The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-19


full in Inc Tallahassee Country.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis left last week
for their annual visit to Key West.
Mr. G. NJ Browdcr, of Montgomery, has
charge of the Leon Office AT night.
Mr. and Ms Chas. B. McGenniss, of Chca-
go, are pleasantly quarered at the Leon.
The Tallahassee market is well supplied
with immense, hard-hcad, crisp cabbages.
Leon county planters are preparing land for
extra large crops OF luscious watermelons. They
propose raising more and making them larger
and better than ever
MIR. j. NJ Ernest has returned from Apa-
lchcola, having been to that busy Gulf port de-
livering quantity of fruit trees sold from his
Leon county nursery.
"A. NJ. Purycs Secretary and Treasurer of
the Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Company,
of Philadelphia, was in the city several days last
week on business connected with his company
d nvel (Col) Mining Industry
No one is compelled to go to church, but
when You so lie l,* says You shall conduct
yourself properly Did yon know that whisper
ing in church during divine worship is viola
ton % The lan ?-}IUcig rville Chronicle
-Toere arc MANY accidents and diseases which
@!fycl Stock and cause serious Inconvenience and
loss to he farmer ii lis work, which may be
quickly 'cme,lird Nv tie use OF Dr. J. H. Nc
Loa,'s Volcanic OF Linimcnt. For sale by H.
Y. Il >chrI.'"r. Jan % 3m
r.. p Benedict, ore buyer anil general agent
for the Pennsylvania SD Manufacturing Com
pany, of Philadelphia. has returned from the
f Isl and viii leave next week for an extended
rip through Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona
and California in The interest of the great com
pany lie rprescn's.-Denver (Col) Mining In
dustry
The jacksonville 1aili(s announced that The
agent of the Milton Mobiles Comedy COMPANY
had started for Tallahassee. The papers arrived
in advance of the agent, and there was 4 rush TO
Cltrk's for reserved SEATS before The agent
reached Tallahassee. The Mobiles will have
good house Thursday night.
Mr.. $ B'telr Thompson, postmaster OF
Lake City, was pleasant caller at the FLO
RDIAN sanctum Yesterday.
Mr.. John 6. ITcinl and Mr. Mckinley of
Tcrrc II rute, Indiana, arrived Friday. Woik is
progressing on Mr. IItinl's flower gardens and
hot houses, inst north OF the Leon, and that will
soon be one of The most beautiful and attractive
>qu'r 5 in Tallahassee
Nj. John A. Graham Of Jacksonville, is cir
culating among bis Tallahasseciriends This week.
-Mes>rs. J. c. Avery D K Hickey, w. 4. S.
VI. J. Fawria and Mr. w 5. Keyscr and wife, of
Pansacola, are among the late arrivals at The
Leon.
Hon. james T. Boone and wife OF Quincy,
are among The gacSts Of the Leon this week
Hon. II. Scagravc Adams, of lnford, and
Col. G. ) EIealr, of vile, have pleasant quar-
tiers at The Leon
Miss Ella VI. Brown An Miss Mary F. Bon
gc>un, Of St. Louis, arrived ut The Leon yestcr-
day
The work on The Official Society, Church,
lway and Shippers Guide to Florida is now
well under way. 1t is by far one of The most
exhaustive and complete works of the kind ever
attempted in the State. 1t will be closely CLASH
fled and so arranged that any needed ntorma-
ton can be at once turned to and found, no
matter how obscure or small the interest or in
formation sought will be 'ound complete and re-
liable 1t will have very large circulation both
in and out Of the State. Those desiring space
should correspond with us at once as both time
and space for advertising is limited.
Hon. d. S. Walker Jr is in attendance at
United States District Court in jacksonville
this week.
Mr.. G. Benedict Rogers OF Jacksonville,
is in Tallahassee this week soliciting exhibits
for the Sub-Tropicl Exposition. Parties hav-
ing exhibits to send can leave them at the Flo
RIDGAN office aud they will be forwarded free of
cost
Louise Imogen Guincy, the reputed author
OF the magazine essay on DR.. Johnson's Fa-
vorites," which has attracted notice in Eng
land recently, will have a poem, winter
Boughs," in lIAapER's MAGAZINE for March.