The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-01-08
is Florida Day.


dist Church.
"A California florist wantsSomeone to write
atu description o. ;he different varieties of
Tallahassee cimclis. INFORMATION at this office
Frequently accidents occlr in the household
winch Cause barns cuts. sllfais and bruises; for
use in such cases Dr. J. II HcLean's Volcanic
Oh Lnment has for many years been the con
slant Avolite family remedy Nov :-m
Rev. w. A. Dodge, o! Atlanta, editor of the
Way of Life, j. 5 been in Tallahassee during the
past week, the guest o! II v II. f. Partridge.
and occupied The pulpit AT tbf Methodist Church
Sunday. He preached an excellent sermon.
No merchau, in Tallahassee believes more
firmly in The use of printers iik that w. r. Will
son, and none doing lager business than
he
DON'T fail to reAd w r. Wilson's big "ad."
tie is giving astonishing bargains this week
Mr.. o. P. Rocks and NJ. r. p. Burton. of
Ltesburg, were pleasant Gales at the FLoR1DIAN
sanctum last week
Dir. .. T. Rocks, of he delegates of the
Orange Growers Union, hnj quite a display Of
frults guava jelly etc, AT he ST. James last
week
Capt. John t. Howard of Quincy, was a
welcome caller at lhc FLoRIDlAN sanctum Satur-
day.
While You are in Tallahassee look around
and see lfyou wouldn't like % make your home
among us.
There will be meeting of the Florida
Presbytery, At the Presbyterian Church. at Up
n. next Friday The public is cordially in
vied to attend
Mr. Fred Williams is having another ten
acre pear orchard SET out on his place, just north
OF Tallahassee. He viii also have about two
acres sci in choice peach trees aud one acre in
fine table grapes.
Be sure TO rcal Hon. Z. B. Baileys adver
tisement. lie olf'rs a rare opportunity to CAPT
talisls who wish To invest in profitable bust
ness
Several wagons from the far West passed
through Tallahassee Saturday with number of
families en- route to settle near Ocaa
Mr.. james II. Arnold, of Kansas City, Mis-
ourl, cousin ofour genial livery stable proprie-
tor, Mr. j. e. kemper, who spent last winter in
Tallahassee, has returned with his family and has
taken rooms at the BrOkaW House.
-Blngley, a veteran show amusement man.
ager, has been travelling in South American
countries for the past four years He brought
with him on his return to America a choice col
lection of wild animals The camels and drom
edAries are said to be the largest and finest speci-
mems OF their kind in captivity. The show will
exhibit here one day only, next Tuesday
Hon. j. d. Beggs and wife returned to Or.
lando last'Wendesday Mr. Bpggs has efficiently
and ably filled his office ol State Attorney for
The Seventh Circuit, and i, Il candidate for re-
appointment, with, we are glad to learn, encOur-
aging prospects of serving the people OF his Cir
cut in the same capacity for another term.
Mr.. Charles II. Pratt Of the spicy Paatka
Evening Herald, and charming bride, are spend
ing their honeymoon in the c .pital City, guests
Of the Brokaw House Mr. Pratt was well
come caller at the FLoRGDIAN ssnclum Satur-
day.
To day, the anniversary OF the battle of
New Oslcans--Gcnera Jacksnns days an
appropriate one for a gallant Confederate soldier
to take the obligation of CHIEF Magistrate of the
Fora State. Captain Fleming was a noble
soldier, and he will be THE PEOPLES COVER
NOR AND FRIEND
Bishop Weed conducted services at ST.
johns Episcopal Church last Sunday. At the
evening service he confirmed TIE following
Mrs. John A. Graham, Mrs. G. B Gvynn, Mrs
J. B. Carter Miss Gypsic Wilson, Miss Nellie
Wilson, Miss Grace Mort, Miss Leila Nash,
Mrs. l.. 3 Womb Veil and NJ. Louis Peek In
the afternoon The Bishop preached ri 81. MI
chacl, col i isrDprl Church. aud confirmed
a M nbcr OF co'pmunicint, t,err also. His
sermons were '.,llen', tn4 The 4I;rul4ncc was