The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-12-03

| ioit inc SAFE Oh Il nice residence In Ialla
hassee.
Col. A H. Lowrie, of Eigin, III.
is looking after his landed interests in thi.
section.
The Florida Central aud PENINSULA
shops closed down and gave holiday las
Thursday.
Mr.. John S. Beard left last week to at
tend the fall term of Calhoun Circui
Court
The BARRIERS OF Tallahassee hav,
TONED a combine and raised the schedule
Of prices.
Leon County Farmers Alliance vii
meet al Mlccosukic on "Wednesday, The
nth inst.
Mr. Eppley, son-in-law of DR.. w B
Radtord, is building nice residence OF
L Ike Hall
MIR. Samuel DuBose, of The F. C.. & p
Ry, spent Thanksgiving day with his Tai
lahas>ee friends
Thousands of magnificent camellia ia
ponicas, from the purest white to the deep
est crimson, are in profuse bloom in the
Tallahassee Country.
Mr. Batter l.. Blanchard has returned
rom Lowell, Mass, and accepted cases in
| The FLORIDIAN office
Mr. J Ii. Coles and wife, of MARSHALL
'own, and Mrs. J. II. Nichols, of Hubbard
Iowa, are IN The city.
DR.. j. n. Smith, Superintendent of the
Safe Asylum. at Chattahoochec, was at
he G piral Saturday.
= Cold baths, at Freand's Barber Shop. Aft
M cs>f,. CAa>. Ferrell and Frank w
Duval, OF Crawiordville, were visitors to
The Capital City last week.
-Mr c. H Blackwell's dog Joe" has
adopted lutte kitten and gone into train
ing in the happy family" show line.
Live Oak Banner Miss Nellie Lang,
daughter Of Adjutant General Lang, OF
Tallahassee, spent last week with Miss Pink
Overstreei.
DIR. w. L. Moor and family have
street, la'eley purchased Of Col. John s.
Winthrop.
-Nr. Clarence Wilson, of Fort Gaines,
AMI Mr. f. B. Manning, OF Iamonia, were
among The guests Of the ST. James last
Wednesday.
Use of wash basins free, at Freeland'r
Barber Shop Att
-For illustrated circular and price lis
of the East Coast Poultry Yards, address
E w. Am-den, proprietor, OImond-on-
the HALIFAX, Florida.
Col Nat r. Walker, editor of the Wa
kulla Times, and Mr.. W. H. Walker, o;
Iamonia, were among the Thanksgiving
Day guests of the ST. james.
Mr.. James Munro, manager Of the-Tal-
inbassce opera house, has purchased an ele-
CANT, sweei-toncd new piano and placed il
in position in the opera house.
PROT Starkey walked a tight rope
stretched from the top of the ST. James 10
the top of Hathaway & Co.'S store Saturday,
and passed around his hat for pay.
Salvation Oil is guaranteed to cure
rheumatism, sore throat. swellings, brusee,
burns, and frosbiles. Price only twenty
FIVE cents bOt'l
To make children healthy, use plenty Of
air, plenty of milk, plenty Of sleep, and al
WAYS have bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup in case of Group
Mr.. JAS r. Sanders, solicitor ter the
County Court, left for Tallahassee Monday
morning 10 attend to little law business,
and VII probably return to-day.-Titus
vi,lr Star.
The Milton correspondent Of the Pen
sacola News, says Miss Sallie Barnes, the
chaAming daughter of FIorida's popular
Comptroller, is spending some time with
Mss Toonir McWhorer, Of this city.
Mrs. II. r. Raymond and children, OF
Columbus. Ga, who have been on pro-
trac,ed visit to friends in Tallahassee, de-
narted for home last week, accompanied
nv her sister, Mrs. r. B. Carpenter, and
her children.
In its issue Of last Friday the Tallahas-
seesn announced that Mr. John G. Collins
had assumed full control and management
of that paper MIR. Walter N. Shine, bis
late partner will remain with him in the
capacity OF editorial writer.
Tallahassee Lodge No. 1926, Knights
nj Honor. held an interesting meeting las
Thursday evening, at which two applications
for membership were received. The mex
meeting will be on Thursday, the 18th
INST, at which officers for the first term II
1890 will be nominated. Every member
is specially requested toibe present.
Mr.. w. Fl. Ellis, prominent young
attorney of Quincy, was welcome caller
=, the FLoRIDIAN sanctum Friday. de
came over TO the Capital City in carriage
accompanied by Mr.. l. Leonard Harris and
Misses Carrie Love and Bessie Gibbes, two
charming young society ladies OF Quincy
They returned Saturday.