The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-04-30
Mr. j. S. locke and family departed Satur-


pleasant caller at The FLoRIDEAN sanctum last
Saturday
Miss r. r. B)wlers lecture to ladies ONLY.
on last Thursday afternoon is said to have been
quite Interesting
w. r. Wilson offers genuine bargains on his Blrglin
Counter.
Prof B. w Helvcnston, Principal of the
Madison High School, was in the city few
days ago on business
If You have property for recent, give 1t to j.
T. Bernard, Son Il Co. Jan % 17-tfeow
Miss E. Whitaker and Miss Martha
! Whitaker. Of Oswichee, Ala, who have been
visiting friends in Tallahassee have returned
/ home
DO you want 10 get your properly insured /?
! Then call on J. T. Bernard, Son & Co, who
represent thc old and reliable Phenix Insurance
Co, Brooklyn, y. Y. Jan % 17-tfeow
a delightful party was given at the Kinder
g1rten school Friday IN celebration of the birth
day 81 Prot. Frobel, the originator Of The KIN
d"rgarten
w. r. Wilson offers genuine bargains his Ba rgan
/ Counter.
The Republican party forced the negro into
the political arena for mecenary purposes
Since the objects for which the negro was en-
Iranchised no longer serves the purposes of the
Republican party, the leaders ignore the negro,
and some threaten to dslranchiSe him.
Ii you wan, bargains in CITY, suburban prop
criy, farming or wild lands, be sure and 90 to J.
T. Bernard, Son & Co. Jan % 17-tf.v,5w
Mr. Isaac n. Harmon and wife, Of Chicago,
who have been guests OF II >tel Leon for several
months, departed Saturday for Huntsville Ala,
where they will remain a few weeks before re-
turning home
Now is the time to place your properly in
the hands of J. +. Bernard, Son & Co., if Won
want it sold. Jan % 17-tf cow
The Republican party made the negro IA
citizen and voter and he became an offensive
parts ln-oEenSivr to both pariics--and now he
i, peculiarly offensive to the Republican party
because he wants otlicc--bccause he very prop
ery desires TO share in the spos to be disbursed
by his party, which priv cac that ptriy would
not now enjoy b1 i": TIE co,orcd vote cast for
Repuhjc.o cau.iitr'te.
Go and see W II. Wilson's Btralin Counter
Dr.. A. I. Jones, Representing the Floli Ia
Dispatch, Fumcr and Fruit Grower made a
pleasant cali at the FLoRIDIAN s,nctum last
evening.
Tallahassee Lodge No. 1926 knights of
Honor, meets at Masonic Hall next Thursday
night, May Oh Visiting Knights are cordially
invited.
IL You want surveying done, maps made
plans aud specifications for buildings or anything
else in the engineering line, call and see J. T.
Bernard Son & Co. l7tf-eow
fE,ll, nd (,nl
railroad, has II force Of hands at work cutting
the right of way from the Oc&lockonee river to
Tallahassee.
-Mcssrs r. w Davis, j. p. D"PasS, ID. A.
Finlavson, B,ni Harrison, Dexter Hunter, J. NJ
BArrs Geo Holmes, r F. Taylor, Angus Pater-
son, Z NJ L'Eagle w. O. Tison, P. Kelley, VIM
Wallace. r. NJ Smith, j. W. Malone, J. G. Ruge,
Chas. Davies and Walter G. Coleman were
among the arrivals at the Leon the past week.
Since the Republican party made the negro
a factor ia the politics of the country, it is mete
and proper that President Harrison should ;g
more the negro in the distribution of the offices
Bravo, Mr.. President! Continue the good
work The negro is indeed an offensive parti-
san--(not when your party wants his vote, but
when the negro asks an office from the Repub
can bosses).
Go and see w. r. Wilson's Bargain Counter.
The following new subscribers have been
entered on the FLORIDIANs subscription books
this week II G Rehwinkle, } A Stephens,
II w c. Schroeder, II Dutton & Co, A c Cone,
w II Palmer Harry Rigel, Heston, l.
jackson, Judge Ben Friedman, II w Denham,
Taylor e Shands, Drs NJ Jackson & Son,
w Epperson, J F Jackson, G Wemsn, Will
liam Bell, Mrs NJ Crumev. DR. Thos James,
Hon c B Parkhil DR. p S Houstoun, Crosby
Dawkins, Miss E Whitaker.
Receiver H. r. D wal, Chief Engineer Bush
nell. Commissioner of Lands Tucker and other
officials of the F. r. & N, in company with
Mr. G. Gunby Jordan, were in Columbus, Ga,
last week, and left there by private conveyance
to look over the route between Columbus and
Quincy. The private car passed through ITALIA
hassee Yesterday en- route for Quincy, where it
went to meet the party. This looks very much
as if the F. r. & N intends building to Column
bus. and Madam Rumor says work will soon be
begun.
60 and see w. R. Wilson's Bargain Counter
Acting under the rules and regulations of
the State Board of HEALTH the City Council has
! instructed Mayor German to appoint city health
officers, whose duty it will be to make a thor
| Ough house-to-house inspection once month
during the summer and see that the sanitary
condition Of the city is as it should be. These
inspectors will be appointed this week, a1d begin
their rounds at once. We are glad to see the
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