The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-01-15

Hon. c. B. Parkh of Pensacola, was in
Tallahassee last week
Miss Annie Levy has returned from an ex-
tended visit to friends in New York.
Mr.. o. H. Kelley, of Carrable, was among
the welcome callers at the FLORIDIAN sanctum
last week.
Rev. T. E. Smith filled the pulpit at the
Methodist church Sunday, and preached ali ex-
cellent sermon.
Hon. j. F. Latham, OF Dade City, was
shaking hands with friends in Tallahassee last
week.
Remember, that no subscriptions will be re-
ceived for Texas Siftings and FLoRIDIAN to-
geiher after this month. If you want them
both for year, send in 81 quick.
jackson Allen, colored can learn something
to his advantage by calling at the FLoRIDIAN
sanctum
Miss Carrie P. Cuttings is in charge OF the
Western Union Telegraph Office at Albuquerque
New Mexico.
MIR. G. y. Crawford, Of Arcadia, came up
last week to see his old Tallahassee friends and
to be here during the inaugural
Miss Willie Thornton, one of Pensacola's
after spending few days with friends in this
city,
Among the pleasant callers at the FLoRrD.
IAN sanctum Thursday were Hon. w. B. Ran.
dolph, of Orlando; MIR. B. l.. Curtis, of New
York; Hon. II. c. Crawford, of Crawfordvle,
and Nessrs. JAS P. and John X Martin, of
Tampa.
MIR. and Mis-. Isaac N. Harmon of Chicago,
have returned to Tallahassee and will remain
all winter, enjoying the breezes that sweep over
our hill tops. Mr.. Harmon is owner of Llewellyn
Park, beautiful piece of property, adjoining
Tallahassee on the north.
Happiness depends very much on the,condi-
ton of the liver and kidneys. The ills of life
make but little impression on those whose di-
gestiOn is good. You can regulate your liver and
kidneys with Dr. j. H. McLeans Liver and Kid
ney Balm. $10O per bottle. Nov 6-3m
Mr.. Charles E. Bradley, of Spencer, New
York, arrived Saturday and will spend the win
ter among the hill tops of the Tallahassee Coun-
try. Mr.. Bradley owns;one of the best farms in
Leon county
The Tallahassee Cotton Compress Company
has pressed over twelve thousand bales of cotton
this season. Pretty good for the first year
-Four thousand LeConte pear trees were re-
ceived by Tallahassee parties last week from
Monticello
Hon. B. NJ. Williams, of Providence, was
in Tallahassee last week in attendance at the
meeting of the Florida Presbytery, and was
pleasant caller at the FLoRIDIAN sanctum Sat-
urday
The three charming young ladies' Misses
Ella and Carrie Love and Rhoda Parramour,
who were the guests of Miss Lizzie Tatum, left
Friday for Quincy.
Attorney General Cooper and family de-
parted during the past week for their future
home, ST. Augustine.
Mrs. NJ. S. Jones, the efficient telegraph
operator of the Tallahassee Office, is spending a
few days in jacksonville this week. Dir. Theo
dore Fairbanks has charge of the Office during
her absence.
The Leon Cornet Band Minstrel perform
ance was one of the best shows OF the kind ever
seen upon the Tallahassee stage The boys got
off some rich, rare and racy jokes and kept the
immense audience in an uproar of laughter all
through the entire performance. The gross pro-
ceeds of the evening were $202 which, after de-
Quoting expenses and adding amount already in
the bands treasury, gives the boys about $3.50
toward buying their new silver instruments.
AT the annual meeting of The share. holders
of University Library, on last Thursday after
noon, the old Board of Directors were reelected
and the wording of the constitution was changed
so as to make three members constitute quo.
rum instead of six as heretofore.
COL L. B. Wombwell, Commissioner of Ag-
rculture, has retained the two efficient clerks
Messrs. j. B. Collins and c. B. Gwynn, who
served so faithfully during DR.. c. L. Mitchels
term Of office.
E- Renew A.! renew just now Don't wait.
The FLORIDIAN is brighter than ever, and each
of you can help to keep it bright. Get all the
other subscribers and friends at your office to re-
new with your. Show your paper and ask
them 10 compare it with ANY OTHER. All we
ask is a comparison. Then send US new sub
scribers, If not for year, for three or six months
on trial, aud we will be sure to keep them This
is meant tor YOU.
Last Wednesday was set by the Railroad
Commissioners as the day for hearing the orange
growers and the railroads in regard to existing
rates. The orange growers were here, but the
railroad men failed to materialize, and the hear
ing was postponed until to day. Later-The
Commission has further postponed this matter,
on application Of the railroad attorneys and