The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-29

returned from their summer outing in the |
East.
The addition to Mr.. julius Diamonds
On McCarly street is nearly com
pleted.
The RAILROAD Beaver Brigade" eleven
in number, have had their pictures taken
in group. They double discount Flor
ida Legislature for good looks.
The Lloyd correspondent of the Monti-
cello Tribune says that Mrs. William
Clarke aud Miss Mitte Griffin have moved
TO Tallahassee and will make this their
home.
The ten cent show did not reach Tai
lahassee last Thursday, and Madam Ru
NOR says they went to pieces in Lake City,
not having money enough to pay their
way on the railroad
Maj A. r. Combs, of Sunny Hill, one
of the most enterprising farmers of Leon
county, was pleasant caller at the FLO
RIDIAN sanctum Friday. The Maj or adj
vertises his famous rust proof seed oats in
this issue. They are of extra quality, and
are guaranteed. Orders left at the store
of Mr. James Munro will receive prompt
attention.
The charming little actress, Miss Cora
Van Tassel, supported by a strong com
pany, will appear at the Tallahassee Opera
House November 9th
It is not at all pleasant for quiet, law
abiding citizens to be hauled off TO Jack
sonyille to stand trial upon some imaginary
charge of election frauds" but then, you
know, the court must see that the "twenty-
two puzzle" earns It's per diem.
-Messrs. Gilmore & Davis have the
work of remodelng and charging Mr.. w
NJ. Mcintosh, Jr's residence well under
way.
Next Friday will be the first day of
November, and yet the Tallahassee mar
ket is well supplied with fresh garden truck
Tallahassee was blessed with a good
rain Friday night.
Farmers of Leon county are preparing
TO plant oats.
Peach trees arc in bloom in the Talla~
hassee Country.
Second crop LeConte pears are as large
as hen eggs in the Tallahassee Country.
With sugar cane at two cents a stalk,
the average street urchin is happy.
Another batch of Leon county grst
was taken down to Jacksonville this morn
ing to be run through the Republican per
secution mill.
Remember this-the price Of Texas
Siftings is "a per year, yet we give you
both, the FLORIDIAN and Siftings, every
week in the year, for only $2-the same as
if we gave you So irAmoney for paying us
81 for years subscription TO the FLO
RIDIAN. Take advantage Of this CLUB offer
quick.
Always consult the advertising COL
umns of the FLoRIDIAN before buying. Ii
will save you money.
Miss Susie Cameron, daughter of ex-
Governor Cameron, of Virginia, arrived
last week TO spend the winter with her rel
alive, Miss Eva Cameron.
The National Magazine for November
will contain among other articles Com
paratve Philology," by Professor Schele
de We're, Phi. D., J. U. D., of the University
Of Virginia; Political Science" by Pro-
fessor Raymond Mayo Smith, A. NJ, of
Columbia College, and Shakespeare" by
F. w. Harkins. Phi. d., Chancellor of the
whose instruction by mail and University
Extension System for non-residents now
meeting with such favor, will also be ex-
planned in this number. In future num-
beers will appear Il Symposium comprising
articles by prominent scholars and STATES
men giving their opinions on leading ques-
tons, such as "Darwins Theory" The
Chinese Question" Socialism, and
"Shoud Immigration be Restricted ,"
Published the first of each month, at lat
Throop Street, Chicago. Subscription price
81 90 year. Sample copy 10 cts.
Last week deputy U. S. Marshal in
vaded Leon county TO summon witnesses
and arrest parties indicted by the 22-to-1
jury of the U. S. Court at jacksonville
Yesterday Mr.. G. w. Bannerman, Super
visor of Registration, went down as IL wit
ness, and Messrs B. G. Chaires. Doc Woo
ten and - Agnew were indicted parties
who left for Jacksonville. They were &C
companied by State Senator Patrick Hous-
toun, Mr. George w. Walker, Chairman
OF the County Democratic Committee, and
Capt. B. NJ Burroughs. Those indicted
were required to give bondlfor appearance
in the sum of $4,000. Rumor says papers
have been served on Messrs. W. w. Coca,
Arvah Hopkins and Walter Demilly, as
indicted parties, and about fifteen negroes
for witnesses. All this means oppression
and persecution of innocent men. The
perpetrators of these outrages upon quiet,
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