The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-10-03

Mr.. D. b. MeglnnlSS, Jr., IS DdcK from
the Northern markets.
Mrs. R. B. Carpenter and children are
visiting friends in Columbus, Ga.
Miss Fanny L. Kelley, of Carrabelle,
was a guest of the ST. James this week.
Mrs. J. A. Pearce and children have re-
turned from pleasant summer outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. HART and Miss
Nettie Hartt have returned from Canada.
Miss Julia A. DeCottes, of Jacksonville.
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. F. T. N.Y.
erS.
Hon. Fred. T. Myers and Mr.. Geo. w.
Walker visi ed Quincy again this week on
legal business.
Mr.. A. J. Fish is delegate from LIE
County Alliance to the Orlando Worlds
Fair Convention.
Mr. S. W. Costa has sufficiently recov-
cred from his recent illness to visit frieuds
in Apalachicola.
Senator R. H. NJ. Davidson, of Quincy,
was welcome caller at the FLORIDIAN
Office Wednesday.
Mr.. j. W. Nash has accepted position
as salesman at the store of Mr. T. B. Byrd
and invites all his old friends 10 call on
him.
If you want TO enjoy the conveniences
OF atelephone exchange in Tallahassee e
see Mr. 7. B. Byrd and get him TO tell you
all about it.
After long illness, Mr.. J. B. Carter
died in this city Sunday in the 51st year
OF his age. The funeral took place NJ. n
day from st. Johns Episcopal Church.
Mr.. W. L. Davids has returned from
Boston, where he his been engaged in
closing the big sale Of phosphate lands
near Tallahassee to the LaPierre Pics
plate Company.
Plans are being perfected by employees
OF the Florida Central and Peninsular
railway Company for big fish and oys-
Ter dinner at st. Marks some time near
the middle Of this month.
MIR. Frank p. Damon has accepted tire
position of Chief engineer of the Florida.
u orgla and Western Railway, made va
CANT Dy the resignation of Mr.. John NJ.
COOK, and has assumed his duties.
Mr. A. Orr. Symington, general man.
ager OF the Carrabelle, Tallahassee and
georgia Railway, has Teen rushing around
The Capital City this week in way that
makes one think encouraging railroad
news Will soon be made public.
An important meeting of Cleveland
Alilance will be held in Tallahassee next
wednesday. A full attendance Of the
members is specially desired, as ques
LIONS OF Importance 10 the future welfare
VI 'he order are to be acted upon.
Mr. Freeman L Hall and family Of
oKoWhegan, Me-, have arrived in Talla-
naSsee and will make their home here
iney Will lease Mr.. Chas. A. Choate's
villa near the city and establish there a
sportsman's winter resort. Mr. Hall hoo
n"u many years experience as a hunter
anu Sportsman's guide in Maine. He has
Oh extensive acquaintance among the
ScA,'ny Sportsmen of the North. and
'"inAS he can induce a number of them
W make their headquarters here thi.
winter. Wiz
Inc Jewish New Year, 1852, begins
"-usy and will be celebrated as usual bv
:. S10 fieOrew citizens of Tallahassee In
'''0 calendar the new year begins with the
NC" moon in the month Tishri. This
As also known as the Feast of the
Apets' and is mentioned in the Bible
- the Day Of Memorial It is also cele-
"'ou Ia memory Of the intended Offer
lug OF Isaac by Abraham as a willing
'Acrlnce' The trumpet to be blown in com.
~ e"0ra''on Of the day is a rams horn
a. lug next ten days will be peniten+ial
''-tnen comes the Day of Atonement.
s.s, s'sa' ieast day, when every Hebrew
year az. roIglVeness for the sins of the nast
his fs SIu iorglves all injuries done him bv
bepnn o ar day upon which life il
and a fr a;aew, with hatred toward none
ward an 0oiy and fraternal feeling to-
beautiful mani. mankind. This is certainly a
conomy: 100 Doses Ono Dou.v