The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-08-01

Mrs. L. D. Ball ia visiting relatives and
friends in Connecticut. |,
Mr.. George Lewis and Mr.. F. c. Gilmore
came up from ST. Teresa Thursday.
Mr.. w. A. Papy will join the jolly
bathers at st. Teresa next week.
Mrs. W. H. Chandler and daughter are
visiting friends in Gainesville, Ga.
Mr.. 81. A. Fish of Gainesville has been
the guest to his father, Mr.. A. J. Fish,
this week.
Mrs. Emma Norris was married to Mr.. |
John Terrell at Crawfordville last Sun.
day.
MIR. Robert L. Blake, fresh from the
phosphate fields, is visiting his many Tai
lahassee friends
Mr.. g. w. Saxon and family and their
guest, Miss Haynes of Americus, Ca,
will go to St. Teresa next week.
Mr.. c. S. Adams, a prominent young
attorney Of Jacksonville, was among the
visitors to Tallahassee yesterday.
Hon. Hugh A. Corley of Leesburg has
been in the Capital city this week and was
warmly greeted by his many friends.
Among the departures for St. Teresa
this morning are Mr.. E. j. Johnson and
family, Mr.. J. D. Perkins and Mr.. T. G.
R4wls.
The San Sebastian Sugar, Land and
Investment Company. Capital stock
81, 900, 600, principal place of business in
Orlando, has filed articles Of incorporation
with the secretary Of state.
Governor Fleming has appointed AL
bert Wright, Of Ocala, to be notary pub
lie for the state at large and John T. Ma
poles, of Santa Rosa county, to be JUS
tice of the peace.
| The Franklin Guards of Apalachicola
left the camps of instruction at ST. Angus
tine earliar than the other companies, in
order to catch the boat at CHATTANOOGA exc.
They passed through Tallahassee Sunda y
Walter McGriff, the polite and bright
messenger Of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company in this city, will take a
we'll earned vacation next week, go ing TO
Townsville. John Edgar will act as
messenger during Walters absence.
The Phoenix Phosphate Company, CAPT
tai stock $500, 900, principal place Of bus
mess at Ocala, has filed articles of incorpor'
alton with the secretary OF state. The in
Icorporators are B. F. Jackson, H. L. An
derson, J. A. Ammons, B. F. Hampton and
w. B. Lynch.
Mr.. T. L. Hays, superintendent of the
Graham Lumber company's single mills
at St. Marks, was here Wednesday. He
says they will soon start the machinery
in motion. The mills have already booked
orders tor all the shingles they can saw
for the next five years.
All are invited to attend services at the
Tallahassee Baptist church at 1 a. m, and
Ia D. m. 10 morrow. AT the afternoon
service tie pastor, Rev. j. L. D. Hillyer
will preach on the whisky question, with
a view to preparing the people tor the
election to be holden September IL to
decide whether or not intoxicating drink
shall be sold in Leon county.
The Fidelity Invt stment Company has
organized and will buy, improve and sell
mineral and timber lands. The company
has filed its articles OF Incorporation with
the secretary Of state The principal place
OF business will be ut Jacksonville. The
capital stock 100000. The incorporates
are Adolph Plucmer J. William, johnson
and W. H. Jones.
One of the greatest curiosities in Flor
Iida-the natural bridge across st. Marks
Iriver-has been utaway to facilitate the
floating of cypress logs 10 the Graham
Lumber company's mills at st. Marks
What pity! But then all Instructions
mus give way in time before the march
of industrial development. The natural
bridge now lives only in history.
Hon. J. w. Trammell, Polk county
able and popular representative to The
legislature, has been in Tallahassee this
week on important business. MIR. Tram
neil is becoming conspicuous figure in
Florida politics and is climbing up the
ladder hand over hand Polk county can
we'll be proud of her popular son. His
shoulders are broad enough to bear the
burden of high Office.
A new railroad, TO be known as the Sill
YER Springs and Western, is 10 be built
from Silver Springs to OcaIa. thence west
ward w Dunnellon, with branch 10
Archer. The road will be about W miles
in length. The CAPT al stock, ss per ar'''
Giles of incorporation filed with the sfcEe'
,ary of slate. is 100000. The directors
for the first year are F. A. league X. L.