The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-11-21

house November 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fisher of Pen
sacola are visiting Tallahassee friends.
Mrs. r. F. Starkey and her daughter
Ethel of Orlando are visiting Tallahassee
friends
ThesArgyle Phosphate Company of Fl.
White, capital stock $100,O00 has filed ar
ticles Of incorporation.
The world-renowned negro musician,
Blind Tom will be the attraction at Mum
70 S opera house November 90.
For scrofula in every form Hoods
Sarsaparilla is a radical, reliable remedy.
1t has an unequaled record of cures
The DeLand Ice Manufacturing and Ma
shine Shops Company, capital stock $780,
900, has filed articles of incorporation with
secretary of state.
Mr.. Lyman Bradley, clerk in the office
of the United States marshal at Jackson
vile, spent Sunday in Tallahassee. He is
son of Mr.. Chas w. Bradley Of Spencer,
n. Y, who owns considerable valuable
property in the Tallahassee country.
The lady Godiva must have had excep-
tionally long hair since it completely con-
cealed her lovely person. Since Ayers
Hair Vigor came into use such examples
are not so rare as formerly. 1t not only
promotes the growth of the hair but
gives it a rich, silken texture.
Mr.. Wallace S. Jones of jefferson
county, ex-United States Consul to Mes
sina, was in Tallahassee this week.
While here he visited the LaPierre phos-
plate mines and was very much pleased
with what he saw, particularly the i'm
mense deposit of natural graduated
bone.
Duncan Clark's Female Minstrels will
play at Munros opera house Monday
night. They say they will prove to the
Tallahassee audience that there is moth
ing Objectionable in their program. The
show is not as loud as the pictures Dun
can Clark is advertised as the baldheaded
mans friend.
Among the late arrivals at the st. James
are Judge G. B. Bucknor of St. Augustine,
S. s. Sharp OF Jasper, H. K. Coeson of
Milton, T. F. McGorwin of DeFuniak, j.
N. c. Stockton of Jacksonville, ]. w.
Trammell of Lakeland, w. D. Barnes OF
Mariana, Jas. E. Young of Lake City, DR..
]. P. DePass OF Lake City and c. 81.
Smith of Madison.
The Jacksonville papers harshly criti-
else the performance of the Duncan
Clark Female Minstrels, which are billed
to play in Tallahassee November %.
From what they say Of the show it is
probable that the attendance at other
towns will be made up of men only. The
trouble seems to be not so much that the
show is an exhibition Of 'Himbacies;" as
that the girls are old, ugly and overly
fat.
Harper's Young People makes the very
timely offer of portraits Of Christopher Co.
lumbus and America Vespucci-the dis.
coverer of America and the man who gave
it it's name-tree 10 all those who are on
January 81, 1892. subscribers to the Young
People by the year, or regular purchasers
of it by the week. These portraits are on
paper suitable for framing, and are capital
for ones room, for schools, libraries and
reading clubs, and just the thing for the
Columbian year.
The Apalachicola Times says that the
machinery for the Green Point cannery has
been placed in position and is about ready
for operations. They are waiting now for
some fresh water to harden the oysters. 1t
is claimed that if canned in their present
condition they will not hold up to weights
and will not give satisfaction to either the
Gamers or buyers. The company will
pack clans, shrimp, turtle and gumbo file
soups, and will experiment with sardines.
The cannery will perhaps be continued
winter and summer.
COmmendable.
All claims not consistent with the high