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


Peaches are extra fine in the Iallahas-
see country this year,
Hon. Patrick Houstoun and family are
among the late departures for St. Teresa.
watermelon weighing "A pounds was
IN exhibition at Mr.. J. Munro's store
Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Lang was the guest of Miss
Mary Christopher at Jacksonville this
week.
Genial Judge P W. White of Quincy
was among the visitors to Tallahassee
this week.
The weeds have been cut down on Mon
roe street. Now let owners of vacant lots
do likewise.
Mrs Bette Hubbard of Mt. Pleasant is
the guest of Mrs A. Moseley at her pretty
country villa.
Mr.. John E. Sickles and family leave
soon for Rockland county, New York, TO
remain until fall.
Mrs Wallace Quarterman and son and
Mrs. w. NJ. Mcintosh and family went
to St. Teresa Thursday.
A nightbooming cereus at the residence
Of Mrs. H. o. Ames is budding and will
soon burst into fragrant bloom.
HoD. SydL. Carter, the silYer-tongued
orator Of Gainesville, was among the
prominent visitors to the capital city this
week
DIR. Cameron, of Petersburg, Va, a
nephew Of Miss Eva Cameron, has &C
cepted position with Mr.. H. V. R.
Schrader.
cheap sugar and plenty of fruit is
keeping the housewives of Tallahassee
OuSy preserving and canning fruits for
winter consumption.
Mrs. W. X. Wilson, Miss Emma Wilson.
MISS fann'e Wilson and Mr.. Talbot Mar
TN have gone to Tennessee. Mr.. Phelps
wilson accompanied them as far as Jack
sOnville.
AeSsIs I. ], Roberts s. Son this week
NuAue bid on hauling he machinery
'OOn 10 arrive for the phosphate mines
west OF Tallahassee. 1t will not be long
OeiOfe mining operations are begun.
ine county commissioners have de-
''Oed 10 work the roads Of Leon county
y Summoning persons subjec. to road
uu'y 70 do the work, in preference to
"'!mg tax, which the new law gives
'nem the option of doing.
Inc picture Of the Fifteen Babes in
' "oods-Fug'tives flom Injustice -
-. s-Aue ny Mr. A. S. Harper, is on exhibi-
- OH at the store of Mr.. w. A. Rawls.
.. ne picture is work of art; it is one of
t t-' ineSt pieces Of photography ever ex-
nlolted in Tallahassee.
Two years ago Miss Annie Ames
''ugnt at one of the Tallahassee stores
NJ pineapple. brought here from Lake
t "'n' and planted the head of the fruit.
oA root, hourished and grew, and is
.s ~" ~ bearing. The apple is large and
orlght gold n color. This BEAUTIFUL.
hh.e plant is quite a curiosity to Tai
|. seans' and many have called to see
g. ms successful experiment. proves
so~. WIN care and attention even rare
.o Sp'c'l fruits can be grown in the fertile
'0ll Of Tallahassee. ~
4. NJ: N NJ. Bowen, of Tallahassee, F,o,i.
r., lived here yesterday on yisi, TO bis
p, General Webb of the Florida
nn. .Aon' now here, and will rema in for
mr. e' Dir. Bowen is a veteran news.
.,n ~aO' having been, up TO a year or AZ
Sn. tutor and proprietor of the WEEKLY
lana ~ AZ the Oldest newspaper In The
lses f'owers. which was established in
d Pr. nc Is also ex president of the FIori.
hl.. e~ Association. Mr.. Bowen still
aad d.. Ia interest in newspaper work.
h,ns" nng the session of the Florida leo;,.
A,,s was correspondent for number Of
Re,i.- metropolitan dailies.-Atlautic Civ
a.av u'ssention of the stomach which
Due 70 S i feel after eating, may be
improper mastica+,o,
aths s. Os. cases, it indicates a weakness
fr,h;.ss digestive organs, the bes. remedy
i.s .s..n u J. one of Ayers Pills, to be t..