The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-10-03
The Leon county schools will open Mon.


day.
Mrs. ID. 4. Bernreuter of Savannah ia
visiting friends In Tallahassee.
Tobacco is the trump card that is going
to win the game for Middle Florida.
Mrs. c. H. Berg has returned from a
visit to friends in Fernandina and Jack.
sonville.
Mrs. J. Hugh Murphy of Orlando is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Norman
Robinson.
Ex-Gov. and Mrs. w. D. Bloxham are
expected home from Virginia Tomorrow
or next day.
Judge w. D. Barnes of Mariana was
among the prominent visitors to ITALIA
hassee this week.
The Quincy Herald says Mr.. Charles
Voght bought $4,000 pounds of tobacco
in four days last week.
The industrial and agricultural develop
ment of Leon county is going to be we'll
worth watching this winter.
The trustees of the Florida Agricul-
tural and Mechanical College will meet at
Lake City next Tuesday, October 6.
The work of boring the artesian well
has progressed slowly this week, the drills
having struck very hard flint rock.
Mrs. M. B. Waites has returned from
her summer outing and has opened her
fashionable boarding house for the winter
season.
Among the guests of the st. James
Thursday were E. G. Love, Jr., of Quincy
B. M. Miller of DeLand and Nat R
Walker of Charlottesville.
Clarence W. Maxwell, Car Accoun,an
oil the Florida Central and Peninsulal
railroad, was in the city during the week
on business for the company.
The city authorities prohibit the throw.
ing of sugar cane Feelings on the streets
City Sanitary Officer NJ. F. Papy viii
see that the law is enforced.
Mr.. E. G. Love, Jr., who graduated
with high honors from the Seminar,
West of the Suwannee last term, ha.
been elected principal of the Quincy Higl
School,
The trustees of the Grant Monumen
Association of Chicago have invite
Governor Fleming to attend the unveilin,
of the Grant monument in Lincoln Park
Chicago, which takes place Oc'ober 7.
Prof. w. D. Crabb. Prof H. B. Arbuckl
and Miss Elizabeth Bangs, teachers OF tn
Seminary. West OF the Suwannee, hav
arrived in Tallahassee and are ready TO az
sumo their duties when the school open
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Chandler and lit
tie Bessie have returned from their sum
mer outing at Gainesville, Ga. Mis-
Fannie Morgan of Gainesville accompa
MED them home and will be their CUES
for some time.
Mr.. Thomas e. Cook of Tallahassee
arrived in town last Sunday from Cara
belle He brought his children with him
Henry Mage and family accompanies
him. On Monday Mr.. Cook and childre
and Henry Maige. wife and children, io,'l
passage ON the N lad for Tampa. MI
Cook embarks in business at Tampa AMI
Mr.. Henry Mage will assist in the uNi
ness.-Apalachicola Times.
The many remarkable cures Of catarrl
effected by the use Of Ayers SarsapariEl
is conclusive proof that this loathsOln
and dangerous disease is one of the blood
only needing such searching ard row
erful Alternative to thoroughly eradicate it
Mr.. E G. Chesley is making an e'e
gantly executed copy, in India ink pei
work, of the act passed by The Legislature
making the birthday of General Jefferson
Davis legal holiday in Florida, whitl
will be sent to Mrs. Davis with the com
pliments of the State of Florida.