The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-09-05

Governor Fleming returned from Asha-
'ille'N. c., Wednesday.
Mr.. John Henderson will attend COLLEGE,
q Baltimore this winter.
Mr.. Chever Shine has gone to Orlando 10
read law with Hon. J. D. Beees.
The Tallahassee tobacco warehouse will
soon be open and ready for business.
Mrs. Frank Weller and son have heen |
spending this week with Miss Clara Lee
on North Monroe street
Mr.. R. L. Bennett has gone to Pb;,a.
delphia on business connected with the
Tallahassee Northern railway.
Mr.. Isaac slusser of Idaho Springs,
Colorado, is visiting mis- brother. Capt. W.
T. Slusser, who is still very ill.
Mr.. Richard Hopkins has secured DO
sition in the Florida Central and Peninsu.
lar railway Office in Jacksonville.
The colored people of this county have
been holding an enthusiastic camp meeting
at Silver Lake during the past week.
Governor Fleming has accepted the
resignation of John Il. Stephens, alderman
for ward seven of the city OF Jacksonville.
Mr. G. Emmett McGrif has returned
from flying pleasure trip to Washington,
Philadelphia, New York and other eastern
cities.
Is there not an ordinance compelling
property owners to keep weeds cut from the
sidewalksF If there is then it ought to be
enforced.
Miss Bette Nicholson, daughte ter of 81 on.
Angus Nicholson of Quincy, clerk of Gads-
den county circuit court, is the guest OF
Miss Sallie McGriff.
Mr. Robert G. Blake and Mr.. Chas. L.
Beard came up from the South Florida
phosphate fields this week to visit their
many Tallahassee friends.
Hon. L. B. WOmbwell, Mrs. J. d
Perkins, son and daughter, Hon. Milton
Sayler aud several others have recentlt
returned from st. Teresa.
Florida has two lady notaries public
Miss Clara /. Hanford of Green Cove
Springs and Mics Ruge OF Apalschicola
both appointed BY Governor Fleming.
The Queen and Crescent Route wnl sci
home-seeker excursion tickets to Florid.
points from Cincinnati and Lexington a
half rates on September Is and 20.
Rev.J. L. D. Hillyer will preach at tn
Baptist church tomorrow morning at l.
O'Clock and in the afternoon at Lao. Th
public is cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. Geo. Gneenhow has arranged t.
have HIS excellent carpet stretchers man
ufactured in Tallahassee by the Eurek
Machine Works. He has applied for
patent.
Special attention is directed ITO MI
M Laely's Cigar advertisement whicl
appears in this ISSUE Mr.. Lively car
ries fall line Of the very best brands o
smokers, and guarantees TO suit the mos
fastidioxs lover Of the weed
The Link Belt Engineering Co., of Nice
town, Phi adelphia, has contract for erect
ing the phosphate rock storage plant 70
Florida Central & Peninsular Railway Co
at Fernandina. The plant will iDelud
: five conveyols, 23s ,464,,164 and 125 feet il
! length. st will have a capacity for han
ding two tons per minute.
An Australian love bird, the smailes
kaown species Of the parrot family, rev
) into Tallahassee Wednesday moroing iron
parts unknown and alighted in the top
} most branches of large oak near thecdt
J market A crowd coon gathered and
venturesome street urchin climbed up an
captured it.
Col. II. z Duval, president OF TIN
} Florida Centcal and Peninsular railway
} writes to the Baltimore Manufacturers
Record that his company is considering
The ppopriety Of building railroad fror
somewhere in the neighborhood Of Talla
3 hassee to Birmingham, Ala, and that
has had the Line surveyed all the va
q through, but the project is being held
e abey ance at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. A. Lamb have ma
, the St. James hotel thoroughly cleane
and made fresh and sweet from cellar
garnet, ready for the winter rush
q travel. The dining hall has been newl
ceiled and painted, with an attractive d.
sign of gilt wall paper on the walls, an
gauze wire doors and window frames pu
in. Mrs. Lamb says she is going to max
the st. James one Of the best kept hotel
in Florida, even if she Loses money.
The FLoRIDIAN, Of Tallahassee, Fla
wants every school in. Middle Florida
a have the :rudimentary principles Of ayr
a culture brought inside their walls fror
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