The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-10-10

Miss Harr:e Pratorious has returned
from visit TO Georgia frienda
United States Marshal E y. Weeks and
wife have been spending this week In Jack.
sonville.
Mr.. T. B. Byrd has had a mechan;ca,
cash boy system put in his store. Go and
see it work.
Another lot Of machinery for the La
Pierre Phosphate company has arrived
at the depot.
The mercury dropped several degrees
Thursday night and yesterday was q de.
lightful fall day.
Miss Jessie Wauchope has returned from
Alabama and has again taken charge of III.
Centreville school.
Don'' forget that October %, % and "a
will be Fl"rid4 days at the Southern Elk
position, Raleigh, N c.
Mr.. John P. Jordan Of Quincy, travelling
agent OF the Savannah. Florida and West
1rn railway, was in Tallahassee this week
for his company.
Mr.. Lawrence W. Harley has accepted
position as salesman at Mr.. w. r. Will
sons dry goods emporium and invites his
old friends to call upon him.
CIV. Fleming has been invited to he
present at the Southern Exposition. Mont
Somery, Ala, on governors day. He will
attend If not prevented by pressing official
duties.
The Farmers Savings and Building and
Loan Association, incorporated under the
laws oil Tennessee, has filed certified copy
OF their articles of incorporation with the
secretary of state
The Dunbar Phosphate company has
filed articles of incorporation with the sec.
rotary of state. The capital stock will h.
1900 600. The company will have Offices
at Citra and at Sleubenville, Ohio.
Every Leon county farmer who planted
tobacco this year is 80 we'll pleased with
The result that he will plant a largely 10.
creased acreage next season. The tobacco
industry is rapidly divorcing our ia rmers
rom the old and disastrous, credit system
and wedding them to the charming Mis-
Ready Cash.
Hooper s. Roz ,ar, agents for the Stand
ard sewing machine, have had a handsome
office fitted up in the St. James hotel,
where they will cheerfully show anyone
interested what excellent work the Stan.
dard can do and how easy 1t runs. This
new firm has an advertisement in this
| ssue. Read it.
Mr. c. W. Bradley has returned from
his summer home, Spencer, N. Y. He is
IN excellent health and is we'll pleased to
note the many Improvements that have
heen going on in Tallahassee during bis
absence. Mr.. Bradley Gays tourist iravt !
10 Florida will be much larger this Water
than ever before.
The condition of the Bel Air road where
crosses the Floti la Genital and Peninsu
lar railway is complained of by farmers
who live south Of Tallahassee. 1t should
ne fixed at once. 1t is said The railroad
tack is 80 much higher than the level of
the dirt road TINT it is hard for team TO
pnl| load over it.
The Jacksonville Metropolis says: Miss
Nellie Lang Of Tallahass e, the charming
daughter OF Adjutant-General Lang. is to
be married about the middle of Novem-
Der to Mr.. B B. McCaa, travelling auditor
Of the F. G. & P railroad Miss Lang
has host of friends and admirers il
Jacksonville and 80 has the groom.
Governor Fleming has appointed dele
gates 10 represent Florida at the Farmers
Congress, which meets at Sedalia, Mo-, No.
vembtr 10, as olows: Hon. r. F. Rogers
and Patrick Houstoun for The state at large,
S. Harvey and D. Fl. Mays alternates;
$. P. Darby for the first congressional dis
trict, w. J. Daniels alternate; Henry w
Long for the second congressional district,
J. G. Speer alternate.
We are in receipt of the descriptive cata-
Iogue for 1901 90 of the Glen St. Mary
Nurseries. g. L. Taber, proprietor. Glen
S.. Mary, Fla. Mr.. Taber has, FIR many
wears past. been intimately connected with
The fruii-growing interests of The South
both 10 orchard and nursery, and, in bis
experimental orchards, has proven the
IN. rirs or dement's OF q large number OF
b ,th new and old varities. We do not
hesitate to say that his comprehensive cata-
logue should be In the hands of every
southern-fruit grower.
"Save who c4nr was the frantic cry Of
Napolean TO his army at Waterloo. Save
health and strength while you can, by the
use of Ayers 6arsaparIlla, is advice that
applies to all, both young and old. Don't
wait until disease fastens on you; begin at