The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-07-25

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Cant W. P. Slusser has gone to st.
Teresa.
Fruit is plentiful and fine in the ITALIA
hassee country.
Interesting railroad news will soon be
given to the public.
The season at St. Teresa is gayer this
year than ever before.
Drop little more energy in the slot
and see Tallahassee grow
Pears are being shipped from Tallahas-
see bv the thou sands of barrels.
Everybody who goes to st. Teresa
praises the management of the hotel.
There is big profit in hunting phos-
phates in the Tallahassee country. Try it.
Mr.. J. E. Purdy of New York has been
among his Tallahassee friends this week.
A party of young people enjoyed a
pleasant moonlight picnic Thursday
night.
Miss Leila c. Bassett returned Thurs
day from her summer outing among the
hills Of Georgia.
The peculiar enerv ating effect of sum-
mer weather is driven off by Hoods
Sarsaparilla, which "makes the weak
strong"
State Treasurer F. ]. Pons went to his
home in Sanderson Monday TO try and
recover his strength meath his own vine
and fig tree
Phosphate -prospectors are out early
and late among the hills surrounding Tai
lahassee and more big finds may soon be
announced
The st. Cloud sugar farm has 1000
acres planted in sugar-cane this season.
That's raising "Cain " in the right sort
OF way, is it not?
Mrs. Chas. Il. Berg, Miss Dell Berg and
MASTER Charley came up from Jackson
'liie last Saturday and are stopping at
Mrs. D. c. Wilson'S.
Prof Henry N. Felkel of the State
Normal College, DeFuniak, passt d
through Tallahassee Monday en- route to
Aothony to attend teachers institute at
that place.
An outfit for drying lumber was re-
@i'ed at the Tallahassee depot of the
riofida Central and Peninsular railway
.lN week consign,d to the Graham Lum-
berCompany.
MI A. d. Granting, recently a resi-
uen' OF Mtyersville, Miss, has moved to
AuSuS' IN this state. Mr.. Granting has
you Tue fLoRIDIAN every week for the
last forty years.
HISS Winnie Stone of Americana Ga
visiting her aunt, Mrs. N. S. Jones,
30 eHAeef OF the Western Union Telegraph
s-''e LII this city. Miss Winnie is learn
10 Chain the lightning and weave it
INTO Words.
no a. 'onn A. Graham is having a mag
nt monument erected over the
!; 49,. VI Ills wife in the city cemetery. It
sa'a to have cost $500 and it took
Tn, eght cars to bring the pieces to
wl.1 commencement exercises of the
"~s springs Normal School and Busi-
b. oOllege will take place Thursday and
vim my July 80 and 81. The graduates
.dd,s peak Thursday night. The alumni
D uless will be delivered FRIDAY n;oht NV
soU owl, a. W, Nell, late president Of the
eUS' 'usrn University Of Kentucky. The
10 are cordially invited to attend.
thu Is more money in Tallahassee
d.no.:4 Os' people think. Individuals have
Of T.n., with the First National bank
sso4 tallahassee h subject to sight draft,
dem.o o0'o4' They also have outstanding
, uand certificates of denosits to ths
t,o un. Of ts5,Oa2.4 As. Then there ara
.no. o'ner banks which have large
which =. deposited with them, besides
aonsv susre are financial agents with
until 70 discouraged about the eczema
: pess Su nave given Ayers sarsaparilla
ned,.: ''ent trial. Six bottles of this
9. So as cured the complaint for George
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