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

why don't somebody start a canning
factory in Tallahassee?
Miss Margaret Randolph has returned
from pleasant visit to friends in Jack.
A few less weeds in the public streets
would help the looks of Tallahassee won-
derfully.
People who travel the Bel Air road
complain of careless shooting by butchers
at the slaughter pens.
The Excelsior Photo company are max.
ing family groups, in frames, very CHEAP
now, while money is scarce.
The Florida Central and Peninsular
Railway is now giving a rate of SO cents
a barrel on pears from Tallahassee to
New York.
Ere the expiration of another year there
will be perfect net work of railways
round about Tallahassee. This is going
to be great railroad center.
Strict attention should he paid to the
sanitation of the city. The city health
officer cannot do his full duty unless the
people cooperate with him.
All trash and weeds should be hauled
beyond the corporate limits Of the city
and burned. What has become of the
ladies' improvement society?
Mrs. W. M. Ball and son, Philip, have
gone to Knoxville, Tenn, to spend the
remainder of the heated term. Before
returning home they will stay a few
weeks at Strawberry Plains and on Look
out Mountain.
Mrs. J. B. Collins, Mrs. j. G. Collins,
Miss Julia Collins, Miss Emma Garwood,
Mr.. r. L. Collins, Mr.. Frank Woodward,
Mr.. Taylor Collins, Mr.. Chas. J. Bernreu-
ter, Mr. P. D. Demilly and children have
returned from an outing at East Goose
Creek.
The Escambia Rifles and Chipley Light
Infantry of Pensacola, the Franklin
Guards of Apalachicola and Myers mill
tary band, belonging to the third battalion
of Florida state troops, passed through
Tallahassee Monday en- route to the camp
of instruction at St. Augustine.
A car loaded with freight was destroyed
by fire at the Tallahassee depot of the
Florida Central and Western railway Sat
urday night. The car contained twenty
sacks of corn consigned to J. Munro, fit
teen boxes of crackers for Ball Bros. &
Demilly, barrel of whisky for E. Du
bois, sewing machine for G. Franklin
and few Other articles of merchandise
1t is supposed that the car caught from q
lspark from the engine.
An interesting meeting Of Tallahassee
Lodge No. 1926, Knights Of Honor, was
held in their lodge room Thursday night
Two candidates were initiated in the
mysteries of the order. Owing to &
pressure of personal business demanding
his entire time, Mr.. John G. Collins ten
dered his resignation as Reporter, which
was received and Mr. w. H. Chancey wal
elected to fill the unexpired term. This
made vacant the Office of Guide, to which
Mr.. Max Flatauer was elected.
STATE Lecturer G. B. Collins, of the
Florida Farmers Alliance, has returned
from holding grand alliance rallies in
Wakulla and Liberty counties. At Craw-
foi dville Saturday he spoke 10 fully l,OUt
farmers and their families. The good
people of The neighborhood provided
bounteous dinner for the multitude, there
being a spread of good things to eat 300
fee. long. Mr.. Collins says he found
some of the farmers very poor but never
| in his life did he meet a more hOspitable
people.
The evils from habitual costiveness are
many and serious, but the use of harsh,
drastic purgatives is quite as dangerous.
In Ayers pills, however, the patient has
a mild but efficient apperient, superior to
all others, especially for family use.
The 81 Crayon, in fine frame, made by
Exc. lsior Photo company. near capitol,
is as fine as any other SIS picture made
in the South.
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