The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-06-20

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Prof 3. w. Helvenston and Miss Hattie
Weller were married in Jacksonville We'd
nesday. Prof Helvenston is editor of the
Live Oak Banner of Liberty.
So many citizens went to Pensacola this
week to participate in the unwilling of the
Confederate monument that it has been
impossible to obtain correct list of them.
Miss Rebecca Seton, an aunt of Cover
nor Francis P. Fleming, died near Fernan-
dina last week, in the seventeen year of
her age. She was beloved by all who
knew her
Masonic Lodge No. A, Free and Ac-
cepted Masons, will celebrate at Miccosu-
kie next Wednesday, June "A. The
FLoRIDIAN acknowledges a kind invita-
ton to attend.
LosT.-On Monroe street, an envelope
addressed to Jno. B. Hawley, Crawford
vile, Fla, containing a land deed and
other papers. Finder will please leave
at FLORIDIAN Office
Walter Hawkins travelling passenger
agent Of the Jacksonville Tampa and
Key West railway and Miss Laura Snow
den Of Ocala were married ia Grace
church, Ocala, Tuesday.
Slavin and Kilrain had pugilistic set
to in Hoboken Tuesday night for purse
of $40, 900, the winner to get g., 500 and
the loser s., 500. The match was won on
the ninth round by Savin.
The Tallahassee base ball players will
meet at Mr. Tom Costa's restaurant Mon
day evening at 730 for the purpose of or
ganizing base ball club. All players are
requested to attend this meeting.
Rev. n. P, Quarterman, of Quincy, will
preach at the Tallahassee Presbyterian
church Sunday morning and evening.
The public is cordially invited to attend
these services and worship with the con-
gregation.
Miss Minnie Potter, one Of Pensacola's
most charming daughters, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. John G.
Ward, several weeks, has returned home,
much to the regret of her Tallahassee
friends.
F. Williams and son have left for the
North to purchase their stock for their
wholesale store in Jacksonville. and all
goods in the store here will be sold at great
bargains. Many articles will be sold much
less than cost, to close out, as Oh their re-
turn the balance will be packed and
shipped. Now is your opportunity to get
goods almost at your own price.
An important article entitled "Some
American Changes" by James w. &C.
rard, will appear in the July Lippincott's.
In forcible and logical manner Mr.. Ge-
rard points out many Of the evils, polltl
cal, social and physical which affect
Americans and gives an interesting re
sumo of the conditions and Characters |
tics of the American people.
The eyes of many are turned with in
t0reSt toward (uDa, lOT uuUOuDGcuIy
that island is upon the eve of great po-
litical changes. What these changes |
may be, and The present condition Of
Cuba, is outlined in the Culture of
Cuba" an article prepared by Frank A.
Burr for the July Lipplncott's. To the
same number Alfred Balch contributes
an article pointing out the differences in
the organizations and methods of Eng
lish and American newspapers.
Mr.. Thomas Costa, Of Tallahassee is
all old Confederate soldier come to wit
ness the dedication to-day Of Pensacola's
monument. Mr.. Costa is
originally an Apalachicolian, though for
many years past resident of the capt.
tai. and it is an eloquent tribute to his
worth that he is highly esteemed 0y all
Florida, which he has become acquainted
with as we'll through travel as in assocla-
ton at Tallahassee with the states most
prominent men.-Pensacola News.
1t is conjeclured that specific may yet
be found for every ill that flesh is heir to.
However this may be, certainly the best
specific yet found for diseases OF the
blood is Ayers Sarsaparilla, and most dis
eases originate from impure blood.
Bucklen,s Arnica Salve.
The Lest salve in the world TOT GUS,
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