The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-07-11

The county COMMISSIONERS VIII lHecC
Monday.
John S. Benjamin has been appointed
post master at St. Teresa.
Dr. Geo. S. Wilson has returned from
.professional visit to Carrabelle.
re. A. Davidson left Wednesday on
professional visit to Madison and Lake
City,
Miss Ella Brown has returned from a
peasant visit of several weeks to friends
IN Alabama.
Nj. G. T. Whitfield will next week go
Baltimore to enter the Johns Hopkins
University.
The postofice at Wakulls, Wakulla
county, has been discontinued and the mail
ordered TO St. Marks.
Mrs. J. B. Burroughs of jacksonville is
visiting Mrs. B. A. Megnniss at her beauti-
fol home in West End.
Misses Ella and Lucy Gaines Of Gaines
bOrO, who have been visiting Miss Nellie
Lang; have returned home.
Prof. q. Noel Felkel of the State Normal
College, DeFuniak Springs. has been Wis
ting his Tallahassee friends this week.
Senator Samuel Pasco and Hon. T. L.
Clarke of Monticello were in Tallah assoc
this week on business before the supreme
court.
The Floral City guards, the colored
military company of Tallahassee, gave a
prize drill in Munro's opera house Mon
day night.
Mrs. ]. W. Nash and her two pretty
daughters, Misses Ella and Leila, will
leave next week for Toronto, Canada, to
spend the summer.
Inc Woman's Christian Temperance
Union Of Tallahassee held an interesting
meeting yesterday afternoon at the resi-
Oence of Mrs Gibbons.
Mrs. ]. D. Perkins, Miss Ida Perkins,
Sso. b. Perkins, Charles Earle Perkins
and I. E. Perkins were am ong those
VINO went to st. Teresa this morning.
more than one thousand pounds of home
u'Oe jersey butter is sold in Tallahassee
's'y week, besides a large number OF
P'''0' shipped to East and South Florida.
Miss Mary Hanyes of Americus, Ca, is
usgOest Of Mrs. g. W. Saxon. She is
spelty as picture and has already CAP
u's'ed the hearts of all who have met
Der.
lot ofvery fine golden Jersey butter
w],Olpped 10 Jacksonville Monday 10y NJ :.
W. 'ohnson, who is making an envia-
Equation as one of Leon county's best
utter makers.
'""ies Il. broome OF Quincy
n. among the visitors to the Capital
'n's week. He says the baby raft lie
W.! gong the rounds of the press is a
axe OF the first water.
Miss E. ]. Stephenson will leave nert
Wa Tor st. Johns, New Brunswick
's she will spend the summer On
m way back home she will buy her fall
:" 'lnter stock Of millinery.
-. wa l. cough, coffin is what philosophers
sa n a logical sequence One is very
q. 40 " follow the other; but by curing
lrtO,., WI" ", a dose of Ayers Cherry
S s'olal' the cough will be stopped and
''A not needed-just at present.
s,o".," - D. Chlpley OF Pensacola passed
Ush Tallahassee Sunday en- rou,e 70
s'0nVlIIe, where he went on important
s .a'aess From there ne wen, TO A,lsnts
ts '.H MS. Chipiey and Master Dudley
nd A.. "''Ns Ill Atlanta Mrs Chipley
rm. Aas'er Dudley Will sail from New
ss ,s " meet Ms Clara Chipley, who is
j., II Italy. They will spend the sum
SS IN France. '"' ''' sum
.xr;a' aull' is not alone one of the best
h. al'uraI coun les in the state. bn,
sOsidsrat,l manufacturing which brings
s..,, 'A"ie money into circulation
Astursse very farmer in the county manu-
E w y, wahoo bark collars for sale Mr.
dCr.weo-1 prosperous merchant
lent oflo o"n recently made a ship
aou.an :, 200 of these collars. He has
isa an .a more in his warehouse and will
several other large orders.