The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-01-16

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The Wildwood Courier has suspended
publication.
Tallahassee has better hotel facilities
than ever this winter.
Leon county farmers should test the La
Pierre granulated bone on their crops. 1t
is fine
al, Fields Ministries is one of the best
shows on the road. They will be here
January IS.
Al. G. Field, the greatest of all min
strel men, will appear at AIunro's opera
house January %.
Robert S Cockrell, Esq, of Jackson
vile, has been admitted to practice i'll the
Florida Supreme Court.
Sumter county is getting together
splendid educational exhibit foD the
Columbian Exposition. What is Leon
going to do.
Dr.. E. \. Davidson, specialist, has
moved his headquarters to Jack sonville.
He will visit Tallahassee once or twice
month to look after his patients here.
Mr. Jacob Burkheim was at Arcadia last
week and while there sOlemnly informed
the editor of the Commercial that "the re-
turns were not all in from Sopchoppy, but
the world was moving just the same"
The colored Primitive Baptists have
purchased an outfit and will publish the
Baptist Herald, weekly paper, devoted
to the interests Of the church. The Office
is in James Munro's new building on
Adams street.
Cards have been received in this city
from Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Wilson, Of Tai
lahassee, who give reception at their
elegant home in that city on Wednesday
night, January Goth, in honor Of Phelps
Wilson and bride, nee Miss Annie Papy.-
jacksonville Metropolis.
Mr. {. L. Shine returned Sunday night
from Tallahassee, where he quietly and
pleasantly spent the holidays. With him
came his brother, Mr.. Hugh Shine, who
has but recently returned from protracted
so]Ourn in Colorado, where be went in
hopes of being benefited in health. He
will try this climate, which will doubtless
prove very beneficial to him-Orlando
Reporter.
The people Of Tallahassee will be
greatly disappointed by the announce
ment that the great Janauschek will not
De here January 81. Mr.. James Munro
has received a letter from her manager,
informing him that she is quite i'll and
mat her physician commands that she
cancel all engagements and rest. He
says, however, that he hopes to make a
GATE for Tallahassee later in the season.
Mr.W. B. Denham and associates have
purchased from the state the Miccosukie
lake containing about 5000 acres. The
engineer will be here in a few days and
'ney will proceed at once to put this
large body of land in shape for cultiva-
non 1t is intended to erect sugar man
usc'urlng plant and rice mill, perhaps,
and thus to add another to Florida's
great industries. Constitu-
ton.
Pensacola, just now, is enjoying the pre-
sence of one Of Florida's most highly-gilted
Nomen-Mrs Ellen Call Long-who comes
miner to attend meeting of the Florida
worlds Fair directory, of which she is a
member. The lady is a guest of Mrs. w.
" Chirey, at the elegant home of the lat
ef On West Belmont street To the read
softhe News she scarce needs an intro
AUCTION, for through these columns they
nave made her acquaintance, if but slightly
auu fallen in love with her because Of her
sooo works in different relations. Mrs. |
long is accompanied by Miss E. Nellie |
Deck' OF Tampa, who shares with her the
hospitality OF the Chipleys Miss Beck is |
.''o'k Known 70 Floridians generally, and |
through a brilliant journalistic career. She |
vas formerly connected with the Tampa |
weekly journal, but her talent is now !
asnsierred to the Daily Tribune, of that
Wy paper which is showing marked i'm
Eovemen's in consequence. Miss Beck
none OF the states Worlds Fair lady COM
ssloners, and in such capacity is VIM
~ ~ additional laurels The News but
ne s,ses general sentiment when il bids
$50 49, estimable ladies welcome to Pen
@cola.-Pensacola News.