The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-27
Reason? Beecham's Pills act like magic

Tuesday.
urs r B. McCaa left for visit to Vir-
ginia last Tuesday.
State Senator Fred T. Myers went to
+he island last S turday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Currie and family
hove returned from their Colorado trip.
Mrs. P. Houstoun and daughter, Miss
Claudio left for St. Teresa last Saturday.
The subscription price of the FLoR1D-
IAN will hereafter be only 81 year.
AKey West buyer paid 65 cents per
,ound for tobacco to Gadsden county
grower last week.
Mr.. S D. Moore, an attache OF the Tai
,ahasseean. has been confi1 ed to sick
room fer several days.
TT. Glover Rawls returned rom st.
Teresa Saturday He reports that every
body is having a glorious time.
Misses Marie Waties. Susie Cameron
I and Evelyn Winthrop returned from the
Island Monday last
Twenty-Five cents will pay for the
= FLoR1DIAN for the campaign until
December |.
Mr.. B. c. Whitfield Jeff on Tuesday for
few days rest and recreation at st
Teresa He expects to be back this
morning.
Mr.. Geo W. Saxon. the banker, went
to St Ter, sa Thursday to join his fam
lily, and to take a we.l-earned rest of
few days.
Amos NJ. Carlisle, the popular prescrip-
ton clerk of NJ. Liveiy's drug store, has
been confined for several days with bill
ious fever
Ttlegraphic news from Mr. E. H. Ron
aids, received by the family here recently,
announces that Mrs. Ronalds' health is
improving.
Mr.. L. G. Massey, ore of the commits
sioners who compiled the Revised Stat
utes, spent several days in Tallahassee
early in the week
Mrs. Mate Maneeley of Pensacola is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. G. A Lamb. at the
st James hotel. Mrs Maneeley is ac-
companied by her three Chi dten.
Among those who went to The Island
on Tuesday last were DR.. W. H. Carter,
Mr. W. A Rawls, Dr.. r. A. Shine and
his sister, Miss Helen Mari Shine.
Mr.. G. A. Lamb, who spent several
weeks at St TIE esa for the benefit of his
health, returned on Tuesday much i'm
proved, and looking as rug ed as an old
salt.
DR.. Thomas X. Leonard of Arlington,
Oa, renewed his subscription to the FLO
RIDIAN this week. The doctor is, per-
maps, the Oldest subscriber to this paper.
MS subscription to it dating back some
/. foity-tive years.
IN the report of the tobacco growers of
TINS county published last week Mr. Ep-
icy OF LeCassia is credited with only one
nall acre. Mr.. Epley informs tie Flo
RiDIAN that he has three and half acres
under cultivation.
Abram, The little three-year old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. McDougall, had an
attack Of paralysis this week, but the
Z fLoRTDIAN is glad to be able to state
.nat the little fellow is improving DIR.
moore is the attending physician.
Governor Fleming, accompanied by
mr. Z. A. Choate, left ON Wednesday last
'or The encampment of the State troops
aeot Augustine. Adjutant-General Lang
preceded him the day before. The rest
oi the governors staff will meet him in
Ct. Augustine
mr.. Overton Bernard, civil engineer,
returned on Tuesday last from six
! weeks trip to the Apalachicola river
section. where he has been engaged sur
.sying timber lands. He reports gross
Expectations on the lands by the cutting
!" lumber by unauthorized parties.
one OF the most successful shippers of
years this season, or rather one whose
SIurns have Melted him more, relatively
3 LEASING, than most other shippers, was
= Emile Dubois of the San Luis plan
a.'On. His grove is yet young, but he
.'pped this season over 100 barrels
mich averaged him So 80 net. This re-
~. was obtained BY not combining him
s,1n % one market. He shipped to New
!. ork, Philadelphia Baltimore and Bos-
90. ne Is now shipping some magnif-
ST., he'fier pears TO Jacksonville, which
ss7' I 'e"a''y there Al = I.er barred,