The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-20

,.or, the Island Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Roberts have gone
- Pensacola to visit friends.
NrsL. T. Gregory, of Jacksonville, is
listing her sister Mrs. A. F. Roby.
Nrs 4 J. Russell eft yesterday for Jack
Dnville.
The storm early in the week stopped
tbe work at the government building,
MrLC. Pratt of the Leesburg Com
mercial paid short visit to the capital
hst Sunday.
Mr. Herbert Tattersall left Wednesday
for his home in England, via New York
and Boston.
The highest praise has been won by
Hoods Pills for their easy, yet efficient
action.
The registration books of the county
are closed. Very few of the colored peo-
pie have registered.
Miss Emma Garwood returned Thurs
day from Monticello where she has been
visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Julia Collins returned home yester-
dsy after an absence of several months, WIS.,
iting friends and relatives in Georgia.
'Gt's your move now,'' said the police
man to the maSher who stood on the cor
ner dressed in loud checker-board suit.
Mr.. Chas. F. Shine, of Orlando, who has
been here for several weeks visiting rela-
tives and friends, returned home on Thurs
day last.
Altogether the pickpocket may not en-
joy the society Of the higher classes, still
he likes to be in touch with the we'll
TODD people.
/ DR.. R. 4. Shine is home again for
short time. While here he will serve his
: old customers and has rented an office in
the Ames building.
The children o. Mr. S A. Marcus. who
we're brought from St Teresa Thursda,
Of last week suffering from continued
Ever, are rapidly improving
Mrs. G. \. Lamb had the misfortune
% scald her eft hand last Wednesday.
The injury is very painful, but Mrs.
lamb attends to her duties at the St.
aames just the same
Misses Catherine and Mamie Mcintosh
mo have been visiting Mrs N. L. FLOYD
quincy for several weeks, returned
s0ne on Friday of last week, much
lkased with their visit.
In The western cyclone belt they do not
axe their carpets up when they clean
aouse They open the cellar door for n |
s1 minutes and let the wind blow
through the cracks in the floor.
&r.J. R Coh.n and y iee. ACCOMPANIED |
y Miss Nina Williams. left Sunday for |
Atlanta. Mrs. Chen and Miss Williams
WI visit relatives there. Mr.. Cohen will |
% on North ana make his purchases for !
the fall.
alSs Minnie Hartt. who Leen for week. |
'04nhed with SLOW fever. IS now rapidly |
.sOO'efing. As soon as she will be able
Oear the journey. Mr. W. D. Hart
~ take her TO the Atlantic coast to re-
aperate her health.
-. W. il. Glrardeau of Monticello is
engaged il gathering his water
'On' cucumber, musk melon, etc.
de has about 81 hands in The field.
uifafdeau makes a speciality of sup.
sag Northern wholesale seedsmen,
- snom he has standing contracts,
81 sese seeds, and is coming money.
Account of the storm prevailing on
ana Tuesday the steamer Walka-
which runs between St. Marks
= teresa, had to abandon her trip
A number Of our young Tai
ee friends who calculated to return
.oay were beleaguered, as it were,
Z. 4 Island and did not show up until
10fsas raised the siege Thursday.
s'.ia W. B. Denham has been ap-
Ac'mg general superintendent of