The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-01-23


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Chief Justice Raney visited Jackson
vile this week
There are six lodges of colored Odd
Fellows in the city Of Jacksonville.
The farmers have had no occasion to
COMPLAIN of want of rain this week.
The colored Masons Of Jacksonville
contemplate erecting $50, 900 temple.
SAMPLES of choice Leon county cigar
leaf can be seen at the FLoRIDIAN
Office
Ernest Provence, foreman Of the Mon
tceUo Constitution Office, is only thir-
teen years old.
This is campaign year and politics will
he red hot. Subscribe to the FLoRIDIAN
and keep posted.
Tallahassee must have better transpor
tation facilities before the inaugural Of
another New Year.
Hon. A. ]. Russell, state superinten-
dent of public instruction, visited friends
in jacksonville this week.
The alliance store and hall at Craw-
fordville was destroyed by fire this week;
supposed to have been of incendiary orr
gin.
No matter how hard the times, man
age this year to live without going into
debt. The Lord loves man who lives
within his income.
Misses Flora A. Henderson and Maggie
Williams, who have been the guests of Mrs
J. P. Talliaferro at Jacksonville for some
weeks, are visiting friends in Sanford this
week.
A lot of freight cars came into Talla-
hassee Saturday from the West with their
tops covered with snow. The boys at the
depot had fine sport throwing snowballs
"a novel experience in Florida.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Edith Hauxhurst of New York,
who was guest of the Leon last winter,
to Artemus Kendall Johnson Of Provi-
dence, Wednesday evening, January q
That teautiful glossy sheen, SO much
admired in hair, can be secured by the use
Of Ayers Hair Vigor There is nothing
better than this preparation for strength
ening the scalp and keeping it free from
dandrutf and ching eruptiOns.
People in Tallahassee have for years
been saying that they would do SO and SO
toward helping forward the industrial
progress Of Leon county when we got our
railroad to Thomasyille. 1t would profit
the Whole community more if they would
take hold and help build the railroad.
The 18th of February will be most
important day for all Florida. The CON-
mssoners of the various counties and
the Florida Worlds Fair Directory will
meet In conference at Tallahassee on that
Gay to decide upon ways and means to
raise the amount still wanted to make up
Florida's 100000 to pay for an exhibit
1.-THE Columbian Exposition.
Mention was made in the FLoRIDIAN
recently that Mr.. Thomas Costa's ticket
was Hill for president and Mitchell for
governor. This week Mr.. Costa received
aietter from prominent politician in New
York, with the clipping from the FLoR1-
DIAN attached, commencing his choice and
telling him he was on the winning side;
mat Cleveland wasn't in it this year lit
lie bit.
Nr. Phelps Wilson and bride arrived
"the st. James last evening and left this
morning tor their home in Tallahassee.
mrs. Wilson has many friends in Jack
sonville, who have known and loved her
Is Miss Annie Papy. Popular every
'nere, Of charming disposition, Guilt
,ated, kind and lovely, her settled resi-
aence at Tallahassee, where she is we'll
noWn, will be welcomed by the whole
s0mmunity. The bride and groom will
e tendered reception on the Goth, and
~. Wilson will find his neighbors
s1xlons to greet him as becomes the most
A0spitable community in the state, CON-
used of attached friends to both bride
sno groom. STANDARD, January 10.
H. V. r. Schrder,a druggist, large
-le OF stationery, aintps, cigars, tobacco,
-T0euS, etc. in addition To a LARGE stock