The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-06

JOhN DOhhhAASOAS W l .
- n. CHANCEY. ScTt0e.
Cold, cold!. cold!!! soda water at
schrader'S.
Miss Jessie Minis and sisters are visit
ing Elaville.
Mr. Henry Cotner left this week on a
visit TO Selma, Ala.
A large excursion left here for Jackson
vile Friday morning.
Twenty-seven people departed for st.
Teresa on Thursdays train.
Hon. J. W. Trammell, of Polk county,
visited the Capitol this week.
Mr. Joseph Duncan left yesterday for
Canada to visit his father.
Mr.. Leslie Taylor, popular salesman,
is now with Ball Bros & Demilly for the
season.
Mrs. c. E. Dyke and her guest, MISS
Frazier, of Jacksonville, left for that city
yesterday
Nick Apostle of Pensacola, cousin Of
Constantine Allegro, is on short visit to
Tallahassee.
Mrs. Thomas Harwell, of Wildwood,
and children are visiting Mr.. G. A. Bryan,
Jr. of this city.
Mrs. Constantine Allegro and little
Birdie returned from their trip TO Pensa-
cola last Wednesday.
Tallahassee is enjoying some of the
finest and most delightful summer weather
just now, ever known here.
The FLoRID1AN is indebted to a trio
of bright young ladies from this city for
the pungent ION dts from St. Teresa
Shipments of LIE Conte pears are still
going forward, and prices have advanced
some what from the depression of last
week.
HOODS PILLS are purely vegetable,
perfectly harmless, effective, but do not
cause pain or grippe. Be sure to get
Hoods. -f ,-o
Mr. S. Crump who formerly did gen.
eral merchandise business in the Gallie
building, has moved his stock of goods
to Chaires Station.
Mrs. c. A. Choate and "Nancy" lett on
Monday for La Grange, Georgia, being
called thither by the dangerous illness Of
Mrs. Choate's mother
Miss Mamie Shine, daughter of Mr.. h.
R. Shine. is visiting Gainesville friends.
She will also visit her numerous friends
in Cedar Key before returning.
Master Lewis Lively is at home from
the Sewannee Military Institute on fur
Tough. He brought with him handsome
safely bicycle, which he rides well.
We are glad to learn that Miss Sallie
Meginniss, who was badly hurt by being
thrown from a buggy last week, is
rapidly recovering, though her face is
literally "black and blue"
Capt. Jno. N. Cook, late chief engineer
of the Carrabelle road, is engaged in the
construction of Flsgler's East Coast lines.
Capt. Cook departed from Tallahassee on
Thursday with . large force of hands for
work on the new road below Titusville.
Last Sunday MIR. C. j. M Shine lost one
of his fine calves. 1t is to be hoped the
animal was not stolen and that some one
will soon give him information enabling
him to recover it. He will cheerlully
reward the party returning the estray to
him at his residence.
Will Leon county be represented at the
Worlds Fair. This question is pro
pounded many times each day upon our
streets and in every day life. The county
commissioners hold the solution of this
momentous query. They meet Monday
Will they pass the appropriation? We
hope so.
City Clerk E. ]. VanBrunt is out O
valuable bunch Of keys. He got his mail
Sunday morning and left his bunch In his
postofice box. Only q few moments
elapsed before he missed his constant CON-
panious. Long enough, however, for them
to disappear. BE would thank the finder
very much for their return.
Fare and Wholesome Quality