The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-08-13
Fine stationery at Schrader's.


campaign forces Wednesday last.
Mrs. G. W. Saxon and children are
among the pleasuly seekers on the island.
Mrs Pettis left last week for New
York for the summer.
Miss Nellie Bassett returned from a
pleasant stay at Pablo on "wednesday.
Mrs. W. D. BIoxham returned from
Virginia ON Monday last
Mrs. W. &. Beard and daughter have
left for New York where they will spend
the summer.
Miss Theresa Meginniss left on We'd
nesday for Maryland. She will be gone
several months.
Uriah Bowden, ex-sheriff of Duval
county, and W. A. Bours, Esq, were
visitors to the capital last Monday.
Mr.. R. L. Collins of Monticello, son of
MIR. J. C. Collins, was on visit to his
relatives this week.
Express agent W. D. Wilson returned on
Monday from Ormond, where he attended
the meeting Of the express men.
The board Of county comm issioners
sat as board of equalization last Tues
day. 1t will meet again on September II
to hear complaints, and will meet from
day to day until all business is dis
posed of.
Mrs C. A. Bryan, Mrs. B. A. Megin-
Miss, Miss Maud Myers, Miss Ida Megin-
Miss and BERTHE and Benjamin Meginniss
Joined the crowd at St. Teresa last Tues
day.
Mr. J W. Collins has rented the store
formerly occupied by Mr.. A. O. Nc
Mahon. The building is owned by Mr.
W. A. Rawls and is now being repaired
Arthur c. Jackson, Florida State Com
missioner for the Worlds Fair EXPOSE
ton, made flying trip to the Capital
City last Thursday.
Mr.. Geo. E. Wilson of jacksonville. one
Of the foremost fertilizer dealers in
Florida, enlivened the FLoR1D1AH sane
tum Saturday last by his genial pres
ence.
Mr.. P. W. Wilson is remaining and
repairing the residence lately occupied
oy Governor Fleming, preparatory to it's
occupation by himself and wife.
MI. s. A. Marcus was called to St.
Teresa On Thursday last on account Of
the sickness of two of his children who
are down with continued fever. He re-.
turned with his family the same day.
Ex. Gov. w. D. Bloxham Joined the
campaign speakers on Tues lay list. He
SUI holds the same affection in the hearts,
Oh the people that hehad years ago. Where
ever ne speaks eager crowds gather to
Islen and throng around him.
The Gulf house at St. Teresa is boom
ing For the past two weeks every room
mas been occupied and parties who wish
Gu 70 60 there had to engage them weeks
IN advance Under the able man 4gement
OF Miss Eva Cameron the house is gain
ing an enviable reputation.
The FLoRIDIAN is reliably informed
enat cooking main will soon take place
mere for a stake of $500 side. The
challenging party is from South Florida.
Inc challenge was promptly accepted by
'he Leon county sports.
Mr.. Frank Damon chief engineer of
Inc Carrabelle. Tallahassee and Georgia
'aliroad, started out again on Tuesday last
win his assistant to complete the survey
tnat road. Work will be resumed with
Oo' iuriher orders on the first of October.
Am ong those who went to the island
TINS week were Mr.. T. 81. Randolph and
son Hayward. Miss Susie Cameron, Miss
bessie GalIie, A. @. Spiller, Rev. 8. G.
I.aoWell and. family, and Crosby Daw-
Ans' the insurance man Of Jacksonville.
and family.
Next Wednesday the first district con-
.sn'lon for the nomination Of con-
Slessman for this district win be held ct
anna. 1t il almost foregons con-
FUSION that the Hon. Stephen r. Mallory
w'n % dominated on the first ballot. The
-oon county delegates ara Henry Bern.
su.er, e Q. Smith, q B. Maxwell, Tom
' James Holland, +. B. Byrd, w.
= lawrence, b A Whit6eld, B. r.
slksr. David @. Chaires, B. d. Allen.
sonh :. Roberts and +. +. Myers. They
- probably ieeye % Tuesday alfer-