The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-09-03
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Miss Jennie Henderson has returned
s,.,r ,her outing al s.. Teresa.
Miss Jessie Edmondson is visiting Miss
Mamie Snipes at Ctntreville.
Miss Ida Bryan, who has been visiting
/ friends at Centreville, has returned home.
Novt Monday will be legal sales day and
( .Sbsrif Pearce will dispose OF some valu-
: able property.
Mrs J, H. Verreen, an estimable lady
If Ocala. is in the city, visiting Miss
Nettie Virgins.
The Confederate Veterans Of Lamar
Camp of this county, will meet at the
courthouse at 70 clock this noon.
Miss Rubie Wilson of this city and Miss
so,,ie Crenshaw of Metcalfe, Ca, are
listing Miss Bessie Conner at Centreville.
A number of young people had quite
delightful party Thursday evening at the
home of Capt. Vason, on the ThomasVille
road.
MIR. Cohen the popular dry goods
merchant. has returned from the North
and East. where he has purchased his
s fall stock.
James Meeinniss, son of Mr.. Andrew
Meginniss, cashier of the Saxon bank
returned last week after long absence
in the West
Miss Alice Moragne of Palatka is visit
ing Mrs. Moseley and Mrs. J. W. Collins
a the Mosely plantation, some two miles
north OF city,
MI Alfred st. Clair-Abrams Of the
Tavares Herald, accompanied by Mr..
Smith, spent Saturday and Sunday in
Tallahassee
Mr.. Edward Gamble. .ir., who has been
studying for the ministry in Virginia, re
turned home for his summer vacation on
Thursday last
Miss Nevada Moring of Orlando, who is
spending the summer with her sister,
Mrs. H. c. Crawford in this city, return
ed from short visit to Quincy Thursday.
Mr.. Charles Apte of Brunswick, Ca,
brother-in-law Of Mr.. J. R. Cohen, ar.
rived in the city last Monday Mr.. Apte's
family have been visiting here for some
time.
Among those who returned from the
island Thursday were Miss Margaret
Randolph, Mrs. Gilmore, Hon Fred T.
Myers, Miss Marie Myers and Master S.
Myers, and Mr. J. A Edmondson, jr.
Miss Sue Blake, daughter of Walter
Blake of Leon county, has returned from
the missionary training school at Chicago
prepared to go to China as missionary.
and she will 60 to that country in a few
days-Metropolis, Sept. l.
Dir. Willis NJ Ball late of the FLoR1D1AN,
out now business manager OF the Pepsaco-
ia Daily News, made this city a flying
visit 90 Sunday last Mr.. Ball was ac-
companied by Mrs. Bali an d Phil. The
latter will remain in TIA llahassee for some
time, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Ball.
Dir. W. III. Bali returned TO Pensacola
Monday.
The street car company, through it's
manager, Mr.. Ollie Head, has made a
contract with Mr.. Green, the contractor
I ior the government building now in course
I OF construction, to haul all material to
Z. De used. To this end the track will be
extended from Monroe street, on McCarty
/ street, to the building.
i Mr.. Hunter Woodbury. of Gadsden
I county has favored the FLoRIDIAN with
. sample ''hand'' of his 1892 tobacco
/: crop 1t is rich In color, fine as silk in
& texture and altogether beautiful to be-
mold He had ten acre patch from
Which he has cut 1000 pounds, 70 per
cent. or more Of which is wrappers.
Mr.. W. Collins last week opened a
new and fresh stock Of groceries and gen.
etal merchandise in the store formerly
occupied by Mr.. A. McMahon. This gem
sleman for several years past did business
= AiccOsukie in this county. He il q
nav candidate for the custom OF the
elt'zena Of Tallahassee among our Mon
: 'oe street merchants. and - his stock Il
groceries fresh, prices reasonable,
&c tLoRDIAN hopes its readers win ex-
ma him . welcoms IN Tallahassee and
s.ss him at least part u their trads.
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