The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-02-27

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guest OF the Leon this week.
Nh. Ira W. sanborn of Liberty county
was among the guests of the St. James
this week.
Al "uest, Cincinnati journalist, vas
In tallahassee this week on his wav back
from Cuba.
COL Angus Paterson Of Madison was
among the guests of the st. James this
week.
Mr.. Cromwell Gibbons, prominent
young lawyer of Jacksonville, was at the
Leon this week.
MI. Jos. s. Keen, Jr., of Philadelphia,
one OF the stock holders of the Tallahassee
Water Works Company, was among the
guests of the Leon this week.
W. A Simmons and T. E. Town of the
Carrabelle, Tallahassee and Georgia rail-
way have been staying a, the Leon this
week.
Ar lcles Of incorporation of the Titus
vile, Oak Hill and Canaveral Steamboat
and Transportation company have been
filed with the secretary of state. The
capital stock is $1,000.
Early in March Mr.. Ben Brewster, the
photographer, will move his gallery into
the Saxon building, on the east side of
Monroe street, in the room recently occu
pied by DR.. G. S. Wilson.
Women who suffer from nervous and
physical debility find great help in the USE
OF Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t produces the
rapid effect of q stimulant, without reaction
the result being a permanent increase OF
strength and vigor, both Of mind and body.
Miss lizzie Bratton, a charming and ex
ceedingly popular young lady from
Spartanburg, S. c., who spent short
time at the capital city of Florida with
friends, returned to her home Wednesday
much to the regret of all WI had the
pleasure Of her acquaintance.
Director Vason of the Experimental
Farm annex OF the State Normal and In
dustrial College for Colored Students.
visited the farm Tuesday and brought in
a buggy load of immense white Norfolk
turnips, which he distributed among the
different State officials as an object lesson
of what is being done in the way of sci
entifc farming.
Mrs. Jeanette Robinson Murphy,
daughter of Prof. MOI man Robinson,
State Chemist, has composed a song
which is called ''The Old Picnic Ground"
This song has been set t., music and is
being sun: nightly by Fields mipstrels
The sentiment of the song is very pathet-
ic and it will doubtless have a successful
run. Mrs. Murphy, besides being happy
at composing songs, is an accomplished
musician.
The Quincy Herald says: Rt. Rev.
John Moore, ID, bishop of St. Angus
tine, arrived Tuesday morning at A. ks
He was accompanied by Rev j. L. Hugon
of Tallahassee and Rev. Patrick Donlon,
of the order of St. Benedict, who is to
remsin in Quincy to minister to the spir-
itual wants Of the already considerable
number of Roman Catholics residing
here. Rev. J. L. Hugon returned to Tai
lahassee the same day. The bishop spent
Wednesday and Thursday examining the
points of interest in the city. He was
grertly surprised and pleased at the evil
dent spirit of progress all over the coun-
y. and returned to Jacksonville by Thurs
days noon train. For some time past he
has been negotiating with Mrs Stearne
for the property known as the Stearns es-
tate and we understand they have been
concluded with mutual sstisfac ion. The
bishop expects to return to Quincy about
September, accompanied by several sis
trs, to inspect the buildings with view
| to adapt them to the requirements of a
convent, young ladies boarding academ,
and a children's day school Services
(mass) will lie held until further notice
every Sunday at loan
| Can You Eat,
Heartily. with relish, and without distress
aferwardsi If not, we recommend to you
Hoods Sarsaparilla, which creates q good
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