The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-05-07


rom Suwannee Sulphur Springs Monday.
Miss Lulu Mcleod, former resident
OF Tallahassee, was recently married at
Tampa to T. o. Langford of Fort Myers.
The great reason for the success of Hoods
Sarsaparilla Is found in its positive merit.
1t cures where other preparations fail
Paint the tongues of your fever patients
with glycerine, says physician; it will
remove the sensation of thirst and discom-
fort felt when the organ is dry and foul.
Hons. A. J. Russell and E. NJ Hammond
will deliver orations at the East Florida
Seminary during commencement week
which will be from May 22d to 25th.-
Gainesville Sun.
Mr.. N. w. Eppes is announced in this
issue as candidate for denomination as
county superintendent ofpublic instruction.
He has made an efficient officer and has
many warm friends who are anxious to
see him renominated.
A dry, hacking cough keeps the bronchial
tubes in state of constant irritation, which
if not speedily moved, may lead to tron-
chitis. No prompter remedy can be had
than Ayers Cherry Pectoral, which is both
an anodyne and expectorant.
Miss Blum of Washington, D. c., who
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Aaron
Levy, for the past few months, will leave
for home May Is. The departure of this
popular young lady from Tallahassee is a
matter of genuine regret to the many who
have had the pleasure of meeting her, and
her many friends hope she will return to
the capital city again next season.
Merchants in other Florida towns have
begun already the early closing move
ment-closing their places of business at
o'clock in the afternoon so as to allow
their hardw0rked clerks little recreation.
Why not start it in Tallahassee? Clerks,
why not appoint committee to wait upon
the merchants and request them to join
the early closing procession?
The annual May excursion of the colored
people from South and East Florida to
Tallahassee will leave Orlando May 18
The fare for the round trip will be $3.50
One does not lealiZe how many colored
people have gone from Leon county tc
South and East Florida until they come
back on these mammoth excursions. This
year they will have grand Emancipation
celebration on Lake Hall.
DR.. S. B. Bell left Juno for his home ir
lamonla, Leon county, on Tuesday. During
his stay here tor several months past be
has done great amount of work on his
property in this neighborhood. 1t has been
resurveyed, and planted in pines which
are evincing thrift of growth and careful
cultivation. We wish we had few more
such good workers as the doctor, for hi!
ticks count. We hope to see him reaI
the reward of his labor, and to have hin
back with US at an early date.-Tropica
Sun.
The Carrabelle correspondent OF tb'
Apalachicola Times says: The iron fol
the railroad has arrive! and is being I'M
loaded and laid as fast as men can do thu
work. Messrs. Mcintyre and Davidson
the contractors, are rushing things, and thu
work is going on day and night. They
are laying about half mile of rack every
day. Mr.. Hargrove has charge of thu
engre in the daytime and Mr.. Roberts a
night. 1t is asserted positively that the
road will be pushed through TO Tallahassee t
by September 18th.