The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-07-30

Dr Charles F. Shine of Orlando ar
rived in the city Thursday.
Mr.. J. C. Greeley of Jacksonville came
M on Sunday night on business.
Master Louis G. Ball, SON of Herman
Rail- of this city, is on visit to his
father.
n 7, Roberts s. Son lost a valuable
horse on Wednesday last on a trip to
WakulIa county
Mr. Charles Monroe, chief clerk of the
state treasury department, has returned
from St. Teresa.
Mrs. C. J. Constantine and daughter
ara ON visit to friends and relatives in
Pensacola
The portly form of Mr.. W. S. Wag
staff. editor of the Southern Tourist, was
seen on our streets this week.
The contract for building the United
States postofice has been awarded to w.
P. Green & Co., a Chicago firm.
Gov. F. P. Fleming and Commissioner
of Agriculture L. B. Wombwell returned
from Washington Tuesday morning.
DR.. Louis D. Blocker, physician at the
Cha,tahoochee Insane asylum, came on a
short visit to relatives and friends last
Saturday.
Mr.. George Currie, faithful engineer
of the F. c. & P, lett with his wife and
babies for a visit to his brother in
Colorado last Sunday.
Reports from all over the country
speak of the extreme heat on last Sunday
and Monday. Tallahassee has expert
enced nothing like it this summer.
Miss Emma Roberts, very charming
and agreeable young lady of Jacksonville,
has been ON visit to Mr. and Mrs. D.
McLachlan for the past two weeks
The st. James hotel has had good rum
=. Of custom tue past week. Mr.. Lamb and
his estimable wife neglect nothing to
make their guests comfortable, and the
table is of the best the market affords.
Among important enterprises started
in the southern states lately, the Manu-
factdrers' Record of Baltimore mentions
ASS, 600 electric light plant at Kissimmee
and $4,000 commercial company at
Fernandina, Fla
Mrs. E. ]. TRAY and son, Mrs. John
Martin and children and Miss Ella O wens
and niece, Lizzie Quarterman, will take q
furnished cottage at Pablo for the month
OF August, and enjoy the sea breeze in q
quiet home-like ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
''Fipp" Oldenburg. who has been sick
ior some time, left for St. Teresa last
thursday AS he is a reputed sports.
man with rod and reel, he promises to be
IN readiness for the avalanche of guests
VINO are going down next Tuesday.
Next Tuesday is going to be emiera-
0On DAY here for St. Teresa. The Flo
AiDLAN is informed Of at least twenty
parties who are going there. As It's man.
aSer EXPECTS to be one Of the crowd the
paper will contain full particulars in its
next issue. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hugh Murphy left on
Wednesday lat, with the babies, for
nlltmore, near Ashville, n. C. Mr..
murphy, who Il just recovering from .
protracted attack of fever, expects to
Guild up his h alth there. They win be
gone about two months
Mr.. George Lewis, who accompanied
aas family last week to st. TeresA, speaks
2 glowing terms Of Middle F1oiida's
Newport. The Recommendations are MI
mat can be desired and The cuisins L.
equal to any northern seasids resort. As
-. Lewis has Travelled extensively hin
word is authority.
It b with sxtrems regret that the FrO.
1lDiAg and her many friends IN this city
.easn Of the serious i.lnsss g Edinbcrrh.
scotland, Of Mn. .Resaids, No Willissns
u this oily. It b but'a shost tfne. sine.
ne ist . iovsd bsiB, bodyant ~ hssilh |
ana happiness 6otayisit - tie id cpun- |
q, the ns1ivs homo 81 her husband
!. Ins fLoarDtAH sincsrsiy hopss that God
!. a's msrcy Win spars her yonne IL u
saae she may return saiely g h.r nAsixe