The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-01-31
A Birds Eye View Of the co,ored
People.

Rev, Mr.. G. Gardiner, merchant
ana farmer, of Bradfordville, would
nave been liable to an indictment be-
tore the grand jury lof Leon county
iOr the killing of fifteen or sixteen
nogs on Friday, the 25th inst, but
inquiry into the case would make a
grand jury laugh and any court of
justice smile, for they were all his
raising from his brood sows, and fed
from his own crib. He is one of the
prosperous and most successful farm
erS and business men of this county.
Listen at the argument by Messrs.
u. w. Rollins, Isaac Palmer and
wilson jackson, our leading market
men, about buying pork for their
customers. One asked, sDid YOU
hear about Mr.. Gardner's hog killing
time" Palmer said, Yes; l am on
my way there" Mr.. Rollins replied,
81 am experienced in this business.
You will pay his price"
NeWDern- w Wallar.-Mr. Robert
Newbern, OF this city, returned Fri
uay with his BRIDE formerly Miss
Mamie Wallar, of Osceola.
Mrs. Peggie Cour rtney is doing
business at the same place, and is as
pleasant and polite as ever. A gen.
tleman, after eating a nice dish of
nsh' asked her if she had sprinkled
sugar on it. 'No, id deed, sir; it is
the way they are frie D."
Florida State Morn nal and Indus
College will conduct 1 he semi-annual
examination this week.
Prof. HI. P. Butler a graduate of
Lincoln University, Renn., who is in
charge of Natural Sci ence will intro
duce himself on this occasion. The
students say we know Prof. Samp-
son because he has haF ! us tangled in
the solution Of proble1 1ns of equations
involving more than one unknown
quantity.
Miss Villa M. Hadley is making
her mark upon the students bV
teaching the Science Music.
The students seem TO be unusually
pohte this week, smiling and bowling
to the different instructors. Mrs. F,
r. Keyser who by virt tue her useful |
ness and proficiency IS principal of |
the Academic DeDarl ment has ho-
come a potent factor il this institu-
tiOn. She says to herself as she sees
them smile and bow,! l appreciate
your politeness, but you must stand
the examination.
A large number of persons are
seen on Saturdays on the street be-
tween the opera house and court
house looking for Messrs. A. r. S.
Twlne, who knows how to give
man a good sole on his boots; S. J.
Miller, who can make a good suit of
clothes, and Shad PilIson, who pos
SesseS the happy faculty of preparing
nice dish of oysters and other
things, if you desire the proof you
can have it for dime.
The man who went down the
street Saturday evening smiling was
asked whats the matter? said, 81
am simply delighted with the fine
oysters l bought of Mrs. o. d. Jones
at 70 cents quart.
Faithful and polite porters like
Messrs. William Robinson and Guy
Mcpherson will add to the populari-
ty of any public house, even the
Leon Hotel.
Mr.. J. l.. Johnson and wife with
their sister, Miss Eugenia, are enioy-
ing themselves in their newly fur
nlShed home.
House building and contracting is
done by Mr.. Z. w. Hall, of this city.
Real estate owners can save money
by dealing with him.
Mr.. W. q. Stewart, the popular
city barber is looking for the return
OF his better half who has been away
from home for short while.
Mr.. Robert Branch reminds one of
that branch that never goes dry be-
cause he continues to go to his place
OF employment when it is wet or
dry.
At the most popular blacksmith
shop OF this city Mr.. Tony Williams