The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-12-22
Good Business This Week.


consisting of the following items: Ten
tons timothy hay, $50 bushels of oats,
300 bushels of corn, It's sacks cotton
seed meal, lao sacks cotton-seed hulls,
to the value of $500. Which is probably
the largest shipment of this nature of
merchandise made from Tallahassee in
many years. In addition TO the above
several shipments of less Importance
were made. Two of the above cars
went to Carrabelle and one to Sop
choppy, Observation-Disclosures
Mrs Chas. A. Cay has returned from
Atlanta.
Tuesday night Miss Julia Minis fell
and broke her arm above the wrist,
Mrs. Eliza T. Williams and Mrs. T.
G. Rawls have returned from their
Jacksonville trip.
Mrs. Capt. X. A. Shine has returned
from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Jas.
D. Beggs, in Orlando
Messrs. r. l.. Anderson and w. w.
Hampton, of Ocala, were in attendance
in the supreme court on Tuesday.
Miss Kate Blake, of Lynchburg, and
Miss Sallie Nelson, of Live Oak, are
expected guests for the holidays at the
home of Governor BloXham.
Zephyr. Shetland Floss and Ice Wool
at K. j. Evans.
Mr.. W. White, of Portsmouth, Va,
the S. A. l.. agricultural agent, is ma
king a tour Of the State, and was at
the capital last Saturday.
The latest in Dress Goods and Trim
mings Of all kinds can be found at
James 39-4t
Rev. J. w Bigham and family left
this week for their new home at Or
lando, leaving a host Of dear friends TO
regret their departure
Legal Cap Paper, &c. per quire at X.
j. Evans.
Messrs. w. P. and Bradford Byrd are
at home spending the holidays with
their parents and Tallahassee friends.
Messrs. Frank and Guy Winthrop are
home for the holidays, much 90 the
pleasure of their many friends
Col. Fred l.. Robinson has returned
from the Jacksonville Confederate re-
union, after brief stay in Live Oak.
The ladies of Trinity NJ f. church
assembled at the parsonage on Wednes-
day to prepare for the reception Of the
new pastor and his family.
Mr. Ernest McLin, who has been in
the Office Of his father, the Commits |.
sioner of Agriculture, for several years,
has resigned and will be succeeded 10y |
Mr.. J. C., Looming, Of Lake county.
Tuesday night an alarm of fire was
given between IL and ! o'clock twas
a small tenant house near the depot, .
belonging to DR. Gum, and was burned /
up, being out of reach of the fire de-
partment.
Mr.. H. B. Gibson, of Madison, was
visiting in the city yesterday, and made .
us a very pleasant call. He is Secre- /
tary of the Middle Florida Baptist AS !,
ISOLATION, and we have just turned out |
from our Book and Job Department min |
utes Of the last associating which was |
held at Midway during October He |
called to express pleasure and satisfac- |
ton will the neat work We gave him snd |
the promptness Of delivery Of the work.
The True Democrat gratefully ac-
the receipt, with the com
pliments of the WOman's Club, of a
copy of the woman's edition of The
Daily Capital to which we referred last
week. The editorial and contributed
matter in this publication are excep-
.ionally able and appropriate, and the
purchasers 90 cents per copy will not
)nly not be disappointed, but will be as
'ured Of contributing TO worthy cause
Miss Genevieve Parkhill, daughter
If Hon. Richard c. Parkhill, of Month
,ello, who has been, visiting the family
If Mr.. Justice Parkhill, returned home
w Wednesday, and Miss Turnbull, another
guest, went home yesterday.
Mss Mamie Mays will remain for
onger visit. These charming young
aides have received many delightful
'Ocial attentions during their stay. and
viii be ioyfully welcomed when they
Ome again.
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