The weekly true Democrat., 1908-12-11

up stairs, next 20 Telegraph OHlCe'
Phone No. 257. 2S-d
Get your pictures framed for Christ
mas at COrbett's. All kinds Of artistic
moulding from which to make seiec-
tions, 4O-u
Piano Voting Coupons will be given
BY us with each purchase hereafter,
no matter how small
s8-tf WALKER q BLACK.
Get your pictures framed for Christ
mas at Corbett's. All kinds of artistic
moulding from which to make selec-
tiOns. 4O-tt
Two young ladies desiring a nice fur
nished apartment in excellent neighbor.
hood should apply at ll2 Park ave. II
A couple of young men can be accom-
modated with a nicely furnished front
room at 112 Park Avenue. 4l-t
Picture Framing for Christmas artis-
tically done at COrbett's. 4O-tf
Bloxham Rifles have drill at armory
every Wednesday night, j. Stewart
Lewis, captain.
Pecans for sale by E. W.
Clarke. apt
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Williams leave
Saturday for their home in Washington,
d. G.
C. r. Handley, the licensed under
taker and embalmer, has an advertise
ment in this issue, to which attention
is directed.
Mrs. Geo. Lewis has returned home
from q protracted visit in the North.
Mr.. ]. G. Kellum has returned from
a meeting of the State Board Of Control
held recently in Jacksonville.
The FL Provedo pool room is now un-
der a new management.
Mr.. Z. H. Groom, a prosperous mer-
chant of Wacissa, spent Tuesday IN
Tallahassee.
There has been quite a revival in busi-
ness since the approach OF the holidays.
Carrabelle bar and harbOr will get
S75, 900 in the appropriation bill at the
present session Of congress.
S. E. Cobb, Of Jacksonville, was in the
Capital City several days this week, a
witness in the ThOs. E. Morgan trial.
Already preparations are being made
for an elaborate system Of street deco
rations in honor of Governor Gilchrist's
Inauguration.
DR.. H. E. Palmer and family have
been eating delicious POnderOsa toma-
toes all through the fall season, gath
cred from his garden. The fruit was
borne on vines grown from cuttings
planted in August.
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Weeks returned last Monday, having
spent Eve months with friendg in Spen-
Ger, N. Y.
Mr.. J. r. Ashmore, q prominent citi-
zen Of AshmOre, was a business visitor
here Wednesday.
Mrs. A. L. Bond has gone to Tennes-
see to escort home her daughter, Miss
Annie Lloyd Bond, VINO is attending
FairmOnt School, near Suwannee.
DR.. r. S. GoOdbread, of Chatta-
hOOehee. chief physician of the Hospital
for the Insane was guest Of the Leon
Wednesday.
Messrs. P. D. Davidson, of Quincy;
B. F. Camp, of White Springs; A. B.
Small, of Lake City, and j B. Smith,
Of Hampton Springs, are among the
more prominent of the Icons guests.
S, J. Phillips has his force now busily
engaged in putting in steam heating
apparatus for the Boston Florida To-
bacco Company, at Bradfordville.
The contractor began work Monday
morning in excavating for the addition
10 the county court house. Brick are
now being placed on the ground and the
work will be pushed to completion.
Hon. Nat R. Walker, a prominent
lawyer Of Crawfordville, is in Tallahas-
see on legal business, and is a guest Of
the BlOxham.
Hon. w. L. Clarke, of Monticello,
James Z. Hartridge, Of Jacksonville,
and Z. G. Love, Of Quincy, are among
the prominent lawyers attending the
present term Of court, who are regis
tered at the Leon.
Mr., w. W. Hughes. Of Marion, Ark,
3 IN Tallahassee making his first visit
TO his son and heir, William Wightman,
Jr. Mrs. Hughes has been here sew
eral weeks, the guest Of her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. w l.. Moor. Mr.. Hughes
was once much-beloved member of the
Florida State College faculty.
Several Tallahasseeans who were on
Board inform The True Democrat that
some miscreant fired a load Of buckshot
into the train plying between Drifton
and Monticello, Sunday, severely wound
ing the brakeman and fireman. The
train was stopped and the woods search
Cd, but the perpetrator could not be
found.
Rev: J. Edgar Wilson. Presiding FL