The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-12-18

The city force Is doing some common
dable work IN filling IA the low places
along the principal streets.
II. NJ. Sweeting has handsomely dec
GRATED his jewelry store for the holt
DAYS. and the place Is quite a resort for
the women and children.
Rev. j. B. Pruitt was called to Ha-
vana Thursday 70 marry Mr.. Johnson,
Of Quincy, and Miss May DeLacy In
| graham, of near Havana.
See Ten Nights in a Bar Room to-
night Where On Levy lot, near
Capitol, under large canvass. An open
air theatre that you will enjoy.
A new supply of diamonds to which
the attention of the ladies is directed
has just been received by Sweet
ing. 43-2t
j. Hampton Jones of Starke, c. E.
| Lott of Havana, A. S. McCallum Of
Arran, and j. b. Mills of Apalachicola,
were among the arrivals at the Blox-
ham Tuesday.
Manager Daniels, of the Leon, will
throw to the breezes within few days,
on a lofty flagstaff which was erected,
yesterday, q large banner advertising
this splendid hotel
x. p. Whitley and r. H. Hemphil, of
St. Louis, Mo-, were m the capital
Tuesday, guests of the Leon. Mr..
Whitley is attorney for the Apalachi-
cola Northern Railway.
Delightful entertainment tonight, on
Levy lot, near Capitol Theate- under
canvass. Ten Nights in Bar Room,
and other high class VAUDEVILLE.
Get your pictures framed for Christ
mas at COrbett's. All kinds Of artistic
moulding from which to make selec-
tiOns. 40-tf
BOyer's Ten Nights in Bar Room,
comes here in the largest travelling car
ever built, carrying a steam calliope,
complete band and orchestra Tonight
on Levy lot, near Capitol.
A very nice marriage was sOlemhlzed
at the home Of Rev. j. B. Pruitt and
by him on Monday evening at 1880.
The contracting parties being Mr.. j. L.
Kennedy, of Georgia, and Mrs. N. L.
Hancock, Of Wakulla.
Clinton Dawkins, who is attending
Tech, in Atlanta, and julius and Lyn-
wood Evans, students of the Atlanta
School of Physicians and Surgeons, are
expected home to spend the holidays.
Among the prominent lawyers of
Florida in the city Monday were Hons.
T. L. and s. d. Clarke, Of Monticello (;
Judge r. c. Maxwell, of Pensacola, and
Judge Liddon, of Mariana. All these
gentlemen registered at the Leon.
Mr.. Robert N. Stanley, of Highland
Park, Conn, who spends his winters in
Tallahassee, writes that he will be
forced TO spend the cold season there
this time but wants to read of the sun
ny South in The True Democrat.
The city has taken possession of its
new quarters on Adams street in the
old bank building. The change from
their Offices on Park Avenue is a most
advantageous one, as the present build
ing affords more space and plenty of
light and ventilation.
Rev. Pruitt has concluded his series
Of sermons on the subject, "SOme
Things the Church Wishes the Pastor
to Know" and Sunday morning will
preach on the subject, "Some Things
the Pastor Wishes the Church to
Know"
The Mabel Paige Company was in
Tallahassee three nights last week and
played each time to a full house. From
the criticisms heard of these entertain
ments, Mabel Paige has made as great
a ''hit" in the Capital City as else
where.
Revs. Elias George and Nathan Una
tan, SyrO Chaldean missionaries, from
Armenia, have been in the city the past
week soliciting funds for an orphanage
in their country which is suffering un-
der Turkish oppression,
The editor has recently visited Mag
nolia Heights, and found it a most de-
lightful little suburb. 1t will become a
place of considerable Importance when
a direct street is opened up from the
city proper.
Mr.. j. M. Reeves was quite severely
bruised up Wednesday afternoon by
being thrown from a buggy attached to
an affrighCed horse. The vehicle was
also demolished, but the horse escaped
An innocent baby carriage
was the cause of the slight disaster.
The children OF the Sunday School of
st. Johns church will hold their Christ
mas Tree and Festival on the afternoon
of Holy InnOcents Day, Monday, De- |
cember 18th, at 4:30. The public cor
daily invited to this, as well as all the |.
Christmas services.
The Medart correspondent of the Sop !
choppy News says: Mr.. J. ID. Butler |
has moved his family, we understand, |
tn the ROatripht nlaca fen miles aOuth !