The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-15


r. wilson's. EFT
Coats spool cotton sold at 5 cents q apool at
w. X Wilson's. eff
-Allli linen pocket handkerchief sold at o. cents
by W. r. Wilson. 2e-G
The best calicoes made sold at 8 cents a ward
by W. K Wilson. 2a-tf
kid Gloves al 25 cents pair(slightly spotted
at w. R. Wilson's 22-tf
Ribbons, dress buttons and trimmings sold
at W. II. Wilson's. 22-u
The best IS cent towel in the United States
sold at W. X Wilson's. eff
One of the gates to the capital yara lies
gracefully on the ground
Oranges are offered on our streets 1T two
for a cent Cheap enoughi
-Worsted dress goods, in great variety, sold
at half their value at w. r. Wilson'S 22@-tf.
so different styles of beautiful carpets jus.
received and cheap for cash al Saxon's. If
Go to W. r. Wilson's for whaleyer you
want, you will be sure to get them at bottom
prices 22A-tE
Guards practice daily at their arsenal in The
Jail yard
Question for debate: Why is it that the Re-
publican party of Florida are so opposed TO pun
ishment for crime =? -
"A knife, scissors and axe grinder, armed
with grind-stone and jingling bell peramhula
ted our streets this week.
Don't forget Dr. Trotter's lectures tonight
and tomorrow night at Gallies Hall. They are
free and everybody is invited.
Don't go TO E. W. Clark's; he has justre-
ceived large stock of jewelry and miscell&ne-
GUS goods and is too busy TO wait on you.
The church festival that was TO have come of
at Colonel Fishers residence next Tuesday night
has been postponed to the following Tuesday
night, Goth inst.
The "Amite" No. l steamship has been
put on the line between ST. Marks and New
Orleans Mr. A. Hopkins of this city is agent.
See advertisement elsewhere.
We advise close-fisted husbands not to allow
their wives and daughters to see Mrs. RippeT's
handsome stock of Millinery goods, if he does he
is stuck for new hat sure pop.
in another column we re-pubish from the
Gainesville Sun the obituary of Mrs. Elliott,
wife of Major Henry Elliott, of Gainesville, who
is the father of our fellow citizen, Mr.. Henry y.
Elliott
Suppose it was not stylish for young men to
wear baby hats. and one of our young gallants
were forced to wear the juvenile hat he now
sports, wouldn't he dodge arouni the back street
and avoid being seen?
Wonder why all the young folks in town are
visiting McLeods new Art Gallery? Guess it is
because he is so conveniently situated on the
corner of Monroe and Mccarthy streets, and
makes such perfect Licensees.
An enterprising little girl of the Methodist
Sunday School in this city contributes literally
to the Sunday School and Missionary fund and
earns the money herself by making small gar
ments and sending them around for sale.
-"Malt Bitiers" are a Brain, Nerve and Blood
food, peculiarly adapted to and warmly recon-
mended by our druggists and physicians for Gem
eral Debility, Mental and Physical Exhaustion,
Hysteria, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Emaciation
and Dropsy. 21-27
We publish on the first page, a characters
tic letter from Colonel Frank Bartlett, who is
now visiting the scenes of his boyhood and en-
joying himself among his old friends. to the
New Orleans Democrat of which most excellent
journal he is one of the editors.
If you are legally qualified 10 register and
vote, doit by all means, it is the right of free
man, but if you have been disqualified by the
action of a court, bewarel Think nine hundred
and ninety nine times before you take an oath
that may land you in the penitentiary.
Father Hugon, priest in charge of the Cath
ole congregation of this city, received tele
gram Saturday, the 9th, ann ouncing the death
of his mother, which occurred at her home in
Lyons, France. The sympathies of the public
are with Father Hugon in his bereavement
Our enterprising and popular young bankers,
Mcssrs George and Edward Lewis have retained
the firm name of B. c. Lewis & Sons, and will
continue the banking business in this city where
they have gained an enviable reputation for
honest and upright dealing. See their advertise
ment in another column.
We learn that the Radical ofice-seekers do
not hesitate to encourage and even urge ignorant
negroes to perjure themselves in order to vote
when they are legally disqualified to do 50. What
care they, after the election is over, If the poor
deluded creatures are convicted and sent to the
penitentiary for perjury?
Judge Bernard will deliver lecture No 2.
on the Philosophy of History from the begin
ing of the world to the comingof Christ" at the
Baptist Church, next Tuesday. 10Th, at 7;SO
o'clock, P. NJ. IT We are to judge nom the ex-
cellence of his last lecture, this will be well
worth going to hear, and we predict full house.
Remember that it is at the Baptist Church this
time.
Services at the Baptist Churcm.