The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-05-18

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AFTER all the rain il is getting quite dry and
dusty.
Simmons Liver Regulator IS cents bot
tie, at Rawls' i;
Quite large party Of coIored sxcurxionists
left this morning for Monticello.
-Britton haus goods. baggage, d., At reason
able rates Can be found al any time al The
Express Office. Ala
-Tootisache can be cured as il by magic by .
thorough application OF brakes Magic Lini.
ment. For sale by " Lively. MAY Aim
brakes Magic Linisaeat is ms new thing.
II has been used for the last 'ep yeas, and thou
sands testify to its onderfnl criJ~ For sale by
N. Lively. dAy Aim
The gross amount realized fron the two
presentations Of The Bells OF COrneviIle 3" was
$l6S The proceeds of the first aighi's per
Torrance went 10 the Tallahassee Relief Society,
Of the second night to the Memorial Association
Call on your druggis, and get circular con-
tanning particulars and certificates Of he wonder
full cures effected by brakes Magic Eminent.
/ The only liniment known that cra BE- taken
internally. For sale by ". Lively.
April 6-6n
The last night Of the performance OF - The
Bells OF Corneville,H Miss Fannie Johnston was
presented, by some unknown admir~r, with an
exquisite bouquet and handsome geld ring on
the inside Of which wac traced g Se-polette -
the character she took.
There has been change in The schedule of
the J. P. i VI. K r The freighis hay. been dis
continued. Passenger trains now arrive from
the East AT A. NJ, and leave again At 5! P. NJ
The train for Cliat;ahoociIee leaves a; 9 O'Clock
a. N. and returning arrives at A.
AMERTcUs Ga, March 9. 1890
! suffered intensely tor four days with Neural
gia, and tried every other remedy, bu, found no
relief until used brakes Magic I.lniment,
which relieved me instantly think 8, the best
medicine ever saw. II. c. HYATT.
For sale BY. VI. Lively. May Aim
An enjoyable fish FRY came OFF on Thursday
last at Lake Hall. and was participated in by a
goodly company OF Jolly fellows" The fish.
the eatables and the drnkables, were abundant
beyond measure and the only drawback TO the
enjoyment o the occasion. 50 far as We are con
cerned was the fact that we were not thar
Tine delegates to the Republican convention
held at Gainesville las, week were accommo-
dated at the Arlington House, and we have
never seen more thoroughly disguised man
than was the proprietor, Ia refined Northern
gentleman,) after it Was all over lit was his
first experience, he said, in anything of the
kind and he was satisfied without delying
deeper
We are requested to announce thai there
will be grand celebration of The emancipation
Of the colored people AT this place on the Goth
inst. and, also, the decoration of the graves of
the Union soldiers by the several colored Sabbath
schools of the city. Senator Conover will be
present with other speakers. Isaac Den, Isaac
Jenkins and A. D. CroweIl committee of ar
rangements."
The City Marshal tells Us that he has during
the past week, called.on all the liquor dealers in
the place and warned them against Sunday iraE
fc, which he hopes they will heed. as il is his
intention to see that the law regulating such is
strictly enforced from this time forth This is
step in the right direction, perseverance in
which will have The effect of recommending him
favorably to public
ton, we learned that Mr.. Gus. Pottsdamer, who
killed Sheriff Henry at Lake City some time
back, during the present session Of the Circuit
Court at that place, had been found guilty of
murder and sentenced to hard labor in the Peni-
Tertiary for life. We further learned that he was
brought up to Live Oak and turned over TO Mai.
Wise Sunday night.
"A young man by the name of Hughes, a
resident of Gainesville, Fla, and Burkhim, Rev
enue Collector at Cedar Key, became involved
in political alteration in the room of the latter
at the Arlington House, former place. Thursday
night, during the Republican convention. Blows
were exchanged and Burkhim was feled to the
floor. In falling his head struck against some
object and the flesh was gashed TO the bone. DR..
Philips dressed his wounds, which were more
painful than dangerous. Both parties, we be-
lieve, are Republicans.