The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-05-25


No Csson for three days Bro McCaIlum
what d the matter?
Read the new advertisement 81 Mr. Julian
Bottoms News and Book Store.
-Brittou hAuls goods. baggage. &c, At reason
able rates Can be found al any time 81 the
Rxnresa Ofsce Ala
Send in your dollar and &c; The FLOKIDsaS.
including the semi-weekly frUrn July frs, from
now until next January
COMPOUND Fluid Extract Buchn win relieve
thai, distressing Kidney trouble or pain in the
back, price 81, at RAwLs II
-Tooshacbe can be cured as If by magic BY
thorough application OF brakes Magic Llsi.
ment. For sale by D. Lively May 4-lm
Brakes Magic Uninest is DO new thing.
II has been used for the last Ten year,, and thou
sands testify TO its wonderful cures For sale by
n Lively. May Aim
What sort of q disposition Is il that induces
50 many men and women 10 waste a dollars
worth Of time beating salesman down i've
cents in his price,
An exchange suggests and We endorse ii.
that the young lady who Can peel potato IN
five seconds is as useful the young woman
who speaks five languages is ornamenial
-Abram Atkins an industrious colorel man,
brought 10 this Office last Friday ,he first sweet
potatoes Of the season. They were Cuba ysms
Of good size and were raised in Tallahassee
Our drug stores are now supplied with Malt
BitteTs,'' the new Food Medicine which has
done 50 much good and comes 20 Us 80 highly
recommended. Try il. Ii may save you heavy
doctors bills 434w
Call on your druggist aDc get circular con-
tanning particulars and certificates ef The wonder
full cures effected by brakes Magic Liniment.
The only Imminent known that can be taken
intensity For sale by NJ Lively.
April 6-6m
The local editors Of the Tallahassee FLORI-
DIAN and Patriot are both POLITICALLY inclined.
How nice-Aadison Recorder Beg pardon Bro
Beggs and ale very sorry; but. as We worship at
the shrine Of Truth cannot consistently return
the compliment, in whole or in part
Mr.. X. A. Whitfield. Jr., is again TO the
front: this time with stalk of cotton. from
seed of this years planting, bearing numerous
forms and one fully developed bloom-ihe first
Of the season The stalk is about fifteen inches
in height and was grown near The city.
Bro Robertson, OF The Brooksville Cre~eat,
complains that he is deprived Of the FLoRIDIAS.
and wants IN know what be has done. Nothing
absolutely nothing. and We assure him that the
FLORIDTAS is mailed tn his address as regularly
as it is issued. The fault lies somew here else.
Mr. E W. Clark showed us one day last week
an orange limb. about three feet in length, that
had been killed by the "scale insect" 1t was
taken from a tree on The place Of Mr.. G. G.
Gibbs, and The parasites were literally caked ali
over il. Can't somebody gives efectual
remedy.
1t would seem that the food gates OF heaven
have been opened at times during the last few
days and nights such deluges of rain have fallen.
Yet the inierims have been sunshiney and
bright, and no damage to crops has resulted. 40
far as We have been able to learn. beyond giving
the grass little the start
The Governors Guards were out drilling in
full force yesterday afternoon They have de-
cided to hold their pic mic at Chattahoochee on
Wednesday the 10th of June. Fare for the round
trip, one dollar W. H. Hopkins. j. W Coles,
Capt A. Moseley, G. L. Bal,zell and E B. Clark,
committee OF arrangements Let 'er roll
AxERIcus, GA, March 9. 1890
suffered intensely for four days with Neural
gia, and tried every other remedy. but found no
relief until l used brakes Magic Liniment,
which relieved me instantly. | think il the best
medicine ever saw. II. c. HIATT.
For sale by NJ Lively. May Aim
Did you ever notice a set Of young ladies
when they happen to &c, hold of boy baby,
how they try to smother it with kisses.-and
did you ever think what reflection IT was on
the enterprise Of young men in that particular
direction THE idea Of letting a pretty girl be
reduced 10 such and extremity in her efforts TO
secure kiss from one of the masculine gender
The colored citizens OF Tallahassee and
roundabout celebrated last Thursday, May 90
as the anniversary day of Emancipation Quite
a crowd assembled in the cemetery during the
afternoon and some INDUCED in speeches. The
graves of the Union soldiers buried there
were decorated with flowers Three or four
small U. s. flags were floating and the brass
band discoursed music for the occasion. But on
the whole there was not that amount Of enthusi-
asm manifested naturally to be expected.