The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-07-06

Pig hams, at Slusser & Co.'S. 49-tf
Cream meal at Slusser & Co.'S. 49-tf
Melons on ice, at Slusser & Co.'S. 49-f
Clipped dried beef at Susser & Co.'S. [tf
Big loi of Chromos al Clark's, 81 each. soft
-Chromos your choice, at Clark's, for $1OO.
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Don't you forget it, Chromos, 81 each, at
Ciark's Soft
- Gen" Preserve Jars, self sealing, at G. H
Meginniss'. Soft
Novelty" and Delusion Mouse Traps at
q II Meginniss Soft
You won get such another chance! Chro-
NOS. 81 each at E. W. Clarks. Soft
Magnolia flour. guaranteed TO be the best or
moucy refunded, at Slusser & Co.'S 49-tf
sumo more fine guns to arrive Wednesday
g: z " Clark's. The last lot all gone Soft
Meal eighty cents per bushel. Apply to
JOHN DAY PERKINS. Agent.
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WANTED.-All the old gold and silver in the
country. tor which T. W. Clark will give full
value in any goods in his store. 46-tf
Closing out nv entire stock of Chromos for
8 each. 10 make room for o tremendous new
stock E. W. CLARK. Soft
The most penetrating liniment known to
science is brakes Magic Liniment. Its effect
:. magical. For sale by NJ Lively July slim
One dose of brakes Magic Liniment in
ternally. and a thorough external application,
will cure the seveIest attack of collie. For sale by
VI. Lively. July elm
Throw away your sticks and leap for joy,
YOU that suffer from Rheumatism, for brakes
Magic Liniment will cure you sound and we'll
For sale by NJ Lively July elm
Some villain last week cut the wire fence
enclosing the pasture of Mr. L Y Gibbs adjoin-
ing the city, in twenty different places. No
arrests, but Gibbs thinks he knows who did it,
Rev. Mex. F. McCook, one of the editors of
the Gainesville sun, has been on a visit to his
friends in Tallahassee tor several days, and on
sunday he preached two excellent sermons in
the Methodist Church.
From the plantation of Captain P. Houstoun
comes the second open cotton boil of the season
II Vas found in the patch of BARLEY Bentley, one
Of Captain Houstoun's tenants, an excellent
farmer and good citizen.
Physicians freely prescribe the new Food
Medicine. :. Malt Bitters," because more nourish-
ing strengthening, and purifying than all other
forms Of malt or medicine, while free from the
objecii, rs urged against malt liquor. Ala
Call on your druggist anc get a circular con-
tanning particulars and certificates Of the wonder
igl cures effected by brakes Magic Lininent.
Tie only liniment known that can be taken
internally. For sale by NJ. Lively.
April 6-6m
Mr.. T B. Oliver, recently local editor of the
FLoRIDIAS, is now a correspondent of the Savan-
nah ks-ning Meas, and is writing q series of
very interesting and valuable letters for that pa
Per fromTEe Gulf coast, descriptive of the sponge
fisheries
We beg 70 direct especial attention TO the
advertisement of the Columbus Female College
n another column With its commodious build
Ings. healthy and pleasant location, large corps
Of competent teachers and its excellent reputAr
ION. Il deserves patronage.
The most heart felt sympathy of the friends
II Mr. and Mrs. John 5. Winthrop will be ex-
tended to them in their sad affection, the death
Of their youngest child, a sweet baby boy, who
mas taken with commissions on Saturday evening
issa. and expired almost before physician could
be- called. The funeral took place at the Roman
Catholic Chapel yesterday morning.
Billy Patterson, coIored, whose father is in
Jail charged with the robbery Of Slusser & Co.'S
store some weeks since, was attacked and beaten
al. - q vvhifa maj whn
works al the Factory The provocation was in
decent conduct Of Patterson towards members
Il Mr. Peacock's family Patterson has been
The subject of similar complaints from others
The party of marooners who went TO James
Island last week returned on Saturday looking
rather The worse for wear, but enthusiastic in
their accounts Of the 4" sport they had One Of
the party claims TO have caught two large black
fish at the rocks" near ST. Teresa, at one
time and with one hook Whether the story
aFill bear investigation not ii is asserted that
on this occasion there was nothing aboard to
Suse the fishers 70 see double"
2 - Mine fraen," said an old Dutchman to his
e1npanion who was abusing the editors for be-
ing lazy and making money without work; "oGsr
you an aedider, nit his feet on der taple, his
coat OF, mis- haer all ruppled up, his bipe In hia
mout, his arms schewingin town py his site and
hH eyes lOOkin pout huntert miles OF, don you
Ink he is lazy, for he amt. He's shoost Tslin
some big worts in his mine, and after awhile
pooty kweek he viii shOomp up and slam dot han
doFn NIT der taples, and crap dot pensels and
AAoost write der biggest eddytoril You ever saw
nit your two plind eyes, py shimmeny."