The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-09-21


Don't forget the lecture tonight at the Meth
Odisi Church, free TO all
Most Of our local matter is crowded out on
Tuesdays. but look out for fulllocals on Fridays.
The Japan plum trees are in full bloom,
sending of a delightful fragrance exceeded only
by Tie delicious taste of their fruit.
1t i astonishing how quck brakes Magic
Uniment rbmoves the soreness from sprins and
bruises For sale by NJ. Lively. sep3-1m
wASTED.-All the old gold and silver in the
country. for which E. ". Clark will give full
Taine in any goods in his store. 46-tf
For man or beast the most healing remedy
knoEn and the surest and quickest is brakes
Magic Eminent. For sale by NJ. Lively
sei3-lm
Neuralgia, that disease OF all most painful,
J. Instantly cured by thorough application of
brakes Magic Liniment. For sale by NJ.
Lively. sept3-1m
Alfred Mason colored cattle raiser, left Sun
DAY Tor Chaires Academy of Learning, to take
lessons in the art of raising cattle at his own ex
pense instead OF his neighbors'.
The palings around the capital square have
teen completed, and adds much to the beauty of
the surroundings as well as rejecting credit on
The good taste of our efficient Adjutant General
Dickson
Did anybody read that able, lucid and highly
Interesting essay on Butter" last Saturday
Guess that will force our local dealers in rancid
butter into bankruptcy and entitle the Patriot
20 8 monument
Call on your druggist and get a circular con-
tanning particulars and certificates of the wonder
ful cues effected by brakes Magic Liniment.
The only liniment known that can be taken
internally. For sale by NJ. Lively.
April 6-6m
More food and less medicine more of nour
ishment and strength, less of the facilitating
influence of drugs is what our feeble and ex-
hsusted constitutions require" said Baron Lie
big, when he perfected the composition of the
Malt Bitters" 1918
A most delightful entertainment was the
zee cream party at Major Leroy d. Balls resi-
deDce last night Everybody enjoyed ii, and we
have been informed that quite a nice little sum
about 800 was realized for the purpose of pur-
chasing an organ for the Presbyterian Church
Don Mcleod has laid the goose quill >
aside until his photograph business Stacks up
We are glad TO know that he has work enough
IN his line 10 keep him out of Observation-Disclosures,
16d- II was TO keep out of mischief that we laid
aside the Patriot goose quill; was on the
wrong side, you see.
George Marley, (colored) started one day
last week to lake prisoner to Chaires' prison
camp and before setting out, invested fifty cents
IN q flask of tangle-foot whisky. 1t is needless
10 add that George never reached the camp
with bis prisoner, and that Sheriff Moseley is
minus q pair of handouts, loaned for the occa-
sion.
The large new advertisement of Mr.. G. W
Saxon, in another column, will attract univer-
al attention. He has brought in a most elegant
and well selected stock of goods; and his enter
prise in opening here stock of fine carpets will
no doubt be highly appreciated We have heard
several persons say already, a" That's just what
wzniT
--Oh, we are so busy in politics that we
hardly have time to do anYthiDgT remarked a
fashionable lady few evenings since, excusing
herself 10 friend for not calling more frequently
We have never doubted Bloxham's chances for
election. but now that the fair sex have become
Interested an overwhelming majority may be
expected
-Messrs Cleveland & Son, furniture dealers
81 jacksonville, have handsome new advertise
ment ID this issue. 1t speaks well for the enter
prise and sound judgment of this new firm, that
;bey have departed from the ancient usage oil
Jacksonville, and have placed their attractive
advertisement in many of the best (so-calledl
provincial" papers. They WILL We hope, never
find cause 10 regret so wise course, and We
urge our people TO patronize their establishment
Don Mcleod says be don't want the public
10 think because he has laid down the pen he
expects 10 take up the sword-its only club
axe to split little wood-PdtrIof. 1stA. Don't
remember saying it, though we had no thought
Al the time of entering the journalistic field again
50 soon. However, if We said it, we stick to IT.
and If our unknown brother and successor over
the way will keep quiet, wen not take up the
sword against him, nor will We split WOOD
over his head with ~club-axe."