The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-26

Veuuihs anu Dirlhuay Presents, al E..W.
Clark's. 2-fw
The best $1.OO cnrset in America sold atsw.
X W llson's 22-n
New stock of canned goods, groceries, &c
at Willie Balls s4-1p
COATS spool cotton sold AT cents spool:at
W. ~ wilson's 22-lE
"A linen pocket handkerchief sold al CT cents
by w. r. Wilson. eff
The best calicoes made sold at cents yard
oy W. X Wilson. eff.
Kid Gloves al IS cents pair Slightly spo,ted)
at w II. Wilson's. eft
Ribbons, dress buttons and trimmings sold
a, w. r. Wilson's. 22-ua
Ladies' Fine Pocket books, prices 10 suit sll
pockets, at Clark's. 241ws
The best Is cent towel in the United States
sold at W. R. Wilson's. eft
A. F. Spiller sells his stock at auction, COM
mencing October eth. 24-2t
Eggs are getting scarce in this market, al d
are bringing good price. n
Fruit, cakes, candies, fancy groceries, &C.,
always fresh at Willie Balls. 241w
We have had several cold mornings, but no
frost as yet that we know Of
The fall business of petty thieving has
opened with energy and vim.
Fine Breech-loading Double barrelled Guns,
at manufacturers prices, at Clark's. 24-1v
Only 75 cents yard for Brussels tapestry
carpets, worth 81, at Saxons. s5-2w
-Wor sted dress goods, in great variety, sold;
at half their value at w. r. Wilson'S 22-tf
so different styles of beautiful carpets just
received and cheap for cash at Saxon's. If
The Ladies' Relief Society will met at Gall
lies Hall, at o'clock P. NJ, on Thursday.
As you sit around your comfortable fires this
winter don't forget the needy poor in our midst.
Another lot of carpets just received At
Saxon's, cheaper than ever known in Tallahas-
see. 25-2w
Go to w. r. Wilson's for whatever you
want, you will be sure to get them at bottom
prices. 22-tE
How many arrests were made in this city on
Saturday. We learn that several street fights
occurred.
.-Gentlemens Scarf Pins and Fine Seal Rings !:
Ladies Ball Earrings and Long Roman Gold
Pins next week at Clark's. 2-1w
The mail train Saturday morning was sew
eral hours late, owing to delay at Live Oak
waiting for the Savannah train.
Set a bulldog ON your wood pile these cool
nights; there are people in town who never waste
their change on such triies as wood.
Three men, well-filled with benzine, tried
hard Friday evening to provoke one of our most
quiet and peaceful citizens to fisticuG
Fine Note Paper, 10 cents a quire; Envel-
opes, all colors and sizes, 10 cents a package;
Steel Pens, all kinds, 8 cents dozen, at E. W.
Clark's. 24-1w
Some clever night marauder made raid on
Mrs. Walter Gwynn's pantry Saturday night,
and made it necessary for the family to dine out
Sunday.
The odor round about the booths IN front Of
the market house is not 50 delightful as the
breezes from the Spice Islands but fully as per-
ceptble to the olfactories of the passers-by.
Only 81 was charged South Florida visitor
last week for the glorious privilege OF swearing
or our side walks, Cheap enough! il is worth
more to swear in the capital than in a country
town.
DIR. A. B. Hawkins has had Pat Murphy to
put shine on the front Of his handsome resi-.
dence ON McCarty street. We could name othtr
residences that would be much improved by the
addition of n little paint
lnor frn,a NJ A~sI~,.~ o. eRnA
Robinson's circus company got mad took down
their tents at Live Oak last Friday and brought
suit against the railroad company for refusing to
TO give check for the elephants trunk.
--Our thanks are due Mr. E. e. Philbrick for
four fine mullet weighing nine pounds. Mr.
Phllbrick has gone regularly into the fish business
at st. Marks, and is furnishing our market with
tine freshest and best of mullet. Success to him.
--"Malt Bitters" are Brain, Nerve and Blood
food, peculiarly adapted to and warmly recon-
mended by our druggists and physicians for Gen
eral Debility, Mental and Physical Exhaustion,
Hysteria, Nervousness, Slceplessness, Emaciation
and Dropsy. 21-27
Robert Bryan, 0has Robin Red-breast, who
broke into DR.. Mannngs store near Lake lame
MIA. and escaped from our county Jail several
years ago, was recaptlred last week in Thomas
county, Ga, and returned to Jail last Sunday by
Sheriff Moseley. 3aAt
I'VE agree with the Patriot that our city is
much In need of public well. If we cannot
have an Artesian WELL nor an ordinary well with
Windmill, let US have an ordinary well with
bucket and rope; that would be better than none
Or even the two large public cisterns. If repias-
tered inside and cutters put TO them, would do.
Mr.. ]. G. Kemper treated himself Friday to .
pair Of new shoes, and finding that they cramped
his foot Saturday morning be pulled them off
and laid them On chair in his Office, intending
to have them stretched, but hardly had time TO
turn around twice before he discovered that they
had taken legs and walked Of, and he has not
heard of them since. EEc
"A colored woman with q pig In bag, an
old SOW, and half dozen small boys, made the
northeastern suburbs lively Saturday afternoon.
The boys claimed ihatit was the old sow's pig
and that the woman had picked L up while
Sleeping near Captain Dykes residence, and put
1t in her bag. The woman deniel the charge /;
said sAc had toughi the pig up town. bat
would not slop 70 explain. The lAst We saw Of
her she was packing sand towards oolo1el Hop
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