The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-22
"A lbums, 70 cents to $3.50, at Clark's. PAL,

Albums. 70 cents to $3.50, at CIark's. PAW
Wedding and Birthday Presents, at E. wi
Clark's. 2-1w
New syrup is selling in the city at so cents
per gallon.
The best 500 corset in America sold at w.
R. Wilson'S eft
--Ho for grand chnquepin hunt they are
ripening now.
| New stock of canned goods groceries. &c.
at Willie Balls. 2L1w
Co spool cotton sold at 5 cents spool at
W. r. Wilson's. eff
| All linen pocket handkerchief sold at o. cents
by W. r. Wilson. 22-n
| The best calcoes made sold at cents a ward
by w. r. Wilson. eft
Our advertising merchants arc too busy to
| talk to drummers
kid Gloves at % cents pair Slightly spotted)
at w. \ Wilson's. 22-H
Ribbons, dress buttons and trimmings sold
at w. R. Wilson'S 22-M
Ladies Fine Pocket-books, prices to suit all
pockets, at Clark's. 241w
The best IS cent towel in the United States
sold at w. r. Wilson's 22-n
"A. F. Spiller sells his stock at auction, com
mencing October 9th. 24-2t
Fruit, cakes, candies, fancy groceries, &C.,
always fresh at Willie Balls 24-1w
The weather for several days past has been
cold, damp and disagreeabe.
Sugar boilings are now in progress, and the
country youth is supremacy happy.
Fine Breech-loading Double barrelled Guns
at manufacturers prices, at Clarks. 24-1w
-Worsted 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 bigges, thing out" is the perfumed
toilet soap that Rawls is selling for 10 cents
cake 2S-2t
Has anybody seen anybody Offering stolen or
ange trees for sale? If so, please report TO this
office
Go to w. R. Wilson's for whatever YOU
want, you will be sure to get them at bottom
prices. 22-tf
1t seems impossible TO keep up the gates 10
ehO OoPieOi ydiO. W. cuSSCot tuot otCp9 OC ttoo0
instead.
Read the list of millinery goods and splendid
offers made by Mrs. s. c. Rippey in another
column.
"A caravan of fish wagons from Georgia
passed through the city bound for the fisheries on
the Gulf coast.
If you need anything in the millinery line
read Miss Stephenson's new advertisement in
another column
-Gentlemens Scarf Pins and Fine Seal Rings
Ladies' Ball Earrings and Long Roman Gold
Pins next week at Clark's 241w
Fine Note Paper, 10 cents quire; Envell-
opes all colors and sizes, 10 cents package :
Steel Pens, all kinds, 8 cents dozen, at E w
Clark's 24-1w
Remember, young ladies, there are only two
more months in leap year, and many timid old
bachelor is waiting in breathIess suspense for
proposal. Up, then, fair ones, and do your duty
Who was that Clinton street barber who
dashed out on the street Tuesday night yelling,
Hold yer hold" and turned up next morning
in the police court with his right eye in swing
Stencil cutting must be profitable business
We learn that two carriages fitted up for the
business each drawn by pair of fine horses,
drove into the city Wednesday afternoon solicit
ing work.
When our country friends come to town they
must not forget that McLeod's New Picture Gal
lery is over Damon's store, on the corner of Mon
roe and McCarty streets, opposite the old Court
house square.
"A gallant young blood of the Lincoln Acad-
envy, for refusing to be corrected by the Principal
OF that institution, was brought before Justice:
West, who advised him " ca-almly and c-o-o-o-ly
like a fay -ther."
The supper for the benefit of the Presbyte-
rian organ fund advertised to be at Col Fishers,
residence next Tuesday night, has been chap eed
to the residence of Mrs. Browkaw on accr unit of
sickness at Col. Fishers.
"A colored man on Mr.. W. 8. Wards plan
tation killed large rattlesnake las, week and
decided to stew him up for the oil. Upon cutting
him open tvo full grown squirrels and rabbit
were found in bis stomach. N * IS
-Wyley burden and jackson Powell, in Gus
tcdy Of the sheriff OF Calhoun county, arrived in
this city Wednesday and were lodged in Jail,
under an indictment of the grand jury Of the
above county, for the murder of lessee F. Gram
| bier. M esas4
We learn that colored woman living in
one of EdmDndson's tenement houses attempted
to reprimand her brother, about 10 or 10 years
of age, yesterday, when the latter drew knife
and stabbed her in the arm infiicting painful
| wound.
We learn that Mr.. w. w. Woodward and
Mr.. II. II. johnson are making preparations to
| start stock farm, on the Patrick place six
miles from the city, with view to breeding ine
blooded stock We think such an enterprise will
prove printable investment and wish them
| success
| -"Malt Bitiersn 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, Sleeplessness, Emaciation
and Dropsy 21-N
| We learn that little difficulty occurred
| Wednesday evening at Mr.. Kempers stables be-
tween the registrar Of Precinl No. Il. Mr.. G. G.
Pearce, and aIcolored boy who presented himself
toregister. Mr.. Pearce, being pretty wen salts
fed that be was not twenty.one years Of age, re-
quired him to take the oath as required by law.
| This 50 incensed the Young blood thai he became
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