The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-29

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Goats spool cotton sold at cents spool at
W. X. Wilson's 22-H
-Alllinen pocket handkerchief sold at 81 cents
by w. X Wilson. 22-H
The beat calcoes made sold OF cents ward
by W. Il. Wilson. 22-tE
kid Gloves at 25 cents pair (slightly spOtFedl
at w. r. Wilson's. 22-tf
Ribbons, dress buttons and trimmings sold
at W. Il. Wilson's 22-E
The best Is cent towel in the United States
sold at w X. Wilson's. EFT
Only 75 cents yard Cor Brussels tapestry
carpets, worth 81, at Saxon's. 25-sw
-Worsied dress goods, in great variety, sold
at half their value at W. R. Wilson's. 2s-tf
so different styles of beautiful carpets jrs.
received and cheap for cash at Saxon's II
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-tf
Hon. Matt H. Carpenter and &c W Brooks,
U. s. ST." are registered at the City Hotel this
morning.
An agent is putting up plank walls and
making extensive advertising arrangements for
Coups great circus, TO show here on the 10th Of
November.
-"The Independent ticket in this counky
headed by James NJ. Garfield, reputed cousin to
Credit Mobilier, has struck off Jimmy and placed
the name of Samuel Walker instead
"A covered wagon and buggy carrying two
ladies, passed through the city this morning dur
ing the heaviest of the rain, both ladies will
their heads bare taking the rain as coolly ~.
ducks ),
food, peculiarly adapted to and warmly recoua-
mended by our druggists and physicians for Gel-
eral Debility, Mental and Physical Exhaustiea;
Hysteria, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Emaciatiop
and Dropsy. 21-2-
We are glad to see our farmers ed stock
men becoming interested in fine blcoded stock
Col John Bradford has just received from Starkr.
vile, Miss, thoroughbred Jersey bull that will
add much 70 his stock farm. His life is insured
against climatic diseases for twelve months-s-
which is quite an item, considering the loss that
some Of our stock men have heretofore sustained
while climatizing imported stock
The Methodist Church was handsomely dec
Grated last night and large assembly present 10
witness the marriage ceremonies between Nj.
Girrard Hamilton and Miss Alice, eldest daughter
of MIR. ]. G.. Kemper. The ceremonies over, thu
happy pair, accompanied by invited guests, retire
TO the residence of the brides father, where con-
CALCULATIONS of friends were extended and
sumptuous supper partaken Of We were NOT
present, but our senior was and says it was granG
In our personal notice of Mrs. Walter Gwynn
and Miss Helen we stated that they had returned
from their country residence in South Florids.
This was mistake; Mrs 9. and daughter hal
been spending the summer at some Of the pleass
ant watering places that make famous the oil
Empire State of the North. Though q summer
visit to q coy South Florida home, bathed III
the rich perfumes waited from the blooming
orange groves, would be no unpleasant trip. W.
have tried a summer visit to that section AMI
found TO our great surprise. the heat less oppre
sive than in the Middle States or at many points
in the Northern States. h
= Col Frank A. Bartlett and lady are in thu
city, the guests of our honored townswomal,
Madame NJ G. Brent Col Bartlett, an old Flo,
ridian, represents the New Orleans Democrat
bei1g on the editorial staff of that widely circuS
lated joa1haL, which makes its influence for COOL
felt in Florida, even unto its extreme limits.
After sojourn of some weeks among his friends
In Middle Florida he arrived by the Amite frori
St Marks last night and will take the rail fer
New Orleans tomorrow. Meanwhile many oil
friends in Pensacola take him by the hand, de-
lighted to see him again-the same genial, enteis
tanning Frank % of days Of yore.--. Pensacola Ga
zefte. So
"A Tallahassee merchant while In New YOrt
a few weeks since, was taken around by frienI
to see the Great Metropolis. Coming up TO Il
church, where large Sabbath school had assem-.
bled, our friend was led up the aisle and intE,:
duced TO The Superintendent who invited him q
a seat on the rostrum. At the close of the school
exercises the Superintendent arose and stated
that Mr.. yves resident Of the capital Of
the beautiful and far of Land Of Flowers and
would no doubt be pleased to give the school,s
little talk. Turning around he introduced NE
Floridian to the audience without giving him
time to demur, but Mr.. - says he didn't
have q idafned thing to tell that crowd
Petty thieves appear TO hayea genuine hank
ering after the new shoes of our genial livery
stable man, Mr.. ]. G. Kemper. Alter losing his
new shoes last week he invested in . pair Of new
boots, and had slipped one of them of for coIae
fort as he sat leaning back in front of bis stables
Tuesday afternoon reading the news, which APP
peared to haye soothing influence over the Old
gentleman's mind, for he soon dozed of into the
land Of "1nod," and was probably dreaming Of
the happy days Of peace and prosperity that WEE
follow the election Of Hancock and Bloxham next
Tuesday, when he felt sharp pressure on one y
his pet corns, and opened the corner OF his len
eye Just in time to catch festive street urchtn
in the act of stealing his remaining boot Of biz
.fbot,, The young scamp dashed of down Monroe
street and escaped. s.
The Earliest. -
We were complimented this morning by re-