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District Government Affairs.

j. j. Da Silva Armada, health officer of Lis
bon. Portugal, president of the medical school
or Lisbon, and delegate TO the sanitary convex
tlon at Washington. called at the health Office
to-day to examine into the system adoeted In
this city. He Will be supplied with all the pub.
locations made by the health department OF
this city.
LIQUOR LICENSES
were Issued yesterday TO the following persons:
Robert Galloway, 327 Pennsylvania ave NV;
VIM. T. Whelan. 4SS 9th SC. NV: Horace A.
Chadwick, col Tth st. NV; Chas. NJ. Myers, 227
PennSy ivan1a ave. NV; Nicholas DaboY 80
and Fl stS. Nv; John RickS 140S 1th St a. W.:
Francis Miller. 9th st. and Maryland ave sw
The District Commissioners today approved
liquor licenses as follows: Horace A. Chad wick,
col 9TH street; John Kicks, 14nS 7th street:
Nicholas DebOy, 143 Sd street; W. T. Wheian
AS 9Th street; Charles n Meyer, 22T Pennsyi-
vania avenue; Robert, Galloway. 327 Pennsyl-
uaD1a avenue and Francis Mueller.GDl Maryland
avenue SW.
VITAL STATISTICS
The total mortality In the District Of Colun.
Ola for the week ended last Saturday Was
az, being ] more than the week previous or
az The rate OF 1922 per 900 per annum or
the deCedentS 20 were white and 81 coiored
showing an annual death-rate OF 1G . per 900
1or the white and 1851 for the coIorcd pop
ulallon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-03

MURDER BY AN ELDER.-At Hickory Ridge
near Somerset. Ky, Monday. Vim. Mckinney
which ended by Cass's Draining his victim
with an axe Both were prominent members
or the Methodist church, Cass being an elder
and Mckinney sunday school superinten-
dent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-03

Lovers or flne arts should wait for D3wling'5
sac OF original oil paintings, xnlc1 fJtloTs tna
japan csc collection, corner of 18th and h. Tne
ctia lcgue embraces about 2h0 pieces from the
eastlS OF We'll known American AID Europe an
artists
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THE EVENING STAR.
THU RsDAT February 5, lSs1.
LOCAL NEWS.


Amusements. ac., Tonight.
RbTd's ODerG House Needles and Pins"
National TRsdt0r.-Mary Anderson In Love. :
AbneT's Music HIA-Swedish Quarcetre Con
cert
Lincoln Rdl'.-Concert for the benefit Of the
OAurch OF Tie Incarnation.
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TUE TRIAL ADJoUkSED I'd MONDAY.

This morning in the Criminal Court, Judge
james, the eleven jurors in the case OF John
Silas Marshall Johnson. charged gitq the muir
Ger OF James T. johnson on March 29th, 1ss).
appeared. the sick juror, MI. Divine, being lett
at The National Hotel
Dr. ToSnshend stated to the court that Mr.
Divine was much improves. aud would PROC
ably he able 10 be In court on Monday.
Mr.. Perry thought nat it would De better TO
wall until MONDAY, for lt would take until then
TO obtain jury, even should this jury De dis
charged.
The Court said that under the circumstances
he would keep the Jury together for ne knew lt
would b difficult 10 secure another Jury. He
ordered the case TO be adjourned 20 Monday,
which Was done.
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RELIEF OF T>HB PoOR-The report OF the CONS
mniees appointed by tn employees OF the GOV
eminent printing Office to Gi5burse the fund
raised Ia that office for the relief OF the poor
SHOWS that SilT al was received, and sl24. ~ ex.
peDdt0. Rellef was extended 20 1I9 families
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OF ALL THE Popular Favor'tes.' 50 eHHpr
the genuine article Is Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup
p cts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-03

MINERAL WATERS - Congress Water The
pures1 and safest or all cathaTtic waters None
genuine sold on draught. Avoid all coarse frr1-
Eating arerS, foreign and domestic; they impair
khe digestive organs and kidneys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-03

CALL for the Real Estate Review. bright and
spicy. Just out. b. II. Warner gl6 z ST NV
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York to-day o. 80 p. m. reported by Lewis
Johnson 90. p: 9. per cents. 112l6 b., Aa.U;
3.65's. 102k New Jersey Central sl& Ohio and Mis-
sissippi. AZ. Erie 47>s; Michigan Central. 11sH
Northwest. 1866 do. preferred. 1873; Iron Noun
tain: 50 Book Island. 5eaS st; Paul. llsH; do.
preferred. -: Wabash. st. Louis and Pacific
A.; DO. preferred. 81; Kapsas and Texas. ass
v. U. Te]esraph. llSA n. O. and I. O.. rs /;
Pacific Mail. 81; Union pscifc, 1l5A.
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SEE advt. Homestead Building Association.

DEEDS IN FEE have been nled as follows;
Henry Birch 10 J. r. Dart, lots i3 and -. 81,
I3S; 3. susan Saytlle 10 TT Houston lot = 81
12C; 3. John Wagner TO Henrietta Myers IoLs
3 and g. su. so: 81 SO. G. B. Bailey ct al
trustee 70 j. F. Dart, lot 81, 50. CPS; s. 500 C.
b. Church 10 j. Z. Arnold. lots p ana l22 ia
UniontowD; slGO. c III. Moulton TO Z. L. Pat
man, lot 81 So. ga; $3.50.
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THE GALE COLLECTION or PAINTINGS, now on
exhibition, at Marini's Hall. E street. between
9Th and 10th, is attracting much interest. The
CAT aiOgue contains l55 examples. representing
the many schools. foreign and American. The
hall is open from g. N. 10 II 2. NJ, I'LL time of
sale, which commences on Monday evening.
Nr. Scott considers the collection much rintr
than his former one, sold last March. But this
be leaves for his Visitors 10 dstermlpe.
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BALT1MORE. Feo. 3.-virrfuia SKIES deferred.
II, do. consOs rs. do 81 cond series SO: do. nas;
due COUPONS. %: do new ten-for.ies. SIS. do.
N7.. Flour steady. With active demand for low
Ers,e Pstapsco n Ills. Wheat, southern easier
western lower and active southern red. II4al. l6
l.l6s April, l.l7hal ia: May. Isal. IsSs
June. 1Sal 1SaE- Corn, southern steady western
lower and duh southern white and yellow, S. !:
western mixed. spot, 52sa53. February, 52Na
Al Rye quiet, l0lsl03. Hay UNCHANGED. Pro-
visions firm but without qnotsble change. Butter
quieta unchanged Eggs quet-32a35. PetrO-
ieIn non nai Coffee dLll-Rio csrso,s, ordinary
to far lialS Sugar dplI-A soft ga. whisky
I,tI barrels wheat 10 o bushels: corn.
IS 100 bushels cats $50 bushels; rye zoe ship
merits wheat bf, oo4 bushels corn. none. Sales
"nee,; S2s, S9o bushels corn. el 900 bushes.
CT Ell rtgul. r. but in the main weak and over,
and be ore the fret hoard the speculation WAS I'M
Sc &c, With but compara lively light fluctuations.
ou9s.q1eIty, however, frmer tone p~vailsd,
cent va, recorded, in which the entire list part
Grated: Western Union aiding
NEW YORK. Feb Stocks weak Money 5sa
fd 4s2; short 4s5 Governments
NEW YORK. Feb. 3.-F7our dull. Wheat heavy.
LONDON, Feb. 3. IL sop m-Atlsnto and Great
western hrst MORTGAGE trustees certfcst-s, 68 !:
trail. l5ih: Illinois Central, 1Se. Pennsylysnis
Central, 66L Reading, 1874 ~
LONDON. Feb. 3. p m.-U. 8. bonds &
per cents. 1895. Atlantic and Great Western first
Great Western seconds. 81. krie, &C.. illinois
Central. 1S4H. Reading 3S.
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THE COLD WEATHER continues here and
throughout the country. notwithstanding the
low temperature last night the Sleigher5 were
Out In force and the crunChing and cT6aking or
The dry. hard snow, under the rtI1IerS and
wheels so grateful 70 a Russians ear. Indicated
good sleghfDg." The thermometer at the
signal Office here TINS morning atood at
O'Clock at above zero. a rise OF 5 degrees since
Yesterday morning. with Indications or a
further rise. The cOldest place In the country
this morning was Alpena, Mich. 20 below
gro; Boston, below; Buffalo, below: Bur
III goD, VI, below; Detroit Mich. 3 below;
bFie. Pa. below. The weather was generally
clear. AT Ottawa Canada, "a regular north
w,stern blizzard set In yesr erday. the mercury
FALLING 10 80 below zero. Bath, n. H., reports
30 below, With three feet OF snow on level
aLd trains blocked on all roads. Brattleboro'
VI, regards the continued severity OF the
weather without precedent there. the Their
mometer having Indicated zero aud below daily
Iof the greater part ofthe winter. In Vermont.
too. the snow Is three feet dep and the o.
struction OF the railroads aud the Difficulty 10
supply the demand for wood aud coal occasf lns
much anxiety. AT Providence K. l., &c Is
impossible for vessels TO enter or leave port
the hsrbor being closed by fee In the west
The cold weather also prevails with great
severity. The Thermometer az Pittsourg
Pa, yesterday, iniicatstiS below zero.
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PTRsrING TIE WRONG MAN.-Onl cer BaTne5
this morning took 10 police headq uarters col
oIed man named sam Matthews on suspicion OF
highway robbery. He was permitted TO SIT IN
the reception room, and the complainant WAS
telephoEed Tor 10 come and Identify him. He
seized moment while the officers In attend
ance were occupied, and while they were not
Coklng ne walked out Of the room. down the
Steps 10 the street. and made his escape across
fennsyivdSia avenue towards the alley On the
soCtn sloe, between AZ and 6sh streets, pur-
sueu Dy haii dozen men-the on ,ers mis- ding
him and giving the alarm. He ran out on Mis-
sourl avenue and down 9Th street. across tha
railroad yard, scaled the fence into Amor ior
when he was headed on by gentleman nSmei
Joseph Grinder, and was returned To hsaG
quarters. He did not prove 10 be the M =
wanted. and afterwards was released Tna
gang OF men standing about on the a. s,ra.,
corner ind the officers at police headqlarfers
with a Critic reporter. had good Fuu throuoh
the snow. and did Io- mach Ike IL that he Was
the wrong man.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-24

Mr.. Editor On my return home Saturday
from Newport, parsons would meet me and sAy,
I'VE are sorry 70 hear that you are going to leave
Florida" i was sorry TO learn that such report
was out am not selling my property or even
offering it for sale. lam not going to leave nor
have made such threats / came TO Florida 70
stay. The country like and the climate love.
It's true have been unfortunate during the past
year, and suffered almost death but do not
blame the country or love it any the less.
think the sulphur springs ct Newport are going
TO cure me of rheumatism. have every evil
dence of it, and hope soon to be in perfect health.
As soon as l am able to travel I expect to visit
every county in Middle Florida and write de-
scriptive letters Of each, for publication in the
FLoRIDIAN and Northern and Western news.
papers for the purpose Of inducing intelligent men
(who are not too proud to cultivate little farms
with their own hands, TO come here and settle.
Should the citizens choose to aid me in any way
in this undertaking shall feel grateful. believe
that Middle Florida has bright future, and the
day is not far distant when it will be filed with
" little farms we'll titled and dotted over with
beautiful villages, churches, ool-houses &c.
am going to do all can to bring about the
happy day would open land agency in
Tallahassee, but don't like to pay fifty dollars to
say am land agent, whether do any business
or not. Fl. G. RIPPEY.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-24

Story Of am Amateur Clock Maker.
A story which points its own moral is told ola
wcll-knowAo iizen who came limping into one
OF our jcwery stores The other dny with water
bucket in his hand containing the remains of an
eight-day clock The jeweler had the curiosity
to inquire how the thing got so badly mixed, and
after little hesitation, the victim told his story
A" You see, last Sunday morsing this COMPOUNDED
clock stopped, and wound away at it for some
fifteen minutes thinking it might have run down
little before the usual time; 'lwOuldn't 60, and
during the afternoon got to thinking il over and
quietly made up my mind when Wife went to
church in the evening that Id look the thing
over and save paying out dollar or two for re-
pairs. l got so impatient TO begin woik that it
seemed as though Sarah would never start to
church, but at last she did, and no sooner was
she out of the house than began operations. l
got a small table took down the clock removed
the works and then began taking out the screws
that held it together. AS loosened the last one
there was a sudden wi iZZ, buZz-rewhiz, and for
an instant ] saw wheels and springs flying all
about and felt something sharp strike me in the
face Insta htly followed a crash of glass. and
then all was darkness My first thoughts were
of nitro glyccrine explosions and that some one
mistook me for the Car OF Russia; next of an
earthquake. and tremblingly awaited The tun-
bling IN of the house. AT length / mustered
courage to grope about for a match and while
doing it cut my foot on a piece of the lamp and
crushed one of the clock wheels out of shape
When at last got light and looked around on
the havoc caused by that dod-drotted eight-day
spring, the room appeared though q land
league meeting had been held there and some
disputed question had arisen 10 be settled after
free fight All around were scattered pieces of
that COMPOUNDED clock, The oil fiOm the broken
lamp was soaking isio The carpet, the table was
smashed and bleeding from the face and foot
grabbed the first thing within reach to wipe
the blood from my person, and soak the oil from
the carpet. only to discover afterwards In q
lengthy curtain lecture on wickedness in general
and mine in particular, that the article used for q
handkerchief and mop was my wife's precious
tidy. Then ! got broom, dust-pan and water
bucket and swept up the remains of that clock,
and here they are. You can sort EN- out and
put em together il you like, II 'twon't cost more
than the clock did, and il ever you hear Of my
fooliug 'ron nd with the spring of an eight-day
clock again on a Sunday night, or any other
time, you may book me for an idiot. I'd rather
tackle can of dynamite with q hammer"
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-24

Mr.. J. N. STRIPPING, member of the Mad
son bar, was in town yesterday.
Mr.. Edward Reynolds, of Rio Oarrabelle
spent day or two in Tallahassee last week
COL l. Coryell, General Superintendent Of
the Okeechobee Land and Drainage Company, is
in town.
MIR. E. ]. Hayes, prominent merchant and
planter Of Greenville, Fla, visited the FLoRIDIAN
Office one day last week.
Mr. Robert Gamble, Jr., returned last week
from business trip through Georgia and Alaba-
ma, looking well and hearty.
MIR. Jno. A. Henderson, who accompanied
Governor Bloxham on his trip North, returned
on Thursday last; the Governor is expected daily.
Mr.. John Johnson and family returned 10 re-
side at their old home in Tallahassee, last week,
and were heartily welcomed by host of friends.
Rev. Mr. Blake, Pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, returned last week from an ex-
tended visit TO South Florida, accompanied by
the Rev. G. E. bowman, p. E.
Col James G. Gibbes passed up the road on
Friday. He stated that he had been summoned
by Mr.. Chpley, Vice President and General Su-
pcrintendent ofthe Pensacola and Atlantic Rail
road, to meet him at the Apalachicola river Mon
day and go over the proposed route with him.
Our old friend jim" Thomas, of Atlanta,
whose family have been visiting relations here,
spent several days here last week. Mr.. Thomas,
who used to be known as {" the best insurance
man in Atlanta" is General Southern Agent for
the celebrated thread mandatory of j. & p.
Goats.
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The City Hotel was closed last week for the
sanmer.
Dry Sailed Meat by the box al Savannah
rgiees, at Y. 4 Levy's 5
Always give Coles & Beard a call before
s5a purchase your groceries.
Just received, fine lot japanese Parasols
nd Fans, al Y. \. Levys
Big lot of Hamburg Edgngs and White
Nu.ins, at Coles & Beard, fol less than cost. 5
An immense stock of gents white Vests, re-
.lrdess Of cost, at y. A. Levys.
-Cislelns all about town are running dry. So
oagconlinued and destructive n drouth has not
ieen known here for years
Mr. ii. s Elliot has one OF The finest gardens
il or near town, and is Experimenting with
Charleston Bone Phosphales. and Cotton Seed
Meal as fertilizers.
Mrs. Brokaw's store-rOom seems to be a
famous attraction for the light fingered section
Of our population. Ii was opened and robbed
Of nearly lis entire contents one night last week,
-shriners Indian Nermlfuge is strictly veg
tlAtt IUuliluiil. lOiiHhitttN l'hi lpl
destroying and eNpelling worms. Try it. For
sale by NJ Lively SIT
The Steamer Aadle arrived a st. Marks on
Wednesday. the 1Sth, with eleven car loads of
freight for Tallahassee, and two for Chatahoo-
chez river. She left again on Thursday.
The oat crops about Tallahassee are badly
damaged by the want OF rain at the most critical
period OF their growth. Mr. W H. Haskell had
agoOd crop. and few others, but most of them
are cut down from half To a third of crop.
-Colored excursions are in season. Their
prevalence and extent argue that the imam and
brother has little spare change left yet and
is not quite brought TO the starvation point, as
snme would have it believed
why do yon stand about The streets vast
ing YOUR lime in this way" asked citizen of
a. ablG-)odicd loa.er the other day.
Vel, Boss,' was the reply, Il spect its eau
Use got mole time dan has money 10 be was
in"
The first green corn of the Sc ason was re-
eeived here yesterday and was consigned to Mr..
7. McQuaid. iIom c. p. Smith * Co., of Fort
Mason. The crate contained about three dozen
ears AMI was sold for $150.- Union, 1871.
The junior of the FLoRIDTAN had roasting
ears from lis gaIden for dinner on the 18Th. Just
shows bar Nor Middle Florida is, you know.
The hope Of the aged, ana the friend of the
Young, is that incompatible remedy, Coussens
Lightning Linimcni; cures rheumatism, Lame
Back, Sprains and Bruises. Small bottles, 25c. ;
regular Sze 20. Whites Cream White Vermi-
inge, the hest Worm killer W A. Rawls, sole
agent j-eow
-Genera Grant IN his tour around the world
doubtless boheld many a matches curiosity,
but We doubt if he found the equal of Portaline
T Tablei's vegetable Liver Powder, a cure for
DYSPEPSIA Sour Stomach, Bliousncss and dlsor-
ders Of torpid liver Small size. Csc; regular
sze. so. Whites Cream White Nermifnge, the
bel Wom. killer w. A Raw Is, sole agent. cow
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I
From the Manchester, N H.. Daily Union, May Sth.l
Death Of Addison =. sPiller or the Firm OF
Curtis & spiller.
Mr. Addison = sIills, q TIE Arm q Curtis spiller
Of Walnut and Harrison streets, about o'clock
Saturday evening after brief illness Of i've days OF
1 nothing serious %sdnssay morning
&c : :n ae x. sssSs sy ssR
was done to overcome the disease which, upon consua
Wren6ar, and was educated at Rockingham Academy
81 es9ss IN % an. r. s soD:
store In Concord Thence he went TO Boston a. dry
gocSs cler snd swSh s,, 70 Msw f9ss city with
with him went soaih q sosk Keeper. AMER remaining
se g e q
Though well situated q regards business,
facilities 5or sdncsns hs cdrsn that Ss could not nd
there he came NORTH and 1ancneeter aording just the
sSaysnSgss e se1h e icssd here IN business h Last
reading In slahassee Is married Southern lady Of
that city, shs dasghteE q 2sFpsnteT: prominent
Sir aeed tFtteu nns snd SevsS y "aT
survive him. He leaves an invalid mother reading In
Wrelham. Mssa. AID WITH hera sister mlsn Two broth
er. Leroy resides Ms is.ilS only arrived
nss ge 81 s <. s Ss - enc MI @
that his death occurred o. @ uneleenm snuversay Of
AZ y rnsssy a. Sss ss n g
i hass sossA but 90 ns Va = NJ s1isr bad
:sS rs ss ], Is :ss:
adsees q the eOnngsig 40 iasiy dgssrss enc v!ll
.es saS spss 4ss s VI = sosg IL.
TERED here. 70 b removed roufh p ~ IN
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-24

Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with the
excruciating pain Of cutting teethp II so, go at
once and get a bottle of Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Syrup. 1t will relieve the poor little sufferer
immediatelY-de upon it; there is no mistake
about 1t. There is not mother on earth who has
ever used it, who will not tell you at once that it
will regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health to the child opera
ting like magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use in all
cases. and pleasant TO the taste, and is the pre-
scription of one of the oldest and best female
physicians and nurses in the United States Sold
everywhere. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Nov go 1S80-1y
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-24

A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should be
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an Incur
able Lung Disease or Consumption Browns
Bronchial Troches are certain to give relief in
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs Catarrh, Consump-
tive and Throat Diseases. For thirty years the
Troches have been recommended by physicians,
and always give perfect satisfaction. They are
not new or untried, but having been tested by
wide and constant use for nearly an entire
generation, they have attained well merited rank
among the few staple remedies of the age
Public speakers and singers use them TO clear and
strengthen the voice Sold at 25 cents a box
everywhere. Nov 80, 1SS0-1y
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-24

Attoat &C, A. BRYAN, Clerk.
May 10. 1e8l--4w
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-24

mind, or like causes, by restoring the discharge
in every instance. In chronic cases It's actlon 4
prompt and decisive, and saves the constitution
from cO1ntless evils and premature decay. Pre-
pared by DR.. j. Bradneld, Atlanta, Ga. For
sale at $3.50 per bottle BY all druggists.
MnLTowN, Chambers Co., Ala, July IS, III. /
l have used your Female Regulator extensive
~ In my practice for a long time, and with en-
tire success where there was no complication oil
disease If It Is not specific, II is, in my opin-
ion, the best known remedy for the diseases fol
which Il Is recommended ]. Fl. DAVIS M. D.
May a. 1881--1m
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-24

About O'Clock last night. after several hours
of threatening weather, the welcome rain began
to fall in torrents, and continued. ACCOMPANIED
by lightning and thunder, for several hours,
soaking the cultivated portions OF the earth's
surface to depth of several inches. The pros.
pect is that more Will follow, and it is not I'M
likely that our periodical rainy season has com
menced
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-24

The annual fish ffv at Lake Hall came of ON
Thursday last, about twenty or thirty gentlemen
participating. There was the usual supply Of
fish and other good things. wet and dry. No
unioward accident or incident occurred to mar
the days enjoyment and everybody came home
happy.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-24
Coles & Beard.

insse energetic young merchants are enjoy
k me run Of custom already, and they well
N'se'Ve IT, They have introduced new and
'e'y Convenient system of cash orders for the
convenience Of their regular customers. Go and
see them,
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-24

The crowds of Ladies and Gentlemen who
repair TO Rawls' soda fountain every morning
and afternoon, tell better than words where TO
get the best soda water
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-24

iWonAx's RxeHrs.- One Who has long studied
this subject now presents The result Of bio inves-
legations. he h happS @ ~ that be has dis.
covered Woman's Best Friend" II ID adapted
ordered, and win cure any irFegularity Of the
"menses.Y sHraaneld's Femaie Regulator acts
Ike 4 charm % = MhilsS,n OF suddnn check Of
the monthly courses from cold. trcnble Of the