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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-07-05

The Honorable George W. Withesspoou has
q talent which Is truly versatile. Whes he Is
not delivering q political harAngue on the fil-
ture Of the people Of Florida" he b shouting
TO some one Of tie colossd coaGregaaiona
" Brother" w. occupied the colored Methodist
he b shortly 70 deliver = discourse On the gene
alegy Of the black an.-Rsns0cold Adeancs.
1t ID rumoFed among the colored people Of this
county that petition ID being circulated Praying
for the removal Of Witherspoon From his ssng
berth in the Pensacola custOm-house, aud that
evidence Of his bad faith in collecting money
from the black people hereabouts, osteasibly 10
aid him in his contest for Congressman David
sons seal, is being gathered up for similar use
by person now here who is connected with the
Pensacola custom house. The colored people of
Florida will learn better after awhile than to al
low themselves to be Heeced out of their hard
earnings by political adventnress, white and
black
1t seems from the following, from the Pensa-
cola GGzette OF the 21st, that George Washington
is at his old tricks again over there where they
haven't got well acquainted with him yet:
As previously advertised, the Republican
meeLng was neiu N tne PoDiC SquaFc IAst uignt-
As we understand II, the e1ll ~ q the instance
of George w. Witherspann she eolDeed man who
clAims hat n h - hEkGflE representative of
this District In The Unitea Dsaae Congress, that
BE might hass - oppostani,1 @ sxplaining to
his CONSTITUENCY Why 10 nseepse8 tbe subordinate
position Of Inspector Of Customs when his
chances were good for Q seat in the ceuncis Of
the nation. he made speech Of more than an
hours length, and said In substance that poverty
had driven him TO accept the place. that he had
almost beggAred himself in the canvass, and was
compelled to 90 to work for living. He stated
to his hearers that II they would make mp $500
for him he would resign IT once. He worked
On the feelings Of hin audience, many Of whom
walked M and contributed small smOuats-
They seemed satiified with Georges explanation,
and he win now be allowed TO Try and discharge
the duties Of Inspector unmolessed by high
toned constituency who thought be was laboring
below his dignity. A large crowd was present.
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On yesterday Sheriff Moseley s0ld, in the case
Of Feraandis, executrix, VI. Moseley. administra-
tor Of the estate Of Richard Hayward, thefollOw-
ing property: LOIS les and l67, in Tallahassee,
for $1,225, To w. P. Slusser. These lots have
on each two story brick store-hnuse, and are
on Jefferson street, between Monroe and Adams
streets
Lot 283, in Tallahassee, for $3.50, to n. Lively.
This lot has on It a dwelling house, renting for
$50 per annum, and is ON the corner Of Gadsden
and Jefferson streets.
Plantation of ,O40 acres 70 David S. Walker.
JF, for s. per acre. This place lies about FIVE
miles from town. near Lake Hall, and is a very
desirable property.
Lots and g. in the old town of Port Leon on
the coast, near the light house, to D. s. Walker,
Jr, for 500
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On Tuesday evening last, al Cables Hall, the
annual commencement exercises of West FlOFi-
da Seminary took place, attended by large au-
dience, Notwithstanding the threatening aspect
OF the weather The TallAAassee Brass Band
was in attendance, add furnished wellselecied
programme Of most excellent music.
The exercises were opened with prayer by
Rev. A. A. Robinson, Rev. Mr. Blake being con-
fined TO his home by illness.
Master r A Shine, Jr., delivered an original
Salutatory Address, which was received with
every manifestation Of approval. and vas really
q very ereditable performance.
Master Harris Levy delivered Patrick Henry's
famous speech, in his best manner, which is say
ing good deal for 20 good an elocutionist
Miss Nellie Bassett recited the well-known
Polish Boy in charming and excellent man
ner
Master Howard Gamble, and Master John
Crawford delivered two very excellent and well
composed original speeches; the former ON
= Life, :" the latter on Commerce"
- Mas Mamie Wilmer being too i'll to attend,
the place allotted to her in the programme was
filed by reciistioa, "FArewell to Florida" by
Miss Virgins WiIliamA
An origins speech By Master J. g. Maxwell,
Jr., w.ssery eApitaIly done, and elected much
commentators
A L4lia dialogue betwesa Masters Howard
Gamble and r A-ShiAe. Jr, wAs well received
and god Laiin sebolass expseased mach salts
faction q TIE proGciency N pronunciation dis
played by these young genilemen.
The Addres ~ Dr.. G. TIsup Maxwell. was
pronounced By al rs excsllent In matter and Al
trActive in the mAaner az delivery, full Of sound
thought, and worthy % universal consideration.
The gChasm4 . PariOr Drama" " The
FAIRIES EseApade and Playing Doctor"
were all 50 interesting, and came 80 near the
close OF the evenings ENLIGHTENMENT that the
reporter did not take time TO ASCERTAIN the
names Of the several performers, which is
much to be regretted, - al acquitted themselves
with great credit, and several did so well in their
respective parts IS TO elicit hearty and frequent
applause
The entertainment win loag be cherished in
memory, both OF those who participated and
those who witnessed II. a. one Of the most pleas
urAble events Of the season
The advertisement Of the olacess Of the Semi
nary win be found in another column. 1t win
be seen thsi they have decided IN pat tl,e Male
Department on military basis. and have ar
ranged for IN instructor in tactics and suitable
Uniform. This b . good move, and We shall
have more 30 say Of e and Of the Seminary,
hereafter
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The Distriet ConEerence for TaIlahassee Dis
t'ct u Z CharcA. South, win convene ~ It.
Pleasant chnFch, in this csanty, o. Thursday
next, July tn Tie people generally are in
Viaed 10 attend the sesaioas and religious SER
viceA-MrA TahiihA Williams, one ofthe eariiest
seeslen Of Gsdsden coaniy. died n Ire residence
Of her soa-in-laW, 4r. Jonah Woodbury., on last
Sunday morning Mn Williams hes been con
fined 10 her bed for the past year. and her death
Aad bsen locked for By many for some time
on account Of her extreme old Age, she being, At
the time Of her death, 10 years old Mn. WI
hAms has been N actiVe member Of the Il Z.
Church fox ninety-six years She leaves a son
and daughter, and host Of grandchildren to
mourn her death Her remains were inferred in
the Hebrew gFaye-yard-Herad
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An adjourned meeting Of citizens was held on
Friday afternoon at Gallie's Hall, the Chairman,
Col r. h GAmble, presiding. In the absence
of Mr. c. ]. Bernreuter, Secretary, Mr.. C. A.
Choate was requested to act.
Mr.. n E. PApy, Of the Reception Committee,
made a report as to accommodations for men,
bers of the Brigade.
Mr.. R c. Long, Of the Committee Of Arrange
ments, discussed the question Of arrangements,
and moved that meeting Of all the committees
be held on Monday. the 4th inst, at O'Clock P.
NJ, at his ONCE in the Capitol, to arrange pro-
gramme and agree upon details of arrangement.
Adopted.
On motion, Hon. W. P. Byrd, Mr. Fred. T.
Myers and Capt. A. Moseley were added to the
Committee of Arrangements
On motion, the Committee OF Arrangements
was instructed 10 extend n special iavitaiiOn 10
the members OF Finley's Brigade TO attend the
reunion
Adjourned to meet On Wednesday. the 9th
inst, at O'Clock P. ~, At GAllie's Hall
In accordance with the above, the committees
met yesterday and arranged programme, which
win be pablished next week.
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Ooaqpilz's dosnain, n all psOhabiliiy n I'm
vssE niinn win - dssaaadea' I
Mr. g b ea,nIS did q N rs.ia.aos il AGo.-
sicsllo c. Ns4Aa ;lnnd o. the 3lsA. Mn Cook
~, stssi7hss and mncA Feapec4sd lAay. a.
4 heT houae lew miles west q 1EonncellA
The Q,ms61Daie&14ss a ine cnmmnaleA1ian a
q Senex 7 hnendanaa in.,aa9 uesks HEnnznaAms
we might dismiss the paragraph b. aimply
classifying Il, ~ the FLOaIDIAH doss. e e -
osic ahsnrdity-as the muttesiags Of discoa-
tented, foflosn and ignorant old IbgEy; bat
We - kotuIAex I'D assert, fhnt II - letaer
w~ &ratA sby a-eitissA Of Ire coumty who
makes any pgetense to the possession q ofdinazy
intelligence, and he's lived here even one year,
he has given publicity TO that which IN knowu
70 be fake So far q al the tillable lands n JEFF
ferzpR, hing under cultisnsiDn. ve have .Tast
ba1iMOf Aszhn1uek md plAs landA % wAieh IN
axe has never been applied, and We have also
thousands Of acres Of land, that was in culhva-
ton before the war, now lying idle, and increAs-
ing in agricultural value every year. The fact
Is, Jefferson county, with IL prolific soil, has .
capacity for feeding and makine prosperous Ten
fold It's present population"
+ 1t also says of the crops: The corn and cot
ton crops are dong remarkably well IN many
portions Of the county, whilst in few sections.
in consequences Of = great scarcity of rain. both
corn and cotton have sickly appearance. The
grass is growing finely, and owing 10 scarcity
Of labor, some of our farmers win be unable to
keep it down. A greater area Of land 10 planted
in corn the present season than last year, and &
i believed, if fair prices realized for cotton,
our people viii be in q more prosperous condi-
ton next year than they have been the present"
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D.ed. - Q1Isty. H. ~ - skssslidsace q
ysdEe L r HnniA. ~ hrother-is-hw, Mr1
6amA q O. MootA, ms5oM af fha - l1xN
BestA. aesd - ysal& Re - - sidsst
danEhsE of pc Rev. Js.la Ca asnsasea. and
had ben . suzarer huM n-haslHh for nnmhas
q ys.A o. lie innsslin1s fEnily - lIr Coe
Only one survives. the vie Of Judge Hanh-
In BoUtA y - tAs highssl typssf Hosshern
lady, geaale, reased. md devoesa ehristiAn.
During tie ola days Aer hDam uss ne ahOde d
Tie nssl elegant AosPisaiiey. Her deaxh wiII be
deeply regretted BY villa eiscle II fFienda.
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The CpnastsGsa hes heard Bothiag laisE fsom
Peer K cassidy, the capture md escape of whom
w.a 4asil,a 80 weeA Ie ihizam tAeH pas
sn~ssAile sosssa asboas ne sseasA and ssys !:
+" TAe psissaer vas weighted down viii cAaips.
locks al ropea. snd gnardsd y man grasping
. loadeA sdaubsslaassAs kun-Aasd yesswe ere
aaksd = belisve that Peer Keneely. thss g
cured cpd guarded. I'D desancs - - eapssrs
and maAs IN ezzpsl 'h b 10 tAlni' We
easans 49, q II p 4DH4 S>lwens
10 0sbsta . t7s spstihl go a ~ lo5srsor
q Riss Ased "a 81 E 9 = e y -
psqnillslsa ~ sAe mnsdssss. sssnrnea - Meuas-
Gu O. Juls ISL. ~ - nasIsed u - 4eak
lAasaflg ~ - - nnss - sepsst e ~
s9ssn = tAe eaae - Dc gessr @ t5oeids
~ pin y 80 - lrslulpt q - - %
h.ias Slsde - tsiag - ssEzihls mnsanssr .
Co., Aen 0steslek Nkka - 49,
- - go Ips sA1Rn - 800
a6l sssoa - u i - q D O.
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NOTICE.

THE BOARD or COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Il Of LAon county wiz meet from day 20 day n
Board Of Equalization Of Taxes for the year 1881
from Monday, the f6arth dsy Of July, until Tuesday
the twelfth day Of July, 1881. and after the assess
ments have been equalized, and the assessment-rol
approved, their action wiz be nnAl regards surh
assessments.
JN0. BRADFORD,
JNO. N MAGE,
J. L TAYLOR,
". r WILSON,
JNO McDOUGALL
County Commissioners of Leon County
AfTEsT:-C. A. BRYAN, Clerk, sc
July S, l68l-2w
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A Rswaweml Apwsaa. 1891
Wensd - Aaopisg i sAe ress.co, G -
q sesauA DE- andkan ~ unIsssssad - c.u.a
e 20 hanaansAs suhacsipioa Il $3.50 tor I
es.ae C0nas1ssaas Moaansat:
r. ~ Fie.A = As1aasa s.1 saass =
saais: F
- igsees eccuF1ed0 - a. Essv;da a,o,e
Of all the Gmtes han memascaed 10 - = -
menk - aAom who, IN obedience 70 ~ 1880.
gaye np gldk nves In the lAie wars
laag q epuniies have erecsed mouumens,
. the mnsyM he dead q shQss epaafies-
ascriaen q - kzav1 1sssI W. Ss5 - %
var nsy0 . Ts11sn. fsum coantiB 10 cssele4or
10 p0or % efec1 county monumentsf
Ecam1h en1 Danfn Rnm have. thns ihr. siven
30 tie wukia n sgidence that they hoaor he
memories Of tkeF soma who did I'll thas men
could do % win esernal hme" Thex eaxe
- - ~ ~, =. q - 1Faf
Have We feEEOtlen By what azgumsnh and BY
What prumisss hey were urged and indacsd to
20 into the war; Were hey not told how sweet
Il II 70 de ior ones cO1ntYYi Wen they mot
aDured that TIE es1ss ~ 4 Ag44n1 lcause,
and that they were armed IN deGenss Of our
Did hey Dc h she faaah that we tan9ht them.
and In the fall assurance that their sacri6ce was
for thar cou.sEy's good, and would be appsecia-
ted by their people and their State, and their
mem0ries Woald be cheFished BY those Co whom
and q Whose call hey gave up home and all In
comlortA ard Al il tiss. endured Rhhoas .
murmur the hardships and peTils Of DE tiresOme
march, he te1tleB camp, and The buo1y fed
and, ae last lef theiT shattered bodies uncnGaned
IN far OF lands, in rude graves, never TO be
smoOthed by brothers hand-never 10 be hal
lowed b 2 viie's sTiss sissss Sgh, OF .
mothers tear
In behalf Of those dead herues-shat We may
be true 10 them and their memoRies-ahma we
may be true TO ourselves and cur pledgesHlet
Escamhia and Santa Rosa counties, which sent
out fhe first Florida company to enlist fnr the
war, be foremost In coutFibatiums fnr m0au-
ment which shall be some tokea Of our appreci-
alton Of what is due to ian honest soldier dust"
E. A. PRRRY.
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Are yen disturbed q night and hsokes q your
rest BY sick child suffering and crying With the
excFuciating pain a cuttiag teeeAf H -. - n
once and gel . bottle al Ma WinsloW's Soaking
Syrup. II win reliese The poor little SUFFERER
about T. There b MOI nDlheS o. eastA Win has
ever used u, who win nos tsll yoa O. auee thai it
win regulate the bowels. and give ~ % he
mnaher, and relief and health 70 the child opera
Ting like mngte. IL = psfscsly aie - ne h all
cases, and pieaaaaf 70 the tas1e, and ID TIE Pc
scriusiou of one az tie ol1ese snd heM feaaale
phvsicians and nuFses n tAe Unised etaaesL 6old
evesywAefe. Twenty-Five cents bsssie.
Nov 50, 106O-1y
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The eoiored excursion. from Jaeksoaville, con-
s's1lng of Iour OF ave coach Inads o. people.
which arrived Saturday night. flled fhe streets
AID the cOIored churches on SuBday with sess-
- Arsg a happg. fight heaEsed and eompaxa-
1sesy WeiLmaaneFed negEoes af both sezas and
= s'zes They eelebrased lie Fo1g,A piApiD
Aas and other amnaemenfs. and vi hav9 -
-os'ow masning- Moss NJ tAe ssoeA 81 pae9E
o1'ees were eiosed The eseAss pasa q aks d.,
ga We can bear q no inciisng q 4snetisna hap-
Pee'Ag 10 mar de pablic peace I'D ssod aasE:
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NWeee CHAer On WraaGha.
The most refreshing drink in the world. 1t
LET Byrd 4 CoLEs'.
1rcul&.
WAR pzRAkT,KzE,
AnJtEAMR 0RWNRAL,s OFrfCl

Washingtos, Nay IL, 1881.
There being now pending in thB department
great numbers OF volunteer pension claims which
cannot be satisfactorily verified fr want Of infor
nation which missing rec8rds Of discontinued vol
unteer commAnds would aAefd and il having
Fznspired IN many Instances that ollcezs of the
late volunteer forces have ill in their possession
or under their control books and other records
pertaining TO their corps, divisions, brigAdes,
regimenta, and companies. their 9temiion ID Ell
ed 10 the fac thai III such b0Oks md rocOrdk
should Be deposited with this once, and hey
are earnestly requested 70 cause the same to be
forwarded without delay 10 fhe Adjufant Gen
eral Of the Army, II Washington, District OF
Columbia
No expense, other than postage or proper
express charges when packages exceed four
pounds, the limit for mail parcelsl can be paid
by the Government
In the interest OF the great number Of widows J,
orphans, and disabled soldiers whose claims are
involved, the neWspApen Of the COUNTRY ase re-
quesied TO give the substance Of this circular the
greatest publicity. TX
BIZ ORDER or TIE SEcRRRARY % WAR:
r. C. DRUM, Adjutant General
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
STANTON. VIRGINIA.

Opens September 10Th 1881 One of the FRsf
SCHOOLS ron You're LADgg IN TEE UNITED STATES.
Surroundings beautiful Climate unsurpassed. Pu-
pits from seventeen States.
TERMS AMONG THE BEST IN THE UNION.
Board. Washing, English Course, Latin, Preach,
German, instrumental Music, &C., for Scholastic
Year, from September to June. sass. For Gaia
logues write to RRv. VIZ. A. HARRIS, d. D.. Prezi-
dent, STANTON, VIRGINIA July slim
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Savage and James, whose trial has been in
Pragress Tor several days, at Jasper were brought
up On Friday Inst aad lodged in the county jail
al this place They were convicted Of murder
N the Inst degree; the jury having been ont but
short time The case will probably 60 10 the
Supreme Court on appeal
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.,r,y.L AND DrrAnrun. ov nAus.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE % AAE1s.
Arrive CGnae.
xor.ben and Eastern - T. ZEE A y,
49, ..........-...13o A. n. a0o p n.
J. Tsrks Tuesday. Thursday and
snrurdny J.. ~ =. - 49, - -
rsomasville via IAHonla-Arrive TuesdayA Tnaudngs
= Ssfnriays Al 4 P. NJ close Mondays, Wednesdays
SIC T Pt once will b. open from A. Il 70 So r ~
4 tam ; 70 TO % p. NJ, except Sundays.
NoHKY-oKDKR oFFTcK-
~. Money order Once will be open from A. n. to
- n nd frum l P II. to Z P. Il. Meae8-0rdeEa are
- A. this ONCE payable in any part Of tie United
49, su3 Great Britain, Switzerland, Germany, Italy,
France AisT''1 ANU W. g. STEWART, p. n.
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NOTICE.

A T MEETING OF THE INCORPORATORS
"A and subscribers to the capital stock Of the Live
Oak and Rowlands Bluff Railroad, held at IL O'Clock
A Il aG Live Oak, Florida, June a. 1881, il WIS
ascertained, from an examination of the books of
subscription, that over one hundred thousand dol
a bad been subscribed to the capital stock Of said
company. II was then resolved that . meeting Of
the stockholders of said company be held af Live
Oak, Florida, Il IL o'clock 4. NJ. on Tuesday July
1881 for the purpose Of elecfing directors TO said
company and Otherwise organising the same. This
notice II given in pursuance of the terms Of the
charter Of sAid company.
D. N. McALPIN, Secretary
Julv s. 1661-lW
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We learn thai this disease has appeared among
The Ppullry in SINE paris OF the county. An al
most infallible remedy tor this malady IS de-
eocliOn VI red oak bark, To he used in mixing the
iOOj. This Is also one OF the best and most
aVAIlabI~ remedies TOR summer complaint in
ehil.iIen, a. we'll as for cholera morbus.
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SPECIAL TO LAND AGENTS.

Tie FLoRIDhS Office is prepared to furnish,
il any quantity to order,
BLANK TOWNSHIP PLATs;
scale, 40 chains 10 the inch and 50 chains to the
inch. with Table OF Areas. Also, quaTter-tOwn-
ship pIais mine sections) scale 40 chains TO the
lAch.
The large size will be sold at - for one hun
bred, $50 Tor fifty, 10 cents apiece; the small
sizes Al 81 for one hundred, IS cents for City, 5
cents apiece.
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Aeazrs. q &. Lewis 4 Sous are erecting ANEW
building Tor their own use Is banking ho0se,
% The vacant lot on Monroe street between Mn.
Lambs and The old Marine Bank bailding. 10
10 be one story. AL in one room, 50 By % let.
with Tant aud il Ia he Constructed entirely of
Northern brick, with slate roof. undeE the super
EialO0 Of T. J. Rawk
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Wesleyan RemaaBe amssiamse. Hea@n
ten, vlrGfnaa.

Ten, VhrGfn4a.
We take pleasure in directing attention 20 the
advertisement IT this popular seminary. II ID
located in one Of the healihiest climates in the
world, where every breeze contributes 70 the
physical viE0r Of In papiA. II presents astsac-
lions unsurpassed II nos unequalled in the Union.
Its buildings are home like and elegAnt, grounds
attractive, scenery gFAsd. This school b ai-
tended BY 40 hasndinR papils from 10 different
States lthas made elesf Fednciion b the cost
Of education. Among the lowest Terms In the
UniOa- board, Wsskiag. Fad, Lights, Engiish,
Latin. French, German. Elocution. Instrumental
Music $23S. for entire Scholastic year. Bee
advertisement. Ros OAGalegne aAdse@ Rev.
Wm A. Harris, President, 6laanton, Va
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Record Of temperature at Tallahassee, Flori
da. for the past week
observations taken by W A. Rawis. Druggist and
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Florida Piano Tuner.

II W. CHANT BRGS RESPECTFULLY TO
Ike state to the musical public in general thai he
viii reach Tallahassee within few days, when he
viii call ON them
MONTICELLO, July 2, 1881. l1-2w
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At X. B. CARPENTKR'A


Cole s Beard keep the incest lot OF Hams
brought {" this place They get them fresh,
righi from The packers IL
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to use Cotton Seed Meal on your crops and
gardens 60 TO B. A Meginniss and get little
of it and TRY IT.
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TO see tho haDds0mest and cheapest stock ct SUI
perfne, imported Toilet Soaps just resolved, is at
ELLIOrs CRY DRUe SroRE.
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To Cotton Planters.
HAVE YOUR GINS REPAIRED.

THE UNDERSIGNED Is NOW PREPARED To
Il repair Cotton Gins, and to furnish material to
planters and Others At their plantations reasona-
bic terms Saws sharpened by hand and made al
most as good new. Satisfaction always guaran-
teed or no pay My headquarters at Thomas
VILE, Ga respectfully refer planters 70 the follow
ing gentlemen: Col John Bradford, T. J. Roberts,
Marshall Isler, Samuel Curtis, Quincy, Fla
July 5, '61-2W W. B. FITZGERALD
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Mr.. W. 2. SlusseF brought as some peaches
grown en- the hotel lot which were equal 70 the
best We ever tasted. BE did not know The name
of the variety
Mr.. John a. CFAig whose article On Fruit
Growing Will be foand On our frat page, exhibi
ted at the regular meeting Of the FsFmen' Club
on Friday several punches Of fine, ripe grapes
Of the Ives Seeding variety. he stated that he
ID acensiemed to get - pr pDund fR - m
shipments a these and other vaie6a IN New
York City.
On Yesterday DR.. Harris broaght n in . mon
ster water melon, weighing II pounds, and a
dozen or more Of the finest and largest peaches
We have seen They were Faised by him on
Governor Hloxhan's Ihntaii0n two miles from
the city, and were presented 10 the FLoRDIAN
As . Fourth Of July compliment from one Of is
oldest Subscribers Dr. Harris IA model hrneE
aDd is carrying On the plantation Of 0oyeEnol
BlOxham with fine success
DIR. W. Fl. Bradford, Of Bradfnrdville called
this morning 70 bring ns some very fine peaches
Of the Rase and " Chinese Cling varieiies
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-07-05

"TAe Relic - Tallahassee
Is the name Of q new and superior brand of CT
gars manufactured expressly for, and Tor sale at
ElliOt's City Drug Store. 8