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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-08-11
BIrio,ie'S NdgroH Escapes

Sometimes whoa look back ov-
er nv life, says Burlotto, ] am
AIMED tn saa how the pIIos of its
record are dotted with hair bread ia
o'ctpa'. | escaped tue hnrlships OF
the reyr,ntlDnlry var by waiting
until the war hal haln oyyr ugIriy
sixty years before | got born. When
tua BDDalyn Vh,llre bltnol | Ms
in Burlington. Wuon On, yellow
fever broke out ia New Orleans /
was in Minnesota, aud Immediately
skipped ont iJr Canada. Whom |
WAS boy At scAoJl one dny nll the
boys 10 sriDIl were ADEI,l all
around for Robin IA apple or,ltrl,
oui tho Il 'g5.ug .hlIL ID auy good,
for every bogStr OF them hat II
cholera morhrs NIL that night, Just
the sane. Anil WIS attending
another school tweaty.threo miles
distant. Whom all Of NY a,,..g. anl
brothers ware down with tho scarlet
ieyor, | vas down in the army, anl
when | read these latt0rs from home
| hughelaloui to think of my great
good fortune, snd that wo lld only
b,y, D., IA, ak.t ~ .,,, 80, ,,y;.., -,
week ins.oal Of ,yin , t, t.kl NIL
cine th,co times day. When a
man comes to the ofico with little
bill nine times out of ten an out,
And if by some astonijhiug blunler,
| an in, then, iu lloi, | am uufJrtu'
nlto, but th3 nln Is ia No better
luck thau b,flro,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-08-11
The Labor that doth Reign.

We are builders, and each one
Should cut and carve as best he can,
Each life Is but a stone,
Each one shall hew his own,
Make or mar shall every man.
Life is short, yet some achieve
Fortune, fame, in war or art;
Some miss their chance and can't re
trieve,
Some fail because they stop TO grieve,
Some pause with fainting heart.
'Tis the bold who win the race,
Whether for gold, or love, or name
'Tis the true ones always face
Dangers and trials, and win a place,
a niche in fame of fame.
Strike and struggle, ever strive,
Labor with hand, and heart and
brain,
Work doth more than genius give;
He who faithfully tolls doth live;
'Tis labor that doth reign.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-08-11
An lnquisitive Lover.

One of the Danbnry youn z men
who hal occasionally escorted q
youug lady home on Sunday eveu-
ings. and went in for lunch, after
performing both services last Sun
day night, suddenly said to hor
"Do you talk in your sleep2'
"Why no slo ansSerel ia sur.
pri SO
"Dh You walk in your sleep ?" be
next inquired.
"No sir
1to mpve1 his chair IN inch
closer aud with increased interest,
asked
''Do you snore ?"
"NO," sh, histily replied. looking
unoasily at him.
At th1 reply his eyes fairly spark
led. His lips eagerly parted aud, as
he gave his chair another hitch, he
briskly Inquired
"Do you throw combings from
your hair into tho wash basin ?"
What's that p shc asked. with
black face.
Ho repeated the question, al-
though with increased nervous.
uess.
"No / don't" she answered in
some haste.
Again the chair won't forward,
while his agitation grew SO that he
could scarcely maintain his place up.
on it, rs he further asiel:
"DI you clcan ont tho comb when
YOU are th rough 2"
"Of course do" she said. star
ing at him with all her might.
In an instant ho was on his knees
before her, hi' eyes ablazo with
llime, and his hand outstrotchel.
"Oh, my dclr Mise, lovn you,'
he plssionately crinl. Il give my
whole heart to yol Lpvo mo AMI !
will be your slave. Love mo as |
love you, anl will do everything
on earth for yon. 1h, will yol take
mo to be your lover, yorr husblni.
your protector your every thinf =
II was II critical moment for
young woman OF nor years, but she
vas equal to the emergency, asa
woman generally is aud sIe sc)op1i
him in.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-08-11
Our Tongue.

Mr.. Washington Moon has writ
ten new work on bad English
Some of the errors which he single,
out arc decidedly amusing For
example:
A furrier, lameuting in an ndyer-
iisement the tricks played on the
public by unprinciplcd men in his
owu trade.
'Etno.tly requests ladies' TO
bring to hun their skins, which be
promises shall be converted iuto
muifs aud bnns.'
.1nother advertisement ran thus:
1--WE sisters want Washing"
Here must hayo con strange
sighi:
"He rode to town aud drove
twelve cows on horscbnck
\ gcnIlcmln advertised for Il
borsc'
For II lady Of dark color. a
good trotter high stopper, and hav
ing a long tail"
Better, more amusing, more in
s,rnc'ivc, nnd more credible - tho
following illustration of tho invita-
ble antiquities involved iu accur-
ate langnlga. One gentleman OH
served To another
II have n wife and siy children in
Nlw York and never saw one OF
them.
Were you blind p
"Oh no, replied tho other.
\ further lapse of time, and then
the intcrrogator resumed the sub
joct.
Did | understand you to cay
that you hal wife and six chill.
dr,n living in New York. aud you
had never seen ono of them I'
Yes, such is the fnct.
Hcre followed still longer pauso
IN the cpnversption. when the iutor-
rogator, fairly puzzled. said
How can it bo that you mover
saw one of them :
why, was the answer, zone Of
them was born aftcr left.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-08-11
Poor Profits in the Shoe Business.

Poor Pr0ilts IN the Shoe Business.
II there is II merchant IN Now Or.
leans who can sell z ,ods at any price
he chooses to fix on them, Rubc Hot.
fenstoin, who keeps clothing and
shoe store on POy street, is The
man.
A few days ago q customer cttcrcd
his establishment aud inquired:
"Have you got any low. quarter
CATERS :"
Certainly, my frent. | hnf ary
style you wish, aud somoding dot
vas neat, Now here vas pair ul
CATERS vat is made ur Prussihu led.
der, de pest kind dat vas kouwu uud
| dinks dcy viii -uit you. Sub bose
you dry dem Oh"
"AIl right replied the ctslomcr.
"Nait, my ircut, uni I'll pu' Il
leedlo boSicr 10. Now dry dem,
Ah vat potter shoe y)u vau' dno
dat 1t wits shnst is II somebody
takrs your measure.
IFS too tight across tho ,ustcr,''
said the customer, rubbing thu sp1.
with hi1 fingers.
"lt wilt .lrc,h, nv d,,r .ir.' ~.
p.icd II liplil'tiir, rersua,'valy. "int
Icddcr ,a1 made expressly Tor
s,redtchinp.'
Bat tho shoe p;acho' my toes nl-
80"
"Dot is noiinS, it viii 20 way de
d"s' dino it ge!, vot. You don't
want to buy piir uf shoes more ms
Irce sizes too BIZ uul 90 ar)nnl dc
lndlos mt your feet looking like II
soupl5 Nv railroad scrnherB, 1t
would be shame, yor know
"What do y,u ak tor the shoes ?"
"OnIy seek d1llar4.
"lcru,ilom That's too much.'
"Ncll, my dear sir, you must rec IL
Ice, dat dem ia ,es vas made Of Prus-
sian lrddcr, aud lejicr deere vas
50 scarce dcy don't make harness nit
it any longer. All dc harness dcro
is now made Of woo,.'
I'll tell you what ri do" said the
customer, examining the shoe closely.
"I'l give YOU four dollars.
My g-r-rtci,us !! a prussian lcl.
der shoe for four dollars, ven it cost
me more rs five dollars anl fifty
cents Laid at do depot down. aud the
broft on dem don't pay for the gas.
My g-r-rlcious, vats DO mlttor init
10 people r.
"Wcll, / IN not going 10 givo sis
dollars for those shoss. said the
customer, moving towards tho dor
'thcy are not worth it,
well, my frout, take them along
for four dollars, uud call around
again some oder day.
The customer pal for the qhoca |
and taking his parcel left the store |
"iIcrman,' inquired Hoilenstein, /
Of his cloI',, "vat vas the cost brirc .
Of dem sblit horse lcdlar shoes
shust soli lie shentlcmtn 2"
Won dollar und half. sir
"My gracious, Herman. link how
small de broiit vas, II pisncas, you
know, iicrman, don't get peter it
will break all 10 store up"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-08-11
a Beautiful Sentiment.

Tho follown z sentiment has been
in print before, doubtless, but it il
nevertheless beautiful, and wort by
OF reproduction
~ man without some sort of re-
l,gion is, at best, poor reprohate
the fuot~ball Of destiny with no tie
linking him to infnity aud to the
wonderous eternity that is within
him hut woman without it is even
worse-a flame without head, IN in.
bow without color, flower without
perfume.
A man may in some sort tis his
frail hopes and honors, with weak,
shifting ground tackle to his busi-
ness of the world but woman
without that anchor which they call
faith, is n drift and wreck. A man
may clumsily continue a kind of re-
sponsibility or motive, but can find
no basisin other system o! right
action than that of spiritual faith
a man may craze his thoughts and
brain to thoughtlessness in such
poor ha,borago as Fame and repu-
tatiou may stretch before, but a wo-
man-where can she put her hope
in storms, il not in heaven !"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-08-11
Never Mind What They" Say.

Don't worry nor fret
About what people think,
or your ways or your means
or your food or your drink.
III you know you are doing
Your best every day,
With the right on your side,
Never mind what they" say.
Lay out in the morning
Your plans for each hour.
And never forget
That old time is n power.
This also remember
'Mong truths old and new
The world is too busy
To think much Of you.
Then garner the minutes
That make up the hours,
And pluck in your pilgrimage
Honor's bright flowers.
Should grumblers assure YOU
Your course will not pay,
With conscience at rest,
Never mind what they" say,
Then let us, forgetting
The insensate throng,
That jostles us daily
While marching along.
Press onward and upward,
And make no delay
And though people talk,
Never mind what they" say.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-08-11
H o q t n ".
Look to the End.

viii Il come In the morning or at
night,
Hidden In darkness or seen in light ?
Will It come with might of driving
storm,
Or soft on the air of a new love song 7
All ! tell us, ye whispering summer
leaves,
Orye summer flowers, blossoming out,
Tell us, ye flower perfumed breeze,
What Is our angel OF fate about 2
Hushl Lo, Gods voice Is heard afar,
Under the glow of the evening star;
His voice is heard in infinite space,
Speaking with inconceivable grace;
In the mighty oceans ebb and flow,
In the flowers that wake to bud and
blow,
From themountain tops and from the
hills,
And anon in purling brooks soft rills.
Every pulsing throb in natures tune
Teeming with promise of sweet con-
mune,
Where that which is born of grief and
tears,
Lies buried with all the banished
years
A smouldered fire burned away,
His promise clear as n newborn day,
Makes the strong in faith perfect rest
to reap
For-"He giveth his beloved sleep"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-08-11

The worst case OF selfishness
that has been permitted to present
to the pnblic, emanated from a
youth who complained because his
mother put a bigger mustard plas-
ter on his younger brother than she
did on him, after they had been eat
ing melons and hard apples.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-08-11

Tan so speedily permanently and cconnn icaily
cleans" the Blood. clCrr tho Gumplc \ ton and
>bin. restore the Hair, ami cur. CUory species
skin, SCALP amt B COL A. tho "a irura Kcme-
dies, consisting Of GJrItUNN kEruLVKNr. tho
new Blood furincr, ana turiyrGN aud Crri-
tihA SOAR, the Great skin turcs Ask YOUR
druggist about a. m, Right here IN THIS tnWu
YOU mhy mud evidences nj their wonderful heal
ing ruNcrs.
Pr Suthurn, Tiu and Greasy Skin use Gu.
IiriHA SuNr, A. exquisite toilet, tain and nur.
serS sanhtlNc, fragrant with delicious flower
,duts nui heNliug halsams
'uicurA Remedies are tor snlc by nll drug.
flir. Iticu ui tt1i,t EA, u NCilcluni I'lly,
snh boNos jHc; htgo hoNes ". CrTtCUEN
Ll~viNENT, the new Blood Purifier o. uNr
l"'tle. titiriUN Mrpi,tNnL IuIrT soar,
ht. 'trIIltHN Wtui,NL SHANINu SOAR,
Lei ln h'rs iur btfbgrs aul Largo Goa sumct'
toc. ftiuripal u0prt
wEI1it 8 q POTTER. Bo,ton, Mass.
IN Al nm ~ ---. .-.- r..-----. ~. .-.L-.-.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-08-11

So now, my dear reader Charlie
has his pretty lady" for a mother
and Margaret tolls no more 10 the
noise and dust of the factory, while
lila, with the best OF care an medi.
cal treatment, is much stronger aud
suffers less than o I ore.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-08-11

A religion which does not suffice
to govern aud control man will
never suffice TO save him. That
which does not distinguish him from
wicked world will never distin-
guish him form u perishipg world,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-08-11
Wonderful Clock.

Inc four dials Of the clock of the
mouse OF Parliment are each %
,oe' IN diameter, and are the largest
IN J, tho world. Every half-minute
the point of the minute hand moves
nearly seven inches. The clock will
20 eight and a half days, but it only
strikes for seven and a half 80 as to
indicate by its silence any neglect in
winding it up. The mere winding
up ofthe striking mechanism occu-.
P.es TWO hours. The pendulum is
10 ieot long the wheels are of cast
iron the hour bell is s feet high aud
. : :. ,eet 10 diameter, weighing nearly
l''een tons. The weight of the
hammer alone exceeds 400 pounds
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-08-11

Inc meaning Of ''ss" that occurs
- nearly all legal documents aud
-, ~~u'ef'ising is not generally known,
a. un' symbol is derived fromithe La,
"n phrase 'suso solutans' s'--i. G.,
stee!ing gre, or addressing its owa, those
within its jurisdiction.
Most of the shadows that cross
|. l". pain through life are cauysd by
Standing in our own light,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-08-11

~Ne rtie, one tuI'iNS' NuLrAir
SS|'NS' fTrDTW, PtssTEu cost.
ynirsc k,Asy &, rerploiug 10 cents, is tar suua
'."N GbSsa ftur ~ every Other clers
~ fcrI.Eh trCtl spplign. before
@-4tS l-ts the pub They instant.
Is tcli ye -, .urpsit, H. .'r ''pnplint, Nlt-
rin, ievcrard Agiruai kidney and Urinary
blilru.d'F, AMI may hN VlTa over the ult NJ
tho stomach, over thc ii incys. or Inuy affected
Irrt Prirr .' cents. IA r,sryWLoge
WEEKS \ ppIrEE. nos rON, MASS
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-08-11

Occasions OF greater adversity
best show how great virtue each
one hath. For occasions make not
man frail, but show what he is.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-08-11
NO HUMAN AGENCY

Justleo OF the 10 &C.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-12-06

As the end OF the year rolls around, people be-
gin to look about, to see what Santa Claus
viii bring the little onea- We have had the
privilege Of examining the stock Of RaNls, he
druggisd which he win have opsA to-mOFssw /,
and thiIk that he has left no one on, From the
tiny battles to the aged grandparents; such an
array oftoys Of every descriptions, wagons and
carriage, hobby horses, velocipedes, swings, doh
chairs. &C., handsome celluloid dressing cases,
odeur eases, papetefies. scrap books. writing
desks, card receivers, powder boxes, smoking
sets, cigar cases, card cdses, etc, are seldom
found u der one roof 30 Whatever you need,
jusi 60 10 Rawls and be win certainly show i 70
yea We would advise tl,ato our readers go early
10 avoid the rush and disappointment that inys-
riAbly obtains the last two weeks Of the holidays
Il does MT cnst you any more, md you obtain
Just wRai goa want Remember opening day
to-msElpu Wednesday ts&u
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-12-06

Weure glad to learn that the injuries recefved
~ Engineer Siebbins, in the recent accident on
he p. & NJ R. R, were not 90 serious Is At
An. reported, and that he Is doing very wen.
Hs In arm and hand were scalded and bruised
he negro fireman, Robert Williams, was badly
hurt having had his leg crushed 90 badly as 10
,e.eysitate smputation- The accident happened
ina one year to a day from the time when Mr..
Io..uh Wilson was killed, and Williams, the
srpn.n. was on the same car with Mr.. Wilson
Ct that time, and escaped by jumping on on the
ide opposite from Mr. Wilson
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-12-06
Wen Deserved.

The nestest Stale paper received at this Office
De past week was the Tallahassee FLoKIDTAN.
he pressman in charge of the FLORIDIAN
presses knows his business, and no mistake
URiss, Dec. lst.
The above compliment to the pressman Of the
HORIDIAS, Mr.. John c. Kerns, who came on
from Philadelphia last Summer expressly to
mperiniend the press-work on the new Digest,
5 certainly wei deserved The excellence Of
the work on the forms of the Digest make it the
best job of book-work ever executed in the
State
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-12-06

ne publish this week in supplement the
-. q me Leon county pamphlet. now being
rA'.ed IN this Office 1t Is prnnounced By al
ave examined il to be . good thing. and lis
e IIeusion win doubtless do mech t0aisraet de-
l-.'s immigration to the county, % well % to
. . u most Elective mannss, de many
and erroneous impressions existing = 10
~ secsion Of the State. We commend lis Pc
-. . ell our readers, and hope hey win Do
4 ny can TO aid il the iadiciom circalaliou a
panpAlei, which viii be ready h . ~
= ~ copies u the paper enaiaipiag he snp-
s'.eai can be bad II lie Fk1z1D1A1 elEee
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-12-06

The use q cignz has grown with many TO Be
q prime necessity, - vel e . efast luxnry, and
II. Il Lively, q eu Popal&E DEus HOuse. hes
oesn, and & sin caleEing tothe cultivated tasie
Of his eustdmer1 By hasin8 - cis.Es m1lls -
order The skm and experience q those wkom
Is e@gloys . nanatactuIs ior biz, in--iiAhs
proper ma1ipalAfinn 81 The leaf k1r wrappers,
and care ID selecting only The besi quality for
hilerz. and IN avoiding all adulieEations in he
way Of favor or Deterioration by rejecting the
use Of inferior tobacco, has given TO some Of his
brands . reputation second 10 none among cnlti-
waited and fhafidious smokers. This il especially
true Of his famous. Gulf State brand 39-tf
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-12-06

NJ b h. Herring brought Us on Thursday
several specimens of the Japan persimm0n, ripe,
large and luscious They are of three varieties-
the haehlya, an oblong fruit, dark red in cnlog,
Ano ABOUT seven inches in diameter; the KuFU-
KUN, smaller, Iighter-colOred fruit. more like
afge' Dell pepper in shape, and the ling, mag
niheent specimen, nearly nine inches in circum-
'eienee' and rieh beyond conception in favor
and aesh.
ins run IS certain to come largely into popu-
lar favor as soon as the stock Of HOMEGROWN
4eeS can be relied on to supply the demand.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-12-06

for the following and if it does not call for pis-
tpls and coffee for two we shall be grateful:
The susceptible editor Of the Waldo Cracker
who parts his name twice in the middle, having
received an invitation from Cousin Annie" Of
the Atlanta Acanttus, to exchange, Immediately
vent deranged, and will probably have to be
sent to ChattahoOchee.
Not at all. Brother GLADDEN. knows very well
that We think TOO much of him and of Waldo,
and Of the Cracker, to have any such bloody in
tent concerning him.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-12-06

Aessrs. Coles & Beard have had q new and
excellent article of -four manufactures expressly
for themwith the special brand " Pride of Leon"
They also have had manufactured expressly for
her trade. . fine brand OF chewing tobacco
know Is Coles & Boards Jewels" This Is en-
terpFise
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-12-06

Mr.. u Lively offers this week large and
rare collection of the most beautiful goods tor
Christmas presents, consisting of toys, dolls and
other pretty things for the little people, and
dressngcases toilet SETS etc, etc, for children
Of larger growth" beautiful as well as useful
Go and examine them before purchasing else
where SS-d
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-12-06

An extra bulletin recently issued by the Gen.
sus Bureau gives the entire cereal production Of
the United States for 1880, by counties, from
which it appears that Florida produced, Of corn;
on 3e0.2o4 acres, 3.17z, pa Bushels, an average
Of S6l bushels per acre This Is the lowest av-
erage production per acre, Iowa standing at the
head with an average Of Al IS bushels per acre,
and the ten following Southern Ststcs showing
yield per acre Is follows:
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-12-06
500 q y: !: -. =, |. C..

l0sd Song
And II also brings NICE presents for the Little
Folks and he Big Folks, for the Rich Folks and
Poor Folks, for the Married Folks. for the Folks
who are not Married. and the Folks who are
going to b Married! presents Of al sorts, sizes,
prices, styles and kinds, al Of which can be
found, just received and opened, at Elliots
City Drug Store. 80
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-12-06

nc n HaIdemAn has justly received one -
q.omas KAue & COmpAny,s model boaia, bun
J, Rscsne, Wis, and celebrated throughous he
.oeutrF as the finest manufactured II b Of The
,..aaeE known as the Racine Shadow Canoe,n
I'D i most beautiful object L b "A feet IN
kurth, g inches width Of beam, and weighs
suly % pounds 1t IS the first Of the kind that
Ia ever been brought into this section Of The
.u-.nfrr
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-12-06

1ey lothe Verdi Woman. 4 Etsel-~Annnx
IL mA1y aIscDFssic1 boxing % o. hanpine11
and amaGlloknkiam aE ihe Aumsnl f1ee. hone Asume
titled . higher eonsides4liaa ihan Dr. !. Brad
1sld'a Female RegalzloE. Wom6nS De1s
Ffiend By e womAn b emAucipafed from
numbefle& Ne te64lIa1 d - Sex. R.fsrs o
magic power all il1ek1Izliiies q lls wo6nb snn-
nh. IL cures whites" snppEession of the
ne1ss I'D resolves Gtesins otslzuctioaa. Il
cure constipatIpa and stie68tbens ths system,
braces TIE nerves and pufI6Rs ne blood Il
neEez Aiis . thousands e. wemen WIN testify
Prepared By d.. J. BradEeld, Afln6aa. Ca,
pna TBo reE hostle. Sold By Al druggisiA
THoHAsTlELR, Ga. June %, 1877.
lator foT years, and IL still continues popular
evidences Of In being al claimed fer L. / can
recall instances Ia which It afforded relief after
al the usual remedies had failed
Dee, sim s. ]. CAssRLs, Druggist.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-12-06

- s,v informed b. M. W. o. Annea, Cen.
s. r..seh, Agent e ne / FAMRR, ii
- aesvht iaFiG On Sod pasalos kns heen -
- % ar7aagsd thai ihis impns,ant len WfH
- q planter - lislls - poanihls Ths I'D
10 rssarn 20 every imporlef os polat0ss
g .l.ustne considerable shnss of II propor=
=. 4 the through freight theseon, q Il has
.I..dv done on SeTtilizera
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-12-06

You can find the most elegant and costly, As
wen as the plainest and cheapest, and Of all
kinds the greatest variety, just received and
opened, 1t ElIiofs City Drug Store. 50
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-12-06

Everybody is invited 10 call and see the i'm
lense stock Of Christmas Goods, just received,
At EiIiOfs City Drug Store. 80
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-12-06

OF god ciear proaoahee EilIoes two new
hraada, Or Firm and |. EIIsus's -ConsOla-
ti0u,s ths beyt article for de prices eves sold
here. yu1k resolved q ElliDes Catys Drug
Store 81
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-12-06

The Belle of Tallahassee, and other first-elass
special brands OF fine cigars at the City Drug
Store. 81
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-12-06
49, -
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eaght 10 Tslhksnes. : Or Fra ~
I'D. haBd-msde. nAnnAnarsd u Bald
ezpseaaly ior ihs trade. 1nst recsipea 4
- City Drug SEN. 8
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-12-06

a. chrhtnas goods. juA resolved :. Ensocs
c,r Drug Store. @