The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-09-19
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Frilke fame-a name that sent
Through each vein
Loves JOY and pain
How long" be ssked IS will you remember this -
AFTER
How long she yelped. - will you remember this,
How long" Then downward went
The -oreful hroomstick. and on his head welt
showed through the har-the blow bad sent
A thrill Of pain
Through every VEN.
How long ~he a=ked. will you remember this
Ladies Black Hose nice quality, AT sax
o. 21-2t
-Cabasc potatoes apples aud onions, at
su-~,r> p
-Thurbcr', No "a Coffee, 6 pounds for 81, at
>u,s,r~ %
Fresh F,mjly Groceries always on hand, al
StNon- 2l2t
Fine stock Lace- and Hamburg Trimming
y NaNous 2l2t
Good RIO Coffee, II pounds for 81, al T. II.
Randolph y Cos. -
-Geu,~ Seamless British Half Hose, only %
cent, pr pair. at SaXons. 2l-2t
Small bannels and large round hats will
Sill Dee the -'yle this winter
saxon ha, just received fine lot OF Black
t.-hmerr and other Dress Goods 212t
A small IN Of pure glue dissolved in skim
milk and water will restore old Grape.
Call al Coles X Boards and buy your wheat
bran cheap TO feed your cows on this winter
90
1T you want Fresh Goods at lowest prices,
call aud soc The new firm of T II. Randolph &
Co. "
-One hundred aud forty barrels very best pat
e1t and new process iaurs on the way here for
Ca,~ y Beard %
Cole. * Beard will sell flour as cheap as it
can Doe bought in Jacksonville or Savannah.
%
Reserve your orders for flour until Coles &
.ns 40 barrels arrive. %
Many children die from Worms whose death
j. attributed 10 spasms or congestion. DR.. Mof-
mis- Teeihiua .eouid haze saoed their lies
We direct attention to the card of Miss Kate
smith. 10 another column, announcing the open
ing o.. her private school on the "a of October
-B,ker X Clark's choice Hams, B. Bacon, S.
C. Shoulders Dried Beet, and Beet Tongues
ccyct every week by 7. II. Randolph Co.
%
Cole, X Beard have the finest, cheapest and
most complete stock of groceries to be found in
the city. %
The mail train due here at 100 this morn
ing was delayed about two hours and half by
ihc wrecking OF lumber train near Sanderson
yesterday.
Nj f f. Philhrick yesterday finished paint
ing the alriagr and caisslon Of the lwelve-pound
brass how ilzer. aud il is now housed al the Jail
under a new tarpaulin
Mr. John Mage will soon embark in bust
ness again in the Capital City. He will occupy
the west room Of Mr. Cables large brick build
my on jefferson street
-Dealh an unwelcome visitor. takes off $4,000
children yearly from neglect or bad treatment
who could have been saved by DIR. MofiIt's Tee
thina CTeething Powders)
The advertisement If the Tallahassee Fee
male Institute, Mrs }. b. DOnelson, Principal,
appears IN our columns to-day. The fall session
opens on the 2d of October.
Give the babies, saws good mother, few
ieaspOonsul of cold water 10 drink now and
then Little children often suffer much from
thirst, unsupported and uurelieved.
1t is said that cedar boughs hung in the
poultry house will effectually eradicate chicken
lice As the remedy Is abundant and easily APP
piled it is certainly worthy of trial
NH p Carroll has removed his saddle and
harness establishment to the store one door north
Of Lively. drug store, on Monroe street, where
hc will be pleased 10 all his old customers
and host OF new ones. 81
The remains OF Mr.. George Galphin, who
died a few days ago al Savannah, arrived here
on this mornings train and were inferred In the
City Cemetery The deceased was a son of DR.
George Galphin, former resident of Tallahassee
who died here several years ago
The timely use Of few buckets of water
prevented fire at the residence OF Captain ID
b Maxwell. On Duval street, last Saturday night.
Tie house took fire from defective flue, and in
endeavoring 10 arrest lis progress Bob Spencer
had his arm severely burned.
We learn that the steamer Mantle, with a
number Of families from Pensacola aboard. is
anchored near the lighthouse of ST. Marks. 1t
Is stated that they are not seeking entrance at
tha, port bul are merely endeavoring 10 escape
vle ravages of the epidemic al Pensacola
The building boom will soon be iuaugurated
on Clinton street, where MIS-. E. b Clark con-
templates the erection Of twO-slOry brick block,
containing three sfore-rooms below, adjoining
Nuns block on the east. The location is good
one, and a brick block there will be q very de-
SrAble and valuable property.
To make rice aud chicken outlets, boil tea
cupful Of rice in some good stock, and pound it
IN mortar with an onion that has been soaked
IN butter, with salt and pepper. Pound sepa-
rAieiy in equal parts cold ham and chicken, and
ioTm into outlets. Dip in eggs and bread crumbs
and fry. Serve with Worcestershire sauce.
We are pleased to learn that the crops in
Leon county were not 50 seriously damaged by
'he storm as was al first reported The corn
crop ls damaged bat little. and sugAr-cane is
'ey slightly injured, while ten per cent 10 now
considered by some an eKtravagAnt estimate Of
TIE damage TO cotton.
Judge Bernard gives Us very encouraging
se~s Concerning The prospects Of West Florida
anArJ loF the session TO open on the ID Of
o'ooer Quite . number have notified him
sheJ vii attend. In this connection We