The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-09-26

On motion of Mr. C. C Pearce. Grand Rep
resenlalive OF Florida, The Sovereign Grand
Lodge 81 O. @ F. during their session al Bal
tlmore last week. very generously appropriated
$500 for the relief Of sick and destitute Odd Eel
lows AT Pensacola
Persons having LeConte pear trees in or
chad, ~ intending 10 PIT ont cuttings. will con.
Ter favor by giving US at their earliest conven-
fence. the number they have out together with
the number OF rooted cuttings they propose
10 put out the coming season.
Mrs W r Wilson. who is visiting the fam
lily of Colonel J II Law. At Cincinnati met
with quite a misfortune last Friday night On
Saturday she teegrphed home that the resi-
dence II Colonel Law had been partially de
sir"yed by fire. AMI that her wardrobe was lost
Our esteemed frllow-ciiizen, Mr. J. L. De
milly, Is a man of many donors as well as wears
lie Is over sixty nine years Of age, and has been
Treasurer OF Leon county Tor fortv-two consecu-
tive years, having been appointed in 1910 This
Is record Z" public trust and confidence of
which any man may Justly feel proud
Group, il is said, can be cured in one min
ute, and the remedy j. simply alum and sugar
The way T. accomplish the Iced i TO take a
knife or gra'er, and shave Of 10 small particles
abont a te'spooniul OF alum, Then mix il with
twice it, am uut Of sugar To make ii palatabe,
and adminis' r II a quickly as possible Almost
instantaneous relief Will follow
The new firm Of Carpenter & Head an
nounee in our advertising columns to-day that
they ale prepared with large new stock, to
accommodate lie pubic with all kinds of goods
al very low prices. They will also continue 10
run first-cla>s bakery, where fresh bread.
cakes, &c, will be kept on hand daily Read
their advertisement. AM give these young gen
tlcmen call
Mr. W L. Robinson of Glenwood is one of
the progressive farmers ~ Leon county who also
believes in havin. good stock and. for the pur-
pose 81 further improving lis own stock and that
81 his neighhors. he last Saturday had shipped
from Philadelphia a thoroughbred registered
cali. Mirabcl The Second" whose grandmother
i lie famous Niohc who was awarded the
first Prize at tie Philadelphia Centennial in
1876.
We age requested ly Captain A. Moscley TO
notify the Governor. Guards TO meet at ] p.
CAROLS hrncs> shop next Thursday nigbr.
the Capiain.hsS procured complete outfit for
an artillery company. ana his meeting j. called
for the purpc>c 81 taking steps to organize seh
a com any. IL hopes 10 have T. organized ami
thoroughly equipped aud dr:llel in time to com
pete i,r the military priz- offered al The Middle
Floril4 Fan in January
A little unple.sanlne,s occurred among
some oi The h"y, af'er rhc adjournment OF the
Republican Convention Al Ccurrevill lie last Salur-
day evening AitcI several knctk-lowrs with
out any considerable blooI-letiing. "a colored
man named Blake discharged hi> little pistol,
into 'he crowd and came vciy near preparing
l. ". Fisher. delegate from Bel Air. for an
imPrompiu funeral. The ball came in contact
with his head but glanced of withou, serious IN
jury
We direct special attention Ia the new adj
verji>emenr~ ii " r. Wilson, Esq. in to-
DAYS paper. IL i receiving his fall stock, which
WAS selected by him in person and comprises
full luc OF everything usually kept in a first
class general merchandise house Mr. Wilson
has added ID hi~ -..t. large ana complete Shoe
Department. in which will be found stock
noted Tor IL variety OF styles and low prices
IL solicit, Inspection ot his stock and guar
au'ce> sali- cioa - 81 quality and prices