The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-24

M. Lively has a fine assortment of haRdsome
Fz,,oer Seeds from which those ishing TO add to
the beauty Of their Flower Gardens may select
20
Recent additions of Pure Mediciucs, Chem
Ieals. and other articles in the Drug line is just
uow being made 10 the already large stock al
LiseIy's. 40
The dwelling of colored shoemaker named
seo,t was consumed By fire on Wednesday night
Isst 1t was located in the western suburbs, and
the burning was reported to be The work of an
incendiary.
Jack Perry the well-known barber, called
Al the FLoRIDIAN Office on Wednesday last to
Get having been in circulation. Jack looks too
solid to be in any danger of an early demise.
-Messrs. B. c. Lewis s. Sous have placed
IN the space in front of the COUNTERS in their ele
CANT clearinghouse, several comfortable chairs
and large table, on which are the latest daily
and weekly papers and magazines, for the enter
tainment of their friends.
One fashionable young lady inquiries of an
other what cosmetic she used to render her COM
plexien 80 lovely. Nothing IN the world, she
replied, but plenty OF sunshine, pure air, and
PortaIiue, or Tablers Vegetable Liver Powder
In small bottles % cents, or regular size for so
cents" Whites Cream White Vermifuge, the
best Worm Killer. W. A. Rawls, sole agent TAO
The FernandIna Mirror says: II is interest
ing To note that the temperature during the re-
cent cold snap varied very little at different
points in Florida. Al Palatka its was thirty de-
grees, while al Fernandina, eighty miles north
Of Paaika il was only one degree lower, and
frosis occurred at all points as lar south as Pa
laika, the difference between Tampa and Fer
nandina mol being over four degrees"
The lowest range at Tallahassee during the
recent cold spell was on November 18th, when,
at in the morning, the thermometer in Rawrs
Drug Store showed 81 and on the 2,I of January,
at the same hour, il stood at the same figure
Maj. Barbour OF The Duly Times Of Jackson
vile, will probably arrange, while here. for the
appointment Of a regular correspondent for that
excellent paper, and for agent ;ior the Asso-
GATED Press. Mr. Chas. H. Jones. the ediior-n-
chief of the Times, having received the appoint
ment OF agent for the Associated Press for the
State Of Fiorida, position heretofore filed by
Col J. H. Esill, of The Savannah NorRiHg Nescs.
Rumor has it that Mr.. Mcqueen Aud, our pop
ular Assistant Postmaster, has been selected for
the appointment as such agent and correspon-
dent
The Mariana Courier, anticipating "a
boom for that pleasant vilIagr from The build
ing Of the Pensacola & Atlantic Railroad, tells
the good people of The place How to build up
our town." lis rules could be observed with
pFOnt by more towns than Mariana:
1--we wish 10 see our town build up here are 4
lev things for MS To bear in mind:
l. Sell your building lots at reasonable prices.
: Dunaie business lot Tor some large bust
ness enterprise, and thereby enhance the value
OF Town property.
D. Induce men to lrcale in you own Town
Speak well OF worthy public enterprises.
D II anything should be undertaken thai NAV
De benefit 10 the Town ,iO not speak in of II 10
Others because you happen to be predjudiced
against H.
g. Speak well to strangers of your town and
people
you have surplus money, do moi invest It
70 lar-on specualions, but give yourself and your
Town the benefit OF il by establishing some profit
able business. --,'''> =
Encourage your local newspaper by sub
SI''"'ng ior, advertising in, aad paying Tor il.