The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-02-21

n
ering the arena of fashionable society as a young
lady her unhAppiness increased, until she used
Portalne, or Tabler's Vegetable Liver Powder,
which aroused her torpid liver, and cleared her
muddy skin. Small bottle 25 cents, regular
size so cents. Whites Cream White Vermi
fuge, the best Worm-killer. w. A. Rawls,
sole agent. ~
The ladies of the Presbyterian church, with
commendable forethought and enterprise, re-
Gently agreeaby surprised their new pastor, Rev
J. \. Allison, by supplying his Iarder with an
abundance OF table luxuries. That is a very
proper way to welcome a new minister 1t is a
manifestation of their appreciation of him and
his services, and will make his labors more sat-
isfactory to himself and more beneficial 10 the
congregation.
The handsome little magazine known as
Rated0es Monthly, recently published at Port
land. Pa, is hereafter to be issued from Eastnn,
the Ruiletlge Publishing Company having located
here Mr.. t. j. Meads, recently publisher OF
the Portland Enterprise and we'll known through
out the country, has the management OF the
Monthly in hand, andws trust he will meet with
the success that his skill and ability should lie
able to communication Sentinel Fs6ruarv D.
1881
The New York Fifth Avenue Combination
played four nights in Tallahassee the past week.
Their first appearance was on Wednesday even
ing, when they presented the Two Orphans"
Thursday evening they played Z" The Celebrated
Case" Friday evening New East Lynne" and
on Saturday night by request reproduced " The
Celebrated Case" There is some first class tai
ent in this troupe, and, upon the whole, their
performances are above the average Of travelling
companies.
Mr.. Wilz expects To commence operations
at his cigar mandatory in this city during the
present week. II will be located on jefferson
street, one door west of Mr. Virgins store He
will have four operatives At the start, and pro-
poses To increase his force rs The bushes, war
rants H. Mr.. ". will use tobacco grown by him
self IN Gndsden county for the present, and in
the meantime will try its culture in this county
We heartily welcome him and his enterprise to
our city, and hope he will succeed beyond his
brightest antcpations.
Mr.. NJ. Lively has purchased the Shine
building, on McCarty street, opposite the New
Hotel Mr.. L. is one of our solid business men
full of enterprise, AMI certainly has confidence
IN the future of Tallahassee as this is the second
purchase Of property he has made within the
past few months. Many of our citizens are
anxious to invest in real estate, and we think
they are wise. There are many indications of
bright future for Tallahassee and surrounding
country, and It's Inauguration is not so far of as
many doubtless imagine.
1t is gratifying 10 notice that our farmers are
gradually discarding the old style farming inn
plements and investing largely in the improved
for farming purposes. Mr.. John A.
Pearce, and extensive and very successful planter
just beyond the city limits, last week re-
ceived the most complete agricultural i'm
plement yet introduced here. Ii is COM
bined sulky corn and cotton planter and cultiva-
tor, 10 which can be attached broa6cas, sewer
tor small grain. Mr. Pearce will be planting corn
with il this week, and we advise our farmers to go
and SEE il in operation.
A report, which was utterly fdLse gained
considerable circulation IN the city on Thursday
to the effect that Conductor Holland had the
smallpox, AT Mrs. Townsend's clearinghouse,
on Duv,l street. Drs. Beton and Bythewood
were Immediately summoned, and QUOTED all
ears by promptly declaring that there were no
of small pox about the patient, who
was only little indisposed, and who reported
for duty next morning. The scare had one good
result, however, the vaccination of several per
sons who had hitherto neglected to take this i'm
pOrlant precautionary step.
% II. Kelley, u correspondent of the Flo
RIDIAN, Tallahassee, wiring from Carrabelle,
says that The Carrabele and Townsville Rail
road is fixed fact. Hope you are right, Mr.
Kelley. Thomas will meet any one at the line
whe desires 10 come hOmdsUsLk Times. We
desire-aye, we need-rairoad connection with
Townsville, and our Georgia neighbors seem to
be equally interested in the enterprise Talk
don't built railroads; but meeting of the bust
ness men of The two cities might inaugurate
movement that would result in the building of
this long -desired and much-needed railroad.
We have "a lad in Tallahassee who is AS in
dependent as Nanderbilt-in spirit, al least--if
he does black boots for livelihood A few
mornings since he accosted one OF our divines
with, I" Have shine, sir ~ Not this morning,
nickel. No, sir l work Tor my money" in
dIsnanily responded the lad. He insisted on
giving the good man a shine. " he finally assenied.
The little fellow dropped down 10 his work with
the inquiry, Going the show ts-nightg'
. No; sonny a is; that's what I'm making
these nckels for" The minister gave him some
wholesome advice on the subject, but all TO no
purpose for the lad appeared at Gallie's Hall
that evening, and took his place in the front
rank of the noisy brigade"
The Union says that Judge Sebring, Of
Bronson, has been experimenting with the Lee
COME pear tree. He has number of six year
old trees growing on his premises, which are now
in bloom, and the Judge thinks they are going
to be big success" And the Judge il undoubi-
eddy correct. The editor OF the FLoRIDTAN, out
of over 400 growing in town and country, has in
his garden in this city three trees now in bloom,
which were set out as rooted cuttings Just
four years ago. Others also have trees in bloom,
and it will not be loCg before this part of Flor
ida will be able to furnish the whole State with
luscious pears early in Summer The pear
fever" is about as common here as the orange
fever" Is in other parts, and quite number of
persons have gone into the business to greater
or less extent.
"A handsome collection of roses grown in the
garden III Dir. w. r. Wilson on Gadsden street.
clipped and pr senied by MIRA W., who ID noted
foP her taste ma a Nrx,aA auA e~- h.~s-~ -. e