The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-05-02
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Il 400 bushels corn for sale al Slusser & Co.'S
-GranuIated sugar 124 cents per pound at
sIuserH
800 bushels of Clay Peas for sale by B. A.
Meguniss.
No orders for ice will be filled; always send
the money. C2) W. P. sLussER & Co.
Magnolia Flour, guaranteed to be the best in
the market. ~ W.P- sLussER & Co.
Snow Drop and Utopia Patent Flour, at R
B. Carpenters
old Dominion Hams, best in the market, tor
sale BY G. W Saxon. 22t
Coles & Bard will sell you a barrel of -four
from s. up to any price you want lat
California Patent Flour. direct from Sacra-
mep,o, for sale at Coles & Boards. 1-2t
Large lot Ladies and Misses Hats just re.
ceyed and for sale by G. ". Saxon. 2-2t
Smoked Beef Tongues. Hams Dried Beef
and Bologna Sausage, at Susser & Goa 2
Mayor Nash continues to make evil-doers
contribute small SUMS to the city treasury.
w. T Zimmerman, County Surveyor, is en-
0aged in the vicinity of Centreville this week.
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The City Board Of Health meets al the Office
ofDr A. L. Randolph, at 8 o'clock this evening.
-Fretiing, tossing, wakeful children relieved
by DR. Moffets Teethina (Teething Powders.) Is
A fleet of Key West spongers were anchored
At the mouth of the 81. Marks river last Friday.
Coles & Beard have just received another
barrel of doubled refined cotton-seed oil for cook
inc nurposes. 12t
Mr. F. c. Gilmore proposes to engage in the
ice business, and will have a supply on hand
early next week.
The President last Wednesday appointed
VIM. G. Stewart to be his own successor as post
master Of Tallahassee
Since the commencement of the present
season 6.5s1 bales of cotton have been shipped
from the Tallahassee depot
The County Treasurer, Mr.. j. L. Demilly,
reports an additional cancellation of county scrip
last week amounting to 1912.
-Truckmen desiring TO ship TO New York by
the Mallory line, from Fernandina, should ship on
Tuesday evening or Wednesday morning.
Mr. N W Eppe has some fine potatoes on
exhibition at R. B. Carpenters store. They are
ali of good size and one weighs eleven ounces.
The trotting races at the Fair Grounds will
commence at p. m tomorrow. The running
race will take place at the same hour on Thurs
day.
Mr. John A. Pearce last week shipped to
Boston, from his tannery on north Boulevard
Il.
leather
1t is said that Mr. R. C Long has the finest
two-acre patch of corn in Leon county. 1t av
er2ges six feet in height is in tassel and shoot
ing prOfusely
Mr.. A. L. Hammatt, captain of The Esthetes
Baseball Club, was Unexpectedly called away
few days ago, and will not be here to take part
in the game at the Fair.
A Monticello gentleman has realized up
wards OF $50 from half an acre planted in Irish
potatoes. We would be pleased TO hear from
some OF our truckmen this subject.
The shooting match and tournament are
among the amusements of the last day of the
Fair, and the festivities of the occasion will close
with grand ball at Gallie's Hall in the even
ing
Capt Bryan did all he could-in an official
way-io contribute TO the happiness of thirteen
couples during the month of April. He issued
marriage licenses to five white and eight colored
couples
Mr.. T. J Roberts of the Centreville neigh
borhood, has shipped 1874 barrels Of potatoes from
tour acres, and has 30 or 40 barrels of culls I"
left This not a large yield, but it is the largest
reported TO US
Robert Flournoy writes can, with con-
hdence, recommend Dr. Mofett's Teethina as
Inc best and surest medicine ever used for
teethlng children and the bowel disorder of our
Southern country" Is
AS the cucumber season has arrived, we give
ns excellent recipe tor their preparation Peel
lnem with great care then cut into very thin
Siices' put on pepper and salt at discretion, and
then-throw them away"
We understand that the citizens Of Wakulla
county will have grand picnic At WakuIla
Spring next Saturday. the 9Th inst II ID q very
desirable place for such gatherings and they viii
certainly have a good time.
The editor of the Madison Recorder says be
vii send twenty Irish pOtaioes to the Middle
Florida Fair They were grown by Mr.. S. B
Thomas. Jr, and weigh fourteen poundA Come
and briAg them, Bro. Beggs-
"A number Of the little folks INDUCED In q
picnic in the grove just east Of the depot lasI
Saturday. An abundant supply of delicAciel
were on hand subject to their orders, and they
had fine days enjoyment
The mail train was delayed Friday morning
eyarun of four miles east of Madison. Two
cars we're thrown from the track by Q broken
rAlL but no one one was injured. though the
cars were considerably damaged.
The right man in the right place-Mr d. b
maxwell, at the head Of the general freight oGce
the depot He is polite and accommodating
Gentleman, thoroughly competent for the posi-.
non, and dilIigent and attentive to business
"A foreign manufacturer ID making glass bon
neA Tor ladies' What many husbands desire ID
cheaper bonneis for ladies. Il matters not what
Material 10 used in their manufacture, % they b.
come popular and cheap. Give 1s cheaper bon
nea
"A match game Of base ball will come OF a
NE Fair Grounds on Thursdsy, between the
eiaohou Monticello and the Esthetes of thiscitY
pn1e OF t25 will be awarded to the victnriouu
e'ao and The game promises TO be exciting and
increasing.
-'eniilaied cars are now used On the railroad
NE shipment Of vegetables from this place