The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-04

= ,;,,le dsuehter, Bella, aged three years and
.o,,hs. Who died Ia New York On the 18th
H. -. fheroiue of The new book I" Tallahassee
...,r aid her shopping at W. R WiIsOn'A
.,.0uiocent stock of Fans and Parasols at
Wilson'S. Soft
m " Fl. Bradford, of Bradfordvilie, in
~. county. last week sent sample Of fine oats
A. ofice They were about waist high, Of q
n luxuriant growth, and are heading out
nicely.
W NJ PeIls (colored) last week killed q
-. rattiesuake few miles north Of this city.
r. .nnkrship was about five feet long. had cap
- tuILrrown rabbit and partly succeeded
in swallowing it.
A good Corset, all bone, for so cents, at W.
R wilson's oo-u
Where have that vast number of ladies
hcea,' TO W. R. Wilson'S" Soft
The combination Of colors, the blending Of
.A.des. and the exact adaptation. is wonderful at
wR Wilson's Soft
Miss E. J. Stephenson, the popular milliner
=, north Monroe street. has just received her
Suing stock, and the ladies will find many
-i..sing novelties at her stere Her advertise
r,ent appears elsewhere.
The Middle Florida Fair opens in this city
Can, weeks from tomorrow. If you have not
.,,.adv laken steps to add to its interest and
Contribute TO It's success, it is about time you
vere moving in the matter.
The Madison Recorder says that on Tuesday
Mr. Argyle and Miss Taylor came up on the
rain from Ellavlle and were married by Rev.
Mr. Dunbar We suspect that the groom was
T.Ilabasseean, Mr.. J. T. Argyle.
Ladies and Children's Gauze Undervests at
wR Wilson's Soft
Hosiery and Gloves in great variety at W.
R Wilson'S 5O-t
The nainiers and plssterers are at work on
the building lately purchased by Mr.. NJ. Lively,
IN McCartv street, opposite the New Hotel. Mr..
[. is one of our enterprsing business men and
keeps bis property in thorough repair.
Mr. St. Clair Hartman, of Carrabelle has es-
,sbIisbed a Fish GuanO mandatory at that
point. HIS guano is for sale by Mr.. George H.
Meginniss in this city. Those who have tried il
are highly pleased with this new fertilizer
Mr. R B Carpenter and Mr.. j. L. Demilly
sueut day fishing Oh the Ocklockonee river last
week One OF them was The victim of an invol-
unlary baptism by immersion. We havn't seen
Mr. Demillv and Richard says it wasn't him.
-Ifyou want To dress in the latest style, pur-
chase Al W r. Wilson'S Soft
Linen Towels, at 10 cents each, at W. R.
Wilson's SOFT
-" Please dear mamma. 90 with me TO W. Il.
Wilson's tomorrow and get my Spring outfit"
Soft
Mr. T Bannerman County Surveyor, last
week completed survey of the famous Wakulla
Spring tract, and when he revises his field notes
and completes a map Of the premises, he prom
ises 10 give US some interesting data concerning
that section
W R Wilson's Stock of House-furnishing
Goods. such as Pillow Case Linens, Table
Linens, Napkins, Towels &c, is by far the most
complete In Tallahassee Soft
You can buy four Linen Handkerchiefs for
IS cents a, " R. Wilson's Soft
Our genial young friend, Mr. R. A. Wilder,
will soon issue Tie first number of his paper at
Bronson. From postal card received few
days ago VT infer that it is to be called The
Clipper Ia making up your exchange list, don't
forget the FLoRIDIAN
Mr. John 5. Winthrop expects to realize
one thousand dollars from four acres of cabbage
this season. That is long ways ahead OF
cotton When such handsome returns are real
zed TON cabbage why will so many continue to
raise cotton for almost noihing2
The Spring session of the Florida PresbyterY
convenes in Madison tomorrow Rev ]. Y
Allison ana Mr. W. NJ Mcintosh, Sr., of the Tai
Ahassee church. and Mr.. W. T. Bannerman, of
lamonia Church, will attend as representa-
uves OF heir respective churches.
Some planters living in the Northern part of
this county, who have been trading in other
markets, are now coming to this city for Their
supplies. for the simple reason that they can get
Is much for their cotton and buy their supplies
Is cheap in Tallahassee as they can be bought
elsewhere
The East wind that blows nobody good, did
Us best TO break up singing school by nficting
The members with bad colds, coughs and sore
threats, but Coussens' Honey of Tar, that supe-
nor remedy, cured them ALL Price so cents.
Whites Cream White Vermifuge, the best Worm
Killer 4. Rawls, sole agent. so
The matrimonial market is getting quite
uuii- Oaplain Bryan issued only eight marriage
licenses during The month of March-three to
"hie citizens and five 10 colored. The fatherly
admonltlon Of Josh Billings might give the mar
Aet lille bonn Girls, don't be afraid to pet
married E; your mas want afraid"
The Old Folks Concerts" are to he 70.
Fived under the auspices of the Ladies Aid So
eeiy OF the Presbyterian Church. The first con-
cert of The new series will be given at GalIies
Hail, on the 18th. Some excellent volunteer
alien' from Jacksonville has been promised, and
good entertainment may be anticipated.
Mr. ". R.. Wilson returned last week from
the Northern and Eastern markets, where he
purchased large and handsome stock of Spring
goods, which he proposes to sell at aslonishingiy
low prices His shelves and counters are ali full
or gods, anu he is stin receiving and opening
large Quantities daily. Read his advertisement.
while We were congratulating ourselves q
N~ DAYS ago upon the failure of Mother Ship
tons prophecy that the world would come to an
Gnu IN 1881 our devil came rushing into the
-"elnm declaring to Us that no matter what
We may DO, the world to an end viii come in
i'o<' and now we are to drag through the re-
"~inaer oil this year in agonizing suspense
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