The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-07-04
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Black Burning ohly 1Vc, at SaNonS. ll-Il
Patent Flour, $40 per barrel, at Affords 1t
-Asplendid article Coored Bunting only 15c
., Saxon's Tilt
Cotton Seed Meal, for cow food, at B. A.
Meginniss 1t
Ladies Dress Ginghams at greatly reduced
prices, at saxon's Tilt
Refined Cotton Seed Oil, for cooking pur-
noses, at Affords 1t
New sweet potatoes are selling in our mar
ket at 81 per bushel.
Now is the time To begin the work of keep
ing The weeds down
Look at that Cheap Counter at Saxon's-
goods at your own price. 11-2t
Let it not be forgotten that the Capital City
will have a market-house.
The Ksihetes base ball club, of This city,
eypect 10 receive their handsome new uniforms
this week.
1t is positively asserted that the Quincy
base ball nine will play the .Estheies in this city
tomorrow.
Col John Bradford, of Bradfordville to-day
yertsemcni
Don't forget that the Leon County Demo
cratic Mas Meeting will assemble in this city
next Saturday.
-DR MorFETr's TEETHINA alays irritation
and makes Tthing e.tsy and not period Of suf-
6ring and dread. $
-Thiyteen marriage licenses were issued by
the Circuit Clerk during the month of June-all
10 colored persons.
The posl-olicc has been removed TO South
Monroe street, and Mr.. John McDougall in
stalled as chief clerk.
The .Esihetcs base ball club will give ball
at Gallies Hall, tomorrow evening, in honor OF
their guests, the Quincy base ball club.
The Lake Eusts Orange Grove Company,
Of Washington, ID. C." has been organized. See
notice OF Incorporation in our advertising col
umns
Some of the colored men who left here last
winter and spring 10 work on the new railroads
in East and South Florida are returning with a
good supply Of grccnbacks.
MIR 5. Sills, oil Miccosukje, was in TO see us
last Wednesday. He reports crops good, but
says the frequent heavy rains have done much
damage 10 the lands by washing.
Nothing can be more refreshing as bever-
age during The warm weather than the ice-cold
soda water daily dispensed ut the excellent foun-
tains Of Mr. W. A. Rawls and Mr. NJ Lively
d x H., Lloyds Would lie pleased to re-
ceive and publish your items, but cannot pub
ish them without name of author not necessa-
My ior publication but as guarantee of good
faith
The launching OF the magnificent new
steamer Tallahassee at Chester, Pa, has been
postponed until the 18Th inst, and Miss Maggie
I. Williams and her escort will not leave until
about the 10Th
Mr.. A. j. Fish is putting the Avery house,
corner OF Calhoun and Gaines, streets in thorough
repair He will put a new fence around the
large lot and build another dwelling house on
the east half of the premises
-Warrock 4 CO., of Jacksonville, want 500
bushels of figs, for which they will pay the high
etcash prices. Cannot some of our people, who
have large quantities of this delicious fruit sup
ply portion of this 500 bushels?
Judge w p Byrd came up from ST Teresa
On saturday. lie reports the new wharf finished
The bath houses completed, and says there is a
large crowd at this resort, the weather is delight
iul, and they are having fine time
Several prospectOrs for lands have visited
This immediate section since our last issue We
hear Of one sale being made about three miles
south OF Tallahassee, and other parties are look
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yellow Fever may not scOurge the country
Tins summer, but thousands of children will die
hom Cholera Inlantum, Darrh9a, Worms, and
other Bowel Disorders, unless they take DR.
hoFFETTs TEErmNA Teething Powders) S
"A gentleman Of this city has three acre
LeConte pear grove, set out last season. less thar
mile from the corporate limits Of Tallahassee
Tor which he last week refused cash offer o
800, or $133334 per acre. Don't they boom?
The LeConle pear enterprise is not more
han two years old in this community AL
ready fifty acres are set out within two miles oil
Tallahassee. and careful estmators state that one
hundred acres more will be put out in LeCOnte
pear groves this fall
-one oil our LeConte pear growers a few days
ago measured a pear ON one Of his young trees
ana found its circumference to be 81 inches one
way and 10 inches the other As this pear is
nol yet fully maiured il may grow to the size Of
Al ordinary watermelon.
Nh NJ. Lively has awarded a contract to
M j. Fish TO build brick business house on
we north side Of Jefferson street. II will have a
"O1' oil twenty feet and extend back sixty-five
L The material is being hauled and work
VII commence in a short time.
Judge M. c. Pickett, of Carrabelle, was
:" "e city last week. He has completed ar
arguments for the manufacture of fish guano on
ge scale at Carrabele, and says he viii be
.o'e to furnish Middle Floridisns with all the
'']er they need next season.
NJ W. L. Robinson, of Glenwood. Leon
y has produced large crop of fine egg
"'s lhis season. We notice some of them for
~ a. the stores in this city. Numbers of them
Three and four pounds each, and we saw
1iAs tipped the beam at six pounds
Lev. '" II. Carter, d. d., Rector of It,
~ Episcopal Church, besides attending "a
/. ''es o. his parish frequently holds services
O'ner Middle Florida towns. and twice o
49,. ~ a. the Asylum at Chatlahoochee, where
Via 'e chapel is nicely fitted up and supplied
v.n 40 evidence that the pecan tree does
-. ms section we notice that Mr.. Geo
N A. VI calhoun street, has two trees growing
A.. rom which he last season gathered
1b TWO harrels of ,,,,. n