The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-10-09
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ne says he is curve pitcher for champion base
'al' club the old folks say, Go in"
Fine watches ruined by incompetent work.
men Scarcely week passes that some one
does not bring me watch ruined by being
trusted tolncompetent and inexperienced hands
Z: W. Clark, repairer of fine watches and lew
clrv az
death entered the home Of Mr. and Mrs w.
\. Demily last Thursday night and claimed as
his victim little WALTER, aged about one wear
Only those who have followed loved one TO The.
grave know how to truly sympathize with the
bereaved parents
--Oaplaln John ). Terrell, of Wakulla, drives
one OF the prettiest double teams that comes to
me NApltai from any quarter, and they are lively
S'ePpeIs 100. Ills four year-O straw berry roam
raised on his plantation. is a fine specimen of
Florida horse flesh
we notice "A large citron at the store of Mr.
Heorge Damon He has number of trees in
MS yard that are bearing well, and the fruit is
generally OF good size. There are quite num-
Der OF citron trees in Tallahassee most of which
bear more or less fine fruit
MIR. {. :. kuhns. some DAYS ago. bought a
bale of cotton from Arch Gallows, a colored
tenant on the Live Oak place 1t was ship
ped to T. j. Perkins & Son, at Savannah. where
1t was ciassed rs mddliug fair, and pronounced
The prettieSt bale received from Tallahassee this
season.
-FLoRIDIAN IHm Box Whats this. nv
SOM" asked toni parent Your school re-
port Of last month said, Conduct exemplary
This month II roads, Conduct execrable'
What ii 1 L..
month, only ta!- month the teacher caught me
every ,imc."
CoIoncl W |. Ro in~on of Glenwood, is
still buNing fiuo stock. Cvrtn,'s Lcnape, whose
rgi>tcryA uun.bti 7s13 last Friday arrived
from Mr. : : SAarpr>>' herd Of jersey cattle, at
Philadepha. M Sharplss is All importer of
fine cattle one @; The Target breeders of thor
oughbrcd> III lie Uni,c,l States and Col Robinson
has undoubtedly pnfchts"d fine animal
We have nothing definite rs t. The T., T. &
G. Rtlroad Work Is still Progressing near Lake
Jackson. Nlcc-Pic, ideni Page has not returned
from the North, bur We understand lhai he writes
most encouragingly 10 The luturc of This enter
pflse We learn thai There is a lot OF freight at
The depot. consisting OF pumps, ha>e, lSc, con-
signed 10 the T.. + X & r r. Compan>. This
IS also 'nc"ni ig'n@, 10 gay lhe least
The fancy cattle ral>crs Of Tallahassee some
m"Hhs since formed a joint sock company and
for three hundred dollars. purchased Harry of
Navarro, thoroughbred yearing from the Jer-
scy herd of Nj j. b Wade. neal Atlanta. This
fine animal arrived at the depo last Friday, and
may be seen at Judge Gwynu's place The pres
enl owners have been offered five hundred dol
lars for the calf but ii i, NOT iot sale.
-Goycrnur BoNham the memhtrs of his
cabinet, and Mr. FL {. CampFrll City Editor at
the Pensacola .tdcu1tt GazeH< visited Chatta-
hoochcc on Saturday tor the purpose OF inspect.
ing th" Improvements being made Oh the build
lnSs OF The Insane A>y lum, and a general ex-
animation OF ia" STATE institution. They found
the former progressing very satisfactorily, the
Asylum we'll kept, and the inmates generally
enjoying good health.
We desire to call especial attention to the
advertisement oil D. VI. Ferry Il Co.. Detroit,
N.ci., which appears in our columns They are
one of the largest and most reliable firms en-
gagged in The seed business in the United States
and their seeds have justly earned great popular
ity by always being fresh and Just what they are
represented to be. Our readers will find these
seed on sale at Coles 4 Boards and at the store
Of B. A. Mcginnss 1910,
Mr.. kuhns, at Joseph Cohen's store, is now
displaying his st0ch of fall and winter goods at
Ne" York City prices. He is keeping more
select stock OF choice dress goods, and dry goods
in general, than ever before, consisting of Cash
mcreS, Wooen aud Cotton Plalds, Veveteens
in coors, imported French Worsteds &c Please
f.n md IL l,.F
elsewhere All sizes of Boys Shirt Waists, in
Calico and Percalr at low prices also full line OF
Hosiery 25
-McssrS. George W Saxon and George W.
Walker are making arrangements for the erec-
tCn OF two fine stores on the east side of Mon
roe street, Immediately north OF the Monroe
building. THESE new buildings will be of
pressed brick, TWO stories high each twenty-five
by ninety feet, with nice large rooms on second
hoor Tor offices. We are glad to see the east side
OF Monroe street filing up with substantial build
lngs, and We are assured that those soon to be
erected there will be second to no business house
in the Floral City in style and finish
Barlow H4t1rmant September Goth: The
Teachers Institute closed last week, and Major
+. X. Rivers took his leave Tuesday We hear
the highest praises OF the Major and the teach
eis who attended desire to tender 10 him their
grateful thanks Tor his kindness and the great
benefits derived from their attendance There
were about twenty teachers in attendance. Pro-
lessor Rivers is ripe scholar aud accomplished
teacher He made many friends among the
teachers aud the citizens of Barlow. At the spe-
cial request of the teachers he promised to pre-
side again next tall if possible