The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-07-17

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'ii' Flatauer has opened watch-maker's sbon
~ MI Julius Diamonds store All work win
w guaranteed for one year. Give him a call II
Messrs Thomas J. Perkins Il Son HAVING
'nade arrangements to sell cotton in Savannah
|'t prepared 10 make liberal advances 10 planters
ihey respectfully solicit share of the nubIc
patronage, and will give prompt attention to All
! Scslnrss entrusted to them
-A'torney-Geperal Raney, who was sum-
'noh"d TO Apalachcola on account Of In. illness
o his brother, returned To this city last Saturday
v { are panied to learn that his brother Mr. "a
";tr1 j. Raney. who had suffered from a lono
an' r'inful illness, brcahcl hi, last before he
reached his bedside.
|. The common habit ni putting small coin in
tie mouth in making change, AS many Indies .,
few gentlemen, and some children do is posi-
! 'f'FlH dangerous, a. jhrS' very pieces OF money
'"aH carry with them the seeds ot the most h,ne-
IL diseases, in whose train follow misery. de-
s!rflcon and death
At meeting of the Stockholders Of The Tai
''ha$See Hotel Company, held in this city yes
t"tHnv, l.. ID. Bali WAS elected President and
-i"Ard Lewis Secretary anu Treasurer tor the
''i~1:ng year. The following gentlemen were
s4e':ted directors: !. y Henderson, F.. Lewis.
u. Lively. John Bradford and |. u Bali
The horse attached To G. w Saxon K Co
delivery wagon ran away last Friday emulish
'g lie vehicle and throwing ihr driver 10 the
E:opEd, injurng him very severely The r,,no-
/ way was caused hv the breaking OF the harness
letting the vehicle run against re animal An
"'hc: wagon was secured, the animal i,nrnr- scd
~, and put ON regular duty again
There isno purifier Ike iic>h an SAYS an
r<c'innge, and the whole hons,. every room in
=. whether il has been t>c.l or l,ni. ,IoulI hc
opened every day Many h"u~r k,,I,,rS. who
are ianliess in every other respect. n,el c, the
proper airing of the house. and the GEM, Of dis
case are dcvclopcd and sickur~> which cannot
Il" accounted for overtakrs The family.
We are advised that MrsSr>. Colonel John
bradford and l.. ID. BAH an engaged IN pr,l,ar-
inE map OF Leon county. This viii iii a want
l"nH felt. and they suggest Iha, "wncS Of land
wh" aIe DESTROYS that ii shall he correctly shown
nl"'n the map, will hnnior mali :" either ul In, st.
gentlemen correct description ct The >atnr 10
g"iher with the names by wh:ci thcy wish heir
places designated
40 definite railroad news v,t. owing tn
h" absence OF some Of the ncnIir.r, 81 The board
he meeting OF The directors OF rhc rh",na>villc,
Tn'mhaSsec and Gulf Railroad C,.mIanv. an
n''"ncci for the 10Th in New York, was post
pin"l mtil 10 morrow. the 18th Nj Cook
at 'he engineer corps, is in the CITY, and
'>Mcis soon to receive ur,i.is +" proceed with
the location of the Inc determined upon
While Mr. John Brnricn'- ,wo-muie team
was rcddling wafcimrlons about Ihr civ i;l>
ftniiy the wagon came uncouplri. the mules
took flight and IAN away. Tncy ran over John
Adams "A c"lorcd boy four years Old and Rich
ard Henderson, the driver. fell to III" ground
and was considerably bruised. The liltie boy
Was very seriously injured. anl ii,r a uc his life
wa> i"spaired Of bnt he rallied and Is now do
my well The mules were captured, lat not nm
~ the wagon had been pretty generally smashed
! up.
Judge w. +. Byrd yesterday leli fine spec
nncns of LcCnntc and Sand pears on our desk
! ohc OF the former weighed II. ounces and
mrr>lied ten inches in circumference. The
Judge has several choice varieties of the pear on
his place, four OF which bearing He ycstcr-
day gathered fifteen I.cContc pear, that averaged
Mn" ounces each. BY Il series OF experiments the
judge has discovered that IeContr pcars have
he finest flavor if they are picked before they
, begin 10 lipcn or jus, when thcy begin I" tuln
yellow. When picked At the proper time,
wrapped, and kept i'll dark place until ripe, he
ny the I.cContc IS splendid eating pear
During thc past week Captain W | Na>on,
"Lo resides a short distance north OF Taah.>-
sc, has been exhibiting specimen OF fine but
tel made on his place He sci out week OF
;wo ago to test HE butter capacity "t Rosa
! Icc.' his tivc-year-old, iull-bloodcd Adclncy
! epw. For three Successive days the yield was
! three pounds a day bul the warm weather
! causing the whey To rise and seriously impair
The cream he abandoned the test for the present
! Captain Nason's butter has rich golden color,
All excellent flavor, and standing in the store re-
lains It's irmn"ss, while some other specimens
! :n"lt and become thin enough to pour from the
| vessel
Last Sunday night, about 9:a0 o'cloch per
SONS passing along Monroe street noticed An un.
u>iiaIly bright light in Mr.. + W ClaIk'~ cwclry
! store Looking through the window quite a
blaze was in the back end of the store. and
an alarm was given al once. Soon Policeman
! Bclnrcntcr, Tom Costa Glover Rrwls, A. Gallo,
.Ir and & A. Lamb were on hand. Being UNI
| able to effect an entrance through the door they
! broke the large glass in the showwindow and
! entered the building. With bucket of water,
! and MIR. Carks best coat, left hanging in the
: store the fire was soon cxtinguishcd. The fire
wa> CAUSED by the explosion OF IA lamp suspended
= over showcase, on To which it fell, breaking
! 'hr glass and scattering The burning oil over its
: contents. Mr.. C!ark's books and some papers
/! were on the show case. Most OF the latter were
; consumed the books badly scorched and many
other articles more or less damaged The loss is
about $1e0.
BeaIty'a OrganA.
We are informed that Mayor Beatty OF Wash
ington, n J is making and shipping an organ
/ every ten minutes from his factory At Washing
; f0n, n J Read his advertisement