The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-11-13

taken in at the Metholis, Church
w. X. Wilson has the Largest Stock of Me.
rno and Cashmere, all Wool Shirts Tor Gents
Ladies and Children in Tallahassee %
Mrs Brokaw who has been quite i'll for the
past two weeks we are glad to state, is much
better and will soon be out again
A dance was given at the new residence of
Mr.. Aaron Levy on Wednesday night of last
week. His family will move in in few DAVIS.
Our efficient County Tax Collector is now
ready TO receive your taxes for 1888 Don't be
oashiul but waltz right up and settle
"A peck OF worms have been know n 10 pass
from one child. Shriners Indian Ncrmituge
was the remedy used. Only IS cents IA bottle
Mr.. Henry Bernreuter is now the happv
proprietor and general manager OF the peanut
ana iruit stand on the Lively corner Success
to him
The railroad employees paid Oft for
Inc month OF October on Saturday. We would
ike to he railroad man Just about once a month
pay day
The largest business in Staple Dry Goods,
Ladies Dress Goods, Notions Trimmings and
Fine Shoes, being done in Tallahassee, j, at w
K. Wilson's 70
-tev Mr Poole occupied the pulpit AT the
Methodist Church on Sunday night His sci
mon was 4 very fine one Mr. p is connected
with the Leon Hotel
--Mcssrs {. W. Zimmerman X Co. have their
new saw-mlll in operation 1T Fowl,own, on the
Clnax EAtensi"n. aud will this week begin 10
ielver lumber at Tallahassee by the car load
w. K. Wilson challenges he trade 10 sell a
Ladys Linen Cambria Hemstnhc,l handkerchief
Tor % cents rood rs his - cent Uandker
chief ~
--ianc is said t" be unusually plentiful this
season Ju>r now large numbers of doves and
partridge, al" brought in and mad really sale nj
nickel apiece
Mr. H. \. Fish, who has been firing les.
Than year on ;he +. C. X w Railroad, has
been given an engine and assigned To duty AS
shiiter at ChitahoOchec
The coorcd population were ia town bv =
large majority ON SATURDAY, last AMI Monroe
street was literally jamm"i with them all day
long Our mrrcnanIs, however, report lrM. nm.
usually dull
-Madame Rumor reports still another bril-
liant wedding 10 take place within The next Two
months. Again one of our most h-uutiiul Young
ladies will he led To the by mcnraI atAl by a gen
tleman from abroad
During recent trip in the country we saw
two immense ,lrovcs of fine turkeys the pron-
cry of coorei farmers. The two ,llnves mum
bered about one hundred and W i'll bring in about
hundred dollars in clean cash 10 the sable
owners.
W. NJ. Pclls the well digger. shows us some
FOSSIL remains OF An animal certainly prehistoric
as to this country, which be found Yesterday at
depth OF twenty five iccl Oh LAFAYETTE street
Pells has frequently found FOSSIL bones oi lusks
resembling these which NAV br seen al The
FLORIDIAN office
wednesdays passenger train from The west
was delayed about eight hours in consequence
OF the burning OF treslle seven miles this side
Of the Apalachicola river. The trestle was
about thirty feet long Over the bed of wet
weather branch, and Was believed to have been
fired by spark from passing locomotive lodg-
ing in rotten timber, which the long drought had
converted into finder
Our esteemed fellow citizen, Mr.. Thomas f.
Blackshear had his Clubhouse near Iamonia, and
some seven Or eight bales of cotton, DESTROYED by
fire on Wednesday evening of last week. Loss
about $4,000 No insurance. As will be seen
by our correspondent from Sunny HILL il is be-
lleved the villain who set il Oh lire has been
caught. Ii 80, he should get his tnl deserts
without delay homdsoHle Times
The third annual Thomas county UGaD
Stock Fair Will be held at Trou, Lake Park,
near Thomasville, on the 18th and 10th OF The
present month The programme will consist of
stock show, trottng races, and sing and team
glass ball and clay pigeon matches. The Times
says the Leon County Team, headed by C. p
Davis, the champion rifle shot of The South. and
crack team from brownsville, and others will
contest for the prizes III the ball and pigeon
| matches.
! -" Do Le,ciss -MonMiy" for November is up
10 the standard of merit established by that pub
LEGATION in its initial issue and sustained bv its
Successors. Ii is interesting to the general reader
and practically instructive on the most mpor-
tant subjects. Scientific information is 81. agree,
ably impaired that il is accepted by many who
would give no attention 10 the dry vehicles which
are its usual conveyance. Price - so per year
! published by Frank Seaman, tx Il Bible HOUSE
New York
Jacksonville Times t'ntOn. On Sunday No
vember 18TH the schedule on the Florida Cen
trial and Western Railroad will he changed and
| trains will run as follows: The passenger train
going west will leave here at 40 A. NJ instead
| of l:30 P NJ, arrive at Tallahassee at . p NJ in
stead of 1870 =. NJ aud at Pensacola at 9 p NJ
instead OF 8 A ~, and al New Orleans at A
NJ. the following morning. The passenger train
! going east will leave Pensacola al A. NJ in
! stead OF 40 p NJ. arrive al Tallahassee ut IL 30
/ p. NJ instead of A. NJ and al jacksonville at
$50 p VI. instead of 3 p NJ
If there is anything that the local editor
must keep up with il is the fashions-not except
ing the prevailing dengue Consequently our
local pard has been struggling with the hobby
| style Of superior case of the fashionable fever
| for the past ten days much 10 the detrment OF
tho home department ut this journal For its
deficiencies, therefore, he is not 10 blame bnt il
anybody is aggrieved by something there is
every prospect that in few days he will be we'll
enough 10 fight it out Lest we do not make the
matter plain We explain that he is responsible
for what he did not do and will stand squarely
On Its vindication-fOr if he doesn't nobody will
! if there is a chance TO get out OF il.
Mrs. NJ. L. Scarborough has our thanks for
some fine English walnuts grown on her home
| farm at Mount Pleasant, in this county. They
are as fine rs We have ever seem Qulncy Herald
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