The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-10-30
DR.. Simmons, the " Liver Regulator


Five hundred tons of steel sails for
the Florida Central and Weste,u read
recently arrived at Fernandina.
The official returns show that Judge
Hoadly was elected Governor of Ohio by
not merely plurality, but q clear major
ity.
Capt. Jos. c. Keyser, OF Pensacola,
has, as We learn from the Times d, n.0crat,
:" mad stone," which was tolnd in the
stomach of Il deer about thirty years ago.
1t Mah"ncism would ~, on with it's
dying, and stop tearing the bedclothes,
its exit would br less unse. mly.- Wash
mgton Post.
Twelve vessels are loading with lum-
Der at the Florida Central and Western
Railroad wharf. 1t makes q pretty sight
and augurs well for the lun, business
--.IacksonciHe Herald
The Ohio election struck lniepend-
entism in the South a tremendous blow
below the belt, and it has Not yet recoy-
cred from the bewildering effect JACK
sonuiWe Times Inion.
In its issue of the 27th the sale of
the Key West Democrat is announced
Mr.. Philip Thompson, who succeeds Mr.
{. Is. Pendleton as owner, states that the
policy of tie paper will b. set forth in
the next issue.
The editor Of the Banner is greatly
indebted to Mr.. +. E. Harris for services
rendered the paper during his absence.
His veteran quill was noticeable in many
articles, and his good judgment patent in
many advocations.--O cdlu Bu,ner
"A rattlesnake nine feet and two
inches in length, and eighteen inches in
circumference, having forty-seveu ratttes
and a button, was captured last week in
Alachua county, by two eolored men.
The largest snake Of the period - Ft0ridn
Herold.
Never in the history OF steamboating
on the st. Johns river were seen larger
freight business going on than at presen...
Every boat is loaded down, and the pas
senger travel is almost as sarge now az
during any time last winter O, a,t5e
City Times.
We have received copy of g hand
somely printed pamphlet issued from the
Office of the Madison Ne,o L11o descriptive
of Madison county The Little book con
tains much valuable inform alton as to the
climate, soil and productions of Middle
Florida.
No "more imported officials" sag
the people of the Territories, and they
are altogether right. 1t is but meet and
proper that the pioneers who settle and
build up our Territorial domain should BIZ
preferred in the distribution of official
nonors by the Federal Government.
The fears of colored men that their
race is going to suffer from the ttffctsoiT
the civil rights decision, are, we lelieye,
altogether exaggerated. 1t will got be
surprising if the relations OF the rades are
made more friendly by the val OF
source OF irritation and annoyance
Washington Post.
Cards are out for the approaching
marriage of Mr.. William Fisher, a promi-
nent young attorney of this city, to Miss
Rallie Armstrong; popular and greatly
esteemed young lady Of chr high social
circles. The happy event yill take place
at the Presbyterian Church on the even
ing of November LIST, at y o'clI OK
Pensacola AdUance- Gazette.
Lord Lansdowne succeeds Lord
Lorne as Governor General of Canada
Accompanied by his suite he arrived at
Ottawa, the capital, on the Esd. Several
thousand persons had assetu oled AZ the
depot, but the party avoided the crowd
by at once entering carriages and driving
quickly to the government house. Lord
Lansdowne succeeds to the position but
not to the popularity of an.iable Lord
Lorne.
Rev. John John A. Shivcrs, formerly
editor of the Warrenton Clipper, and bis
wife, both died on the lsth at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Shivers' parelits in Baldwin
county, Georgia. Mr.. Shivers died at II
o'clock and his wife at l. Both h&d con-
sumption. Mr. Shivers w&s well and
favorably known in Warren and adjacent
counties, where, i'll addition to his edito-
rial labors, he had charge # several Dap
list churches. Four youn.s children sur
vive them.
At the Baltimore election the repub.
licans put no candidate for Mayor ia the
field, but voted solid for am indepeSleD,
democratic candidate-who was beaten
nevertheless by the regulsr democratic
nominee. This should be a:n4ver forgot
ten lesson to the able SID energetic
young democratic daily that bolte,i the
nomination and lent its powerful bus in
effectual aid to the coalition movement
You see it won't do, contemporary and
you hurt yourself more than you heloed
your friend.
AT an expense of $1,000 Messrs.
Hoefer & Forkers are about TO establish
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