The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-12-04
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another season, | will sell them out at cost Y.
A. LEVY. 33
Mrs. VIM. f. Rutherford, a sister of Rev.
DIR. Josephus Anderson, was recently so seriously
burned at cambridge, Ga, that she died in
few hours
The large protruding capo,e is the shape
most generally adopted by women of fashion
this winter, OH all occasions when the fanchon
is not admissible
Regular lectures on chemistry, in the Med
ical Department of Florida University, are
delivered on Monday and Tuesday, at 4 O'Clock
p. m, free 10 all.
The muzzle loading Springfield rifles in the
Capitol are being boxed for shipment to New
York, where they will he exchanged for inl-
proved breech loading rifles
i can sell you good heavy wool overcoai
for $3.50 that can not be replaced anywhere
South for less than $40 Call and see and I've con.
vinced 1871 VA. LEVY.
The improvements at Shi,iZuoka Uhe Clark
Purves property, are coming forward rapidly
under the direction of Mr. w. G. Perry, a north
crn builder of some note.
Persons wishing To invest in real estate
would do well to consult the card of Mr.. w. H.
Haskell, in today's issue lie has some desira-
bic lands to be sold cheap.
On our fourth page to-day will be found a
striking and instructive illustration of the COM
parativc worth of the various kinds of baking
powders now in the market.
When you don't just know what uils you,
when You ie, aches and pains all over, when
yuu Tel tired and faint, use Browns Iron Bit
teIs \ wonderful reviver.
The advance guard OF Al army of tramps
said To he on their way to Floridt has reached
Tallahassee Keep your front doors and gates
locked, yonr eyes open and your powder dry.
Special attention is directed to the adver-
tiscment oi important land sales To he made at
different times and places 10y Judge p. w.
White Commissioner of Lands and Immgra-
ton.
The freight train coming west on Saturday
met With an accident near Grecnville, where
number OF cans We're thrown from the Track. The
damage to rolling stock WAS comparatively
light.
The City Drug Store is now one of the neat
cts and most attractive business places in Tai
lahasSec. The building has been thoroughly
renovated, painted inside and out, and The floor
covered with cocoa mating.
Mr.. L. IL. Affords stable was burned yester-
day morning, involving a loss of TWO or three
hundred dollars When discovered the roof was
about ready to fall in. The fire Was evidently
the work OF an incendary.
Rev DR.. }. kost Dean OF the Medical De-
partment Of Florida University, will con-
duct the service in the Presbyterian Church, 1T
~. Loci,
invitation to attend is extended 10 ALL
Mr.. W. Ii. Haskell, proprietor of the ITALIA
hassee Nurseries, has an advertisement in our
columns His stock is first-class and the varieties
of fruit trees offered by him are the choicest
Parties desiring anything in his line order
from him with perfect confidence
1t you don't believe Bro Tnplett, of the
Thomasvllle Times, is dry, read the following:
Leaf by leaf The roses fall and drop by drop the
spring runs dry. Yes and il it don't rain pretty
soon Ill the leaves will have fallen and the
spring" the branches creeks and rivers will run
dry.
DR. VI. s. lIancke dentist last week re-
turned TO Tallahassee He has taken rooms at
Mrs. Hopkins and offers his professional services
To the public. The Doctor has had many years
practical experience and guarantees satsfac-
ton. He will establish himself in permanent
office in few days. See card elsewhere
Mr.. Alex Galle, Jr., who fairly Stayed the
birds and ducks last Thursday, has placed us
under obligations for lot of.tine birds but if he
has TO wait Tor the young Miss who the recip-
lent Of halt dozen birds on the same day, it will
he many years hence when Don Mcleod gives
1, 4 <NYO. ka>. 4
Don't forget 10 attend the library meeting
tomorrow afternoon, at O'clock, in Judge
Walkers new building. The library question
must be settled soon. Judge Walker has ap-
plications to rent the rooms, and if we are to
have no library it is wrong to be depriving him
OF rent. If you favor the establishment of a
free library in Tallahassee, make it known at
the meeting
Mr.. John N. Cook informed us few DAYS
ago that he would make survey OF ST. Angus
tine branch prepare his estimates as TO the cost
of draining, put the figures low down and make
Il proposition To The city authorities to do the
work II strikes us that during the dry season
Is the proper time to do this work, and Mr. Cook
says ii the contract is awarded him he will put
the work through in short order
Died, al The residence of Mr. H. A. Wilkes,
on the 9Th nit, Mr.. John J. Tu:en, of intiamma-
ton Of the brain, aged about twenty FIVE years.
lie had been employed in the railroad shops for
a number Of years. where by his Industrious hab-
It's and attention to duty he was steadily adj
vanccd and became useful and valuable em-
ployee. lie was young man of many good
traits OF character, and the large attendance at
the funeral atlcsled the estimation with which
he was regarded by numerous friends "Requi-
e~c0t In pdce"
-Drs Greene and Griffith, of Medical Depart
ment OF Florida University, accompanied by
Captain w. &. Denham, Of Monticello, last
week went on an exploring expedition in the
region of The Florida Volcano. They returned
to Tallahassee Sunday evening, and report that
they penetrated to within few miles OF where
they SAW the smoke ascending. They found ev
licences of upheavels and secured number OF
interesting geological specimens They propose
TO start in that direction again in few days
feeling confident that they will be able to reach
the volcano.
Freight Train No B. on the Florida Central
and Western, going west on time last Friday
collidcd with an extra engine pulling Dan Rice'S
circus car. The engines and one box car were
badly damaged and one box thrown from the
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