The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-11-20
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Fine Shoes, being done in Tallahassee, is at "
X. Wilson's 70
W. r. Wilson challenges the trade 10 sell n
I.ady's Linen Cambria IIemstlched handkerchief
for 20 cents as good as his 2j-cenr nandkcr
chief %
Best No. | Mackerel, pig-tce,, Goldfish
'hoW-chow, Oatmeal, Buck wheat &c, inst
received at Affords ~
Pride Of Leon - is the hest nour made
Guaranteed TO be better than Sylph Fresh supply
just received hv Coles & Boards. 81
PARTIES travelling ON through tickets over the
popular new routc-,he Floral City Route are
allowed unlimited stop-over privileges
-Messrs. w. NJ Nickcis and A. L. Wood
ward are preparing to open first class inca,
market in Judge Walker new brick building.
Judge d. $. Walker and State Attorney
+, {. l"vc went down 10 Crawfordvillc vrstcr-
day TO hold the fall term oi the Circuit Count,
Jackets, nantes, dolmans, vistcs and cir
cleS, small capeS and scarfs make M hc varied
importaions OF fall and winter onter garments
Fall hats for children are trimmed with
Maltese kittens heads, which look very natural
They are mounted similarly To The owls heads So
long used
Call at the store OF Mr. b A. Mcginniss and
see the boss gourd Ii was grown on CAPTAIN
O 5. PoItrr'S place, and measures 500 inches in
circumference
Mr.. A & Cromartie, of amona. sends us a
sample OF very fine syrup made hy him this sea.
son The color, flavor and quality is Ill rha,
could be desired
Physicians use ShiineI's Indian Vcrmmgc
in their practice and pronounce it a frst.clasS
article. y trial will convince the most >kepical
OF lis intrinsic merit
Sarah Bcrnharlt'> newest gloves are SAID 10
measure just lo,i feet and Il hall in length
They alc to form "A mass OF wrinkles from above
the shoulder 10 the wriSl
Major W .. Amcs, General Passenger
Agent of the f. {. X w Railroad has been in
this city for the past week looking after the in.
teres's ofhr road in this section
--Messrs. John :. Winthrop, LEROY d. Ball
and G. " llaldclnan have returned from a hunt
ing expedition to the mouth OF The Ocklockoncc
river. They had pleasant time and found game
abundant
Last Sunday the guests OF thc Leon Hotel
we've served with fine ripe tumaiOe> They were
~ 'u' -N'Inf filhfN, tl SWbtl sue, ana came
nom the CAMDEN OF Colonel W l. Robinson, al
Glrnwood
Hotels, boarding houses and All families will
lind II To their interest To examine nnr extensive
aud well selected stock oi heavy ana fancy Gro
cercs CAN early. Al kwilccki & Flalaurl'> ON
Clinton street.
The family huryng ground OF Mr. AcN
McDougall, in thc City Cemetery is being en-
closed with a stone and chain fence and hand
some new marble monument marks the last rest
ine place OF his departed wife
Mr. W + Webster offers a vely desirable
farm for rent few miles from the CITY II is in
u good neighbOrhood, the location IS Il healthy
one, plenty OF excellent water and good build
ngs on the place. See advertisement
Colonel J. Ira Gore, editor OF the Cedar
hey /oHrhH, spent a couple OF days in this city
last week. While here he purchased three fine
milch COWS from Mr.. G. G Gibbs with which lac
will begin the dairy business at Cedar Key
I'll am not at home from the party tonight
At len o'clock, said husband 10 his better and
bigger half ",lon'r wait for me" That | WON'T
replied the lady Significantly won't wait,
bni I'll come Tor Won. The gentleman returned
Al ten o'clock precisely
Mr. George Damon. one of ih" OH r"li"'.l"
merchants of Tallahassee, has received his tall
and winter goods, and offers special ndncc-
ments to his friends and customers Frs-case
goods, full weight and good measure is what he
guarantees See card and give him Il call
Mr. w. II Allen, who lives down in the
southeast corner of Leon county, was in the
city yesterday with Il load of sweet potatoes
OF bushel brought to the FIoKIDIAN Office
not one would weigh less than a pound and a
half and some Of them tipped the beam at five
ana half pounds.
l nder the schedule which went into effect
on the 18th the mail from the east reaches Tai
lahasSee 1t $50 p NJ. and departs for the west
at o'clock. The mail from the west arrives
here Al 1.01 p NJ and leaves Tor the east at | II
"'tleck This schedule gives us our eastern mails
more than six hours in advance OF the former
schedule, but western and northern mails arrive
several hours later The mails close nj the
Tallahassee post-otfice rs follows Western
mail, at p. NJ. eastern, at II NJ
We were pleased TO make the acquaintance
at Mr.. John A. Qnaley an educated young gen
ileman, the son Of Mr. John Qualcy, who has
recently located here. He, with his younger
brother, Mr. Joseph Qnaley, will be associated
with their father in the enterprise Of cuivating
tobacco on an extensive scale Their expert
mental crop the ensuing season will be one hun
bred acres planted in Cuba seed. Much interest
is felt in this undertaking as it is considered that
it will fully demonstrate the great profit there is
IN the culture of fine tobacco, which has hereto
fore been grown ccessfullv in small way on
Leon county lands.
Special Notice.