The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-10-30

-Messrs. A. J. Fish and Leroy D. Ball have
purchased the property of Bishop Pearce, on
Bronaugh street.
Mr. John Qualey. of Ohio and his soma Jos
eph and John A, propose to engage In tobacco
culture in Leon county.
W. r. Wilson challenges the trade TO sell
Lady's Linen Cambria Hemstiched Handkerchief
for rs cents as good as his 25-cent Handker-
chief %
The coffee market IL active and prices ruling
higher, but George W. Saxon & Co. have large
stock on hand and are selling at the same old
prices. as.1t
The health and beauty Of children can be
restored by giving them Shrners Indian Vermi-
luge 10 kill the worms that darken their COM
plexon.
We direc, special attention to the card OF
Dr. NJ. S. Hanckel, Dentist. He will return to
Tallahassee, where he intends TO reside perma-
nenty, about the 10Th of November
How TO get wife-hire one of Parramore's
fine teams-take your girl on, for q ride-tha,
settles 1.-THE rest is easy-Santord Journal. If
that don't " fetch " him. Mas Lula, wait till leap
year.
"A German advised frenl, when he got
married. MS follows: Lii in Won room undil
You 30 many children got you must Two rooms
haf-it vas better TO CRAWL oup MS schump oop
and fall down"
We are not n regular visitor y, the Talla-
hassee market, but few mornings ago We there
saw fine lat beet, mutton, veal, venison, chick
ems, wild ducks and turkeys. besides sausagcs
oysters and variety of fish and vegetables
Little EsTELLE aged tour years eldest
daughter oi Mrs. Hattie Brownell, died in this
city on the 18Th May He who l-lnpers the
winds 10 tie shorn lamb comfort and sustain
til" sorrow ing mother in her sad bereavement
-FLoRIDIAN Item Box Are YOU Young la
dies Of The present day FL for wives s' asked
lecturer OF his audience. They are ht for bus
bands" responded feminine VOICE but the
difficulty is that you are iii t"r wives"
Tle applause was great, as was ine discontinue
OF the lecturer.
The ladies will hnd all abun,iaine ot beau
tiiu and attractive fall and winter millinery
goods at the store OF Miss Z. j. Stephenson, on
Monroe street She has just openrd her new
stock, selected with great care, All in the latest
styles, which she invites the ladies to call and
examine See new advertisements IN io-davs
issue.
Mr.. Eli Warner, of New York, is here look
in:. after the interests of the Florida Timber and
Lumber Company, who own $4,000 acres of
land in this section He will have the lands To-
Gated and classed and put upon the market, and
informs Us that colony of fifty families in Hi
nois is looking this section for land upon which
to locate.
Owing 10 the unexpected and uneX planned
absence OF the bridegroom elect. colored we'd
ding, announced TO come off last Wednesday
evening, was indefinitely postponed. The
wouldn't he Bridegroom has been heard from,
and another day named for the marriage, when he
promises to appear ard face the music" like a
little man.
The nuptials of Mr.. b. n Shay and Miss
Alice Blythe were celebrated in the presence OF
few friends, at the residence of Mrs Ellen
Williams, last Thursday evening" Rev. a. H.
Kennedy, of the n. E. Church South officiating
The bride was the recipient of numerous pres
ens. May their years Of happiness and pros
pefity be many.
Prof E. Dubois returned from the North
last week, accompanied by Mrs Dodd and her
lNp uduSHtCIs, Vi DObtOu UAIS DOUU lASt Sut0-
me. purchased the Fort ST. Luis place, two
mites west of Tallahassee and the Professor
fine vineyard on Lake Hall. Both
brought out German families to superinend their
fruit and vegetable farms.
According to the Savannah Necs a party
consisting of two families, from Kalkaska, Mich,
passed through Hampton, Ca, the other day en-
route to Tallahassee, Fla, where they go to en-
gage in the culture of fruits and vegetables.
They left kalkaska about the 18th of August
and travelled all the way by private conveyance.
The Jersey bull " BOB Lee" was sold and
shipped yesterday. by Captain w. l. Vason, to
500 He has sold from his jersey herd this
season two young bulls and three hefers, aggre-
eating $780, and could have sold twenty head,
but did not have them.
Every subscriber to this paper who resides
outside the State of Florida will receive Mac
donald's Plain Talk I" about Florida, and map
oil the great Lake Region free by sending name
and post-of1ce TO John A. Macdonald, Eustis,
Florida. The maps and book are now ready,
and over ten thousand have already been dis
tribuied.
Florida has achieved grand triumph at
the Louisville Exposition. II was won without
State aid, and Florida must 60 to the great
Worlds Fair al New Orleans on the same foot
ing. But what Colonel Briny, Chief Commits
sioner, and his able and efficient Assistant Com
missioners, backed up by individual efforts Of
terprising, public-sprited Foridians, and the ex-
ceedingly generous railroad men, have accom-
plished at Louisville, can and will be repeated at
New Orleans in 1884
Mr.. Jas. D. Gslbraith, aged seventy nine
years and nine nths, died al the residence of
Mr. w. T. Webster ON the Goth instant The
deceased was born in Scotland, and when but a
few months old his father removed TO this coun-
try. About forty five years ago Mr.. Galbraiih
settled in Florida. During the gold excitement
days he went to California to better his fortunes
Being absent from Tallahassee more than quar-
ter of q century he returned few years ago to
spend his last days where's LIES happiest years
had been passed. He was buried in the City
Cemetery with Masonic honors
Mr.. G. D. Crafts died at his residence, on
McCarty street, last Friday afternoon. Mr.
Crafts, accompanied by his wife and son, last
fall removed from Iowa to Tallahassee, and pur-
chased property with q view TO permanently set
ling in this city. He was q confirmed invalid
and for several years bad been unable to attend
To his business. During his residence here Mr.
(Roft moi ahl n not I'll, hVat