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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-01-01


Mr.. Fritz w Iytle Geo A Beard W Ii Martin John
d Cook II Poole David Walker. Jr. city = Danl D
Goodwin Atlanta ia: X Cobb, Indiana: 7 Burdcu,
Savannah, Ga John Rice, Alex Howard. Bibb county,
Ga Stronfelt. Phadslpha.; JAS Is Hastbn, VII
Loredo McMichel. Kansas City, Mo W j. Frarhklin In
annapolis. ud John Adams, Columbus. ca Levin
Carmine Norfolk. Va: Miller. W Griffith, l. q
Prcnts, st Louis; Sharon. Quincy Fla: ID u ChairHs
city ii ' X Schradcr Wavery. Fla j Duncan Jeffer.
county, Fla Mrs T. A Lanirr. New York Mrs j "
Laner. Fla & Barnett, W Barnett Fay ettevie Ark
Harmon. Galipos, Ohio W Barnett, NewOreans:
CIV Lewis. Apaachicola; Evans. Fort Gaines Ga
Henry Bowman, John Coleman Lyman Ohio |. Kim
mons Charles L Brown, Miller j W Griffith. 81 Louis:
Sharon, Quincy: X l. Gentry. Savannah: J. Duncan.
Jefferson county, Fla John : Watson Natch.v Miss :
W T Balls, Binghampton. Y NJ HerSh Charleston.
G; ii Schrader. Wavcrly Fla: j Singer. Daytons
Vile. Ohio Stephen Gordon, Akron. Ohio c F Austin
Westield. Mass Capt Porter. Leon county John
Cook, city Il NJ Coson. Lynchburg. Va: Geo Henry.
Charleston. c: Columbus King, Steubenve. Ohio
HOTEL.
Moseley, John Craig, Leon county: Seo,l, q "
r Shulied. New Orleans F Middleton Harry Christie
sonville Fla C. Murdoch. Monficclo James T. Iorrny
Gadsden comfy |. Caldwell Jacob Weaver Texas: Il
D Alexander and wife, Altoona $ q Bell Iamonia: Capt
VIM Livingston. Jack -onville: John Lawrence 4 s.
X n Bardwell, Elgin. III M PF1ake IhelOak: Mr.
and Mrs PattisOn Jack son Vile W II SehriAg BoI.
con j Christie, Monticello Ii } Bond. Lloyds j
Nicholson, Darby Vile.
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death OF Conductor IboSgeua.

Most OF our Florida readers have ere this
learned of the sad death OF Mr. J. NJ Doggti,
the popular young conductor on the Florida Cen
tral and Western Railroad, near Mount Plt;lsan
last Wednesday afternoon.
The corpse was brought to this city, dressed
and placed in a burial case, and taken to Jack
sonville for interment
Mr.. DOggett was native Of Georgia the
adopted son Of Judge Doggett, al Jacksonville.
hnd lacked but one day al being twenty one
years age
| In closing beautiful tribute 10 his memory,
The Jacksonville Ntiy Hrold says: "To the
torl4Sation whom death has robbed Of faithful
ServAAt; 10 The 'host' Of friends who mouth a
friends untimely end TO the adopted parents
who loved this youth as their own son, and above
all. TO the agonized young wife whose widow :
weeds have fallen so swiftly and 50 larkly over
her bridal veil, we tender n sympathy deeper than
our words can convey
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-01-01

RI nkal44 Hfe s. has '''.a "':
MIR. G. Hal Dickinson of GloiEiSs arrived
inf he city yesterday. 49, - =
captain W. B. Lamarof Monticello. Was in
Up city CAhstfnss day = ~ =
Mr. J. E, Walker. Of tu'hbert Ga., is visit
lnf friends IN the city. ps
Mr. E. H. Poole wa among the hodasv
guests at the Oily Heteii s's., 49,. 81
Mr.. 8. F. Hamilton, OF Sumterville. is visit
il friends in Tallshassee.
Mob. was. Weeks ln,de a pep call u, the
FtoRIDTAN Office yeserda,
u bishop Keener of NV Orleans, will ORE
size at the Florida Conference.
Mr. Samuel A. Swanr, of FernaI,dina rep
isiered at the Leon last Friday.
MIR Walter q. King, of Cuthbert On is
cfrking for Mr.. Walter Le'erette
MIR. C. K Murdoch, of Monticello has
Charge Of the Office at the ST. James
MIR B. J. GaIwood, ; ot Marietta, Ga, il Wis.
itlng his daNghter, Mrs } }. Collins
Mrs. Mile Ozark, OF jacksonville, has been
vlsng her pffentsldur ing sfte holidays
Mrs. S(5lie Miner, pr ciawfbsdviMe, is spend
ing few HY VIII lrents at he Capital
Mr. BssNH4yef sa,nl family las, week re-
Moved to cfTrxvips whc'e be- has farm.
MIR Robert Gamble, ofthe Florida Southern
Railroad, atehSCh rfsthias dinner in Tallahassee
Mr. d. A. Finlayson and wife, Of Monticello.
Were visiting friends in the city during the holi
dhys.
Mr. George Lewis and wife, and his sister.
Miss Lila Lewis, left last week for Kew West
ahd Havana - .-"
Hon. Lawrence Baker, member of the AS
sfmbly from Calhoun county, spent the holidays
N the Capital. ..~e 49,
Colonel r. L. Gentry, of the Savannah
eof"tng Nttos, was among the holiday visitors
70 the Capital.
l-Mr C'5t iendeton, late al the Key West
4sm"rTaf, mafsa pop call at the FnoRrDAN
Mrs Caroline Z. Brevard, of Charlotte, N.
a., widow of the late Judge Brevard, is spend
Ins the winter with friends in Tallahassee
-Generst Gonzales who during the late war
Vas chief q artillery fbr the staqsSof Georgia,
alabama apd Florida, is stopTdng at Mrs Vim
Judge B. B. Christie. jr<. Of Monticello, was
tract OF laiHi recently sold to a gentleman from
Texas. .' - =
Mr. Jas. b. Conner and family, of Centre.
Vile will move " Tal4t asseesthis week. They
VIII occupy the honse ON chTntr Of Call and Cal
ll0un streets.
Rev. j. o. Branch of the South Georgia
Conferences is Presiding Elder OF the Thomas
vile District his brother, Rev F.. A. Branch is
Stationed at Cuthbert
The FtoRlDIAN was the recipient OF pleas
ant visit fiem Mr. r. r. Cobb last Friday He
had just returned from his Indiana home, and
will spend abe winter here
Hon Benjamin Harris Brewster, United
States Attorney General, Hon. w H. Maurv,
Assistant Attorney General, and Colonel l.. NJ.
Terrell ana Major Charles W. Vickery, of the
~ Mail Service, passed through Tallahassee
Yesterday on the passenger train from the west
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Tise ,felinwing skill appointments have heen
made blythe Governor and duly commissioned
during thepf't week ia 1'NA#pW
&c, Grace TO be Notary Public in and for
"A. ]. Rose, to bs Notary Public in and for the
county of Orange id. a. 49,. .,o.
A. j. Rose, 10 be Justice ol the Peace in and
for The county OF Orange 'n' Y" -
Jackson N, Richards I'd he Justice of tie
Peace in and for The county OF Calhoun.
@ HrtApdi@Ys; te) bF tNeIary,iAsf3. fs red
- R sSs NV ". Harss, 10 ManBar OF ie hoard
of Health in and for the City Pensacola, q ~
M. H. ,Wadsworth, 10 be Notary, Public In
and for the State at large. ~ T. ~ |~sss
Samuel McInnist to be Justice Of the Peace in
and for The co6hyAf Hamilton. "'s
aJAulee o. Kelly; te''be n orafy Public In and
for the county OF Orange
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A@sAa,s,, v view Ye..4:: sos4ui

| wish 10 thank my many cllsl1lners for
their very liberal patronage during tlr past year
and congratulate them upon their selections OF
many choice and valuable goods during the holi-
days, IN the nmser rs IN t,e paJ,r stt. en-,
latest styles at the lowest figures and ask that
yoal extend 10 me That LIBERAL patronage MAI n
hope deserve Yours Res etaully, i -
ERAsrUs w tH.AKk
- MATCHMAKER anil !Dewclcr.
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t1!fT 9l.+,faF"aAs Sey<h an ]
sTkst j. ssmsls Iashla sdlaul apps.id1 u I

Christmas tree service in one of the coored
churches last week 81 80
That the quickest way 10 drain st. Augustine
branch, and perhaps the surcst and cheapest,
would be to enforce the yagrant laws organize
q gang of tramps and loaiers, and put them 10
work under the surveillance Of guard and drec-
ton of competent engineer.
That she tenders profound thanks tql lhe many
friends who kindly remembered her Christmas
morning and contributed so mucl 10 her enjoy
mcnt during the holidays.
That Leon county should send large delega
ton 10 the Agricultural Conference, To be held at
Gainesville on the 21sl
That there is no lime to be lost if Leon county
is 10, make an exhibit OF her products at the
State Fair. }f.A' 4 aria = tnti. lthh.,
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Yes, tlat's sadly SO" said Jenkins, "my hair
Is turning gray and falling oul before its time
Use something would, but most hair restor-
ers are dangerous" True" said his friend, but
Parker's Hair Balsaln is as harmless as it is
effective. I've trigd it, and know Give the
Palsam show and the boys will soon stop call
Ing you Old Man Jenkins" Ii never fails to
restore the original color to gray or faded hair
Richly pelfumed, an elegant dressing [dec2S- I'm
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NPuRralS-ia

Is instantly relieved and cured by DR.. Lordan's
Joyous Julep. Nothing like il on the globe for
the immediate relief of Neuralgia, Sick, Nervous
and Periodical Headache For Painful Men
situation it has no equal Cures every time
when properly taken. Get it at once if you suf
fer Price so cents For sale by NJ Lively
and w. A. Rawls druggists Sly
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" 1t is indispensable III this malarioss CLIMATE.
We can't 10 without it. Ii saved us from much
sickness. Rev J. C. Weaver, OF Texas
Twenty years of suffering from indigestion
and diseased liver was relieved by IA package OF
it."-Rev. NJ. H. Cullum, Grapevine, Texas. 1
Il 1t has done more to relieve and cure me OF
sick headache than NIL the'Other remedies ever
used.'--J. NJ. Ieod, Of Nasth Carolina.
1T proved II blessing to my family cheer
fully testify to its merits Its popuaritys here is
uubounded "-Rev S. G.. Shaw, Batesville, Ark.
These are but samples from among the many
thousands of unsolicited testimonials received
during the past few years. Ask you druggist for
the original NJ. A. SIMMONS LIVER MEDICINE.
made al Sc Louis, Mo. Take no other. IS
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/ The Secretary reports the following list o
rontributnrs to Tie fund since last report:
Misses Sarah Beard and Fannie Perkins, one
membership; AIRS GUSTS, one; Miss Mary Da-
lnon, one; Mr. r. G. Long, one Mr.; }. A: Ed
mondson, one; Dir. Pool, one; Capt. Fl. T
Blocker, one Mr.. II. F. Damon, one Mr. Ed
ward Lewis two, Capt. Honstoun, two; Capt
e. A. Bryan, one; Col Henderson, one Mr. r.
B. Williams, one; Mr.. Jacob Cohen, one; Mr. A
levy one; Dir. Ettenheimer, one; Mr.. Julius
Dali, one Mr.. g. II. Blackwell, one; Mr.. w A
firitith, one; Mr.. r.. Don Mcleod, one; MI. F
k Gilwore, one Mr.. n. M. Bowen, one MI j
Nv Dor, one; Mr. Sam. Ball, 81
] The next meeting will IN, held at the Iron flo
fel, Thursday. January I'd, alta 7 NJ.
| All are cordially invited. 't4
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COTTON MAR = KS.

ne NOfe snoue 49,
In the eye that erst with hop" H. 9~~'>'
Despair Was plainly seen
"A ray Of hitting light
That flashes our hopeful eye
Thea nickers out OF sight
And Ne he strobe him TO and IN
~. yer s sse1fd tsRs5 Erie f1is IS
The fatted Christmas turkey. " F'm y
Happy New Year
--Crockery, at b. A. Meglmn'sa' ~
Lard Cans, ut B. A. Meginnlf@ ~
High coiffnHs are again III i;.s''r.
-Edam Cheese, at Coles 4 heat'f~. 10;
Willow ware, at B. A. Mc.ins Is. ~
Rust Proof Oats, AT b. A Mte.innis,'l ~
For Fine Clothing go To Y. 4 I.c,,'s. 3;
Sleeves remain very tight h,3rN Ire elhcw
Clothing reduced to cost (! T. !. levy:
Small half face wells are el;h,..i rtd'cr bL,fh
Dancing dresses abroad a,+. Ill made short.
Table and Pocket Cutlery, 1t h A NtrS,
Hiss i f:N'
Come now il you want la ss,ss's al ,,t1n,A
Cos "a:
For clothing made in strlc 70 50 y 4.
Levy's ~.
Everything in Hardware, at y, y Nesil
nis' ~
"A Reversible Oyerooat iel q ~, 4. s. 4.
Leyys -.
-aset your plow gear, &c, from, a. w w. em
Co ~
Trunks, yslisrs and rarpri i IS, at Y A
Levys 81
Preserved Sausage, at &. = ~axon =
Cos. ~
A good pair gray blanket t'i -, Il ! a.
Levys. -.
Ten yards fancy w"iStrd i'y ST. - Y. y
Levys 81:
A beautiful tapestry Jug log -, 81 ! A.
Levys- "a,
Clothing Attest i"r men, v"u'l'S aud boys q
Stern x Cos ~
"A pair OF heavy working rAu'> tnr II, -
Y. A Levys. 81
A nice line al PRINTS At fiN" c':.i irs yar*
stStern r Cos 81:
You can get - yards ch"''c .r'nl, l9s -
al J. A. Levys ~
Heser's Hand made Shoes for .rngs ',it st'r
byW. T. Wilson 10;
Ten pair gents heavy h"~-. r ::br i,y'iE. ~
81, atI. A. Levy's. 81
The best ten cent sugar in 'hr s"nrki,: IA q
". Saxon Cos. s3T'
Gents Wool and Merin, 4:ndr,<$. tr j.
cost, at Y. A. Levy's. ~,
Engagement rings made ra': ,1v cd ss,'
phiIes are The latest
Suits that sold at SIS can Jr,,, i. lns,r,ht 81.
$125 a, Y. A. Levy's- q; :.
1t is said that England ha> oini l,..na}.,
medical practitioners
A large stock OF rugs ana nt;l 10 in;sdrA
cheap AT A LEWIS k.I
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j. Bruce Reid vs.. Juuius Smith and ktiie A.
Smith, his wife, and Owen ID. Ball and Ro-
berta b. Ball, his wife.
1T APPEALING FROM THE Bfi1. FILED
j. herein that the prayer for ttkipiuf the fol-
lowing described lands Ia Leon comfy, Florida:
East half of southwest quarter of section p north
quarter of section 70 east half of half of
ton %, all in township 2 north range =, east be
tween the complainant and the defendants, kittie
A. Smith and Roberta b. Ball. the tenants in com
men of said lands, and that the defendants non
residents of this State, the said Smith and wife
Siding in Thomas county, Georgia, and the said Ball
and wife in Norfolk county Virginia II is Orde,rd,
That the defendants do appear and answer said bill
by the Rnle Day in April. 1854 and that this order
be published a notice To said defendants in the
WEEKLY FIoRIDIAN for four weeks consecutivey,
to begin not less than three months before the time
fixed for answering the bill
Ordered at Chambcts this eth day OF December,
A. d. 1898 II y WAL kerr, Judge.
Jan I, 1884 4w
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Take Hoods Eureka Liver MedT.
cine.

The best family medicine made II is the
latest and 10y far the best corrective of AL Jisor-
ders OF the Liver, Stomach and Bowels in the
market Acts like charm in Indigestion, Tor
pid Liver and Constipation. Only Try it. For
sale by NJ. Lively and w. A. Rawls, druggists
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Notice 10 City Taxpayers.

Positively all property on which city taxes
unpaid on February Isl will be advertised and
sold 10 satisfy sapse.
@4JoHN A. PEARcE,
City Tax Collector
In Mayors office ON Wednesday, Thursday
AND Friday from to / ! O'clock
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M ETEOROLOGxcAL.

R1ord Of Temperature at THAI tsNst, Ff'ss!',
f0r tie past ~esk.
,A..ry.toas taken by W. A. KA1I< d. iastl @-d
wv Pharmacist.1
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Blank
Special Rate ora sweet l.osaloes.

The same special barrel rate on Irish potatoes
igr SCI j purposes that was accorded TO Middle
Florida vegetable growers last season viii, by
the generosity OF The transportation lines, be
made 10 apply Abe ensuing season, to-wit: From
Eastern ports 10 Madison, Monticello, TAllahas'
see and Quincy, IS cents per barrel. -"
, In order that trlIckmen may obtain the bedeiit
"l'hi~ specyal rate il viii DE necessary for. 1iem
10 pay regular rates AS billed, and submit such
seig bids, with their bills Of k.ding and In
ysi'4, ioAhe railroad agent who will rpfer' the
annie Ia the General Freight Agent Tor adjust
mcnt and vtjnciiefs 'qhesere1uireniert are I'm
prrsi,s, apl nnlgYYs fqn4fpllfd fnh' Deductions
rhhbot Dc Ihauc. 4n+.xs ssI s. l.
We think growers will appreciate This action
nf uauslDsiatjap. jjpes, They, can show their
sprftt,hnon ID ID 4etter way thhh' gfVin1 these
lines their outward shipments
$50 r. - Nt<+4t " " i ii
! Atleaaion Farmers!
Forwart marcliid X. WILSON'S Tor Agrieul-
apE., i.splesscnisy 4 .rstgA,H.an fi.Hi /
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Tr lgF NEW iYKAR,,s WELCOME.

King bells ring for the King is here:
n ni1pE gelis, ing fpr, Va giAd New Year. 49,.
His sSeptey liza with majestic grace
66ingIo the o1 his advent brings.
king Tor the happy songs he sings .-'
king Tor the promises sweet and trne' y -.r'
F"n ~nlf9 " gladaea oag hearts anew;
The neyS4f Yek ia s.pps aalJM. EaFkE
Hls vonSiaseeet ara loW AAM@k&.s Es zee
MIN tae Christmas holly his bead Is crowned
Mith NE Christmas blessings we'll wrap him round
EE nen II my eers ring. the joyous day ~
fne r ~. we Silent the Present isgay;
10 weleornethe birth VI the Happy New Year.
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This really remarkable periodical -(remarka
BILE for its cheapness and literary and artistic
inerit, commences its seventeenth volume with
The January number. and more attractive one
has has never been issued by any one of its con
iemperaries The first of a series of articles is
giveT by Evert A, Duyckinck, New York ::
Psstand Rresent"t Mrs Ann s. Stephens con-
tributes charming Christmas story, Half
Dollar and Eta W. Pierce contributes her
most interesting serial. - Dark Deed" There
hre articles by Victor M. Holinsworth, n. Rob
Pnson, A. S. Fuller Noel Ruihven, Edward A.
HALE, Sarah X. Bolton, Professor Edward j. Hal
dock, Milie w. Carpenter, ETC, short stories, de
scnptve articles narratives adventures and po-
ems by popular writers-in fact, the 1873 quarto
pages are brilliant with literary and artistic gems
Besides the more than 100 illustrations the mum
Der is embellished with beautiful colOred plate
ffontispiece, Day Dream" The price is
only IS cents number, or 81 so year, post paid
Address Mrs FRANK LESLEY, Publisher, SO, IS
and 81 Park Place. New, York.
see What HOm cam Get lor 81 al
+ A-evy'H.
You can buy 20 yards goed domestic, yard
wide, for fl at u l.. Yevy's
! y on can get Linen Collars for 81 at Y A.
!Leyy's "a.
Road Laws.
! Our first edition OF road laws being exhausted
we have printed a few hundred copies more.
Senc your orders TO the FLoRlDIAN office. Price,
L II
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The cheapest and best Buggies and Wagons in
the market Can NJ tRahght nd 5!IiI11
IS BIN M. NJ. CoBn's.
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We make ahe sale and exchange Of Florida
ptopesty a pecial,y sMe advertise extensively
and NAH Qrspshphlets throughout The Union;
and have thespames of1nearly 500 persons who
wishfto purchase farms, gr"ves, timber tracts,
stock ranges, colony, mill, hotel and business
sites; (also waste lands at very low prioes)
Give us full, honest description, stating lowest
price, terms htle and exact location, with num-
hers. Commission 5 to 10 per cent. No charges
unless We sell Florida Land and Information
Agency OF Louisville, Ky.
1t Ii. w. WILKES K Co.
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. Bellies, Sgc Fat Bucks, SC; l.. c. Sides, &c.
trtiglla Added-44H cents per hnndre,t On gross
weight Full stock on hand, at 80 -" .'a
{ 81 I. A. LEWIS
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II $.l0U, Al " K " lISOn s. -
Agricultural Ism SlemeMts.
Axes, Trace CA ans, -Hames, III
Long and short hanlh Shovcs and Sptdrs,
Long and short handle Forks,
Plow Line Rope. Horse Collars,
SinXaand Doubled .eaaher Breeding,
| PloMs. Bridles Single Trees, Lap Rings, and
fverys libe aftj cleshecessary to start your farm
Non Gan bllN cheap, VI w. h. Wilson, 81
49, 49,
r, 500 bike H'I">v- :.sa>s
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.a..~4..s n. d. d. r. t...9
~ Regular meetings ofiT.e.,x I.oI,,fs: nISl. r.
hsad every Tuesday Evening. at tEult Lodi" EeRa
,S~.r An Brothers in good dir are tisiysi q
80 W. M. MclN1N'>H. 81. N s..
% n NaiNTosH, Jk r. s.
~ Regular meetings of At'cifIA En- We
- No 2 are held the second spt fen tn Eo,ee
- of each month their LOdg, Room II: . isc'.
n.MRstrarchs In eOOd standing are ,rv:edt IA IL.b0;
All" b. A. MtsIN<IsS+t T.:
IN MolHrosH, SR.. Scribe.
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Gents, Youths and ChiIdren's.
Pho immense rush for clothing ia the past
thirty days has reduced my stock % such extent
rs 10 tnahle me to offer the balance Of my cloth
iu.r nj cash niircs A. Levy 81
Kxu.,,L
Contracts, Mortgages, Deeds. n variety OF Crop
Iicns and other blanks, neatly printed, on good
per for sale al The FLoRiDIAN office. Orders
iilicd by mail or express. 81
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New Advertisements.
New Lumbe! Yard.
BRADFORD & HOLLAND
will in a few weeks open
A LUMBER YARD.
On Fishers Block, in Front
of Cobb's Livery Stable.

Orders Left at City Drug Store will Receive
Prompt Attention.
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. l, 1874 6m
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crc: M@lssea. 5 = y y
At kwatAA lkdehb4 rs iis&, by RG. aa
ard Webb. Mr.. c. A. Patterson Of Jacksonville,
afd Miss Ada NJ. Morrill,, 'of Concotd N II. No
go. -s-f =, AZ TO-
The FL9RIpIAN acknowledges the New Yenr,
remembrance that accompanied the above notice
afd wishes the happily mated pair many prosper
Gus rF''f"sxptaSl4s sssson y sa9ex>sdjey, !.
y
500 Dixie t.,ow> :
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Civil and Criminal Dockets. neatly ruled, with
appropriate headings, and substantially hound
AT the FIoRiDIAN office
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As in 1888, still holds the lead Tor 1854 in Flint
Coniectioneres, Fancy aud Family Groceries
Fruits, &c. =,
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Cash Price for Dixie E'l0ws
is 81 50, AT W. H. Wilson's 3
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TKV0NIa.''

4 ltti tFSNHHVFS1r7tli II \ Ntl3fs' I.
CT Regular meetings OF JAtksoN, IaDGE:
are held on the hrst and thlgd siostays IA ,srh
ouih At o'clock =. n.
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sill Improving.

1t doesn't require very close inspect ion Of the
Art Gallery of Mr. Norman f Mcleod 10 dis
cover numerous improvements being made there.
AuOng the late additions we note II number of
handsome back ground paintings artistic, tropi-
t-iil, rustic, dc
While making all these improvements IN his
gallery Mr.. Mcleod also keeps up with all the
Etw processes anl methods applied for The adj
ui pho'ogra ply He is an excellent
artist ns prices are moderate and he guarantees
s tiial@Gfi0n. Give him call
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-01-01
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MI john BrancM WA to h,%f left Gallatin
Eenn., on the 23(fUf 9edeahSer u ilh a carload
Il fine @yesnEs Dnrhsm lheisE- 4l,ereygll,rsds
ana hlghsg1Ades- cohsgned ID Captaiil Hons
teun ana nEH g. EsArca.l This Is very de-
sirable ae4n nluedto ISon county stock interests
A number of these cattle will be offered for sale
Dir Blake, OF New Hampshire, who some
weeks ago delivered a carload OF Jersey and
Ayreshife cows to stockmicn in this community
las started South with three car loads of fine
Aock ile expects 10 arrive at Charleston To-
day, and desires those who want fine cattle to
meet him there. Middle FLORIDA planters who
wish 10 increase their herds OF hoInlghhrt,ls
and improve their Stock would do weiisfo nbtc
these facts sGsE
The stock OF ihissecion has been Sr6&flys In
proved during the past few years Lee the 1oed
work coatinue until stock farming becomes
What il can certainly be unade-une of chad
ing. permanent Industries OF Middle FLORIDA
Not many years hence stock farming maybe de
pended upon to cont ributc much-hIiot more
than any other industry Ia ih4 fperflancnt
Wealth and prosperity of this section Of Florida
500 Dixie Pillows
For sale by W X. Wilson -
80
The Rest Gardeners
Have long since .qul hlying'conmission SEED,
they arr utterly Worthless. Go To Ra"lsS MID
does not handle commission seeds, and you will
not he disappointed in results 81
Cash Price for AbiNie- KHION~
Is $3.50 al W r. Wilson,. ::
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-01-01

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