The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-04-29

the Gulf coast last week They report oysters
plentiful and fishing good
Genuine Mddlesex Blue Flannel Suits, all sizes, from
" to 1880, at Y. A. Levy'a
MIR. G. G.. Gibbes has had 26O acres of h;s
land near this city laid off in ten acre lots for the
purpose OF putting them on the market This is
move in the right direction
The only house in Middle Florida whore von ron And
hrst-cass suit of clothes lie at Y A LEWIS ~
Mr. e. A. Patterson is putting an additional
vault in the State Treasurer's office II will
contain new and improved bankers chest, and
Will be made fire and burglar proof
Children often wake in the night with
burning fever, and the parent is at loss to de-
vine the cause. Worms! Worms are at work
dose of Shrners Indian Vermfuge is the snlv
remedy.
make you want Spring Suit equal to merchant tailors
The Forty-tirst Annual Council of the Prot.
estant Episcopal Church in this Diocese of Flor
ida will assemble in St Johns Church. in this
city, on Thursday May eth The order of SER
vice Will be given in our next issue
Clark's. '"'"' 'ep"'feu AT D. W.
The attention of the public is specially di.
rected to the advertisement of Mr.. c. A. BRYAN.
Jr., binder, Tallahassee, Fla. He is prepared TO
do all work in his line with promplness Prices
moderate and satisfaction guaranteed
When you want Saddles Harness &C.. repaired call
al ane Express Office and have yonr work done neatly
cheaply and substantially. 2
Mrs T. "A Brokaw, administrative of the es-
tate OF the late +. Is. Brokaw, will sell the house
hold and kitchen furniture belonging to said es-
'"to' al her roodence, on Thursday, The 22d day
of May
"A Fine Line of Ladies' and Misses Trimmed Hate o.
nall their value at Stern h Co.'S.
The Supreme Court has adjourned until the
10th OF May, on which day the Judges will meet
to file opinions. No more arguments will be
heard during this term, as the business already
before the court will keep il busy until the open
ing OF the June term
-Unlaundried White Shirts ull Linen fronts all sves
from % cents up al y. A. Levys.
The nuntials of Mr. Virginils H. James
conductor on the F. r. a. n r r., and Miss
Leila E. Fleming were celebrated las, Wednes.
day, at the residence If the brides father Mr. 8
}. Flemlng Key. ii. IL. Kennedy officiating Mr.
James and his bride have taken up their abode
at the residence of Mrs McGriff in this city
The FLoRIDIAN extends hearty congratulations
to the happy couple.
c 7. Carroll. Monticello Fla, has now in large line
wanted section His store ia Iare gbt and
Inc Oh the iadies-his clerks polite and aen
Ie anu MS prices are a. low the lowest Orders
free of charge. '' I ut
Jacksonville Tropical Paraeltse "Visitors
TO Middle Florida, as rule, are charmed with
the country and scenery. The fertility of the
former and picturesqueness of the latter leave a
lasting impression"
homeless Goldfish and No Mackere at T. H. Ran.
doph Cos.
Mr.. w. A. Rawls has rearranged his soda
water department, fitted it up handsomely, and
added thereto an elegant and beautiful mineral
wafer arc, from which he will furnish various
kinds of mineral water.
"A fine line OF Mems Youths' and Rows strou uo,s
ust received at Stern & Co.'S.
Mr.. John P. Roberts has exchanged his Vim.
son property, on Boulevard street, for a splendid
tract OF seventv-four acres, with buildings and a
LeConte pear orchard thereon, belonging to Mr.
James Burmese and adjoining LeConteville.
80 pieces Fruit of the Loom Bleaching at cents. at
\. A. Levy's.
Next Saturday is the day for the annual
May picnic at Wakulla spring The citizens of
Wakulla county will be there en- masse, and
quite Il number of ladies and gentlemen of Tai
lahassee are making arrangements to attend
& cos 'A"Ns "oe''"F'' from % cents up at stern
Mr. j. ii. Reed, writing from Indiana and
renewing his subscription, says: Il am well
pleased with your paper in all respects. How l
wish | could spend a few days now in Tallahas-
see We are having disagreeable spring
squalls. Think will see you again in the fall"
Large arrival of Gents Furnishing Goods for spring
wear % per cent cheaper than house in the city Cal
and be convinced, at Y. A. Levy's.
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favor the citizens of Quincy with a performance
next Friday night. The "Warbers gave gen.
eral satisfaction here and we know they will do
better away from home. They are making
efforts to get a special train to take an excursion
party from Tallahassee at low rate for the round
"Trip.
C. T. Carroll, Monticello, Fla keeps always hand
full line OF choicest Groceries, discarding all seconds
and short weights. 2
Mr. NJ. Madagan, of Iowa, has purchased
the Minis lot corner of Clinton and Adams
streets 1t is his intention to erect thereon dur
ing the summer substantial two-story brick
business house, with iron front, bring his family
here next fall and engage in business. He will
probably buy other property and build resi-
dence.
so pieces Of Victoria Lawns at l21l cents at Y A.
Levy's.
The FLoRID1AN had pleasant visit from
Capt c. j. Hitter of Kentucky, a few days ago
Capt Hitter is here as the representative of quite
number of his friends, who make specially of
peach culture in Kentucky, and he desires to
find homes for them in Florida, where they can
engage in the same industry. He is pleased
with the hill country around Tallahassee and we
hope he may be able find homes here for himself
and friends -
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Mr. John Qualey, on the Oils plantation,
was in to see us Saturday He has a 4O-acre
melon patch. The vines are growing and
spreading nicely, and will begin to bloom this
week. He has about fifteen acres in tobacco,
looking fine and healthy. Mr.. Qualey will put
out more tobacco plants as the season advances
until probably fifty acres are planted His oper
atoms this year are merely experimental, and
he ia very sanguine OF satisfactory results.
Syph Flour is conceded by all be the best brand of
Patent Flour brought here, and it always be found
G. T. Carrol's, Monticello, Fla.
Some persons have thought that the County
Commissioners have been unnecessarily strict
and exacting with the contractor who built the
new court house. If they had seen the water
coming through the roof during the heavy rains
last week-or if they will examine the windows
and floor of the fre-proof room adjoining the
clerks office they will readily admit fhat tho