The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-01-15
Owing to the retirement of Mr. Henry Stern

Owing TO the retirement OF Mr.. Henry Stern
from active participation in our business in Tai
ahassee, we offer entire stock al cost for the
next 30 days, at Stern & Co.'S 80
-Mill-men west OF Tallahassee have secured
cars for the transportation OF lumber and soon
there will be no scarcity of materia, for building
purposes in the Capital City.
If You want the perfection OF household
remedies" try Hoods Eureka Liver Medicine.
advertised elsewhere on this page For sale by
NJ Lively and w A. Rawls.
-Jordans Joyous Julep is said to he an inial-
BILE cure for neuralgia nervous headache. ear and
toothache, &c. Sold by w A Rawls and VI
Lively See advertisement elsewhere
The side-track for the Tallahassee Ice Com
pany was surveyed and staked off bv Mr. Frank
Damon last week, and The work of filling in for
the side-tlack and foundation OF the buildings is
progressing.
Now that the library Is an assured fact those
who have been waiting for The enterprise to col
lapse. should JOIN in the good work without de
lay-bec"mc members and give The institution
the benefit of your moral support and influence
Notice 10 druggists and eIolckrcprrs |
and eApel worms from the humrn body. where
they exist, il used according 10 dircciions You
are authorized 10 sell il on the above conditions
David F. Foutz, Proprietor, Baumorc, Md.
just ut the hour of going 10 press we learn
with sorrow that Mrs. Clara, wife OF Mr.. Albert
Bloomquis and daughter of Mr. w NJ McIn-
t"sl, ST. died last night. May He who tcmpers
the winds to the shorn lamb comfort and sustain
the bereaved husband and mofhcres~ little dau.h-
ter in their irreparablc loss
Mr.. VIM. Adams Yesterday commenced
work on The new road to Lake Jackson 1t
starts from point the Bainbrdge roa! about
two miles from Tallahassee. run, through the
premises "t Mr.. ID. B. Mcgnnlss, ST. and strikes
the McgnnrSS neck of the lake When this
road is completed persons can drive from The
Capital to Lake Jackson in thirty minutes
Mr.. Thomas MITCHELL Shcril oi Gadsden
county, came down :" Tallahassee. last Wednes-
day after Sip Williams, Il c""trI mln " ho was
working ont term in the chain ..ng OF Leon
county. He WIS wanted tor an assault upon the
deputy sheriff ot GldSItn county. The time
for which he was sentenced here expired on the
3th, and Captain Moselcy turncA hlm over to Mr.
Mitchell.
We wish ~"mrtndy would send Don Nc
LeOd some more fine "rAng. and fine ar, from
the pcninoul:tr end OF The Luud al FEurttS."
and that he would again generously divide with
the FLORIDIAN as he did the la,i lot ut sweet
oranges sem him from ForI Myers, and ltasran,
cigars from Key West Or, il somebody will
send us some wen ,liyld, with Don. which will
amount Ia the thing If there a.. enough,
ct them, yuu know.
Mr. John Branch, ot Gailatln, Tenn, arrived
on the oth with a ear load 81 fine cat Short
horn Durhams- th"Inp~hhr,e}, atst I'4h grades
for Mr.. {. G. Pc1Icr and Captain l. Hou,-
t"un. Who will have HE next INSTRUMENT ct
biooded cattle brought To Leon county Dom
let the good work end here There is room in
this section tor several hundred mead of these cat
tl,.. Every citizen of Middle Florida would find
ii profitable To invest i'll fine grades ni cattle
Mr. John Mclicnry, wealthy citizen OF
Cincinnati, has been solouIning in Tallahassee
during the past fortnight and prospecting for t,
winter home. After visiting various point, oi
interest in This vicinity, the beautiful scenery
and march of improvement on HE Clark Purvts
property on Like jackson 81 impressed him ihal
he purchased some fifty acres OH the Hill Shdz
uoka,' where, in company with other investors
ht intends building and making stu more r,ct
i've that he;.lthtu spot.
On The 18TH the Pensacola and Atlantic
Railroad Company, by its Attorneys, Mrssr>
NJ Clellan, Bl"unt and W"mhwril presented tn
'h' Supreme Court a petition Tor an alicrnaliv,
writ Of mlnlamu- 10 iSelIc Ia the Trustees OF the
Internal Improvement Fund, requiring them to
show cau-r why Il pcrcmptniv VIII should not
i-,ue compelling them to make deeds Ia tive
millions and some thousand acres ol land, which
ii claims they are entitled 10 under the law OF
1881, Incorporating ii. The writ Was issued on
the 18th, rctuinablc on the Eth