The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-07-01
Posters are on, for an excursion from Chat.

| e"'" "'e'iH eight Jays. special coach Tor white
passengers
Mrs. E. Zimmerman and Mrs Dawson. O
lamonia, who have recently purchased property
IN Tallahassee, were in the city yesterday Mrs
B.has completed arrangements for the erection
ot residence here this summer
Chandler Robinson, colored bow AGED
about fifteen years, who accidentally shot him
self in the arm few weeks ago, last Sunday
had his arm amputated near the shoulder by
Drs. Spencer and Leonard, and he ia now doinO
| well
The prize awarded Cadet Hugh Shine as
the best drilled private at the late commence.
ment exercises OF the Literary Department oil
Florida University large volume OF
Shakespcare's complete works, Handsomely
bound in calf, and plume to he worn by him
| in the tall
-FI"RlDIAN Item Box They were standing
at the front gate. Wont you come in the OAR
lor and sit Il little while, George dear?" "N-no.
guess not" replied George. hesitatngy Il
wish you would" the girl went on. "n's aw
fully lonesome. Mother has gone out and father
is up STAIRS grooming with rheumatism in the
legs. Both legs?" asked George. "Yes.
both legs" Then I'll come in n little while. +"
The c"ored militia OF Jacksonvie-Duyal
Light Infantry and jacksonville Guards-madc
very favorable impression during their visit TO
Tallahassee last week. They paraded through
the principal streets of the CITY, headed by their
band, and then repaired to the Capitol, where
thcy were welcomed by Governor Boxham
VIII" made them neat little speech, to which
they heartily responded with three cheers for
the Governor
MIR r. w Gamble writes us that everything
IS in order for the reception of visitors at ST.
Teresa. For the present Captain Yant's boat
Will meet the train at ST. Marks every Thursday
and Saturday. Parties desiring to 90 to the
island on Tuesdays must advise Captain Yant
10y mail, addressing him Mt st. Marks The fare
from Tallahassee to ST. Teresa is only 81, and
persons leaving this city the morning train
will reach James Island in the afternoon of the
same day
Tom Costa says he doesn't charge anything
tor his enthusiasm, has claims on the party
and does not want an office. He's An organized
Dcmocrai--a Democrat from principle, and
works without hope of reward, except that re-
ward shared in by every Democrat, namely, the
JOY that wells up in every heart when the victory
is won, and the benefits accruing to the people
from an honest and economical administration
OF government.
--Mr. III. '. t. Schrader, who has been with
Mr.. W a Rawls for the past five years, has re-
signed his position as prescription clerk to en-
gage in business for himself Having purchased
the City Drug Store OF Major L. d. Ball, he to-
L.,
establishment. MIR. Schrader is full graduate
of The New York College of Pharmacy, and has
had several years practical experience in his
profession Courteous and affable, he has made
many friends since he came to Tallahassee, and
We bespcak for him successful and profitable
career AZ II druggist in the Capital City
The Democracy of Florida exhibited much
wisdom in again honoring Mr.. Pasco with the
Craftsmanship of the State Committee. Mr.
Pasco has done valiant service for the Democ-
racy in he past His patriotic devotion to the
party and its principles which, with his able and
wise direction of affairs, and untiring efforts,
have led the Democracy to victory in the last
two campaigns, emineDtly qualify him for this
important position in the great struggle of 1884.
at the close of which, under his sagacous man.
az ment, the Democracy of Florida will have
won their most brilliant and lasting triumph.
bargains I'm all Our Department.
get our prices on anything you need before buying and
Died.
la Tallahassee, June Odd, CATHERINE PuRvRs |
only child Of her parents aged four years.
"Oh, God!
How fail the weak words while the heart keeps ont
And when the spirit, mournfuly, at last
knecl- AT Thy throne, how cold-hOw dietAntly-
The comforting Of friends falls on the ear;
The anguish they would speak to, gone to Thee
One more pure star in the armament of heaven |
one more To join the spotless band of the Gentle |
Shepherd! Sorrowing parents, bear in mind how |
much and gentler the love of Jesus for your
dear than any earthly care or love could posi-
bly, be. Be comforted, and say in your hearts :
" The child is dead and shall go to her, but she |
will not return to Inc"
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