The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-10-07

and 500 in The State; and it 10 expected thar
ABOUT 2OO will be present ut the meeting.
Among the distinguished members who have
been invited I" address The Association are Rieb,
Rev. Bishop c. T. Qaintard, of Tennessee. and
Hon. Erskn w Ross, Justice of the sunreme
o"ur' oil California chapter, which is IN
houiishlng condition, has bsen recently estab-
iished IN The Florida University by this frater-
nlty' Steps have been taken, and very soon an
Alumni Association will be organized in this
State.
Fulton Market Beef at Saxon & Cos. as
Inc assessed valuation of property in Duval
county this year is SO, l0O, 900, an increase of
.*2oO'OOO over 1888. The Democratic rate of
taxation for 1884 will levy on this valuation
STATE taxes to The amount of &24, 400 If the
democrats had not reduced taxes since they came
INTO power in 1877. the Republican rate OF tax
alton tor 1875 would still prevail. and, according
To that rate, the tax payers of Duval would this
Year be assessed for Slate taxes TO the enormous
amount OF $76,250 Difference in favor of Dem
"crauc rule, $5l $50. The people of Duval
county can certainly appreciate this immense re-
ductlon in taxes under Democratic rule.
Picked Salmon, at Saxon & Cos "a
-Rev. j. Atkins, Presiding Elder of Talah.s.
see District, will hold quarterly meeting at the
NJ. E. Church, South, next Saturday and Sun
day
Preserved Sausage, at saxon & Co.'S. Is
The last grand excursion of the season is nd.
vertised to leave for jacksonville on the 18th.
Low rate round trip tickets are on sale
-saur Kraut, at Saxon & Co.'S. Is
The battle begins in the earliest dawn of the
chlld's existence If il IS delicate worms msten
upon Its 'iias, and as years pass they increase.
and II not destroyed will kill Shriners Indian
Nermluge will destroy them and save the life of
The child Ok
Persons desiring to attend the Louisville
Exposition can purchase to-day only round trip
tickets for $l1, limited 10 the night OF the 18th
giving visitors three days in Louisville.
Joe Suipling, who is stumping for the Pope
coalition, reilerares the false statement of his boss
that The Democrats have not reduced taxes
Under Democratic rule his properly was assessed
IN 1883 al *94O, on which he paid State take. to
the amount of IS 90 In 1894 the Democrats are
year returned at 1910, his Stale taxes will be
only 70 10, making All actual reduction Of 81 A
in one year OF Democratic rule on even his small
estate. Yet Stripping says the Democrats have
not reduced taxes. When the time comes for
Shipping to pay his State taxes Tor 1884 if the
Collector should tell him they we've $1l75, The
amount the lax rate for 1e7e-the last year
OF Radic'l rule-lmposes on his $94O worth of
property, Suipliug would become indignant, and
rl,,1.E 10 H.,
- Is, and 'hus admit that the Democrats had re
duced his State taxes $799
SEM % cents for The FLoRIDIAN TO January
first.
Don't forget thai you can read the FLoR1D
IAN Till January /, 1885. for 25 cents
-Now's the time to give Smiths Worm Oil For .ale
oy N. Lively Ally
-Rcmcinbcr hat You can read The FIoRIDIAN
MI January l, 18S5-three months. Tor hdlf price
80 c,.nts
"A persistent feeling of cleanliness remains
f"r hours alter using Holmes wash and o,.nti-
trace. Try it 23-3m
Every medicine advertised IN this paper will be found
at Rawl,' Drug store rNr0' i5,u
For 25 cents You can read the FLoRID1AN
til January first
-A Medicines advertised in thi. paper and that
NJ,
Lively! 2n
Leading dentists use and recommend Holmes
wash and uentlrIce TO cure diseased gums ulcers,
sOie mouth, and 10 clean the teeth. Fly il. [3n
It re smiths Worm Oil. For sale by NJ Lively. 47-ly
A, long as farlners-especially Leon county
tarmel>-can get as much tor their cotton in
Tallahassee rs IN other local narkels-and they
can do II every day, and some days msrc-they
should bring ii 10 Tallahassee and let those who
buy then cotton haul it 10 another railroad, if it
must be shipped that way.
The Quincy merchants last week hauled to
tie ;. F. & w Railway PSI bales of rebate cot
ton. The saving in freight ON the same number
OF bales hauled by wagon from Tallahassee to
the 5. F. & W. road for shipment to Savannah,
assuming that each bale weighs 500 pounds,
would be $62 rs.
Mr.. john ID. Perkins last week commenced
hauling cotton to the S F. & w road. He gets
il through To Savannah quicker than by any
other route, aud five cents cheaper on every hun
dred pO Indo, AMI We understand that there will
be several teams hauling cotton TO the Georgia
road This week.
notwithstanding the unjust discrimination
buyers here are paying just as much and often
more for Cotton than are buyers in neghboring
towns TAaha,seeans will keep prices up il
they have 10 haul cotton to the Georgia railroad
Don't forget this.
The building OF the +. T. s. g. Railroad
would give Tallahassee permanent relief from
unjust discrimination against her in freight ratcs
This road would dc potent for good 10 Talla
ram Attachment In u hand To hand encounter
With tins much desired road snce in operation
We could OBTAIN equitable freight rates TO and
from The North, + ,st and West Then imml-
and ere long the Inhabitants OF our beautiful nil
city and picturesque and fertile country would
realize sone 81 the joys they have anticipated
ter many years the JOYS that are sure To come
with The development Of our resources and con-
scquent increasing prosperity of our people
Give US the T. T. i q. Railroad-and give il
quickly.
The special attention of the Democrats OF
Leon county is directed ~ the call of the Exec
uuve Committee, elsewhere printed, for county
mass meeting, to assemble al GAlle's Hail next
Tuesday (lhc l4th). tor The purpose OF nominal
ing candidates Tor the Legislature. Let every
Democrat attend and help to put d good ticket
in the field.
Mr.. A Z. Hollinger. of this city, and Miss
Clara Appler, of Washington, we're united