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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-11-04

The following civil appointments have been
made by the Governor and duly commissioned
during the past week
Andrew J. Woodbridge, to be Clerk Circuit
Court in and for the county Of Liberty.
James NJ. Schumacher to be Notary Public
in and tor the State at large
Conner l.. Peek, TO be Notary Public in and for
the State at large.
William H. Lyon, to be Notary Public in and
for the State at large.
Edward H. Cloud, to be Commissioner OF
Deeds for Florida in and for Pennsy lvana.
g. ID. Bryan, to be County Commissioner in
and for the county OF Nolusia
Andrew Johnson, John Otis Fries, Walter b.
Clarkson and f. A. Whitehead to be- Notares
Public in and for the State at large.
Judson Jacob, to be Notary Public in and for
the county OF Polk.
John Cornt, to be Inspector of Timber and
Lumber, in and for The county OF Duval.
Charles + Shucy 10 be Notary Public in and
for the State AT large.
Thomas X. Webb, to be Notary Public in and
for The State at large.
w T. Johns, 10 be Notary Public IN and for
the county of Sumter.
H. B. Gibson, to be Justice of the Peace in and
for the county Of Madison.
Charles Peacock, to be Justice of the Peace
in and for the county OF Dade.
A Hague, to be County Commissioner in ana
fol the county OF Aachua.
Peter NJ Oliver, to be Auclioneer in and for
the county OF Alachus.
Mothers
Don't buy Children Clothing until you have the
large Stock At Levy's. p
Underwear.
W r. Wilson has Large Stock OF Merino and all Wool
tnderve-ts for Gents Ladies, Children and Infants -
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There are three articles IN the November num-
Der which render it one OF the most interesting
yet issued. Money PAnlcs,' 10y h charL Il.
kmhall LII. d., traces the history Of panics
from that of 1865 in London, 10 that of May
1884 in New York and Charles GayaIre relates
the particulars of " Washngtons Surrender at
Fort Necessity in 1754-both articles are finely
illustrated. The third feature is the commence
ment Of thrilling serial story by Mr.. Garrett
Walker OF New Orleans, entitled The Death
Mark The author is both blind and parayzed
and yet with beautiful cheeruness and energy
supports himself upon his writings, which he
dictates to an amanuensis.
There are also the usual variety of choice read
ing matter in the 12S quarto pages, and the en-
bellishments number over 100 This is unqucs-
tonably the cheapest magazine in existence
the price is only % cents nulnber, or $3.50 a
year, post paid Mrs Frank Leslie, Publisher,
So, % and 81 Park Place. New York.
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Miss Nellie Bassett has been spending some
time with friends in Lake City.
Mrs George p Raney last week returned
from Saratoga.
Colonel John r. Bradford arrived from New
York few days ago
A d. Bradley, Dentist, office and residence
on Monroe street, opposite the Episcopal Church,
Tallahassee. 29f
We enjoyed pleasant visit Saturday
from Mr.. H. |. Abney, formerly connected with
the press in Texas, but now citizen of Quincy
Florida.
Mr. d. S. Walker, Jr, last Wednesday re-
turned to Tallahassee
Judge A. A. Andrews, Of Springfield, Mass,
of the F2or1da Immigrant, is in the city looking
after his interests here.
Captain VIM. C. Lewis and family last Fri
day returned from the mountain resorts of Ten
nessee and North Carolina.
Mr. John Gale, OF Thomasville, was visit
ing friends in Tallahassee last week
DIR. W. n Leonard retired from Jackson
vile with the Perry Guards.
Mrs A. F. Philips, of Sanford, is visiting
friends in Tallahassee.
commissioner Sebring, on his return from
New Orleans, stopped at the Capital Saturday
His letter, published elsewhere is of general in
terest 10 Floridians
There is no truer Democrat in Florida than
Tom Costa, and no one can excel him in prepar-
ing meat for a barbecue.
1884. Boots and shoes. 1884.
will give the best shoe for the Price-and always make
the prce As low as possible. d b. Meginniss, Jr. 70
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Since the recent election of officers of this or
ganization, an account OF which was given in
our last issue, shooting contest and tournament
has been arranged TO come off at the Fair
Grounds ON Monday, December /, at 2 o'clock
p. NJ
The affair will be conducted Under the regular
tournament rules. The shooting to be at the ia
nous but featherles Ligowsky Clay Pigeons"
and he who breaks the most birds" out of
one hundred shots will be entitled to the cham
pionship badge of the Club.
We understand that the committee having the
arrangements in charge contemplate making
the boys, old and young, pay small entrance fee
50 as to help them out with the necessary expen-
SEES, but the ladies will of course be admitted Free
and they hope to see a goodly number of them
among the spectators.
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Chapter 3457, Laws of Florida, provides
that from and after the passage of this act, all
bar rooms on days of election shall be closed and
any person who shall SELL give or furnish any
sprituous, intoxicating malt liquors to any
miles of any election precinct in this State on
days of election, either State, county or munich
pal, shall be deemed guilty Of misdemeanor,
and upon conviction thereof shall be punished
by imprisonment in the county Jail not longer
than six months, or by fine not TO exceed FIVE
hundred dollars"
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EBe on the Alert.

There are number of suspicious characters
lurking about the city and county-both white
and cOlored. They may be Radical emmi>sa-
ries bent on fraud in connection with the cleo
ton or they may be tramping incendiares They
will bear watching, and we advise everybody to
watch them closely.
A number OF incendiary fires have lately oc-
CURED in towns west and north of Tallahassee
and in these exciting times ii behooves the peo-
pie to be on the alert
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For Sale or Rent!

THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY
Il to-wt: Lots 20. 81, ~, 80, ~, IS, 46 and a.
situated in city of Tallahassee with the improve
side u, fur nshed rooms nrst floor and 2 In at
tic well plastered and comfortable with good
Kitchen and fine cistern complete, all insured one
year Lots all on one square together and fenced
ufn departments, including garden barn yard. sta
b5rs, carriage house, wagon sheds eowlot and shed,
containing nearly 10 acres. 81 odd pear trees, Is
~ orange treee. about the SANE number of peach
trees OF fine kind and variety. nice flower yard all
Situated College Hill and TO the College On
south side fine view of the depot and railroad,
~ sell fine mules well matched, two-horse
wagon and harness, nice buggy and harness in
sD 4 condition, 4plows, pair pillow gear, one good
harrow and one good GUILTY. tor, ~ head of cattle,
consisting ola good milk COWS and calves, OF hers
Of fine quality Is head of hogs, 300 bushels of corn
5000 or 1000 pounds of fodder, more or less. some
"s. aud sweet potatoes, pumpkins &c. For terms
apply to the subscriber. A. A. FISHER
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, oct. ~, 1884, If
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Old .Iew.Dauers!
THE LATEST DISCOVERY.
A Lasting benefit to All People.

As the result of long and thorough scientific
chemical experiments, we have at last discov-
cred process by which Oranges may be preserced
for more than t,ctlue months fresh uhen picked
from the trees, without q particle of shrinking
of the peel or the loss OF drop Of juice This
is no humbus, but thoroughly tested process, and
one that will do all that is claimed for it in every
instance where the directions are followed We
have placed tins receipt at the low price of
FIFTY CENTS EACH,
10 order that they may be within the reach OF all
We also have receipt tor keeping SYRUP for
more than a year, as fresh and speet as when
first made. This receipt we are selling at the
very low price of
TWENTY FIVE CENTS EACH,
and puaranl lee them to be rs represented
Send IN ney by postal note, money order or
registered letter. Address
B. LESTER GLADDEN.
2S4 Sumtervlle, Fla.
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Mrs Mary A. Daley, of Tunkhsnnock, Pa +.
WAS afflicted for six years with asthma and bron-
chitis during which time the best physicians
could give no relief Her life despaired of
until 10 last October she secured bottle OF DR..
Kings New Discovery, when immediate reiet
VS. felt and by continuing its use for a short
time she was completely cured, gaining in flesh
30 pounds in few months Free trial bottles
OF this certain cure of all throat and aud lung
diseases. Large bottles 81 Sold by any drug
IN
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PER SO.NAL.

on has Large Stock OF Merino and all Wool
)r Gents. Ladies', Children and Infants -
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Ladies' Misses and Childrens'


The best Salve in the world for GUS, bruises
sores. ulcers salt rlcum, fever sores tctIer chap
ped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin crup
tons and positively cures piles, or no pay re
quifed- II is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac
box 19-1y
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For County Superintendent of Schools.

sB- The friends Of Prof HENRY n FELKEL in re.
cognon Of his sterling ability and faithful discharge OF
onica duties take pleasure in placing his
the people for reelection the oce of Superintendent
OF schools Tor Leon county. MANY VorERs.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-11-04

eE MSSrs. Editors: Please announce MR. CHARLES
C. PEARC candidate for reelection to the Office OF
Tax Collector The friends OF Mr. Pearce in annou ncine
his believe that his candidacy will meet the hearty
approval OF majority of the people OF Leon county.
whom he has served long and faithfully Collector
Revenue In rewardng competent and faithful public
servant with repeated reelection the people do tbs IN
selves honor and properly recognize the real worth Of
able and efficient officer TAX PAYRns
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Florida T. aiversaty.

The opening address OF the Medical Depart.
ment will be delivered by Maj. A. ] Russell. State
Superintendent of Education, at the Baptist
Church on Friday evening, November 9Th All
gre invited There will be music
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Tax Collector.

~ Editors Foridian: 1t gives pleasure to:see the
name of that staunch Democrat and energetic
man, Mr. r. A. SHINE announced as candidate for the
Office Of Collector OF Revenue for Leon County We cheer
fully endorse him and think that safely say that his
friends will pile majority for him in November pex
unexcelled in the annals of county politics Let this
stand a. proof Tint he has the support of
MANY TAX PAYERS
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rs., w be aa,cd needs III. t.. he ree'e
But when -.'n'a't . by g,.,'y m. .,c<
We d--l endure ne" i''''- '.'I f.. ,..,,
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~
rbyre vii be 40 s"ca''n. N = Voter9 h''
registered "''"' ~. memo, nd ~, ,hs,
,.iu,e 4,.N ert:-ct i-'u-- i"pef Silu N"St ~.
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The R'pa'''''"''' ar nr..'.nn, d,
Kinds Of iTl'N, ~ ..,.... ...,rh .r.;. ,hnn.
fair election. h'Ft 49,
and have every m~n l'""*IN "ret's' "h" a F.
semp, to resort :" ny '.'. '"' s"'
nec,ion with thct.r' 1 I'd. T"AE "''''
e>esIe. .,. as.s,
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Why ~ VA, ,hs9.n ~ =, -appl.9e ENID by the
ples.rre derived from WANG ISL '"','}
Vote early and ~n'N =. ;.
= r! t ,'tL' q. TIN INV, :. p
rL.r,da,n. The wo;h -! SO i. Isl; not be
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.lt,r,ne,- sure Cure NJ, ,th Vast, .n,, Dcnti-
..;o. !. IN jnt.l.,ale care :or llo":a,El Sore
T T,.o., Rredinr cum, Sore Moctl: sad:l cers
cioen. the Teeth keep ,he t;uul- IIeJtly. cures
A.i or toni breath Pfrp,lex; sole. ty nrs. J
peW p H,'rno. DENTISTS. Nacjn. Aenrria
...hN Lively. Dfl.-l:t Il, BIN
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The vote q The " Back beIt ""I-!3es to-
LAY VII >u'pF'er IA" h1dl''f !cAdcss W" are
counting on 'ie ''''ief '' - 4t'F'';'fi ms
'ecilen. HE co.'rei voters :''e not: iA1 IN as
great numbers ~ '"eF We lew y@s2 ago.
They have migrated I" otnef p"ftto9s!9.l the
STATE 10 cultivate orange Er'vt- and' fi2tI rail
roads II addition ~ t.i> ,h.r. are A1.ttfi,er of
""'''5en' ''''c' '''" ~ '"'"" ''"'N At
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ROPE ANU are ""lA'h- y 'E''N' az - uuS'
eaF"'es' Nl ''e"ef " I'i:S ana "''itsF g""u
Democrats F"r reasons "c3f known every
Pl,rl,., H.. lrl ,.,, ,,-,.r ,,,l,
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just Received 3!
Hack Caahn1ereh

800 gents sample hats, comprising all the shapes
Will he sold at Ba timore wholesale prices by the SINGLE
one, at Y. A. Levys. -
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If Won want the perfection of household rene
dies, get IA bottle of Hoods Eureka Liver Medi-
cine In this climate il cxccll> ali remedies
known for Liver Diseases, Disordered stomach
and troublesome CONSTIPATION For sale bv w
A. Rawls and VI Lively, Tallahassee Fla ely
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- In recognition of services faithfully performed
the friends of GEO A. GROOM announce him m . can
ddate for the office Of Tax Assessor for Leon County
and ask the support OF the voters Of the county at tn.
coming election.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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For County Iudgp

u Mr.. Editors In our domestic Affairs we staect a
servant for his fathfncss duty and hnese perform
IT. The same rule should be applied in official affairs.
and upon this principle We nominate Judge H. c. Rip
pey for the office OF Judge of Probate Leon county
Having oiled this position four years ago and
his duties with perfect satisfaction public
ainly deserves and will receive the support of large
number of DEMOCRATIC VorEks
tI-Judge D. W. GWYNN having yielded to the urgeut
solicitations OF his many friends to become a candida
for the office of County Judge take pleasure i'll pre-
senting his to the Democrats Of Leon county for
the office OF County Judge Knowing him to be worthy
and deserving he will receive the cordial support OF
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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An End 10 Bone Scraping.

Edward Shepherd of Harrisburg, ILL.,, says:
"Having received so much benefit from Electric
Bi,ers, feel it my duty to let suffering humanity
know It. have had a running sore on my leg
for eight years my doctor ad ;od s me would have
nsed instead, three bottles of Electric Bitters
snd seven boxes Bucklens Arnca Salve, and
NV leg is now sound and we'll" Electric Bit
ters are sold at fifty cents bottle. and Bucklen's
Arnica Salve at 25 cents per box, by any druggist.
Cents Furnishing Goods,
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An Iutahble cure for Neuralgia, Nervous
Headache, Esrachc. Toothache and painful men
situation In females A teaspoonful Of DR. Jor
dams Joyous Julip rs per directions ~. hsttle
Nothing like it for pain. For sale 10y NJ, Lively
and W. A Rawls, Tallahassee, Fla :f-ly
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On account OF rapid fluctuations in the meat market
give quotations, but will make prices to compare
Large stock OF the following meats hand Bellies,
Fat Backs, L. C. Sides c. X. Sides. (l0) Y. A. LEVY.
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BROOKS. ANrI-MALARIAL TONIC
Opening the FOu niains.

DnnAps stiff and Stetson soft ALL the latest fall shape
at D. B Meginniss Jrs 70
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White Flannels.
second Hand

". K Wilson has q full line of Gbert's White Elan
nes all WOOL and and WOOL from IS cents 10 81
yard "a ,
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W K Wilson is sole agent for Keeps Celebrated Iann
dried and Shirts Collars and Cuffs nov
full line. all of which he sells at New York prices 2s
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w The friends Of Judge EDWARD M WEST lake
pleasure in presenting his the people of Leon
county a. a candidate for County Judge Competent
worthy and deserving they respectfully solicit the sup
port of their felowcitizens for him in November
MANY VoTER.
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W r. Wilson has full line Of all wool Black Cash
meres from fifty cents to dollar and half ward
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Circuit Clerk.
Tax Assessor.

az We are authorized to announce CAPT. &. A
BRYAN as candidate for election to the Office o
Clerk Of the Circuit Court tor Leon County
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The Tallahassee College of Med.
icime and Surgery.

The second session OF this department OF our
University Will be opened with appropriate cere-
monies Thursday, the 9th inst.
Most of the members Of the faculty are al
ready here and the others are expected In time
for the opening exercises.
OF the material composing this faculty il may
I've well to speak Dr. J. Eagan Chancellor, late
of the University OF Virginia. takes the Chair OF
Obstetrics. In his native State Dr. Chancellor
occupies very high position in the medical
profession. For many years he was professor
in the State University and al this time fills the
honorable office OF President of the Virginia
STATE Medical Association. 1t is needless to say
that DR.. Chanccllors name carries great influence
wherever he goes.
Dr. J. J. Brown, of Sheboygan, Wisconsin,
has been elected to the Chair Of Chemistry and
Botany Dr. Brown is extensively known in
the Northwest as "A Naturalist and Chemist For
number OF years he was connected officially
with the Chicago Academy of Science, an in
slituton of considerable reputation and merit,
and at one time was OF commission Of
three sent bv said academy to collect specimen S
of the conchology and fora of the Florida pen
a.
professor of Natural History in of the State
schools of Wisconsin and also had charge Of the
laboratory of The Rush Medical College.
Dr. V. A. Baker again assumes the Chair of
The Theory and Practice of Medicine. DR.. Ba
ker made most pleasing impression on our
people last year and will be cordially greeted by
them on his return. DIR. Baker was for num-
Der of years Professor in the Medical College
of Syracuse, New York and subsequently was
connected with one of the Medical Colleges in
New York City He is therefore an old teacher
and students coming here will enjoy rare OPP
por,unity in his instruction.
The Chair of Matera Medica will be supplied
by Dr. j. II. Hand, of Georgia DR.. Hand
is successful practitioner of many years expe-
ricncc, and will carry TO his work the attain
ments of "A mature and thoughtful mind
Dr. r. NJ Mcintosh of Georgia. has been ten
dered the Chair of Surgery filled so ably last
winter by DIR. Greene. OF Dr. Mcintosh, we
can say that no young man OF the South has a
brighter future in the ranks of the medical pro-
fesson. He has made surgery specially and
| his operations, particularly in Opthalmic Sur
gerry have won the commentator of the frater-
nifty
Ray state shoe aud Leather Company.
keeDs fu Of Shoes WO
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HOalePV.

W. X Wilson has unusually attractive Stock OF La
dies and Children's Hosiery %
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Plain Question .

Nyhri ideas are tannins the public brow
with the breath Of prejudice ignorance or hum
buggery Have you the rtmulesI idea That your
scr0lnla was created by the use Of potash and
mercury; No matter what the cause b b. 3 l.
the peer of AL other remedies Do YOU presume
that your troublesome cat lrrh Is the result OF
mineral poisoning: b b b. is the quickest
remedy. Are your cirunC ulcers and hollis and
sores the result at potash and mercur, Medical
gentlemen will not tell vou 80, but B. B. b is
the only sovereign remedy Were your terrible
kidney troubles created bv mineral poisoning
Not bit Of il, but b B. b has proven to be a
reliable remedy Are your skin diseases, your
eczema, dry letter, etc, the effect OF too much
potash and mercury The medical profession
are The best judge, and they say nay but b b
Is. makes more pronounced cures than all other
preparations combined
BROOKS. ANTI-MALARIAL TONIC
- me only safe and speedy for Chills, Fever
Ano Dumb Ague, Guaranteed bv all Druggists
THE MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS
recommend Brooks Anti Malarial Tonic for Dumb
Ague, Biliousness, Chiiis and Fever
SHAKE NO MORE.
Brooks Anti Malarai Tonic will cure the worst
cases of Chronic Dumb Ague
CREOLE FEMALE TONIC
purely vegetable compound for the cure of all
diseases caused from irregular functions of the
r emale organs. such Prolapsus Cteri or falling
OF the womb. irregular painful or suppressed
menstruahon lcucorhoea or whites flooding etc
Sold BY all Druggists
BRUNSWIG'S PLEASANT puRn.
TIVE LOZENGES. TRY THEN,
Sold by NJ Lively and w. A. Rawls Druggists.
Hats. Hats. Hats,
Dunlap stiF and Stesons soft ALL fall shapes
al ID. Is Meginniss Jr's 20
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In numhcless bulbs beneath The skin is secre-
ted the liquid substance which give. the hair its
texture, color and gloss When this secretion
s,ops, the hair begins at once to become drv lus
trelcss, brittle and gray. Is that The condition
of your hair: If so. apply Parkcr's Hair Bal
sam at once. 1t will restore the color, gloss and
life by renewing the action Of nature The Bal
sam is net an oil, not dye, but an elegant toilet
article, highly appreciated because o: its clean
llne>s Oct. p I'm.
Ladies' Misses and Childrens'
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W r Wilson has always on hand full assortment o
the Portsmouth Shoe Company's Shoes. As q medium
price shoe these goods have no equal ~
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Keeps Shirts.

Furniture for sale in Judge Hton- Building
{. Gilmore
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Civil Appointments.

W. K. Wilson has a full line in all the new colOrs il
French ARMOUR French Cashmere, Princess Sattines
Cashmeres, Ottomans. Suitings, &c, sc. -
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Bar.rOO ms to Close.

W. K. Wilson has large assortment OF Hei-ers Cele
orated Hand made Shoes for Gents and Youths ~
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port.mouth shoe Company.

Nv Wilson keeps always fine stock Of the Solar
Tin shoe for Children This Shoe has reputation for
durability unexcelled In the United states. 70
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Canton Rlannela.
The TaIlahas s~ee Gun Club.

W Wilson has the Largest Stock of Heavy and Light
Weight Canton Flannes in Tallahassee. ~
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