The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-02-26

is giving the students at the University the bal
ance OF lectures due the Chair Of Obstetrics, &c
OF which he is the incumbent
Owing to the retirement of Mr. Henry Stern
from active participation in our business in Tai.
lahassee we offer entire stock at cost for the
next 30 days, at Stern & Cos 80
Mr.. Simon Baer gentleman we'll known
in Tallahassee, has opened store 90 the corner
of Jefferson and Monroe streets, in the building
lately occupied by Ball Bros
Sergeant J. II. Burroughs, of the Jackson
vile Light Infantry, who was awarded gold
medal as the best drilled soldier at the State
Fair, is a native of Tallahassee
A number of visitors have expressed desire
to purchase property in Tallahassee and vicinity,
and we expect 10 chronicle several transactions
| in real estate within few weeks
The want OF pure and fresh water accounts
In many instances for the lack Of eggs during the
| winter season. Fowls require a constant supply
of water and without it will not Law.
Rheumatism is the most terrible disease that
has ever afflicted humanity, yet it instantly yields
| to the powerful drugs that KendarS SPAWN Cure
is composed of. Real advertisement
| Tourists in Florida, whether in search of
health or pleasure. can find no more desirable
place for either or both than Tallahassee Here
you will find many Visitors All well pleased.
Capt. J. \. Wren has leased McLcod's Art
Gallery, fitted it up in good style and is prepared
TO make all kinds of pictures in good style and
cheap Give him a call, over D,mon's store.
The most reliable agent 70. destroying and
expelling worms from children and adults is
Shriner's Indian Nermiluge. % cents "A bottle.
Try it, Every bottle guaranteed to give satisfac-
ton
The campaign is over and those who were
up in arms against each other in the political
tuSse now JOIN hands and march to the drug
gi>tS for boillr ct Kendalrs SPAWN Cure
See advertisement
-" Husband. you'll have to go and call that
boy yourself can't make him gel up. He
sleeps us if he were log" "Oh, well, Maria,
the boy can h'lp il It's fate He was born to
! be policeman.
The Library will be formally opened to the
public ON Monday, March 3l All are cordially
invited 10 call during HE day or evening. A
programme at exercises for the occasion will he
announced later
A pair of kid glove, and chds cape found
in Gallc's Hall after the entertainment ON Thurs
| day night may he found at the house OF Isaac
Glicc, on Virginia street near the residence of
John a Peace, Esq
MIR. G. G. Prarcc has found out that barley
makes an excellent pasture for stock, and he now
has fine patch of three acres 1t furnishes
good pastulag" all the winter and stock prefer it
to any other grazing to be found.
-Dr. Baker VIII" has charge of Medical Gin
les AT the University, desires us to state that
Wednesday and Thursday of this week ternin-
ate The clinics Tor The present term Those in
terested will please take notice.
The city government turned over to the
new Mayor and Council last Friday night, when
Major Leroy Bali was elected Chairman of
the Council The next meeting will be held on
the first Wednesday night in March
w. NJ. Pcls has unearthrd more fossil shells
! This time he finds at the depth of forty feet in
IN a well Two blocks from the Capitol. The stra-
/ Ium is five feet thick and there are crcvices
I through which strong currents of air pass noisily
Major w. O. Amcs has his private Office at
The depot han lsomely fitted mp. When he ac-
ccptcd the position of ticket agent he thought
he had an easy job but the business of the office
~, at present.
Mr., T. J. Rawls, the undertaken, has full
line Of handsome burial cases, elegant caskets,
&c Tallahassee is extremely healthy that
there is scarcely any demand for anything in his
line, and he would like to close out the entire lot
He will sell his stock low down for cash A.
!: Tallahassee is full Of strangers They may
be seen promenading the broad and hcaut-
! hll streets of the Capital City, rambling over The
I hills and through the valleys, driving out in o
the country taking in the fine landscapes and
viewing the large clear water lakes.
If you paronize Nickers & Co.'S meat
market, in Walkers new building, you will never
bny anywhere else until Vckers & Co. have sold
+ ont. Fresh meats, properly slaughtered and cut
by firsi-class butcher, is what the people want
and they get it at Vickers e. Co.'S AZ
PROT. Dickerman, Of Florida University,
will lecture for the benefit of the library tonight
subject; "Chemstry" This will be one of
! the most interesting. lectures of the university
Course" as the Professor will introduce a num-
ber of illustrations and chemical experiments
! Rev J. Y. Allison and family will soon leave
for Baton Rouge, La For the past two years
/ vi IAillspu mas UcCI 'tStOI vi IHc ITeSUyIcTldU
! Church IN Tallahassee. He is an able preacher.
has served the congregation with fidelity and
zeal. and their beat wishes attend him as he goes
TO the Masters work in other fields
Mrs. F.. b. Carver, accompanied by her two
snns, Rev Alex B. and Mr. J. Henry Carver, of
! Philadelphia, visited Tallahassee last week to
! inspect their property at "ShdZuoka." SO
/ pleased were they that they made An additional
purchase adjoining the McHenry land and com
! menced Improvements at once
The officers for the ensuing term of Aucilla
! Encampment No 9, |. o. o. F., were installed
| at their lodge room last night, as follows: c. p,
. G. {. Pearce; II. p, b. A. Meginniss; 8. w,
w. VI. Mcintosh, Sr.; J. W.. W. II. Chancey';
/ Scribe, W. n. Baker; Treasurer, A. Stephenson ;
/ s. A. J. Fish; O. g., w NJ Mcintosh. Jr.;
| Guide, J. Ball.
The New York Times SAYS that lime seems to
ne preventive of rot in potatoes in the cellar.
Some potatoes that were rotting and were picked
out Of heap of forty or fifty bushels were put
into corner and we'll busted with air slaked
lime. They stopped rotting at once, and the de-
rayed parts dried up. There is no disa-
greeahle smell about them.
| "A Vermont sheep raiser says that the best
method of doctoring sheep for foot rot is to wet
every foot Of every sheep in the flock. sound or