The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-09-24


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-Groceres. Fresh and Cheap, at T. b. Byrd's
MRS. r. Munro and daughters, Misses Lille
ahd Eppie few days ago returned from a visit
TO friends in Tennessee and Georgia.
"a Big Stock OF Mems Laundered Shirts st Saxon a
Hope has the name of being ALWAYS on the
spring, but it grows weak in the legs when it
'''es 10 hoio up the young man who has stumb-
led into the gulf of gloom known as first love.
lion w. W. Walker, of Craw fordville, was
In the city Tuesday en- route for Savannah.
"A man has stall in a Cincinnati market
who lost both legs in the army What splen-
did cashier he would make.
Mems Seersucker Shirts at Saxon Cos
-FLoRIDIAN Item Box: They were talking
about the weight of different individuals in a
certain family, and the daughters young man,
VINO Was present, spoke up before he thought,
and said: tell you that Jenny amt so very
light, either, although she looks So" And then
he looked suddenly conscious and blushed, and
Jenny became absorbed in studying a chrome
on the wall
medicine advertised in this paper will be found
at hMwis Drug Store. 13-tf
MI e. q. Gibbs, who last week returned
from North Georgia, thinks that even The rail
road men of Atlanta discriminate against ITALIA
hassee. Upon inquiry at one ticket office he
was told the fare to jacksonville was 5000; to
Tallahassee, $14.55; 10 brownsville, $765. He
went to another office and was offered ticket
to Tallahassee for $3.50, but he went to ticket
broker, bought ticket to Townsville for sc. so.
from which place he paid regular fare TO ITALIA
hassee, 50 65, making total of $1O15 from At
lanta home.
A Fine Stock of Boys and Mems Unlaundered Shirts
at Saxon & Co.'S.
Captain H. S. Duval, State Engineer, who
has inspected every foot of railroad in the State,
says il is IN enigma to him why capitalists don't
take hold and build the Thomasvillc, Tallahas-
see and Cult Railroad, for it passes the rich
est and most beautiful region south OF The Blue
Ridge.
Mr. W. T. Sylvester President, and Major
n r. Gruclle, Chicl Engineer OF The Gainesville,
Ocaia & Charlotte Harbor Railroad, registered
at the Morgan on Tuesday.
Bananas, Apples and Lemons, at =. b. Byrds.
MIR. +. b. Bailey, of Monticello, was in the
city day or two ago.
Col. l.. | Femmng of jacksonville has
been in the city professional business this
week.
If you want copy Of 'hc Constitution, in
pamphlet form, send ten cents in stamps TO the
FLoRIDIAN, Tallahassee. If
Major Alex Moselcy, OF the State Asylum,
Col. Angus Paterson, OF Madison, Col. G. F.
Shucy, Of Darbyylllc, Mr.. S Boeer Thompson,
OF Lake City and Senator Mann, of fernando,
have been in the city the past week
The outside work on the new Leon Hotel is
about completed, the carpenters are nearly
through and the painters and plasererS max
ing rapid progress. The new house is said to be
a much better building than the first one, con-
tsins ten more good rooms on The first floor, and
other desirable changes have been made in its
construction.
Now If you want real Good Cigar go Damons
and Try - oar Bob the Best nickel Cigar mad.
Mr.. Charlie Crawford captured pet this
week in the shape of a G-ioot ratllesnakc, which
he intcn Is shipping 10 jacksonville
The nero, Peter Earnest who was inflicted
here for killing Jack Perry, and last year acquit-
ted at IA second trial in the Leon county Circuit
Court where he was defended by Col. Frank |
IIanalson, OF Atlanta, had both legs cut Off
above the knees in a railroad accident and still
survives
The Leon Hotel Orchestra will be quite
treat this winter.
Fresh Stock Of Candies and Prize Boxes at T. g. |
Byrd's.
The stock of Mr. J. F. Weller, dealer in
stoves, !nwarc, &c, las been purchased by the
new firm, McSsrs. H. G. Yacger Il Co, who will
move into the store occupied by Mr. w. and
cousUhltc the two stocks The members OF
the Row firm are active AMI energetic young
men, understand their business, and we predict
pr them only success.
-l:cy San Jones, the great revivalist, has
promised TO visit Tallahassee and preach on the
18Th of December.
- Mrs NJ J. McMalon arrived from New
York yesterday.
death has again invaded The family of Mr..
Samuel J. Femmng. This, the third time
in tew years, the destroyer claimed his eldest
son, William, aged sixteen years. His demise
occurred last week after lingering illness OF
several months.
Mrs. Fannie Johnston returned from Jack
sonvillc on Wednesday,
1t is rumored that the employees of the F.
r. 81 n. Company will soon be paid in full We
hope they will. The new management could
not make better beginning.
"A cojored man who owns a small landed
property called on the Trustees of the Railroad
Association the other day AMI expressed his
willingness 10 give five acres To aid the construc
ton nl the road.
The instructors selected by tie School
Board for Lincoln Academy are Mr. ii. w. De
miy, Principal; Miss NJ. C. Brown, Mrs. A II.
Walker, Miss A. J. Everett, Miss L. V. Lawton,
and J W. Davis, assistants.
The local in the FLoRIDIAN last week had
the desired effect. The Tallahassee Gun Club
last Tuesday received challenge from the Dixie
Gun Club, of Pensacola, TO shoot second match
for the handsome gold badge for the State of
Florida, won by the former from the latter club,
al Tallahassee, on the Alb Of July. The time set
for the contest il the 18th of October and Pensa-
cola the place The Tallahassee Club will hold
meeting in a few days and will doubtless &C
cept the challenge.
MIR. Elam B. Carlton and Hon. T. I. Craw
ford member of the Assembly from Manatee
county, both of Pine Level, arc among the late
arrivals at the Morgan.
Mr.. Sigmond Schif, of New York, came out
this week 10 accept a position salesman with
Jos Cohen Il Co.
We learn that Mr.. Lemons, who succeeded