The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-10-29

Col. J. W. Aalone. Of Quincy. was at the
Morgan . few days ago
-Childrens sspants pants, at Y. A Levy's
s.as TSseas fosssd Ham, COOKED Com Beef &C.,
If large cigar factory in Tallahassee
would distribute only 5000 week in the COM
munity the aggregate for year would be $685.
90. That would be great deal better than to
do without the cigar factory.
-Mince Nest Prunes, Raisins Dates. Currsuts Cit
rom Jeilies, &C., at T. B. Byrd's.
We learn that Mr.. Jas. L. Oliver, of Wakul-
Ia county. has been appointed Inspector OF Gus
toms at st. Marks.
Those who have seen nv large assortment
OF Carpets say that it is the finest assortment
they have ever seen in Middle Florida The
low prices will astonish you, and compare with
those of larger cities. VA. LEVY.
Mr.. P. B. Stockton, Mayor of Quincy, reg
istered at the Morgan Tuesday.
Mr.. Randall, the artist, has purchased the
photo gallery of Mr.. N E. Mcleod and will be-
come citizen of Tallahassee He will ft the
gallery up in irst-class style, adding a number
of improvements
Simmons Iron Cordial prevents diarrhea,
cholera, fevers and all malarial fevers
Sold by M. Lively, Druggist Tallahassee
Fla 26-2w
Judge J. T. Bernard is the Tallahassee agent
of the Florida Real Estate Exchange, recently
established tat Jacksonville by Colonel W. T.
Forbes & Co. The Judge is looking for his son,
Overton, to return from the North. TO join him in
this business.
-Prckly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium-(P.
P. P) is not Tea" or "Decoction," but a
fluid extract of Prickly Ash, Poke Root, Sticlin-
gia and Sarsaparilla with Iodide Potassium ad-
ded. For sale by M. Lively, Tallahassee
60 d-cew
The affairs of the F. R. & N Company are
placed in the hands of Receiver. We trust that
the court provided for the payment of past due
wages of employees, which, as a matter of justice,
should include all certificates of employees
purchased and now held by various merchants
Choice Gilt Edge Butter and Cheese, at Saxon &
MIR. j. b. Hall yesterday returned from six
months tour North and West looking younger
than for many years past. He is now willing to
be buried in Florida-when he has to be con-
| signed to mother EARTH"
Hubs, Spokes and Rims, at Saxon & Co.'S.
MIR. Edward Perry, son of the Governor, is
in the city, and we are pleased to note his re-
storation to vigorous health.
God Fish and Irish Potatoes, at Saxon s. Co.'S
-Messrs. John and Alex. McDougal have
fitted up nice private office in the room form
erly used for the post-office
Co.'S. ''
We understand that Mr. Geo. c. Morgan,
of The Morgan, has engaged band for the sea-
| son.
DAT Meal and Graham Flour, at Saxon Cos.
MIR. ]. NJ. Lee, lessee of the Leon Hotel, &C.
companied by his wife, arrived at The Morgan
yesterday He will have the Leon open in good
season, under the supervision of Mr.. Oglesby
4 oos Cocoa 1'pi''' ri'" Pudding &c. at Saxon
-Messrs. r. S. Williams and Julius Diamond
are spending few days at Jacksonville.
-Buckwheat and New Syrup, at Saxon & Co.'S
MIR. Green and family, of Michigan, are
stopping with Mrs. Jones, on Boulevard street.
| Choice No. and No Mackerel at Saxon Co.'S
The FLoRIDIAN was much pleased to re-
ceve call from Master Sidney R. Perry, son of
that sterling Democrat of Key West, DR.. r ].
Perry. Master Sidney is phenomenon and
credit to the Island City. Though bnt twelve
years old he is nearly five feet tall and weighs
hundred and forty pounds-and his intellect is
big in proportion. He is most pleasant and
intelligent conversationalist-and we wish he
was our boy. He sunmered North with Mrs.
Perry, his mother, who with Miss Sadie Baird,
of Henderson, N. c., were the guests of Col.
John A. Henderson while in Tallahassee. The
party left for Key West yesterday, accompanied
by Mrs Geo. W. Allen sister of Mrs. Perry. who
has been the guest of Mrs. Geo. Lewis for the
past two weeks.
Why is it that W. r. Wilson's whole force
is always busy selling goods? Because he has
the best goods, the best assortm ent and the low
est prices of any store in town.
Col E. r. Rivers, late Principal of Literary
Department of the Florida University, sends US
German postal card (Postkarte aus Deutsch-
land AAemagne) pleasantly inscribed as fol-
lows:
GOTTA, GERMANY, Oct 9th 1885.
Editors Floridian-Dedr lSsrs: " hunger and
thirst after the FLoRIDIAN, with its broad col
umns and beautiful print-not to speak of its ex-
cellent reading matter l think shall read even
the advertisements with interest. Till further
notice please forward it to your friend and sub
scrber, E. r. RIVERS,
Gotha, Berg Alice 6, Thuringia, Germany.