The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-11-05

psae pants, ct 7. A. Levy'a
Ss1 syrsp and BsekwAsat. q g. Il. Dicken,ou,s
~ gazers-tramps watching the police.
ron' seiies q. &C., 1t T. B. Byrd'a oun's' cit-
- lo'. d. A. Kline has returned from the far
west and viii have the rink open in dine sea.
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Those who have seen my large assortment,
o' carpets say that it is the finest assortment
.ney have ever seen in Middle Florida. The
10" prices will astonish you, and compare with
those Of larger cities. VA lew
wocariea stationery has been introduced, but
WIN not be popular. Who wants letter red he
fore it is writtens
-Simmons' Iron Cordial prevents diarrhns
cn0iera, levers and all malarial feyers
~, ooid by M. Lively, Druggist, Tallahassee,
28-2w
MIR. B. s. Herring brings us a huge Japap
perslmmon every week.
c-,Choice Gilt Edge Butter and Cheese at Saxon A.
Does your family play ball s' was asked of
little shaver. me and and mother does"
ne replied. q bawl and she makes the base
hits"
Ladies Merino and all Wool Under Vests,
rom 70 cents up, at Y. A. Levy's
Next Tuesday, the 10th, is the date for the
next excursion to jacksonville
-Hubs, Spokes and Rims at Saxon & Co.'S
Siberian cats are the newest agony in pets.
a Siberian cat has a cold and searching voice,
ana Is valuable addition to the back yard or
chestra.
Why is it that w. r Wilson's whole force
Is always busy selling goodss Because he has
the best goods. the best assortmen and the low
est prices of any store in town.
D. r Roberts & Co., headquarters for fresh
country butter-from their own farms.
Choice No. and No. Mackere at Saxon Co.'S
MIR. 8. ID. Dickinson and wife, of Georgia,
are spending week with their 500, Mr.. G. Fl.
Dickinson.
IT. B. Byrd has the finest stock of Confectioneries
fruits and Fancy Groceries in the city.
-FLoRIDIAN Item Box: Papa (soberly)-That
was quite monstrosity you had in the parlor
last evening? Maud (netted) Indeed That
must depend upon ones understanding of the
term monstrosiiy.' Papa thoughtfully)-Wen
two heads upon one pair of shoulders for exam
pie.
Cod Fish and Irish Potatoes, at Saxon & Co.'S
Judge d. 8. Walker is holding court in CAL
houn county this week.
-375 Pairs of White Blankets, from 81. 25 per
pair up, at Y. A. Levy's.
Remember the auction, next Monday, in
front of the Leon, by Capt R A. Shine
IT. B. Byrd extends cordial invitation to everybody
to call and examine his Stock which is complete
The Supreme Courtwill be: in session at Tai
lahassee on the 10th.
Glass, Putty, and to put them in. Leave your
orders at Raws' Drug Store.
Mrs. G. r. Chaires returned from Alabama
last week, accompanied by her sister, Miss Leila
Wade
"A full line of Children's and Misses Have
locks and Cloaks, at Y. A. Levy's
DR. A. B. Hawkins arrived from Raleigh,
N. c., few days ago.
.--Currants, Dates Citron, Prunes, &C.. at Saxon &
We direct special attention to the advertise
ment of Mr.. G. G. Gibbs of the Tallahassee
Nursery. he will sell you strawberry plants,
LeConte and Keller pear trees by the thousand,
and land in any quantity desired-from 1 to 400
acres.
Mems Heavy Wool Working Suits only
$500, at Y. A. Levy's.
Deer and wild turkeys are plentiful in Mid
die Florida. Mr.. w. D. Stills, of Miccosukie,
who was in the city Tuesday, says that he and
his brothers have killed eighteen turkeys thus
Tar this season.
Baker & Cos Chocolate, Cocoa and Broma, at T. II.
Randolph Co.'S
What has become of the committees ap-
pointed to arrange for the Sam Jones meeting?
-Buckwheat and New Syrup, at Saxon Co.'S.
=" Around The World in Eighty Minutes" is
A. a. l.
given at the Opera House Monday, November
9th, by Professor E. Warren Clark for the bene-
fit OF the Pensacola Chautauqua Circle. The en-
tertanment will consist OF series of views of
noted places in Europe, Asia, Africa and Amer
lea, with interesting explanations and remarks
Pensacola Adodnce- Gazette.
-Eppes' Cocoa Tapioca, Plum Pudding, &C., Saxon
MIR. W. D. Hartt yesterday returned from
New Brunswick
Dat Meal and Graham Flour, at Saxon & Co.'S.
The family of Mr. J. D. Stockton arrived
from Quincy yesterday. Mr.. Stockton has rented
the Mundee house on Calhoun street.
Hemp and Nepair Mattings will wear as
we'll as carpets, from 30 cents up, at Levy's.
Col A. B. Hagan, of Lake City. is at the
Morgan.
Hon. R. F. Taylor, of Gainesville, was at the
Capital this week.
If you have books, magazines or music to
bind, bring them to the FLoRIDIAN bndery, the
best in the State. If
Mr.. Jacob Burkhim, of Jacksonville, is
spending few days in the city.
Mr. E. L. OTIS gives US thick limb ruth
lessy cut from an orange tree, the golden spheres
showing beautifully amid the green leaves. The
fruit are from his plantation mile south of the
city, where it lies pleasantly in fertile valley,
and is noted for the production of things that are
all excellent of their kind-as tobacco, fruits,
melons and various vegetables.
--latest advices from Monticello say that Mr..
VIM. Walker, the engineer who was injured in
the run-of last Monday, is In a critical condition.
Mr. Max Flatauer has been appointed
keeper of the city clock. His duties will be to
keep in good repair and running
DR. w. L. Moor and Miss L. B. Smith were
quietly married in this city to-day, Rev. T. E.
Smith officiating. The bride and groom left on
the two o'clock train for New York. where they
will spend about two months. The FLoRIDIAN
extends Learty congratulations.
Pigs Feet and Tripe.
At T. Il. RANDOLPH d Cos.
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