The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-12-10

--ssnaior ThoA +. swearingen, Of wakull..
was IN the city yesterday.
Coi. =. ". Malone, Of Quincy. REGISTERED :,
the 81. James yesterday.
" d. Atkins has moved his family to
."e Guy. They are occupying the Kemper cot.
'aEe on Calhoun street.
Note and Letter Heads, assorted colorz a,
tne FLoRIDrAN Office.
defy ssn prices for the best Family orocere.
We understand that joint stock company
wi" oe organized at Crawfordville TO- morrow
'of the purpose of establishing newspaper At
'aa' place. The stock of the company is to con-
s's' OF fourteen shares of $50 each, and we learn
'hai she shares are all taken but one. by the fol-
lowing persons: DR.. John l.. Crawford 1 Hon
w. W. Walker 2, Fl. H. Walker, l. N. R
walker l, Hon. T. F. Swearingen |. Hon. r
w. Ashmore I, Judge W. T. Duval l. and R.
Ion mcleod o. They propose to start the paper
a. al carry day and We wish the enterprise un-
bounded success.
-the County School Board has pure hased
TWO lois from Captain r. A. Shine, corner of
Duval and Tennessee streets, on which thew
Will erect commodious public school building.
ouch building is needed in Tallahassee and
the location is very desirable one
Robnp Pms suPsro, Favorng Extracts Richardson.
ana vegetables, at Dickenson's
MIR. Geo. G. Morgan, formerly of The Nor.
gan, tallahassee, and Colonel A. II. Haskins of
Tue Egmont, Fernandina, will take charge of
large new hotel at Silver Spring Mr.. Morgan
goes to Cincinnati this week to buy furniture.
and will open the hotel about the middle of
January
MI Phil. L. Roberts has returned from Ten
nessee, from whence he brought lot of fine
Durham cattle for his father, Col T. J. Roberts, of
Centrevile
Mr.. T. B. Oliver. some years ago city editor
of the FLoRIDIAN, and now on the editorial
staff OF the Tropical Paradise, Jacksonville, has
taken charge of the White Springs Hotel, in
Hamilton county, and will give low rates to
families The railroads give low rates of fare
from all points, and Mr. Oliver has first-class
accommodations for 200 guests.
-Bedsteads Chairs and Mattresses at Damon's.
"A Flat Dutch Turnip, weighing oyer seven
teen pounds and measuring 80 inches in cir
cumiefence, is on exhibition al Schrader's Drug
Store and was grown from seed sold by him.
Colonel Chandler H. Smith, of Madison,
was at the St. James yesterday.
Mr.. NJ L. Oglesby, the popular Manager of
the Leon last winter, reached Tallahassee on
Tuesday. He comes to superintend the fitting
up of the New Leon, in which he proposes to
spread New Years dinner
The fall term of Leon Circuit Court begins
next Monday, with six cases on criminal and
eighteen on the civil docket All of the former
and ten of the latter are continued from last
term
MIR. W. D. HART has purchased the dwelling
house and premises of Mr.. John Galie, corner of
McCar,y and Boulevard streets
Tic members of the NJ E. Church. South,
are preparing to cheer the hearts of the little
ones by having Christmas tree. All congrega-
tons should do this much for the children
Those who deal in Christmas goods are put
ting them on sale this week.
Better stop your cough while you can. Bye
aud bye nothing will do it, 1t is worth needing,
that Parkers Tonic is the best thing known for
coughs, colds, torpid liver, kidney troubles and
weak lungs. You risk your life in waiting
Take it while there is yet time. 33'4w
-Vice-President Chipley, of The Pen sacola
and Atlantic Railroad, and Hon. s. s. Harvey,
President of the Pensacola Board of Commits
sioners, registered at the St. James yesterday.