The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-10-08

| rue last quarterly meeting of the present
conference year will be held at the M. E Cburch
SCUM, IN Tallahassee, on the 9Th and 18th Of
| October A "
-ents Wool Under suits complete, at 7. A. Laws.
c,o.s In Wholesale lots be bought nj yerv
| discomfort is the want of self-reliance-i
is infrmi,y of will
Sv rsrs socd chewing tobacco and cigars call a.
| sons. ~"pe o"iafs' ~ cents, ut W. r. VIII
| MI X A. Shine, Jr.. has sent up his resign a.
.ou rs route agent, and will attend Medical
Oo'ege al Baltimore this winter.
SHIRTS for Boys and Men, from so cents up At
ss. Co have resident buyer in New York who
| offered. ~ W 'AAe IN extra bargains when
"A pound party-the young woman who is
learning to play on the piano.
th. and Plain asnnes for SUITS will be worn
you buy ''D "'m % cents to sl'so on every hat
Mrs. T. H. Randolph has returned from a
TWO weeks visit to friends at Quincy
ySo dozen Embroidered Handkerchief novelties Mt w
aOO new Cypress Barrels from Hamn. Factory, at
An Ohio court has decided that a man ia the
owner OF his wifes clothes. If his wife's new
bonnet at any time does not please her, he can
wear 1t himself. This is a very important decis
ion
jacob r. Cohen's Stock is now complete and custom.
order ~ " f " "
r. A. Crawford & Co keep everything Won can call
- The attention of persons desiring fine
cat tia 4.
John Bradford, of Water Oak Stock Farm.
Ladies' Heavy and Light Weirht Jersevs ell stvles
and SHADES, at Y. A. Levy's.
- K Cohen has Complete line of Cotton Flannels
all colors ranging from cts. to Is cts. per yard.
The longest life is short at best
hanokerchiefs. rs cents. at w. K. Wilson's
All kinds of book and pamphlet work done
in good sly lie al the FLoRIUIAN office If
Ladies Brocaded Silk Russians and Heavy Cashmere
and Beaver Newmarkets, at Y. A. Levys.
loo dozen all linen Printed Border Handkerchiefs, Is
cents, at W. r. Wilson's.
Mrs. Smith, wife OF The late Dr. John
Smith, died AT Miceosukie last Sunday night.
j. R. Cohen can sel fine Hand Made Lady's Kid
Shoe for $500.
If you want good Blankets. go see Saxon Cos
stock.
A full line of Children's Misses Haveocks and
Cloaks, at T. A Levy's
300 Dozen Printed Lawn Handkerchief 10 cents at W
K. Wilson's.
-Drar d'Alma Cloths in Combination suits Hand
Embroidered, be bought of j. r. Cohen for &c. S.
80 $l2 and SIS per suit.
Mr. NJ. Lvely's Spring Hill place, on the
high plateau northeast OF the city. is one of The
most desirable building sites around Tallahassee.
The tract contains about seventy-tive acres of
excellent land, and is almost as level as floor
He has fine grove OF LeConte pear trees Just
coming into bearing, large number of orange
and pecan trees growing nicely, and Il consider
able grove of young LeConte trees, on which he
is having the kei:er and other choice pears
budded
Amy shade of Cashmere. One Yard Wide. can be
obtained at j. r. Cohens for % cents per yard.
NO Dozen Printed Border Handkerchief cents at
W. X. Wilson's.
The Tallahassee Gun Club will leave for
Pensacola on the 18th, and on the 18th will shoot
a match with the Dixie Gun Club OF that city for
the State badge We expect our boys to return
with the badge, but they hardly win by so
large Il score as on the 4th O; July. Round trip
tickets for one fare
Ten cents will buy pair Chidrens Misses or La
dies Hose that W II compare with those ~ cents
pair for. Y A. LEVY.
Silk Checks % and 80 yard. at W R. Wilson's
IL You need good California Blanket go to j. X.
Cohen and buy one He can give you IA for
$500
Judge J. c. Knapp, Agricultural editor of
the Times Union; DR.. }. NJ. Fariie, Of Jackson
vile; Mr. J. IIirst of Bronton; Hon. Z. A. Fin
ley, editor oil the Lake City Reporter, and Hon.
w. T. Weeks. OF Bradford county, were among
The visitors To the FLoRIDIAN sanctum the pas
week.
Gallo fact q
Cos.
English Ponges 20 yard. at W. r. Wilson's.
MIR. S. Co'ncr arrived from New York on
Tuesday.
-Melanges rs cents yard, at W. R. Wilson's.
| -Straton & Storms Cigars at Saxon & Cos.
Try the Orange Belt Cigar, at Affords.
e. A. Crawford & Co.'S stock of dry goods is COM
plete.
| If you want copy OF the Constitution, in
pamphlet FORM send ten cents in stamps to the
FLoRIDIAN, Tallahassee. If
Mrs. Phillip Dzialynski, and her daughter
Miss Fannie, of Fort Meade, are in the city for
| a few days.
Silk Striped Alpacas in all the New Shades, at IS
cents yard at W. L. Wilson's.
Gin Betting Laces, Hooks &c, at Saxon Co.'S
| Among the visitors to the Capital the past
week were Col. W. D. Chpey, Vice President
of the p s. A Railroad, Hon. J. W. Malone, of
Quincy; Hon. r. w. Davis, Attorney for the
Florida Southern Railway; Major Alex Moseley,
Superintendent of the State Asylum; Hon B.
H. Palmer, of Lake City; Col c. F. Shuey, of
the Florida Lumber Company: Mr. T. L.
Clarke, CT Monticello Hon. Hugh A. Corley, of
Leesburg; Mr. W. r. Blake, of Lloyds: Alfred
Bishop Mason, of the J. r. & K. w. r. r. C. D.
Owens, of the s. F. &. W. Ry.; d. E. Maxwell,
of the F. R. g. n. CO.; !. NJ. Kreamer, of the
Disston Company; j. f. Ionge, A. j. Henry
and A. G. Bigeow, of Lake City
Don't fail to Call and Examine j. r. Cohens hand
come line OF Dress Goods and Shoes.
Body Ca.hmeres Double Width. in Black and New
Shades for Is cents u yard at '" n Wilson's
MIR. H. w. Chant has completed the res
toration of Mr. Green A. Chaires Hallet i Da-
Wis Piano. He has thoroughly renewed the
mechanism equal to new, put in an entire new
set of strings, applied three coats of varnish and
polished the Case We had the pleasure of an
examination of the tone and finish, and was
much surprised that such good, bright wor x
could he done away from factory. He has, at
| a cost OF 1928, converted a comparatively worn
out instrument into its original beauty and use.
The family and their friends are delighted with
the result We are glad Mr.. Chant maintains
the reputation and confidence he has
| Gained mony our most cfitcaal families