The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-03-05

oi guests during the past week.
New Stock Of Spring Lawns 1t saxon Acn,. Az
The second term Of the Medical Depar,men,
OF Florida University closed last weak and
Frofs. Brown, Chancellor and Hand left for ,h.;,
respective homes via the New Orleans Exposi
ton.
Black Lace Bunting, at Saxon & Cos. a
Dr. Bradley is highly recommended as a
nrSt-ciass dentist. wherever he has been. His
WORK 10 giving good satisfaction here Those
wishing their teeth fixed will do well to improve
this opportunity a8tf
New Style square shaped gold band decorated Chin.
ket a. ss4 9e p5ess most stylish table in the mar
The cost of feeding fowl for a year is from
ninety cents to one dollar. Two dollars De
lowi profit can be made by good management
and knowledge of the business.
General Assortment OF all kinds Of Fancy Furr,,n,a
Willow Chairs &C.. at Tallahassee Furniture Emporium
1t Is all the fashion now TO use little gold
mice Tor shoe fastenings. Gentlemen who are
aware OF this fact inuse life into dull social
assemblies by informing some healthy young
lady that there are dozen mice under her chair.
Co.'S N'' Stock of YaFdwide Dress FOuard', at Saxon
Large group photographs of Senators and
Representatives of 1885 at Harpers, Monroe ST.,
South Of Capitol. Aft
The latest styles in Coored Shirts at Saxon Co.'S
The great value which tiing adds to land
Is shown in the case of the onion tract al Ches-
ter, in Orange county, N. Y, which once was
worthless piece of ground, but is now said to
be worth 81 900 an acre. Last season 1870 900
bushels OF onions were grown on these mead
ows, and were sold, it is stated, for more than
$4,000. This seasons crop is expected to be
larger.
Toilet and Laundry Soaps, at Saxon & Cos As
-FLoRIDIAN Item Box: Mrs. Milletiower Ito
dres shaker, who has just taken Mrs. Mile
flowers measure: II wish you to make two
waists to this dress" Dressmaker (who is lit
tie deaD: Two waists, Mrs. Millrflower?"
" Yes; my daughters receiving the atte ,.tions of
a young man, and one waist won't last no time
Full Stock of Hardware, at Saxon & Co.'S. IS
We refer readers to the law card of Colonel
Fred. T. Myers. We are satisfied that it has
only to be known he is in practice TO secure
business from public to whom his professional
ability is well known.
-Messrs. w. H. H lskell and G. G. Gibbs,
proprietors Of the Tallahassee Nursery, have
card in our advertising columns. Both Of these
gentlemen understand the business thoroughly.
and propose to enlarge their varieties of trees,
shrubs, &c
The Leon county Democratic Executive
Committee, at meeting held last Saturday,
recommended Mr. John A. Pearce to Governor
Perry for the office of Sheriff. soon to he made
vacant by the resignation of Capt. Moseley
Mr.. Pesrce has made excellent officer in
other positions of honor and trust and he will
make good Sheriff.
Three white and fifteen conred couples
were married in Leon county during the month
of February.
There were four entries-B. L. Blanchard,
Joe Collins, w. NJ. Markham and d. J.
DeMilt-for the barrel race at the rink on
nearly lap.
Quite number of strangers and citizens
took advantage of the beautiful days during the
past week to visit the famous Wakulla Spring
a few miles south of Tallahassee.
State Superintendent, A. J. Russell, paid
visit yesterday to the West Florida Seminary,
and was present at the opening exercises. On
request of President Rivers he delivered very
interesting and highly instructive address to the
school, 10 the course Of which ne EXP ressed his
deep satisfaction at the excellent character of
the Students and spoke OF the Seminary as an
institution in which the people of the State may
we'll feel pardonable pride.
EARLY Maryland Seed Corn, guaranteed genuine at
Saxon Co.'S %
1t having been suggested that the remarks
;k,,f<~r laok ife In
"sick poor OF the city," (uo reference whatever
being made to the county poorD were an effort
to attach blame to the City Council, we must
say that he did not intend to do so, nor could
he do so if the facts in the premises were fully
understood. About year ago the Council ap-
propriated SIS month to supply medicines for
the poor in the city, under certain stipulated
rnleS and regulations, and no reqnisiton has
ever been made on the authorities for any por-
ton Of the appropriation, but we trust that
steps may be at once taken to make the appro-
priation available for those for whom it was so
gene rously made.
Judge A. A. Andrews, the senior member
of the firm of Andrews & Choate, Of the Tai
lahassee Real Estate Exchange, has purchased
the Barrow place, 40 acres, with Improvements,
stock, etc. on the Miccosuke road, one and
half miles from the city, aud, with the aid OF Mr.
Leicester Adds, late of Montreal, Canada, who
arrived last week, and who will become perma-
nent resident here, will greatly improve this
choice property, and apply the most approved
methods to its cultivation as vegetable farm
Judge Andrews is handsomely and tastefully i'm
proving the Page place, which he purchased last
year for his own residence, having set out large
| numbers of fruit trees of different varieties
thereon, repaired and reprinted the dwelling,
and enclosed the entire tract az acres) with a
neat and substantial fence His growing crop
of oats looks as fourishng as any IN the county
and when the trees begin to show their leaves,
Hillside" as the place has been most appropri-
aiely named, will be as charming home as can
| be seen in Florida. We understand that by next
fall it will be ready for the occupancy OF the
family
sPRuNG CLOTHING TO ORDER!
| From Browning King Co., New York;
| Wanamaker d Brown, Philadelphia;