The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-10-22

seed Rye for sale BY Saxon d Co. n
ihoee who have seen my large assortment
OF carpets say that it is the finest assortment
tney have ever seen in Middle Florida The
low prices win astouish YOU. and comnare With
mus. u Migef cues. 7. A. LEVY.
Mr.. John B. Davids, who purchased the
Humphreys tract for the purpose of engaging in
stock farming, has ordered five tons of hay seed
That looks like business.
Co.'S. N'''nine' &C., as saxon q
Miss Jennie Clark arrived from Pulaski.
Tenn. Oh Tuesday
-Cniidrens separate pants, at T. A. Levy's
Eou wish to save money. buy your Groceries from
Colonel c. N Haldeman has gone 70 South
Florida to look after his landed interests in that
section. - '""'
Hemp and Nepair Mattings will wear as
well as carpets, from % cents up at Levy's.
III you want blank books or other rule work
send your orders to the FLoRIDIAN binderv. If
RsEysporsted Apples and Fancy Dried Apples at T. H.
We are reliably informed that Mr.. CoIom.
OF Philadelphia, has written to Mr. Houghton,
that he will be down this winter, bringing with
him an experienced tobacco-grower to superin-
tend his crop, and that he intends planting
largely. Mr.. COLON expresses himself as fully
satisfied with the reliability of the industry
What we need now is leaf house to handle the
product, encouraging the farmers to plant as
they would then be certain of market, and Mr.
Houghton informs us there is a good margin on
the leaf. Will not some enterprizing citizen of
lioho tokl :.Lo l..
-Childrens and Boys Overcoats at Y. A.
Levy's.
1t keeps clerk busy at Raws selling SOAP
When you want neat printing, and want it
promptly, bring your job work to the Flo
RIDIAN job office-the largest in the State If
Rubber Mats, at Y. A. Levy's
Two TO four bottles of p. p. p. (Prickly
Ash, Poke Root and Potassium,) will cure any
case of Scrofula, Rheumatism, Syphilis or other
Blood Poison. For sale by NJ Lively, Talahas-
see. 60I-ccw
The largest and handsomest stock of Rugs
and Mats, At Y. A Levy's
Mayor Pearce and Messrs j. l.. and L.
G. Demilly lett for the Gulf coast few days
ago.
Strained Honey and country Syrup, at T. II
Randolph Cos ,
-Chufas appeared in the Tallahassee market
this week
For the best cent cigar in the city go to Saxon
bers. St
There is an abundant crop of fine pecans
IN the Tallahassee country this season.
-Overcoats, Cloaks, Shaws nice Business Suits Hats
Caps, &c, at Saxon Cos.
The careful selection of seed, year by year,
q o. W lv INN
quality of the product on any farm.
-Straton 4 Storms Cigars. at Saxon l. Cos.
-Prospectors are arriving almost every day.
Our beautiful hill county charms them at
0nce
Gin Betting, Laces Hooks. &C.. at Saxon & Con
If you have books, magazines or music 10
bind, bring them to the FLoRIDIAN bindery the
best in the State. If
Judge Alfred A. Andrews, of the Florida
Immigrant, has returned from his summer vaca-
ton, spent in New England. He was accompa-
MED by his family, who are pleasantly domiclled
at Alta Vista, his beautiful suburban residence.
The biggest lot of soap brought to Tallahassee
may be seen in Rawls' Show Window.
Nothing so "shnes up" man as Mica
suit of clothes that are paid for and fit him.
Call and see us for anything you want in this
line, as We have clothes enough to "suit the
whole country Y. A. LEVY
MIR. B. w. Berry, of Cenlreville, will sell a
number of fine Jersey milch cows-the finest in
Middle Florida. See card.
White Shirts for Boys and Men, from so
cents up. at Y. A. Levy's.
MIR. John c. kcmper wife and daughter
Miss Kate, arrived from Louisville last Satur-
day.
Gold Leaf Goldfish and No Mackerel, just in, Da
mons.
Mr.. e. Elinger, formerly of New York
has accepted position and taken charge of the
extensive clothing department of Y. A. Levy.
Mrs. Allen, wife of Hon. Geo. W. Allen, OF
Key West, is the guest of Mrs. George Lewis,
on Calhoun street
Ten cents will buy a pair of Children's
Misses or Ladies Hose that will compare with
those you pay 20 cents pair for
Y A LEVY.
There were a nun Der of fine watermel-
ons in the Tallahassee market on Saturday.
"A full line of Chiirens and Misses Have
locks and Cloaks, at Y. A Levys.
Brunswick Hams and Breakfast Bacon. always fresh,
at Damon
DIR. c. L. Mitchell, Commissioner of Lands
and immigration, was yesterday called to Fort
Meade where his mother is seriously i'll.
Popular prices make popular store. Call
and see my goods at Y. A. Levy's.
October peaches, OF which there are some
very fine ones in this section are ripenIng.
-375 Pairs of White Blankets, from 81 25 per
pair up, at Y. A. Levy's.
Mrs E. A. Brokaw has purchased the Poole
mansion. corner Tennessee and Monroe streets,
one of the most desirable properties in ITALIA
bassee, and has had a new dining room added
on the east side and made other Improvements on
the building Mrs Brokaw is now prepared 10
entertain more guests than ever, and will always
supply her table with the best the market affords.
At her home the comforts of home are assured.
See card 10 another column.
Ladies Brocaded Silk Russians and Heavy
Cashmere and Beaver Newmarkets, at Y. A.
Levy's
Mr. H. D. Saxon, brother of Mr.. Geo. w.
Saxon, and South Florida orange grower, has
been in the city this week
Ladies Heavy and Light Weight Jerseys,
all styles and shades, at Y. A. Levy's
Capt P. Houstoun, of Lakeland Stock
Farm, who raises as many fine horses as any
man in Florida, drives pretty young hlly that
trots q mile way under three minutes on the
road. Properly trained she would make her
mile as quick as any Florida raised animal.
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