The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-10-29

exuemes-make out much worse case than
really exists. This Is just what hes been done
mere Inn Ail, We are told by leading merchant
OF Tallahassee, and the cotton crop is much larg.
er IMAM many thought 1t would be.
Popular prices make popular store. Call
and see my goods, at Y. A. Levy'a
"A Maryland man recently committed sui-
cue because his wife went to ball arrayed in
Mother Hubbard Dress Some men are too par-
ticular to live.
cGns kdes Goshen Butter, the best In the city, at r. A.
-Messrs. Carpenter & Head have secured the
services Of firstclass French baker from New
orleans, WHO'S making better bread and prettier
cakes than were ever seen in Tallahassee.
-Mens' Heavy Wool Working Suits, only
$500, at Y. A. Levy's
Mrs. 8. Whitaker and Mr. Julian Betton have
returned from Virginia.
Try the I" Full Weight Cigar. and Rem Hm ch.v.
ing Tobacco ct Z. A. Crawford Cos
Mr.. Geo. w. Walker and bride arrived at
tallahassee last Thursday, and are stopping at
the residence OF Mrs. E. A. Brokaw, ON Monroe
street, where they we're the recipients of a sere-
made few nights ago.
-~@~ AAH~ VA OhAOiCu , duu MISSES lave
locks and Cloaks, at Y. A. Levy's.
The following graphic smile we find in an
exchange: Trying to do business without ad-
vertlslng is like winking at pretty girl in the
dark. You know what you are doing, but no
one else does"
Glass Putty, and man to put them in. Leave your
orders at Rawls Drug Store.
Mr.. John T. G. Crawford, recently admitted
to the bar, has gone to South Florida to look for
location. John is a son of our worthy Secreta-
~ OF State, DR.. John L. Crawford He is an ex-
cellent young man. and we trust he may be sue
cessful and prosperous wherever he may hang
out his single.
Mr.. q. Ellinger, formerly of New York
has accepted position aud taken charge of the
extensive clothing department of Y. A. Levy.
Cables bread is declared to be the best by all who
it ~
Mr.. w. A. Rawls receives regular frost
warnings from the U. S. Weather Bureau The
dispatches are posted at his drug store.
Ten cents will buy a pair of Chdrens,
Misses or Ladies' Hose that will compare with
those you pay 90 cents pair for.
Y. A. LEVY
The ruinous policy pursued by colored ten
ants of selling cotton seed Tor few cents per
bushel to he shipped out of the country should
be stopped. AS rule, the tenant system, as
conducted in this section, is, in great measure,
devastating. Tenants generally sell everything
from the premises that will bring them ready
money, no matter how small the sum, and rarely
ever do anything to improve the land. 1t rests
with landlords to change the present impover-
ishng system of tenantry and it behooves them
to do so at once. One of the first steps taken in
that direction should be clause in next years
contracts specifying that cotton seed shall re-
main on the place for feed, fertizing, &c, or, If
they are 10 be taken to local oil mills, let the
landlord send them there and take fertilizer in
exchange for seed.
IT. B. Byrd extends cordial invitation to everybody
to call and examine his Stock which is complete.
Rev T. E. Smith, Pastor of the Presbyte-
rian Church, returned from Synod Tuesday.
;.-375 Pairs of White Blankets, from $125 per
pair up, at Y. A. Levy's.
Mr.. Emmett McGritf has again accepted the
position of bookkeeper in the Singer Sewing
Machine Office
Always wait for Gallies Bread wagon 1t makes tsOc
rounds every day.
MIR. John j. Johnston, engineer on the
Western Division, received severe wound on
the head while working on a disabled engine at
| Quincy last Monday. He will be on duty in a
| few days.
Ladies' Brocaded Silk Russians and Heavy
| Cashmere and Beaver Newmarkets, at Y. A
Levy's
| Hon. D. S. Walker, Jr., left last week fol
Atlanta.
IT Rvrd has the finest stock of Confection cries
Fruits and Fancy Groceries in the city.
| Hon. Samuel Pasco stopped at the Capital
| Tuesday on his way home from Apalachicola.
Ladies' Merino and all Wool Under Vests
| from IS cents up, at Y. A. Levy's.
Some Leon county planters are talking o.
trying the cultivation of ramie. Mr. John
Winthrop has seen a decorlicatng machine, in
vented by Frenchman, in operation and is sat
isfied that il fills the bill
Delicious light Rolls, at Gallies City Bakery-erer
| day.
| -Messrs. John p Roberts and Miles H. John
son, two very successful planters, have con
cluded to enter the mercantile field in ITALIA
hassee, and will in a few days open a new stool
of goods at 4" Livey's Corner" Success to tn
new firm
-Chldrens' and Boys Overcoats, at Y.
Levy's
Mr. L. H. Strum has gone to Liv
Oak to take charge OF the Singer Sewing
Machine Office at that place
-Cakes Candies, Nuts, Cranberries, Fruits and Con
fectioneries of all kinds, al T. B. Byrds.
The DeLand GU Club have written to tn
Tallahassee Club in regard to shooting match
They will have to make team of five TO shoe
for the State badge. II they can't get up tina
number the Tallahassee Club will accommodate
them with any other kind of match
Rubber Mats, at Y. A. Levy's.
Mr.. NJ. Lively has just opened new sup
ply OF smoking tobaccos and fine cigars Sc
his advertisement for particulars.
# Byrd has the fanciest Stock Of fine Crackers
brought to this city.
Hon. C. M Cooper, Attorney General, re
turned to the Capital this week accompanied b,
his family. They are stopping with Mrs. j.
Williams, on Calhoun street.
The largest and handsomest stock of Rug
and Mats, at Y. A. Levys.
"A gentleman who always advertises in III
FLeRIDIAN when he has anything to sell, showe
Us a big roll of money the other day, and said
~that's what printers ink is doing for mel" 81
has an advertisement in the FLoRIDIAN now.
-Corned Fulton Market Beef at l2h cents per pound
ct 7. b. Byrd's.
-Childrens' suits from one and half years
any age, at Y. A. Levy's
| -Oor voun0 friend Mr. NJ L. Anderson lei