The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-10-01

| The eastern train due here at p Nj. Tues
day did not arrive until O'Clock last night
The delay was caused by washout aud sub
merged track near Baldwin
The handsomest Toilet Sets ever brought to Taahas.
nee 70 De round at Shay Yaegers.
Colonel j. F. Mcclellan, Captain c. E. L.
Allison, Hon H. w. Sindor, and Colonel c. P
Coker came in from the west yesterday
o. H. Dickensons is headquarters for sylph -four.
-General w. 81. Scbring, Hon. John West
colt, DR.. c. L. Mitchell, DR.. E. s. Grill Attorney
General Cooper, Colonel Angus Paterson and T
L. Clarke, ESQ.,, arrived on the delayed train
from the east last night
Go to Saxon Co.'S and buy ten pounds Old Govern
mentJava coffee for $2.0o. St
Mr.. j. A. Nelson, formerly of Lake City
but latterly of Charleston, this morning took
charge Of the telegraph Office on Monroe street
Miss George having resigned the position. which
for nearly two years past she has filed so eff
GENTLY
| IL you need a good California Blanket 20 to j. R.
$500 '
| Mr.. John G.. Collins, who has set as many
thousand types in Tallahassee as the next one,
has returned 10 his first love-" and yesterday
took cases in the FLoRIDlAE office John is a
clever gentleman and always works faithfully.
sons NO. "ackefei' 70 De mad AZ e. H. Dicken-
Mr.. j. w. Couch. railroad attorney at
Ocala, and Mr.. E. T. Williams, sheriff of Ma
rion county, are registered at the Morgan
ANY shade of Cashmere One Yard Wide can be
oDtalned At j. H. Cohen's for Is cents per yard.
-Hurah for the Tallyho Line subscrp-
lion paper for stock has been presented to only
two citizens-Captain W. p Susser and Mr. NJ
Lively-and they promptly subscribed $500
EACH Another gentleman says he will give rs
much as anybody, if not more. Strike while the
| irons hot, AMI The Tallyho line will be csiab-
lshed
Go to Shay & Yaeger's and the handsome Goa |
Vases and stove boards.
When you want neat printing, and want it
promptly, bring your job work to the FLO
RIDIAN job uffice-the largest in the State If
A full line Of clothing. at Z. A. Crawford & Co.'S
The ostrich in the Capitol yard came tromI}ra-
zil, and was presented to Governor Perry by Mr.
w. A. s. Wheeler, OF the First National Bank of
Pensacola. Ii is very gentle AMI steps about as
lelsurely as the Janitor when t!c A'jutant Gen
eral is absent from the building.
-Something nice at u. H. Dckcnsons those
Potomac Roe Herring.
Mrs. Il. Ii. Gamble and Miss Jennie Gam
BILE LETT yesterday for Baltimore.
-Drap d'Alma Cloths in Combination suite, Hand
Embroidered, be bought of j. X. Cohen for 50, S.
$40, $l2 and $15 per suit
Mr.. d. b. McginnesS, Lr., came in from New
York last night, and is busy Ia day opening his
fine stock OF goods.
-Ifyou want good chewing tobacco and cigars call at
f. A. Crawford Il Cos
Judge A. f. Maxwell, oil Pensacola, has
been appointed n member OF the Board oi Edu
cation of West Florida Seminary.
j X. Cohen can sell fine Hand Made Iady'- Kid
|. Shoe for $500
DIR. j. l.. Crawford, Secretary OF State, who
has been confined to his residence Tor sever;l!
days with light feverS, WAS able t. visit his office
| this morning.
"A full line Of dress goods, shceng ana shrting. at
| E. A. Crawford & Co.'S.
MIR. Charles j. +. Allen ot Louisville, owner
of Ethel Meadows" near Tallahassee, arrive
| a few days ago