The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-07-16

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h., INC" herself wildly upon the body, calling
nun ner darling and her beloved, whereunon
nc GOV up and married her
white Msrs;y you can o9y from W. r. wison a full size
where for 800 s'ou as you purchase else
-FLoRIDTAN Item Box: "Sister Mary .svs
sue ooh IKE you, said small boy to fash
ny dressed dude What's the reason ?" Dont
"n""' unless 1t is when you kissed her the
"'"er night You made such a noise that m.
heard YOU Did she say that WAS the rea.
sun NO. not exactly but she said that Won
We're entirely too loud 10 suit her
Victoria Lawns, at cents yard At R w,,.on,.
he mack running between Tallah assoc and
ih'm"sv'Ile will change schedule next week.
leaving brownsville every Monday, Wednesday
anu friday, and Tallahassee every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday.
X Wilson has the largest stock OF low cut Sboes
| fered in Tallahassee SUMMER wear ever o.
we learn that the sub contractor on the
man route between Tallahassee and Carrabelle
HIS thrown up his contract because the paw was
100 small Mr. John McDougall, of the ITALIA.
hasSee p"Stoffice, has teegraphed to the DEPART
ment for instructions IA to future service
". K Wilson has the best assortment OF half hose
or gents in Tallahassee " ""'' no'e
Mr. john W. Briron left few days ago for
Baltimore
mo 10 TO w. r. Wilson and buy piece OF white .paid
n,nth ~ Zen cents yard. just the thing for powns
ones. P' -" ''e ii''ie
An Illinois farmer says that he gives his
h"Ss red pepper tea on their showing symptoms
OF hog cholera and cures every case; that he
has never lost one, while hi neghbors have lost
many.
Hoop Skirts - cents each, at W. R. Wilson'S
An excursion is advertised to leave for
Jacksonville next Monday. Fare for the round
trip, tickets 700 for Il week, 80 Is
w. r. Wilson sells a full size white Honey Comb
spread good quality for $l00.
Mr. 1. llar'ienbursh and family, of Virginia,
arrived at the st. James last week. Mr.. Fl has
come !" establish a broom factory at Tallahas-
see lie will pat up machine and make the
handles OF Florida wood. He saws broom corn
VIII grow here. 1t can be grown ut a very
trrlng cost, and our planters could find ready
sale at remun ratve prices, for all they can
produce. Mr.. H. has moved into Mr.. Kemper's
house, corner of Calhoun and Call streets.
W r: Wilson begins his annual taking OF stock the
last OF this month ill sell goods lower than ever Dur
ing the month of June.
One Tallahassee trut-grower has engaged
one hundred young Honey peach trees and one
hundred Of other choice varieties, which he will
put ont next season.
W. r. Wilson has large stock of Gents Balbrggan
and fancy Half Hose.
The tg crop in Tallahassee is unusually late
this season.
w. r. Wilson is sole for Keeps Shirts in ITALIA
hassee
obar # I on
bearing in this section this year. The fruit is of
good size and We'll shaped.
W r. Wilson sells Zieyler Rothers' celebrated Pha
delPhia Shoes for Ladies and Children.
The wced-culting season has arrived. Cut
thcm-but burn them.
~. X. Wilson is selling more Corsets than ever be-
fore Because he has the best .een in
Tallahassee
-Mr. II. f. Lilly, who exhibits Photographic
samples of fine work in his line, visits Taahas-
see with view to establishing marble yard
Large stock Of Gents Umbrellas at W. r. Wilson's
Mrs H. ~ Wilkes, of Ellaville is visiting
friends in Tallahassee
lars and Cuffs.
We learn that Mrs Richard Mitchell (nee
L"sicD died near Bralfordyille on Monday
Go to W r. Wilson'S for piece of BobInet Lace for
Mosquito Nets, he has five different qualities.
Little Ficdnnla, oldest daughter Of Mr. and
Mr.. Miles II. Johnson, who live near Lake Jack
son died on Tuesday night of congestion. The
funeral took place yesterday afternoon from the
NJ. f. Church, South
Mr. john A. Pearce Yesterday handed us an
apple, grown on his place in this city, which
measured nine inches in circumference. 1t was
Of the Grcening variety, OF pretty yellow color
mellow and of Il :liclous flavor. 1t was grown
from seeding purchased of Mr. Berckmans
nnr>rry, At Augusta, Ga. The tree has been
bearing six years, and now has on it fifteen
bushels of as fine apples grow anywhere
Three whit: couples were married in Leon
county last week At Cenreville, Miss Kate E
Crenshaw and Mr. G. NJ. Blackshear, Rev A. NJ
Manning officiating At Tallahassee, Mr.. VIM.
Rho es and Miss Ella Scott, daughter of Mr..
Allen Scott. At the residence OF Mrs E. A.
Livingston, Tallahassee, Mr.. James Mallory
and Miss Sallle Isler, Rev H. H. Kennedy off
| catng.
"A few months ago John Otey, an English
gardner, came to Tallahassee and commenced
working on the plantation of Mr. c. G. Pearce,
| adjoining the city on the west Last week he
was taken sick, and Sunday morning he was
found by Mr. J. NJ. Mayo and colored ma
with his heal submerged in spring on the
place and dead. The colored man who at
tended him says he missed the sick man about
IL o'clock Saturday, but thinking he had
gone to Mr.. Mavo's, did not institute search for
him until Sunday. 1t is supposed that he went
to the spring, laid down to get drink, tainted
and was drowned. Judge E. NJ West, who was
notified at once, summoned the following jurors
John 5. Winthrop A. B. Hawkins, e. N. Halde
man. c. L. Beard, J. A. Crichlow and L. A. Per
kins-to assemble AT the spring. where an inquest
was held on the body and verdict of Academia
drowning rendered