The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-04-02

J. Cohs Vs fancy goods dry goods shoee sent to
careful attention. '~"'e' Will receive prompt and
~ ''e case At W. r. Wilson's.
-Io'morrow night there will be a contest \,
"ie INK oil boys between the ayes of twelve and
htteen years for a handsome prize.
-onoice iat No shore MAckerel At Saxon 4 Co,
WILSON, oHs'Ae' oamOFie'' ten cents yard at W R
Mr.. John Day Perkins. Flour Broker, offers
several brands of -four to the trade only. amonO
tnem new and superior brand Granoua. y
wncn Is highly recommended for its purity.
Dealers would do we'll to give him a call see
card
state, Tor 81, at Y. A. Levy's. " w
-hites' Marbles Tops, &C.. &c, at T. B. Byrd's
Oar new Sheriff, Mr. John A. Pearce, makes
MS nrst advertisement in the FLoRIDIAN TODAY.
BIS. Hominy at 7. H. Randolph Cos
wilson move Sas verdict that such stock W
oee' 50
Henry Smith, who had his leg crushed at
lhe depot, had his leg amputated last Friday by
Ut Geo. II. Gwynn, assisted by Dr. W. l.. Moor.
de is dong well and will recover.
Cos - ~ 81 l. H. nAhuoiPn *
son q since his opening. So
DIR. A. B. Hawkins left for New Orleans a
le" days ago, accompanied by his brother, DR..
VIM Hawkins, Of North Carolina, and his
daughter They go TO be present at "a family re-
union In that city, at which there will be six
brothers-one from Texas, one from Louisiana
one from Mississippi, one from Florida and two
from North Carolina.
The largest and most gorgeous stock of Paraso-,
WILSON, 'A'H'"R mofeiiAf IN Tallahassee at '" R.
Cream Cheese at Saxon & Cos
MI Arthur Chaires, of Saniord, who is visiting
friends IN Tallahassee, desires to purchase car
load OF fine mich cows before he leaves Tor
home IN next Saturday
Call and see some Nobby STYLES in Clothinu no
tro uble to show Goods, at Y. A. Levys.
should the trade W r. Wilson is now doing continue
Tor ~ days he would clean out his large Spring 50
Colonel ID. G. Wilson, the handsome Clerk
OF the State Supreme Court, is in the city circu-
lating among his numerous friends The court
adjourned few days snce-,Jtct s3nriXe HeruM
Buy q can Of the Celebrated l." Gem Baking Powder.
and secure handsome present free. at T. B. Byrds
Fans, including hand painted rich and patterns
at W. K Wilson's.
Capt. c. F. l.. Allison, of Quincy, is in the
city.
-Macaroni. TapiOca Farina and Corn Starch, at t H.
1000 yards Hamburg Ed ging and Insertings at the
uniform price OILS cents per yard at j. r. Cohens
Major Jas. E. Broome and son, OF Quincy
are registered at the Morgan
White Victoria Lawns. beautifully fine one yard wide
Tor ten cents, at W. X. Wilson's.
A Full Line of Gents Nobby Straw Hats at y A
Levys
Mr. IT, W. Rugg was made happy last Mon
day evening by the arrival of his wife and daugl-
ter, from Olean, n Y When they left their
Northern home there was foot of snow on the
ground
French Candies at T. B. Byrd's for Is per
pound.
Ribbons in all widths and color-, shown in a new
case, nc W. r. Wilson'S
A number of the prisoners in the county
Jail, led by Jonas Jackson, made an attack on
Peter Brooks one morning last week, and beat
him severely. 1t is thought that their plan was
to make An attack on Peter, hoping that Mr. F.
G. Wilkes would rush up excited, throw the
door open and they would overpower him and
escape. But Peter told him not to open the
door. adding, they may kill me, but don't let
them escape" About this time Sheriff Pearce
arrived, Peter rescued from his Assaiants
and order restored.
Canned Fruits and Vegetables by the dozen at close
figures AT T. H. Randolph y Cos.
Numbers OF our ladies who have received large pack
ages of samples from New York merchants do not hest
that w. K Wilson's stock cheap and as
anything tneX seen and they are thF9Ttg
wilson F''N'N'''e ~' ''@' "A' VI 50 ~
The spring term of Leon county Circuit
Court adjourned Tuesday evening Among the
last cases disposed of was that of Arnold Jordan
for selling liquor without license He was fined
1856 and costs. An appeal WAS taken to the Su-
preme Court.
Ladies' will please bear in mind that sell child
rens and Ms~es nobby styles of Straw Hats rs to
Levy
satteens, beautiful styles ten cents a yard at W R.
Wilson
DIR. 5 Harmon, practical optcian, gradu
ate OF St. Petersburg, Russia, has taken office
at the ST. James and offers his services to The
public. See advertisement
Embroidery silks on spools, in all coors at j. R.
Cohen's. 50-3t
Mr. A j. Fish has about completed the new
residence of Mr.. David Cook, on South Cal
houn street, and number of young people had
pleasant dance therein on Tuesday night
T B, Byrd has the Finest stock Of French and Plain
Candies in the city.
You can get splendid supper at the " Fair
and Feast " next Tuesday night.
Good stock Of Hosiery at Saxon & Co.'S
A half dozen costumed Knights, Prot II
Cline, A. J. Crchlow, l.. A. Perkins, w. r. Da-
mon w. NJ Markham aud VIM. Papy entered
for the skating tournament at the rink last Fri
day night Cline and Crchlow tied in the first
contest In the second trial Mr. Cline won, and
was awarded the prize-a monthly skating tick
Ell.
Beef Ton que, Dried Beef, Fulton Market Beef at T.
II. Randolph Cos
"A two-n,ile race. for the championship of
Tallahassee, will take place at the rink next
Tuesday night. A handsome gold medal will
be awarded 10 the winner, the most erciing
event of the season. Admission 25 cents
F. G. MCCALL, Manager.
Have you those nice figured Linen Lawns, at ~
cents per yard, at Saxon q Cos
IT L. Clarke, Esq, of The Monticello bar
registered at The Morgan this morning.
The FLoRIDIAN this morn ing enjoyed a call
by Rev A. F. Ashurst OF the editorial staff Of
The FYorda Baptist Wines
Another party from The Morgan visited
Wakulla Spring on Monday. During the clear
spring weather this natural wonder can be seen
To great advantage, and tourists should come to
this beautiful portion of Florida to visit it, A so
journ at The Morgan and ride TO the Spring
through The charming scenery Of this country
will constitute one of their pleasant recoections