The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-01-13

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81 Coles & Co.
DIR. Jno. B. Marshall and family were at III,
Leon yesterday en- route TO the New Orleau,
Exposition.
-Coi' James B. Gamble has several hundred
me orange and LIE Conte pear trees for sale. Sc,
his advertisement.
use Smiths Worm OIL For sale by NJ. Lively. AL!
Mayor Kelly, of Carrabee. is in the city
"A good stock OF Toilet Soap at Saxon d Cos 80
The January term of the Supreme Cour
begins to-day
Mrs. Rouse, wife of the late Amos Rouse. O
this county, was buried in the City Cemetery on
the 7th. Funeral services were held at the NJ
E. Church.
Trace Chains, Backbands, Plow-nes, Hames, Col
| iArS' &C. &C., cheap at Saxon Co.'S. SO
| Mr. j. W. Thompson, editor of the Jackson
vile feoptss Journal, was in attendance at the
inauguration last Tuesday and paid his respects
tothe FLoRIDIAN office. Mr.. Thompson, though
! colored man, advocated the election of General
Perry in the late campaign.
best Goshen Butter and Cream Cheese TO
be found always at Coles & Co.'S. st.
cM,Nsfs' all Sizes by the pound keg at Saxon 4
|os 80
Judge w. w. Tumblin, member of the As
sembly from Bradford county, hands us some
specimens of oranges which speak well for the
climate and soil of his favored locality. They
are the largest we have seen this season. are of
'he homossassa variety, there were forty like
them on The tree, and were from Il Seeding only
SIX years old that had lost a season by trans.
planting.
l. b. Byrd has the finest Apples in the CITY, 80
AT the surgical clinics At Florida University.
on Saturday, tumor weighing over five pounds
was taken from the back Of a colored boy eight
years Old. The removal of the tumor reduced
the boys weight one-tfth. He is doing we'll
Colonel W. W. Moore, Of the Starke
Telegraph, called To see US few DAYS aro
Colonel A W. Cockrell, of jacksonville. is
in the city.
M-Go to T. b. Byrds for Fruits Nuts. Candies. &c 20
-On Friday Dr. w. n. Leonard received a
telegra n summoning him to the bedside of Dr.
3D. Spencer, vino was very i'll at Jacksonville.
DR.. Leonard let on the evening train. but DR.
Spencer died early Saturday morning, of conges.
ton of the lungs
Colonel John f. Page and wife arrived from
New York on Saturday,
Go to Saxon Il Co.'S for Milo Maize Seed One pound
pants four acres This is the greatest forage plant in
Misses Fannin and Gertie Dzialynski,
daughters OF Mr.. Pnlip Dzalynski, of Fort
Meade, are guests at The Krause House
Look out for sharpers. A number Of susp-
clOus characters arrived at Tall ahassee few
days ago.
Hancock Plow, Georgia Stock Plow and
Avery Plows, at Johu l. Flatauers 80
Pillow Materials of all kinds Articles not in
stock ordered short notice, at John l. Fla
tauers 80
A large and fresh lot of Garden Seeds, also
Seed Potatoes, just arrived at John l. FIatauer's
Mrs. w. G. Ball is visiting friends at Au-
ella.
Mr.. Samuel Ill found bunch of keys on
the street one day last week The owner will
find them at the FLoRIDIAN office.
headquarters for nice Groceries at Coles &
Cos 81.
Our friend and fellow typo, Mr.. W. n
Shine, OF Orlando, has been in the city for the
past week.
Before going the theatre stop in at T. b. Byrd's
and get a box OF nice French Candy 80
Mr. j. p. Carroll, OF Tallahassee and Miss
SAllie r. WycIe, of Housloun, Texas, were mar
red at tue latter place ON the first instant The
day, and will this week take up their abode in
the Clark cottage, corner OF Pensacola and Bro
naugh streets.
at fancy and s sm in quantity .R BYR spns''
Both houses OF the Legislature have gone to
work 10 earnest.
Mr. j. D. Vickers has charge of the Office at
the ST. James.
Tha baaf fort hA1 eSavo n
Co.'S. %
DIR. j. J. Harris, of the Sanford journal
Captain c. A Finley, of the Lake City Reporter
Hon. d. 81. McAlpin, OF the Live Oak Bulletin,
ana Colonel J. II. Ancrum, of the Jasper Times
made pleasant calls at the FLoRIDIAN office last
week
The Pleasant Jr, Horse, oe and Cultivator, and
full assortment of Pows and Pillow gear, cheaper than
ever, at Saxon Cos. 80
Colonel VIM. MacWilliams, the electric ora
tor who rendered such eloquent service during
the campaign, was elected Secretary of the Sen
ate in quite spontaneous manner. Every
body seems to like the genial c olonel, who is
ever up to the situation whatever il may be-in
"camp or COURT al ball or barbecue. BY the
way, we are told that the Colonel did some horn
pipe practice at the inaugural ball which was
ahead OF anything commonly seen in the light
fantastic" line, and WAS much lmred as a
specimen of good old fashioned dancing.
For the best assortment the fullest stock and the
lowest prices, 60 to Saxon Cos variety store. 80
Conductor James and Engineer w. II. Ste
vens last Saturday brought in The largest train
ever seen on this road consisting Of forty-two
cars
A new stock of nice ready-m suits for boys.
youths and men, at moderate prices, at Saxon Co.'S ~
Pleased to receive a call from Mr.. Charles
r Magce, senior editor Of the Pensacola
Adcance Gazette, an able and influential semi
weekly paper.
Prince Edward Island Early Rose Seed Potatoes
the best You will ind plenty OF them Ct saxon D Ces
Colonel j. H. Ancrum. editor OF the Jasper
Times, called on the FLoRIDIAN the other day,
but did not stay long enough.
If you like good bread " Granona Flour and
Royal Baking Powder at Wholesale retai at Saxon
Co.'S. ~
Umbrellss! Umbrellasi
silk, Alpaca and bingham in all grades, at D. B Ne
ginnis, JFs. 80.
Mundell's Solar Tip shoes.
W. r. Wilson has q full line OF Mundells Solar Tip
Children This shoe has reputation second to
Cigars, Cigars. Cigars.
The best in the city At (39j T. b. BYRD'S.