The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-04-16

objection to tin fact we think a non-partisa
delegation from Leon would be best for all con-
cerned.
II can sell You suit of Clothing from SIS to SIS that
VIII put your $a to $50 suits that order abroad
| Ia the shAde. Y. A. LEVY.
-Kyber Cloths new fabrics very stysl for Misses a,
| E. H. Myers "
w R. Wilson has the Canopy Top Paraso- Some
tnlng entirely new and novel,
"A gentleman who is well vcrsed in regard to
cattle says that after the sap rises in the spring
cattle driven from north to south a distance of
thirty miles or more are sure to die and those
| driven from south to north will not die but the
cattle they come in contact with will die Driv.
ing them east and west has no effect upon them.
500 Cohen sells 10 yards of L0n'dAe - 'Aee EEL for
| Quilts worth 81 which he is selling for 81 left.
Hubs, spokes and Rims, at Saxon Co.'S
"A large stock OF extra size Clothing to fit fat and
lean men, at Y. A Levy's.
Mrs George Lewis arrived from Kew West
on Monday
w. r. Wilson's stock is simply gorgeous.
For good Tea and Coffee. 90 TO Saxon 4 Cos
-Nobby Suits for Young Men in Plaids and Small
Checks, at y. A. Levys
Mr.. w. NJ. Mcintosh, Sr., returned from the
Exposition on Saturday.
Myers '= IT,
There is no mistake about w R. Wilson's Spring
Stock being the largest cheapest and most complete
seen in Tallahassee.
-275 pieces fast-coored Figured Lawns at cents at
Y. A. Levy's.
How can j. r. Cohen manage sell his goods so
reasonable is often asked the issimpy because
cash. can therefore afford to give his customers the
dement, In prices. JU-N
When we went to press last Thursday, The
full returns were not in. The receipts of the
Fair and Feast" were 1851
Ask to see the Pride Of Egypt Half Hose at W. r.
Wilson's
200 pieces Spring Prints, at per yard Levy
"A full line Of Crackers plain and fancy, r. II Ran
doph & Cos.
There was large attendance at the rink
las; Friday night to witness and take part in the
closing tournament and fancy dress carnival, af
ter which the skaters enjoyed pleasant dance
of few hours.
no Gents Blue Flannel Suits, from s. mp, at Y. A
Levy's
The rush of the ladies still continue at W. r. VIII
sons.
Pine Tar, in tin cans, at Saxon K Cos.
loo pieces Lonsdale yard wide Bleaching at cents
per yard, at y. A. Levys.
Simmons Iron Cordial renovates and en-
riches the Blood. and accelerates its action
Sold by NJ. Lively. Druggist, Tallahassee, Fla.
April, Is, 18s5-2w
W H. wilson SprlnS StOck s q granu succesF
The handsomest line of Ladies' neck in the city
be found at ]. r. Cohen Dry Goods Palace. 53t
The best Vinegar for pickles or table good and
strong, at Saxon & Cos.
Oriental Laces, at E H. Myers
Coles & Dickinson will begin supply ice regularly
on lst May the more you use the cheaper you get it
Miss Kate s. Beard, the beau tiiul and
complished daughter of the late Col. Vim. X.
Beard was yesterday married to Mr.. Milton G.
Roach, of Toledo, Ohio, General Southern Pas
senger Agent NJ the Michigan Central Railroad.
The ceremony was performed at ST. Johns Eps-
copal Church, in the presence of large con-
course OF friends and admirers Of the charming
bride, Rev DR.. Carter officiating. The happy
couple departed on the . P. NJ, train for New
Orleans, bearing with them the good wishes of
a host of friends in Tallahassee.
Chow Chow and Cucumber Pickles by the quart
T. H. Randolph Cos.
Victoria Lawn at 10 cents a yard, 1t is very cheap.
Gents Laundried and Unlaundred White Shirts from
80 cents up, at Y. A. Levys
Mrs. w. G. Powell OF Jacksonville, is visit
ing her father. Judge j. T. Bernard.
Ice Cream Soda, at Rawls'.
W r. Wilson has the largest stock of Ribbons and
Lacee ever seen In Tallahassee
1000 yards Hamburg Edging and Insertings at the
uniform price ofl5 cents per yard at j. R. Cohens 5O-
Among the agreeable visitors to the Flo
RIDIAN sanctum this week were DR.. T. d. West
one of Mariannas most enterprsing citizens;
Rev. Paul Willis, the esteemed pastor Of the
Baptist Church al Monticello; and Major d. c.
Trmble, of Maryland, whose father, Gen. Isaac
r. Trimble, yet lives thong b the gallant veteran
was twice wounded during the war; leaving one
of his legs on the stricken field OF Gettysburg.
-Samples sent all over the State on appcation by W
R Wilson, ne' ''' '''' WIG >''-| -''N ''''' y "
ANY suit of Clothing in my stock that / cannot 1T
you in will take your measure and order without any
additional cost Y. "A. LEVY.
Jacob R. Cohens line OF white goods cannot be sur
passed in quantity. quality or price. call and examine
The Leon Hotel furniture was insured in
the Phenix of Brooklyn and North British and
Mercantile Insurance Companies, represented in
| Tallahassee by Mr. VIM. p Denham. and the
losses have been amcably adjusted and settle
ment made, while we understand there is a hitch
in the adjustment OF the loss the building, in
| sured in other companies.
Don't buy Spring Suit until you have my stock.
You will regret it, new Ave thousand dollar stock To
select from. "A. LEVY.
Novelties in all Wool Goods for Spring and Summer
wear, At w. X. Wilson's.
Rubber Goats and Circulars, at Saxon Cos
The Land If Planners came out yesterday in
y new form-six column folio.
-Al-over Laces in Creams and Whites for Yokes and
| Sleeves. AT ". r. Wilson's
Timothy Hay Wheat Bran Oats and Corn Al Saxon
4 Cos
-Sylph -four in barrels half barrels. at T. IL Ran
dolph Co.'S.
Mr. w. n Baker, d. ID. &. NJ, and Mr..
VIM NJ Mcintosh Jr., Grand Secretary, left on
| Monday TO attend the Grand Lodge l. q. 0. F.,
at Waldo.
Three fourths OF the Straw Hats in Tallahassee
by men, youths and children sold by u A Levy.
The famous Granona'' Flour. always in stock AT
| Saxon a Cos.
-An-over Rmbroideries for Yokes and Sleeves, at W
| r. Wilson's.
SLIPPERS, SLIPPERS, SLIPPERS,
For Children, For Misses For Ladies'.
SLIPPERS
EVERYBODY!
| From 20 cents mp. ct IA. LEWIS.
50 Boxes!
TALLAHASSEE, April Is. 1885.
Fifty boxes OF dry sailed. long clear sides is
offered to public ct lowest marke, price.
j. DIAMOND.