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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-09-03

BRooKsv1LLE, FLA. Aup. "a

onUJA5S LA, aug. q. 1850
Aessr& Dorr d Boseen:: Have you any idea by
what mail route the FLoRfDIAN travels TO reach
this placer 1t purports 10 be issued on Thurs.
day. and If It came BY the usual route. II should
reach here on Saturday, or at the farthest on
Sunday morning yet we do not receive it until
Tuesday morning, being nearly q week from the
date Of its issue. while the New York, Charles
ton and Savannah papers, OF later date than the
FLORIDIAN, come to hand promptly on Satur-
day. Where is the delayf
One great value attached to the FLoRIDIAN
has been its publication of the head-notes OF
Supreme Court decisions, but recently you seem
to have neglected or overlooked this important
Ito the bari matter. Whyf Yours truly.
T. 8. COOLER.
1st Upon inquiry at the Tallahassee postefice,
We learn that the FLoRrDIAN for Brooksville is
sent to Jacksonville, which is the distributing
office for South Florida, but just why the Brooks
vile package does not reach its destination be-
fore Tuesday is more than we can find out Per-
haps the p NJ at Jacksonville could throw
some light on this subject. We are told passen-
gers leaving Tallahassee at p NJ, any day
arrive at Brooksvile the following day. and the
mail certainly should 60 through as quick as
a passenger, and when the former is longer in
transit than passengers there is evidently some
thing defective in the mail service.
Cd. Dorr & Bowen purchased tn c FLoRIDIAN
July 11th, 1885, and we offer a reward of one
dollar for each head-note made by the Supreme
Court OF Florida between that date and the last
adjournment of said court that has not appeared
in this journal.
The FLoRIDIAN publishes every head-note of
the Supreme Court
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-09-03
Eight Black Birds.


Capt. &. f. Dyke, now sojourning in Atlanta
under medical treatment, and whose health, We
are pleased TO know, is improving, addresses a
letter to Hon. c. G. Pcarce, Mayor of Talahas-
Sec from which we make the subjoiucd extract
My purpose in writing to You mainly
is 10 call your attention TO the digging OF an ar
icsian well to supply us OF Tallahassee with
water. | have had ii talk with a man now en-
gagged in drilling well here. His name is
John w. Baum. He has gone about 1000 feet
through almost solid rock with six inch drill,
and thinks he will soon reach water and give
the Atlanta people flowing six inch stream.
He does not work by contract and guarantee
water, but requires the city TO furnish the plant
at a cost OF 81 300, which he will buy back at
about half price when through with it. The
city pays the other expenses, such rs labor, lum-
Der, &c He says that we'll thousand feet
deep, through clay and lime rock, such rs We
have, would not cost over 81 800 for the first
well 2d well 800, 3d well 5000. He invites
correspondence.
Ii we can get water by artcsian wells The cost
to us will be less than by the Holly system or
any other system. and be permanent. One or
two 6-inch flowing wells would give abundance
of water. It's worth trying. Baum thinks the
trouble with US in Florida is in not going deep
cnOugh-tllat the wafer gotten is surface. He is
open for engagement and think rather an xous
to engage. Write to him and get his views.
Stir The water business up and get vote.
Yours truly, c. E. DYKE
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The ladies OF Tallahassee and vicinity, and all
who are interested in this movement are re-
quested to meet at the " University Library on
Wednesday, the 9th of September, to lake int
consideration the formation Of an organization
to be called the "Woman's Exchange" The
purposes and objects Of said corporation are
declared and specified to be the amelioration of
the condition of needy and worthy women by
enabling and assisting them to earn livelihood,
and providing the means and opportunities of dis
posing of the products of their labors thereby
assisting a needy woman 10 turn to personal
profit whatever useful talent she may possess
and in furtherance Of such charitable purposes,
to establish and maintain depot for the recep-
ton andsaie of any marketable article that q
woman can make in her own home, or any
valuable articles which her necessities may
oblige her todispose Of The ladies from che
country are specially requested to meet on thai
day for thepurpose of organization.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-09-03

Piles are frequently preceded by sense Of
weight in the back, loins and lower part of the
abdomen, causing the patient to suppose he has
rans At times, symptoms Of indigeas,on are
present, fatulency. uneasiness of the stomach,
etc. A moisture, like pcrspiration, producing q
very disagreeable itching, after getting wam,
is a common attendant Blind, Bleeding hnd
Itching Piles yield at once to the applicattoa Of
DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy. which scts directly
upon the parts affected, absorbing the Tumors
nSy"s cn v Price so cenis Address tn.
DIR. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua, o. Sold by
Mr. Lively. M ely
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II. A. awford. of Tallahassee,
Wins Laurels I'm New Jersey.
NEW YORK, August

NEW YORK, August IS, 1885.
Editors Fgo,1didn. Saturday last, the 22d, the
Marion Gun Club" OF New jersey, met at Jer-
sey City for the purpose OF entertaining them
selves with the American Clay Pigeon" and
the Peoria Black Bird"
The President of the Club kindly invited Mr..
E. A. Crawford, of your city. and Mr.. James E.
Broome, of Quincy, Fla, to join them, which in
vitations were accepted by Messrs. Crawford and
Broome, and notwithstanding that the "Ameri-
can Clay Pigeon and the Peoria Black Bird J"
are vastly different and much more erratic Than
the Clay Pigeons sent TO Florida Mr.. Craw ford
magnificenily sustained his reputation, rs will be
seen from the following.
Yours, &c, EMIrIUs.
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Mr.. T. A. Clark, Of Atlanta, Ga, in speaking
of $4SO.0O in gold. desires to say TO the readers
OF this paper, that the whole of the above
amount was spent in a Ruthless effort in finding
relief from terrible Blood Poison affecting bis
body, limbs and nose-presenting ugly running
ulcers. He is now sound and well, having been
cured by the most speedy and wonderful remedy
who may need a Blood Purifier will learn from
him that three bottles OF B. B. b. restored hi.
appetite, healed all ulcer re-, relieved his kidneys
and added twenty one pounds to his weight II
thirty days. For sale by w. A. Rawls and NJ
Lively. Aug q, 80, I'm
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w. A. Rawls can always be relied upon, not
only to carry in stock the best of everything,
but TO secure the Agency tor such articles as
have well-kn0w merit, and are popular with
the people, thereby sustaining the reputation Of
being always enterprising, and ever reliable;
Having secured the Agency for the celebrated
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
will sell it on aposiiv guarantee 1t will surely
cure any and every affection Of Throat, Lungs
and Chest, and to show our confidence, we invite
you To call and get n trial bottle free.
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Differs from all other Female Medicines, in
that it is to be applied directly to the affected
parts by using tablespoonful Of the Remedy in
an injection Of quart of water night and morn
ing. Put up in two Sizes Large, containing
India Rubber Syringe, price $1.75 Small size
containing same amount Of medicine, but no
syringe, price $1.O0 per bottle. All persons
should first buy the large size in order to get the
syringe, after which il will be economy 10 pur
chase the small sIze Sold by NJ. Lively, Drug
gist, Tallahassee, Fla. 2O-2w
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A man in Tallahassee, Fla, to take an Office
and represent manufacturer, to sell new line Of
goods. $50 per week can be made. Small capital
required. Address with stamp Manufacturer. 8
John street. Boston, Mass. 2e-2t
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The New Leon.

Contractors, in their efforts to get the best ma
torial for the new building, visited a number of
places and invited proposals from others for
blinds, doors, saslcs, transoms, ratings &c, and
finally placed their order with the Bag'lad Sash
Factory, at Blackwater, on the p. & A. Railroad.
Last week the work was delivered by Hon. II
W. Sindorf, member of The firm. 1t is made
OF juniper, an the contractors are satisfied with
the style and character of the work in every par
ticular.
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Candy, Candy, Candy,
Answer TO IA Practical Query!

A correspondent wants to know what kind OF
broom the young lady in the novel used when
she swept back the rnglets from her classic brow.
We don't know, and shouldn't answer if we did.
We only undertake to answer queries of prac-
tcal and useful character. If our correspondent
had asked who had the largest, best-selected,
cheapest and most Complete Stock of Fall Goods
in the city, we would have promptly and unhesi-
tatngy answered.
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Permanently located in MACON, GA, 1904
Cd Street.
Practice limited to diseases of the EYE, EAR,
THROAT and NOSE
Late assistant for years to Dr. A. W. Cal
houn, Atlanta, Ga 20.tf
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-prof PROCTOR saws that at least 10000 me-
,.or. fall from the heavens and strike the earth
every hour during the year. And yet when q
man goes home with black eye and damaged
fila and tells his wifeHhat he was struck by o
meteor she will net believe him.
-Georre Eliot says things look dim TO old
folksn They undoubtedly do when old folks
ncer into the parior between the hours Of nine
snd twelve In the evening. But the old folks
look omIsously distinct TO the occupants OF the
dimnaes,
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An Answer NAMED.

Can any one bring us case OF Kidney OF
Liver Complaint that Electric Bters will moi
speedily cure? We say they cannot, as thousands
of cases already permanently cured and who
are daily recommending Electric Bitters, will
prove. Brght's Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back
or any urinary complaint quickly cured. They
purify the blood. regulate the bowels, and act d.
rcctIy on the diseased paris Every bottle guar
antecd Sold by w. A. Rawls.
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How is il my friend, that you never buy
your goods from me? have been in business
nearly year and you have never yet patronized
me-" Well, John, you see | am very sensi-
tive" "What has that got to do with 2" IA
great deal. You never advertise, and haven t
The cheek to 90 where I'm not invited"
-Culprit: Yes, sab, tuck de chicken |
was gwineter make some chicken pie, and / tuck
de cook book and read de direcshuns, and bit
saws: "Take one chicken" Hit don't say buy
one chicken, or berry one chicken, but hit says,
take one chicken. Hit don't say whose chicken
ter take, SO jess tuck de fust one l could lay
INV hans on. foIlered de direcshuns, sab, In de
hook
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A WONDERFUL CURE.-I have sold half Of
the gross of DIR. NJ. A. Simmons Liver Medicine,
which | bought Il short time ago 1t is giving
the best of satisfaction Have one case using
il that had been sick for two years, and was
given up by different physicians to die. The
first bottle gave him great relief,ssnd he is now
using the fourth bottle and is ;fffe TO do hard
work l have never had single complaint
from il. J. A. GABLE, Druggist West Salem,
Ohio, December H. 1888. Sold by NJ. Lively,
Druggist, Tallahassee, Fla. 2O-2w
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Who want TO get firsi-class article. ask for
Seidenberg's "CTur de Rose" the only Seed
and Havana cigar in the market for 5 cents,
and Sedenbergs Rhine Gold" Cuban-madc
Havana cigars, Which equal the imported, for
10 CENTS at NJ LIvELY's
July 23-tf Drug Store.
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The post-ofice and people in this vicinity have
been flooded with catalogues of furniture, pur-
porting to sell goods cheap. After you have
looked them all over, call and see the immense
stock now have on hand, and | can beat any
prices you may bring.
F. c. GILMORE
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q. w. SAXON Il 90.


The benefits of manufacturing have been well
illustrated in this case. Durham, n. c., to-
bacco manufacturing town, shows remarkable
hamlet, with but ninety inhabitants, and the to-
tai valuation of property was only $4,000. A
recently completed census shows population of
$3.50, and the assessed valuation of the property
is given at $3000OO0.
What The tobacco industry has done for Dur
ham it can be made to do for Tallahassee. Our
soil and climate are admirably adapted To the
production of the finest grades. These facts have
been demonstrated before and since the war.
There's millions in it, and Leon county planters
can reap those millions if they will only produce
the weed. Mcssrs. Dee Il Co.. cigar manulac
turers, say they will market every pound of to-
baceo raised in this section, even if the planters
make the product millions of pounds. Let's
have the tobacco!
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Female school.

Mrs. s. s. Williams School will open on Mon
day, October 5th 1885, on Carolina street, corner
of Calhoun street Latin, French, German and
Music will be taught by experienced Professors
August 21-5t*
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Why do we go to bed at night? Because the
bed will not come to us, but pain in the bowels
will, which can be relieved by DR.. Biggers'
Huckeberry Cordial, which cures all bowel
troubles.
Send 2-cent stamp to Walter A. Taylor, At
lanta, Ga, for Rddle-BOok.
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us-c..,e... Arnica save.

The hest Salve in the world for cuts, bruises,
cores ulcers. salt rheum, fever Sores tetler, chap
ned hands, chiIblains. cOrns and oil akin efup-
hons. and positively cures piles, OF no pay re-
ouired. II II guaranteed to give perfect satisfhc-
Ton. or money refunded. Price IS cents per
box. afcn Ia tooo-Iy
Sold by w. A. Rawls druggist
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New Orleans Times Democrat, Aug. NJ
WOmam's Work az the Expedition.


The Times Democrat reporter found Mrs. J. G.
Nixon, the newly appointed commissioner for
wOman's work at the new Exposition, at the Of
fee at ~ st. Charles street, to which the whole
working force has been lately removed. She
stated, in reply to inquiries as to the progress OF
this department, that the work has been care
fully planned and proceedings nauguratcd but
her appointment was OF too recent date for any
definite results to be yet reached. Circulars in
French, Spanish and English have been sent to
all important points in the three Americas and
Mexico, but 80 lately that there has been no
time to receive answers.
The plan decided upon for the Womans Ex-
hbt is that it shall have equal place with
that of men, The exhibits OF woman's work
shall be displayed separately, but in the space
given TO the State country from which il
comes In case State or country fails to he
represented the women from that section may
make collective or individuaTexhibil, and will
be given ample space in the Louisiana Depart
ment Iu case State makes no appropriation
for display of woman's work, any individual
or society who wishes may exhibit in the Slate
space or that of Louisiana.
Several lady commissioners who were here
last winter are already moving in the matter OF
having State appropriations made and exhibits
collected among whom are Mrs. Hughes of
Illinois, Mrs, Melton of Dakota, and Mrs. Ellen
Call Long of Florida
There are some twenty-four women employed
by the Exposition management, to fold circulars,
address papers and envelopes as type writer's,
secretaries and stenographers The reporter
found them all seated al long tables within an
inclosing rail, and minglng rustic of paper
with a continual low murmur of talk which
seemed i'm no wise to interfere with their labors,
| for the envelopes and folded circulars grow as
| magic under their hands. They are all ladies OF
the upper class and are refined and attractive in
appearance, writing fine, clear chirographies aud
accomplishing the work with great neatness and
dispatch. Some of them are expert stenograph-
! ers and type writers, commanding good salaries,
but those in the folding and addressing depart
ment get average salaries of not mere than $50
a month. The hours are from 8 o. m. 10 p.
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Information Wanted.

Mrs. c. B. Brown, formerly Mrs. A. M. Hill,
and whose maiden name was Carrie Earl, earn
estly desires information of her aunt, Mrs G. L.
Morgan, who is supposed to be in Florida Mrs
G. B. Browns address is care of Mr.. NJ. Pandella
Biloxi, Miss. If
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SNATCHED FROM THE CRAVEN have
used Chiarine Tor year with fine results. One
of our children had Fever, and was given up by
our ply To die, when bought a hottie OF
Chillarine, and it cured her. MRS. FLOWERS,
Fulton, Kansas Sold by NJ. Lively, Drug
gist Tallahassee Fla. 20-2w
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-Ifyou need strength-if you wish an appe
tte-if you desire iron in your blood-if ema
ciated, and wish 10 possess more weight-try
Simmons Iron Cordial. 1t is the standard rem
edy for all The debility troubles of both male and
female Sold by NJ. Lively, Druggist, Tallahas
COO Flo 20-0w
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-09-03

That the reader may hdIly understand what
constitutes good Cough and Lung Syrup, We
will say that Tar and Wild Cherry b the basis
Of the best remedies yet 'disc0yered. sThesesin
gradients with several sehers equally = eiicR
cious, enter largely into Dr.. Bessnko's Cough
and Lung Syrup. thus making e one q the most
41O0 Samples ffes. Sold BY u. Lively. ~
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We are requested to announce that the Lords
Supper will be administered at the morning SER
vice, in the M. E. Church, South, next Sunday
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The Cotton Market.
MIDDLINC
&I.Ot'


,,-., ..,, o,o ,lolcn comes of the new Copstitu-
W." r,or1, printed in namphlel form. at the
sammy office Taliaha>sce If
itis in the summer.
rr,,H fla, mountain or sea,
Andiherc 10 rcstiul abandon,
p. h,,,.y ~ nortaSs can be.
AL l@N''l ','asu,n,n.,
-. .,r.,, :, tho .,rroor
'u.' ,,,y home and work
7, ION w,nt ac,l,on wcirhcr's book. send
,a,. FrnD1Dr,N lob Office.
''N' ...,,.. ,yi,, ~. ,.,,,,
,, TssI,E iy;. Store. lS-tf
co,. ,o.,, ~ r,.o :, ~
Planters Who 80" i 'c" ''0i'9 u 'y' III '"c
tall will have . good winter pasture tor tAcil
stock. Barlcy j. also gool Tor winter graz
inc.
A Baltimore paper .lys " The President
locks at his icel great deal" Perhaps he is
calculating their capacity to kick lot OF " oiien-
sive partisaus on of office.
Fishing Tackle tor the CUT, at /. b by ru :
The cattle men are now cd'c" ichcVe par
tsans
Mr.. g. g. GiboS has gone 20 N"r'h georgia.
-b0"ces7 '''o' ~ - ~ 80 81
"A small pillow was ionl bc'Wcch thc Na'-
mum place AM Virginia street on Sunday after
noon. The person iindnS Il vii he Suitably
rewarded icr 'hcr lrouole by leaving II Al The
FLoRDIAN office
TEN CENTS will buy copy O! the
..,,f;r, Hat t,rpA ff,..
FLOElDIAN office. Il
Sheep enrich land very materially When iced
ing over it.
-WheeibaTTo"s at saxon y Cos.
Mistress to (amF1hlv servant maui: am
going TO ihe "I@fa tbs evening 80 sii'th l'"o-
ably be home la''. Ah'l"'c nf''d' ~ you
needn apologize +" me Tor '''"'. i'm via 81
here
.,e "a, d rn h fonnd NJ lie prn st"r OF
Lively. al
New swec. potatoes appeared in the Tai
labassee marke, LIS, week. The ,utcrs are fine
and RETAIL q, twenty-five GEMS a peck.
-Jrsr ,s RrcoxNE,;prD.-Ih;.v used Chill
larne, and find ii TO he just as recommended
john H. BuRLEY, poc'naas w. az o, o.
N eo'd by M. L''c'' Druggist '''' 90 o,r
Ma E.,o D.,pcrman ,5 Iamonia i. visit
:; u,,, .;,,,
Tho Vol. s,n,,.n, charucI with having as
" ~
saulled policeman has been discharged. New
.,x,., ., IL, car.G,I ,hon, uo
'A''" f"t 80.
c. - rr.r.b Candies ot T n R,ra,.
TITO I,c,lcs Of Saratoga have a substitute for
t;ss;no and il consists Of rubbng checks. The
A1'.'"e' co., ,nc i .l;,Ih.,k ,I,,r,
- ,,.o oar of Tho o;hcr AMI ii,c coniunct;yc
,h.eLs b.,d hard are slowly rubbci together
vs;, DIV mart 81, the corners OF lie mouths
Hon A 8 Mann. of fernando, was al tie
81 J.mos . eew davs Ibis week
-R.-s,.,na IN the GROCERY opd confectionery line at
Tkssus
Miss Clyde Lamar WI" mas oec" '''''i"s
her sister, Mrs. Geo T. Hiney, returned to her
nome al Mon'icci'o on "e''HS'
MI l. harcenouFs" o'o Dol 20 !" l's'"'A
AS' week. lie was Out &c '''ef'"s some o. 'i'Se
hne broems he IS making III 'ic A'i'hlSsee
Broom Factory, for which he had orders Tor be
tween forty and fi.iy dozen.
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A Bargain I!

An elegant and handsome silk dress pattern,
30 yards, will be sold at sacrifice Call early
at E. A. Crawford s. Co.'S
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1 am selling one OF the best Pianos in the mar
ket Those thinking of buying will find it to
their interest TO give me a call.
F. G. GILMORE
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I.uES &C. NE. CHURCH.

ove-v Sunday at Ii A. M, and at 3 and 30
P NJ sohool .taA.M. every Sunday.
Sunday '0"' B. CLAY, Pastor.
nnrf
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\. d. d. r.

REGULAR meetings of LEON LODGE No. S,
- nSS,v Txsday EUeniag, at their Lodge Room, At
are heid e'' Rrohers in good standing invited to
sociocA' (. W. CLARK, N G.
sitend: ,.o,v-osH. JRRS.
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MASONIC.

psc,lsr meetings Of JACKSON LoDGK
% SS,d ON the first and third Mondays III each
nonth at o ei"'~ w. M MCINTOSH, Sscretdrs.
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rr Regular meetings of AucILLA ENcAMP-
HBSr no 81 Month at their Lodge Room, at O'Clock
sags in good standing are invited to attend
All PatriA A. j. FISH, G. P.
,r II CuANCEY, SyibF
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Tallahassee Furniture Emperiam.
As the above implies, keep everything in my
line. F. GILMORE
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BE sure

And buy your Furniture from F. e. Gilmore this
Fall-the Largest Stock in the South to select
from.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

s NJ T,nperatu-e ut tallahassee, Floridd
for tie past sceek.
,,n. taken by w. A. RAwI.s, Druggist and
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For Sale !.

An old style Singer Sewing Machine, in good
order. n bargain. Enquire at FLORTDIAN office.
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DEALERS IN STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
PALEsrrNE, TEXAS, Oct. ., 1882. J
Having suffered with q severe case of Bleed
ing Piles for many months, and deriving little o.
physician, I was induced, as a last resort, to trJ
q. G. c., when, to my utter astonishmeat, wa
cured In three days e. g. ALExAtgDER.
Sold by N. Lively, Druggist, Tallahassee
Fla. sow
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Will buy one dozen copies OF the new Constitu'
ton of Florida printed in pamphlet FORM at the
r,oRrprAN office, Taliaha>sce. It