The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-07-02

Farm :" a'o'y STOCK
summer for gepts af Rnsn makes nice
line OF these goods l" wilson mas full
MI. w. b. Hill offers desirable little place
'or sale on Tie St Marks Railroad.
with 81 Byrd viii give handsome piece Of Chin.
| Powder ~ vi Nle celebrated Gem Baking
he new contractor on the tri.weeklv msi,
route between Tallahassee and Carabe,le ia n
u ho"p, OF Carrollton, Ga Sub contractor T
'" hIlgore, of the same place The ,;me hoo
'ee" 'euuced from 80 TO ID hours, and the mail
leaves Tallahassee every Monday, Wednesday
an" rluay' returning Tuesdays, Thursdays and
saturdays. The carriers are j. F. Kileore and
" w. Cowley, and service began yesterday
morning under the new contract.
IGents Handmade and Machine sewed Shoes in yrsa.
'A'ey OF style, at W. r. Wilson's
The youngest child of DR.. w T. SHINES of
Cen'reville, died last Monday
W. r. Wilson is selling more Cor.-,s than ava, no
Tallahassee. "' e'e seen III
"A number of ladies and gentlemen made an
excursion TO ST. Teresa last Tuesday on the
"alkat"mi2a On their return TO the mouth of
the 81. Marks river in the afternoon tue tide was
'oo 10" i"f The steamer 10 ascend The stream
anu she was anchored for the night. The party
reached Tallahassee W Wednesday morning all
Tight The Walkatomca will make another ex-
curson on Sunday, ut which due notice is given
in posters
Large stock OF Gents Umbrellas at w. r. Wilson'S
Little Pnihp aged two years, Youngest son
of MI and Mrs. r. b. German, died in Ocala. at
one O'Clock yesterday morning, alter an illness of
wv" or three weeks. The remains will arrive at
Tallahassee. at , p. VI. To day, and the funeral
VIII take place this afternoon al 5 o'clock, from
the Methodist Church We deeply sympathize
with the b"rraved parents in their sad affection
C Nd Leaf is the best Hungarian Fatent Flour made
Tor sale only at Stern Cos.
The Juveniles OF Tall ,ha,see having formed
TWO base ball nInes, under the names of " Florid-
ian and Fallahns>eean," they met ON the dia-
m"nd last Tuesday evening, and played nine
inning, with score OF % 10 % in favor OF the
latter club
The Happy Ho'tenlots" say that Talla-
hassee shall have a band
W R. Wilson has a large stock of Keeps SHIFTS, Col
lars and Cats.
A specimen OF he fine pressed brick being
manufactured by Me,srs Ames Il Holllnyer. at
their yard on the Ocklockonee may be seen at
the FLoRIDIAN office.
The Trustees OF The Tallahassee and Thonl-
asvile Railroad Association have gone to work
in earnes! this week Ii you want the railroad,
don't wall Tor The Trustees To hunt You up, but
60 to them, and make Your subscriptions at
If yOu thing in line call and secure bar
gains, before stockakihg. AT Stern Cos
Mr.. Charles Gray recently killed a rattle
snake pilot. The skin, eight tee, long may be
seen al Coles & Dckenson's store
Mr.. j. b. Collins has presented US with a
bunch ri fine grapes-lurye and luscious-irom
a vine put out in hjs garden last year.
Mr. W. c. Steele representing the Philadel-
phia Field and Garden ade II pleasant call on
The FLoRIDIAN Tuesday. He is visiting this
section for the purpose of writing il up TOR his
jouILal and Is charmed with the hill county of
Leon.
The FLoRIDTAN was pleased to receive
call this morning from Colonel d. VI, Cottman,
lale special agent of the General Land Office
The Colonel has undertaken grand scheme to
advertise FLORIDA All through the Northwest,
and the l.. i n. r. r. Company has fitted him
up special car Tor he work. His plan is to get
them enlarged on canvas. HIS special artist is
with him in Tallahassee, and will take num-
ber OF views about The Capitol City. He says
this beautiful hill country should be extensively
advertised.
A fine line OF Mems Shoes. in all les per
less than FL, swhere AT Stern & Co.'S.
-Ex-Goyernor Bloxham arrived in Tallahas-
ste yesterday morning, having LETT his summer
looking very we'll and will remain in The city
until after he Fourth.
"A gentle who put 4 card in the Flo
RIDIAN few week, ago says if letters do not
soon stop pouring in upon him he will have 10
employ Il clerk 10 attend to his correspondence.
Mr.. g. G. Gibb- has seven acre field OF
mHlci of two month, growth, about five feet
high from which he expects To realize from ~
TO :: tons of hay The field was first seeded to
Concho graz, and every year he sows millet
seed on H. AarroNs il in and each season reaps
fine crop OF grass and millet lhereirom.
Col. J. F. Mcclellan, the newly appointed
L. 5. Surveyor-General for Florida, yesterday
assumed control OF the office III Tallahassee, in-
stating as chief clerk Mr. J. NJ Dancy, of Jack
sonvllle and Mr. !. NJ Cook of Tallahassee as
draugh>maO.
The balance Of Stock of Summer Clothing will be
sold al cost. STERN l. Co.
Judge J. W. Ashby, of Gainesville; B. Les
ter 5 Gladden., Esq, Of Florida and Col H. s.
Duval State Engineer are at the ST. James.
- Hon. Hugh \. Corley, OF Leesburg, arrived
at the Morgan on Tuesday.
The first ripe peaches the FLORIDIAN has
seen th- season would be fine in any season.
They were from the trees ot Hon. r. F. Rogers,
Delegate from SuW aimee, and were forwarded
from his nome last week They were Of that de-
licious variety which has become famous under
The name OF Honey Peach aud which thrives
Ia perfection in Florida
Great Closing OMt Sale.
For thirty days only, in order 10 make room
for TALL stock, AIN Offering my entire stock OF
summer goods 1T cost Come and secure bar
gains Y. A. LEVY.