The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-03-25
The Cotton N arkeG.
MIDDLING.


A man in Marietta, Georgia, filled keg in
O;s harm about half full of water, and put in
s,ongb cotton seed to cover the surface of the
wafer, and then sprinkled meat on top of the
o,tou seed Next morning he emf tied out 100
drowned rats
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i've pamphlet
Mrs A. A. Chouteau, OF Dakota, relative
of Mrs. J ) Winthrop and Mrs. Vale, arrived
at the Leon ihs week.
Simmons Iron Coniial renovates and en-
riches the blood, and acceerates its action. Sold
by NJ Lively, Druggist Tallahassee Fla. 46 2w
Mr.. W. B. Whistler, son OF Mr.. w. S. Whist
ler formerly OF Tallahassee, died of consump-
ton, al his home in Jacksonville, last Sunday
night
Many suffering people drag themselves about
with failing strength, feeling that they are stead
lily sinking into The grave when by using Park
ers Tonic they would find a cure commencing
with the first dose, and vitality and strength
surely coming back to them. 46-4w
Mrs. Judge Ban,y, and her daughter, Miss
Mabel, of Franklin, Indiana, are stopping with
Ms. J. {. Kemper. on Monroe street
Every medicine advertised this paper will be found
al hials Drug Store. 13-tf
Mr.. w. w. Shelter, a successful tobacco
grower of Gadsden county, wants some one to
inform him, through the columns OF the Flo.
RIDIAN, how TO prevent the white stem" in
curing tobacco.
Ladies' get their Watches and Jewelry repaired
at Erasrus w. Claiks at the very shortest notice. he
sniyin Imam
than usual Att
MIR. Fred. l.. Pinkham, OF Jacksonville, q
gentleman well known to a number of ITALIA
hasseeans, died at his home on the 21st
The druggists say: Mexican Female Rem
edy sells like hot cakes" Miller Brothers Egan.
Tex. Sold by NJ Lively, Druggist, Tallahassee,
Fla. 4S-2w
Many heart would be hardened but tor
the memory of the past griefs, when eyes, now
averled, perhaps, were full of sympathy, and
hands now cold were eager to soothe and succor
All Medicines advertised this paper and most that
are not advertised De found at the Drug Store Of H.
Lively 2u
the land boom seems to have struck the
Tallahassee Country in earnest We hear of
sales almost daily, and prospectors are going in
all directions every day-some in vehicles, some
ON horseback, and others foot it across field and
woodland, with their dinners in tin buckets, and
they are not only prospecling-they see our fer
tile lands beautiful hills and broad winding val
leys, charming clear water lakes and running
streams they are pleased, and they buy. They
get good lands and they get them cheap.
Remember this tits pleasure have your Jewelry
and Watches restored to their original strength and
Monroe street. 47-tf
The fields and woodlands in the Tallahassee
Country abound with game and the lakes and
streams with fish.
Three hundred different styles of Fans has
jus, been received by j. r. Cohen. 49-3t
Mrs Campbell and Miss Bessie Campbell, of
Georgia. are IN the city, stopping with Mrs. Kate
Roby, on west Gaines street.
General w. III. Vessels, T. s. A., who, with
his wife, has been at the Leon for several weeks,
left lew days ago for Pensacola, where he ex-
poets to witness the naval drill.
-FLoRIDIAN Item Box: As they sat on the
step one night he claimed the right to a kiss for
every SD 1oting star. She at first demurred, as
became a modest maiden, but finally yielded.
She was even so accommodating as to call his
attention to flying meteors that were about to es
cape his observation, and then got TO calling him
on lightning bugs. and at last got him down to
steady work on the light of lantern that man
was swinging about at the depot in the distance
Every visitor to the State should see the fine
hill country of Middle Florida
If you need Handsome Parasol You can
be suited at J. r Cohen's. 49-3t
The New Leon reached its highest record
last Tuesday.
The LeConte pear trees, now in full bloom
are among the prettiest sights to be seen in the
Tallahassee Country at present
The hotels and boarding houses in Tallahas-
see have been doing good business for the last
month.
Bacon and all other kinds Of Meats at Saxon Cos q
-Messrs Getzaff & Kingsbury, Of the Talla-
hassee Bottling Establishment, have added va
nilla soda to their list of pleasant beverages.
Mr.. Arthur T. Williams Land Commits
soner OF the Florida Land and Mortgage Com
pany, has been in the city this week.
One spoonful Of coal tar TO q peck of seed
corn will prevent crows from pulling up the
corn.
Indian River Oranges guaranteed unfrostsd. Byrd
When you wan, neat printing, and want il
promptly, bring your job work to the FLO
hiDiAS job office-the largest in the State. If
"A magnificent line OF Handkerchiefs and
Ladies Collars are on exhibition at J. r. Co
hens Aaa,
Hon. Albert j. Russell, State Supernten-
oen' Of Public Instruction, was among the PROM
inent arrivals at the st. James yesterday.
Among the legal fraternity in the city this
week, we note Hon. Samuel PAsco, Of Month
cello; Hon. j. W. Malone and Judge r. w.
White OF Quincy; Hon. J. H. McKinne and
Judge J. +. Mcclellan. of Mariana; Hon.
hoot W. Davis, Of PAIa,ka, Attorney for the
Florida Southern Railway.
-Ssssn Turtle Soup, at Byrd Deuhsnx
The LeConte pear trees In font Of The 81.
James though yet there rather late. seem TO be
doing very we'll
"A tale Lock Key, found on The street few
uaya ago, has been left u the FLos1DrAx ofIlce.
knights of Honor meet shis evening 1t
O'Clock. at Masonic Hail.
Miss Julia h,lls. Of BainAssdes. Ga. i yisit-
lng her aunt, hrs @. W Rdmoadson, On Cal
bean street.
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