The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-01-28

give Isofia Ryan . fall house to-morrov ps~h,
-Tnere will Be q number Of cl.v &c.,
shooting matches ut the Stock Saov. ON ~.
Ialiahassee Fair Grounds, February le,h ana
" mere viii also be a sweepstakes purse
Sn'o''ng' open to the world Quite a number
:" spor'smeu are coming from different po;nts
ano lively time 10 anticipated for the shoo,ists
including, OF course, the members of the Talla.
hassee Gun Club. NJ
6 Efa. Ss.saps o Pure Fruit 's.. and Pre-
u Y. townsend, Of this city, died at his
'eS.oeoce on tuesday evening" in the sOth wear
=, ms age Mr. Townsend came from North
oaro'ina 10 tallahassee more than quarter of
a century ago. His health began to fail earlv
last year. since which time he has been mos,,v
connned to his bed. His wife and daughter snr-
vive him.
languages that were thought to be killed nv
..e 'a'e freeze are coming out nicely. Vepeta.
o'es are not easily killed on our clay lands.
-Coionel John T. Walker, of Jacksonville.
was IN attendance on the Supreme Cont las,
| week ''''
Largest Stock Of goods in the city, at Saxon
MI Solomon Stills, of Miccosukie. was in
the city this week, ..and says he found his seed
cane injured by cold
-Mr. John N. Mage, one of the oldest and
most esteemed citizens of the southern part of
.ne county, died this week after long spell of
ieebie health. Mr. Mage has for a number
o' years been member of the Board of County
Commissioners, in which capaciy he served h;s
people well and faithfully
we have tried a bottle of Holiness Sure
Cure Mouth Wash and Dentifrice" and find +,
excellent. 1t is purely vegetable, quite astrin-
gent and is designed not merely to clean the
teeth, but to cure all forms of sore mouth. har-
den the gums and purify the breath. lis use
leaves feeling in the mouth of purity and
cleanliness, and il is certain TO grow in popu-
lari'y. For sale at all drug stores -Jacksonrak
! Times Union
-Ex Senator Conover Yesterday returned
from visit to Sumter and Orange counties. He
says that the damage in that portion of Flor.
ida by the late cold wave is not near what il
was thought to be at one time, prices of real es.
tate have not declined, the people are very hope
fu OF the future and feel very confident that the
freeze will eventually prove a benefit, in that il
has demonstrated that orange trees can stand
greater degree of cold than il has ever been
claimed they could, and consequently the orange
industry will be enlarged and estabshe on a
more solid foundation than ever. The people
OF that section look for NO shrinkage in values,
but on the contrary, they expect better times and
better prices tor real estate " So mote il be"
say we.
Mrs. W. H. Tuckernan, of jamestown, N.
ic Gin
street.
Mr.. Edw. Dee of the Tallahassee cigar fac
tory, is off for Chicago this week on business
Hon. George l. Davis, of Mount Pleasant,
was in the city yesterday
We enjoyed pleasant visit yesterday from
Hon. R. c. Parkhill, the genial and efficient Cir
cult Clerk of Jefferson county.
Hon. T. L Clarke, of Monticello, came to
the Capital on Tuesday
Judge P. W. White yesterday arrived from
Washington City.
Mr.. George Lewis left last week for Key
West.
Judge John w. Ashby and Colonel VIM
Scott, of Gainesville, were among the arrivals at
the Leon yesterday.
The FLoRIDTAN was kindly remembered by
Mrs. Gamble, manager of the Library Supper
Many thanks
"A eoodly number of visitors arrived yester-
day.
The Library Association should extend to
Mrs. R H. Gamble, and all who aided her in
getting up and making the supper last Thursday
night such grand success, a vote of thanks.
Colonel d. II. Brotheron U. S. A, who was
in Tallahassee last winter, yesterday arrived at
the Leon, accompanied by his family.
Colonel w. L. Robinson came up from Jack
souve yesterday
Mr. Geo. S. Brown. a guest at the New
Leon, very generously sent donation of twenty
dollars to Mrs. r. II. Gamble, last Tuesday night,
as contribution to the Library. Mr.. Brown is
| a member of the banking firm of Messrs Alex
Brown & Sons, Baltimore He spent last winter
at the Leon, and was SO well pleased with the
Tallahassee Country that he returned this season
with his wife.
The general impression here is that very
few orange trees were killed in the Tallahassee
country by the last freeze.
Mr. Gibbs, of The Tallahassee Nursery, has
this week shipped lot OF LeConte pear trees to
South Florida
1t will not disappoint you. Ii is the best
article known for purifying the blood and build
ing up The health and strength. For 25 years
erysipelas broke out in botches on my face. l
found no cure until used Parker's Tonic two
years ago 1t is the medicine for NEE. G. II.
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