The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-03-04

Henry R. and R A Shine, Jr., have
~, eror, The Medical University of Mary
VA ;, Baltimore, where they attended the
A""1' n,.e If lectures in the Department Of
WIZ They have complete kits of instru-
and are prepared to do dental work in
,,nst snnroved and skillful manner
20, ! F. Marshall, pastor Of the M. E.
c,nrcb South Yesterday arrived at the parson-
age with his family where the ladies OF the con-
,roc.,ion were prepared TO welcome them.
an Medicines advertised in this paper. and most that
are not advertised can be iouno al the drug otore
Lively.
-prospectors are still invading the hill coun-
,rof Middle Florida.
Capt. j. Weir Ingalls,, journalist of Edin-
srrcb Scotland, is stopping with Judge A. A.
Andrews at Hill Side. The Captain has pur-
chased land from Capt. P. Houston, and will re-
main in Tallahassee, where he will be joined by
his brother next fall.
New lot of Dress Ginghams, at Saxon Co.'S. 46-2t
i had to comb back my hair from my fore
hsad and omit the parting to conceal my bald
ness Since then Parker's Hair Balsam has made
nv hair as thick and glossy as ever. Ladies
whose hair is getting thin will find the Balsam
inst splendid Mary Swanson Chicago. as 4w
Bishop Lyman, of North Carolina, is ex
nected to arrive at Tallahassee tomorrow, where
he will be the guest OF DR.. A. B. Hawkins for a
few days.
f-You get handsome piece of Majoca Ware with
esch pound Of Silver Star Baking Powder, at I. H.
Randolph & Cos.
MIR. VIM. H. Atkins died at his residence,
corner of Call and Calhoun streets, last Sunday
afternoon, aged about thirty years. His remains
were buried at Bethel Church on Monday. Mr.
Atkins was good citizen and an upright man
and leaves wife, two little children and large
number of friends to mourn. his death.
The beautiful crimson blush, the bright
SPARKLING eve clear intellect, are so often want
ing among our most lovely females, and why :?
Because they are suffering from some peculiar,
lingering female complaint sure, safe and
efeclua remedy is Simmons Iron Cordial. Sold
by NJ Lively, Druggist, Tallahassee, Fla 46-2w
Judge D. S. Walker is holding the spring
term Of Circuit Court at Monticello this week.
IA beautiful line of Hosiery, at Saxon Co.'S 462t
Mr. W ". Woodw ard County Superintend
ent, has been authorized to secure plans and
specifications for new public school building
for Tallahassee. to be submitted to the County
School Board.
4, Rswls. Tlrnu store 13-tf
Squire West, County Judge, will hold court
On the third Monday in each month, instead OF
on the first Monday, as heretofore.
f-sh ~ SaT"n SCos 46.2t
Mr.. w. w. Woodward, County Superin-
tenden, of Schools, and the following teachers
from Leon county and Tallahassee-are in at
tendance on the State Teachers Institute, al
DeFuniak Springs: Misses Bannerman, Felkel
Cason, Crowder, Bunker and Leonard, and
Messrs. J. L. Bryan and Fl. w. Demilly.
A small key-evidently the property OF q
lady-manufactured by the Yale Lock Co., has
been found and left at the FLoRIDIAN office
where the owner can obtain it.
"A beautiful line Of Spring Dress Goods to arrive thii
week, at Saxon & Coz
Sixteen colored to one white is the matri
monial score for February in Leon county.
Mrs. Ella Bull came up from Jacksonville
this week to spend few days with friends in
Tallahassee.
Mrs. w. r. Wilson gives Progressive En-
chre Party at her residence this evening
Captain c. P. Davis, of Iamonia, purchased
the Fair Grounds of the Middle Florida Agricul-
tura and Mechanical Association last Monday
Captain Davis purposes having stock shows
sales, races, &c, on the grounds every spring
and tall.
Don't allow your railroad ardor to cool on
Strike while the irons hot"-strike fast and
with purpose to accomplish something.
Prof viii Robertson, of Washington, D. c..
champion Bicycle Rider, gave two exhibitions
at the Tallahassee Rink this week-Monday and
Tuesday nights. He 10 a fine performer and
was frequently and heartily cheered as he execu-
ted numerous and difficult featA
Our citizens will be glad to know that E
W. Perry, son of the honored Governor Of Flor
ida has become one OF us, and will henceforth
be found at his desk in the First National Bank
Of this city. He is a young man already most
hyorably known in Palatka, and has made most
excellent choice of q school in which to learn
the details of an active commercial life. We
heartily wish him all the success which be will
most certainly achieve by following the exam
pe Of his father-Palgtka Daily Meas.
Mrs. Charles s. Apte (nee Williamsl Of Ma
con, Ca, is visiting friends in Tallahassee.
Mrs. farley, with her renowned Wax Works,
was greeted with crowded house at Gsllies
Hall last night. Her descriptionlof the respect
i've figures was unique and very entertaining
The farce, "a Quiet Family" was well rendered
and quite amusing.
Captain CIP Davis says he knows one gen.
teman who will subscribe 5000 to the T. T. &
q. Railroad when stock books are opened.
Professor F. A. Wyman, Of Boston, the cele
brated Silt, Imitation and Toy Wagon Skater,
will appear at the Rink Friday and Saturday
nights
"A gentleman Of Leon county says If books
are opened for subscriptions Of stock for the con-
struction Of q railroad northwsrd he can secure
$5oOOe.
MIR. d. c. Wilson, Clerk Of the Supreme
Court was Last week ed,supremely happy
~ the arrival OF his charming and accomplished
vile and daughters. who are now Il home In the
elegant cottage recently erected on Calhoun street
~ Judge Westcost.
u-Dr. Geo. b. Gwynn and Mr.. G. B. Gwynn
returned from South Florida this week.
Mira Eta Chaires. Of Sanford. i visiting
friends in Tallahassee.
-Hiss H. Capchart of Moth Carclina n tha