The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-09-23
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M. 7. Campbell. of Argyle, who sends
us club Of campaign subscribers, says: Colonel
Davidson and companions have had well at
tended meetings, and old Walton will come up
all right"
Clothing made to order, in any style, by
leaving your orders with "A. LEVY.
MIR. Walter r Blake. of MiccosukIe, is an
nounced by his friends: and neighbors for the
Office of Tax Collector Mr. Blake is good man,
an exemplary and worthy citizen. and a true
Democrat He is competent for the position
and worthy the support OF his fellow-citizens.
Major Sherman Consnt, General Manager,
and Captain Robt. w. Davis, Attorney for the
Florida Southern Railway, and Colonel Alfred
Bishop Mason, Vice-P President of the ]. T. & K.
w. and p s. I. r. Rys., have been at the Capital
this week.
~ Rew1sf Tlrn0 store 13-tf
MIR. R. A. Mills, of Chuluota, Orange county,
was among the welcome visitors to the FLoR1D
IAN sanctum yesterday.
Holmes & Coutt's Celebrated English made Biscuits
and Wafers at SAXON d Cos.
Isaac Landers was found dead on the Gotten
plantation last Monday. The fact was reported
to Justice W. w. McGriH, who held an inquest
over the dead body. The verdict of the jury
was that death was caused from organic disease
of the heart
Seven Springs Iron Alum Mass cures diar-
rhea, bilious collie, cholera infantum, and all
disorders of the stomach, liver, kidneys and
bowels.
Mr. Emanuel Ettenheimer was married in
New York City last night to Miss Katie Cohen.
The happy bride and groom will make an ex-
tended bridal tour West, stopping at Niagara
Falls and other points The FLoRIDIAN joins
the Tallahassee friends of the happy couple in
wishing them many years of prosperity and hap
piness.
Call and examine full line of clothing
SAMPLES. at Y A. LEWIS.
Engineer Cross, of the F. r. & N, had an
arm broken at McClenny last Friday night.
Cause, open switch.
Mr. R. B. Carpenter and family are moving
into the new cottage of Mr.. F. c. Gilmore, on
Duval, between McCarty and Clinton streets.
See our new shoe department
21a SAXON Co.
. Mr. L. T. Weaver, of Sopchoppy, made a
pop call at the FLoRIDIAN sanctum yesterday.
DIR. A. G. McCants, pastor of the Baptist
Church, accompanied by his family, left for Mon
ticello Yesterday.
You can be suited in style, at
Y. A. LEWIS.
Gilmore & HART have handsome and ele-
CANT new furniture coming by the car load, but
they haven't time to particularize this week.
Will do 50 later.
Mrs. Hattie Anderson, OF Ellaville, has been
the guest of Miss Jessie Bernard this week.
All Medicines advertised in this paper and most that
advertised be found at the Drug Store OF NJ
Lively. 2u
Mrs. Virginia Galphin, of Jacksonville, is
visiting friends in Tallahassee, her former home.
Mr. M M Braswell, of Wakulla, was in
the city on Monday, and informed US that the
largest Democratic mass meeting ever assem-
bled in the county, for the purpose of nominat-
ing a candidate for the Assembly, was held at
Crawfordville on Saturday. 1t was late in the
afternoon before the meeting began balloting.
When the result of the fifth ballot was an
nounced it was dark, and the meeting adjourned
until the second Saturday in October. The
leading contestants were Hon. r. w. Ashmore
and Mr.. H. q. Crawford, and the utmost good
feeling prevailed during the meeting.
Those who have books for exchange would
do we'll to read advertisement elsewhere and con-
fer with the Librarian, at University Library.
The attention Of ,eachers-white and col.
ored-is specially directed to advertisement
notice given by School Board for all teachers to
report for examination. sc.
Mr. L. c. Yaeger has returned from North
Georgia, after months Absence looking hale,
hearty and happy.
Comptroller w. D. Barnes has returned
from the Virginia Springs, where he spent nearly
q month, under the advice of his physician,
greatly improved in general health and looking
much better than when he LEFT home.
Editors 10 various parts of the State say that
they do not remember 50 warm September as
this September. 1t Is pretty warm round here,
but again remember, brethren, there's q land
that is warmer than this" and We trust no editor
will get there too-indeed we never heard of one
named Eli, unless Ell Perkins was an editor
If he has 'gone before there is quite POSSIBLE
ny that he got there, and he may be the author
of certain Letters from-There"
The Supreme Court has taken recess until
the 18th of October, and Chief Justice McWhorter
has gone to his home and Judge Raney went
North to join his family.
Mr.. Alonzo VanBrunt, Of Miccosuke, Is
clerking for Mr.. Aaron Levy.
Mr.. j. e. Sickles, private secretary to Colo
mel John A. Henderson, Attorney for the F. r. s.
N Co., has returned from his summer vacation,
spent North.
Mr.. George Damon has his stock of goods
handsomely displayed In Mr.. w. A. Rawls' new
glass; front store, on Monroe street.
Mr.. B. 8. Herring hast week brought guam
tity of fine Japan persimmons to the Tallahassee
market.
MIR. q. Hal Dickinson was last Saturday In
stalled 40 salesman In the store of Messrs E. A.
Crawford & 90.
COL John A. Henderson returned FROM the
North this week. His fAmiiy will arrive In \
few days.
Another important transaction In real estate.
We are promised full particular for next issue.
Two excursions came In from Jacksonville
on Monday. The base ball club did not scome,
but squad Of tho Jacksonville Guards accom-.
panied one Of the excursion parties.