The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-11-18
METDOROLO0ICAk.
Record of 7smpsrotvrs at 1ondA0sses, FtoFsdd
for Tie past ssesk.
observations taken By ". H. RAwIs, Drnsgist ans

Read all the local advertisements of d. B.
Meginniss, Jr.
-Bensel's Tallahassee Directory will be ready
for delivery Friday or Saturday.
Mr.. A. ]. Fish will soon have the new resi-
dence of Mr.. VIM. Clauser near the depot, con-
pleted and ready for occupancy.
One of the prettiest jobs printed in ITALIA
hassec this is the neat and attractive eight
page der-"Descriptve Catalogue and Price
List of Grape Vines for Andalusia and Fort San
Luis Nurseries"-turned out last week at the
FLoRrD1AN office, the largest and best equipped
in the State. When you want neat job work
good Job work-come TO the FLoRIDrAN office.
Anything from tiny bread ticket to full sheet
poster printed promptly and In a workmanlike
style.
SEND TEN CENTS in 2-cent stamps to
the FLoR1DrAN OFFICE, for a copy of the NEW
CONSTITUTION. Soft
Mrs. s. Office, of Topeka, Kan, arrived this
week and is now pleasantly domlciled in her
winter home, on South Adams street. She was
accompanied by Mrs. r. Smith, of Waukesha,
Wis.
Mr.. w. B. Saunders of the Walton Signal,
published at DeFuniak Springs, spent last Mon.
day in Tallahassee.
-Dickey's Painless Eye Water is an honest
medicine, painless, and all that is claimed for it
by DR.. Dickey. Respectfully
REV. s. E. JONES,
Prof Math Carson College.
For sale by all druggists.
OFF, xu;co haze hon
spending a week with friends in Pensacola.
MIR. T. J. Rawls is putting the finishing
touches on the handsome new two story resi-
dence of DR.. Geo. H. Gywnn, corner Calhoun and
Tennessee streets. 1t is one of the best and
prettiest dwellings erected in Tallahassee this
season.
Who sells those stylish Derby Hats?
Who sells those elegant cravats?
The answer always is, LEVY.
Mrs. JAS B. Gamble and Mrs w. r. Pettes
arrived from their annual Northern tour this
week
Col. II. S. Duval, State engineer. was at the
ST. James few days ago. He came from Jack
sonville, where he had tussle with dengue, and
was quite feeble.
Col. r. H. Gamble and his daughter, Miss
Jennie, arrived on Mondays train from Balt-
more.
All Medicines advertised in this paper and most that
not advertised be found at the Drug Store of NJ
Lively TT
Hon T. F. Swearinger, of Wakulla, was in
the city last Thursday. He returned home de-
lighted with the election news as to the general
result.
Tho IN ~ t,a
meeting on the 9th, ordered the taking up of 81
1914 in county warrants, and the payment of
1888. so on judgments-total: $1,761.42.
Mr.. VIM. j. Johnston, the affable young
publisher of the Waldo Adoertsser, was q welcome
visitor at the FLoRIDIAE sanctum on Monday.
Mr.. Johnston is also an expert telegraph opera
tor, and came to Tallahassee to take charge of
the depot Office as night operator for short
time.
Buy your gents furnishing goods from Y.
A. Levy.
Mrs. S. B. Lamar of Monticello, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs Geo. W. Walker
Major Robert CANDLES commodious and at
tractive new residence, on Gamble Hill, Nc
Dougalrs addition to Tallahassee on the east, is
fast approaching completion.
Mr. Louis Bucki, senior member of the firm
of L. Bucki s. Son, proprietors of the large saw
mill at Ellaville, died at Jacksonville last Friday
morning. Mrs Frederick Bucki, his widow, and
Charles L. Bucki, his son, sole heirs and distrib-
utees of the estate, have assumed the debts and
liabilities of the firm, and will continue business
under the firm name of L. Bucki & Son.
Every medicine advertised in this paper will be found
MIR. W. T. Davis is rapidly completing his
work on DR.. G. w. Bottoms neat and attractive
new cottage, corner of Calhoun and Clinton
streets.
We were pleased to welcome to the FLoRID-
IAN sanctum yesterday Major George s. Hall
mark, of Pensacola, the largest man in Florida,
and one of the ceverest gentleman to be found
anywhere
For stylish dress hat, go to Y. A. Levy's
MIR F. c. Gilmore has nearly completed
beautiful cottage residence for Mrs. A. F. Spiler,
on Call street, between Calhoun and Gadsden
Mrs. Splller will move into her new house. and
have her present dwelling remodeled painted,
&c.
Mr.. A. H. Byers, of Columbus, Ohio, is STOP
to spend the winter, and is delighted with the
Tallahassee Country.
MIR. Vogt, Jr., of the celebrated tobacco firm
of Carl Vogt & Son, New York, was 10 ITALIA
hassee this week looking for tobacco. He wishes
to purchase, assert, pack and ship Florida TO-
bacco.
Mr. George R. Ward, eldest son of the late
beloved and honored Gen. George T. Ward, was
married 10 Savannah, Ga, on the ID Inst, to
Miss Nellie Palm, Of that city. They will make
Orlando, Florida, their future home. The bride
is most cordially welcomed to the Land of
Flowers" The groom is well and favorably
known in this city, and a host of friends extend
to the happy couple warmest congratulations
and best wishes for their continued happiness.
Mrs. Annie w sGrant has removed to the
c;tp nd Ia hlv douic;lad in