The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-10-07

School suits,
Boys SUITS
Youths suits,
Mems suits,
Suits to suit the whole family,
all new and stylish, will be shown at
Y. A LEWIS.
We are having delightful fall weather.
Jacob R.. Cohen is headquarters for DOmestlcs and
Mr. George N Footmsn has returned from
Wakulla 10 take a school at Chaires.
Two Irish gentleman are prospecting for
homes in our beautiful hill country.
Mr. John w. Rhodes OF Jefferson county, is
10 The city.
The best assortment of Ladies' and Gents Under
Vests in the city can be found at Jacob r Cohen's.
Miss E. L. Bythcwood returned last week.
Mr. W. Waters, aged about fifty, died of
dropSy OF the heart, at his residence, seven miles
west of Tallahassee, last night.
Mrs j. A Eimondson is visiting Mrs. w.
C. Thomas, at Waukeenah.
Mr. Guntrath, from far off Germany, is
looking for a home in the charming hill country
of Leon.
A full line Of Plaid Basket and Opera Flannels Just
opened by j. r. Cohen 263t
Charles f Dyke is suffering from another severe
= attack, and that he is reported very low this
morning.
Mr. W T. Davis has full force of hands at
work on the new cottage of DR.. Bolton, corner
of Clinton and Calhoun streets
c"he1 can sns Furnish with TO- IL and ~
Mrs G. B. Currie and Mrs. II. A. Fish yes
tcrday returned from Pablo Beach.
Mr. John 5. Winthrop left for New York
yesterday.
The Tallahassee saloon keepers have Sc
cured licenses for another year.
Mr. }. f. Purdy, gentleman we'll known
in Tallahassee. where he was formerly in bust
ness gives notice elsewhere that he will soon
open here a iull stock OF saddlery, harness. &c
Mr. John T. Bradford Yesterday arrived
from Saratoga, n. Y.
Go 20 Geo Damons for your cheap groceries, fresh
every week.
fillmore & Hart received a few car loads of
Elegant ami handsome furniture last week,
which hey are selling off so last that they have
had no time to arrange for a fall opening. %
Mr. Grlzlaff has moved his family to Hill
SIDE Judge Andrews beautiful suburban place
Two white and tour colored couples were
married in Leon county last month.
We were shown ii few DAYS ago a very hand
some silver badge, presented TO the champion
junior base ball player of Tallahassee, by Mr.. c.
C. Pearce Mr.. Louis E. Cohen, captain of the
Floral CIiys Wears it, The badge is very hand
some IN design. and has Capt. Cohen's name,
with hall, bat and cap, engraved upon it. Louie
is very proud 81 his badge and desires to thank
Mr. Pearce through The FLoRIDIAN for this hand
some little souvenir.
"A number oifranSactions in real estate-city
lots and suburban property-have taken place re-
Gently, at prices very satisfactory to sellers.
The Supreme Court of Florida-June term
will reconyene on Monday, October 18th.
Colonel Nat II. Walker, editor of the Craw-
fordTille Time. is in the city. He was a well
come visitor at the FLORIDIAN sanc,um this
morning
Judge ID. ). Walker and family, on their way
home. have arrived at brownsville, where they
are detained by the illness of their daughter, lit.
lie Courtney
VII. ii. A Fish has contracted to build a
new dwelling house for Mr. W H. Clauser, in
South Tallahassee.
See list OF inspectors of Election " in ad-
vertisng Column.
We regret IN learn that Mr. T. Hardenburg
is compelled 10 make a change of residence on
account Of The health of An invalid daughter.
lie Was pleased with The country, and his broom
factory Was financial success. Messrs Brad
lord Il Ross purchased the factory, and will con.
tinue 10 Manufacture brooms al Bradfordville
Mr. T. Rawls is pushing work on ITALIA
hassees new brick public scho building
y gu say you haven't made much cotton this
year When you bring your cotton 10 town, go
10 " T. Denham and have it insured.
On saturday night. September 25th the new
mil "i Cap,ain John T. Howard, ON Little river,
IN G4'isifn county, WAS burned Loss So, 600
with M insurance. Last Sunday morning, Oc-
tober ? two white mrn were found hanging from
the same limb. in Galsden county, deadl Their
names were Flank L. Harris and J. B. auckland
the former owner Of mill in the aforesaid coun-
iy and the latter his mill foreman or boss.
democrats. don't be satisfied with the fact
that your names on the registration list al
the last election, bat 90 ut and see that ueJ
are there nou
DIR. J. H. Randolph and wife, Mr.. r. c
Long and family, Mise Emmie Bradford and Mr.
Howard Gamble were passengers on the steamer
Walkaiomcs on her last trip from st. Teresa.
Don't wait for the grand opening at Gilmore
Harris Furniture Emporium, but come righ
along, and get what you want. 25
-Registration is duty that Democrats must
not neglect Don't even permit yourselves tt
delay it,
Mr.. w. r. Wilson has returned from New
York and other markets, and will soon display
10 the public his immense fall and winter stock
Mr. F. C. Gilmore is pushing work on the
residences of Mr.. John Day Perkins and Mrs
A. F. Sper ON Call street, and ere long two
stylish and attractive new dwellings will be ad
diiional ornaments to that portion of the Capita
City
DIR Mitchell has had the remainder of biz
desirable tract of several hundred acres, adjoin
ing Villa Mitchell, laid off in 5, 10 and 20 acrt
lots, which are for sale in quantities to suit pur
chasers
The new residence of Major Robert Gamble
is going mp on the McDougall addition TO Talla
hassee.
Fashionable Dress Making.
Mrs H. ii. Fairbanks wishes to inform the Ia
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