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


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Ehed;ye silk is new mt'er'U-
w r Lamar. Of Monticello, was in
N ace IA few DAYS ago
Mrs John Bradley. formerly "i ia'iahassee,
no,r If Marietta. Ga is spending he winter at
jacksonville.
Oak Flakes at Saxon y 20 : 80
vr Richard Hartley, of Paterson, n. j.,
has ,een here the past week experimenting the
~.,;nr mn of new locom ,jives ior the F. r &
y Company
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Lively
ave don't have 70 recommend Parker's
nj, B,l,am but once, writes Mr.. c. A. Bur
=, druggist. OF Liberty. y. Y AFTER that it
.,oas on its record" II stops the falling hair,
,sass original color snitens aud gloss. En-
,uanally clean, prevents dandrutf. 37-4w
Fresh Milk Crackers and Lunch Biscuit, also nice
me Larrabee'- Fancy Crackers. at T. II. Randolph i
tes.
George Cailin, the portrayer of American
Indian life and customs, says: :" have seen a,
NOR Indian woman in the wilderness lowering
her baby from her breast and pressing its lips to
gether as it falls asleep. Among two million
people he found that deafness, dumbness, spinal
curvature. and deaths from teethng and dis
eases of the respiratory passages were almost IN
known He attributes this exemption from these
ailments so very common in civilized life
solely to the habit of breathing through the
nose"
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1t Ravs Drug Store. 13-u
Major James E. Broome, of Quincy, was
among the arrivals a, the Leon Monday.
The United States District and Circuit
Courts begin at Tallahassee next Monday.
Colonel Angus Paterson of Madison, was at
the Capital his week.
Simmons Iron Cordial gives new life To en-
frbed and nursing mothers. Sold by NJ.
Lively Druggist Tallahassee. Fla. 40-2w
MI, H. w Cornell, a prospector from Ne
bfsska arrived at the ST. James last Monday.
-Tspioca Barley, Sago Split Peas, SC. at E. A.
Crawford Cos.
-Messrs F. and B. Arnhem, of Chicago,
came to Tallahassee few days ago. They were
surprised 10 find such beautiful hill country
here
Saxon COS. 4o2t
Mr. f. 4. Craw ford, of Tallahassee, was
elected Director OF the National Gun Associa-
lion, at the last annual meeting, held in Coving-
Ton, Ky.
Register nooc if you desire to vote at the city
election next month.
Cherries Pie Peaches and Grated Pine Apple, fresh
md cheap at E. A Crawford Cos
Captain John T. Howard, OF Quincy, was
lmong the welcome visitors at the FLoRIDIAN
anclum on Monday. Tue Captain is a railroad
and says he will be on hand when
tallahassee gets ready to move dirt ON her road
A large invoice of Shoes of all grades just received by
axon & co. 4o-ZI
Mr. Hiram Fairbanks, young man long in
he employ OF the railroad, died last Friday
light, at the residence of Mrs. III. II. Fairbanks.
Sweet az q nut and rich cream, the Huckebcrry
Cigar. at Rawls'.
Col John McHenry, wife and daughter, of
Cincinnati, arrived at the New Leon last week.
Mr. Allen Gore, who has CT arge OF the plan
adOaOi Mr.. John B. Davids, tour miles west of
tallahassee is preparing lie plant sixty acres IN
Irish poisioes. When We get a railroad north
ward there will be some inducement for our
people to engage largely in truck gardening and
diversfying their farm crops. A rail outlet to
'the North will also encourage the establishment
Of various industries in city and country.
We keep the genuine Starke Dixie" Plow (no mita-
ton Saxou 4 20 413t
Mrs John Savage, formerly resident OF
Tallahassee but now living in Tennessee, re-
Gently lost her dwelling and contents by fire.
She and her daughter, Miss Mamie, escaped from
the burning building at night as the root was
falling in
Prunes Currants Rssins Citrou, Dates. in fact, ev
e!hng nice can be shown you by j. w. Coles, at Saxon
Cos 40-2t
Hon Hugh f. Miller, of Ocala, was in the
city on professional business last week.
We Huckleberry'' any persimmon in the
csr line, al Rawls'
When We get our railroad northward all
Cher desired improvements will follow, both IN
CITY and country, and therefore The people IN the
country should literally aid in the construction
Of The road The Trustees will have the country
Aesoughly canvassed, and parties desiring to
I'D the enterprise can subscribe land or money,
q they choose
&cOs
The following officers were elected by the
Tallahassee Gun Club last Tuesday night:
rnsldent E. A. Crawford; Vice-President, X.
y Gamble; Secretary, T. G. Rawls; Treasurer,
L N. Booker Mcssrs w. p. Denham, E. K
ho'linger, r. G. Gamble, T. G. Rawls aud E. A.
0fawford were made directors for the current
seaf The club has ordered new traps, supply
u reoria Black Birds, and is open to challenge
ron any Gun Club in Florida.
ny the HuckIeberry, at Rawls'.
Al regular meeting Of Auclla Encamp-
neni No. Q, o. o. F., held last Monday night,
'as ou'cers for the ensuing term were installed,
: 'olows: W. N. Mcintosh, Jr, C. p; Julius
nan, d P; Z. W. Clark, s. w.; G. w. Hous-
'oa' J. W.; W. Fl. Chancey. Scribe; B. A. Me-
s'anlss Treas. A. J. Fish, o. S.; A. Stephen
s'n' D; Geo. Damon. G. C. G. Pearce, 9. Of
~ W NJ Mcintosh, ST., g. Oft. W. Chan
~ vas elected Representative to Grand En-
campment
rep the best Patent Flour The celebrated 'GnA-
wand Always on hand, At Saxon Co.'S 4i2t
M W. d. Harti is adding another story to
-, s.e'hng house be recently purchased, corner
AcCarty and Bronaugh streets.
N Dead Shot Sporting Powder 10 tins best,
). spsain Davis writes us that quite number
1 &C .s'ns are coming to the Stock Show from
nuaassilIe.
ossan and Sdsm Cheese, At h A. Crawford 3