The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-04-15

When careworn, weary and lonely,
Some dav as you're passing along,
voup rsioice that the egg wasn't broken,
That cave Won the bird with its song.
Miss yirre Kennedy left for Jacksonville
Monday evening.
rvrrv medicine advertised in this paper will be found
nnnI! Drnc store 13-tf
Mr. and Mrs sherratt, of Rockford, ILL.,, are
s,onuing with Mrs Argyle, on Call street.
sDecisl Sale Days, Tuesdays and Fridays,
stW. r. Wilson's.
Mrs Geo Lewis, Mrs L. D. Ball, Mrs. Dill
lon and Mrs. Choieau left on Saturday for Pen
sacola
1t is worth remembering that nobody enjoys
,bs incest surroundings if in bad health. There
srmiserabe people about oday with one foot
iuherave, to whom a bottle of Parker's Tonic
rnd do more good than all the doctors and
medicines they have ever used. 50-4w
Capt T. Foster, of Gainesville, has been at
the ST. James this week. Capt. +. represents one
ofhe largest coffee and tea importing houses
of this country, and we are Il i'd to know our
merchants appreciated the advan ages he offered
them and paironzed him literally.
All Medicines advertised in this paper and most that
not advertised, be found at the Drug Store Of NJ
Lively 2u
b Mr.. p. ]. Murphy, State Agent of the Asy-
4 lum for insane, came down to Tallahassee last
Friday to conduct Miss Florence Sutton, OF
Wakulla county, to Chattahoochee.
-Dickey's Painless Eye Water cures weak
and intlamed eyes in a few hours without pain
or danger; price % cents per bottle The best
Era At tlax ABB Tor md hox1n
no other. 491y
whose death was announced last week, was only
IS years of age in November, 1885, and not 80
odd rs before stated.
TEN CENTS will buy a copy of the
New Constitution, in pamphlet form, al the
FLoRIDIAN Office If
I -Adjulant- General Lang had some fine
strawberries in the market last week.
-Edam Cheese, Lunch Tongue, Pig Pork, Extra No.
Msckerel and lots Of other nice things at
Mr.. c. J. F. Allen, proprietor of Erhe
Meadows Stock Farm, two miles west of ITALIA
hassee, left on Monday with his family for hi
home in Louisville, Ky. Bidding us good bye
Mr. Allen said: -" | hope we'll have the railroa'
northward when l return in the fall" adding
the prospect for the road is very encouraging
Best assortment of fancy Crackers in town, Sake
Il Cos 1t
Mrs. George B. Currie arrived from We
mont las; week to join her husband in the
former home-Tallahassee
Visitors leaving Florida now are making
great mistake. What they would see and el
perience during the next month would give thel
better idea of the real beauties and attraction
Of our sunny land than it is possible for them t
ever realize during their winters sojourn here
Just when Florida begins to show TO advantag
visitors and tourists hasten away to their nort
ern homes, aud the consequence is they neve
see and will never know how lovely and beaut
full our State really is.
Hon S. j. Turnbull, Hon R. c. ParkhiI
Mr.. C. T. Carroll and son, and Messrs j. F
Perkins and D. B. Bird, of Monticello arrive
at the 81. James Monday en- route to ST. Marks
4 where they on Tuesday embarked on Captai
Phillips schooner for a week of fishing and fu
on the Gulf.
DAT Flakes Dat Meal, Graham Flour &c. &C., q
Saxon Co.'S. q
Mr. T. E. Barefoot, foreman of the FLoRID
AN, and Mr.. c. A. Bryan, binder, yesterday re
1hrned from the Naval Drill at Pensacola.
w r. Wilson is is doing rushing business
-Ex-Mayor c. G. Alderman A. J
Fish, ex-Alderman IntOsh, Jr., Messrs
W. H. Chancey, Henry reuter- Julius Ba
and George Damon left on Monday TO atten
the Grand Lodge OF Florida Odd Fellows O
Jacksonville
There is a rush every day at w. R. vii
sons. Why? Because he has the best selected
the largest, and The lowest priced stock in ITALIA
hassee
A grand three days tournament win tax
| place at Savannah during the Chatham Artiller.
Centennial, on the 4th, 5th and 9Th Of May. Thu
programme for the occasion contains series @
Inter State Shot Gun and Wing Shooting Con
s,s, in which Mr.. E. A. Craw ford, OF the Tai
hassee Gun Club. will participate.
If you have but one nickel to spend you vii
receive courteous treatment, at w. R. Wilson's
lie Southern CaltiCator Is the Oldest an,
now the handsomest Agricultural Journal in ths
South. BY rscent purchases it combines 4h
Dase Farmer, Atlanta, Ga; The Plantation
Montgomery, Ala; The Rural San, Nashville
Tenn; The Southern Farmers Monthly, Savan
nah, Ca; The Southern World, Atlanta ant
unites the patrons Of these with their own larg'
list OF subscribers. See advertisement
MANY of the visitors who are now hurryinl
away from our sunny cline will find snow an,
Ne IN their Northern homes. While they m
experiencing the dscomforts OF winter We ar
oasking 10 the genial sunshine Of our beautiful
'ou'hland and feastlng on green vegetables
straw berries, &c.
W. Il Wilson receives orders from all owe
the State.
Inc nrst strawberries of the season wer
- ~ Hom Capt G. e. Dykes fruit and
! arm At LsCoutevile, where be has
.'I u 'aree acresI They were large, wen rip,
na 1 LUSCIOUS lie win be able to supply th,
ship. anu ns'e o''''e' =
furn;sh.. -. a''n'o lfexas) 1sn~ Of the Lei
Of ,aa THIS item: The great society even
p,s.s e season was tho marriage, .. the Fist
.,ss. .''e''an Church in this city, (Austin,) las
p soe o. Captain A ]. Peeler, Jr.. 70 Miss
a y. Breckenridge. The groom 4 the
YER "a IN a :. reeaer, the Distinguished law
Co.. Iao me oride Is the charming daughter Of
: q a. breckenridge, and nisce Of Major
:. Drecksaridee, oar present popular csndI
lls sor Governor"
Naptain Dyke has q numhsr a. r..rs,.rv,
which are fsaitiag vssy ven