The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-07-29
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FIORIDIAN for 1886, beginning August 9Th and
ending November nth.
Little Olga. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
r. Cbaires, aged about two years, died at the
residence OF Mrs. Benz Charles, yesterday morn
ing. The funeral will take place from the resi-
dence of Mrs. Chaires, at 10 O'Clock this morning
Colonel Alfred Bishop Mason, of Seville :;
Colonel John Earle IIarridge, of Jacksonville :;
Gen J. b. Wall, of Tampa, and Hon A. S.
Mann and wife, OF Crystal River, arc among the
late arrivals at the St James
Try those sardnes III mustard. fresh from Hartt's
Canadian fishery. at Saxon Cos l4-2t
All members in good standing are requested
10 attend the meeting of Floral City Division
No - Sons of Temperance, at Masonic Hail.
tomorrow evening at o'clock. Ice cream and
will be present.
Mr. Moses Tison, of Tisonia, on the F. Il J.
R X, is visiting friends in the city.
Without beautiful hair no woman is beau
tilul l. yours falling off or faded The loss is
vital Parkers Hair Balsam will preserve your
hair and give back its gloss and youthful color.
Clean elegant, perfect. Prevents dandruf IA 1t
Mr. g. l.. Baltzcll, OF Fcrnandina, was in
the city last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Weld. IIamlcn, who resides fifteen
miles souihearst of Tallahassee last Tuesday
brought in lot OF fine peaches, some of which
he left with aye local" In size they were
large, pretty in color, juicy, and of delicious
flavor Mr. IIamlen's trees are all seedlings,
some OF which have borne annual crops for thir
iv-ihrcc years He says he will have peaches
until October
All Medicines advertised in this paper and most that
arr not advertised can Drug Store of M
Lively. 2n
Mr. T. T. Roberts furnished a wagon tor the
Leon Cornel Band last Friday night, and they
serenaded Governor Perry, cxMayor Pearce
and others.
Miss Jessie Blake, Of Tampa, is visiting
i.icnds in Tallahassee
Every medicine advertised this paper will be found
al ltawls Drug Store. l3-f
Mr. W W Woodward left some fine speci-
mems OF Maryland white corn at the store of T.
H. Randolph & Co. last week The ears were
large and long and the grain OF good size and
well filled out
Seven Springs Iron Alum Mass, the finest
tonic and appetizer known, cures dyspepsia and
all headaches, kidney and liver troubles. Price
80 cents and one dollar
Several hundred copies of the Thirtieth An
nual Announcement of West Florida Seminary,
Stale Military Institute and Normal School, To-
Gated at Tallahassee, were issued from the FLOR
IDIAN press this week.
E,ae D. I'LL
The Supreme Court has taken recess until
the first OF September, and ChefJustice Nc
WhOrier left last week for his home, at Milton,
Judge VanV alkenburgh left for Mayport on
Monday, and Judge Raney remains in the city
Rev. w. Kelley Tuny, of jacksonville, came
up last eek to look at the Tallahassee Country
before leaving tor Europe. The Jacksonville
HcraH Of the 24ih, SAYS: Mr. Tuly has Just
returncd from trip to Tallahassee, and, like
everybody else who visits that favored section,
is charmed with its lovely scenery of green fields,
verdant meadows and soping hills"
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Mrs. J. G. Collins left yesterday for st. Au-
CUISINE, to spend II few weeks with friends.
Persons renting postage stamps TO the
FL0RIDIAN Office will please send either taco or
0~-aent stamps. To prevent stamps adhcring to
letter enclosed, pass adhesive side gently over the
hair OF your head two or three times.
Food Tor the brain and nerves that will in
Vigorae The body without intoxicating, is what
We need in these days of rush and worry Park
ers Tonic restores the vital energies soOthes
the nerves. and brings good health quicker than
anything YOU can use. l4At
Mr.. Alex. McDOugall, whose property ad-
joins Tallahassee on the east has laid off a
number OF one acre lots, leaving a sixty foot
street between them and the corporation line.
lie holds these lots at 800 each. Major Robert
Gamble has purchased three, Mr.. Geo. Fl. Me-
gInnlss two, and others are talking OF buying
These lots are admirably located tor residences,
and Major Gamble will build on one of his this
summer
Mr.. Jas. NJ. Earnest was in the city this
week selling meal from new corn.
The handsome new residence of Ex-Mayor
Fearce is nearing competitor.
MIR. +. C. Gilmore has begun work on the
new residence of Mr. John Day Perkins, corner
oil Call and Gadsden streets. Gilmore is a
rusher," and he intends TO astonish the ina
lives by doing some rapid work in construct
ing buildings
-Governor Perry on Tuesday returned from
short visit 10 Pensacola.
Mr.. Whit Eurcs, of Fernandina, after
spending week with Tallahassee friends leaves
Tor home to-day
Homeless pigs feet and tripe, at Saxon Co.'S l42t
Hon. Robert w. Davis, and his son, Master
Walter, OF Palaika, spent several days in ITALIA
hassee the past week.
The Floral Citys and Garden Cilys played
nine innings on Shines green last Friday after
noon. Score: q 10 10 in favor of Floral Citys
There is a profusion of beautiful and fra
grant howers-especially roses-in Tallahassee
yards and gardens
The arrivals from st. Teresa the past week
are Mr.. John p. Coles Mr. Robert Munro. Mr..
george W. Saxon, Mr. James A. Ball, Mr.. Harry
burroughs, and little Misses Lillian Munro and
Mamie Randolph.
lion L. G. Herndon, member of Assembly
nom Baker county, made pleasant visit to the
rLoRIDIAS sanctum on Tuesday
MIR. Ephraim Ettenheimer, aged eighty. three
years. father of our townsman. Mr.. Emanuel Et-
enheimer, died at his home, 10 New York CITY.
last Thursday.
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