The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-03-11

mesa He has removed his res,anr.n, =, ~.
second story and win put couple of nice MI.
Hard tables on the first floor.
Prof. Fl. A Kline, taxidermist has
osio eaeie-fuIi grown-six feet from tin to tin
ne caught 1t at Port Leon, on the Gulf. soutb of
Tallahassee.
-Dr. Chace, of Nebraska, has purchased
very desirable tract of land from 20, 4.
Fisher. II joins Tallahassee on the wes, rha
Doctor is genial affable gentleman and wa
sauiy welcome him as resident of our beauti-
iui hill country. He will bring Others tn This
fertile and healthy section of Florida
Among those who came with tho x;.;.;u
EDITORS 10 speed them on their way." as far as
"a aianassee we were pleased to meet Mr.. G. w.
Cnne' one OF the editors and proprieors Of the
Lake City Guide and Mr. s. Boteler Thomnson
puohc spirited citizen of that f3,pr;sb;n<,
place. ""' n"u'ishing
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of
the +. r. q N. Company will be held a, Fernan.
dina next Tuesday.
q, can get their Watches and Jewelry repaired
T. gvina nv Csks at the very shortest notice as he
than usual. " MS "usiaess more attention
-rLoRIDIAN Item Box: There was a little
game Oh CARDS In gentleman's parlor. 1t grew
ia'e' anu tears were expressed by the party that
'ley were trespassing upon the kindness of the
mistress OF the house, who, by the way, was not
present. " Not at all, gentlemen; no, at all /,
Play as long as you please. am Gar hero y
Sa'u Tue master OF the mansion. Yes, gentle.
men, play as long as you please" said s,lyery
voice. and all rose as the mistress of The house
stood before them. "Play as long as Won please
gentlemen But, as it Is one O'Clock. the Gar IL
going TO bed'
The Tallahassee brass band have received
their new Instruments, which cost about Two
hundred dollars
In no other kind of stock is there so great q
promise of higher prices, and, copseouen,lv
OF profitable speculation, as in sheep, is what the
Nd'eohdS ot0c6"'dh thinks. The advance in The
price OF wool and sheep which will likely take
place in the spring will make quite handsome
profit Tor those who buy sheep at present prices.
Kememoer this tits pleasure to have your Jewelry
beauty Erastus w Clark, Matchmaker and Jeweer.
4nonioe sueeI Att
Astronomers promise that bright comet
will be visible just before sunrise during the lat
ter part of May Ii is The comet of 1886" dis
covered lately by Prof Barnard
Nils. l.. B. raises her voice to inquire ::
Who owns the baby" From what we have
seen of tina, interesting creature, we have no
hesitation in replying that the baby owns itself,
and The entire household in the bargain
The Florida Spring Exhibit of flowers,
fruits, vegetables, aud home predictions, 10 be
held at jacksonville from March 2a.l to 9Th,
will afford The ladies of Tallahassee an oppor-
! tunity to make handsome floral DISPLAY The
express company will Carry packages under ten
| pounds free, and railroads all over ten pounds
| fr light free
To destroy the cabbage worm take finely
ground black pepper and salt, mixed " ilh little
plaster to increase the bulk This is busted on
with fine wine sitter while The dew is on II
will kill the worms at once The same remedy
may be used for extirpaing the currant worm.
i had to comb back my hair from my fore
head and omit the parting to conceal my bald
ness. Since then Parker's Hair B .lsam has made
my hair as thick and glossy rs ever Ladies
whose hair is getting thin will find the B ,lsam
| Just splendid. Mary Swanson, Chicago 46 4w
Mr. {. G. Lambert, General Agent for The
Singer Manufacturing Company for the South
eastern States, is at the Leon.
Tallahassee Lodge K If H., will hold its
regular meeting tonight at Masonic Hall, at :
O'Clock
Gen. Hazen Sent us a small blizzard yester-
day-result frost and ice this morning
The spring term OF the circuit court begins
next Monday. All the cases on the docket
twelve civil and Ten criminal-wcre continued
from last term.
Miss Mary Maud, an afflicted daughter OF
DR.. s. A. Wauchope, died suddenly on Tuesday
morning, aged fifteen years. The funeral took
place rom the Episcopal Church yesterday after
noon. We deeply sympathize with he tamiIy
in their bereavement.
Florida cucumbers, put up in pickle brine
very nice by the quart, al Byrd & Denhams
Judge j. ID. Beggs, OF Orlando, State Attor-
ney for The Seventh Circuit accompanied by hi:
wife, arrived at the Capital yesterday.
Track layer, began this week to put dow Il
new 60pound steel rails between Tallahassee
and River Junction The F. r. & n. track will
soon be second to none
DR. and Mrs Kost are at the 81 James
again. The d nctor is inll OF enthusiasm as to his
phanthropic and educational plans, AMI geo
logical survey. He takes the field Immediately
in the latter work.
We are pleased 20 see as annex to the editor
al party, Mr.. Wanton s. Webb, of social and mole
Directory fame, and now the accomplished CORE
spondent of the Jacksonville .Norning 1Nens. He
was quite Indispensable TO he guests in his Ca
pacity of courteous and thoroughly informed
representative of the home press
Hon. f. K. Foster, Judge and Hon. J. D.
Beggs, State Attorney for the Seventh Circuit
Hon w. A. Hocker, State Attorney for the Fifth
Circuit; Hon r. W. DIvis Attorney for the
Florida Southern Railway; A. Bishop Mason,
Vice President j. r. s. K. w. Railway
Hon John Westcoti, Of 81. Augustine Col A.
B. Hagan, of Lake City; Col. WIN. Scott, Mr.. A
johnson, Orlando Mr.. G. b. Parkhll, OF Pensa-
cola; and Messrs L. l. and F. p. Fleming, OF
Jacksonville, have been in attendance on the
Supreme Couri the past week.