The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-08-12
For Twenty-Five Cents,

Duncan, left on Monday for Canada.
Capt Henry T Felkel, of Centrevle, is an
nounccd by his friends as a candidate for the
Office ol Tax Assessor. Capt Felke is an en-
thusia>iic, jealous young Democrat competent
for the position and worthy the support of Demo
Gratis.
ar ni advertised be found the Drug of M
Livery 2n
Miss Carrie Chaires and Mr.. OrmOnd
Charles have returned from visit to friends in
Sanford.
Seven Springs Mass never fails to cure sick
Headache. The cure is not immediate and tempo
nary hut permanent. Try it, Price so cents and
500 For sale by all druggists.
We learn that Mr.. J. &. Vail, of Bushnell,
III a gentleman well known to many Tallahas-
setans, dropped dead few days ago. His wife
died suddenly a few months since, only short
while after they left this city late in the spring.
Mr. John c. Collins, of the FLoRIDIAN typo
graphical corps, is spending week at ST. Au-
gusilnc with his wife.
Every medicine advertised this paper will be found
n E.awl-' Drug store 13-tf
PROF Fekcl desires il To be understood that
he did mol seek The princpalship OF the ITALIA
hassee graded school. The place was rendered
him 10y the County Board, and he would consent
10 accept only when informed that it was the
determination of the Board To have male
iearler lor said school, and that if he did not
take the place they would send off for some
competent male teacher.
Food Tor the brain and nerves that will in
yigoraic 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 tEan
ANYTHING You can use lift
Hon NJ ii Mabry, Lieutenant Governor
Of the state, was in the city last Saturday and
SUNDAY We were pleased TO note that he was
in vigorous health, and greatly enjoyed the
genial flow ri hi> vii and wisdom.
Try the new baker al Carpenter Il Heads.
lie understands hi business and will be sure to
please you in any kind OF bread.
Among the books recently presented to the
Library len volumes by Mrs. ID. Lang, forty
three by Mrs G. A. Bryan, forty by Mrs. F. p.
Henry and twenty by DR.. 5. A. Wauchope.
We arr promised for publication a list of the
more valuable works included in above donations.
The City Council has adopted an ordinance,
which appears in another column, establishing
the city Notwithstanding the rink building
"a The market house
All the contractors and builders are busy
ON new buildings, and painters, masons and
plaserers get all the work they can do
Mrs Theodore Turnbull and daughter Miss
Corinne. are spending the summer AT Asheville,
NC
-Tnrn-oycrs Cream and French Loaves, ut
CarI@nter& Heads.
Mr. q. w. Saxon and family came up from
II Teresa last Tuesday
Miss Matte Whatley and Miss Sallie Baker
oi Townsville are in the city again and guests
OF Mrs. NJ IL Johnson
Col. Fred I. Myers returned from Pablo on
Tuesday. having his family in Jacksonville to
attend The conservation of Bishop Weed.
Miss Eliza IIalIowes, of Jacksonville, is Wis.
Ting her sister, Mrs Dancy, on south Calhoun
street
Mr. Phelps Wilson and Mr. w. B. Schrader
left for ST Teresa last Saturday
Mr. \. 3 Harper, the artist, is having his
gallery over Dam0n's store ovcrhaucd and fit
ted up in good style -~
Among The prominent arrivals at the ST
James The past week were Hon. John West
Colt, OF -. Augustine Hon Ned F. Farrell
MayoT 81 Waldo; Mr. Jas. f Tucker, of the
Land Department of the F. r. & N Co; Hon.
Robi ". Davis, Attorney for the Florida South
ern Railway; Mr.. +. c. Shepard, General Pas
senger Agent of the p. Il A. Railroad and Col
AllIel Bishop Mason. of J. T. Il X. w Railway.
MI A. J. Fish has been awarded the con-
iraci Tor putting a second story on the mar
kei house Ii will cover the entire width of the
building and exiend back so odd feet and EN-
brace an ntficc for the Mayor one for the CLERK
and a hall 52xG0 feet The work is to be com
Iieit-l As son as possible:
Il Rye and Graham Bread, at Carpenter &
Heads
-Ex Governor David S. Walker and Capt
r. H"usioun, delegates TO the Farmers National
Congress, al st. Paul, Minnesota, will leave Tai
lalassee. 10 attend its session, next Wednesday
Florida is Ia he congratulated on having 80 able
and dignified representation in that impor.
TAM bpdy
Mr.. Green A. Chares has had between ont
wv udlldCIt lOLS BhIu Out NJ AudUcS
with 90 feet streets intervening, on the higl
ground north of the railroad station, and they
are now for sale al reasonable prices.
We are indebted 10 Mr. Weld Hamlen fol
some "i the delicious peaches that come from
his famous four trees hich are thirty thres
year sold. They are one of the varieties of thost
Indian peaches which arc DOW little known
Dui worth more than any others now cult vated
The trees being long lived and the fruit of large
Size and unsurpassed flavor.
Mr. s. G. Bott, Of Monticello, came 10 OF
The night train and is registered at the g.
James
Mrs s. E. Campbell left yesterday to visi
iriends at Blackshear, Ga.
-Capt- &. A. Bryan left on Tuesday to spent
aieW days in East Florida
Miss Nellie Bassett ia visiting friends il
jacksonville.
Editors Fzoridian: Will you do me tn
i.sor TO publish the following: A match ga mi
ball last Wednesday. August 4th, between
ale Nationals, of Jacksonville, and the Flora
Dl'ys, Of Tallahassee, resulted in favor of th,
f'oral Citys by score Of % TO IS.
Your,
CAPTAIE FLORAL CRY b. B. c.. JUNIOR.