The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-09-30

line thermometer WIS uOWu III TIC StAuCc
this morning.
Miss Fannie Afford is visiting friends al
Townsville.
We are receiving the beet Leon County Butter daily
Send In your orders. T. H. RANDOLPH q CO.
Yesterday morning NJ. Gilbert Harisield be
gan boring well on the east side of Monroe
street, near the Hodgkiss building. Late in the
afternoon, at depth of 81 feet. The auger struck
we, sand and mud The expense Of sinking the
we'll will be paid by Messrs. NJ. Lively and G.
w. Saxon aud Mayor Walker
Mr. George r. Ward has returned from
North Georgia.
Women are everywhere using and recon-
mending Parker's Tonic because they have learn.
ed from experience that i, speedily overcomes
dependency, indigestion or weakness in the
back or kidneys, and other troubles peculiar to
the sex. 244i
Among the arrivals this week was French
family from Missouri. They will settle in Leon
county
Mr. Sparks, an invalid who came from ILL
nos about two years ago, died at the residence OF
Mr. c. A. Choate on the cath. He leaves a wife
TO mourn his loss.
OC'Cu OpitbSS AiOu <AiuiA oAooo, tHC SiCos
mineral water remedy, the finest tonic and appe-
tzer known. Cures dyspepsia, sick headache.
chronic diarrhea, etc. For sale by all druggists s.
Our Israetish citizens observe their ew
Year to-day. They will have appropriate SER
vices at Masonic Hall.
Mr.. David Chaires who went to Sanford last
year to establish a dairy, is in the city for the
purpOse of buyinp mich cows
ON & Co. 49, Wv > '
The family of Colonel John A. Henderson
returned from the North this week.
If you want to rent very desirable place,
one mile from Tallahassee, call on Capt Dyke.
See advertisement.
Posters announce the coming of Mr.. G. B.
Pendeton, and that he will speak at Tallahassee
on Saturday.
Miss Lily Woodruff, of Monticello is the
gust of Miss Mary Bannerman this week.
Registration begins next week. Let every
Democrat see that he is properly registered
Every medicine advertised this paper will be found
At Rawls' Drug Store lSu
When water is boiled for drinking purposes
it should subsequently be cooled, and then before
drinking poured rapidly several times in success
sion from one pitcher 10 another, both being
held far apart in order to entangle as much air
as possible with the water. This will restore its
freshening quality TO degree.
Rev Dr. w. a. Carter, of ST. Johns Church.
Tallahassee, left last Tuesday for Chicago to at
tend the General Convention of the Episcopal
Church. He will be absent until the last Sun
day in October
fised in md mr. that
advertised, be found the Drug Store of n
Lively. TT
brownsville Enterprise September 23d :
Miss Callie Lester, daughter of Mrs. W. H. Les
ter, of Leon County Fla, died 10 this city, at
the residence of Mrs Ball. on Friday last She
had been sick for some time, and was brought
here in the hope that the change might be bene-
fetal. But the hope proved vain. aud in the
morning OF life she passed away TO the better
land. She was young lady of lovely charac-
ter and disposition, and beloved by a large circle
of relatives and friends no indeed sorely
afflicted by their loss.
Sleeves are no longer cut tight above the
elbow
A curious novelty in hats has arisen in Paris
They are made of knoited PUSHES in a sort of
trelis pattern. and trimmed with slender
branches of scarlet tulips with the long leaves
of The tulip plant woven together as a band
around the crown. In front the tulips are set up
as aigrettes against the background OF dark vel
vety moss green leaves The brim is faced with
green velvet to match.
See new shoe department
The public schools OF Leon county-in city
and ths, ahor Of ffv-
" hite and 30 colored, will open for the winter
session next Monday. October 4lh.
Elk Governor VIM. d. Bloxham and wife
returned last Thursday, from IL two months So
journ at The Virginia Springs
Hon. A. G. White, member of Assembly
from Jackson county, was in the city lew days
ago.
Mr.. Aaron Levy has gone North to purchase
his fall stock
MIR. Thomas Cook and family left yesterday
fer Apaachicola, where they will spend few
weeks with friends
Virgins, the frau !, says he was misrepre-
sented by newspaper correspondents as to his
predictions of terrible earthquake yesterday
Now that we have escaped the great earthquake
force aud its destructive and desoIaiing effects,
We accept his xplanation-which should have
been accompanied with an apology-at least
with some degree OF satisfaction.
Holmes & Coutts Celebrated English made Biscuits
and Wafers At SAXON Co.'S
Mrs. r. 8. Williams left few days ago for
Cincinnati, where she now has three daughters
According to the best information atlainable
there are now published in Florida lO3 newspa-
pers, periodicals, &c.
Stop using painful and dangerous eye waters
Use Dickey's Painless Eye Water. Simple aud
harmless; no cure, no pay. Price IS cents. Ask
for H. Accept no substitute For sale by all
druggists.
Mrs. A. j. Ball and family have moved to
the city, and are domiciled in the Sullivan cot
tage. corner OF Tennessee and Duval streets.
-Ex-G Governor. Bloxham left for st. Teresa on
Tuesday.
Mrs. T. L. Clarke, of Monticello, has been
10 the city this week, the guest Of Mrs. 8 Whit
aker.
Mr. Joseph Duncan has completed the new
shelving for University Library, which reaches
from floor to ceiling, and makes rom for about
5000 volumea There are now about Q 900 books
In the Library, and the Association will be
pleased 10 receive further donations-small or
large.
Mrs. Lucy v. Chase, of Nebraska, wife OF the
late DR.. A. W. Chase. arrived few days ago to
settle up her husbands business