The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-02-04

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oniy menace to the lives of dogs, but other an.
| .ulals' ana even innocent children, have died
'fom eating poisoned food put out for dogs. The
seru'cs OF owners of valuable dogs is. shoot the
o"g poisoner on the spot. The sportsmeu OF
iaiiahassee have an idea who is doing this vii
famous work, they are watching close, and il
Tue rascai Is caught, he may rest assured. they
know just how 10 handle him.
-ra'her Hugon's lecture last night for the
cement OF the Library was largely attended, and
was very entertaining and instructive.
john Bush, colored man. convicted in the
Leon Circuit Court, and sentenced to be hanged
lor the murder of VIM. Hughes, has had his Sc n.
fence committed by the Pardoning Board to i'm
prisonment for life, in the State prison.
Try glass of Pure Apple Cider, at Byrd Denham's
we enjoyed pleasant visit on Tuesday
from MIR. }. II. Perkins, one OF the leading mer
chants Of Monticello
ACHES aud pains long borne make even the
young feel old. The true remedy is Parkers
ionic Ii purities the blood, sets in order the
iiSer AMI kidneys, banishes pain and builds up
the health Besides it has The reputation of do
ing "hat we Claim tor it. 42.4w
-'~ ~ ~ OiCulJ SOuTL ana fIOftQd gu
preme Court both being in session in Tallahas-
see, brought quite an array of the legal frater-
MY 10 the city this week Among them we
note Hon. j. W. Malone Quincy Hons S. PAsco
and L. L. Clarke, Monticello; Hon. J. F. McClel-
ian' Judge OF the First Circuit, NJ .jor B. S. Lid
don and Hon. d. L. McKinnon, Mariana; Hou.
'" A Blonnt Pensacola; Hon. Angus Paterson,
Mayor G. w. Stevens Mr. H. j. Mccall and
Hon. j. N. Stripping, Madison; Hon. R. F.
Taylor, Gainesville; Mr. H. H. Herndon
Leesourg; Hon. r. w. Davis Attorney for the
Florida Southern Railway Palalka; Col A. w.
Cockrell, Hon. A. w. Owens, State Attorney
for the Fourth Circuit, Jacksonville; w 0. But
Ter, Pensacola
Holmes Sure Cure Mouth Wash and Den
thrice is receiving the highest recommendations
from The medical and dental professions and
from those who have used it, For liberated
sore throat il has no equal as a remedy Ii is
extensively used by many of Atlantas most
prominent citizens. We recommend DR.. Holmes
and their wash TO our eaders-AAanta C0asti-
tattOa
"A Missouri farmer who has been testing
seed corn from the butt the tip and the middle
OF the ears for three years finds that the corn
from the lips OF the will ripen first, that
from the middle next and that from the butt
last.
Mr.. W. W. Woodward is announced for
City Tax Collector.
MIR. /. Hardenburg, broom manufacturer at
Bradtordvilic, has placed Us under special obi
cations for couple OF long handled wall
brooms. Mr.. Hardenburgh makes all kinds OF
brooms, has been supplying the local trade for
some time and his work gives general satisfic-
ton.
Rev. Mr.. Hartman, Presiding Elder of ITALIA
has>see District, will hold quarterly meeting at
the church in this city on the Goth and 21st
-" Ye local" was in one OF the leading bust
ness houses Of Tallahassee few dogs ago. The
head of the house received an order for gooIs
from person he did not know Turning to ''ye
local." he inquired, does Mr.. - take the Flo
RIDIAN?' Unfortunately for the man who
wanted credit, We were compelled to answer,
NO, Sir" Then can't fill the ORDER was the
merchant emphatic reply. Comment is unnec
cssarv.
The iiustIious Mrs. farley, with her re-
now ael wax works, will be in Tallahassee on
( the 16n OF this month, an will give an exhibit
i tiOtl va thCSE UCdutHu HSulSo III poliiC L1dii,
/ on that evening. Do not forget that it is Tues
day evening, and go and see the wax works,
which are just as natural as life.
-Culouel Robert w. Davis Attorney for the
Florida Southern Railway Co., made pleas
AMI visit TO our sanctum yesterday.
Mr.. 2. c. Lane, OF the real estate firm of
GArgett & Lane Chipley, guest at the
Leon this week. Mr.. Lane is an Ohioan, and
Will soon go north with view to inducing
farmers to come to West and Middle Florida
Hon. Philip Walter, Clerk of the u s. Cir
cult Court, WAS among the welcome visitors TO
| the FLoRIDIAN sanctum this week.
Mr.. G. H. Dickinson has sold his dwelling
house, on Clinton street, to Mr. Miles H. John
son. who now has his family domiciled therein.
Captain Frank Phillips, the popular and ef-
ticient Circuit Clerk of Jackson county, made
the FLORIDIANa pop call on Tuesday.
An addition is being made TO 81. Johns
| Episcopal Church, to provide room for the new
organ, now at The depot. Ii is one of the largest
and finest organs in The South, outside of the
large cities, and the parties from whom it was
purchased say they would not duplicate the in
strument for tour thousand dollars The organ
made quicker trip tn IN freight often does, for
it was shipped from New York by the Mallory
Line on Tuesday, January 26th, and arrived at
Tallahassee Monday, February 1st.
Among the prominent arrivals at the New
Leon yesterday was Hon. Henry A. L'Engle, of
jacksonville, ex State Treasurer. He is now at
the head OF the State Bank of Florida one of the
leading and most successful banking houses in
| do 1Ia mt roll
al the FLORIDIAN sanctum
We are requested to announce that a convoca-
ton of Florida r A. Chapter u. d. will be
! held at Masonic Hall this evening al o'clock.
General W. G. Bird, U. S. Marshal for the
| Northern District of Florida, was among the
welcome visitors to the FLoRIDIAN sancum this
morning.
Hon. Samuel Pasco of Monticello made a
pleasant call at The FLoRIDIAN sanctum this
morning.
Mr. s. e. Bolt, Of Monticell), registered at
the ST. James yesterday.
Mr. Mathews, of Michigan, has bought the
Benjamin Chsires' place, adjoining Tallahassee
on the north.
Captain c. E l. Allison. the able and cf1
Gent Superini eudent of Schools for Gadsden
county, was welcome visitor at the FLoRIDIAN
sanctum yesterday