The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-07-08
The Tallahassee District Conference. M. E..

Church. South convcncs AT Mount Pleasant next
Thursday, 18th. The delegates from the Talla-
hassee Church are Captain c. f. Dyke, Mr.. Geo.
" Saxon and Mr.. T. A. Meginniss.
Seven Springs Iron Alum Mass is the finest
iron tonic known Ask your Physician about
il Ii is a regular medicine prescribed by ply
sieians Cures dyspepsia, headaches kidney
tr.nhl..s, etc For sale by all druggists.
Mr. Sterling ID Moore, editor and proprietor
Of the Slarke Telegraph, made a flying visit to
Tallahassee in the early part of the week
All Medicines advertised in this paper. and most that
ni advertised can be f"1nd at the Drug Store q Oft ~
The storm last Wednesday caught The wealth
.r bureau folks mapping" They sent their
fri warning al $50 p. NJ. oil that day, alter the
hurricane had wrought its terrible work of de-
sirucion in this section.
ALBANY, Ga, August |, 1885.
Dr. Whitehead:
DEAR SIR had "A bad case of blood poison,
which for TWO years dcficd all treatment. One
ly,iilc IF T. T. L. made permanent cure.
JOHN GAFFNEY.
Mr. Jas p Martin. Sheriff Of lllsborough
county. was a welcome visitor AT the FIoRIDIAN
sancum on Tuesday.
The annual session of the Florida Confer
ence Womans Missionary Society, NJ. +. Church.
SOUTH begins al Madison on the l4lh.
-Es,ry medicine advertised in this paper will be found
a. isaNi-' Drug store. 13tf
What i more dslgrceablc To a lady than
L, know that her hair has not only lost its color,
bat +, full oi ,lanlrufT? Yet such was The case
a m, mine until used Parker's Hair Balsam.
NJ hair i, now black and perfectly clean and
slo--y-Mr> +, Swecny, Chicago 1O-4t
CAPT T. IIoll>oun made The entire FIoRID-
IAN force happy last Saturday when he had two
immense waicimrlons rolled into the office.
They were Of the - kob Gem variety, than
which n" swr,irr melon grows. One measured
-,;Ais inches in circumference and the other ak
H. The Captain has large number of them
and they are considered an excellent melon for
shipping.
Mr.. Maud f. Hill, OF New Orleans, leaves
lnr home to-day.
Quite number of coloIed cxcursionists ar
iiy,l fain the cl>i li>i saturday afternoon.
-Tucb-,l evidence of positive merit is that
Dickeys Painless Eyewatcr is guaranteed TO
cure weak AMI inilam=l eyes in IA few hours and
without pain. Accept no substitute. For sale
by al druggists
Cos 1927
Mis- Elo-e Manucy leaves to-day to visit
friends in larika.
Mr. Vim. f. Lyle has severed his business
connection with New Orleans and is now trav-
cling for Ei~in X Ralph Mead, Jr., & Co., i'm
Pur1rr- AMI wholesale grocers, the oldest house
in New York, having been established in 1900.
When you want neat printing and want it
promptly, bring your job work to the Flo
HInAN job ofiicc-the largest in the State.
Mr. Mary Jones' an aged lady-and long a
resident 81 Tallahassee died at her residence last
Fsi,lav. after proiractcd illness. She leaves a
daughter and Two grandchildren to mourn her
deni-f
MY liver was 50 fcarfully disordered and
interest in anything Tried all The so-called
remedies without relief until | used Parker's
Tnic which effected permanent cure.-David
Bash Little Rock, Ark. 104t
Adam Pope, "a coored man residing near the
city. WAS severely injured by a fallen tree on
Monday. DIR Gum called to dress his
wounds and thinks he will recover.
The County Commissioners will meet in
r4suiar session next Monday.
The corn which was blown down by the
storm last Wednesday is Strengthening up and
lpaklng better, and the impression among plan
ier- nuw is that the crop is not damaged to the
extent that was apprehended Immediately after
The blow With no other mishap the corn crop
in Leon county will he above the average and
exceed last years yield
The city street corps have cleared the streets
81 the storm debris They should now turn
their attention To the limbs broken by the wind,
and still hanging 10 the trees. Some of them
are very large and liable 10 fall on persons pass
ing along the streets. Every broken limb should
De removed as possible.
The storm did no damage at St Teresa, the
popular Gulf resort for Middle Floridians
The departures for st. Teresa this week are
Judge d. 5. Walker Hon. ID. s. Walker, Jr, and
Willie Bloxllam.
Mr. J. T. Lane, of Georgia, has charge OF
the Western Union office during the absence of
Mr. NJ S. Jones, who is visiting friends at
Americas, Ga.
Sherman Davis, coorcd, convicted of muir
der AT the spring term of fernando Circuit
Court. has been sentenced 10 he hanged at
Brook-ville, on Thursday, August 18th.
An excursion train leaves the depot at 7:3O
this morning for ST. Marks, the lighthouse and
springs Fare for the round trip, g. The train
will return at $50 this evening.
More than m hundred persons-ladies, chill
dren and gcntlelnen-assemb al the residence
Of Mr. George Lewis, corner of Carolina and Cal
foun streets, last Saturday night, to witness a
pyrotechnc display. A New York friend had
sent the little girls large box OF fireworks, and
their Tallahassee friends were invited to partici-
pate m the hours enjoyment the fireworks az
fOrded.
The Leon Cornet Band were out with their
new instruments for the first time on Monday
night. They are learning rapidly and Tallahassee
will have a firsi-class band before long.
We understand that Major LeIioy D. Ball
will build a handsome residence on the lot re-
Gently purchased of Mr.. Alex McDougall.
The Mystic Base Ball Club, of Quincy, came
70 Tallahassee on Tuesday expecting TO find q
club 10 cross bats with them. There being no
club here-except The juvenile organizations -
and no base ballists even, "scrub" nine vas
made up 10 amusc the visiting club yesterday
Afternoon They played seven innings. when