The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-06-24

c,,t la>i Friday He has I'D acres IN Watcrmcl-
on AMI will rc,in shipping by the carload carly
IN Iuly.
Mr.. Il T. Weaver, of Sopchoppy, was in the
ci,y illis week lie came up to buy goods and
Wiine-s The " big shooting"
All Medicines advertised in this paper, and most that
a.. D.f adver-cd be found at the Drug Store of NJ
Liyrg- -"
Mr.. a F. Phillips. of Sanford, accompanied
br NJ, sisier-Mrs. Matte IIogan-and his
daughter. have been visiting friends in Tallahas-
-. for the past week.
S,veu Springs Iron Alum Mass is the finest
Ir,p tonic known. ASK your Physician about
4 II a regular medicine prescribed by ply
s,rians. Cures dyspepsia, headaches, kidney
,-sihl,s. &c 80 ~
Mr. Gall Brcvard, telegraph operator at Pen
s.,,Ja came over this week 10 see his 1alahas-
go. relaiir,- aud friends and Ia attend the CLAY
,d-,-pn tournament.
FIFTY CENTS will he the price of the
F,nRrld,x inr the campaign of 1SSG-bcginning
Ia. 6rsf aud ending Aoccmbcr cltoenH
MR. ]. Il. Cohen arrived last Friday from
Fri Mrlir
-Whai J. more disagrccablc 10 lady than
n know that her hair has not only LOST IFS color,
hnl j. toll 81 damdrnfFg Yet such was the case
with mine uniil used Parkers Hair Balsam
Ms hair . Now black and perfectly clean and
-l.e.v-Nr- + Swcrnv. Chicago. 10-4t
-Fg.rr r,.dirinr advertised mis- paper will be found
..t,-.t l,-,.. N-,,-.. 13lf
Mr. >phia Burkhlm. of jacksonville, is Wis
ting f,i.n, = IN the Capital Cry.
->i.i.u using painful and dangerous Eye wa
trr> =. Dck,v Painless Eye Water. Simple
an,l hAinc-- N"curr. no pay. Price, - cents
A. ~ i. Accept 10 substitute. 50-1y
-EN Governor ID : Walker and family are
.;-.,,diu. l..n work a, Pablo Beach
-FteA Cny DIVISION No 20, Sons of Tenn
lsrance. al airan.in- for an excursion 10 81.
T,-i.--s "n the steamer W.ikttomira
NoN j. ,h.. tim, 10 iorm clubs for the Flo
EiI1,> .luiiu- the campaign of 1NNG Single
.r.li,- only my nats.
Nj !. j lI4iebl, who about ten years ago
k.pi d large hardware store in the Munro build
iur. on I,ifcrs"n street. died Al Gainesville
Texas. on The >h al June. aged 10 years.
-Dr ! II Hunt aud wife, OF Cllcinnati, ar
rved at lie -. lamc, last Friday The Doctor
came Ia Tallahassee PROSPECTING for a winter
home. AMI on Mnnlay J. T. Bernard & Son sold
him Mr. Il : Williams place, formerly the
irnum place" one mile north Of The Capitol
The D~1or will hrsc ihc premises and buildings
put il thorough repair and return to his winter
homr m the tall
My liver ietrfuily disorlcred and
ieli ~ feeble and langnbl that scarcely took
interest in anything. Tried all The so-callcd
remedies without rclic until ! used Parkcr's
TOME. which eiicrt"'i permanent curc.-David
Bah Little Rack. Ark 104t
Mr. David C'"k died AT his residence, ON
Calhoun street. last Saturday morning, in the
A teaf oi his are He had been in feeble
health for long time but was confined 10 his
h-.i only nine days. Mr. Cook was IA native of
scotland AID lai been in The employ of the
railInad company for several years as engineer,
master macliinisi, foreman and assistant fore
man. hlch las position he held at the time of
his deInl>'-- He leaves wife and two little ones
"a son and danshicr-to mourn The loss of a
Kind husband and devoted father
We enjoyed pleasant visit last Saturday
from Captain X f. Rose, of Klssimmce. He
MAS formerly Connected with the operations OF
he Okes-h"bee Drainage Company buI is nj
IGes+fi experimenting the planting operations OF
Mr. Di->ion The reclaimed lands. He is now
working 80 hands and came 10 Tallahassee Ia
employ additional help. Captain Rose says the
o'rn AMI cane now growing on lands over which
STEAMBOATS, could have run few years ago is the
hn'Si be- ever SAW in any country. He thinks
cane viii raiioon there for ten years. Captain
h''>e. lSting native of Louisiana, where he was
aiso engaged in extensive drainage operations
and cane growing on large scale, is competent
h Judge OF these matters in Florida.
When you want neat printing, and want il
Promptly. bring yonr job work To the Flo
EhAA ls,b uflcc-the largest in the State. II
Mr. James Earnest has been very successful
in grating apples on LcContc stocks lie has
srEtral varieties all doing we'll Some bear the
hfsl yeir and all the second year Last Tuesday
he brought as a number of the Red As,rachan
which we're very large. mellow, of excellent fla
va and very pretty apple.
Mrs f. h. Smith left on Monday 10 spend
The summer in The mountain section of western
North Carolina
Old Government Java Coffee, at Saxon g.
Co., 1927
Judge John w Ashby of Gainesville, was
weloome visitor to the FL0RIDIAN sanciunl
lasi Tuesday
Mr.. Angus Nicholson, Circuit Clerk, and
Mr. Thomas Mitchell, Sheriff OF Gadsden county,
came down 10 the Interstate Tournament on
Tuesday.
Hon. r. F. Taylor, of Gainesville, made a
PHEASANT call al The FLoRIDIAN office last Tues
day.
Those who have this season experimental
with tobacco IN The Tallahassee Country are very
Will pleased with results. We understand that
One gentleman, a Northern tobacco grower. who
prepared the ground himself planted the seed,
l1t out the plants, cultivated the crop, cut the
iobaeco. and is now watching il through the cur
ing process, has written to his friends North Ia
sell out, and come to Leon county and engage
In tobacco culture
We still keep the decorated English China,
by the single piece OF set. 1927 SAXON & Co
We were pleased to receive calls from the
following Monticellians on Tuesday: Mr. ]
y Denham. Mayor, Dr. Theodore Turnbull, Hon
X e. Parkhill. Circuit Clerk, DIR. A. B. Harrison
Mr. John w. Garwood, postmaster, and Messrs
B. e. Bolt and VIM E. Halle.
-Ex Senator g. B. Conover was among the
visitors that the tournament brought 10 his old
home DIR. COnover is now resident Of Eustis
where the medical skill for which he Is 90 well
known in Tallahassee is securing him lucrative
practice