The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-10-21
COTTON QUOTATIONS..
NIDDLING.

ing in the Tallahassee Country.
Mr.. Thomas Cook and family have returned
from visit to friends at Apalachicola.
DR. Bottoms new cottage was rented before
the frame work was completed.
You cannot register after 2 P. NJ. Tomorrow
w. r, WILSON win begin his Special Sale Days
soon Ne his stock 10 arranged for it
Syrup making has begun in eurnest in the
Tallahassee Country.
Mrs. ]. A. Pearce last Friday returned from
a p-otracted visit to North Carolina
-Embroiiery Linen in different qualities, at j. R. Co
hens 23t
The native grasses of Florida are being util-
lied for hay this season more generally than
ever before. This hay is very nutritious, when
cut at the right time and properly cured, and
stock eat it very readily. In this section il costs
only about one-fourth as much as Northern hay,
and those who have TO buy prefer the Florida
hay.
~ Rawls' Drug Store. 13-U
-Venison is selling in the Tallahassee market
at Ten cents pound
Colonel Fred T. Myers and family arrived
from North Georgia last Thursday
For Ladies' Dress Goods, Trimmings, Hosiery,
outfit, 60 " W. r Wilson's 26
Mr. A. P. Stone, OF Lawrence, Kansas, was
a welcome visitor at the FLoRIDIAN sanctum
last Friday
Henry. of Indiana, have been visiting friends at
Tallahassee the past week.
Bet quality Of Felt q inches wide, at 81 Is per yard
can be found At j. K Cohens. 253t
Master Charles Hopkins kille ed two fine
bucks few miles below Tallahassee last week
Mr.. Aaron Levy arrived from the North last
Friday and is opening an immense stock OF
goods.
All Medicines advertised in this paper and most that
Lively 2tf
Women are everywhere using and recon-
mending Parker's Tonic because they have learn
ed from experience that it speedily overcomes
dependency, indigestion, pain or weakness in
the back or kidneys, and other troubles peculiar
to the sex
The old story. The ladies are going to W. R Wilson's
merchant in town has.
We regret TO learn that General W. D.
Barnes, who was taken sick about two weeks
jacob R. Cohen is headquarters for Domestlcs and
Shoes 25s3t
Holding the paper from the press until the
last moment for the report of the meeting of The
Executive Committee We have failed to receive
the copy.
Capt S. Pasco was in the city Tuesday. He
expresses confidence that the new constitution
will be ratified by large majority.
A large variety of Kid Gloves at j. R. Cohens rang
ing In price from IS cents to <l25. 2sSt
Positive evidence of merit, is the fact that
Dickey's Painless Eye Water is guaranteed to
cure infamed eyes in few hours. Price IS
cents Ask for ii. Have no other For sale
by all druggists.
W R WILSON will se large line of beautiful dress
goods for less than cost
Pleased to receive call from Major G. s.
Hallmark, of Pensacola, whose presence always
cheers the sanctum.
y r Cohen can furnish you with 9, s, TO- IL and u
quarter Blankets and Comforta 1851
Merchants and planters are more cheerful
now over the prospects of the cotton crop in
Leon county than they have been for three
months past. The yield is larger than was an
tclpated by the most sanguine, and the quality
OF the staple is decidedly superior to last years
crop.
W X Wilson will guarantee to fill any Lady's Mem
orandnm for Dress Goods Trimmings, Hosiery House
keeping goods, &c, low it can be filled in New
York City The doubling be WINGED by q trial %
Fay Temple,on is in Europe
Lamont is new postoffice in Jefferson CONN.,
iy. and Doyle in franklin.
hen at 81 <'A' '' '''o " . a Is So
Miss Kate P. Bsnnerman last week return.
ed from visit 10 friends at Jacksonville
Hon. Putnam P. Bishop has presented a
copy of his new book, Psychologist" to Uni
versily Library.
rn ~ wilson's Shoe department is big success and
friends. "a A''
We have seen a number Of handsome maps.
made by Mr.. Overton Bernard, of SeVila, Mr..
J. H. Taylors north addition to Tallahassee.
SeVilla adjoins Tallahassee on the north and
Longs grove on the west, and the streets of the
city are extended through the addition.
Ransom Williams, "a colored man long in
the employ OF the railroad, fell from Little river
trestle last Sunday and broke his neck. His re-
mains were brought 10 the city and buried on
Monday.
The best assortment of Ladies' and Gents' Under
Vests in the city can be found at Jacob r Cohen's
asst
Hon. Edw. Owens, OF Quincy was at the st.
James a few days ago.
Mr.. r o. Paul, travelling representative of
The Times Union, left the Capital City for Jack
sonville yesterday.
Judge p. w. White arrived from New Or
cans on the east bound train yesterday
Mr.. Hamilton McPhaul, Tax Assessor for
3adsden county, was at the Capital yesterday,
md male plersant call on the FLoRIDIAN.
For ladies' and Chldren's Shoes be sure to call ON
4r. Phelps Wilson and his stock. %
Very few persons are desrous that the tenn
perance question should enter into State politics
{ strikes Us that the adoption OF Article XIX,
unlimited with the New Constitution, would
'erve TO remove the question about as far from
,olitics - It 10 reasonable to hope to get it 1t
resent This question Il not one that viii |
iown. Article XIX suits the Temperance people,
md Il win share thssame fate - the New Con.
Ititution.