The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-03-11
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y,r lot Of Dress Ginghams, at Saxon Co.'S. 4o-2t
W. Frank Hill, OF Wakulla county, a few
,... aco brought ~ rare bird for Prof. Kline
ivory. billed woodpecker. The plumage is
,ror,b 800. and there is no record of one being
,1o, h4vond the limits of Florida in the past
thirteen years
The reception announced for last Tuesday
oveoinc. At the Leon, was indefinitely postponed
an sccoun, OF the serious illness of Mrs George
: Brown. Of Baltimore, a guest at the hotel.
All Medicines advertised in this paper. and most that
not advertised can be found at the Drug Store of N.
Lively ~u
Public sentim ent in Tallahassee is appa-
reullv decidedly in favor of forming stock COM
many 10 secure the building of railroad north
ward. Deavs are dangerous in public enter
nrises rs well as in private matters. Whatever
Is to be done AS regards the railroad should be
done at once II we are to have the railroad in
operalion bv next season, now is the time to
move and keep moving
Every medicine advertised this paper will be found
4, Ravl.' Dru- store 13tf
Hon \ L. Woodward, of Live Oak, with
his usual public spirtedness, has donated to
University Library, Tallahassee, twelve volumes
of the Writings of Washington, by Sparks, beau
ttuly bound IN calf, and four volumes of The
SPEECHES OF Lord Brougham. May he long
live and prosper, and may his noble example be
Often emulaled.
Many suffering people drag themselves about
win failing strength, feeling that they are stead
Z. II, hor NV p,rIy
er's Tonic they would find cure commencing
with the first dose, and vitality and strength
surely coming back to them. 46-4w
-Me>srs Moody and Sankey will hold series
of religious services at jacksonville, March 18th,
90h and 21st
Fancy Brands Imported and American Sardines-Sar-
dies in Tomatoes Sardnes in Mustard at l. d. Randolph
&Cos.
1t wa, announced in Tallahassee one day
this week that the Mallory Steamship Company
had made a cut of sixty per cent on Rates from
New York to this city, and merchants became
jubilant and eegraped for extra large shipments
of freight on the cut rates. The saving of few
dollars in freights pleased some OF them amaZ-
ingly and they will feel good over it for several
DAYS at least. A permanent reduction of sixty
III.
one thousand dollars annually 10 number Of
merchants in Tallahassee, while some would
save more and others of course less. Let every
business man in Tallahassee aggregate his treign
bills for 1885, take therefrom sixty per cent.
multiply that amount by two, and thus ascer
tain what he can afford to put into our railroad
enterprise, and thereby secure reasonable freigh
rates tor the future.
A beautiful line of Spring Dress Goods to arrive thi
week at saxon Cos.
-Messrs j. Augustus Johnson r. Fulton
Cutting and J. j. McComb, of New York Col
III. r. Duval Receiver, Col. A. E. Max we'll
General Manager of the F. r. q N. Co., Mr.. ]
W. Bushnell, T. Adams and Judge p w
White came up on a special Tuesday evening
The party took supper at the Leon and returned
70 jacksonville during the night.
Pine Apple, Edam and Fancy Cream Cheese, at T. e.
Randolph Cos
R c. Long, Esq, returned on Tuesday from
Sarasota, accompanied by Mr. Scott and the
Messrs Watson, who were here few weeks
ago. Another party are en- route to Tallahassee
and others will doubtless come.
The beautiful crimson blush, the bright
sparkling eve a clear intellect, are SO often want
ing among our most lovely females, and why
Because they are suffering from some peculiar
lingering female complaint. A srre, safe and
effectua! remedy is Simmons Iron Cordial Sold
by NJ Lively, Druggist, Tallahassee. Fla. 46-2w
The Tallahassee skating link will close 10
morrow night with grand fancy dress carnival
This is The second day of lent.
-Buckwheat Dat Meal, Graham Flour, Dat Flakes; al
fresh al Saxon Cos. 9o'|e
Capt. DYKES new residence, at LeCsnteville
Is nearing completion.
Mr. Jacob r. Cohen has had his store nicely
painted and is receiving new..spring.goOds.
Joseph Booker, for many years engineer il
the FLoRIDIAN press room, died last Sunday
morning of consumption. He was buried on
Monday by the Tallahassee lodge of colored
Odd Fellows; OF which he was q member.
A beautiful line Of Hosiery, at Saxon q Co.'S 46-2t
Five carriages filled with guests OF The
Leon visited the celebrated Wakulla Spring yes
terday
Miss A. L. Bond, of Savannah, is visiting
friends in Tallahassee
MIR r D. Watt and family, of Montgomery
Ala, has been at the Leon during the past week
Mr.. Watt is proprietor of the Windsor HOTEL al
Montgomery.
Mr. Abe Goldstand, of Topeka, Kansas, II
spending week ir the Capital City, from
whence he will ere long take fair and charm
ing bride
General F. F. Flint has returned from hi
Visit 10 South Florida where he found his orang'
grove property uninjured by the freeze. Th'
General will remain in Tallahassee some week
Is the guest of his nephew, Major W. o. Ames
We were pleased to receive visit from
Colonel F. B. Papy, Traffic Manager of the F
q n. system. Colonel Papy accompanied thu
editorial excursonsts from jacksonville TO Tai
ahassee, and demonstrated the efficient condi
uon OF the Florida Central Division by running
smoothly over II at the rate of mile minute
iof long distances
Leading figures In the escort Of the editorial
visitors were editors VIM MacWnliams and A.
Mann, and better ciceroni never coached an
acnrson parry. Constantly solicitous for the
sonieri Of the guests. eloquent and witty. they
sssfed, informed, or kept the table In roar =
sach : friend, philosopher and guide"
Ms. g. A. Couch, Of Minneapolis, who haa
sai the winter With Mn. ]. O. Kempes, len
Ne West this week.