The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-01-07


ssllie Baker OF Thoma>v'ie' "'''
Georce w. Saxon last week
Pig Hams just from the smoke iioDs' - 49,
ensons. 49, r.us,;tnt;,, in
IL 70" w. sand Ten cents in stamps 10 the
FIoRIpIAN Tallahassee
Tho railroad meeting at the Mayors office
los, Monday night grand success
p.sf Tongue at Saxon & Cos.
The record show, thai Ctptsin Bryan issued
,xeny two marriage licenses tor December, nve
- wb;,e and seventeen to colored p' rsons Dur
=, The wear 1885 there were 1877 licenses granted
-lortv 10 white and 147 to colored couples.
I'VE don't have to recommend Parker's
u.;r R,l.am but once" writes Mr.. C. A. Bur
,.r druggist, OF Liberty, n. Y. AFTER that it
.,.ods on lis record" 1t stops the falling hair,
,s.,ores original color, softens and gloss. Ex-
cpniopallv clean. prevents dandruff. 374w
MA 5 Harper has purchased lot on the
south side OF Greene square where he will erect
residence.
Every medicine advertised this paper will be found
At Rswls Drug Store l3-u
One of Flnrila's distinguished educators,
who recently spent a day in the Literary Depart
mept of the University of Florida, says he was
delighted with everything he saw there, and is
confident that the professors are doing their
work well, as will be amply evidenced by graft
fyne results al the close of the term.
Fresh arrival Of Mnce Meat, at Dickenson's.
Visitors will now find ample hotel accom-
modations-thorou-h ly tirst-class-in Tallahas-
The great Blood Purifier PrickAy Ash, Poke
Bot and P,taSMum-(P p P.) is tor sale by NJ.
Lively, Tallahassee. 90 d-cew
AT a meeting OF Leon Lodge No. s. l. o. o.
F., held at their Lodge room last Tuesday even
ing, the following officers were duly elected:
G., F. W Clark; n. G., g. W. Damon; V.
G., John \ Pearce Sec, T. E. Barefoot; Treas
urer, B. \ Meginns>; Permanent Secretary, w.
NJ Mcintosh, Jr.; Representative To Grand
Lodge, George w. Damon. The following
Trustees were also elected for the present year
" NJ. Mcintosh, Sr, A. J. Fish and w. P. Den
ham. The officers elect will be- installed at the
next meeting.
Pig Hams uncanvassed, from 5 to 10 pounds at Sax
Coz.
To the indetatigaale energy of Mr.. X.
Williams. OF Tallahassee are the citizens OF that
place and the travelling public indebted for the
rebuilding of the Leon hotel. While the former
building WAS burning. he We went to work to
get the presen, one erected. He is the brother
in-aw of Messrs. NJ. A. Dzialynki, H. Berlack
and J. Burkhim, of this city. The hotel was
opened on Friday. The citizens of Leon county
n: I'll dial LFrE
onrile Daily Herald.
All Medicines advertised in this paper and most that
advertised be found At the Drug Store OF NJ
Lively %u
Mr. E. B. Bailey, of Monticello, and one OF
the most enterprising gentlemen of Jefferson
county. was awelcome visitor at the FLORIDIAN
sanetum last Thursday.
-Envelopes-assorted colors-at the FLoRI-
DIAN Office
Quite pleasant party, composed of guests
and citizens, partook OF a New Year dinner at
the New Leon.
1t will not dsappoint you. Ii is the best
article known for purifying the blood and build
ing up the health and strength. For 25 years
eryspeas broke out in blotches on my face.
found no cure until l used Parker's Tonic two
years ago. 1t is the medicine for NEE. c. Fl.
37-4w
Mr. Armstrong, otlTennessee, is prospecting
for home in the hill country of Leon.
&C W. Saxon Co.'S stock OF Fancy and Staple Grocer
les be surpassed either in quality or prices
The January term of the Supreme Court of
Forida, begins next Tuesday with about sixty
cases on the docket.
M LII IF all IT,
male Institute, and their invited friends, enjoyed
New Years purity last Friday night, at the
residence of the Principal, Mrs. s. 8. Williams,
on Calhoun street.
Nineteen persons registered at the New
Leon on opening day.
Mr. William Potts, living on the
plantation of Hon. Wallace S. Jones,
near Loyds, accidentally shot himself in
the leg last Friday. DR.. Robert G..
Gamble, of this city, was telcgrapheI for on Sat
urday, and when he reached the wounded man
he found him suffering from blood poison and
rapidly sinking, and he died soon after.
Circuit Court begins on Monday.
The County C,:nni,si,ners made up the
jury lis, fol 1885 last Monday.
The large number Of strawberry plants put
out in the fall are doing finely and give promise
ban abundant yield.
Mr. W. T. Davis has his force of carpenter $
Gwork on Capt. Dykes new residence at Lee
Contevle.
4 Vegetable growers are preparing to plant
Irish potatoes When we get the railroad north
ward vegetable culture will be one of the lead.
Ing industries of the Tallahassee Country"
Ali the schools have resumed operations
since the holidays.
Bishop Hargrove was the guest OF Mr.. g.
d. Dickinson during his sojourn in Tallahassee.
DE preached very able aud instructive sermo n
atthe NJ L. Church, South, last Sunday morn
ing
The FLsRIDIAN enjoyed the visit last Sat
ofday OF Hoe. Warren Higley, President of the
American Forestry Association. He was much
pleased with'our Middle Florida section-both
Us h'llcountry and its coast, having visited the
latter by way OF ST. Marks while the guest of
hsv E Warten Clark, of Shidzuoka.
DIR. George H. Gwynn has purchased from
n J. J. Williams a lot on the corner Of Cal
houn and Tennessee streets. There Is no more
oes'rAbie location for q residence In Tallahassee
Hon. R. ". Davis, of Palaika, Attorney for
We Florida Southern Railway, made pleasan
~ u tbs FLoRIDIAS Office this morning.