The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-01-21
me Cotton Market.

Mobile, January ~
,..,,. Johnnie son Of Mr.. P. D. Demilly,
-. chr;,,ened last Sunday IN tue p,eSeu'e o,
n. two grandfathers two grano'''o'"e'' anu
one great grandfather ,.u fav hu,d,ed
- 3. the last drawing of the Louisiana
-, nj. ticket being within two OF the num-
y, dnviue the capita prize
u H:.."ons' Iron Cordial insures refreshing
- The weary and over " orked system.
"A by n Lively, Druggist, Tallahassee,
oo'o " 4O-2w
Pa
m, Robert Scott, of Monticello, was the
a., member of Floral City Division No. SO,
o.. of Temperance, who died entitled to the
,...an ofthe insurance feature of the order, and
N Aniy will receive $4,000
We nublish elsewhere Notice of Incorpo-
,,sn" of the Jacksonville, Mayport and Pablo
p.8vsy and Navigation Company.
su .sdicine advertised In this paper will be found
xiEf Drug Store. l3-u
.S.nwelI's Big Ten Cent Show gives more
hsGne than you can get anywhere else.
,-ns;or A. L. Woodward has sold his Tai Ia
hss,es property to Mr. Geo. W. Walker, who
vi make it his residence.
1--WE don't have to recommend Parker's
Hair Balsam but once" writes Mr.. c. A. Bur
ss, druggist OF Liberty, N. Y. AFTER that it
stands on its record 1t stops the falling hair,
restores original color, softens and gloss. Ex
espsionally clean, prevents dandruff. 37-4w
M. c. T. Bradley has successfully grown
o. hh New Hope plantation, a few miles from
tallahassee, the Thomas "Velvet Cob" corn.
Il be- beautiful white grains and is weevil
proof Mr.. Bradley is a New Yorker, and is
vsy veil pleased with his farming experience
in Leon county
Mr. Cooper and family, from Texas, are DOM
iGled in Judge Rippey's residence.
An Medicines advertised in this paper and most that
~ advertised be found at the Drug Store OF NJ
Lively. 2tf
-Elsewhere we print Notice of Incorpora-
ioa of the Apalachicola and St. Andrews
Railway Company.
cnessd wheat. a f. H. Randolph & Cos.
Building interests have been seriously re-
hrded in Tallahassee for the past three years
owing to excessive freight rates and lack of
hat they must not try TO secure the construc-
ion Of q railroad northward. Another railroad is
q necessity, and we know the trustees appoint
ID BY the City Council last Monday night will
b their utmost TO give it to us as soon as posi-
be. Tallahassee can afford to wait for some
Angs, but the railroad is wanted noso Let all
bear this fact in mind, act accordingly, and
veil have the railroad this year
-cAexCAow and Cucumber Pickles by the quart, at
Saxm Cos. +A
AT the annual meeting of stock holders OF
he Library Association, held last Thursday,
he following gentlemen we're elected directors
br the current year D. S. Walker, Sr., R, H.
Gamble, L. D. Ball, J. l. Hugon, ]. T. Bernard
Y. II. Carter, J. =. Winthrop, W. c. Lewis, J..
Z Cohen. z. K. Hollinger and j. W. Dorr.
-Simmons Iron Cordial gives new life TO en-
hebled and nursing mothers Sold by NJ.
Lively Druggist, Tallahassee. Fla. 4O-2w
Colonel C. W. Stevens Mayor Of Madison,
~ In the city on professional business Mon
u md made pleasant call at the FLoRIDIAN
un1nm.
M Beef and No. / Aaekerel, at 7. H. Randolph &
INV. G. Lee. of the firm of Long, Lee &
O., Richmond, Va, has been in the city this
vsuk
-Colooel d. g. Duval, State Engineer, was at
- Capital this week.
invoice Of Shoes Of all grades just received BY
Mn. Governor Perry and her charming
daughter, Miss Fannie, left on Tuesday for Pen
nacph.
Mr. James o. Bradley, of Tavares, came up
0b week to see sick brother
.,ns1ned Cotton Seed Oil. for cooking. at T. H. Ran
-hr Henry Bernreuier has purchased the
Ae1se and l0,, corner Of Boulevard and Clinton
szsetA where he will soon remove with his fam
by.
The LeConte pear trees in Middle Florida
vas not in the least affected by the late freeze
-lnea curants, R.isins Citron Dates, in fact, ev-
01ng nice can be shown you By j. W Coles, at saxon
&c6b l0-zt
Mr. A Body, of Minnesota. is here pros
psciag for himself and others.
The employees at the F. r. and N. shops in
n city have shown their appreciation Of then
asslIens foreman, Mr. David Cook, by present
eehia with an elegant gold watch chain and
aRn.
.-a~t Gilt Rdge Creamery Butter at T. H Randolph 4
Tia United States District and Circuit
Ues viii convene in Tallahassee on the first
ApaN ths 1st day. of February. Judge Set
6vln preside
The city registration books will be open, at
e Aaysrs ONCE, on Wednesdays and Satur-
er Until ten days preceding the election next
easA. The books will also be open for regis
sslasa o. Monday and Tuesday, February 9th
alsA
~. Z Getzlaf. Of the Tallahassee Botling
- ~ formed . copartnership with Mr..
AuE, lase Of Missouri.
-nsise Chas. ". Jones, Judge W. b La
s904 Ar Walter Blake are among the late
sAan % University Library.
-kW. Il b. Kennedy leaves tomorrow for
- charge, ct Jacksonville.
"a Gibbs has purchased number of
sows tos Mr. Geo. C. Morgan, at Sill
-Asv. Mr.. AsAnnt, of DeLand, has been in
ses the past week buying milch cows.
osssnen are having fine time about Tai
Nsmben Of them 90 out every day
ss sTowen In the Tallahassee country
= heess vas . benefit TO LeConte pear
end there are thousands of cuttings in
essaty ready TO put out into groves.
J. J. Harshall, tie new pastor, win
y u 4 Z Church, South, next Sun