The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-08-26
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FIoRIDIAN for 1886.
We direct special attention to the card OF
THE Great Musical Emporium of The South"
hidden Il Bates, PrOprietors, Savannah, Ga.
They are offering extraordinary inducements to
purchasers.
Remember that Edwards, the Painter is
still in the city.
Call for Seven Springs Mass. Do not be de-
ceiyed by Bedford Iron Alum Mass Seven
Springs Mass is far superior to any other mine
raj water remedy. For sale by all druggists.
Mr. Myron j. LaFlare, of Jacksonville, after
prospecting in the Tallahassee Country for a
week, returns TO the east greatly delighted with
our hill country.
The June term of the Supreme Court will
reconvene on Monday, September 9th.
Every medicine advertised in this paper will be found
Rawls Drug Store 1871
The School Board will meet on Saturday,
September 4th TO examine and select teachers
for the public schools of Leon county
-"IIer features are not regular, yet what an
attractive face she has" 1t is her beautiful
hair Once it was thin, grayish and fading. A
few bottles of Parkers Hair Balsam wrought
the transformation II will do as much for any
body. 10 Al
Mrs. r. Don Mcleod and children are at
White Sulphur Springs for a short soiourn.
Mr. Haley Lynch, who recently had his foot
severely mashed while at work in the press
rooms OF Drew's printing establishment, Jack
sonyillc desires us to thank Mr.. Horace Drew
4 in hot oil
All Medicines advertised in this paper. and most that
are not advertised be found at the Drug Store OF M
Lively. %u
Mrs Eliza j. Willis has purchased a lot at
Sunny Lawn, from Captain r. A. Shine. OF
course she has bought 10 build
Posters for a grand excursion 10 Jackson
willie ST Augustine Palatka, and Pablo were
printed al the FLoMDIAN office last week. Ex-
cursonisis will 30 on the regular train, Monday,
September 9Th. Fare for round trip from Tai
laIlassee to jacksonville and return, $325. Tick
els good on any train.
Edwards the Painter will contract for best
work at lowest prices. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Mr. Dee, the cigar manufacturer, says the
tobacco produced in Leon county this season is
of better quality than any ever before grown
here. He says our own soil and climate are
both admirably adapted to tobacco culture, and
all that is needed is planters who will produce
the weed
Captain b F. Walker, of Iamonia, one of
the most successful farmers in Leon county,
stopped in the city last Saturday on his return
from the Gulf fisheries. The Captain hash I
bought pound of meat nor bushel of corn in
fifteen years The farmer who raises his own
meat and bread is really Independent. We want
more of them in this county.
Mr. George b. Currie left for Pablo last Mon
DAY.
Remember that Edwards, the Painter, can
give the best of references rs TO work and relia-
biliiy.
Miss Maggie Hardee, daughter of the late
Colonel l.. A. lIardee, and one of Jacksonville's
most charming and popular young ladies, is in
the city the guest Of Mrs. Dr. c. L. Mitchell.
We have had some delightful August
weather the past week, covering heavier than a
sheet actually being necessary TO comfort almost
every night
Hon. W. H. Hausman, member of the Con-
siiiulional Convention from Madison, was at the
Capital last Monday.
Tallahassee is enjoying genuine building
boOm and real estate men tell us they see ample
evidences of more substantial boom-railroad
or no railroad.
Bat shooters now have fine sport every af
iernoon.
The political pot is beginning to simmer in
this county. While members of both parties
talk freely about I" mixed or compromise
dcket" for the Legislature, nothing has as YET
TRANSFERRED 10 indicate the probable action Of
either side in the matter. and it is not within oul
power to even approximate the number in either
party really in favor of making and supporting
s"mxed ticket; but of one thing we arc sure
The Democrats of Leon county will never enter
tain proposition 10 support mixed ticke
in the formation of which they have had nc
voice-or are 20 have no hand in making
While We decidedly prefer TO support straight
Democratic ticket 10 be elected, we would, II the
party agrees TO CO cooperate with the opposition in
naming aud supporting linked" ticket, sup
port such ticket
Edwards will do your house and sign paint
ing, glazing and kalsomining, at lowest prices
-Dickey's Painless Eye Water cures veal
and infiamed eyes in few hours without pain
The best Eye Water in the world. No cure nc
pay. Price only IS cents. Ask for it. Have
no other. For sale by all druggists.
The Leon Guards have received arms from
Adjuiant General Lang and are devoting con.
siderable time to drill exercises.
See advertisement of the Kismet Land and
Improvement Company.
Mr.. p. w. Keller, Of Pennsylvania, WA
Prospecting in the Tallahassee Country the past
week for other parties. He was well pleased
with what he saw of our beautiful hill country
and will make favorable report
Mr.. E. NJ. Hopkins last week killed, 10 Wa
kuila county, fine buck with seven pointers
weighed one hundred and fifty pounds and
the fai was more than an inch thick oneits sad-
dles
We are pleased to learn that the report, stat
ing that Mr.. ]. c. Vail. of Illinois, hsd died very
suddenly, is incorrect His son, Mr.. E w. Vail
Of the Eustis Lake Region, writes Us: Mr. Vail
now in Colorado enjoying the bracing noun.
tain air, is well and hearty, and will soon make
active preparations to come to Florida to spend
The winter, as has been his custom for several
years past"
Miss Margaret Gotten departed on her sum.
mer trip last Saturday. She viii stop at Pablo
beach awhile and then proceed to North Caro-.
lima
Seven bales Of new cotton have been 70
eeiyed ct Tallahassee warehouses.