The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-02-23

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Zine lot Of Fruits, both fresh and dried a,
Byrd q Denhan'a
-hon. Wright Walker, Of Craw fordviIe, wa
at the Capital On Tussday. -
Mr.. Z. r. Moore has his new saw mill in
operation on Lake jackson.
Mr.. W. H Walker. of wakulla county, Wis
tied The capital last Saturday.
/ If yoa srs huating home In Florids, come
to the hill country Of Middle Florida.
"A large line of handsome imported satines
looked for daily, at W. r. Wilson'A
Mr.. 3. B. Clark, Of Milledgevillc, Ga, is Wis
Hing his Tallahassee friends this week
All the German men deserve credit for the
good work accomplished On Tuesday,.
Mr.. VIM. n. Markham took in the Sub
Tropical and the Ponce de Leon last week
Call and see the nice things being manu-
facsured every day ct Byrd & Denham's Bakery.
Read the new advertisement of Mr. George
6reenhow, loan, insurance and real estate agen t.
Mr.. Constantine Allegro is enlarging his
store room, making it wider and extending il
back.
Capt. WIN. P. Susser has returned from
the South Gulf coast with his steamer Walka
tomica
IT the triumph OF the Citizens Ticket on
was il?
General Robert A. Friedrich, Of Topeka,
Kansas, arrived at the 81, James q few DAYS
since
Hon Hugh A. Corley, Of Lake county, was
a welcome visitor at the FLoR1DIAN sanctum on
Friday.
DIR. Robert q. Gamble has returned from q
trip 10 Jacksonville, st. Augustine and other
points in East Florida
-Hood's Sasaparilla 10 peculiar to itself and
superior to all other preparations in strength,
economy, and medicinal merit
"A Genuine Curacoa Kid Button Boot for
$3.50. at WR Wilson'S
Tobacco seed are still beng called for by the
farmers OF Leon and adjoining counties. They
can get more seed al the FLoRIDIAN Office
Col. Junius L. Taylor. who has been quite i'll
for some time, at the residence OF Mr.. W. A.
Demilly, we are glad to learn. is improving.
We direct special attention to the report of
Mr.. J. L. Demilly, our worthy City Treasurer
Physicians prescribe DR.. ]. H. McLean's Tar
Wine Lung Balm; in it they find no trace of
opium or morphia, while its efficacy in curing
all throat or lung diseases is wonderful
Jan 19-40-3m
Mr.. Henry s. Stebbins map publisher, 264
Wabash Avenue, Chicago, ILL.,. sends us a copy
of his new Railroad and County Map of Florida.
Judge Giles, of Crawfordville, representing
the Farmers Alliance of Wakulla county, last
week invited proposals. from Tallahassee mer-
Oh ants to furnish the organization with supplies
FIrs.-An Fits stopped free by DR.. Kline's Great
Nerve Restorer. No Fits after first days use.
free to Fit cases. Send to Dr. Kline, 9S1 Arch st.,
Philadelphia, Pa zS1y
We wish President Cleveland, his wife and
companions delightful eojourn in the Land Of
Flowers" and regret that they cannot remain
longer, see more of Florida, and visit Tallahas-
see.
Mr.. VIM. H. Eastman and wife. of New
York, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Da-
vids Mr. Eastman will join Mr. Davids in his
big hay farm, and they win push the enterprise
for all there is in it.
MIR. W. L. Davids, of Tallahassee, who took
a lively interest in the Gala Week from lite ncep-
ton, desires to express through these columns
his appreciation OF the cordial courtesy with
which lie has been treated in PAlatka.-Pal0tka
Ners.
The following attorneys have been in at
tendance On the Supreme Court the past week:
w. O. Butler, Pensacola; D. Campbell, DeFu-
MAX B. S. Liddou, D. L. McKinnon. Mariana;
Jno. W. Malone, Quincy,
Everybody needs . spring medicine. BY
using Ayers Sarsaparila, the blood is thoroughly
cleansed and invigorated, the appetite stimulated,
and the system prepared to resist the diseases
peculiar to the summer months. Ask for Ayers
Sarsaparilla. Take no other.
1T is said that some of the ardent sup
porters of the Peoples Ticket were pre-
pared, had their ticket been successful to herald
it abroad as great Republican victory. As the
other ticket-the Citizens's Ticket-was elected,
it would only be fair to claim its success as
grand Democratic victory.
.Chief-Just A. E. Maxwell, Secretary Of
Slate John L. Crawford and wife, Mrs. C. A..
Bryan, Mrs. =. NJ Archer, Misses Lila Lewis,
Maggie Williams. Mena Williams, Fannie Glib
bens, L. G. Baker, Louisa Robinson, Mrs. r. B.
German, Mrs. B. B. Wilson, Mrs. J. r. Cohen,
Colonel F. A. Sheldon, Messrs ]. w. Dorr, E.
II. Afford. j. B. Collins, B. B. Wilson, P. D. De-
milly and Mr.. Louis Peck were among the Tai
lahasseeans in Jacksonville on Cleveland Day.
Mr.. Benz. g. ChAires, successful and pros
porous Leon county farmer, living four miles
southeast of Tallahassee. the past season raised
1900 bushels OF corn, large oat crop, killed
seventy odd fat hogs and largo number Of I'm e
beef cattle He raises his own horses and
mules, has large number Of hogs and cows for
another season. and has meat, corn, oats, ETC., 10
sell Mr.. Chsires also has q hne orchard of
choice varieties Of peach trees and Is putting
out various kinds Of grape vines fruit trees, etc.
The mao who works and gives his personal at
tsu,ion 10 his farm will always succeed on the
excellent lands OF Leon county.
If the Democrats Of Leon county will come
ND to the work next November a. did the friends
of the Citizens Ticket last Tuesday, they will
win victory tina, will be lasting and perma-
nently beneficial 10 every interestin city an d
county. The fight needs 10 be made only once.
The battle ouce wen 10 won for ell time. The
Demoesais Of Tallahassee are ready 10 Join their
fellow Democrats throughout the county, and