The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-07-26

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April 26-3m
Hon. W. b. Lamar, Democratic Nominee e.,
A"orney General. and Mr.. George W. Walker
VISITED the Crawfordville neighborhood loo,
Tuesday las
Mr. W. N. Baker, cashier of the State p. =,
UTICA, returned to the city last night are,
Week VISIT to his mother. She is now much
better.-Aetropolis
WORK is going rapidly forward on a number
VI tenement houses which Mr. C. c. Pearce is
having erected on his square Just north of the
A. NJ. E. Church.
:. -Nroupy suifocatiOns, night coughs and all
tue common affections of the throat and Inn,s
quickly relieved by DIR. J. H. McLean's TAI
lung oai'n' April 26-3m
we nave heard several colored men. who
were delegates TO the Republican Convention
last Saturday, say that they will never take part
in such another one.
The Florida Central and Penipsular Com
pany are Offering low rates 10 the Republican
Convention at Ocala on the 81 st inst. Only tonr
dollars for the round trip.
VII. W. L. Webster and wife, of Jackson
Vile, came to Tallahassee last week. Mr.. Web
ster is sojourninE at ST. Teresa and Mrs. Web.
ster is visiting friends in the city.
The second game of base ball of a series he
tween the Monticello aud Quincy clubs was
played in Quincy last Tuesday, resulting in a
victory for the Quincy club on score of IA to 3.
Frs All fits stopped free by Dr. Kilpes
Great Nerve Restorer. No fits after first DAYS
use Marvellous cures Treatise and s. 90 trial
bottle free 10 Fit cases. Send 10 DR.. Kline. 931
Arch ST., Phils., Pa 5-lv
MIR. and Mrs. Mcqueen Saunders and the
two charming young ladies, Miss Berta Wau-
chope and Victoria Saunders, enjoyed pleasant
outing at Diego and Pablo last week.-7lmes
Union
Mr.. Robert B. Garwood, a former citizen of
Tallahassee, has been offered position in the
machine shops of the Florida Central and PENN
sular road in this city, and is expected to arrive
in few days.
Death entered the home of Mr. and Mrs L.
'. Dennard, on Tuesday last, and carried heav-
onward the spirit Of their bright little five year
old boy. We deeply sympathze with them ID
their affection
old people suffer much from disorders of
the urinary organs, and are always gratfed
the wonderful effects of DR.. J. II. Mclean 5
Liver and Kidney Balm in banlshing their trou-
bes. $1-00 per bottle. April 26 BIN
A citizen of Canabee, direct from New
York, this week stated in Tallahassee that the
T. T. & G. R. R. Company had purchased and
paid for steel rails sufficient to complete their
track to the Georgia connection.
-PIttsburg Dlspdtch A lady who is the
proud possessor of 1913 dresses is among the late
arrivals at Long Branch Possibly she intends
TO wear several of them at a time as a protec-
ton against the Jersey mosquito.
- LOthrop's Summer Series is proving i'm
mensely popular. Such books as P.t<nce Pres
ton, N. d., Romance Of Letter, John Greealeaf,
Minister, &c, are not often found printed on fine
paper in choice bindings ut 25 cents Try one
Capt. J. B. Conner, of Centreville, is the
first candidate announced for office in Leon
county The Captain is a staunch and true
Democrat and will receive the support of many
Democrats for Superintendent of Schools
Frequently accidents occur in the house
hold which cause burns, cuts, sprains and
bruises; tor use in such cases Dr. J. II. Nc
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment has for many
years been the constant favorte family remedy.
Several Leon county farmers making AN
effort to bring in The first bale of new cotton The
lucky one will get an extra price for his cotton
and will have the honor of furnishing the first
bale to be mashed" by the New Compress
DIR. G. S. Wilson returned from business
trip TO Carrabelle ON last Thursday. He is much
pleased with the outlook for that thriving little
village and thinks it will not be long ere Tala
hasseeans can visit that point by all rail route.
We call attention to the advertisement of
the New York World which appears elsewhere
1t is an excellent journal, OVERLOOKING with inter
esting reading matter and should be read by all
who want full reports of the news of all coun-
tries.
Engineer Cook has employed a number of
additional hands and the work of cutting out
righi-ofway and throwing up the road bed on
the Tallahassee and Carrabele Railroad, this
side of Ocklockonce river, is TO be rapidly
pushed.
The pear shippers of Middle Florida need a
shorter, all.ral route and rapid transit for their
fruit, and We learn there is q fair prospect that
they will have these by next season. The build
ing OF the Carrabelle and Tallahassee Railroad
to a Georgia connection will give the desired
shorter line.
-Mancltester Union Collars and cuffs for
women are now made of steel lace as fne as
cobweb and of any color. We have heard of
steel cuffs before, but they have been worn by
men more especially, and were not received
with favor as the new idea is said to be.
Mr. and Mrs F. B. Papy, Mrs. H B. Seegar,
Miss Fannie PApy, and Masters Frank and Mari
auo leave tomorrow for the Catskill Mountains
New York, 10 be absent several weeks. Mr..
Papy goes by rail; the ladies and children by
the CLYDE steamer Yemassee.
Mirror, 211
Mr. Frank Weller's family having returned
from jacksonville, he is now one of the happiest
men In Tallahassee, and on Monday was deeply
immersed in the mysteries of housekeeping, in
terviewing furniture dealers, tinware dealers.
crockery dealers and dealers in groceries.
-One OF the growing industries of the ITALIA
hassee Country 10 the manufacture of g Perry .
or pear cider 1t is a delicious. refreshing. non
intoxicating beverage, and the business of man
ufacturing it can be made quite profitable