The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-03-08

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"hd Turkeys and Ducks every Tueadav
thursday and Saturday at Cold Storage stand
| one cent per pound for Ice win be the urice
curing the winter months.
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| ionic opera tomorrow and Saturday
| nights
| sec advertisement of E. ]. Stephenson OF
spring millinery goods The assortment ia verv
complete and elegant.
The peculiar purifying and building nm
powers of Hoods Sarsaparilla make il IN. v.rr
oest medicine TO take at this season.
Take Ayers Sarsaparlla, in the spring of the
year, to purify the blood, invigorate the system.
excite the liver to action and restore healthy
tone and vigor TO the whole physical mechanism.
Remember that quality, not quantity, constitutes
the value of medicine.
The Templetous played last week their
third engagement in 81. Augustine this season.
and to large houses. The uniform excellenceof
their performances makes them favorites wher-
ever they CO. aud they are rapidly cultivating
an elevated taste in popular entertainment
Hon. j. E. Broome, Judge of the Seventh
JUDICIAL Circuit, who has been on the bench of
the supreme Court in cases in which Justices
were disqualified for over two weeks, left for his
home in Dc Land to-day. This able jurist will
open the Spring Term OF his Circuit in Brevard
county on the 10Th instant
-Messrs. j. T. Bernard & Son, real estate
agents, report a sale of five lots in the Longs
Grove Addition, TO Mr.. John McNico, who " i'll
at once improve them. There are also number
OF prospective sales. This firm have 30 900
acres of Leon county lands on their books, and
report that there is considerable inquiry and
many prospectors in the county,
Captain L. H. Oreman, Z. g. A.. Professor
of Tactics and Military Science, and Command
ant of Cadets of the State Agricultural College,
is in the city for the purpose of pressing the
claims of the said College for new and improved
arms and equipments for the Cadets Captain
o. is thorough gentleman and off1cer and a
great acquisition to that institution
MIR and Mrs G. A. Lamb, proprietors of the
st. James Hotel, are doing a good work, for
among the attractive places in the CITY will soon
be "St. james Park" They are planting in
flowers the north side of the courthouse yard.
which they have divided off with partition
fences and laid out in well arranged walks and
beds As the season advances The piece of waste
land that they are improving will become a
e thing of beauty"
Mr.. ii. F. Namely, now resident in Jack
sonville, has fifteen acres planted in water
melons on the farm he bought near Cheires two
years ago. He has almost twenty acres in fruit
and nut trees comprising some rare varieties,
the growth of which is constantly adding to the
value of place which may some day be his
pleasant country home among the hills Of Leon
or al least place of retirement and rest from
the cares Of business. He has chosen we'll for
health and comfort.
Democrats Of Leon recognize the fact that
in the contest of 1888 they have as much-if not
more-at stake than they ever had in any single
struggle for political supremacy. On this issue
they are preparing for the campaign ON this
issue they will enter the ield-on this issue they
will make the GROWING fight of their lives-and
on this issue they will win a complete and last
ing victory. They will win because they cannot
afford to be defeated The campaign cry of
every Democrat mus, be VICTORY.
Col c. j. F. Allen, of Louisville, KY, who
has spent several winters in Tallahassee, So
journed during the last in Nice, France on the
sunny shores Of the Mediterranean" We find
in the Courier Journals long and interesting let
ter from him, written on the 9Th ult, and while
he is pleased with the climate, entertained by the
surroundings and interested in historical associa
tions, he expects to return to his first love
again, and spend future winters in Florida
where we will be glad TO see him.
We have met and talked with Democrats
from different sections of Leon county since the
city election. They are ali elated at the sweep
ing victory won in that contest, and say they
are ready, willing and anxious to unite with the
Democrats Of Tallahassee-heart and hand-for
a similar effort to win like victory in the
county. The contes; this year is hardly second
in importance 10 the memorable struggle of
1873. Democrats recognize this fact and will
enter the Campaign of 1888, as they did that Of
6-deiermined TO win-and win they will.