The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-01-12

oeoi, mutton, E1eh and Game
Wild Turkeys and Ducks eyerv Tue.d.v
Thursday and Saturday at Gold Storage stand.
-one cent per pound for Ice will be the price
during the winter months.
TALLAHASSEE, Ice & CoLp SroRAoH Co
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Mr. julius Diamond left for Cincinnati last
Saturday.
Florida on Wheels" was at Charleston
yesterday en- route North.
me faymaster ofthe F. R & N. Company
paid the employees at Tallahassee this week.
Judge Alfred A. Andrews, Of Springfield.
Mass, is among the late arrivals at the Leon.
Large, fat Leon county hogs sell in the Tai
lahassee market at from FIVE to six cents a
pound.
Hon. Wright Walker. of Crawfordville.
passed through Tallahassee yesterday on his way
to the Sub-Tropical.
Some OF she finest cabbage seen in the Tai.
lahassee market are raised by Mr.. Ollie McMa.
non, one mile north of the city
Mr. W. M. Ball has prepared a pretty ex.
mint OF soap tree berries for the Sub-Tropical
IL may be seen at the store of Byrd 8 Denham.
NO sufferer from any scrofulous disease, who
VIII fairly try Ayers Sarsaparilla, need despair
OF cure. This remedy purges the blood of all
impurities, destroys the germs of Scrofula, and
iniuses new life and vigor throughout the phys
ical organization.
DO you have dyspep,ic troubles Take
Hoods Sarsaparila, which has relieved thou.
sands and will cure you. Sold by druggists:
Hon. Robt. w. Davis, Hon. E. T. Foster,
Colonel G. A. Hanson, Hon. E. c. F. Sanchez
and Hon. II. E. Miller were among the callers at
the FLoR1D1AN sanctum the present week.
Miss Fannie Perry and Miss Laura Barnes
are guests of Mrs. Bishop Young, Of Jack SON.
Vile
Tie Tallahassee Ice and Cold Storage Com.
pany, at their stand in the city market house. last
week sold and shipped $500 fresh Gulf fish,
weighing from one to twenty pounds each.
Capt Geo, w. Bassett of Palatka, and Mr.
Robert Bassett and Master Betton Bassett. OF
jacksonville, were summoned to Tallahassee
this week on account Of the serious illness of
their mother, Mrs. T. J. Bassett She was
thought to be better yesterday and the sons de-
parted for their respective homes
AT the last regular meeting of Floral City
Division of the Sons of Temperance, which was
held last Friday night in Masonic Hail. the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
quarter: W. P, j. B. Collins w. A., Mrs. j. G
Collins r. S. B. L. Blanchard; A. r. s., A. F.
Spiller; F. s., w. H. Chancey; c., G. s. Will
son; A. c., Miss Nellie Bassett l. g. Leon
Fish o. s., c. j. Bernreuter
The January term of Florida Supreme Court
hnro Of Toll ,;tb "a
on the docket The following attorneys have
been in attendance: r. F. Taylor, E. c. F. San
chez, Gainesville; j. S. White, ]. c. Gallaher,
Live Oak r. w. Davis, Palatka G. A. Han
son, Barlow A. w. Cockrell, J. c. Cooper, ".
B. Young, A. B. Mason, II. Bsbee John Wurts
jacksonville; E. X. Foster, Sanford; 8. NJ,
Sparkman, Tampa T. L. Clark Monticello; H
E: Miller, r. L. Anderson. Ocaa; H. II. Buck.
man, jacksonville: S. ]. Finley, Gainesville
The house of Thomas Costa, who conducts
a small oyster and fish house at the corner of
Cedar and Monroe streets, was robbie Sunday
night The burglar after opening the kitchen
windows entered the sleeping room of Mr. Costa
and stole suit of Clothes four breastpins and
pocketbook containg about $40 in silver. He
then went in to an adjoining room and, opening
Mrs Costa's trunk, took four dollars in silver
and several articles of apparel. A new hand
sachel was also among the things taken from the
house Wishing to rob the store adjoining the
dwelling, the thief lighted lamp and, taking
string of keys from a nail on which they hung
went to the store door and tried to get in. In
this he failed, and threw the lamp and keys into
the street. The thief has not been apprehended,
but is supposed TO he lurking around the su-
burbs of the city.-JdcksoncIle Ne,os- Herald
-" Her face so fair, flesh 1t seemed not,
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Through goodly mix ture Of compilations due,
And in her cheeks the vermei red did show
This is the poets description OF woman
whose physical system was in perfectly sound
and healthy state, with every function acting
properly and is the enviable condition of its fair
patrons produced by DR.. Pierce's "Favorite
Prescription" Any druggist.