The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-05-17


kSt assortment TeaA at Slusser's.
-oeoo my cents Tor the CAxrAIex F1oa.
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DIR. g. 8. Wilson departed for c.rr,h.,,.
last Monday.
-oes notice of change Of voting place in
Election District-No II.
-Aias Carrie Fisher, of Opelika A,abam. !.
waiting relatives in Tallahassee
The LeConte pear crop viii be large in the
Tallahassee Country this year. 1888
Mice Annie Mills, of Bainbridee. IA tn. or..,
" MM y. W. Edmondson, on Calhoun street.
Mr. J. 81 Taylor, formerly owner OF sevilla.
viii leave for San Diego. California, mex, week.
III you want your city and county TO pros-
per- you must talk for them and work for them.
Malt Whisky, tl.o0 bottle, at Slusser'a
herman Millet makes the best of hay Seed
for sale at Jas. Munro's store. Aft
Mr.. John ]. Williams and wife os p.l.,h,
are spending q few days with Tallahassee
frieuda
-Miss < Dupont of Quincy, for several days
the guest of the Misses Byrd, left for home this
week.
Tires reset for so cents each, and all other
work done reasonable, at
'' B. B. BERRY's SHoPs.
-Aucilla Encampment, l. O. o. F., meets to-
night at O'Clock. All members are expected
to be present.
Mrs 8. Vale, of St. Louis, who spent the
past winter with Tallahassee friends, left for
home Tuesday.
since the change of schedule the eastern
mail closes at o'clock sharp, and mail for the
west at O'Clock.
Floral City Division No. 90, S. OF T.. meets
Friday night. good attendance of the mem
bership 10 desired.
Miss Leila Nash has painted a splendid pic
ture OF the old City Gate at 81. Augustine, on
the inside of An oyster she'll
The closing exercises Of the State Seminary
West OF the Suwannee, located at Tallahassee,
will take place the second week in June.
Mr.. VIM. G. Lewis, wife and child, DR.. Alb.
Hawkins and wife, and Miss Matte Bailey, left
last Monday for Raleigh, N. G.
DR. ]. N. Frood and family will soon move
into the former residence of Mr.. Geo. Lewis
corner of Calhoun and Carolina streets.
IF you spit up phlegm. and are troubled
" WIN "A hacking cough, use DR.. ]. II. McLean's
lar wine Lung Balm April 26-3m
The monthly meeting of the Leon County
Building and Loan Association will be held at
the court house next Monday night
Two great snenies-Hood's Sarsaparilla
and impure blood. The latter is utterly de-
feated by the peculiar medicine.
Mr.. Overion Bernard is in attendance at the
State immigration Convention in Jacksonville
As delegate from Tallahassee.
Major Alexander Moseley, Superintendent
of the State Asylum at Chattahoochee, was Al
the Capital on business this week
The festival given by the Presbyterian
Ladies' Aid Society last Friday evening for the
benefit of the Parsonage Fund. netted over &57.
Attend the devotional services OF the Y H.
c. A., at their rooms on Sunday evening, at
o'clock. All interested In doing good are cor
daily invited.
daughters of the Floral City-Tallaahssee-is
visiting her brother, Mr.. John J. Williams, of
this ci,y.-Palatko Herald
-Chase's Barley Malt Whiskey is stimulating
and nourishing 10 the consumpiive, the old and
feeble 1t is absolutely pure. Sold by VIM. P.
Slusser d Co., Tallahassee. May 10 I'm
-Ex Governor VIM. d. Bloxham and Hon.
Robert W. Davis will deliver addresses at tn 9
exercises OF East Florida Semi
nary. at Gainesville, next week.
Mr.. j. A Crichlow, whs left last Thursday
Tor New Mexico was in St. Louis Monday morn
ng, where he saw frost and was compelled 10
wear his overcoat. He expected TO reach Santa
Fe yesterday.
Governor E. A Perry returned from Pensa-
cola on Monday, and we are pleased to learn
that his daughter, Mrs. DR.. Ross, is much better,
md hope is entertained that she will rapidly re-
cover from her protracted and serious illness.
"A very hopeful indication for the agricul-
lural interests of Leon county this year is the
Iact that those merchants who ordered the usual
supply of farming implements this spring. sold
out early in the season and had to order second
lime.
MIR. B. F. Rowland, General Manager at
Oarrabelle, and between that place aud ITALIA
hassee Of the operations of the T., T. & G. r. R.
Company, was at the ST. James yesterday. He
reports work progressing on the line Of railroad
toward Tallahassee, and we are informed he said
next month his steamer would come to b.
Marks for the purpose OF taking an excursion
party of Tallahasseeans 10 Carrabelle, and then
giving them q ride, 10 or is miles out on the
new railroad, in the direction of Tallahassee
The Great Southern Cook Book: " House.
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There has been an enthusiastic welcome accord
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Clarke & Co., Cincinnati.
No Service.
Rev. Mr.. Richardson having made an appoint
ment to preach at the Iamonia Church next
Sunday there will be no service in the Presby-
terrain Church on that day.