The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-12-25
Merry Christmas!

Hon. T. L. Clarke, of Monticello, was a well
come caller at the FLoRIDIAN sanctum Wednes.
day. He was in the city on legal business
If you really desire to perpetrate practical
joke upon your printer this year, send him the
amount of your subscription on Christmas.
CB- We want each of our subscribers to send
us at least one new name for 1889. We earn
estly invoke your cooperation in orr efforts q
cover the enlle field and give paper accept
able TO all and Objectionable to none. Who will
be the first to respond to this request?
Miss Lucy Milton, daughter of Hon. W. H.
Milton, of Marianne, is the guest of Miss Laura
Barnes for the holidays
cY Go to w. r. Wilson's for useful Christ
mas Presents.
NB For fre ONE DOLLAR subscriptions to
THE FLoRIDIAN we will send 7eras Sittings one
year as Premium.
Miss Lossie Holden, of Mariana, daughter
of DR.. Holden, prominent physician of West
Florida, is the guest Of the Misses Barnes, cor
ner of Calhoun and Clinton Streets
G8 Remember w. r. Wilson's Big Ad. in
our last edition, Offering Great Bargains
You can still get them.
the r. K. Il n, went to Jacksonville Friday
night on special Car and is expected back this
week to pay off the employees at the Tallahassee
shops.
Pains in the small of the back indicate
diseased condition OF the Liver or Kidneys which
may be easily removed by the use OF DR.. J. IL
McLeans Liver and Kidney Balm. $1O0 per
bottle Nov 3m
Spn0Inr uhCcri
will be no trouble to send your neghbors you
can persuade him to take the FLoRIDIAN on
trial for one year or six months.
Mr.. w. r. Garter, one of the editors of the
spicy and ncwsy little Eoening Metropolis, OF
jacksonville, was welcome caller at the Flo
RIDIAN sanctum yesterday.
Sick headache is the bane Of many lives
To cure and prevent this annoying complaint
use DR.. j. II. McLean's Little Liver and Kidney
Plllets. They are agreeable to take and gentle
in their action. % cents a vial Nov 3-m
DR.. T. Ronalds, of Scotland has returned,
and will spend the winter in Tallahassee. He
has pleasant rooms at the Leon.
tE- Many friends of the FLoRIDIAN have
sent in fine lists. Won't you help too? 1.-THE
good things in dis number are only foretaste
OF what is to come. If you'll only taste once,
we are sure you will want more.
Mr.. and Mrs. George I. Davis, of Mt. Pleas
ant, are spending the holidays in Tallahassee,
the guests of Mrs. Davis mother, Mrs. F. G.
Gilmore.
"A small house just across St. Augustine
branch, belonging to Tom Lang, was DESTROYED
by fire on Friday night
-Messrs T. F. French and John H. Honey.
man have returned from two weeks outing in
the Sopchoppy and Carrabelle neghborhoods
Mrs. Whitaker and Mrs. w. o. Ames, OF
Tallahassee, mother and sister of Mrs. J. F.
Spear, has been visiting in this city The past
week. the guests of Mrs. T. L. Clarke-4NonticeiIo
Constitution.
"A free and easy exrecioration is produced
by a few doses OF DR.. j. II. McLean's Tar Wine
Lung Balm, in all cases OF hoarsencss. throat
or difficulty of breathing. Nov 3-m
The Rutgers College Glee Club Quartets
Concert, on JAN 14tn, at Opera House, promises
to be the best and most select affair that we
shall have this season. They are meeting with
crowded houses everywhere, and the heartiest
support and recommendations of the Press and
Professions attest to their popularity.
cYW. r. Wilson's Big Bargain "Ad.''
drew great crowds to his Emporium, and he
sold stacks Of goods last week. He is still of.
fering the same bargains.
Don't think because the front doors of w
r. Wilson's dry goods emporium are closed that
he does not desire your patronage. Push the
door open and you will find busy scene within.
Great crowds are there daily buying bargains
Mr. Wilson has a good stove rousng fire is
kept burning all day, and the glass doors are
closed that customers and statesmen may be com
Portable All of his friends Ar. cordially invited
to call Don't hesitate, but push the door open
and walk in.
Far better than the harsh treatment Of medi
cnes which horribly grippe the patient and de-
strOy the coating OF the stomach. DR.. j. Ii. Nc
Leans Chis and Fever Cure by mild yet eff
fective action will cure Sold at so cents a
bottle. NOV 3-m
Among the late arrivals ut the Leon are Mr.
E. E. Einstcn, of Paris France; Mr.. E. G.
Guthrie, of London, England, and MrW A. Rus
sell and wife, of Macon, Georgia.
frequently accidents occur in the household
which cause burns cuts, sprains and bruises for
use in such cases DR.. J. Ii. McLean's Volcanic
| Oil Liniment has for many years been the con-
! slant Mvorite family remedy. Nov 3-m
Master James Meginniss, who has been
| shut off from home all summer by quarantine,
being on visit to the family of DR.. Burroughs,
| l.