The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-05-31

Ouf vS.oV Curacoa Kid Boots. the best in
me market, at W. R. Wilson's.
MI. A. J. Henry, flake City, was a guest
oil The St James Monday,
-beigner q Engel Tannhaeuser Beer Il 20
per dozen, at Palace Bar.
-Mr. NJ 3. Oglesby, of the Leon Hotel. ia a
guest OF the Harnett House, Savannah.
-Zelgler Brothers s. Kid Boots for Ladies.
best in the market, at w. R Wilson'S
Mr.. Parschal and family, and Miss Helen
Sayler. left yesterday for Cincinnati. O.
Cracked Wheat and Dat Flax a. at
RANDOLPH & Cos
-Maitrasses cleaned and repaired; single, so
cents, double rs cents, by ]. M. Bars.
The contract has been let and the Tallahas-
see compress Is to be running by August 1st
$3.50 will buy genuine Calf Skin Button
or Bal Boot for Gentlemen, at W. r. Wilson's.
Mr. Richard F. Fowler, of Carrabelle has
been awarded a pension by the United States.
"A special committee OF the City Council is
at work considering the ACCESSIBILITY of better
water supply.
The peculiar purifying and building up
powers of Hoods Sarsaparilla make it the very
best medicine to take at this season.
We are told that Col John s. Winthrop
will ship five hundred barrels of LeConte pears
from his Betton Hill grove.
Chambers Peaches for Cream at
RANDOLPH & Co.'S
A good reaping and moving machine, of
the Champion make, for sale at $50, by George
Greenhow. Aft
Captain Slusser is rapidly pushing the work
on his Monroe street store and the building is
developing into quite a handsome business
house.
The Leon county Democratic Executive
committe will hold meeting at Tallahassee on
Saturday, June 18th. The Central Committee
will meet in this city on the same day.
-Chase's Barley Malt Whiskey is stimulating
and nourishing TO the consumptive, the old and
feeble 1t is absolutely pure. Sold by VIM. P.
Slusser & Co., Tallahassee. May - I'm
Captain Hare, who was 30 suddenly bereft
of his wife, returns heartfelt THANKS for the as
sistance shown him in his affection, and espe-
cially to the ladies for their floral offerings.
MIR. J. q. Kemper has quarter of an acre
planted in red clover, which has reached a
height OF three feet. 1t was raised from Ken
lucky seed.
-Mason's Improved Globe Fruit Jars and Jelly
Glasses, at RANDOLPH 4 Co.'S.
MIR. L. A. Perkins is to join the ranks of the
Benedcts. Accompanied by his best man, DR..
R. G. Gamble, he left for Tyler, Texas, last Sum-
day, where he will be married to Miss Afie
Warmer.
In cases of Fever and Ague, the blood is as
effectually, though not 30 dangerously poisoned
by the ef1uvum of the atmosphere as it could
be by the deadliest poison. DR.. j. II. McLean's
Chills and Fever Cure will eradicate this poison
from the system. 50 cents bottle. April26 3m
Read Ice Notice of the Tallahassee Ice
and Cold Storage Company. They have made
two trips supplying towns along the road this
season. They can sell from two to three car
loads per week as soon as the weather is warmer.
but will continue to supply Tallahassee if they
can secure regular customers enough to warrant
them in keeping stock of ice on hand.
Charles Dents name appeared in a list of
the Colored Democratic Club, which was handed
US and published last week. He wishes US to
state that he is not a member of the Colored
Democratic Club, and is apparently still labor
ing under the deusion that the Republican, and
not the Democratic party. is the friend of his
race. Charles is evidently on the wrong track
If your kidneys inactive, you will feel
and look wretched, even in the most cheerful So
ciety. and melancholy on the jolliest occasions
DR.. j. H. McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm,
will Get you right again. 81 90 per bottle. Ap 26
The following delegates 10 the St. Angus
tine Convention left Sunday: W. N. Mcintosh,
Jr, J. Holland, F. T. Myers, W. R. Wilson, W.
A. Rawls, A. Moseley, C. e. Pearce, F. c. Chris
tie, R. Don Mcleod and L. T. Dennard; and
were followed Monday by Messrs B. F. Walker,
D. s. Walker Jr., John s. Beard, N. w. Eppes,
p Hous,oun, g. B. Hightower, j. ]. Chaires, Fl.
Benreuier, John A. Henderson and A. M. Man
ming.
"A large excursion leaves tomorrow for
Monticello to witness the base ball game be-
tween the Tallahassee FLoRIDIAN team and the
Monticello club. The players will be accompa
MED by quite a number Of Tallshasseeans. The
following is the FLoRIDrAN team p. Lang, c.
f. G. Willis, e.; Fl. Pardy, r. f.; e. Shine, p;
H. Bernreuter, 1st b.; l. Cohen 81 b.; E. Britton.
Sd b.; T. Crichlow, 6. q; W. Brittou, c.; A. A.
Chancey, scorer B. L. Blanchard, manager, and
C. ]. Bernreuter, substitute. We look conf
IDENTIFY forward to their triumphant return.
You will have no use for spectacles if you
nse Dr. ]. H McLean's Strengthening Eye
Salve; II removes the film and scum which &C
cumuiates on the eye balls, subdues inflamma-
ton. cOOls and soothes the irrita:ed nerves,
strengthens weak and falling sight. % cents
box. April 26-Sm
The exercises Of the Leon Academy will
close on Friday, the 9th instant The last week
will be devoted to written and oral examina-
lions, to which all interested are invited Amer
the papers have been examined by the teachers,
they will be subiec, to examination by the ra
rents and guardians of the pupils.
WV. w. WOODWARD, Principal.
A Cordial Invitation
L. extended TO all TO attend the special services
now being held 1t the Methodist Church.
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