The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-30
Miss Lizzie Tatum has returned from q

Florida.
Democrats: Read our campaign song, the
" New Dixie" in another column, and sing it in
the parade next Saturday.
1t was the honest vote of honest colored men
that helped to save Florida in 1876, and thew
will helpsave Old Leon next Tuesday.
Mr.. Whit Eures and his sister, Mrs Hattie
Brownell, who have been spending fifteen days
quarantine at Live Oak, have arrived in Tai
lahassee
MIR. j. d. Ferrell, of Ben Haden, was a
pleasant caller at the FLoRID1AN sanctum YES
terday, and had his name entered among the
army of subscribers to Florida's Great Dollar
Weekly.
MIR. L. Harrison, of Lake City, attorney for
the F. G. & p, was in the city the past week.
He says the State Agricultural College had
good opening and everything is working splen-
didly
"A. Raiford Pace left for Corsicana, Texas,
last week to accept position in the bank there,
recently established by the Texas Loan Agency,
of which his uncle, Mr.. Henry G. Damcn, is
Vice President.
We would be pleased to receive reports
from all who took tobacco or other seed from
FLORIDIAN office last spring. This information
is desired for the Department of Agriculture at
Washington.
The Democratic boom is swelling al over
Leon county, and the enthusiastic meetings held
during the past week have clearly indicated that
that they will be at the polls next Tuesday in
greater numbers than ever before
The Tallahassee yards of the Leon Lumber
Co., are on the Fisher lot, opposite the north side
Of the Capitol square. Lumber of all kinds will
be promptly furnished and orders from the city
and county solicited. 4-4t*
Byrd & Denham are receiving stacks of new
goods; all the domestic and foreign delcacies,
Fried Smells, Champgnons, Petits PCis Morta-
dellas, &c, sc. Call and examine their stock 2t
-Mcssrs. Renhart, Johnson and Huntington
Of Townsville, Tallahassee and Gulf Railroad
Company, arrived in Tallahassee on last Thurs
day and left Friday for Carrabele Listen for
the whistle
Read our offer Of cash prem ums to all who
will get up clubs of new subscribers for the Flo
RIDIAN at one dollar a year. You can make
money by working for US. Write for sample
copies, advertising matter, etc, and try it,
Last Saturday was stormy day The rain
poured down in torrents al. the afternoon, but
the streets were crowded with country peopl G,
and all the merchants were busy.
Mr.. Damon, of Marvin, Denham & Co.,
seems 10 be great E.vorite with the ladies, if
one may judge by the choice flowers which
daily ornament his counter. The gifts of fair
hands, it is said. Times Union.
We want good correspondent in every
neighborhood and village in Leon county, Send
us short, newsy letters and let the world know
what you are doing In this way you can assist
in advertising your county, its attractions and ad-
vantagcs. If
The Seminary West OF the Suwannce is
progressing finely and has large number of
diligent students. There are two Collegiate and
two High School Glasses, which are fully up to
the standard, and the entire school is working
beautifully
We want each one Of our campaign sub
scrbers to remain with US, and if each will send
in his dollar now, we will send him the FLoRID-
IAN FREE, to January 1st, and he can read it
every week until January l, l990-ALL FOR ONE
DOLLAR
All friends of Democracy in ncighboring
counties are cordially invited to come in and
join with us in the grond closing rally and bar
becue at Tallahassee next Saturday, Come on
horseback, come in carriages, come in wagons,
come in carts, come on the cars, come anyway,
so you get here!
Little Belle aged four years, only daughter
of Mrs. Lizzie Cook, died on last Tuesday The
funeral took place from the residence on Calhoun
street on Wednesday afternoon. We deeply
sympaihize with the fond mother ia the loss of
her bright jewel.
The dank and decaying vegetation of re-
gions newly cleared Of timber, exposed to the
rays OF the sun, Is sure TO breed malaria Dr.
j. II. McLeans Chills and Fever Cure, by mild
and gentle action will radically cure so cents a
bottle. July 26-3m
Subscribers in arrears will please bear in
mind that their subscriptions will continue at
old rate, $500 year. until all past due subscrip-
tons are settled. We cannot afford to send the
FLoRrDIAN, Enlarged to Eight Pages, at One
Dollar Year, and wait for the money. tt
Send OND DOLLAR nOW, and read THE
FLoRIDIAN-Florida's Great Democratic Paper
8 pages--the remainder of 1883, and all oil
1854 months. Subscribe now and get your
neighbor TO take THE FLoRIDIAN. If
Subscribers in arrears will please bear in
mind that their subscriptions will continue at
old rate $500 year, until all past due subscrip-
tions are settled. We cannot afford to send
the FLoRIDIAN, Enlarged to Eight pages, at
Ono Dollar q Year, and wait for the money.
The other day one of the shining lights of