The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-02


notice and al reasonable prices.
Write tor d ices-at once If
Yesterday was legal sales day.
Saturday was a very busy day in Tallahas-
The County Commissioners meet again next
Monday.
oar merchants are all doing lively fall
business.
M. |. Marcus has returned from his sum
meroung.
For low prices and good goods, 90 to w.
Wilson's.
Mrs Cotner has returned from the North
ern markets
The best jersey in America, at the price, 50
cents, Al w. X WILSON'S.
Sugar bongs and cane grindings are the
order OF the day
Every medicine advertised in this paper VIII be found
a. kaw dru- store lott
The numerous Japan plum trees in ITALIA
lassee are in full bloom.
The best Corset in America, at the price, 80
cents at W. r. WILSON'S.
Mr., George P R4ney returned last Thurs
day rom The mountains.
DR. w L. Moor and Mr. W. r. Wilson are
expected home this week
-Ex-G0yernor ". D. Bloxham has returned
home from his summer outing.
Turkey Red Table Cover, 373 cents yard
al w r. Wilson'S.
Mrs. Geo.W Saxon returned Thursday from
Gainesville, Ga, vp TAomasyiIe
-Messrs. ]. O. Bail ana Tnos Oliver returned
Thursday from Porter Springs, Ga
Colonel John Bradford brought in some
large hanIsome kieter pears last week
Nh. George Lewis left last week for NJ ari
eta, Ga, to accompany his family home
White Linen Table Damt>k, - cents a
yard, at WR WILSON'S.
Mrs. C. c. Pcarce and daughter have re-
turned from The mountains OF Tennessee
-Messrs. G. 5. Curtis John L. McFarlin and
Ovens, OF Quincy, were in Tallahassee Fri
day
Fifty young sl!igaors were Matched out at
t " Clarks news and jewelry store last
Week
% yards OF Prints for 81, at
W. r. WILSON'S.
i ne many pecan trees in and around ITALIA
lassee are loaded with nuts, winch are now ripe
sndIeady ior market
MI John Joseph Chaires was married on last
Sunday 10 Miss Annie Z Parkhiu, Rev. H. T.
Partridge officiating
1000 yards best Prints al ) cents award, at
w. r. wilson's.
Nj H. {. Crawford, Of CrawfordvIle wa.
ron
"cu14dns among his many Tallahassee friends
iA' ffhlay ana Saturday
w. j. " Campbell, Of Argyle, sends US a
Iu' % ten new subscribers lor the FLoKIDIAN
N' he good work 90 on.
-lAe bel has rung-you will all answer
'oll call, al w W,,soxs
Judge L NJ. West issued seven marriage
.'eASes during the month of Scptcmber-one
=" AHe ana six TO colorcd couples
Mr Aaron Levy has returned from the
-"'ierh markets and is daily receiving an i'm
~''.t Stock Of fall and winter goods.
me procession is movng-all bound for
w r. Wilson's.
Mayor II. L. Ray, of Quincy, was the first TO
s-'ci'be for the Great Dollar Weekly. He says
y cannot DO without the FLoKIDIAN.
-. YET nd Of that tired feeling as quick pos
~'e lake Hoods Sarsaparlla, which gives
~'ngH good appetite, and health
MS. l.. Houstoun, two children, and
'Ss"'e'' Miss Matte, have returned from their
hef outing among the mountains.
Doth OF TaIlahassees live livery stable men
'peparng for lively fall and winter patron
g ana are putting in many Improvements.
-Messrs. Jacob Burkhim Samuel BurGlim,
'"u hte Louis G. Ball arrived last week and
'.'UJoying the delightful breezes Of Tallahas
MIR B S. Herring called at the FLoRTDrAN
D''um Friday to show us some samples of Mi
4uo and Sandwich Island pears. They were
perfect beauties.
Mr. &. G. Pearce returned home from Los
rseles California, last night He came from
Evansville to Monticello over the T. and M.
AWAY, and says it is an excellent road.