The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-12-04
Ladies' wool vests, at Y. A. Levy's.

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Read all the new advertisements. on differ
emf pages, in this issue of the FLoRIDIAN.
Every medicine advertised in this paper will be foun
Rawls drug store 15tf
Hon. Ed Owens, of Quincy, was in Tallahas
see last Saturday.
Leon county is being worked by squad O
Irish peddlers
Col. John MacNicol has rented the residence
recently occupied by DR.. c. L. Mitchell, on AID
| ans street.
Gents all wool underwear, at Y. A. Lewis
Mrs John MacNicol has returned from At
lanta.
Mr.. A. &. ClewiS was welcome caller a,
the FLORIDIAN sanctum last week.
Mr. Chandler II. Smith, of Madison, was on
the streets of Tallahassee last week.
Rev j. P. DePass, of Archer, was pleasan
caller at the FLoRIDIAN sanctum Wednesday.
The Duke of Switzerland and party have
engaged rooms at the Leon, and are expected to
arrive this evening.
Hemp and Napier Mattings for hall cover
ing, at Y. A. Levys.
Our lady editor dishes up another interest
ing batch Of household chat, in the Home Cir
Gle" to-day.
Col. Nat R. Walker, editor of the Wakulla
Times, was welcome caller at the FLoRIDIAN
sanctum Saturday.
Mr.. S. Boteler Thompson, postmaster of
Lake City, was in Tallahassee last week.
Miss Fannie W. Afford has gone to Kings
Ferry for the winter.
no of ,1J SOIL
menced yesterday
Mrs Alice Walker and Miss Matte G. Sal
livan are engaged as salesladics at the Racket
Store.
DIR. G. S.Wilson and MrW D. Wilson expect
10 leave tomorrow on a visit to the Augusta
exposition.
Mrs. f. E. Crawford, wife of our honored
Secretary of State, Dr. John L. Crawford, is
spendinga few days with relatives in the vii
lage.- Crautordsik Times.
Mrs Officer has returned to her winter
home, Tallahassee
Frequently accidents occur in the household
WHICH cause burns, cuts, sprains and bruises for
use ID such cases Dr. j. II. McLean's Volcanic
0n Eminent mas for many years been the con-
slant iavorite family remedy. Nov 3.m
"A gentleman from Tallahassee has boneht
a large tract of land near this place, and will at
once start dairy farm. We learn that be is
well supplied With blooded stock.-IM. Pleasant
indicator
Mr. Rudolph Getzaff has purchased num-
oer OF flne Jersey mich cows from DR.. A. B.
Hawkins.
Window Shades with patent spring rollers.
'N'' " Genus each, at Y. A. LEWIS.
AeOonle pear trees are putting on their
.nfd crop OF winter blooms, in the Tallahassee
Country
Mr. Fred Mullino is reading medicine with
us uncle, DR.. w. L. Moor.
line Tallahassee market was supplied with
"''u turkey and venison last week
II Will pay you To read carefully All the To-
''' aus specials, &C. in to-day's FLoKIDIAN.
MI l. 4. Perkins, OF Gadsden, is clerking
for Mr.. +. II. Afford
Mr. f. a. O. Mundee arrived this week
from New York City, and will remain in ITALIA
"">see some time Oh visit 10 his mother
me pf'ce OF 7er,n SJtings is 81 year, but
you can ge' ii with he FLoRIDIAN Tor only ST..
-" ,s D'liarS tor both papers for "a whole year
MI r. w Clark returned from New York last
'eu' e'd"y, and informs us that the trains were
81 crowded with tourists coming to Florida.
A. rams IL the small Of the back indicate a
u'Seased condition OF the Liver or Kidneys, which
way Ne easily removed by the use of Dr. j. H.
bottle ''''i' NJ 20 p''
Nov is the time to subscribe for your
~" Spapers, periodicals., magazines, &C.; so 60
- 0nce ana leave your subscription with Eras-
~. :. W. Clark, who is agent for $500 publica-
tons
~ DISTILLED from the richest Matted Barley,
o,n Barley Malt Whiskey is full of nutri-
WI NIL and excellent and absolutely pure.
~, mm L. Slusser & Co. sole agents for Talahas-
w. Nov. 13-1m
Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Grower, who spent the
''uiner IN Georgia, are now in Tallahassee,
rafting Inc welcome announcement that refu-
'ses may enter Jacksonville.
Mr. W. G. Tully left on the west bound train
a'' thursday afternoon for Texas, where he
3Ues 70 purchase drove of fine horses for the
Hakulla market.