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

- JON Storase stand.
-one cent per pound for Ice win b The mica
during the winter mon,ha
fALLAHAssEE. IcE q OcGD SroRAer Co.
1ou ought to register
-Next Wednesday is Arbor Dav.
-Ciothing 10 order ID one of D. B. Meeinniss
'EA specialtieA Give him q call
NM. ". l. Ball b temporarily flline the
position Of night clerk q. the Leon.
"A fine line Of Spring Prints lust received At
g. w. Saxon q Goa
Two whites and 80 colored Is the matrimo.
mai score for January in Leon county.
d. b. Meginnia, Jr.. has tao large adver-
tisefneAts in this issue of the FLoRrDIAN. Read
both
Mr.. w. R. Adkins has taken rooms at the
residence of MIRA E Cook, on south Calhoun
street.
Capt H. 7. Blocker has been appointed
County Surveyor vice Mr.. W. T. Bannerman,
resigned
Mr.. A P. McCord, the genial Georgian,
came in Sunday night with drove of fine Ten.
nessee mules
Mrs. Mark w. Collins, of Leesburg, received
*2,UV0, the insurance on her late husband. from
the Knights Of Honor, within twenty-three days
after his death
Don't tail to read the too advertisements of
u. B. Meginniss, Jr. He is selling nrst-class
goods low down.
New Scissors, Pocket and Table cutlery.
Razors, Straps, Key Rings are few of the new
attractions, at e. w. CLARK'a
Mr. Jas Lee has moved his store of merchan-
disc into the Gaie store, one door east of Mr. Dan
Virgins, on Jefferson street.
-lfyou want good Plantation Hoe already
handled-go TO G. w. Saxon & Co. for il.
422t
Masters Griffin Wilson and Taylor Collins
yesterday brought TO the FLoR1DrAN ONCE a
monster hornet nest, captured by them al West
End. 1t measured 4 feet and 81 inches in crcum-
ference.
Tits worth its weight in gold," is a common
expression. But, while the value of gold is
easily affected, the worth of Ayers Sarsaparllla,
as blood purifier, never depreciates 1t will
eradicate scrofula from the system when every.
thing else fails.
Col. L. l. Fleming, Hon. A. W. Owens, COL
George Wheaton Deans, Jacksonville, and Hon.
B. B. Blackwell and Mr.. j. s. White, of Live
Oak, have been in attendance on the Supreme
Court this week
The examination for the winter term in the
Seminary West of the Suwannee began last
Monday. The examinations are chiefly written,
are progressing very satisfactorily, and will con-
tlnue through the week.
An experienced planter and curer of tobac.
CO can be communicated with through the FLOR
1DIAN office. He is an unmarried man of thirty
three, and is thoroughly endorsed as to charac-
ter and ability in Durham, NC
Don't fail to look at those fine Satipes At G.
W. Saxon s. Co.'S, only 121 cents per yard.
42-2t
the Nevada Agency. Wadsworth, Nevada" in
forms US that he is pleasantly situated at that far
Western post, and quite:suited as to his position
as his many friends will be glad to know
Five gun clubs will send teams to compete
for the pigeon shooting prizes and the Tallahas-
see club writes to know whether q lady who
has shot with that club, can have the privilege
Of coming as member of its team. This lady
is said to have bagged seventy-two quail in one
privilege should be given.-PGlatk0 News.
Mr.. ]. We'll, the sponge buyer of st. Marks,
who has been here some weeks awaiting the re.
newal Of the fishery, informs rs that the water is
now clear again and the spongers are going out
The sponger feet will be increased this season
by boats from ST. Marks that have not before
been in the business, but 60 into it because of
the home market for sponge which Mr. We'll has
established.
We direct special attention to card of Moore's
Business University, Atlanta, Ga. Over $500
students and graduates who are now holding
lucrative and responsible positions in business
houses. banks, railroad and insurance ofices,
manufactures, and in the different pursuits of
business in nearly every State in the Uuion,
date their start in life" on the day they en-
tered @ Moore's University
- A disease of 80 delicate a na-
ture as structure of the urethra should only be
entrusted to those of large experience and skill
By our improved methods we have been enabled
10 speedily and permanently cure hundreds of
the worst cases. Pamphlet, references and
terms 10 cents in stamps Worlds Dispensa,y
Medical Association, 663 Main Street, Buffalo,
NY.
"A bright little three-year old boy from Geor-
gia was visit to his grand mother in ITALIA
hassee just before Christmaa His father Is q
Presbyterian and bis mother Baptist His
grandmother is also good Presbyterian, and in
catechizing the little fellow she propounded the
question What is God!' The answer came
prompt and emphatic, A Presbyterian"
There is no doubt whatever that the more
enlightened and scientific sanitary regulations
Of modern times have done much to stamp out
m my old-time plaques and limit the range of
others. 1t 10 not chimeficai TO suppose that
the time may come when contagious epide mics
will be things of the past. Cutaneous diseases,
likewise, are by no means 80 general ~ former
ly. The millions of bottles OF Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla that have been consumed the past four or
five decades must have been q great factor in
the good work. Certainly, this medicine has
no equal a. purifier Of the blood
-O>O
passed over the River 81 DEATH"
Mrs. Mary Chaires Jones, wife of Mr.. Frank
g. Jones, and daughter OF the late Furmsu
Chaires, of Leon county, Fla, died on the 22d
January, 1885, at her home. near Macon Ga. after
two days illness She leaves an infant daugh-
ter lovinO huaha nj and MANI friends tn n,ouvu