The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-30
200 bushels Oats, at Slusser's.

IAttofncy -Ueucral cooper mas gone 10 East
Florida to aid in the campaign and to vote.
Everybody is invited to the Grand Demo-
cratic Rally and Barbecue at Tallahassee next
Saturday
is different kinds OF Tobacco, from 80 cents
to so pound, at Slusser & Co.'S
The Thomasville and Monticello Railroad
is to be incosed with wire fence along its
entire length.
-Slusser & Co. deliver goods anywhere in the
city limits to any and everybody.
Join in with the grand Democratic parade
in Tallahassee next Saturday, and eat Demo-
cratic barbecued meats
Call an see the $500 Shoe, at Slussers
More coored men will vote for the Demo
cratic nominees in Leon county this year than
ever before
Fine lot of French Candies, just received, at
Byrd s. Denham's 4-2t
Judge ]. T. Bernard has returned from his
summer outing and is preparing for a booming
real estate business this winter.
In variety of shades, quality and quantity,
the stock of Ribbons at Cohen's cannot be ex-
celled in the city. 4.3t
"A new postoffice has been established at
Huduall, Putnam county, Fla, with Thomas L
Jenerson as postmaster.
ALI OF our campaign subscribers should send
in dollar and get the FLoRDIAN until January
1, 1890. Send your dollar noao
One Ton Wheat Bran, at Slussers
Colonel Henry Curtis, Travelling Auditor of
the F. G. & P. Railway, was at the ST. James
yesterday
Mr.. Chas Gibbs, who is engaged in manu-
featuring brick, near brownsville, is on a visit
to his Tallahassee friends
Finest Cigars in the city Try the Belle
Of Quincy" at Byrd s. Denham's Act
-Wm. P. Slusscr & Co. are sole agents in
Tallahassee for Chase's Barley Malt Whisky.
Rich and pure. 1t fine Tonic for the weak
and feeble. 1t strengthens the lungs.
Low prices, best goods, courteous treatment,
polite attention and full satisfaction is always
obtained, at Cohen's 43t
MIR. A. s. Harper and wife left Wednesday
on pleasure trip to the Gulf coast where they
will eat fish and catch Photographic views.
Go to Byrd & Denham's for fine bread rolls
cakes, and bakers delicacies of all kinds Cakes
made to order specially. ACT
democrats, have a good man at the polls,
in each precinct, to take down the name, age
and description Of all illegal voters The grand
ury will know VIII 1t to do with them.
What Cohen hasn't got in the dry goods
line, you shouldn't want. Ait
Every cOlOred nun in the county, who in
tends voting the Democratic ticket next Tues
day, should join in with the grand Democratic
parade at Tallahassee Saturday.
Only limited supply of those 50 cents Cor
sets are left, at COhen's 43t
Patents have been granted to Mr. Thomas
Hyatt, Of Leesburg, on an orange sZer; and to
Mr.. Drummond Welburn, OF Orlando on port
able house
The most delicate constitution can safely
use DR.. j. II. McLean's Tar Wine Lung Balm
1t is sure remedy for coughs, loss OF voice
and all throat and lung diseases. July 26 3m.
Have you seen those elegant Blossom Suit
ings, at Cohen's ?-only 60 cents per yard 4-3t
Captain p. Houstoun and all the other NOM
inees on the Leon County Democratic ticket,
are elected now-we are only waiting to have
the votes counted
"A full line of Gents Furnishing Goods
has been added to Cohen's stock, and the most
fastidious can be suited. 43t
Mr.. Nj. l. Oglesby is having the Leon thor
oughly secured, busted and put in first-class
condition, and the walks and garden neatly
worked ready for the rush of winter travel.
There are many accidents and diseases
which affect Stock and cause serious inconven
fence and loss to the farmer in his work, which
may be quickly remeded by the use of Dr. J
II. McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment July 26.3m
What you cannot find at Cohen's in Dry
Goods, Fancy Goods, Novelties and Notions, is
not worth asking for. Just examine his Laces
and Embroideries. Ait
When Hon. w. B. Lamar our nominee for
Attorney General, spoke in Tallahassee, he called
for 500 Democratic majority from Old Leon.
Democrats, let's see if we can't double that ma
jority.
Hon. W. T. Orman died at Apalachcola on
the 9th inst. The many Tallahassee friends of
the deceased will be panied TO hear this sad
news.
DR. D. A. Post, of Michigan, writes: "Thc
immigration edition of FLoRIDIAN received. 1t
is just the thing for this location, if had few
more copies could use them to advantage lex
pect to visit Tallahassee in December"
Soap and Starch by the box. at Slusser's.
We understand that the Democrats have
candidates for Justices and Constabes in all the
Districts.
If you want to read the FLORIDIAN-FlOri-
da's Great Dollar Weeky-all next year, send in
your Dollar now, and receive the paper FREQ for
the remainder of 1885, If
Mrs J. O. Branch and her beautiful and
accomn9aish.ed daughter, Miss C.rrie, of Ameri-
cus s. IN The citv whiting The anv of Rev