The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-09-25
Have you Registered this wear,

have you Registered this year,
Mrs g. 8. Williams School will begin Mon
day, October 1st s'o 90 mon
80. 11"S' saturday was busy day in Talahas
The iron cages are being mt IN n.
Jail. put III the new
-hemember that Registration closes saturd.,
of this week. '"'u'ua'
Imr' W. D. Hartt returned yesterday from
Robbinston, Maine. "on
Inc lall trade has opened up in lively stvle in
MI Cary Gamble is now clerk in the Tai.
lahasse postoffice. 'N' d.
Subscribe at once for the F1oR,n,.r ~,
Great Dollar Weekly. WV
ne addition to Mr.. ]. G. Kempers livery
''"',e IS rapidly approaching completion.
-mrs' u Z. Pearce and daughter are expected
nome from the mountains of Tennessee TODAY
master Theodore Fairbanks left last vveel
70 'ake charge of the telegraph office at Bald.
win. '"'u-
-Ihe payroll of the Tallahassee Cotton Com.
press Company for common labor alone amounts
to 1926 per week. ""''
Nap| w. T. Slusser came in from the North
'"S. n'gn'' wearing Cleveland regulation hat
and looking well.
Mr.. G. w. Saxon left TO-DAY for Thon,.,
vile to meet Mrs Saxon on her return fror,
Gainesville, Ga
:. ne county commissioners will meet next
Monday and Monday week-the first and second
Mondays in October.
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we deeply sympathize with Mr. and Mrs
. H. Butler in the loss of their bright little how
SAM, who died last Thursday.
The Republican County nominees boo.p
lhelr canvass yesterday at Chaires Station and
are advertised to speak in Tallahassee next
Saturday.
Mr. r. Getzlaf brought in six fine vouno
turkeys few days ago, which he turned over to
MISS DlIhe burkh'm to be sent to the yellow
fever sufferers at Jacksonville.
Mrs. Geo. P. Raney arrived in Thomasylle-
to-day on her return from the mountains. She
will remain with friends in that city until Thurs
day, when she will return to Tallahassee
We direct the attention of our readers TO
the fact that Hathaway & Co. will, next Satur-
day, open spendid stock of goods, in Cant.
Slusser's handsome new store, opposite the 81
James. These goods will he sold cheap for
cash.
We desire agents in every CITY. town and
neghborhood in Florida to secure subscribers
for the CAMPAIGN FLoRIDIAN only 25 cents
Write for terms to agents. If
"A COW, belonging to colored woman. died
last week from eating wild olive, which had
been thrown in the street ANY one having
these trees in their yards should be very careful
where they throw the branches when trimming
the trees, for the leaves and berries are deadly
poison.
The State Normal College for colored stu
dents will open next Monday, Oct. 1st. The
President Prof T. DeS. Tucker, will be ably
assisted by Prof. Thomas V. Gibbs and Miss
Laura L. Clarke. All OF the faculty arc success
corps of good teachers this year
Intelligent colored men in Leon county saw
they want a straight Republican ticket put in
the field. Whatever they take in politics they
want it straight. If they can't get what they wan
they prefer the straight Democratic ticket to the
one set up by their party. They would do well
to vote the Democratic ticket this time as a re-.
buke to their would be leaders
-Registration closes September 90
Mr.. Walker B. Hargrove, young man liv-
ing on Mr.. II. B. Fishers plantation, about six
miles north of Tallahassee, while ginning cotton,
on last Friday, got his arm caught in the saws
Of the gin, which terribly lacerated it. tearing the
flesh from the bone. Dr. z. Christie was sent
for and did all in his power 10 save the young
man, but without success He died in about
twelve hours.