The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-11-05
A real estate firm of Augusta, Ca, ad-
vertise 511 600 acres of land near Tallahas-

see for sale.
The Manufacturers Record says east
ern capital is pouring into the South, and
last week shows more investments Of
Northern capital than ever before.
Think of it-six cabinet photographs
for only $3.50. See Mr. Harper's club
ticket notice. Shay s Yaeger have the
tickets on SALE
Miss May Coburn, step daughter OF
Mrs. Hattie Wells Coburn, of Jacksonville,
is visiting friends in Tallahassee, the guest
of Miss Virgins
An important meeting Of the stock
holders of the Florida Warehouse and
Compress Company will be held in ITALIA
hasse next Friday. See notice in this issue.
Attention is called to "Insolvent No
tice" in this issue, in which Mr.. Samuel
G. Fatt, Curator, offers II ,O4O acres of graz
ing and pine lands in Leon and Wakulla
counties for SALE
NO Arsenic, no Quinine, no poison, and
no big doctors bill to pay. Johnson's Chill
and Fever Tonic positively cures or no
charge is made for it, Price SOC, at w. A.
Rawls'
The Tallahassee FLoR1DIAN has en-
larged to six~column eight-page paper,
and is thus keeping pace with the boom
of Florida and especially the beautiful
billy country Of Tallahassee.-Or Orlando
Sentinel.
Judge D. 8. Walker and State Attor-
ney E. G. Love returned from Wakulla
Thursday, where they had been holding
court. They had light record-only two
convictions.
An excursion of New York wine
growers will visit East and South Florida
this week. They ought to see Mid
die and West Florida, and what is be-
ing done in the grape and wine industry in
these sections.
Professor E. Dubois, proprietor of San
Luis and Andalusia vineyards, last week
received an order from one of the largest
nurseries of the North for 1000 Cynthiana
vines.
Judge r. G. Long has added to the
furniture of his Office a convenient and
novel table with desk room for dozen or
more Of clerks 1t is divided into sections,
each of which can be given any desired
slant The mechanical work was done,by
Messrs. Gilmore & Davis.
See advertisement in this issue Of fine
Key West Havana cigars by mail or ex-
press. They are offered for sale by Mr. G..
B. Pendleton, editor of that siaunch and
newsy journal the Equator-Democrat, and
are guaranteed. Try box.
In this issue Dr. j. N. Smith, Superin-
tendent of the Florida Insane Asylum,
Chatlahoochee, adveriises for good car.
penter, to be given steady employment, and
a number of male and female attendants.
Here is a splendid opportunity tor those
seeking work.
Governor Francis P. Fleming and wife
have returned from Washington City.
The Governor was al the National Capital
| looking after Forida's interests and is Sat-
| isfied at the progress already made in mat
| tiers relating to our State.
Colonel D. II. Brotherton, a retired
United States Army officer, died at
Waynesboro, Pa, few weeks ago. Col
onel Brotherton was we'll known in Talla-
hassee, where he and his family spent sew
eral winters at the Leon, and many friends
| Loo <fh 10
MIR. Charles J. Bernreuter, high mag
nate of the FLoRIDIAN press rooms, laid
upon GU, desk Saturday two beautiful ripe
purple figs, grown by his uncle, Mr.. ]. w
Hackett Who else can show ripe figs in
November?
-Fernandna News: The fire compa
MES are getting ready to invite the tariff
agent of the insurance companies to visi
this city. They think the city ought Il
have the benefit, in the way Of insurance
rates, of the improved facilities for fighting
fire and also some benefit for the amour
expended in these improvements.
-Attorney-Genera Lamar is in Jack
sonville on legal business Although com
paratively q young man, Mr.. Lamar is con
sidered one of the brightest ornaments O
the Florida bar. He is unmarried and hi
Chesterieldan grace of manner makes hin
immensely popular with the ladies.-Me
tropolis.
We have received the Springfield Mass
Daily Union, containing an article iron
the pen of Judge Alfred A. Andrews, %
the South American markets for New
England products. The Union says til
Judges article is timely, that he has in
vestgated the subject with patience an
intelligently.
b MIR. E. B. Van Deman stopped 10 Tia
q lahassee last Wednesday en- route HON
from canvassing tour of West Florida, i
8 the interest of the State immigration Blu
Il reau, of W hich he is chief clerk. The b.
/, reau has established an Office in jackson
r Vile which will be under the efficier