The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-07-02

Johnsons Tonic, was the remark of physician
OF this State 1t is weapon against all maia-
rial levers 1t is a wonderful appetizer Sold
by w. A. Rawls
Colonel Alexander Stellar Abrams, Hon.
f. H. Foster and Hon. John G. Reardon have
been IN attendance on the Supreme Court the
past week.
III you spit up phlegm, and are troubled
lar Wine Lung Balm. For sale by w. A.
Raws. mav.3m
KEY. James P. DePass, Director of Expert
ment Station at Lake City, was at the Capital
few days ago
In the Capitol square there are three or four
yucca plants now in full and exquisite bloom,
the tall bloom stalks capped by immense clusters
of creamy white bell-shaped flowers, with fine
stripe OF purple on the outside of each segment
OF the peranh, making them the most beautiful
among the many beautiful flowers of the Floral
City. This plant, commonly called Spanish
bayonet, is a valuable fibre plant, the fibre of the
leaves being used in the manufacture of cordage
and cloth. They grow wild in Florida, many
of the islands of the gulf being covered with
them. Some day capitalists will come to Flor
ida and make millions out of the fibre of the
Yucca.
Taylor County Banner: If 5 )me action is
not taken soon to get UP Middle Florida Fair
the time will soon pass off and find Us making
no effort TO show up our advantages, and if we
want good citizens to locate IN our midst now is
the time for action
Don't forget that Bah Bros 4 Denllly sun have
those beautiful figured lawns, only yard 4o,at
Orlando Reporter: H. H. Berry who has
for some 'me been i'll with nervous prostration
at his residence at Osceoa, is up and about
again 10 the satisfaction OF his many friends
Rev. t. L. Smith, ot Archer was in Talla-
hassee last week en- route home from Thomas
vile, where he had been to attend the com
mencemcnt exercises of the South Georgia Col
lcgc.
In cases Of Fever and A1uc, fine blood is as
ctcc'ua,lv, thOG1h not 50 dangerously noisoncl
ny tGe ttlrVlGm Ut the atmosphere a. L could
be b. the dcaaileS' poison. Dr.. J. II. Mclean ;
ChIl> ana Fever Care VIII eradicate This poison
lron the system 30 cents Il bottle. For safe
by II. V. Il. SchraGcr. naav.3m
Rev. Z. l.. I. Blake, Of Citra, arrived in Tall
lalas-ee ~, week OF Il visit - his daagu,er,
MIS- r. i. Golmar
Hon. f. X Foster ana dau-i'ar have been
visiting nea1s u Tl!lanas@ee daring The pat
week
Magnolia Hams. q. Bal, Bros ( Demta-. se-,
Judge H. &. l.On- i~-aei thirteen IN trIla.e
licenses during l.s month, toar to Mn:te and
rinc 10 colore, couples
-Govcrnar Fleming has otIcfc a reward Of
two hundred d3,lgr+ each for The capture 81 the
murlercrs Of james Robinson. an t,yo hundred
ana fifty dollars tor Tie arrest Of William Adams,
Charged with assaa.jng Isaac Roberts with IN
tent to murder and with the murder OF Zcb
Wight, AL Of Jackson county
y ou will have no use for spcciaclcs If Won
use DR.. J. II McLean's STRENGTHENING Eve
Salve; it removes the film and scum which ac-
cumula,es on the eye balls subdueS nfamma-
ton, cools and soothes the irritated nerves,
strengthens weak and failing sight % cents
box For sale by NJ Lively may-3m
Captain w. p Slusser is having a handsome
six-room cottage erected at St. Teresa
Colonel John A. Henderson has gone to
| Tampa on . brief visit.
Captain A Moseley Superintendent of the
State Insane Asylum, Chattahoochee, was a
welcome caller at the FLoRIDIAN sanctum
! Saturday.
Mr.. f. r. Gunby, United States Marshal for
| the Northern District of Florida, visited the
| Capital last week
Let US give the readers Of the FLoRIDIAN a
little timely advice Hot weather is coming and
with it collie, colera morbus, dysentery and d
arrhna. The only safe way to combat these
diseases, is to keep some reliable remedy at hand
and all who have tried Chamberlans Colo,
Cholera and Diarrhrl Remedy will admit that
it is the most prompt, reliable and successful
medicine known for these complaints. 1t costs
but 25 or so cents and may be the means Of saw
| ing you your family much suffering, if not
| life itself before the summer is over.
March -, 1SS9-1y
George and Eugene Perkins arrived Sunday
| night from ST. Teresa, having counted cross-ties
from St Marks to Tallahassee. The boys did
not like the idea of having to wait at ST. Marks
until Tuesday for train, so struck out on
Shanks mares"
General w. D. Barnes family have gone 10
| Mariana to spend the summer.
Major O. II. Kelley, of Carrabelle, is enjoy
| ing a visit of a week or so among his many Tai
| lahassee friends.
Miss Jimmie Grant is visiting friends in Sa-
vannah.
Hon r. w. Davis, of Palatka, was among
the visitors to the Capital City last week
Hon j. w. Malone and Hon. Edw. Owens
Of Quincy, were in attendance on the Supreme
| Court last week
DIR. A. B. Hawkins left last week for his ele-
| Do1o ;nh