The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-09-17

VlSltoT to Tue L LORIDlAN SanCtum last week.
DIR. Geo. H. Gwynn left for North Carolina
last week Mrs. Gwynn will return with him.
w R. Wilson's So Shoe for gentlemen the best in
the market.
Mr.. A. L. Wilson is buying cotton in Qun-
cy for the Tallahassee Cotton Compress Com
pany.
Miss Julia Simkins is at home again after
delightful visit to friends in Talahassee-Monti
cello Tribune
Eight dollars per barrel for Keiffer pears
That's what Tallahassee pears sold for in New
York last week
Demiliy's. 5l2t
During the illness of Mrs. Jones mother
Miss Allie O'Connor has charge of the Tallahas-
see telegraph office
Every medicine advertised in this paper Will be found
at Raws' drug store 15-tf
The Tallahassee Cotton Compress Company
is doing tremendous business and is receivn
cotton from all directions.
Economy and strength are peculiar to
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the only medicine of which
100 Doses One Dollar" is true.
Mrs. r. c. Long and daughter Miss Rel
nette, have gone to Virginia. Miss Rcinette will
remain and attend one of the colleges there
"A young man whose best girl weighs about
one hundred and seventy five pounds wrote the
following lines, and one Of his enemies gave it
away:
The slim girl rides in the hammock
And swings on the front yard gate
The stout girl darsn't do either,
But she's daisy just the same
Clothing for boys from to IS years. at w X. Will
sons
The Hayward house. on Duval street. form
erly occupied by Mrs. Townsend as boarding
house. is being thoroughly repaired, new
kitchen built, etc.
Mr.. Erastus w. Clark, Tallahassees popular
jeweer, has gone North TO select the latest
styles tn jewelry, gems, stationery, etc, for the
fall and winter trade.
Short Stories will be feature of HARPzRs
MAGAZINE for October. iward Bellamy,
Annie Trumbul Slosson, Margaret J. Preston,
and Mrs. Lucy G. Lille will each contribute
one.
Col. Fred T. Myers has gone TO Monticello,
N. Y, to accompany his family home. He will
stop at Washington route home and stir up
the Administration about Tallahassee's public
building.
About month ago Capt. B. B. Doss' horse
fell on him, breaking his leg above the knee.
The Captain was in the city last Friday for the
first time since the accident walking with the
aid of two crutches.
Genial, Jolly DR.. W. T. Snipes, of Centre
vile, dropped in 10 chat with the FLHRIDIAN
pencil pushers Saturday. The Doctor is well
pleased with crop outlooks, and says there will
be All abundance Of something to eat raised
in this county this year.
Eleven bales OF Alliance Cotton WAS receiv-
ed in Tallahassee at 6:15 O'clock yesterday
morning from Monticello and at 10 o'clock a. m.
the Tallahassee Compress Company has squeezed
it into small size bales and loaded it on the cars
billed for Jacksonville and consigned TO the
Alliance Exchange
-Freeland's Barber Shop and Bath Rooms, doors
north postofice Att
We received this week copy of the Talla-
hassee, Florida, FLoRIDIAN, valuable journal
devoted to the interest of Western Florida, the
Itaty OF America. Anybody desiring informa-
ton in regard to that beautiful country will do
we'll 10 subscribe to The FLoRIDIAN.-Louisvie
(Ky) Industrial School Gem.
New Music.-The very latest is O. Robins
Farewell" Caprice for Piano. by Fisher. This
of Fishers late compositions 1t is SIMPLY ele-
CANT and no doubt will, before many days, be
played by young and old the country over Price
so cents Ign. Fischer. Toledo, Ohio, il the
fortunate publisher.
Mr. W. r. Wilson returned from the North
ern markets Wednesday. AS usual Mr.. Wilson
has purchased large and carefully selected
stock Of dry goods notions, shoes, clothing, ETC.
It will Day the ladies of Tallahassee and neigh
boring counties to see his enormous stock before
buying elsewhere; he has some OF the most
handsome dress patterns we ever gazed upon
Watch the columns Of the FLORIDIAN for MY.
Wilson's special announcements
Commenting upon the FLoRIDrAN's mention
of Archie Magbee having charge OF the Louis
Vile, KY, Industrial College printing Office and
being leader of the college band, the Industrial
College Gem says: we wish 10 corroborate
the above statement by saying that we have not
only found Mr.. Magbee an efficient and ener-
eetic man in his profession, but he has proved 10
he one of the cleverest gentleman 1t has been
our good fortune to meet 1t Tallahassee or the
F1oR1D1AN have any more young men OF the
same calibre, please send them on.