The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-03-26

Mr. Theodore French, wife and daughter Of
Piainheld, n. j., have returned from pleasant
visit to Carrabellc
Pure black pepper at Slusscrs
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bdduph, of Green Cove
Springs, who have been visiting relatives in Tai
lahassce, have returned home
The Tallahassee Country is rapidly donning
lis beautiful spring suit OF rich green leaves and
rare-colored flowers. Come and see this charm.
ing hill country in al its vernal bloom and
beauty-Come now
Tea from 40 cents to 81 90 pound at Slus
ser's
-Ginghams and Seersuckers just received at
q. w. Saxon & Co.'S. 25-2t
All yearly subscribers to the FLoR1DIAN
can secure Dixie Farmer and Southern Guilt
vator, at 81 year, through this office. If
The application of Roy P. Moody, the
woudbe Sheriff of Duval county, Tor mandamus
against Comptroller Barnes was quashed by the
Supreme Court Wednesday.
Mr.. W. w. Stowe, of Jacksonville, editor of
the Florida Pathfinder, was in the CITY last
week.
Mr.. T. L. Clarke, of Monticello, was among
the visitors to Tallahassee during the past
week
Fresh horse radish at Slussers
Mr.. Theodore Turnbull of Mccosukie, was
among the welcome callers at the FLoRIDIAN
sanctum last week.
DR.. James Stanfll, County Judge of Cal
hOun county, who has for forty-eight years been
subscriber of the FLoRIDIAN, was a pleasant
caller during the past week
Capt. d. E. Maxwell and Mr. n S. Pen
nngton, OF the F. r. & n Company, were in
the city last week
Leave orders for your stove and fireplace
wood, at Y. A. Levys. 26-tf
California aprcots at Slusser's
The fresh water lakes about Tallahassee are
eeming with game fish.
Bahama Island guavas at Slusser's.
Ripe strawberries and loquats becoming
plentiful in the Tallahassee Country.
Imported Baking Powder at Slusse1's.
The City Cemetery never presented prctter
floral exhibit than now
Governor Fleming made a flying trip to
Jacksonville last week
For One Dollar, the FLORIDIAN will be
mailed to any address, postage prepaid, for one
year. If
DIR. c. L. Mitchell left last week for South
Florida, to look after his large landed interest
there
Fresh seeds of all descriptions from Ely
Livingston, Henderson &c, for sale at NJ
Lvely's If
The thousands of LeConte pear trees, now
in full white bloom in Middle Florida, presents
sight worth travelling hundreds OF miles TO be-
hold
Mrs. F. G. Gilmore returned from Jackson
vile on Saturday, leaving Mrs. A. F. Spiller with
her daughter, Mrs Crosby Dawkns. The latter
is slowly recovering.
Miss Nellie Lang has returned from a visit
of several weeks with jacksonville friends.
Prot Arthur G. Jackson welcome
visitor at the FLoRIDIAN sanctum last Wednes-
day.
Cotton Seed Oil Lard, at Slusser's.
Far better than the harsh treatment OF medi-
cines which horribly grippe the patient and de-
stroy the coating OF the stomach Or, ). H. NC
Leans Chills and Fever Cure, by mild yet etfec
tive action will cure. Sold at so cents a bottle.
For sale by Fl. V. r. Schrader Jan 29-3m
Mrs. E. l.. T. Blake, her son, Mr. r. G.
Blake, and grandson, little Edwin, who have been
visiting relatives in Tallahassee, departed
Wednesday for Citra.
-Rebecca Harding Davis, the pioneer in the
school of Southern literature, will contribute a
short story Came" to the April number OF
Harper's Magazine.
1900 pounds Lard, in tins, just received at
Slussers.
Are YOU looking for soil and climate adapted
to fuit culture? You will find it in Middle Flor
ida-the hill section of the Land of Flowers
-Tilers of the soil can make living easier
in Florida than in any other portion of the Con
tinent.
Physicians prescribe DR.. j. H. McLeans Tar
Wine Lung Balm in it they find no trace OF
opium or morpha, while its efficacy in curing
all throat or lung diseases is wonderful: For
sale by w. A. Rawls. Jan 2S-5m
-"There are pictures everywhere, enthu-
siastically exclams Benjamin Constant, in des'
cribing his arrival in Tangier. Some OF these
pictures he has caught and fixed for the readers
of Harper's Magazine for April. The artist in
hun appears not only in his drawings but In his
accompanying descriptive paper.
There are many accidents and diseases which
affect Stock and cause serious Inconvenience and
| loss to The farmer in his work, which may De
ouicklv remeded by the use of Dr. j. II. NC
| Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment. For sale by h.
| V. Il. Schrader. jan 80 oi
Northern tourists en- route home from di1er-
ent portions of Florida should stop at Tallahassee
for few days. This is the grandest season OF
the wear in the Floral City" Thousands of