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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30
DONE AT SAGINAW.
Little Jake's Scheme-A school Teachers
Row.

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, July %
Little Jake" went on the license bond
al the custom house here for e1-Gov.
Jerome, SO he could get hls pleasure
steamer, Mary Bell released bv the
authorities at Port Huron. Both are
presidents OF rlval street railroads,
which are fighting each other TO the
bitter end.
school board investigating COM
mittee held meeting Saturday night
10 invest gate the charges made against
the committee on teachers ana text
books. The blame. II any. was shifted
on Supt. Thomas, Of the public schools,
who. II is claimed, recommended the
discharge of nine teachers on the
grounds of lnefficiency. The matter
has excited a great deal Of unfsvorable
comment, many claiming that the
teachers were fully competent, and as
several of them held written certti-
Gates of efficiency from Thomas, II Is
hard to reconcile the different state
mcnts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30

Clevelzaa's : mach 0lort3 about mn
strel aggregation played ~ Powers last
night - standing room only. he
bollhast.c advert seMeuls h2d placed
expectations TOO high, and ~-th lev
agreeable exceptions ths 0aole aha.r
Uas 3 o.s4ppo.ntment Iae most 81
tracavs feature. ana 4 a9aoly rev &s 81
appendage 10 q minstrel SION, MAS tie
s.lk plush curtains - the hrsg part. IL
vas a pretty scene and the costumes
were dazzling and neat. Cleveland :
boosted fetorm aud refinement, how
ever, id n0t mater.sl.Ze. The songs
were new - were most of tle jokes,
but tnere was nothing tlat ysllel Iioi-
tie nrst parts We have been accustomed
% see Tor the past decade. b-lA n'te
worked ike m21Qf, and Win h-s
gr0tesQUe and brusque manner conf
buod with plentiful native Nib
set tbe audience n a
most happy mood S~eatnaln
told some sparkling jokes, othern. .se Ne
heard the same sentimental ballads.
Sentimental songs, hy tie way, are
s0rclY d need Of q substitute OF some
KIND. Cleveland has the talent 10 give
Us something new, something progress
i've, huf ne has not provided them WITH
any material 10 work With. The sally,
ylLanous alleged bur.esque on Lord
fauIlleroy Was beneath the ability Of
I'd Marble, and Billy Rice Was sorry
spectacle trN nC H. evolve some fun out
ot II. II Was evidently igned to give
those who appeared "a tie drill winch
followed time 20 dress. The dUl
was sp.rtiess and commonplace
ia evolution. Sweaih4m, IA mono
lOgue, WAS bright AID funny, but
his act suffers OWING 70
the fact that It mas been worn thread
bare by Thatcher, >lavin, Wilson and
b,g Dockstadcr. Frazer and Bunnell
offered in crodliahle IA hiOn a musical
act which has been stcn here before
many time. The acrobatic song and
dauce was rendered with nice precision
and excellent harmony. The Japanese
were naryell0usly skiHful and neat IN
balancing feats, and fencing. IL the
program pr1s~nied last evening com-
% tlto3s have nothing 20 fear from
Cleveland's minstrcls. Cleveland has
made himself quite prominent with
huge autographs, n fact winch sayOrs,
10 say the least, OF egotism. But money
lustfies egotlsrn, and Cleveland Is prob
ably warranted m making himself con-
sp.cuOus ON the outer walls. surely
there is potency N three-sheet posters
and printers ink.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30
ANOTHER VICTORY
FEIEEy HSDGS Al CREDVILLE
TIE ti4as Leaf saa Wa ~ sasith's PitcA-
1sk-A Rsa4.FkAbi- Gala~ at or~sa-
siits--tsraaa hspias Ties tEs L~@a-
era % Su1nbsr 81 1.1es ~ Wsa-

Another rreat victory vas scored by
a.. hon. tan, ys.ss~4,v Fas K.ss.,.
- .s.-'.
F4e IA '''e.- P-'1--'''li'.-'. P''-'7' ~ '''''i
AMI the ,Erald Rapids at the iasI
minute decided O. nGt q B0hn snd
r.,ou E,.-var.l,, f.It ..,r. r..f..... ft...
80
game oTzAA lAlA1 '.'e i'4'''1 - '''0 l-9-
sented the game . the visitors and g
certainly did look that way uD % the
Se.h ,r,.,,, S..o,,. l.,.t i,-..,..If o.tf r..
i.a@e personal 4eeO4@ ~1 D9''H
played Tor the game. There Is 40 de-
nving the fact that semlt : 4 great
txlfler. buJ whhe he has goat
command of the ball be has
verv Et,le command If himself
ard uses verv .tile heaiwork. Every
time batter nas disposed ~ our
Wlld Coale Ls Itt.e book aud the
fart was noted down He a-o has a
t.rtso4ir WaF VI DELAYING tle game.
for n-Lllce. when tso strikes on three
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30
A DEGENERATE SON.


WAsHfSsros, July zs.-James J..
Chr -stlsncy. OF Michigan, a son Of the
ate senator ChT.st-zncy, has resigned
the clerkship Nnich he held a tie
Indian bureau in Inis city. Ills res gna-
tOn was compulsory. He got into
trouble With a young woman, aud al
though 10 married her a few days ago
the matter has caused 50 much tax
that Secretary Noble decided that the
best way 10 stop the scandal was 20 re-
move Mr. Chf.stlancy from the en-
ploy at tie Government. About
tea days ago when Mr.. Chris
tlAncy WAS absent on leave the
woman IN the case called at the
lud a bureau and created quite 4 scene.
All of lh.s WI. without doubt bring lnto
the newspapers a rt-recltll 0i tine story
~ tne trouble between the late senator
thf.st.An,g and his Young wife, VINO
sas clerk boa the Treasury Depart
me4t when bee married her. She Was A
VI s., lugenoee, and the divorce trial
winch followed the return ot the couple
% lnls c.ty from oLuA, where the late
Senator had been sent as United stat, S
Minister. Was one OF the most widely
printed cases or the kind IN the history
Ot tne country.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30
TIE TROTTER HENDRIX.
The Gray Won Big Money for the Dowa-
.isc >ports-Not for : ale at Any Price.

The Gray Won Big Money Tor the Dowa-
.isc >ports-Not for : ale at Any Price.
DowAGIAc, July 2o.-Hendryx, the
be gray horse from DOwagiac, who won
the $4,000 race az Detroit Thursday, is
owned by ". A. Cowles, of AnSonia,
Conn, and Wilkes Clyborne, of this
city. lie wds sired by Dauntless, dam
unknown He WAS raised by Isaac
Wells iu this city and sold to ely
borne and Thomas three years
ago for 500. lie was first trained
on the Kalamazoo track by Charles
Davey. For tne last two years ne
has been under the training OK W. A..
His, of Lawrence. Last sprlug W 4
COwles. OF Connecticut. paid Thomas
$500 for his half interest IN the horse.
ClYbone declining % sell. After the
race Thursday Sl5o was offered for
the horse hy pr. Clements. au agent for
the Hlg- aoa. Ks. ~ Vienna. but was
refused As tne horse IS uot tor sale at
4ny lFce IonaZac people were well
reutsd for tnc.r confidence "a hendryx,
a. Ae a4s backed heavily.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30
LOST HIS HORSE.
A Young Man Has His RE stolen From
in front of a waterloo-st. House.


Last night about II O'Clock Charles
Young hired a horse and buggy from
II. VI. Puiver, the lonia. St. livery stable
keeper, and went out for a drive.
At o'clock this morning George
Newstead, the foreman for Pulver, re-
ported at police headquarters that
Young had gone into the house l99
Waterlo0-st., leaving the rig hitched N
front of the house. This WAS about
1870. Atl3.30 the young man emerged
INTO the darkness of the night, but
after groping about tor some time failed
Ia tnd the rig. 1t was gone.
4 man IN the vicinity kindly informed
hlm that two men mad gotten INTO the
buggy and driven away before he came
ont OF the house. Mr. Young mmedi-
atcly reported his loss n the stable and
the information at the station followed.
The horse and vehicle were both valu-
able. and Mr.. Ncwstead WAS scurrylng
ont toward the Hallway House at an
early hour this morning IN hopes Of
finding II there, but at an early hour
nothing of Is whereabouts was learned.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30
ARRESTED AT CINCINNATI.
A Former Resident Here Jugged for
Fraud and Theft

Efduu
Charles ". Duy has been arrested at
Cincinnati, charged with defrauding
Alderman Cherry, from whom he col
lected $40 premium on life insurance
policy he neglected 10 write. He has
also been charged with stealing a
diamond earring. Duy formerly
lived here, and Is remembered by
many citizens who suffered from his
transactions. While here nc WAS an
insurance agent. 4 year ago, July 3,
he showed some friends $40 which he
had Just secured rs q premium on
lOucN nr.d by Hon. i. j. O'Brien. The
next DAY he went on a big drunk and
IN a day or two afterward he was try
ing TO borrow a dollar of some of lns
friends. He remained in the city until
me bad written policies amounting to
about 1928 OO0. He bad no difficulty
IN getting men. He wrote $4,000
on the lie Of the late "
K. Bissell, and also wrote policies
for Nm. \. Bcrkcv. +. II Footc. J.. T..
Peck and other wcll-known citizens.
After writing about Sl25,O00, IS stated
he appeared one day IN Dr. Johnston =
Office and announced that his wife Was
dead and he wanted to get money
enough to 60 TO her funeral. tie was
not accommodated, IS the doctor had
10 faith IN him.
In a few days his wife appeared on
the scene and announced that he had
left her. Soon after Mr Baker. the
state agent for the Imperial ~ Detroit,
and Mr. lIsrrah, the actuarv, came 10
the city and bogan mn INVESTIGATION
Duy had gone to flttsmirg, and il took
the two officers several weeks. of and
on, 10 stragbten up Duy's aifalr-.
when were in n bad shape, and protect
his patrons here. tie had collected a
good many premiums and had for
gotten 20 wrto the policies, and besct
had forged the nantes of the officers TO
notes for 500 or $500, winch had been
disposed OF ut q bank.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30
THE REGATTA.
Preparing for some Grea' Races Thurs
day and Friday.

preparing Tor some bfea' Races Thurs
day and Friday.
Preparations for the regatta are
moving apace. The grand stand At the
Lake Is nearly completed and VIII be
covered with 4 canvas roof to keep OF
the slin or ram. Several crews had AZ
rived Yesterday and more were ex-
pected on the traps last night. Among
those who We're here yesterday We're
Mes.rs. Osborn and Weber, represent
ing the Garfield Beach boat club Of
salt Lake City, the senior four of the
Delaware Boat Club of Chicago, and W.
f. Cregisr, OF the QuiutaTds Oi Chicago.
who came early 10 get accustomed TO
the course. The officers OF the aSSocia-
ton viii be here today 10 stake out the
course, and a meeting of the executive
committee VIII be- held tonight to per-
feet final arrangements.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30

The RuhFs tefNstea the Psrs nlDe
sunday y sore II 70 :. Batteries
Rockwell AND sites. BuEzeplce s1t
" lerseI4
The cyclists Vll uake rlu cat 10
Reed L4ke tbs evening Al ulelD-
Lers u tne club are expected ~ attend
ard al other wreelmen are invited g
ION the troop. TIE cyclists sll meet
a. Fuiton street PARK at p. m.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30
UPPER PENINSULA MARBLE.
The Clara Marble Company Beginning
Operations.

thtA-tANt Nl ~ Nft---Fs-e-%A-A
IsHrEMISG, Mich. July pa COM
pany known as the CLARA Marble
Company" with ". Il. Mem, of Grand
Rapids. and Geo. Woatherstone. Of
lshpemng, A. managers, has been
operating Tor the past two months on
tie gold range. not far north of the
Ropes gold NINE, and has already
shipped and sold several carloads Of
marble The marble deposits near
lshpeming have long been known to
scologists and others, but t has been
questioned whether slabs of marble
could be secured large enough 70 meet
with ready sale. The question las
been answered IN the Affirmative and
other marble quarries will be opened,
the deposits beng very extensive.
The marble when found in large
slabs meets with a ready sale. Tie
verd antique found near the Ropes
mine j. pronounced 10y good judges =
be equal to the best imported.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30

WAsHISGToS, July ga dispatch
has been received at the Marine Hos
p'tal Bureau from J.. Posey mt Gains
vile. Fla, IN which he says ihst there
Is no dengue fever az that place. iic
adds that there have hoen cases Of
typhoid and typho-malaral fever.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30

TllTII'I TlTI~" N lI1|N 7
tWe-0ass hr-soln Purvis aud Lombard.
bases on oails-by bonn. >; >chmlt. :.
Struck out--ky Bonn. 3; ny -chmit. T..
Wild nitcl-S-~snmit g
Passed bAils-Dixont 4. Mannlng3. 3. Walker 3
Double pisys-Lnhy % Eagan.
Tlme-2 iH.
lWpii . -trogan.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30

The balance Of our enormous pur-
chases az haiiing figures.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30

LADIES and CHlLDRTN'S sum
MER UNDERWEAR al unneari of
bargains.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30

Horses 81 sect-n I1ss.sv. J1-v
Ne1--st, a. io ,. -
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30
SATINES


OF unequalied values in hundreds OF
styles al mathless prices.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30

At almost your own hcures We must
close these goods durng THIS month
and thc next. Come early sud secure
a choice bargain We won't raise
controversy On tle prlfe.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30

LADIES HOSIERY Many lines At
less than COST
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30

ORR CLOAK DEPARTMENT has
q surplus which must he cleared from
the shelves.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-30
BLACK JERSEY JACKETS for street
wear are included.

CORK SCREW and DIAGONAL
JACKETS are also ou thc fatal '.sf-
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Rivers Love Captured.

Rivers Love- the noted black crook who was
serving life sentence in the State prison for
burning building at the Tallahassee shops OF
the F. r. & N. Company, escaped on the 9th
of last June and it was thought that he had
left the State. Two weeks ago the store of Mr..
Loeb, at Monticello, was broken into and a lot
of goods stolen Sheriff Simpkins took the case
in charge and succeeded last week in capturing
the guilty parties who proved TO be Rivers Love
and his two brothers, Enoch and Sherd. The
two latter have been remanded to Jail to await
trial and Rivers has been taken back to the tur-
pentine farm and delivered to The State prison
authorities.
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A SONG.

There is a song somewhere, my dear;
There is ever something sings, always;
There's the song of the lark when the skies are clear
And the song of the thrush when the skies are gray
The sunshine showers across the grain,
And the bluebird trills in the orchard tree;
And in and oHt when the drip rain,
The swallows twitterlng carelessly.
There is q song somewhere my dear,
In the midnight black or the midday blue
The robin pipes when the sun Is here,
And the cricket chirrups the whole night through
The buds may blow and the fruit may grow
And the autumn leaves drop crisp and sere
But whether the sun, the rain, or the snow
There is ever a song somewhere, my dear
james Whitcomb Riley
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FOR SALE.
HIGHWOOD FARM.

1S0ACREs ADJOINING CITY: LOCALITY
lou thoroughly healthy. Residence only Is
minutes walk from busness centre, and five min
utes' walk from railroad depot; most beautiful sit
uaton in the State The house, which is large, well
built. and in thorough repair, is situated hill
800 feet high, comm 4nding an extensive and charm
ing view in all directions. Soil excellent. Pear
orchard of about four acres yielded last year
81 barrels-second year Of bearing. Large new
barn, of "a stalls, with hay loft 6Ox3O. New hen
house, with other necessary outbuildings. Cistern
Cool well. Pasture 40 acres) fed by never failing
clear stream. For sale in whole, in portions. on
following terms: One-eighth in cash /; balance
spread over seven eight year, with interest, at
present legal rate. apply to j. =. LOCKE,
j. T. BERNARD, Son & Co.
Feb -, 1889 IT,
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The oSh of this month has been set aside as
Leon county and Lee county day at the Ocala
Semi-Tropica Exposition, and II behooves oar
citizens to bestir themselves and endeavor to
make it a success Leon county can make
magnificent display of varied products-if our
planters, truck growers and fruit raisers will
only bring in and forward some OF their choice
fruits, vegetables grain, grasses, stock, etc.
Let us show to the world what l. on county
can do and make full exhibit for Leon county
Day at the Semi Tropical.
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7:so a. m; New Orleans Express Shortest and quick
est line to all Middle and West Florida points, Pensacola
Mobile and New Orleans 1880 a. m and p m. trains
connect through to Thomasvie, Montgomery, Nashville.
St Louis Cincinnati Chicago, and all points North and
West.
9:l5a m Limited through to Orlando Kissimmee,
HOmOsas-a TarpOn spring. SOutherland St Petersburg
Tampa. Barlow, Punta Gorda and all principal South
Florida points.
l2o D. m. Mail and Express, for all points South
Gainesville Ocala Leesburg, Tavares, Apopka Orlan
do
500 Local. connects through for all points South
Ocaa, gainesville Leesburg, Tavares, Orlando Tarpon
Springs, Switzerland, st. Petersburg and Tampa.
1000 a. m. Cumberland Route Express connects at
Fernandina with Steamer City Of Brunswick daily. for
Brunswick, Macon, Atlanta. Chattanooga, Louisville
Cincinnati st. Louis and Chicago.
$40 p. Fernandina Mail and Express, daily, con-
Meeting Tuesday and Friday with Steamer St. Nicholas for
Savannah and way landings. Thursday with Mallory
Steamers for New York. Sunday with Clyde Steamers
for New York.
This new service gives perfect connection at Baldwin
for all points North and West VIA Callahan to all points
North, East and West. Via Fernandina. connecting
with steamer City OF Brunswick for Brunswick Macon
Atlanta and all points North and West.
Train leaves Monticello Tuesday Thursday and Satur
DAY. arrival Of s. F. W. Vestibue TRAM ITALIA
haesee. A. o. MACDoNELL,
D. E. MAXWELL, GP. EFT A.
Gen. Manager
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is preferred above all other Brands is because it
is The most regular and most perfect Product,
incontestably ever made. A long experience in
the manufacture of the Harper, the large Capt..
tai OF the Distiller, which enables him 10 hold
his Whiskey until it has fully malured, together
with the fact that the Wbiskey is bought by
and shipped to US direct from the Dstilery ac-
counts for the unvarying satisfaction it has
given those best educated to q fine Whiskev.
JULIUS BALL & Bro. Sole Agents, Tallahassee
Fla
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LADIES, READ THIS !
Stamping and Embroidery Done to Orde

stamping dHU EWUTUIutTy UOnt 10 UrUers
do the largest and most reliable Stamping business
in Georgia. l also do Embroidery, and my taste
can be depended on to select colors and material
for given designs. invite your patronage. 1 keep
America My supply Of new patterns now On band
number over three thousand. Ny charges are less
than they do the same for in Atlanta or Columbus
On all orders sent me before the first day Of
March, 1889, will pay the express charges both
"dys. This offer is given as an inducement to you
TO give me q trial.
am confident that my work cannot be improved
on. Address, MISS ANNIE PICKETT, (Gran-
bery's corner,) Americas, Ga
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Mrs. Grundy Says

That all Northern visitors are deiighted WIN
the Tallahassee Country.
That indications are that the railroad facllties
o, the Tallahassee Country will be greatly IN
creased in the near future
That Leon county should have first class ex-
hibit of her products at the Paris Exposition
That the spring crop of Florida poets are bud
ding into bloom.
That John Templetons Opera Company
should be honored with full house tomorrow
night
That every Republican in Florida is now gasp
ing with anxiety to know what office Bonnie
Harrison will bcstow upon him.
That the fruit crop of the Tallahassee Country
bids fair TO be extra large this year.
That straw hats and linen busters will soon be
in fashion again.
That the Tallahassee merchants are receiving
large stocks of beautiful spring goods.
That this is q good time to agitate the question
of building another fine hotel in Tallahassee.
That the chain gang is doing good work on
the public roads.
That another large hotel would ensure
largely increased tourist travel to Tallahassee
next season.
That Tallahassee should have canning fac.
tory.
That the pear crop of the Tallahassee Coun-
try will be tremendous this year.
That poultry raising pays handsomely in the
Tallahassee Country.
That pic MICS and red bugs are all the 60
now.
That garden truck Of all kinds is plentiful in
the Tallahassee market and commands ready
sale.
That this is the month for kite flying and the
boys are happy.
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STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO,

ICOAc OOON1
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he is the
senior partner of the firm of F. j. CHENEY &
Co., doing business in the City OF Toledo, County
and State aforesaid. and that said firm will paw
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use OF HALLS CATARRH CURE
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9th day of December, A. D. '86.
(~l A w. GLEASON
SEAL Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly upon the blood and mucus surfaces
of the system. Send for testimonials, free
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo O.
BSold by Druggists, 75c. March m
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Have Won Read This

From and after this date no local reading
notices will be inserted in the FLoRIDIAN for
less than ten cents line. This does not affect
rates already established for such notices, where
parties keep standing display advertisement in
our columns If
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-03-05

A fine Berkshire boar and two Berkshire SOW
fifteen months old, $50 for the trio. The sows
have litters nearly three weeks old, which will
be sold at 81 each. Also good female mule,
$3.50; strong cart for TWO oxen, $18; strong
wagon for two mules. $50 all in good condition.
Apply at FLoRIDIAN office. 19tf
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A good dwelling of six rooms, with kitchen
and pantry, with stable room, barn and 100 acres
ofVand, good cistern and well of water, all in
good order. The dwelling is in beautiful grove
OF DAYS on high hill half IA mile from Tallahas-
see. Nor further information apply TO
7u\ J. T. BERNARD, Son g. Co.
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Any one desiring to purchase or rent'a dwell
ing house-6ve rooms, one dressing room, large
pantry, together with lot, comprising nearly half
of a city block, well improved-price moderate
possession given AT any time)-can do 80 by ap-
plying To 1911 GEO. w. WALKER
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Grain and HAY.

We will keep constantly on hand a full sup
ply ofbest timothy hay, oats and corn, which
will be sold in any quantity at lowest cash
prices [2O-t1 T. ]. ROBERTS & Son.
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Texas Horses amd Mares.
Broken or unbroken, on hand all the year. Can
be seen in Tallahassee every Saturday. and at
the Whitfield plantation during the week
January l. 1889-tf FRANK WELLER.
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Never Offered Before i'm Tallahassee.

Pants made to order, from five dollars up
Suits fl ON S1S up Call and see the immense
assortment of all the latest styles-never seen in
Tallahassee before JOHN BURKHARDT,
o2tf Merchant Tailor
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For Sale.
22tf

An Eisht.Horse Portable Engine, mounted
on wheels, in good working order Having re-
placed it with larger one, will sell on easy
terms Apply to JOHN BRADFORD,
Bradiordville, Fla
December 4, 1SSS-10-tf
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If you want fine saddle horses, carriage horses
draught horses, big horses or little horses, at ex
ira low prices, go to.
All T. J. ROBERTS s. Sons.
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For Rent.

comfortable four-room cottage on Clinton
street, convenient to depot and business part of
the city. Possession given March 1st Apply
10 GEO. 81. MEGINN1ss
% St
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-03-05
ES THE BOULEVARD HOTEL ;;i

Is the only hotel in the city for co-Ored people.
Satisfaction guaranteed, and rates OF board very
cheap. JOHN B. HAWKINS,
21-tf Proprietor.