The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-03-26
81 90 hanging lamps for $2O5, at the Racket

81 90 hanging lamps for $205, at the Racket
Store
See notice of incorporation the Tallahas-
see Water-works Company.
Six good drinking glasses only 20 cents, at
the Racket Store.
Work has been resumed on the new brick
block at Ames' corner.
"A good dish pan for Is cents, at the Racket
Store.
Miss Sue Blake, of Miccosukie, is enjoying
visit to Tallahassee the guest of Mrs T. j.
Roberts
In many Of the Tallahassee vegetable gar
dens Irish potatoes are from ten to twelve inches
high, of a rich dark green color, and growing
rapidly.
Buy the lght-runnng New Home for sale
al the Racket Store.
We deeply sympathize with Mr.. and Mrs
L. A. Perkins IN the death of their sweet little
infant daughter, which sad bereavement oc-
Cured yesterday.
If you wish to live to ripe old age, come to
Tallahassee. Here living thirty seven per-
sons who were heads of families in Tallahassee
in 1S40-49 years ago, and they bid fair to live
many years yet.
-Banbridge Democrat With a railroad
from the F. r. & n to this city to connect with
the Ala bama Midland, cambridge will become
headquarters of all Southern Georgia 1t will
be but short time before this road will be built
Mark it.
An immense iron safe, weighing $500
pounds, consigned to the Secretary and Treas
urer of the Internal Improvement Fund, arrived
at the depot Wednesday. The contract for plac-
ing it in the office was given to ex Mayor A. j.
Fish, and in three and quarter hours from the
time the car was side tracked the safe was up
town and in position in the office.
MIR. w. A. Baldwin, hardware merchant
of Boonvle, Dallas county, Ia, says: For the
past two or three years, have been subject to
crampng pains in the stomach, have tried a
number of different remedies the best one being
Chamberlains Collie, Cholera and Diarrhna
Remedy, one or two doses of it always cures
me-" Mich 10, 1S89-1y
The fact that road congress will soon be
held in Georgia has called the attentio of some
of the newspapers of Louisiana to the import
ance Of holding one in that State The New
Orleans Picayune is one of the Louisiana news
!
gress be held. Probably all the Southern and
most of the Northern States would be benefited
by following Georgias example in this matter.
Savannah News.
-Tallahassee's three livery stables are unable
to supply the demand for carriages, buggies and
horses these real Florida days. Visitors and
citizens ride'and drive every day on our good,
hard roads--over high hills and through broad
valleys-to the beautiful clear wafer lakes, the
famous Wakulla Spring and other points of in
terest in the charmingly picturesque Thallahas-
see Country.
1t the true merits of Dr. Cady's Condition
Powders, were fully known by horse owners,
they would prefer them to all other remedies for
putting their horses in fine, healthy condition.
They cure constipation, loss of appetite, dis
ordered kidneys, impure blood and all diseases
requiring a good tonic, stimulant and altera-
tive. Mich ~, 1889-1y
The altitude of Tallahassee is nearly three
hundred feet above the level of the Gulf of Mex
ico 1t is built on succession of hills the streets
are lined with stately forest oaks, the city is
noted for heahfulness, its many beautiful flower
gardens, and the surrounding broad winding
valleys ana lar SlOplng Nils make III every OIL
rection scenes picturesquely grand and charm
ing.
The following constitute the list of new sub
scribers and renewals to the FLoRIDIAN for the
past week Constantine Allegro, Maj O. P Fan
min, Dr. NJ. II. Nash, w. L. Adds, Z T. Messer,
A J. Fish, A II. King, r. D. Stevens, Taylor
s. Wallace, A. A. Fisher, F. I. Christie, Walker
6 l. Engle A. w. Cockrell & Son, Hon. r. c.
Parkhill, Oscar Hart A. B. Clark, Hon B. F.
Oliveros, J. r. Cohen, r. S. Williams and Jo-
seph Cohen.
An exchange thus fifty describes the term
"loc4l enterprise" Ii you can think of any
thing to be done to beautify or build up your
town, do it keep your capital al home patron
| ize home industries help your merchants to
sell more goods, so that they sell cheaper !;
always get your work done at home if possible;
subscribe and pay for your home paper; don't
borrow or steal the reading oft. Ii you follow
these suggestions and your town does not i'm
prove and build up, it is not your fault.
WOman's Sweet Will.
She is prematurely deprived OF her charms Of