The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-22

are often of the most serious nature Heed
such symptoms as loss OF memory, univer
Sal lassitude, heart disease, kidney com
plants, liver troubles and general break
ing down of health and strength. When
thus afflicted when the least eXertion
causes great fatigue, when life seems bur
den, use the reliable strengthening tonic,
Browns Iron Bitters. 1t will afford you
sure relief
Now is the time tor farmers 10 bring
in their chickens and eggs.
Tallahassee is in the lead as a cotton
market.
An advertisement inserted in oul
especial Bargain columns will bring
handsome returns
Pleasure seekers, come to Tallahassee.
Commercial travellers say, and they
have every opportunity of knowing, that
Tallahassee is one of the Invest and bust
est cities in Florida.
Good carpenters can find plenty OF
work in Tallahassee
Mrs. w. O. Ames has returned from
Manassas, Va, where she spent the sum-
mer.
Mr.. Robert McCulloch arrived from
Wisconsin last week to look after his faith
er's planting interests in Leon county
Ship and travel by the popular Clyde
line.
Mr.. J. S. Coles, of the Tallahassee
Compress, yesterday paid out 400 on
cotton transactions for two days ITALIA
hassee is cotton market, sure.
Mrs. NJ. S Jones, at the Western Union
office, in the St. James, is agent for the sale
of Sub-Tropical Exposition tickets, for the
Grand Sou7enir Opening Award Price
only 81 co.
Mr. Chas. A. Choate returned last
Wednesday from st. Louis, where he spent
most of August and September superin-
tending the publication of his Digest,
which is now being sent out by the pub
fishers to fill advance orders. He left his
family, Including fine little girl, whose
first appearance on the stage OF life oc-
Cured in Seplember) in LaGrange, Ga,
where they spent the summer, and expects
them home next month.
New subscribers and renewals have
been entered on the FLORIDIAN's books
Herring & Co., Boot 4 Shoe Manufacturing
Co, Box 419, r. F. Fowler, Louis Peck,
Mrs NJ Lind, r. p Strickland, Hon
Chandler II. Smith, Jas. Franklin, Lord &
Thomas, DR.. w. VI. Cleveland, J. w.
Jones, Captain John S Terrell, Rev ii. b.
Grace, c. G. Wilson, f. w. Ameden, Colo
Y ann, DR.. Theo Turnbull, J. d. Richards |
The Jacksonville Metropolis wants to
know "whal's the matter with Bloxham
nat he can't open the Sub-Tropic4l with
me ui his speeches: Iels the orator Of the
>,ate and can rally Il big crowd every time |
he speaks
Col. and Mrs Fred T. Myers and chill
'rcn, Col. and Mrs. f. b. Papy, Miss Annie
Papy and Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Roby were
registered at Hotel 81 George, New York, |
asst week.
Jack Metropolis Governor
Fleming is a regular attendant to church |
luties AT Tallahassee, regularly attending |
lis class in the Episcopal Sunday school,
and opening and closing It's services, and, |
IN the absence of clergyman, reading the |
sunday services, morning AMI evening AT
st. Johns, and in the afternoon III the |
chapel for colored people.
Tallahassee Lodge No. 1926, knights |
If Honor, regula: meeting next Thursday |
nigh, at seven O'clock \ full attendance
of knights is Observation-Disclosures OF import
ancc.
Mr.. H. g. Stern, a former popular Tai |
lahassee counter jumper" was in the city
asst week representing Cincinnati dry
goods house aud sod some good bills
The Tallahassee market is well sup
Piled with home raised hay OF excellent
quality
The merchant who does not advertise
has abundant time to watch the army OF
customers marching in and out of the
stores ofhis ncighb"rs who DO.
Col G. r. King, OF Lake City, dropped
in to see US on Saturday.
-Messrs. w. NJ Girardeau aad b. G.
of Monticello, spent Saturday in
the Capital City.
Mr.. |. w. Granting, in card else
where published, announces the opening
of THE GRAMLING House, formerly the
To"nsend House, for the accommodation
OF guests. The house has been thoroughly
renovated and rciurnished, and MI Gram
ling is prepared to receive transient and
permanent boarders at reasonable rates
-Mcssrs ID. F. Granting and Y. NJ
lsler, of Centreville, were welcome visitors
at the FLoRIDIAN sanctum last Wednes-
day.
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