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

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diseases ot an exhaustive nature is most aston
| ishng
Mr. A. B. Small, OF Jasper, was at the cap
ital on Saturday.
Judge A. E. Maxwell has returned from a
visit to Virginia.
Mr. c. B. Gwynn and Walker Gwynn have
returned from ST Teresa.
A full line of Misses and Children's School Shoes At
| W. r. Wilson'S
Prof John A. Graham has returned from a
business trip to South Florida.
Major NJ. r. Marks, Mayor of Orlando,
arrived at the Capital yesterday.
Capt. J. M. Lamar, of Monticello, was
visitor to the Capital City last week.
w. R. Wilson guarantees Zegler Bros So Shoe to be
the best in the market.
Hon. w. B. Lamar, Attorney General, went
over to Monticello again Saturday.
Mrs F. G. Grower, of Jacksonville, is Wis.,
iting her father and mother on Calhoun street
Mr. G. W. Saxon bought cotton last week
that came from the near neighborhood of Thorn
asville.
Mrs Tyson, and two daughters, of Savan.
nah, are guests of Mrs. H. T. Blocker. on Clin-
ton street.
Hon. ]. F. Stapler. Hamiltons popular
young Representative came up to the Capital
yesterday.
Hon. E. B. Bailey, Jefferson's popular State
Senator, was among the visitors to the Capital
yesterday.
Ball Bros & Demilly have just received their Gents
and Youths Fine Stock of Clothing which they are offer
ing at very low figures. SLIT
Mr. w. T. Bannerman, chairman of the
Board of County Road Superintendent, was in
the city few days ago.
Hon. l.. B. Wombwell, Commissioner of
Agriculture, made business trip to the State
Convict Camp last week.
-"Who is that man with the distracted air ?''
"Sh-h-h, don't disturb him; he's thinking; he
voted for Harrison. Life.
-Colored applicants to teach school in Leon
county will be examined at Lincoln Academy
tomorrow morning, 8 o'clock.
-Chevot sutngs at 10 cts per yard at Ball Bros. &
Demillys. 51-2t
Mr. w. A. Rawls is improving the appear
ance of his premises corner of McCarty and
Calhoun streets, by liberal use of paint
Mrs. B. G. Lewis and Misses Mary, Lila
and Mamie Lewis sailed from New York on the
steamer Umbria August 3lst for Europe.
-Johnson's Tonic is splendid Tonic and
Appetizer. Try it, and if not pleased with it,
don't pay for it. For Sale by W. A. Rawls
Maj. Robert Gamble made trial shipment
of pomegranites by express last Wednesday.
They were consigned to Bennett & Hall, New
York.
DR.. Norman Robinson, State Chemist, left
last week on a business trip to various Northe m
cities He will probably bring back a complete
outfit of chemical apparatus with him.
splendid line Of Gents, Ladies and chidrens I'm
The drive wheel of an engine fell upon and
considerably bruised Daniel Sneed, colored
employe of the Florida Contra! and Peninsular
Railway, at their shops in this city Sunday
The only guaranteed cure for all blood
taints and humors, eruptions, pimples, blOtches,
scalp diseases and scrofulous sores and swellings
is Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery. You
get a cure or money paid for it promptly
turned.
The Daily Traveller and Hotel Record of
August 9th contains very good picture and a
life sketch of Mr.. James E. Purdy. of Tallahas-
see, who is now travelling salesman for Peters,
Calhoun & Co., dealers in harness, ETC., New
York
New subscribers and renewals to the Flo
RIDIAN have been entered this week as follows
Mrs. Ellen Call Long, Messrs. j. NJ. Barclay, j.
Burkhardt, W. X. Beard, j. j. Snipes, j. d.
Chisholm, F. \. Fleming, Nanz s. Neuner,
Robt Buist, Jr., Mrs. H. H. Fairbanks
The property Of Leon county is assessed at
e 065, 232. The County Commissioners, in
session yesterday, made the following levies for
the current year: For county tax proper, 5
mills; roads and bridges, 2; building II inter-
est and outstanding Indebtedness, 4 county
school, 3 mills.
There is in Tallahassee little twelve year
old colored boy, Shade Adams by name no
has six fingers on each hand, six toes on his
right foot and five on the left This is Won
derfully productive country anyhow. We can
grow anything aud always have abundant crops,
even when ii comes to fingers and toes.
Mr.. g. A. Lamb proprietor of the st. James
Hotel, at Tallahassee, was in the city yesterday.
The gentleman contcmplaes engaging here in
the business of contracting builder, in which
great part of his past lite has been spent and for
which he is highly qualified, being an expert
Northumberland News, nth.
After long eearch The Home Ninstrels OF
Jacksonville have succeeded in fnding the grave
of Mr. c. II. Pollsrd who died in Jacksonville
last Year Of yellow tever. and have had hand.
some monument erected over it. Mr.. Pollard
was we'll known in Tallahassee and friends here
will be pleased to know that the grave is marked
by suitable tribute 10 his memory.
Among the la'e arrivals ut the ST. James we
note MesSrS T. Albert Jennings and T w