The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-03-05

Nav cot valentine
n.n.houoht il came from bashful Jones,
afraid TO tell her 30.
81. .;s.ed it fifty times day.
CIV rnd dreamed of it at night;
.Ina,.iked about the wedding DAY
at II meptioned, with dellght.
~. .,oued IT at the skating pond
CIV NJ tones and blushed with art. 49,,
~ dearest George, who do you think
Snnt me this bleeding heart y
.,.,ow - smiled Jones, and then she.sighed,
nrconrse but first ask mother,
IA oot real mad when he replied
1T @TIs from your little brother
c.meis p)entitul in the Tallahassee Coun-
Tanners handled hoes, cheap, at G. w. Sax
a&Cos go.
SHINE shooting is excellent in the Talla-
hs4ee Country
-Eev medicine advertised in this paper Will be found
At Rswls drug store Io-u
Miss Harrie Pratorius is visiting friends in
Banbridge Ga.
q W. Saxon & Co. are now receiving their
,I0c Goods 23-2t
Hon. Angus Paterson, of Madison, registered
The Leon Thursday.
The cotton cropof 1888 is not yet all sold in
DE Tallahassee Country.
Mr. William Moseley went to Chattahoo-
dee THURSDAY 10 visit his parents.
Mrs. Rachel Manning, of Centreville, visited
hiends 10 Tallahassee last week.
The shade trees OF Tallahassee are being
trimmed by the street contractors.
Mr. Joseph Duncan is the authorized agent
Of the jacksonville Marble Company for ITALIA
hassee and vicinity.
-Boils, pimples, hives, ringworm, letter and
oil other manifestations of impure blood are
cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Mr. William Davis, an experienced young
drug clerk from Madison, is employed at Mr.. w.
A. Raws drug and fancy goods emporium.
$500 Offered for an incurable case of Ca
tarrh by The proprietors Of DR.. Sage's Remedy.
so cents, by druggists
Mr. Charles G. Emory, of Brooklyn, N Y,
who owns valuable property in the Tallahassee
Country, is among the late arrivals at the Leon.
Mr.. Frank Weller, Secretary of the Florida
TOBACCO Growers Association, informs US that
lne Association will make a handsome exhibit
Of leaf tobacco cigars, etc., at the Jacksonville
Sub-Tropical Exposition.
Among those who went to the New Orleans
Asrdl Gras from Tallahassee on Saturday last
were Rev. Z. Warren Clark, Miss Sarah McCul-
Ocn, Dr. Laird and wife, Mrs Sallie G. Shine,
hf' '" A. Rawls and Mr. w. E. Dickey.
"A regular meeting of Aucila Encampment
NO. H. o. o. F., next Thursday night. A full
.aenoance is requested, as there is business of
importance to be transacted.
-ine kindergarten welcomes visitors at any
s1s BILL room for more pupils. Any young
''u'a wishing to avail themselves of the oppor-
,1NAy OF taking training will please call any
=, Wy Hom . to u A. NJ, at the kindergarten in
Masonic Hall building.
, M. Charles NJ. Merriam and wife, Col. E.
W. 'aylor' Dir. Alex. NJ Thomson and wife.
. .'~ Emily Thomson, Mrs. Alex. Dunlap,
s !. ". Messer, Mr.. Albert Soper and wife
~ ~ MISS Merrill, all of Chicago, were among
- arrivals at the Leon Thursday.
-f'orlda Grand Lodge, l. o. O. F., will meet
a"Duai session at ST. Augustine on the 10Th
ine railway companies will give special
I"s', +" members-one full fare going and one
"uflh fare returning.
VIM nysclans prescribe Dr. J. H. McLean's Tar
oniun, Lung Balm; in it they ind no trace Of
al ,b,o y, morrphia, while its efficacy in curing
sale I W. Ut or lung diseases is wonderful. For
y W. A. Rawls Jan 29.3m
~. IN The award Of prizes at the Ocala EXPOSE
,.,.,. .nuay Col. John Bradford, of Leon county,
No.; diploma and 500 for the best indi
W. agricultural display he also captured the
soiu medal for the best display of hay.
Ii, A,Oef' Nichols, a colored chain gang bird,
nv MS manacles Thursday and attempted to
! r Deputy Sheriff Hopkins called to him
No. ~ ou' he kept on running until winged by
|. ~ p','ol oalls-one in the thigh and the other
4. Do'om OF his foot. He is now in Jail un-
,.,.. 'eo'cal treatment with plenty of time to
y :, Oa' other plans for escape, none of which
: "Aeiy 10 give him liberty.
NJ ioiowing party came over from
soa -asvl'le Thursday and registered al the
n. ~ II. Ramsey, Russell Ramsey, A. II.
H.. VIE and two children, G. r. Magum and
m,, Jennie T. Mason, OF Philadelphia; L. b.
W :, VI buffalo; Miss Ida Smell, of Boston !;
!, :. hopkins, of ThomasviIle, and j. VALID
49, Of st. Louis.