The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-15

py-laCeO gentleman. All Wnat aSKeu MS
friend. Why all the symptoms of malaria,
viz; lame back, aching joints, sleeplessness,
indigestion, dizzy fits, cold extremities, rush
OF blood to the head, constant fatigue, no ap
petite, pains in the breast after eating,
night sweats, alternate chills and fevers, etc d,
hut Broaon's Iron Bitkrs cured me and |
recommend il as being the best tonic made.
A citizen of Tallahassee wants t. know
where he can find State that does not re
Quife HE purchase of license 30 marry.
-Tal4ha,scc is an attractive winter r.
sort.
--Win'ei tourists have already begun 10
s;rivr in '!nlanHssre.
How ahont bonding Tallahassee for II
Ci'y Pmky
The many remarkable cures II BOD
Sa,sapnrill. accomplisAes are sufficient
proof lhat it does possess peculiar curative
powers.
Tallahassee real estate took quite rise
last week 1t was dry and windy and the
aforesaid real estate f)ated on the sof'
breezes, going higher and higher at each
fresh gust This should be a warning to
those among us who do not own homes.
II they do not purchase soon it will really
be beyond their reach, for Tallahassee is
rapidly growing, and prices will soon 90 up
as quickly and freely as did the dust the
past week. Buy now.
If Mr. Fisher, Of Toledo, Ohio, is as
successful in catching fish as he is in catch
ing musical ideas-as he has led us to be-
leve-he must certainly be an A No One
Fisherman His Robins Farewell" Cap
rice tor Piano is a new piece that you ought
to catch on. Ign Fisher, Author and Pub
Usher, Toledo, Ohio. Price of same, so
cents
The farmers Of Leon county are pro-
gressive One of them was detected last
week mounted on horseback to break corn,
and another bitches his horse to the buggy
and drives out to the beggar weed field
remaining comfortably seated in the buggy
while the animal makes his dinner off this
excellent and popular green forage.
The FLORIDIAN was a little behind
hand this week, but it needs only glance
AT its columns to learn the cause 1t is now
of standard measure, six columns, eight
pages. and is as tul of entertaining news
as an egg is of meat. Keep up with the
procession or fall out, is the motto of wide
awake -Tallahasseean, 11th.
Mr. W. J. Townsend, of Tustin, Mich
father of our enterprising bottling works
man, Mr. l.. D. Townsend, has arrived, aud
brought with him lot of cows, horses
sheep, poultry, etc. His family will be
here Thursday. 1t will be remembered
that Mr.. Towns was here the past sum
mer and bought farm north of the city
and a city lot in Wilson's grove. He will
cree, handsome residence on the latter
and thoroughly cultivate the former. We
welcome MIR. Townsend and family to Tho
Capital City.
The merchant who keeps his name
and business constantly before the public
| is bound to realize the beneficial effects
of so doing. People Will feel, in one sense
acquainted with him, and b name will
naturally occur to them when they neet
his wares In these busy times people dc
not care to hunt up the man who has good,
for sale; they prefer, rather, to go where
their attention is called, and then if they
find the goods as represented the founda
lion OF their future patronage is laid
Printers Ink.
An alarm of fire was sounded little
after seven O'Clock Saturday night, and tht
bows trotted out in force. 1t was only a 10
of brush and trash in the big ditch dowr
bv the cascade, which had become ignitet
bv cart load Of ashes containing live cOal
having been thrown therein during the af
ternoon, but 1t made Il big blaze.
Col. C.N. Haldcman, of Tallahassee, wa
a passenger on the Inman liner City oil
New York, whose race across the Oceal
with the White Star steamer TeutOnic end
ed ingloriously upon bank Of mud in
Gedney's channel last Wednesday night
The steamer stuck hard and fast and th'
united effort of eight powerful sea tugs fail
| ed to yank her out OF her sticky berth
The passengers were transferred. Wilson
Barrett. the English tragedian, was anon
the passengers. No doubt Colonel HAlde
man will be glad to again feel beneath hi
feet the solid clay soil OF Tallahassee
though Notwithstanding bad weather, hea'
seas and winds and delay OF an hour an
q quarter, caused by the port engine getlin
out Of order, his trip across the ocean wa
made in six days, ten hours and invent
minutes.
Mrs Talulah II. Weller, widow of til
late Frank Weller, was last week PAL
$4,000, the amount of Mr. Weller's insul
ance asa member Of Tallahassee Lodge \
1926, Knights of Honor. Up to the time {
his death he had only paid In $32. Their
is no better or cheaper INSURANCE. in III
world than that secured by becoming