The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-05

If You have property for rent. give il TO j.
I. Bernard, Son & Co. Jan % 17-tfeow
We direct special attention to the advertise
ment of the Florida Hotel, Quincy, j. L. McFar-
lin, proprietor. When you go to Quincy be sure
to stOpat the Florida"
Fruits of all kinds at Byrd & Denham's
192t
Large mirrors at the Racket Store for 81 :
cost 81, IS elsewhere.
If you want box of real fine French candy
90 to Byrd & Denham's 1925
-Parlor matches cents a dozen boxes at the
Racket Store
Mr.. J. p. Owens, of Bristol was a welcome
caller at the FLoRrDIAN sanctum this morning.
He brought in club of five new subscribers to
the FLoRIDIAN.
Two bars of good washing soap for cents
at the Racket Store
The Boulevard Hotel. colored, is open and
ready to receive guests. Rates 81 per day, So
per week, $3.50 per month. Everything first
class. JOHN B. HAWKINS, Proprietor
Receiver Duvals private car, the Falmouth
has been thoroughly refitted reprinted, re-
modelled and newly upholstered at the ITALIA.
hassee shops of the F. r. & n Company.
Delegates are arriving from east and west,
and indications are that the Tobacco Growers
Union, to be held in Tallahassee tomorrow, will
be largely attended.
-Palatka News: We received last week,
package from Tallahassee containing butter.
that we know from its color flavor and general
sweetness, was homemade, but cannot tell who
hn off .1tl,o
searched all over for some name or sign by which
the sender might be recognized.
--Mince Meat, at Randolph & Co.'S.
BY recent change the office of General
Superintendent of the F. r. & N. Company has
been abolished. Col. D. E. Maxwell has been
appointed General Manager and Purchasing
Agent and Hon. w. Naylor Thompson. Treas
urer and acting Paymaster
Another colony of Alsatians, thirty-one in
number, passed through Tallahassee ON the early
morning train Sunday, en- route to Quincy,
where they will grow tobacco for the syndicate.
Another colony is expected soon.
"A union service will be held in the Presby-
tcrian church, on Thursday, February 7, 7:15 P.
NJ, in the interest of Sabbath Observance. Will
bur F. Crafts, Field Secretary of the American
Sabbath Union, a prominent lecturer in this
work, will address the meeting. The public
are cordially invited.
AT One Dollar Year, Every Flordan can
afford to read the EIGHT PAGE FLoRIDIAN We
want all Of our Old Subscribers to Renew, and
desire Thousands of New Subscribers Send
in your subscriptions now, and your time will
include the session Of the Legislature in 1889 If
State Senator B. +. Kirk, of fernando
county, called in and presented the FLORIDIAN
with samples Of Florida Havana cigars manu-
featured at Bro,ksvillc by G. w Ayres, from
native tobacco of that magnificent county
They are neatly made, and of most excellent fla
vor-eqlal to the best we have seen or smoked
of Florida production. Truly, the resources OF
the State ;Ie being rapidly dcv loped by private
enterprise, and the thing now desirable
above all others, is the aid that an efficient Aeri
cultural d parlment eau render in this impor-
ant work
The following new subscribers TO the FLO
RTD1AN have been received this week Minor S.
Jones, H. W. Hancock, Hon. A. j. Russell for
sister, W. Fenety. Schrader Bros, Rev r. P.
Green, Hon. c. NJ. Cooper, Blood Balm Com
pany, S. NJ. Pepper, Hon. w. B. Gamer, d. W.
Gwynn, Hon A. p. Baskin, Col. f. R. Rivers,
n. W. Aver & Son, Hon. ]. C. Clark, Geo P.
Rowe Co.. Hon. John Rourke Dauchy &
Co, Judge David Ward Dr. G. W. Bottom. Hon.
J. B. Vaughn, + B. Wallace, Hon J. NJ. Barco,
W. ". McGrif, Hon. n A. Bitch, F. B. Carter,
Hon. NJ Bates, j. II. Sylvester. Hon. j. w.
Bryant, Jas S Denham, J. p Owens L. D..
Owens, W. r c. Schuler, F. D. Perry, j. Fore
hand Hon r W. Ashmore