The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-08


students opened at Tallahassee yesterday
with a good attendance.
Virgil Groom has added two new and
handsome chairs to the furniture of his
otherwise attractive barber shop in the ST.
James Hotel block, and has secured the
services of that tonsorial artistic, Henry W.
johnson. Read his advertisement.
Mr.. 81. A. Blake, President of the Au.
gnsta, Tallahassee and Gulf Railway, ar
rived in Tallahassee Thursday on a special
train from Monticello and went overland to
Carrabelle to push forward the work of
construction.
-. Standing with reluctant feet
Where the brook and river meet"
Is period OF maidenhood which is per-
lions in the extreme to vigorous, healthy
womanhoOd. Reckless exposure, at Ger
tain times, which induce irregularities, has
wrecked many fair young life. To all
afflicted with arrangements of a uterine ma
turc DR.. Pierce's FavOrite Prescription is of
inestimable value 1t is the only medicine
ior women, sold by druggists, under a posi-
hDe guarantee from the manufacturers, that
it will give satisfaction in every case, or
money will be refunded. This guarantee
has been printed on the bottle wrapper,
and faithfully carried out for many years.
Mr.. H. Wightman has been appoin ted
Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue for
this district, vice Mr. Frank Weller, deceas
es, and has removed the Office to Quincy
that being the center of the tobacco grow
ing district.
Mr. John F. Holdsworth, a brother of
genial Walter Holdsworth, has arrived
from Decatur, Ala, and accepted posi-
ton at the shops of the Florida Central
and Peninsular Railway.
Work is progressing on the addition
to the Leon hotel Twenty-four carpen
tiers will be at work on it by Thursday, and
by next Monday the number will be in
creased to thirty
President R. L Bennett of the Tallahas-
see Water Works Company, has rented and
handsomely furnished two rooms upstairs
in the new Ames' brick block, corner OF
Monroe and Jefferson streets, and will
make them the nLbblest business offices in
the city Parties desiring their residences
or business houses piped for water shOrld
call at Mr. Benefits offices and leave or
ders as soon as practicable.
Among the premiums to be awarded
at the jacksonville Sub-tropical is one O
one thousand dollars to the county max
ing the best agricultural exhibit. This il
l premium that Leon county can take i
She will
Mr.. w. r. Bannerman, Chairman %
Leon County Road Superintendent, in
forms us that after this week the wOrs
place in Iomona sloughs can he crossed OF
a substantial bridge, and signboards to d
rect persons through the sloughs will b
posted.
MIR. A. J. Fish will enter his hand
some young colt abe Lincoln" at til
Thomas County Stock breeders Fail
which begins at Townsville November 1;
and we do not think there will be finer
more graceful or larger animal, for his ag'
on exhibition.
A correspondent in the Ocala Banne
pretends that W. R. Carter, of the Jackson
Vile Metropolis, was recently buncocd int
holding the bag open on dark and mudd
night, in the woods near Pablo, on snip
bagging expedition. We can't believe i
This sell is too old chestnut to play on
live young editor like friend Carter.
An Illinois man has been sentenced I
the penitentiary for returning his propert.
for taxation at less than its market value
and naturally the people OF his neighbor
hood are very much astonished. Ii thi
precedent should be followed penitentalie
would have to be increased four old
Mobile Register.
Mr.. E. w. Clark has returned from
trip to the Eastern markets. His daughte
Miss Minnie, who has been spending th
summer with friends at Pulaski, Tenn
returned with him.
brownsville has voted to bond Ii
city for the purchase of Paradi Sc Park, II
f vote being 26S for bonds and only
against. Tallahassee should have Cit
f Park-are our citizens willing that "
o should bond the city to secure one?
! The Times Union says that Thom'
II. Stanley, living about twelve miles tro
Tallahassee, was before United Stat
j. Commissioner Philip Walter Wednesds
charged with illicit distilling, but as III
evidence was excessively gauzy he vi
promptly discharged.
: Master Leroy Sauls, for the past We
an employee in the FLoRIDIAN office, h
= secured work in Jacksonville. Under Il
Y direction of competent foreman he W
make a good printer.
i Mr.. j. @. Cromartie, one o. the sol
r citizens of Iamonia, was a pleasant call
at the FLoRIDIAN sanc:um Saturday. /
It has a fine Alderney bull for sale at ba
II gain see notice in our advertising &C
e umns.
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