The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-01

And patrons no more compete
In lively running races for
The open grip cars foremost seat
But now they seek the winter coach
As once for opeIf they strOve;
The seat for which they'll soon contend
Is that one nearest to the stove
Omaha Bee
Tho of on Subscribers vino are in arrears
on their subscription accounts wil find notice
at the heal OF Ger local colGmn tha' is Of inter-
est to them.
j. Howard Tucker, of Sanford, advertscs in
this paper l5ermu3a Onion Seed His imrOrta-
tons have stood the test favorobly, both in this
State and Georgia. II. V. r. Schrader, Of Tai
lahassee, has a supply from Mr. Tucker.
j. N. Stoncbraller & Son, OF Pamela, H.,
breeders ol Dnroc jersey hogs begin an adver-
tisetnent in this weeks FLoRIDlAN. The gen
tlcmen furnish fine reference as to their hogs
ana We advise those of our readers interested to
give them ttal.
Read the "Spocit}" notice at the head Of
ocal column in his issue.
A Tallahassee laly says that her folks
hiahiy appreciate the FLoKGDIAN, aud as soon
a, the cartier arrives every eek thc whole
family cashier in the sitting room and listen
while She reads It aloud-clclr through, every
line, advertisements aal all.
a prominent citizen 0. South Florida WAS
at The Capital last week and said TO reporter
Of this paper: The FI.0RIDIAN IS the bright
est ana best weekly journal published in the
State anl in my ncshborhood il is really
household necessity"
Northern and Western trade journals are
copying many Of the industrial boom para
graphs found every week in the columns OF the
FLoRIDIAN, ana as Il result capitalists are wrl-
ting and coming here for profitable investments.
Let every citizen follow the FLoRIDIAN's lead
and we will build here city that will be the
| pride of the South.
Mr. C. c. Newsom, manager OF Hathaway &
| Co.'S Alliance Store at Crawfordville, sends US
natural curiosity grown by one OF their custom
ers 1t is a full grown ear of corn surrounded
by sixteen small detormed ears. Wakulla IS a
wonderfully productive county, end even the
corn down there tries to grow bigger and better
and more ears in one shuck than that grown IN
any other county.
Capt b NJ. Burroughs has returned from
Denver, Colorado, where he attended the Ma
tiona Convention Of Road Masters. The dele
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mountains, II 700 feet above the sea, and at
Leadvillc on Sept 14lh, they saw three inches
OF snow and iccies in abundance.
Captain d. f. Maxwell, a prominent official
of the Florida Central and Peninsuar Railway,
was in the city Friday.
An immense crowd left Tallahassee Sunday
morning the cheap three dollars tor the round
trip excursion to Savannah. Qnite Il number
went on the three O'Clock early morning accom-
mediation train and the nine o'clock passenger
train pulled out eight well filled coaches.
The National Magazine is the name OF
new literary venture of Chicago, which begin:
with The October number. 1t is published unde
the auspices of the National University,
which opens October 1st, of which il is the or
gan The first number will contain articles or
literary educational and scientific subjects ant
prospectus Of the Univerity, which is said tt
be modelled after the London University an(
has extensive non resident courses, teaching
many subjects by mail Published at 1872 Clarl
Street.