The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-05-27

at the st. James yesterday.
1t 10 quite the fashion now to take De
Wits Little Early Risers for liver, stom-
ach and bowel disorders. They are small |
pills, but mighty good ones. NJ. Lively |
sells them.
Congressman Bullock is among the late
prominent arrivals in Tallahassee. He is |
staying at the Leon.
The Tallahassee merchants care some
what blue over the prospects of O short
crop, but they continue to sell stacks of
goods nevertheless.
Much interest is manifested in the ex.
periments being made at St. Marks with
common Florida rush as a material for
manufacturing mating.
The oat crop will be considerable shorter
than was expected, but several of the Leon
county farmers have housed enough to keep
them in long forage several months.
The Gate City Mascotte is the name OF q
new weekly newspaper started in Sanford.
Tits bright, newsy, ably edited and is
opposed to the reelection of ex-senator
Call.
Catarrh, neuralgia, rheumatism an mort
diseases originate from impure blood.
Cleanse IL. improve it. purify II with De
Wits Sarseparilla and health is restored.
strength regained. Sold by NJ Lively.
Governor Fleming has appointed Neil
D. Mclean to be inspector of timber and
lumber for Liberty county, ]. Hutch
inson of Yallaha and J. n. Duncan of
Glencoe to be notaries public for the state
at large.
People are beginning to ask if the
drought has hurt the watermelon crop.
The latest information from the country
is that the crop will be short and THAI
only few melons will be brought into the
market until late. D..
Slight arrangements of the stomach and
bowels may often be corrected by taking
only one of Ayers Pills. Through not hav-
ing the pill at hand, your disorder increases
and regular At of sickness follows. 'For
the want Of nail the shoe was lost" etc.
Every one should use p. p. p, because
at this:;season nearly every one needs g00d
medicine to purify, vitalize and enrich the
blood.
Mr.. William Clary is getting ready to
begin work on boring the artesian well for
the Tallahassee Waterworks Company. he
will sink it anyway 500 feet and perhaps
a thousand or more-to make an abundant
supply Of water sure.
Among the guests Of the St. James are
Jas Clark of Dunnellon, Frank Fl. Clark
of Saratoga, F Llambias Of St Johns, c
R King of Lake City, Louis Brush Of
Jacksonville, C C Todd Of Citrus county,
lie T Carroll, c T Carroll, Jr., and John
D. Tucker of Monticello.
Among the prominent citizens of Ocals
al the Leon are Hon. John F. Dunn, r. l.
= Anderson, E. w. Agnew, and Hon. Robt
Bullock.
) Mrs. Baya of Lake City arrived ir
. rallsh assoc yesterday and will spend thu
remainder of the session with her husband
7 Hon. J. F. Baya.
< Purifies the blood, increases the crcula
ton, expel spoisonous humors ana oul.o'
mn The system. What more do you want
m ,dicine 10 perform? De Wits SaEsa
: puilla Is reliable. Sold by u. Lively.
A sheafof well matured, heavy-headed
Data of an extra fine quality, grown OF
!. Capt. P. Houston's place near Tallahassee
WA lett at the FLoRrDIAH ONCE yesterday
| Dense silence reigned around the STATE
house last night. A few stray citizen'
I strolled about the square through force O
D habit, bat oil was dark; there was nt
{ caucus.
The Tallahassee lodge of the Iron Hal
viii meet at the lodge-Toom at Soclock 10
night. Business OF importance y 70 D
] transacted and full attendance OF tn
members d requested.
4 An interesting delete win take place .
/ The messing Of Tallahaase Lodge NO. SSSo
! | Knights Of Hcner, m their iodge-Eoon
1 | Thursday night. Visiting Knights ar
/ | ccrdialiy invited % sttsnd.
Il Mrs. Reina Maxie Donce 6agne, VIII
d | died recently ~ her farm wsst of Taiia
$500. was born A Puy, IN che provino
!. s. Haute.L Loire, France, Decenbsr g
7 -. 81, ~ mazisd . rr.asis 2
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