The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-12-12
The circus win be here Tuesday.


Plant few acres in Tobacco. There
is money in it.
Milton and Dollie Mobiles at Munro's
opera house tonight in 'From Sire to
Son"
st. Agnes Guild festival at Lively cor
ner December IL at 6 o'clock pm. Be
sure to attend.
Hon. Robt. w. Davis has moved from |
Jacksonville to Palatka and will practice |
law in that city.
The Kate Mortimer Comedy company
at Munro's opera house Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings.
Hon. D. B. Usina, who runs large
dairy at St. Augustine has been in ITALIA
hassee this week buying choice mileh COWS.
Mr.. B. e. Nudge, president of the La
Pierre Phosphate Company, has been
quite ill this week with pneumonia, but
is now improving.
Tell all your friends to remember that
St. Agnes Guild will give festival at
Lively's corner December IL, beginning
at 6 o'clock in the evening.
Kate Mortimer will open three nights
engagement at Munro's opera house Mon
day night with that magnificent play
"Esmeralda" Reserved seats at e. w.
Clark's. price rs cents. See advertisement.
1t is rumored that Prof Won Weller, the
organist of St. Johns church, and the able
instructor of Cecilia Choral Society, has
been offered very desirable position in
Jacksonville. The FLoRIDIAN sincerely
hopes that this may prove untrue as 1t
should hate to see him move his domicile
from among us.
Tallahassee now has new hotel 1t il
the Constantine house, owned by Constan-
tine Allegro. Special attention will be
paid to the accommodation of commercial
travellers, a large sample room being pro-
vided for their use. Mr.. Allegro says his
hotel will be conducted in frst-class style
in every department.
The harsh, drastic purgatives, once
deemed 30 indispensable, have given place
to milder and more skillfully prepared
Iaxatives; hence the great and growing
demand for Ayers Pills. Physicians
everywhere recommend them for costive-
ness, indigestion. and liver complaints.
Tallahassee never had more progress
i've or better equipped street committee
than the present one, which, under the
able generalship of Mr.. W. A. Rawls. is
making such noticeable Improvements in
the streets Of Tallahassee The street con.
tractor, Mr.. Arvah Hopkins, Is also the
right man in the right place.
The FLoRIDIAN notifies its readers that
they can always get better bargains and
iresher goods from the merchants who ad-
vertise than from those who do not. If
merchant Is too stingy 70 advertise his
wares he is too stingy to give you fair
weight Read all the advertisements in
this issue. The live merchants all adver-
tise in the FLoRIDIAN.
Ifyou want to make valuable Christ
mas present to an absent friend send him
or her the ELoRIDIAN for a year. 1t will
cost but dollar and will make them a
pleasant visit fifty-two times during the
year, reminding your friend of you each
week, besides giving them the news from
home, which will often save you the trouble
Of writing letters.
Some months ago the New York
Standard Watch company offered prizes
for the best essay pointing out the merits
of their new model movement; the contest
to be confined TO retail jewelers. only.
Among the competitors was Max Flatauer
Of Tallahassee. who, though not awarded
prize, received favorable mention Of the exc
celIence Of his essay. Mr.. Flatauer was
the only Florida jeweler who received this
honor.
Capt D. d. Arlington, chief engineer Of
| the II Pierre Phosphate works, nov has
| all the ponderous machinery In running
order. Shalt No. Was started y work
Wednesday with ten miners The cther
shafts win be running next week. C1pf.
Adllngton u an experienced engines and
i yaluable man % hare sbcut such sxten-
sive works 10 csme 70 Taliaha11ee 1ota
lEaxisnAa. He 4 ! genial acniie1ne
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