The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-09-12

Tallahassee should have a beard Of
trade.
This is wet or dry election day in Leon
county.
The mullet from the Gulf are fat and fire
this season.
The Tallahassee market is still supplied
with watermelons.
An effort is being made to reorganize the
Tallahassee cornet band
A number of Leon county negroes lett
Thursday for the South Florida phosphate
mines.
Hoods Sarsaparila is in favor with ali
classes because it combines economy and
strength. 100 Doses One Dollar.
The Ladies' Village Improvement Asso-
CATION cf San Mateo has filed articles OF
incorporation with the secretary of state
Articles of incorporation of the Orange
City Waterworks company, capital stock
$4,000, have been filed with the secretary
Of state.
The weatherprophets all say this is going
to be severe winter in the North, there
fore FL rdans should prepare for heavy
tourist travel
Mr.. Chas. A. Choate, Tallahassee agen
Of the Florida Colonization, Mining and
Commercial company, went to Jackson
vile this week on business.
AcaMHaA sign stretched across Monroe
street invites the planters of this and neigh
boring counties to bring their leaf tobacco
10 the Leon county warehouse for free
storage.
Ihe reward Of $3.50 offered by the state
Tor the killing or capture of the negro
oesperado Harmon Murray has been for
SaTded to Ebert Hardy, the young negro
who killed Murray.
Mr.. William Clary of the Eureka
Machine Shops,aud Mr.. Walter Holdswor,h
Oh The Florida Central and Peninsular
SHOPS are each the proud papa of pretty
grl baby this week.
According TO carefully compiled figures in
'ne once of Hon. L. B. Wombwel, com
mlSslon' roi agriculture, the tobacco cron
o'Leon county for August, as compared
~ Inc same month last year, is rated a,
1000 per cent.
'"u couIo see your own scalp through
~ ordinary magnifying glass, YOU would
" amazed at The amount of dust, dandruff
a"u uead skin theron accumulated The
y. I''' ana most popular preparation for
''H'iLg the scalp IS Ayers Hair Vigor.
Mr. W. D. HART, p proprietor of Tal1aba
e furniture emp ,rum, has gone North |
Ouy Ills ne" fall and winter stock. Be.
:. turning to Tallahassee he will visit |
=. Old home in Canada, where he will io;n
there. n 'A'1ilefin
u governor Fleming and family went to
niOernia this week to attend the mar,
mage wage Of the governors sister. Miss
ND y. lemlng, to Colonel Murdoch
~ a'hae of North Carolina. which tool |
~ pace Wednesday night. Rev. R. H, WI.
III" 'ia'eo' Mr.. and Mrs. McRae left
thursday for their North Carolina homa
H.. Inc e, Ferna"dna Mirror prints r0mor
c e,r, W. Ed. L~wis, owner of the land and |
!, ', TD0 building now used by tbeFC CD sqo
y y Tallahassee, has disposed of of ~ ~, q
v so .,ao railroad company. Mr.. Lewis
erv in ~ et Vi portion of the machin-
ot !, :. Inc building, but the prnc,nal nav,
This . - 'ns property o:the F. c. & p. ri
ssys !, no. oe correct, and the Mirror
he b. ilI;0 Every reason to believe it ie
! ljks, nl y, Of the car shops in Fernandina
% Commence at an early day.
ant. , o =, ". Newborn, manager of the A..
thine Gomez 'ne Standard Sewing Ma
r.llsbo..apAny' was among the visitors n
Is," s, ,nl agent of the company !. 'a assa
Standard msc S.poSe OF introducing the
Standard !. ac in the capital city. The
BIB lieht ruo ei'alnly an excellent machine
aides Of 1a,n'ng and almost noiseless. The
rsr ready . ~ aS" will find Mr.. Gaze
doe. s,,. ~ snow them the machiue-and
,syias excellent :, .a work, toe. Mr.. Ca, = !.