The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-04-02
See notice Of fertilizers.

ASSOCIATION are having the mistletoe
ou' out OF the oak trees in Wayne square,
1t is not what it's proprietors say, but
"nat Hoods Sarsaparilla does that makes
IL sell and wins the confidence of the neo
pie.
The ladies of Tallahassee have under
taken the work of raising fund for the
starving Russians.
John 6. Hawkins, the efficient anitor of
the capitol, is keeping the corridors and
rooms as neat and clean as a pin. He
scrubs the floor twice a week and keeps
the furniture polished.
Rev. Mr.. Provence commenced his work
as pastor of the Baptist church 10 this city
last Sunday. Hereafter until futher notice
ne will preach at II a m. and p. m. on
The second and fourth Sundays in each
month.
All the school children from in and near
Tallahassee are invited to meet at Lewis
park this afternoon to have parts assigned
them for the grand May Day Festival to
be given May 3 by the Tallahassee I'm
provement Association.
The entertainment and supper given at
Munro's opera house Thursday evening by
the Women's Christian Temperance Union
was success in every way. A splendid
and entertaining program was presented.
The net receipts were large.
The Ladies Memorial Association of
Leon county will meet at the residence of
Mrs. Frel T. Myers at 3 o'clock
Monday afternoon for the purpose
of formulating plans tor observing decora.
ton day, April &c. a full attendance is
requested
The Tallahassee Machinery and Engine
works has opened up business in the
Fisher building, north of Capitol square.
Mr.. O. W. Hooper is proprietor. He
will doall kinds of engine and machinery
manufacturing, etc. See his ad in this
issue. Give this new industry a trial
when you have work in that line
Isaac Johnson, a negro railroad hand
who was working on the Carrabelle, Ia
lahassee and Georgia railway, was found
dead by the side of the track Monday
morning with his neck broken. 1t is
supposed that pile Of cress-tios rolled
down on him during the night. His body
was brought 10 Tallahassee.
Call at John Burkhardts establishment
next door to the postofice and see the
fine line of spring and summer goods,
which he will make un for you in the latest
styles al reasonable prizes and on short
notice.
If your cough keeps you awake and
restless at night, take Ayers Cherry
Pecto-al and obtain Immediate relief.
This relief allays inflammation, heals the
pulmonary organs, induces sleep and re-
stores Ii alth. The seo1er you begin the
better.
One Of the most elegant and unique
advertising plaques ef 1892 is that issue d
by the California Fig Syrup company. 1t
is a beauty. The company has distributed
about 3 oe9 among the druggists of the
United states. These plaques were
made and designed by Wells & Campbell
of New York.
1t is quite likely that the construction
Of the Florida, Georgia and Western
railroad wall be resumed at an early dat =.
The 70 ID is projected to extend from Tai
lalassee 20 Charlotte Harbor, with a
branch to the Atlantic coast, and track
is laid from Tallahassee to Lake Como,
eleven miles, and the road partly graded
from Lake Como to Aucilla river, thirty
one miles. F. P. Damon is the chief en-
gineer -ManufactuHrs Record
AT the republican meeting, precinct thir-
teer, Thursday night, the contest was be-
tween tue MiZel forces, represented by
John w. Mitchell, and the anti-Mizell
forces, supporting Nj &c. Weeks. On Il
test vote Vi t;:hell Wac defeated by vote OF
Al to "a. The following are he regular
delegates to tie republican county conven-
10 VIII Gu meets here To-day: E &. Weeks,
Isacr Jenkins, WlIli.G Franklin. J. W.
jefferson, P,trr Simpkins, E. W. Hall, K.
w. Yellowhar The delegates from pre-
Genet twelve are e. w. Stewart, Jr., L. w.
Mathews, A. Il. Edwards, Paul BInett,
Robert Cox, Sr. Both delegations are anti
MiZeli.