The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-05-21
Beechsm's Pills for a disordered liver.

Wild plums are plentiful in the Talla-
hassee market.
Mr.F. C. Coles has opened grocery
store in the Ames building.
Mr.. G. G. Gibbs has lot of fine
southdown sheep.
Hon. R. W. Davis spent several days in
Tallahassee this week.
Mrs. Daisy Moseley of Quincy visited
friends in Tallahassee this week.
The young people had pleasant dance
At Miss Waties' dancing school Thursday
evening.
Hon Angus Paterson of Madison was
among the prominent Floridians in Talla-
hsSsee this week.
Miss Virginia Williams returned yes
terday to the city from her visit to
Charleston, S. c.
MIR. John 0. Ball and Mr.. A. G. Clewis
of Tampa are visiting their many Tai
lahassee friends this week.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Leon County Building and Loan Ass oci-
alton was held Monday night.
It's not theory but fact-that Hoods
Sarsapalilla makes the weak strong. A
fair trial will convince you Of its merit.
Messrs. Gilmore & Davis have begun
the work of rebuilding the Damon resi-
dence on Clinton street, recently de-
stroyed by fire.
A big excursion of colored people from
South and East Florida arrived in Tai
lahassee Thursday evening. They come to
celebrate Emancipation day.
Leon Lodge No. 5, Independent Order
Odd Fellows, held an interesting meet
ing Tuesday evening and instructed a
candidate in the first degree.
Mr.. Dexter Hunter, wife and daughter,
of Jacksonville, and Mr.. Chapman, a
capitalist of New York, were among the
visitors to Tallahassee this week.
The Tallahassee merchants will begin
Monday to close their places of business
at 6 O'Clock in the afternoon. Remem-
Der this and do your trading before that
hour.
The third partyites are publishing a
paper in Wakulla county. 1t is called
the Alliance Truth, and is edited by
Judge W. W. Giles. This ought to wake
the democrats up and set them to work.
A long row of wagons loaded with cot
ton stood on Monroe street one day this
week. There are several of Leon county's
farmers who are still holding their cotton
waiting for rise in the market.
One of the most important works un-
dertaken by the Tallahassee GARD of
Trade is that of securing tobacco pack
ing house for Leon county. Every to-
oacco grower in Leon county should
heartily Cooperate with them.
Mr.. Chas A. Choate is candidate for
county Judge He is well versed in law,
Is q practical, careful and systematic
BUSINESS man, and if nominated will
lake an efficient county judge.
Dr. K. A. Shine left Wednesday for
'Acxsonville. While here he did a great
oeal OF work for his patrons, but could not
n1sn on account of pressing business in
'scksonVille. He wishes his friends TO
member that he will return next August
10 that he will then wait on all who
sure bis services. He stands in the front
iAnk as dental surgeon.
come OF the musical selections at the
'Ofasy entertainment Wednesday even
- were OF a very high order and greatly
s0yeo by the music loving people of Tai.
Among these were the duet
NE Demon, "Lebach's''C hanson Boire"
tne Huguenots, by Miss Eva Cameron
40 Miss Maud Hartt, and Holst's "Dance
simpsons ia Contessa" by Miss
HE entertainment at Munro's opera
's Wednesday evening, under the
pc. poes OF the Ladies' Auxiliary Library
'aslon, was well planned, well pres
-. ana was greatly enjoyed by the
~ audience. After the performance
'nments were sold. The entertain
ne'ted handsome sum. which will
lbay. A'H' Oh university
A.. 'nls issue will be found the an
esa; oement Of Mr.. Geo. T. Brown as a
- Tor superintendent of public
sslOn OF Leon county. Mr.. Brown
49, 4unch democrat, o Confederate
Mi $3.50 ~ - man of liberal education,
r.s,.ed 10 fill the Office efficiently |
49, He asks the support oil
0cratic voters. |