The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-01-30

go ~uCc ID requested, as business OF
Importance is to be transacted.
d. '. r. Schrader, druggist, a large
line OF stationery, paints, cigars, tobacco
seeds, etc., in addition to large stock
OF drugs and medicines.
"A real live donkey on the stage, and q
right good ringster, too, was one of the
greatest attractions at AL. Fields min.
strel show Thursday evening.
The FLoRID1AN extends heartfelt sym
pathy to Mr.. and Mrs Burkhardt in the
loss of one of their infant twin daughters,
who died Wednesday night. The funeral
took place Thursday afternoon.
Governor Fleming received a telegram
this week from Secretary James G. Blaine
asking permission to land the telegraphic
cable from the Bahamas at Jupiter Inlet
in this state. The Governor Immediately
wired his consent
Eminent ply scians everywhere recon-
mend Ayers Cherry Pectoral as the most
reliable remedy that can be had for colds.
coughs, and all pulmonary disorders. Ask
your druggist for Ayers Almanac; it is the
best publication of its kind, and full of in
formation.
Mr.. R. A. Shine and son, Albert, father
and brother respectively of Mrs. ]. D.
Beggs, arrived from Tallahassee Monday
night. Mr.. Shine came to take his daugh-
ter, Miss Nellie, home. She has been
quite unwell for some time, and so her
father thought it advisable to take her
back. They left Tuesday for Tallahas-
see-Orlando Reporter.
All who intend being present at the
Jackson Historic Costume Reception at
Hotel Ponce de Leon, ST. Augustine, will
find excursion tickets on sale at the Talla-
hassee depot of the Florida Censral and
Peninsular railway February 8. Tickets
to the ball are on sale at Clark's.
by very ingenious and original process.
Dr. j. G. Aver s. Co., of Lowell, Mass, are
enabled to extract the essential properties
OF the materials used in the preparation OF
their famous layers Sarsaparilla," thus Sc
curing purity and strength that can be
obtained IN no other way
News was received in Tallahassee yester.
day of the death of DR.. j. P. 8. Houstoup
of Savannah, brother of Capt. P. Houstoun
News was received here yester day of the
death of Mr.. Barbour Walker, brother of
| Hon. Geo. W. Walker.
For the coming fall we intend to advo-
cate tobacco, corn and vegetable exhibit
at some suitable point in Leon county
We want the farmers to get together and
swap" farm talk with each other and get
better acquainted. The ladies, God bless
them, we expect them to help US in the
matter.
Many farmer In Middle Florida has a
business 80 managed that be walks up to
the county tax collectors Office each year
and deposits "big wad" of money for the
privilege of holding dead capital in land
that has scarcely increased one dollar in
value since the surrender. No wonder
there is failure and discount on many
farmers. Divide up these lazy acres and
sell them to enterprising farmers and create
a sinking fund at your old home that will
put the old farm in good shape.
President E. s. Leonard of the Illinois,
Peoria and Western railway. accompanied
by his sister, two millionaire friends, Messrs.
Bum and Stevens, and Miss Stevens, was
here the first of the week in his private car
on visit to his old friend, Major N. A.
Eddy. They have since been touring
through East and South Florida, but will
return to-day and remain here a week. en-
Toying the excellent drives and beautiful
scenery of our charming Hill Country.
A crowded house greeted Al. G. Fields
Ministries at Munros opera house Thurs
day evening. ut is the best thing of the
kind that ever held down the boards in
Tallahassee" was the general verdict.
There was perfect round OF side splitting
acts. excellent songs aud dances, ETC., and
not single one of the audience "went out
to see man." In fact there were no long
intermissions. The boys had no excuse to
60 out. They were kept too well enter
tanned to get thirsty. AL. G. Field and bis
excellent company will always find
warm welcome awaiting them whenever
they come TO Tallahassee.