The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-04-16

veritable family medicine box
BEEcHAM's PILLS.
Tbere will be lots of fun at the clipping
Marty Thursday evening.
Asbury Henry, one of Tallahassee's
.,dest colored citizens, died Tuesday.
Coo notice in this issue of the city tax
.ollector. He will close his books May l..
Misses Mary Garwood and Julia Col
Inns are visiting friends in Marietta, Ga
For a general family cathaitic we co.,
saentlv recommend Hoods Pills. They
.hou,d be in every home medicine chest.
The Standard is rotary, so clear the
rov old vibrators, you have had your
day N. NJ. Bowen, agent.
German military band has been heie
,h;. week. They gave sacred concert in
Lewis park Sunday.
Mr. Chas A. Choate is hustler. He
took up the work of organizing a COM
n.nv 10 establish a canning factory here,
and he has succeeded.
Every business man in Tallahasste
,houd become member of the board of
trade.
Mrs John G. Collins and Mrs. W. M.
R.l, have been visiting friends in Jack
sonvle this week
Mr.. NJ. L. Oglesby, the popular hotel
manager. has been on visit to his Talla-
bassee friends this week.
MILO. Yaeger received a telegram
Thursday announcing the death OF his
mother at Dalton, Ga
Miss Bertha Wauchope has accepted
nosi,ion AS stenographer and typewriter in
the law office of J. w. Brady al Barlow.
The ladies of St Agnes Guild " ill give
clipping party in the room und'r the
Library on Thursday evening, April 81.
Nearly every one needs good spring
medicine, and Hoods Sarsarari'la is I'm
doubtedly the best. Try il this season.
The FLoRIDIAN is indebted to Mr.. j.
W. White of Jacksonville for copy of
his Guide to Florida. 1t is neatly printed
and is a valuable handbook to have
Several of the delrga'es to the republi-
can convention were former citizens OF
Tallahassee and they appear delighted
to get back to the hill country once more.
Col. Fred L. Robertson editor of the
Brooksvllle NewsRegister, stopped in Tai
lahassee Monday en- route home from New
Orleans, where he had been to the grand
confederate reunion.
Mr.. Dennis Kennedy tf Charleston, s.
c., the contractor to whom has bee
awarded the contract for excavation anc
temporary drainage for the Tallahassee
public building, has arrived AMI will be-
gin work at once.
Cards are out announcing the MARI g
next Wednesday at 1890 pm, at the
Presbyterian church, of Mss Ida Gray
Perkins to Mr.. W. NJ. Mcintosh, Jr. NJ
cards have been sent to friends in the
city, but they are all cordially invited te
attend. Their many Tallahassee friend,
extend hearty congratulations in advance
They will 60 on An extended Northern
honeymoon tour.
The Fl, brew Passover or feast of unleav-
eDed bread began at sunset Monday, the
18th day of the Hebrew month Nissan, ant
lasts eight days. 1t is being appropriately
celebrated by the Hebrew citizens of Tai
lahassee. This least is ordained in Exodus
XII and in several other parts of the Bible
Under The ancient Jewish law the first
two and last ~ days of the Passover ar.
SOLEMN festivals, no person being permitted
10 transact any business or to do any work
ether than to make fires, dress meats OF
carry such things as are nee ssary from
place to place. No ltavencd bread is eater
or allowed in the custody Of Hebrew
during the entire eight days OF Passover.
All lawyers want copy OF The rules O
practice. Mr.. John G. Collins, publisher o
The Tallahasseean, has just printed thu
latest # vised edition in neat form. 81,
Dis ad. In Ills is NC and send him you
orders.