The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-12-13

S0CtyS JTeSh, dt W19ht &c Bro.
Combs and brushes with sterling sill
yer backs. The Tallahassee Drug Co.
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Mr.. ]. W. McCOrd, who has been at
Cairo, Ga, for several months as su-
perintendent of the Frazier Brick Com
pany, has rendered his resignation and
returned to his home in this city.
Mr.. ]. E. Shelter, a prominent FARM
er and successful tobacco grower Of
Decatur county, Georgia, was in the
city Monday on business.
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Large line of buggies saddles and
harness, sold close for cash, at L. C.
Yaeger's.
See those sterling silver tea and cof-
fee sets at Sweeting's. They are beau
ties.
COnnOiSeuTS use Horseshoe Brand
pure Rye Whiskey. the hest on the
market. It is worth 81 gallon. but to
introduce it, it is sold for So at Balls
saloon.
Photograph albums at The Tallahas-
see Drug Co.
The Union Christian Endeavor So
ciety meets at the Presbyterian Church
at quarter to four Sunday afternoon,
December Is, Miss Spencer leader. The
subject is Imperialism of Christian
ity." All are cordially invited.
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Mr.. Charles W. Merriam, of Chicago,
is evidently we'll pleased with the Tai
lahasseean. At any rate, in renewing,
he pays his subscription to 1904, and
says if the amount sent is not Suffi-
cient just send him bill for balance.
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Don't forget to call for Horseshoe
Brand Pure Rye Whiskey. 1t is worth
81 a gallon, but is sold at So at Balls
saloon. Its purity is guaranteed. =
Diamond rings at Sweeting's. See
them.
Gold plated mirrors and pocket
books with solid gold trimmings. The
Tallahassee Drug Co.
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Mr.. William D. Cobb, of Savannah,
was visitor to the State Capital last
Sunday, and spent the day with his
uncle, Judge r. A. Whitfield.
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Hon. James E. BrOome, of Quincy,
State Senator from Gadsden county,
was circulating on the streets of the
State Capital early in the week.
Chief Justice Taylor was in the city
yesterday visiting friends and rela-
tives. He has been spending a few
days at the old Halle homestead and
will leave this morning for Tallahas-
see.- Fridays Gainesville Sun.
Have you tried Cohasset Cham
pagne Punch at Marcus New Saloon.
Lots of things gentlemen need and
like and lots more to delight the ladies
and children. The Tallahassee I'rug
Co.
Do you want pure, unadulterated
whiskey? Then use Horseshoe Brand
Pure Rye, the best made, and sold only
by ]. Ball, in Tallahassee.
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Lost, Strayed of Stolen-One large
black mare mule and one chestnut
sorrel horse with blazed face Suitable
reward will be paid for their delivery
to ]. P. S. Houston.
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Prof. N. B. Young, of the Florida
State Normal and Industrial School,
informs the Tallahasseean that
the work of enlarging the boys dor
mitOry will begin about the arst of
January. Architects are now drawing
up plans. The dormitory is crowded at
} this time, but the attendance will be
increased by at least one hundred as
soon as accommodations can be ar
} ranged.
} Black enameled hand-painted cellu-
lond goods. Something new. Come
LOOK. The Tallahassee Drug Co.
For medicinal purposes use Horse
shoe Brand pure Rye Whislley. It's
purity is guaranteed. Sold at Balls
saloon.
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Li'acO'a's Cough Syrup sold and
guaranteed only By Wight d Bro.
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Everybody takes Cohasset Cham
payne Punch, and continues to take it,
because it is the best drink on the mar
ket. Try it, at Marcus New Saloon.
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Wednesday Of last week William
Pryor, an old negro, aged about sixty
years, was standing around the gin at
Miles Johnson's place, few miles
from Tallahassee, watching the men
unload cotton. One Of he bales got
loose and fell on the old man, jam
ming him! up against another. Pryor
was severely mashed and bruised He
died Monday morning from the ef-
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