The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-12-06

VINO Is the most popular student at
the State College? Send in your vote
now. Only two more weeks Of the con-
test remain.
Clarence Shine, secretary and treas
urer Of the Jacksonville Telephone
Company, was a recent visitor to the
Capital City.
StatiOnery-bargains. The Talla-
hassee Drug Co.
There will be a regular cOnvocation
of Florida r. A. c., No. 1, at Masonic
Hall, on Monday, December 9Th, at z
p. m. All visiting companions are re-
quested to attend.
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Mr.. E. F. Duke was out hunting on
Tuesday near Mr.. T. G. RawIs place,
when he came upon iseVera1 wild tur-
keys. He killed a v cry large gobbler
and says he could have gotten another
had any one been with him to hold
his horse, which was gun shy.
See those lovely rings, solid gold,
and diamonds, at Sweeting's.
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Guns, ammunition, revOlvers and all
kinds Of sporting goods at L. C. Yae-
gers.
Try Horseshoe Brand pure Rye
whiskey. For sale at Balls saloon
only.
Chorim D D nOco oF Tborooe
vile, was here Wednesday, after a
horse stolen in that city by a negro,
several weeks ago. Sheriff Pearce ar
rested the negro as a suspicious char
acter, an account Of which appeared
in this paper at the time.
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Shaving Brushes, Shaving Cups and
Razor Straps. The Tallahassee Durg
Co.
Hon. J. C. LEngle, of Jacksonville,
spent several days in Tallahassee this
week. Mr.. L'Engle is representative
from Duva1 county in the State Legisla-
ture.
NrS A NJ. Williamson, of iaCksCn-
VILE il, the pleasant gIa.c u; r.I par
enls. Mr.. and Mrs. R. V! Williams.
Ca1LOEn stree.
Everything is marked in plain figures
at Sweeting's.
Don't forget that prize for the best
story about Ten Nights in a Bar
room" now running in this paper
oh ri hrDrv
dollar bill
Groceries are in your line, and Mr..
T. c. Coles has a new ad in the Tai
lahasseean this week. See him for the
ingredients for your Christmas dinner,
and for fresh family groceries.
The hunting season is here, and we
have sporting goods in great variety.
1. C. Yaeger.
Over fifteen thousand Boston women
are registered to vote at the city cleo
tiOn. The school question is an ex-
citing issue at the Hub"
Mrs. John G. Hodge, of Sopchoppy,
came up Wednesday afternoon to do
her holiday shopping. She was &C
cOmpanied by her two youngest daugh-
ters, and was the guest of Mrs. E.
Trice during her stay in the city.
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Store For Rent-One Of the best do
cations in the city, on Monroe street.
Apply at this Office.
NunnaUy's Fine Candies are al
acGys fresh, at Wight ce Bro.
Charles Lane, the noted humOrist
and lecturer, will appear at the opera
house Monday night. 1t you want to
enjoy hearty laugh, be sure to at
tend.
Many people were disappointed by
the failure of the pony show to get in
on time Tuesday. 1t came in later in
the day, but a great many ladies and
children from the country had been
compelled to leave for their homes in
the meantime.
Monday was the limit of time al
lowed to J. E. Parrish, of Lynchburg,
Va, for filing his bond for the carry
ing out of his contract for altering and
enlargfng the State Capitol. the gen.
tleman failed to put in his appearance
On Tuesday, however, Governor Jen-
nings announced that he had received
telegram from Mr.. Parrish, stating
that he would be in Tallahassee Fri
day.