The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1902-04-11
PUUELY PERSONAL ITEMS
ua TTERS CONCERNING THOSE
YOII DO AND DO NOT KNOW
|HEARD AND. SEEN THIS WEEK
IRy Those Who Gather Items for
TaIIahaSSeean Readers.
The Dentist, DR.. R. A. Shine.

The Dentist, DR.. R. A. Shine.
Hon. Fred. T. Myers returned to the
Capital City Tuesday from a business
trip to Pensacola.
Read all the advertisements in The
Tallahasseean and see who among our
merchants invites you to call.
When you want nice stationery, call
on US COX & STUBBS.
Mr.. John G. ReadrOn, of Ocala, was
here Monday on business before the
Supreme Court.
The most reliable painter and paper
hanger in Tallahassee is John Spencer.
March 2S-3t
Mr.. c. l.. Files, member of the Jack
sCnville bar, had legal business in the
Capital City Tuesday.
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Taylor & Child keep for sale the
best and cheapest lime in the market
Standard brand. M.14-1m
Mr.. J.D. Cay and family are out on
their turpentine farm to spend several
weeks.
See Red Front Grocery's new ad in
this issue. Pringle & Johnson will
save you money if you will let them.
Gentlemen who appreciate high
grade chewing tobacco will be pleased
with our line. cox & STUBBS..
John Spencer will sell you better wall
paper for less money than any dealer in
Tallahassee. M.28-3t
Mr.. H. L. Gregory is confined to his
room this week with an attack of
pneumonia.
Mrs. E. Trice has returned from a
visit of several days to her sister, Mrs
Hodge, at SOpchOppy.
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Taylor & Child can furnish you with
everything to complete your house.
M.14-1m
Robert w. Williams, Jr., of Talla-
hassee, and Hon. C.. C.. Thomas, OF
Gainesville, were on Tuesday admitted
TO practice before the Supreme Court
of Florida
Col. Raymond Cay returned to the
capital City the latter part of last week
from st. Augustine, where he went tC
attend the blowout in honor of Gov.
ernGr Jennings.
Miss Minnie Clark left early in the
week for Gainesville, to attend the an.
nual convention of the State Sunday
School Association.
Mrs. Moor and Mrs. Byrd went dowr
70 Jasper this week as delegates to the
convention of the Ladies' Foreign Mis-.
slonary Society.
The famous C. B. 400 Straight Fran
Corset, the best $1.OO corset On thu
market, at Ball, Demilly & Co. A.11-2
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Mr.. S. P. Rozear left Monday fol
GalnesVille to attend a meeting of thu
executive board of the State Sunday
oetAssociatiOn prior to the cOnven
ton.
For that cough, takeLincan's Cougl
Oyrup. Sold only by Wight & Bro.
comparatively little commercial fer
tlllzer is sold in Leon county. The sol
Ooes not need large quantity, and will
arotatiOn of crops will yield more thai
most lands where large quantities o
lertlllzerS are used.
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Ball, Demilly & Co. are showing a
pretty line of P. KS, Madras Cloths
white and Colored Lawns, Batiste
Olmity, Dotted Swiss, and Nainsook
ana are selling them cheaper than eve
Oefore sold in Tallahassee. ALP
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The Tallahasseean will soon an
nounce the close of the contest for tn
most popular young lady in the city
me beautiful gold watch on exhibition
N SWeeting's show window, and whicl
Is warranted by Mr.. Sweeting to be .
perfect time-keeper, will be presente'
70 the young lady receiving the great
eSt- number of votes. Send in you
coupons at once.
We still have a number of TallAhas
Sseans on hand, containing coupons
Wnen the supply is exhausted no NOR
VIII be printed. You had better ge
snem. now, before they are all gone
Iney are for sale at two and One-hal