The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-05-14
WhatbDOingn the City

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Bor 6 doses 1865" will cure any case
Of Chills and Fever. Price PC. 7-l3t
Rev. and Mrs. W. II. Zeigler are
spending this week at Panacea Springs.
For the most stylish straw hat made,
60 20 Chittenden q Co.'S. ii
Mrs. G. A. Cay has returned from a
pleasant visit TO her sister in Bruins
wick, Ga.
Our first car OF marble will arrive in
q few days. Let as serve you.
Off THE CAPITAL STONE Co.
DR.. VIM. h. VanBunt, who has been
IN Baltimore for several months, 10 at
home for several weeks.
For anything in mems furnishings, or
trunks, bags, dress suit cases go to
ChittendeD q Co.'S. IL
Miss Margaret Nelson, 9th grade
teacher Of Leon Grammar School, left
Monday for her home at Dunedin.
Miss Lucille Saxon IL the guest Of
the lovely daughters Of Hon. Dannitte
II. Mays, a. their home IN Monticello.
You can find almost anything 10 be
had In iewolry ut NichOlson's, the Jew
oler.
Everybody II invited 20 the sacred
concert arranged by Miss Glenn Hamp-
ton, 70 be given at the Leon hotel next
Sunday evening.
Miss Marie Mcconnell, the popular
teacher OF the City kindergarten, left
Monday for her home IN Danyille, s. G.
Mise Mcconnell will probably not re-
turn.
FOR Rent. Two furnished rooms,
with or without table board. Address
Miss Sallo Blake, 46S North Calhoun
street. lift.
Mrs. w. l.. Taylor and children. who
have been making Tallahassee their
headquarters during the school term,
returned yesterday 10 their home In
Quincy.
Judge A. c. BlOunt, Jr.. Of Pensaco.
IL, s. 3, Davidson, OF Quincy, and
Judge b. 8. Liddon, Of Mariana, were
among the prominent lawyers In the
city this week.
CDR. Thomas Electric oil IL the best
remedy for that often fatal disease
Group. Has been used with success IN
our family for eight years - Mrs. l..
Whlteacre, Buffalo, N. Y.
Mr.. p. l.. Remain and household have
returned from a few days visit 10 Apa
iaehicOla. They will soon leave Tor
Aahvilio, N. c., where their summers
are usually spent.
Mrs. o. V. Stewart and her mother,
Mrs, Mary Bentley, OF Youngstown,
Ohio, returned home this week. These
ladies' are regular winter visitors In
Tallahassee, where they have many
friends.
The beautiful line Of hand-painted
China carried by p. T. Nicholson, the
Jeweler, Ia becoming more popular ev-
cry day. Come IN, Jet me show you. Q
Mr.. A. r. Combs, q prosperous farm
or Of northern Leon, was IN the city
Monday, and reported that the farmers
IN his section have enjoyed the finest
planting and growing season within the
past ten years.
Among the Icons prominent arrivals
for the week are noted DR.. q. u. |
Thomas, Of Wilmington, N. c., g. r. |
CanOva, Of Jacksonville, 4. =. Folsom, |
Of Tampa, and George l.. Lippington,
Of Pennsylvania.
Why buy q Hanan shoel. Because II
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IN shape, fts better, looks better and |
Il better than any other make, sold only |
BY Chittenden & Co. IL
Several farmers throughout the eoun- |
y laid by their corn more than . week !
sR0, and the crop prospects are the best
IN years. Corn, cotton, tobacco and |
the cereals are al doing well, and the
fruit prospect IL fine.
I.OsF-A gold brooch set with pearls
and epala, Friday night, May 9TH, either
at the opera house or between the |
Methodist parsonage and opera house
Finder will please return 10 Mra. ]. =. |
Patterson and receive reward. ~
Mr.. w. +. Gray brings 10 The True
Democrat Office curiosity IN the shape
81 un extended hen egg, three inches In /
length and less than an inch IN diane.
ter. A lady who saw the peculiar spec.
linen remarked that she wouldn't eat
the thing for thousand dollars.
Finer oats were never seen than have
been produced IN Leon county this sea-
son, several samples Of which, have been
brought 10 The True Democrat Office.
The last brought IN by j. M. e. Allen,
who lives two miles Out OF town, h iuat |
q little ahead. And he haa fourteen
acres which viii equal the sample.
ny line Of Rugs and Mathngg az eost.
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