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CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.

wsrriAs. On the 1ssh day Of Jase A. D. issn.
o1e ". A. Christina gave his certain prenisary
note for two hundred and nine sac o. dollars.
end interest At the rate Of ten per oeut per
.nnum payable 70 D. c. xsteaif or orter % or
b~sare the let day Of JAnuary. A. ID. Isl Aod
whereas. On the 18th isy Of Jane, A. ID. bss. TO
secure the pay r<nt Of the sspse ssscr.oet
profnisary note aaj interest The shove named
N A. Christian nartgsgor sIecstet ara de-
liye.ei to d. 4. keteslf norrxxxee = sa.tIe
nortsaEe dated we leah. isso. ssd dGy lied
10 the o5ce Of tbs county clerk q Webster Co.
NebraskA, on the 18th day 81 5ene. A. D.lssr
And Whereas the ssid mortgages D. Hes-
calf deaning and feeiing hims.If ss<sfe z,f M
secured. toek innediscs Dospesssa of -: here
inaffer described property, .ecsrtias 20 "a pD-
Visions Of ssid neFtease.. There No. Sas %
said note asd mortgage IL ssm Of tgo hon4red
xad stteen iel!Ars and ten crit We .lii sei
n pzbiic aastion In front Of We EssIiy oeee.
IN the tssn Of Red cSsd, Ysssser eczsy.
Nebraska. on the &th day Of Scv.nber. AD;
lsSs NJ s'e.sek ?. -. the pyspsrv 0escn>d
therein viz One mare seTsa yean oi4- VITA s-Af
IN forehead. color segref. ant oDe light bay
mare, seven years old. vith sar In forehead
Osefourth "a Of the mail xrz;c nev rrostns
on the scgrh-eass oesfssrh u. q fsctsen -
esn 2. range II vest, asd ore rkirdcs q ne
corr ercp neu growing on the southeast y. Of
seetiaa IS. sssa 3 nags II vesr. scs Set Of
double harness used % ad nayss
By W. &. RHfLLY. D. c. SEiclty.
le-v3 His AfscfEsys &crNSAss<-
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EDITOR CHIEF:-The Republican
Valley Baptist Association held its
seventh anniversary with the Baptist
church at Guide Rock, Oct. -, %, and
"a. The weather was pleasant and the
attendance full. Much interest was
manifested in the meetings both by
delegates and visitors. Revs. /. w.
Reed and E. II. E. Jameson, of Omaha
were present, and added greatly to the
interest in the association. Delegates
came from Furnas Co., and churches
farther west represented. Sermons
we're preached by Revs. Meacham,
Read, Jameson, Shanafelt and McIn-
tosh.
The business Of the association was
carried with unusual activity. It IS
expected that the coming year will
| witness an advance in the work Of
Home Missions and the Baptist cause
in the Valley.
The new church at Guide Rock was
dedicated last Sabbath. Rev. /. w.
Read preached the sermon, and Rev.
E. H. Z. Jameson made the dedicatory
prayer. The church is 9 model Of
neatness, and q credit t. its builders,
as well as to the generous hearts that
prompted the contributions.
The next meeting of the Association
will be held at Macon, Franklin Co..
on Friday. before the fourth Sabbath
in October, 1851. CLERK.
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Notice.

At a regular session Of the Board Of
County Commissioners of Webster Co,
Nebraska, held on the 5th day of
October, A. d., 1880, it was by said
Board.
RESOLVED, That the folloxing
question be and the same is hereby
submitted as q proposition to the quail
fed electors Of Webster county, Ne
braska to-wit:
Shall the County Commissioners Of
Webster county, Nebraska levy, a tax
of two t2l mills on the assessed valua-
ton Of said county for the year 1881,
for the purpose of sending in the con-
struction and completion of a Poor
House, on the west half of section 5,
town 2, range III west, In said county.
The form in which said proposition
shall be submitted shall by ballot upon
which ballot shall be written or printed
or partly written and partly printed
the words For Poor House Tax" or
Against Poor House Tax, and all
ballots having thereon the words "For
Poor House Tax" shall be taken 20 be
in favor Of the proposition. and all
ballots having thereon the words
Against Poor House Tax shall be
taken to be against said proposition.
and If two thirds Of the votes cast in
this behalf shall be in favor Of the pro-
position il shall be deemed and taken
to be carried.
The said proposition shall be voted
on at the general election 10 he held in
the county of Webster. on the ID day
of Ncvcuuhor A II ISsD M :ha vo.ip,
places in the several precincts as an
nounced by the election notices posted
i'm said precincts.
Which election shall be opened at 8
O'Clock in the morning and continue
open until 8 o'clock in the evening of
said day.
By order of the Board Of County
Commissioners.
ia TuLLEys.
o-t4 County Clerk
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Money to Lean.

At the Bank in Red Cloud, on bcs,
terms yet offered.
From and after this date Smith Bros.
x Thompson will make loan. on I'M
proved farms al straight tsn per cent.
interest payable annually at tle end oi
each year. No charges for commission.
examination or appraisal. Nothing
deducted in advance and no second
mortgage required. Part;e- borrowing
from us avoid the customary delay and
uncertainty Of sending applications
away for approval. Our facilities
enable us To close a loan the same day
the application il made.
6-3m SMITH BROS. d THOMPSON
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Grandmother Upton. the demo-
cratic candidate for Governor. spoke TO
a crowded house in Red Cloud last
Tuesday night Though the old girls
voice is failing. he succeeded in holding
the attention OF his audience for about
" hours. After he had finished Jas
Laird, the old war-horse Of the republi-
a party took the floor and inme-
diately proceeded TO enliyen things up
somewhat The meeting broke up q;
eleven o'clock. and all went home feel
ing that they had heard the political
questions ably discussed.
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CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE

Notice /. hereby given that IN the s;h day 81
in the town Of Red Coud Nebsssts. I viil ofsr
.or sale At public auction. one gray mare mule
q hon; ten yesn old. one fray harss mule shous
nine Years old and one Narsh sulty bse kipg
yios the same having been eonseyed n ne. J.
c. Warner. BY ehaftei mortgage By one John
Campbell. on the I'd day of April isso. the date
OF ssid mortgage. and ssid nortsase havtns
eounty OF " ebster ard state Of Nebraska and
there being due 1t the tine Of the frst p1bli-
cation oftht notice. on said morfxsge. the sum
of $3.50 and intere< { Al the rate Of ten per csct-
per anpum from date Of mortgage
DATED at Red Closd. this l2sh day Of Oetoess.
A. ID. IsS0. J.. G. wAayyR
IoS3 Aortsseee-
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puayis esiar vinegar .or sac q,
Robys 81!
Giilesu Washing Crystal sav, labor
and soap. For sale by A. : Nar>h.
Buy your table batter 81 : MArsA
Cool a. lie. tBss IN the mnivtI
W. II Roby has the fines; tta. u
Tobacco IN the eats. Il
II YOU ar. troubled with rhesrnAsissn
Use kendailz Spawn Cure, Sec AdvL
Mis Lydc Hale has returned O. Rcd
Cloud and y again prepared - do
drcssmaktng. s.G'
New Rsisins. CALIFORNIA Salmon In
keas. and French NotisAi Candy al
R0bys. Il
~LAntsEtAch make the i-rst Of brad
reason why, he us.s Red GL.ad mills
Patient Hour. Putnam sells IT.
Try KendAll'- SPAWN Cure. a sure
remedy for >payin.. C0d-. kingdoms.
or any enlargement VI the Jusnls. Ssv
Advertisement.
Crown Jewell Patent -four. can al
NAY. tie had at the stare of 'has r.
Putnam. The bet Hour IN the valley.
The woman that hal the l.ghiest,
whii.st, sweetest bread. Ma the Woman
that uscsl the Red Cloud mils Patent
flour. She bought 1t oi Putnam.
can say the Acme Steel Bard Fence
Wire " just what it Is advertised 81 be
pig tight, bull strong. ami horse high.
Henry LAsEXp.
Batin, Webster Co, Neb. 9-tt
We will deliver oobs for fuel with our
own team. tn any place in town for
$IIOo. per double box Load.
IO-w2 WiGGiSs& Sos.
Red Cloud, Oct IIth. isS.
We will receive cash orders for the
next i've weeks for hard coal tnut size
AT $500. per ton at "A coal house Ri
the elevator. lowe WiG6iss 4 SoS.
would say TO all who want 10 fence.
buy your wire of Foulks 4 Slime, as n
man n depend upon their word and
their wire Is the strongest and tyss
wire manufactured. II. L~AvERrY.
"a BatIn, Neb.
If YOU want the hes, -four IN the
market You should GO To Chas r
Putnam's and get the celebrated Fall
Wheat Flour. from Atchi-on Kansas.
called the White Rose. 1tf
RED CJorp. NEB.. SETT. %. 1850.
WHEREAS, my wife Huldah J. Norris
has left my bed and board without just
cause or provocation. notice Is hereby
given o all persons that will no pay
any debts of her contracting whatever
st3 WILLIAM ]. NORRIS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09

Mystery-"Mosher." said . little fel-
low four years old. IF 4 man i. a mis-
ter, amt n woman a mystery The
greatest mystery IN the world a. u. i.
that any one viii buy any other exoep,
J. Monroe Taylor Cold Medal soda OF
Saleratus. IL cures dyspepsia. strength
ems weak stoInachs, ave y0ur teeth
rom decaying. SAVES one-hal. the
quantity Of shortening. besides If take
so little Of il ,o do II. work. Try it.
Most merchants sell IL Depot, liz
Liberty Street, New York.
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xs.sers, xs.Asrsi! xs:ssriii

Are yos DISTURBED o, sishi sb4 sysh-n II yssr
res b. Q SICK ekiid s=erinx ssd eryins ~its ths
sssrusta;irx pain Of esii.az issshf Is 81. - Of
ing syrsp. 70 si1i r.frvs he pssr Iisiis FER
es neutrality-suspicious. spsn ic te~ss % -
nrssks sssuf. There 10 at q rsoshss 80 ssrtk
vto has ever Nod u. pss vtl oss tell 20. 81
ssee thst il viii r~ersisse the bowels. ae4 gass
rest 20 the nothsr. aad relief ssf health - the
child. eper.tirs like nsr5e. Is 10 p~srfe<tly safe
10 III. pss.erIptiSn Of eso % the esi-ss ss4 s>ss
fe male physseisns ssd nsys~s 70 th< Ini;s1
stats. SID sr.r1vhsre. 5 eests . ksftle
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Land Onee 9. Bloomington Neb.. Sept. -. 1880.
Noticais hereby siven ths, the following
named settler has sled Notice Of his intention 20
make final proof in support Of his claim. and
secure 6uai entry thereof before jansr A. Igt
ofee in BED cloud Neb-. on Saturday. No
vember 9Th. 1870. viz.
JAWS ". HEIro~.
HOMESTEAD No. $50. for the south-ves. quarter
Of section a town 4 range 3 west. and name the
following n his witnesses to prove continuous
resid ,nee upon and cui'iv s,ior II aid :-a-t. viz:
JOSEPH WinsinEef. Richard Johnson and VIII
liam r. Smith Of Townsville Seb. and Arthur
A. Pope Of Red CIOuf Neb
sepO-ort2s S. VI. SwTrZER. REGISTER.
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For Sale!

The Subscriber has a lot Of fine
French Merino Bucks for sale, bred up
from Vermont stock, which he will
sell on reasonable terms. For further
information inquire at the Livery
Stable of J. G. Warner.
l2-w-4 +. p. WARNER.
Dated Red Cloud, Oct. %. 1850.
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MONEY 70 LoANi

Money To prove up with on final re-
or on decided land a, 5 per cent.
and l-62 per cent. commission. cr az
straight 10 per cent. no commission.
JSo. X. WILCOX.
Office mex; door 20 Chief Office. JOtf
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eth. q, the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Peter MArsien. by Rev.
j. A. Dixon. Mr.. Joseph r. Morris
90 Mis- Nellie Whitney. All Of
Webster county
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09

At the Hardware store Of Besley &
Perkins is the place to get your Barb
wire, your stoves and everything else
in that line that you need. for there
you can get good goods at the very
lpwaSf pricas
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09

SPLENDID apples and Jerey swec,
potatoes at Roty's. n
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> SSosM SAS1'
TA- sess sses~sf.i IL~zs-<y -~s sarz..--s.
. y . esr.s. - 20 sssess sd ss~s as szss<s-
Red s-esf b~ta~
FRox Rgy. r. ~ GRANGER.
Pr.xsstss E4<~ - he a. sassas Ds,-.s.
- Aits~~s Va Jsa SzA. tsSA
De trssstH 80. Ssso-gs sssdy -
L~aasIi's ss.rSa c1ss s~s s~-s v-ry sxxss<~
t0rJ teas~d- Thns~ - Gss Sesrs sxs ! Fs>zsres
seseos II y7sf sr-ss- ss5 ~ffs a. ezrsa . $3.50
sls1sas~s y~ssgaysa. L~e .s~ss az s~sss
80 tzra>a sH~ s.sfsss
Sst ia. % 10 Rcd ~ Er@s .sr.. .ksz / 80
rss<rs9 list . rs4areze wss H~sr4ret
sSsts - k~&ss . sssszs Czss sa4 80 tes
usss . saas eaFsS Alns 81 baAk ks . aos bzs.
E~~sss@f~Hy Tsssa -. GzGvGgg-
PERSEVERANCE WILL TELL
s.sssssy> ssa- Nsrs s isA
sss aJsssL ! tAssx 4 g-<ss - Ls yss sss. sAss
ssss rescued So ss< sp<stss -sts Ess<
&ais >sssts Css-' &C. ssrs tsrrs sn. 4ssg
tses sss $500. spssI. h.5 s.~s ts-. .
- s-sts~ 49,.
BE szsa ssa have s-i txs sssna r-
1870 - ss1r<.y vs.~ as g ~ ssia ga So
ksna - - ~<s 80 f-x- Tsss sssS~rss;
sesssAss. ksss-w fhtsx szs. kzt ga 4s@s
~ ~ sa els sA -
Sad .saress 80 m.ssus-s s~--s.ssa
tsins gives Ds@sxsse srasf - - TtF.z. ~
fessssy AS ssw se< sNb s<~h aaxz4hs~s IS
Prs d. ssr sss1.. 90 ss sssssss - 40
DEssE1s<s haks u - sss en Is So yss. % Z 81
- 90 e sss ~szrsSss yss..fpsss ~
''---S Ls@sA~s.
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Blanksi Blanks !!

A full line of State Journal Cos,
Blanks the standard blanks of the
stated are always kept for sale at the
CHIEF office, and ut the same prices
that they are sold at in Lincoln and
Omaha. The following is u partial list
Of blanks on hand:
Warranty Deeds,
Mortgage Deeds,
Chattle Mortgages,
Search Warrants,
Mechanics Lem,
Power of Attorney,
Bills Of Sale,
Quit Claim Deeds.
Summons foriginal),
Summons (copy),
Appeal Undertaking,
Execution,
Order Of Attachment,
Affidavit of Vendor or Lessor,
Assignment of Mortgage,
Precipe,
Subpenas,
Notice Of Constables Sale,
Blank Receipts,
Blank Notes,
Release Of Mortgage,
Agreement for Warranty Deeds,
Complaint to keep the Peace,
&c, &c, &c.
And most all kinds Of blanks used by
Victories Public.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09

At the Flour 4 Feed store of Chas.
f. Putnam you will find "A first class
stock of groceries. and when in town
you should not fail To call on him. re-
member it will be to your interest Ia
do SO. = u
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a cecsh. cel3 q eers .s,cs.

an fneur.bIe iHns bis.sse or C0nnHp;iss.
Bravp's Bronchial rrosh.s are s<rtzin - CIV.
relief In Arhms. B,snehtfis. Cssxhs. cssarrh.
Conss n ptiy. snd Throat Diseases Yer shirtr
years the ffoches have hem rseeeansrdsi ~
ehysictass. ssd always give perfect s.fsfsetion.
Tbey sre net bev % antried bst having bssa
tested By vide and eopsszss use fr sssriJ al
enirre ssnsrs,Nn. they hus sti.ih.i -sil-
NJ eyitea rsnk snsss the fsv staple remedies q
the sse Public speakers and slsssp Bse shsn
to clear asd strengthen the Ssse~- sold ct
twenty fvs cents Q keH e~ysryvkese.
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price.

The above is the text Of the lament
ed Horace Grecly's advice, and at great
expense our artist has endcavored to
illustrate the force with which he said
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09

LOCAL MATTERS.

Al local Advertisements ordered m Jo'
an indefinite Gsv. riU BE- regaLariy~haryed
up euch ueek until ordered 0at.
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FINAL PROOFS.

Farmers who contemplate proving
up on their claims will learn something
to their advantage by calling at the
RED CLOUD CHIEF office. IF
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09

RED CLoup. NEB. SEIT. %. 1850.
WHEREAS, my wife Huldah j. Morris
has left my bed and board without just
cause or p~rovocation, notice Is hereby
gwen TO all persons that will not pay
any debts of her contracting whatever.
St3 WILLIAM ]. NORRIS.
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THE FLORIDA AkICULTURIsT

OF right always needs help, and there
is not moment to lose.
| can vouch tor the women of the
Halifax, that we are ready tor every
good work. AS a community, l
doubt if better one can be found in
any locality, but, thus far each one
has had about as much to do in their
Gown small corner" as they had
time for, but ask each of them if they
want to get acquainted with DeLand
and Orange City women, and they
will hold up both hands and say,
How l wish We had a railroad,
wouldn't we have good times =? Now
dear editor put me down as a mem.
Der OF q Woman's Club. Say to
Helen L. Bucknor I was more pleased
with her communication than l can
express, and hope we shall hear from
her again and often.
SARAH L. FOWLER.
Rose Bay, Halitac Ri0er, Florida.
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Bidwell'S Nursery.

We saw at Mr.. Bidwell's nursery
near Jacksonville last week. as fine
a lot OF nursery stock as we ever
beheld. He has eighty-two varieties
of the citrus tribe some of great
value. Mr.. Bidwell has also been at
great expense in Introducing some
important tropical plants, as the
bread fruit, cinnamon, ackee, many
varieties of the pineapple, black
pepper, ETC., these he has growing
in a new hot house made especially
for the purpose, heated with hot
water pipes. The Japan Persimmon
has fruited at his place this year and
one with which he presented us was
nearly as large as an orange. He
has eight varieties OF this fruit. A
visit TO Mr.. Bidwell's will repay
those who are engaged in fruit grow
ing.
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
OF THE FLORIDA CAN AL
COMPANY.

DY AUTHORITY of an act of the Legisla 1t, re
b of the State of Florida, entitled, law 10 70
provide general law for the 1ot u
1879. notice is hereby given as required by sad
act, that company has been formed unu td
the name of "The Florida Canal Company. 10
be invested with all the rights, powers, prlv.ll,
ICES and franchises, conferred upon companies
formed under said act, for the purpose OF con,
structing, maintaining, and operating c cana,
and prOnerty. The main line of said canal Will
be about one hundred miles in length, and
will be constructed between a point on the
fine Withlachoochee River and the Atlantic
ocean at or near the town of New Britain, and
will pass through Levy, Marion, Orange and
Volusia counties, and the principal Once Oh
the company shall be at Volusia Florida.
NELL MORRIS, WILLIAM Il. TURNER,
l34l47 JOHN F. JONES.
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SHERIFFrS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue. of
IN certain execution issued out of the Circuit
Court of the County of Volusia, in the 9TH Ju-
dicial Circuit of Florida, in certain suit IN
which Edward Morgan is Plaintiff and W. IL.
of sale, on Monday the Bird day of january, A.
D., 1851, sell by public cutlery in front OF the
Court House at Enterprise all the interest
of lot in Section o. in Township 49, south of
Range SO east, Florida, lying on the north side
of Rose Bay above low water mark and south
more or less, to satisfy said execution. Terms
cash w. A. CONE,
sheriff of Volusia County.
Sherif7s Office, Enterprise, November 18th,
1880. l34
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Mrs. BucknOr Endorsed.
Editor Qfthe Florida Agricsllt4rist:

Editor orthe Florida Agricslturist:
For one, l am very glad that
Helen L. Bucknor has brought this
subject before the minds of your
readers. Let US talk it over and see
if in the discussion of the question
we may not find the something,
which will make us forget we are
homesick. In our Little Folks
Reader" a very nice little monthly
published by D. Lathrop & Co., Bos-
ton, l see a story of "Homesick
Sue" who went all the way from
Boston TO London to visit her uncle
John. 1t rained in England nearly
every day and the tears ran down on
Sues white apron and she wished,
oh, SO much she was at her old home
in America, but she heard the old
door knocker and as she opened the
door uncle John came in dripping
wet.aEShe heard a strange noise
about her uncle Johns hat. He put
his hands up and lifted it off aud set
it down, out leaped kitten. 1t was
Tabby. Other noises followed.
Two more kittens came out of uncle
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State.Fair, Fruit Growers AssO.
citation. etc. etc.

Editor Of the Florida AgricuhuYist:
1t seems more than probable that
there will be no State Fair-so called
the present season: The estate
Park Association" of Jacksonville
has made a move in the right direc.
ton and inaugurated an Annual
Fair under it's own auspices, which
it proposes to build up, upon its own
merits, and will rely upon it's own
efforts to make its exposition worthy
of the city which fosters and sustains
it, and will doubtless secure a large
portion OF the patronage of the south
and eastern, and more or less of the
middle and western portions of the
State. This is as it should be, and
all liberal minded men will wish
them the greatest success, and if pos.
sible contribute TO, and visit this
Fair. The Middle Florida Associa.
ton will continue their series of an.
nual fairs which they have already
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DECEMBER 8.
,o,hers, mothers!. Mothers!!!

Are you disturbed at night and broken oe1l,n OF
y9F66 f fs e Ky pain Of cutting teeth? #
s ~ ~ 90 at once and get bottle of MRS: MN,
Slows SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t VIII d Teaeve
, rne If there is no mistake about. There Is
NJ mother on earth who has ever used 1t, VINO VINO
will not tell at once that 1t % sgd re
I Iinf ND health TO the child, operating like
n mae t,. It is perfectly safe in all cases
and pleasant TO the taste and is the p9rscIh, P
tion of one of the oldest and pest Iesie SSnfd
sicians and nurses in the Umteu oIAtes' 1ootf i.'
everywhere. % cents bottle. lzS~
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Agricultural Societies.

Norwallz Fruit and Vine Club.-Col :
R5bt. Bard, pres; DR.. Geo. Rogers sec.
Florida Fruit Growers Association.-Dr
J. c. Kenworthy, pres, Jacksonville; ID
II. Elliot sec. Live Oak; DIS Place, cor
Sec, Waldo.
Orange Ridge Agricultural and Immi-
grafton Society.-Dr, B. B. Bennett, pres;
John Cannon, Sec; j. Y: Parce, cor. sec.
DeLand. Volusia Co. Weekly nseetlngs
New Smyrna Agricultural and Fruit
Growers Society.-Dr. j. NJ. Hawks. pres,
NJ. B. Rolfe, vice-pres.; Mrs. r. NJ. Rolfe,
sec. and treas.
Lake George Fruit-Growers' Assocla-
tion.-Judge A. B. Bartlett, pres, George
town; w. w. Hawks, L. Kirby, Mrs. L,
A. Manville, vice-pres'ts. A. II. Manville.
Sec, Lake George; r. o. Hammond, cor.
sec, Fort Gates; George I'll. Thorn, treas,
GEORGETOWN.
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uOMESl,E an NQTlCE.,
Land Office at

Gainesville, Fla, December3, 1880. {
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support fhis claim,
and that said proof will be made before l.. A.
Jameson, Deputy Clerk Circuit Court at Al
toona, Florida, on Saturday, january %, 1851,
viz Thomas j. Hinson, SEN, Homestead Num-
Der 1879 for the northwest of northwest t,
Section %, and west ! of southwest t, Section
20, and southeast of southeast T. Section %,
Township II south, Range p east. a,
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of said land, viz: James NJ. Dewitt, W. A.
Eubanks, Solomon Holland, w {. Is Holland, all
of Altoona, Florida.
1874 135 l.. A. BARNES, Register.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-12-08
HOMESTEAD NOTICE.
Land Office at

Gainesville, Fla, December 3, 1880.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed his intention to
that said proof will be made before L. A. JAM
eson, Dupty Clerk Circuit Court, at Altoona,
Florida, on Saturday january p, 1881, viz:
for the east of southeast, and southeast t of
northeast t, Section 81, and southwest / of
northwest t, Section 32 Township IL, south of
Range ~ east.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, said land, viz: Solomon Holland, 5. II.
and James Drowdey of Umatilla.
1874 l3S L. a. BARNES, Register.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-12-08
HOMESTEAD NOTICE.
Land Office at

Gainesville, Fla, December 8, 1880.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
Az named settler has filled notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his claim,
Jameson, Deputy Clerk Circnit Court at AL
toona, Fla, on Saturday, January %, 1881. viz:
Eliza Eubanks, Homestead Number2l07, for the
northwest4 of southeast t, and south ! of south
east OF southwest section 90, Township II
south, range 81 east
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and cul-
tivation of said land, viz: 7. j. Hinson Sem, Il.
j. Hinson, Jr.. of Altoona, Fla, Jesse Timer of
Ponceannah, Fla. and Nathan Norton of Fort
Mason, Fla. l.. A. BARNES,
134 13S Register.