davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-03-14

HIGHWAY RCBBEl{4.
The most provoking robbery reported for a
month OF two occurred 1t about 9:40 Friday
evening in front of No. 405 Blue Island avenue
Macs Brothers run large, butchet-shop at S5a
and 3du Blue Island avenue, and Charles Macs,
the senior partner, manages the hnan-
cial part of the business. He. it was whom
the robbers selected as thcil victim. For
several days past the firm have noticed sus-
picious characters hanging and prowing about
both the butcher-6hop and their residence. at
No. 408, and this annoyed them considerably.
Thursday night the suspected trio we're met
midway between the shop and the residence,
and az sses a3se the dsfso H6
so tSat be wonid ho @ aSle to Identity them
lions in the nefgnborhood They apparently
comprehended his intent, and led him circuit
GUS chusc, which he was forced II, abandon.
locality. The brothers thought thar the thieves
had tn this way been scared of, 50 that they
would not trouble them again. This' how
mentioned, Friday evening, Mr. Charles Macs
started for home. At the corner OF Henry street
he saw standing under a lamp-post two men
Just as he passed, turned and looked them full
in the fuce, and Is, therefore, sure whereof he
speaks. "A little farther On, and Just us he came
denly jumped from the shadow Of building and
sprnng upon him One struck him a
and then presented q revolver, at his
head. saying Keep quiet" Another, ap.
parcntly the leader VI, the band, said ''Quick,'
and thereupon the third man went through Mr.
Macs panlaloons pockets. snatch!ng al the
once Or twice. tho thieves ran The men at the
corner disguised ii, female attire witnessed the
robbers Mr. Maes his figured out
Sl35 vns In gold coin, and the remainder in
paper and silver. About 81 in silver coin, not
included in tho above amount was found scat
tered at,out the sidewalk and street. where the
robbery i T occurred. Mr: Macs furnished the
police with full description Ut the robbers, and
thinks he would be able to identify one Of them
police hayc howevsF ,Ss ma9s R s ~ sfoic1
frD,n Nj. Mines found its way back into the
ass eysnng and Sas a.
be traced back, so that rs clew to the identity
Of tho robbers 1t will be almost vnlueless
: This is the first heard OF this particular game.
It is A good ouc works well. and one that shop
keepers ought to be on the lookout for.
, 1880-03-14

4 new dodge is now being played in this city
by sneak thieves to gain entrnnce to houses
one which housekeepers should look out for, as
they may nay the penalty Of negligence in
tho shape. OF a stripped hnt-rack or the
loss OF small articles from the parlor. The thief
watches until the family have gone to tea, and
then rings the door-beL When the servant
, 1880-03-14

at M 70 s,,th va. a.Ht |" ~ W. onse e1lseee
ersts poynton ssrose o' MIS- seq say
ton, and Benjamin r. Boynton composed The
| partnership. They once wnre located at q Mnr.
ket street: They did q =" commission . business
to them. 4 few months ago J. ". Boynton
vels ~ ~ tho e'pens que ono ol 'ne mar.
Of the store above mentioned, occupied
Claimed to keen butter fn % as be was ealine ~
largely in TINT Commodity, and ~ I only %ss ac smnli
portion of the store in which to make his sales.
| Mr. Miller let him have portion Of tho nrem-
iscs but in little Wht1o npynton ~ ~
40 regular commission business, selling all
kinds Of produce. Whenever trade would lag,
Boynton, ST., would start out into the country
Aux tp, ;, ana "a a'ecero, e.F as Mr Miller
pogins in II ho 81 ssuh Would ~ 5qst come
had fremondoas supply Of game, poaile3, etc.,
onkns apn ,t tnGy t s9o da ~ tnei5 ssun ke At
Gns. GaAEs. t1Is 6ut tae aay oi seiAonent TOR the
ious Inquiries cams as to retprns odn't, YOU
neeeive en tae gooasE one would ask IN ms Letter
,a11' ano' you nave. why don't you
= a'aho is return OF saies anu SEND us
a1,, came WITH remarkable promptness, and with
anxious and expeetant eountrymen ' It lust tho the
climax came, but it came quietly, The swtndled
G GGsangs1s M would come IN and & eal for Boynton;
markets, spoiled stuF, etc, and il some cases
81 eaeGs ~ sG1'Lt1cnent at from 20 70 ~ centS
as a' e9 s for afs 5 IL lis
,rsaGa a as ne called them. ABOUT sif
the eont1, m pa5t @ of the State. and up to lust
part9re, Mrs. hoynton aud her son Ben have
run the me- business; IS The lag is some ls years Of
ss shoey sd to adr nS de' sad tes cd LAZY dn to
Of h9ttot, cheese, eggs, furs, etc, which we're
butter was sent, a tub or two would always be-
Kept back, SO that Il the irute sender came to
1on 10Y heaX Gond prove to h ht TINT bis YES
sks sas; ssrs pssf
Yesterday Joseph H. Davis, young man with
tremendous blue scarf, from Slnhomcts Cham-
paign g e County appeared Pr before Justice &c Boyntqn
boyntton with smhezz!ing the proceeds OF ~
nI5 IL o e M% n
Farley, H., and charged tho two Boyntons and
Mrs. J. ". Boynton with swindling thom our Of
here about the holidays. Warrants were issued
forthe defendant and Mrs. Boynton was arrested
by Constable Emery and held to bail in the
failed to tlnd Boynton, father and son: The old
is hidden aTay, in some dago-shop on State
ment 6efore 3Qstiee Hra!yat;on ,ngainst the sa@e
upoa oonstabie M En- Emery making t o levy be-
ceeded in capturing the folio" ing yalua..
bic schedule Of goods Twenty-one jars Of
brandy cheese, the property. probably, Of OF some
, 1880-03-14

Lazy, drowsy feelings are precursors Of sick
ness, which Hop Bittel5 will Instantly Danish.
, 1880-03-14

Blemishes and diseases Of the skin and rheu-
matte pains removed by Glenn's Sulphur Soap,
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-22

We And in the Quincy Herald, Of Sat
urday last, communication containing
and commenting on copy of the follow
ing letter, written by T. S. Stearns, Il
brother of Florda's last carpet-bag Gov
ernor:
QUINCY, FLA, October z. 1880.
Hon. 7. W. Osborn
DEAR SIR-After having been promised 10 be
allowed TO suggest the name of one inspector at
each poll here, the County Commissioners met
yesterday morning without our knowledge, and
appointed inspectors; selecting the MOST TG-
NORANT, UNRELIABLE and SUSPICIOUS
darkies that could be found in the county, to
represent the Republican party: 1t is great
outrage; even some fair minded Democrats de-
nouncing II, but unfortunately too few-the most
Of them asking, In the manner of Boss Tweed !:
What are you going II do about it I" sup
pose II will be the same all over the State. II is
the first step in the ballOtbox stnfflng propensi-
Ties of our opponents. What do you advise Us
to do about Deputy Marshals The supervisors
we will send In soon to Meek.
Yours In haste, T. s. STEARNs.
P. S-Shall meet the commissioners and urge
change In the name of decency. TIL
1t is stated that the Republican inspect
ors appointed for Gadsden county are all
"well.known and pronounced Radicals,
and can all read and write. They are
leading and influential men in their re-
spective neighborhoods among their peo-
pie. The one appointed for Quincy pre-
cinct was appointed inspector on at least
two occasions by the Radicals, when
more than half the county vote was polled
here. He was appointed by Governor
Stearns as assessor of revenue for this
county and held the Office two years
Another one is regularly certi6cated
teacher and employed by the Board of
Public Instruction, of which T. S. Stearns
is chairman. They are all above the av-
erage of their race in point Of intelligence
and capacity, land were selected because
of their superior intelligence and integ-
rity." Yet Mr.. Stearns Unexpectedly des-
ignates them 90 " The Most ignorant, un-
"relia6le and suspicious darkies that could
"6s found in the county," and declares
their appointment great outrage.
The outrage" appears to consist of
the fact that the County Commissioners,
instead of allowing Stearns to name for
inspectors such material as he and his
party could manipulate, have selected per-
sons as reliable and UNDERSTANDABLE as
could be found in the party in Gadsden.
The prospect of having |" . fair vote and
fair count" in GAdsden, does not seem
to please Mr.. Steams 4 4ae
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-22
leaving q Republican minority Of onlY
Maine.

Governor-elect Plaisted says that the
Fusion electoral ticket will be chosen in
Maine.
"The people of Maine," he says, are
determined to break up the Blaine-Hamlin
dynasty, and that can only be done by
breaking up the Repu blican party in the
State. There can be no reform of the
abuses existing there until the party is
broken. This has been done, and the Re-
publican party has lost its control Of
Maine forever. That is the state of the
case. We are stronger than we were be-
cause of the victory in September. Not
only have we many recruits from among
those who voted for my opponent, but
hope and spirit are given the rank and
file. Our people are fighters, and the
majority of September will be largely In
creased in November. The Republicans
are away down" 81 'a
eyes, said Mr.. Murch, Congressman
elect. they give it up. They do not in
tend to put speaker into Maine for the
November campaign. All they will do
will be to stillhunt for their own men to
keep them together" Il
@Why do they not intend to put speak
ers in the field 2" was asked. sae
" For the simple reason that they cam
not get out IN attendance TO their meet
ings. There is regular stampede from
the Republican party in the first place,
and even those who still remain with them
are 20 dispirited and discouraged that
they will NOT come out to the meetings.
Consequently It Is considered the wiser
course, on their part, not TO hold meet
ings, lest they advertise their own weak
ness" 6..s j ~ - asssM ee..s
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-22
-WoRK AND VIeILANcE will prove the
salvation of the State. A 4

-Conover thinks that Democrats ought
to be consoled with the reflection that If
he is elected Governor and should die or
be elected to his old place in the Senate
in place of Senator Jones, and Ledwith
should succeed him as Governor, the mat
ter need not be 80 alarming, " because"
says he, "shs Democrats can buy Up Led
soith easily enough; he i always ready to
sell out to the highest bidder, as his whole
political course shows. In fact" he adds,
81 doubt very much if Ledwith will even
vote the Republican ticket. > es.'i'1
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-22

-Dr. Oonover stated In speech q
Pensacola thssothersday that the utter.
ance attributed to Lucas relative to !. mig.
gerixing the State "fwas ConeDcted by the
BLozIDIAn's reporter and fhat LnCaa nsyel
put forth ssyosaohsssntimsnt.1 DR. Con-
over knows better. His organ here has
never denied the trhtAoffbe FLoRrnIAn's
statement, nor has Llicaa The only mis-
take the FLoRrplAs inside was in stating
Tint OOnoveho was present land heard
LaoaG He appeared Cd thssssha later,
bds Bishee = p!sssht Spd IpplgadS q
exceedingly. while The psgyoss a6epgsd
luAEilys - wsa nstnEals IN hhor,,s Coco.
Ssrhss led isshs esatsd vhatlis sstfiba.
Ted 70 him, i''
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-22

--NOf only Is IL oar policy but our in
rel "a eUery respect TO encourage inanai-
grafiOn and Jafid up our State. To do
-his re must cdrry out a broad policy
rLaf 'rH meet the approval Of intelligent
Noszhern men, inUigOrate our school sys-
ren, and do eraything to populate the
,Gfs That Is the great demand Of the
oar, aud II elected IL sciu be my pride as
q Southern man 10 shOac that I haze the
rgBaeify 10 comprehend it.-W. d. BLox-
HaM.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-22

80" No change in the National govern
ment-everything is getting along smooth
ly," cries the Snn and Rrsss.s Bisbee
echoes the sentiment, and Conover pipes
to the same time. 'ssssa sssans ssssa
1--WE want change in Florida, " chirps
Conover; 3 everything y getting along
smoothly; taxes ere lover; better order
70 preserved; life and property are saSar !
bat I and the hungry crowd who follow
me want q change. OIL lee ~ have .
new dealt This i the whole Of II
Copovsrs A CO. think thas govsrnmept
10 substituted rthss beDs6t a governors
The rOvsrWed mast look ont Cor them
selves, And the devil take ne hipamots.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-22

Governor Bloxham, Genessl Parry and
Hon. Oolumbus Drew reached Jackson
yilIe On he 2osh, and wwe rscsfved wish
brilliant demonstration in the sveling.
The Hancock and Bloxham Clubs we're
oat in fun foros, and with . large number
of citizens formed . terch-light procession,
accompanied by bands of music. which
was witnessed by an immense concourse
Of spectators. Buildings albng the line
Of march were brilliantly illuminated, and
speaking took place 1t the club NaIl, where
the crowd WA addressed by Gov. Blox-
ham, Gen. Perry and others am
Governor BlOxham and General Perry
arrived in this city this morning, and the
latter, accompanied by Attorney General
Raney, Capt. WI Vason and w. p.
Byrd, proceeded at once to Wakalla
county to fill appointments at Crawford
vile and St. Marks, to-day and tomorrow
Gov. Bloxham was compelled to remain
at home, having by accident inflicted .
slight but painful wound in his hand with
q pen-knife, which, in case of exposure,
might become serious should he take cold
in it. He will no doubt fill his appoint
ments throughout this county next week.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-22
PUBLEc SPEAKING in LEON COUNTY

lisa W ID. Bloxham, Hon. r. II. ii. David
q. Hon George p Raney. Judge r. B. Hilton
algael T. W Brevard, r c. Long, Eeq., Cap
3 " / Ysson, d. s. Walker. Jr., and other
=aksn Eill address the people of Leon county
fhe following times and places:
1zckson's Bluff Church (Barbecue), Monday
s-asibeT 25ih-
Bezbei Church lat nighl. Monday, October
"a
Kiehardsons School House, Tuesday, October
-sh
BurgssSiOEn Plantation lat night. Tuesday,
ssrsober 26fh.
BeBis : ere. " Wednesday, October 9Th.
Das kinE Pond CAT night. Wednesday, Octo.
g. E7h
-1nny Han. Thursday. October 28th.
Niuoaslikie fsi night. Thursday, October 26th.
f-nirra ilie. Friday, October 10Th.
IusoHEilla lui niehil. Friday. October 10Th.
SEturai Bridge lBarbecue). Saturday, October
sah
Tall4haasse. Monday, November LIST
Day n.erlings viii be held promptly at II
q. ciock and night meetings q; O'Clock.
An 1<nds q good gOVernment'ar are invited to
b OEDER LzoH COUNTY Ex. Com.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-22

-GeDer.l Perry passed through the
ery ms morning on bis way to Crawford
p ls. 20 al an appointment there to-day
nsds for Governor Bloxham who is not
ai.s % be present owing to an accident
y hin = Jacksonville, which, though not
senoaE. might become 20 by exposure.
6saszl p win Be accompanied today TO
, ak1Ia By Attorney General Raney,
D..pt-n ". L Yason, ana W. P. Byrd.
e General has bssa arduously at work
lr1agh ne souiksrn and Eastern coun-
$3.50 = grs.ty ehesssd e che prospect
D Eog@bsE.- -
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-22

Jacksonville Telephone, October lsl
The Telephone was not mistaken
when il said chat the so-called regular
ticket was 70 be placed ii the hands Of q
receiver. 81 - q hegssasb i2as sifalJ
The nomination Of Sherman Conant "a
Oil the Vacancy occaiionsd blythe Irsslga
nation Of Mr. GAssih will otaddistrengsh
to Che ticket ioidW sng19r 1sisltaDfsll
The independents viii not bsIlpndsa
thenscessity ofistAsellng great distance
In the ooilsctionl'D isgislsSIys poiniOai
material with wlitA u slaughter Major
Co6xnt, snoda buea 10 lfiie3 3 sax e13dj
the c6aofsd gvoikn aSfSog Ssgasd Nd.
jOr uonans = Us expsxiP5f isHslt sdlsSl
tish, if'gsnsrsi faios = tobs yslisa q:
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-22

Union, October l9th.l
Evidence Of Republican Fraud.
JACKSONVILLE, October 10, $780,
To the Editor Of tie Union
Let no man be deceived by the cry of fraud "
raised by the Republican leaders In this State
Its sole purpose ia 70 divert public attention from
the villainous plots that have been concocted to
deffaud the Democracy. have already exposed
the Orange county infamy. Permit me to add
that further information shows that Potter put
the $40 names on the list, at the demand of a
man named Henck. who is the Republican can
didate for the Legislature.
In the coapiies Of Hamilton, Madison and Su-
wannee anegr0cs are being imported from Geor-
gia to swell the registration list.
This county has already been colonized
In Nassau county we have evidence that the
negroes have been forced by threats to swear
that they are qualified, and to register their
names. H. s III +, ,tss ss
To meet this villainy the State authorities
must do their whole duty. The purity Of the
ballot-box must be preserved at every hazard,
and The cry Of . fraud must not be permitted
to blind ns % the inhmies meditated by the Re
publicaps. s.sy 8. ALEX. 81. CLAIR ABRAMS
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-22
Grant in June, 1880. said

Isa ] have nothing to say against General Han
cock / have known him for forty years. His
personal, Official and military record Is good"
Grant in October, 1880, said:
VIXEN the Army Of the Potomac was look.
ing abr q commander u took almost everybody
even camei0ysr 10 the West for ofacers-but no
body ever even suggested Hancock for the place
Amer be received that vote in 1854 he had the
bee ID bis bonnet, and shaped everything to
gain Democratic and Southern favor. He has
watched and planned and waited, till at last he
ben received the Democratic nomination. Gen.
eral, do you think he b 10 sympathy with the
ambitious vain aud weak They will easily CON.
troll him. migs} ~ tfaeTk .ihs
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-22

Senator Bayard was in Philadelphia
Wednesday and is reported by the Times
of that city as saying:
believe. aud have always believed, that Gen
eral Hancock iypi6es. TO the American people a
high-toned, patriotic and lovable sentiment. l
think they love him because he represents all
that is gallant and true and clear-headed and up
right. The affection which they evidently have
for him / might denominate . justified hero wor-
ship. believe that this feeling must strike
down deep among the American people, ire
spective Of campaign arguments, issues, torch
light professions and barrels of money. He has
taken hold Of eur popular feeling and that is
why he has q Strength Of his own. Without his
intending it he is a force in politics, and the
people have male him 90. This force is one en-
tirely distinct from that of machine politicians
or the usual method of drumming up votes. |
shall not be satished that the American people
will reject General Hancock until see II done.
This feeling of nine is independent OF my party
position. think the American people are n
generous people, and sympaihize thoroughly
with men whom they believe TO be Of General
Hancock's type
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-22
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

H0n- Robert II. NJ Davidson. Conservative
lemacEaiic candidate for Congress, Hons. W.
al. & Pasco, G. A Stanley, ]. r. Mcclellan
a u d. Barnes viii address the citizens oil
EIesi FLORIDA Al The following times and places
MErnEDE. Friday, October 22nd.
Carpenters. Saturday, October 23rd.
NeEalIiichkA, Monday, October 18th.
BT OEDER or THE DISTRICT Committee
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-22
aPPOIyTMEyTs OF SENATOR JONES'

E50n- Charles W Jones, United States Senator
3on- George P. Raney, Attorney General, an
riser FTeGkerk. viii address the people al the 70
sing places and times:
Quincy. Friday. October q.
Fe-nEndina, Saturday, October %.
T1ilEhassee. MoLday night, October 25
EIlion. saturday, October 30.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-22
TO JANUARY FIRST FOR FIFTY CENTS.

The FLOEIDIAx will be sent 10 subscribers, from
ne - % Ociaber TO the 1st of January, 1881.
So FTTtr Cent? This period will be the most ac-
riTe af lie present campaign, and persons who
Eizh 20 keep accurately informed of the progress
r fle Demncralic cause should avail themselves
g fhis opportunity 10 secure first-class news
-sr@r fur q mere irife.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-22
Massachusetts Doubtful.

And now the news comes that the Repub-
ican National Committee are dreadfully
scared about Massachusetts,, and no won
der. General Butler, with Gar6eld's let
ter in favor Of the unlimited importation
of Chinese in competition with American
laborers, is playing the mischief among
the thousands and tens of thousands of
employees Of the Massachusetts factories
and mechanics of that State. The cleo
ton in 1879 showed q frightfully narrow
margin of Republican ascendency there,
as appears by the following figures
Long, Republican ............. 12275l
Butler, Independent Republican Dem. =. 1914
Adams, Regular Democratic ....... 9989-l19, 13S
Leaving Republican majority Of only s,ols
Now, the men who in 1879 supported
Butler, and those who supported Adams,
are thoroughly united, both on State and
national tickets. So we need not be at
all surprised if they overcome this major
ity of 1879 of 1913 and give the State
to Hancock.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-22

-"Hon. Charles J. Noyes and Hon.
E. B. Calender Left here on yesterdays
afternoon train for the North" says the
San and Press Of W ednesday, Why these
" visiting statesmen " left for the North
so suddenly is explained by the commo-
ton Gar6eld's Chinese bomb-shell has
created in Massachusetts,.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-22
Observation-Disclosures.

Hon " d Bloxham. Hon. George p Raney
nd oiber speakers will address the people OF
= akulia county as follows:
CrnwfordTille, Friday. October %.
- Masks. Saturday, October %.
Al Trends Of good government are invited to
--tend By ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-22

The latest returns from West Vir-
ginia show that the whole Democratic
State ticket has been elected by about
seventeen thousand majority. The re-
turns show > Democratic gain Of a,2s7
from thirty-seven counties, while fifteen
counties are not yet heard from. Gov
ernor Mathews majority in 1875 was
10 700 aN4@HRs 1si't 4 viS'Hi;''
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-22
ELECTION TICKETS !

We viii PRINT Election Tickets for so
cents per hundred. If ordered by mail,
.o<tage prepaid, 60 cents per hundred.
u u high time 70 send in orders
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-22

gBrMR. ]. Ii. BATES, Newspaper AdvertIsips
Agent Al Park Row (7ymeS Buildinp). Men
York, is authorized to contract for advertise.
ments in the FLoRID1AN at our best rates.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-22
!. o. o.

II Regular meetings of LEON LODGE M
are hsld every 1ssddy Aeening st theiF Lodge Room
attend. wv NciNTOGH 4. NC" n q y
W. n. McIxrosH, IN, r. s. ~ A. y.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-22

The Republicans have given it ont
that they intend 20 capture Florida in
1880 as they did in 1879. Shall they be
allowed to do soP
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-22

70 Regular meetings of AucIILA EEcAxp
MINT No. are held the 1nt and third 7zursdas =.
nlAls OF each month. at thsir Lodge Room e oirR
An Patriarchs In good standing invited to attend
WIN. McIxrosz Scribe y =.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-22
Tor repeaters!

- Bisbse il q worse man than Hicks,"
11OFsr declares; she is the most selfish
IN ever knew. He viii be defeated,
nsd ] an glad Of il" be adds, emphati-
Il IL.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-22

X SUBSCRIBERS viii observe the
gwen EhenssiEss accordingly. Amer a paper has
bssn oao.uD rwHcE. It viii most positively be dis
sszzt.sse n the amount Of Subscription e not ~
$500 e oao-
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-22

u. s. Senator Edmunds has been re-
elected by the Vermont Legislature.