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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-14

Editor Democrat.
@Noihayc returned from the
public speaking=Alr.#llohFboug
Of Grafton,=said 10 =bc=az United
States Marshal, addressed US in be.
half of Garfield. lEe deliberately
and eloqucntly cxpatiatcl over the
beauties and bcneiiconcc Of Rcpllb-
lean ,r@!!ee. he rEiute'l.in- glowing
eolors the heroic radical deeds. lie
would, if mortal could, l,avo coll
WINGED us that We, heretofore, had
been u misguided, bcwillercd flock
that VIC should unliositatingly rally
to tho 'bloody shirt" standard ;
help 10 crush that rcboliious spirit
which asserted that the white man
is intellectually a negro, or carpet
bagger's peer, and still clings to the
same belief on tho ground that II
man convinced against his will is
of tho samo opinion STILL" and
tlaros to provo him the same at the
ballot-box, in spite Of United States
Marshals, bnyonOts or court mar
tials. 1Te WIS listened to with re-
spcctful attention by all except L
p, whose nerves being somewhat
shattered by "illiOit poison" were
unable to stand the shock, and
prompted him to numerous retorts
and interruptions. lie could not
conceive how General Hancock, af'
ter crushing the rebellion ut Get
tYsburg, had sinncd in Louisiana
by restoring the civil power to lis
constitutional rights, and thereby
open the way for new frce-borns
and under tho tongue Of good re-
port, to ratify that memorable doc
ument signed by his and their fore
fathers, the Declaration Of Indie
pentlence. lie could not believe
TINT 10 "sllalIc hands over thu
bloody chasn," was n prcpostorons
if not Il criminal attempt NJ recon
cilintion. When the men who
fought for their respective convic'
tions had buried the hatchot, why
should strife be kept up by Shy
lock md his carlrL-hag agents;
Is the welfare Of llcurtlcss ard I'M
scrupulous Wall StrOct Of grsatcI
interest to the MISSES oFtlir people
than tIIoir owH, or tlat Of their POS
terity.
At The conclusion Of tho speech
Mr. A. NJ. Campbell, Of Roant
county, West Virginia, took the
stand, and amidst the roaring up
plauso of an aplreciatiyo. audience
skillulIy, and in Il most g"ntloman
ly manner, knocked the props
from undor the Garfield scatlold
1Eo amnihiInIetl any terminating
hope our Republican friends might
have entertained so f,r us Oil
county is concerned.
After this, amidst shouts and
cheers, Il Hancock and English
flag was raised in front of The TEN
pie Of justice,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-14
Tor Justice in Collins Settle.

For Justice in Collins Settle
ment District.
lr. Editor.
lYesuggest to tho voters Of Col
Inns Settlement District. for one Of
theil Justices the name Of Thomas
NJ. Anccll, Esq. lie is a clever
gentleman, aman Of considerable
attainmcnts, good Judgment, fair
and impartial, and would make =
MASY yorrRs.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-14

Andrew Johnson went swinging
around the circle, and was soon
retired to;privatc life,
Horace Greedy went swinging
around the circle aud was over
whclmingly defeated.
Garfield started this week to
swing around the circle and will
meet tho same fate of Greedy.
Alas! for Garfield. Too much
pavement; too much Credit No
biIicr; loo many votes for back
nay; loo much swinging around
lilo circle.--l'trkcrsburg ,Se@tinet.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-14

Dinah! hcar,lat slogan? II was
from Alabama, and she rolled up II
Democratic majority of 10000 in
llcr election which occurred this
week. Alabama is one Of the
States 10 which the GrCenbackers
looked with such hopeful Anticipa'
tinns. Now "fetch on another
hogs. Rome County +ilqHM.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-14
EROM U.ISItIYGToE.
WASHINGTON, August $

-,
!, , /" AsilLSsioS' A 'sfEa .
1'@.e0' psmOer"'
ES-fi !. 'onNso''' uss
noSo !'o''esy - !, !, !,
the ohlon ol sllo f.tilsts ~ t..l
no" says !" ao'tgs."s "si w.
cohaes,il's1 DsctE's9 w ~
!llro's. sle NV'', aits. ~ H..
'e .a, - ny w. we ,.ls
,lllleI., w. 4s@ss'
ile slloat9 ieos tsse s.9ssse VIZ W.
pt1. llls purpose M'ss ,I,. ~
liaG:tsoil9i1etsAt e#seeA.nti.s5@issss
0Gslte' =s.t.tst; ~, wv ecH"s1
a0hl'ts now was y psne.!s Wv
country liz sHout', NV i.aso ~;
anu III may M=tsl'aE ;o'ef' Wing
.oos! slie tE'PzM@s ho. III aeeot-
aahco WIN tsle ssElcE iocI o. pro-
pFlcty entertained " men liNo l"''
terson, co'l's%' tar'lelo' foI"eroy'
anu o'hcrs' l'uV IL WIS I'LL i'o''es'
trip
PRESIDENT Johnson olo ho' 20 70
consult with pohtlclans us 10 IN
GleGlIon 10 TIC ,, ff 9 Ae =
''ltl NOT conner WIN lone - h"'l"'e''
PfihcipAl Capl"liS's Oh '.'c co'"-
try In I'LL these Respects l'S Jour
ney dl'fcreu rom Ihot wll'c" uo"-
craI Garfield is now taxing l. an
not advocating mo erection o. "
monument 10 GS-rreSloeh' !ohh-
son. but SIMPLY Gaining attch'lon 70 ,
facts when ought 10 oo mlpreSSc''
upon every Vo9cfS ,''liu, o'',o'",
1arfelo' Hom!',a'cu " 'ne lNs'! " "
great moral lucas ".''' Vi e'V,'
service Felotfn' II P''t," our poi'
ltlcs OIL a pane oc"c"''' ''"' co"'
ucmheo IN 1910
At inc Elto conference u OIL "oi,"",
tlcans ut Now loEK' >. H. oSP"eF'
OF LOUISIANA sa'u; Do'' Waste
your powder, gent'omch' anu ~'''''
20" siloot' "aoht sl'oot 'oo low
ann hlsh enough u SnOo' i''1 ,
Name anu thcn lh'o 1iu'''n" anu !.
ONO. inns ln'su"sV lS II PF"c'''
cal ADMISSION rs ','"' '"e pOol'e-"l''
arc ioF llallc"eN-''''e ''"ScSS'"''
Of 'heSo o"atcS, III" VIII '"'0 Wv
democratic stleEct; anu WIG" I"e
"h"Vo states nave 8poNe'' IoF ''''
mocr@cy ana 'ne r's'' !" 'cp'c" u,
her anu oelopef' 'ncir cNA'''Plp VIII
DO potent l" No'el'lOcF.
~ last, al'eE tWet'I-llVc Sc''Fs
suspension, Tic Nay!tg "f s'o'les OIL
inc washington M''l''"'0''' i'"s
re'con'he''co.', 'ie , y, S'o''' nav
ing neen Htia OH 0htuEtHy "s''
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-14

w. W. prannon and AntlrOw
E,lmiston will address the Han
cock Club ut RnshyiIlc this tSatur'
day) evening,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-14
Tho Jackson lieeeption..

Inc next Governor ~ o. rl,.l " ess W.T.
glnla, lion. JACOB !. J' ! 49, a m'Js
with y royal fGcePtlG i,.t ~ st w., tSI L"iI
envy Of Music, lSst nlgsS, i ~, " fl n.ll
was packed % GIstol' nSav,;nJ h %''
y were ~! tllo seats oes! .'pi.a,,l y" !"
the J. standing room W.. was n'rSe', ,v ~
stiIo,sltlon. any I ~ , tt""G ,S"s
not less entliI!slasllo lll4n a., " Iss
large. From thG Mo ,1!; .ng 'I ~,
tlngulsllea sPesS Sg ~, b,s' ~ w ,n .I
porlly person upon snS - stI \. ' ny
uttered the llTst scnteligG .. nus ~.
dress 70 NE closg i,o eal ,,,'e r.orp Ts,
by vocliero"s cheering "eto 41e
quSnt. l., h., j M 10 : rof.
v heh mr. Ia Jaek Observation-Disclosures S'"0 ~
erenee 70 n? n WsJiraI nnnry.as
liners Of lls EalFmgnt ". SIpeeffTn 6,,tn ~
completely capture" ,etti, NV u l4 t1"S;
lie said; naye a noEI'll yFh ~ 1 sail
and n1thlhs 70 Ns,o' WI, o .,Sl
then repeat nov VII H. t' = Tani,.
want y u loa, SoOI. on S, Sis word
son son llGyef "v ..,.os s"T mo ~ wifi savinT
lie VINO charges u" y M wv So ~ ~,
that am 9prose ~ 70 . ..Io ito' i;as
selioo's anu !, VIZ 4, h.So oT,'o wa. fnco
NO tlat1 WIZ telt !uc ~ ~ IVY
that I say any vs. s% star . st. HE
now, nc Wn2 IiGLe'!.tVL ti'ro,+ s liz
ial3ci'9oa WI S Elm ~ ,.o t'.E ~.
IN hls leaEs il nv aoF Sss,,Sei s sI Il,
ma!leloustS. ~ sott s,.st,,S $3.50 i :
and the Tree s s;.es sys.saitt T.
part OF our i9ia.S NJ Sv aarats NJ,
winch was 9(auc ~ tse1li S,;a INV, INV,
a.soptett W pcmocre g . "lG ny : t iasso
always been N iaSoE ~, 81 s ~ u :.
schools ana gwen t'letli 4i's iiVAtSs
SUPPORT =, ~. ,,,;a,,.
I1ls VIII pEooaply '"s III lu1ss ~
on tho shy ialsc!.GaU e iS.et y ~ ~
above. AZ te9Sl' 1t..5 l III! y H. H.
sumo that no lsaa,ca1 .1 WHY VEL, Mss
less than three AinaTeu pou.aas
will repeat IL III MI 'aeAso't Ass,
cnee, !. 49,
Mr.. Jackson lnrtlGf i sala - ! :. A? y,
or said hntea l!e2nEllea,,s ~ ~ t,, y;
uIV1UtiIlG. .DUt 1 Nll tlGltuullGC t|IGlI
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-14
ILl'. Hall
Editor Democrat.

Editor Democrat.
We were glad to SEQ in your last
issue tho announcement of Mr.. J.
S. Hall for County Surveyor. Few
men in Tie county arc as we'll fitted
for tho position as no. His nQmi-
nation ut the Primary will.meet the
appreciation of many Republicans,
rs vol us Democrats,
M4Sy yoTEns.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-14

John i. Kenna was rcnonina-
led for for Congress, at linton,
last Wednesday. lIo was nomina-
ted by reclamation, all the other
candidates Withdrawing, and one
Of them, Eustace Gibson, placing
Kcnna in nomination.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-14

III Ohio county Democracy
sonl to their brethren throughout
the State, greeting; aadZplcllgct to
Jackson and Hancock tho largest
majority ever yet given a Demo:
cratic Rheeliag Register.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-14
John Hutchinson,

It may be proper for us to eN-
plain WHO John Hutchinson is, for,
us much us we regret TO say ii,
truth conipcls tie statement that
there are more people who don't
know who no is than there are
who do. Well, now, listen: John
l1utchinsonis a young lawyer Of
Parkcrsburg who, not being as
smart rs DR.. Logan, the two Camp.
bells, Hagans, Hans. Criswell and
other gentlemen who declined the
Republican nomination for Con-
grcss in this District, allowed him
self 10 to DO billed to play the role
of The sacrilicial lamb in tho roar
ing farce entitled Stunning for
Congress on the Republican Ticket
in the First Congressional District
Of West Virginia Tho reader
has, by this time, doubtless caught
a glimnering idea of who John
Hutchinson is. Now, what We
started ont 10 say is: John Hutch
inson was in the city, Yesterday.
hoping 10 see \ rumpus in the Dem
ocratie camp. lie had read tho IN
tel9igencer that there would boa row
and that disgraccful proceedings
would be enacted, and, poor, simple
soul, lie believed what tic "organ''
said. Ite will get his political eye
teeth cut after ho rims for Office q
few times, and tllen he will not be
gulliblo as to believe moro than the
half he sees in print-in.thc latelli-
geater.
John is sad; lie inourns over
Democratic harmony, unity and
certain success. Nefeel one slight
pang of sorrow orJolln-but it is
very slight phesliag Register.
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Consas Notes

City, by tho late cen
us,,hasa opulation=of=l, $50 G9.
ZPhiladelpl ranks=next with
S47,54S.Z 1919 :==.=z.:z==
Brooklyn gives population o.
$4,000.
cl,icago's population for 1880 is
475,oOo. $500
Boston comes in with $4,000.
Baltimore has 4 population o.
$4,000.
Cincinnati for 1880 reports pep
ulatien Of $4,000.
Cleveland, for a second class city
makes the largest gains. In 1916
it had $4,000, and i'll 1880 itrcturn'
10000.
Louisville gives q population o
$4,000.
Providence foots up 100000.
st. Louis, which is not complete
will give $4,000, and takes tht
fifth place. ....
pittshurg will give somcthin:
over 10000.
Allegheny City has Il population
10000.
Icaeling.does we'll, and foots "
$4,000.
Harrisburg has u population o
over 100000.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-14

Judge John Blair lloge was
nominated for Congress, OIL the
eight ballot, ut the Fairmont Con-
vcntion lastiweek, The body is
represented to have been large
and enthusiastic.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-14

~ Kentucky rolled up its usual
Democratic majority last week.
blackburn was reelected Cover
nor.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-14

Tnn Democratic State Executive
Committee will meet in Parkers-
burg on the 18th inst, 10 organize
and map out tho campaign. AZ full
attendance is expected.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-14
Dc71S0crt1iic .RGlIv.I

There will DO y meeting Of the
Democrats Of Sand Fork at Collins
School House Saturday, the 2lst.
Good speakers will be present, and
we Hope the Democrats will turn
out in force.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-08-14
Rebstc,. Ne,u..s.

4.ADDIsQN, Aug. s.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-11-02

TIE Republicans in their q grand rally, I" held
hers Saturday, found il Lard to collect their
frrz Several parades Of the bras band finally
Rcceeded in gathering about half Of the col
orsd people from the streets to the speakers
sand. bat II any time during the speaking there
were ~ many colored voters on the streets and
GrUund the fsh markets ~ around the speakers.
Es g o. ssar CcoOvefs sneech. but, judge
IA i6mer efforts, that IL was about like the
boy's the calf run over. Witherspoon's har-
znE1e was moderate" O yea, % modra1s that
hH appeals to the preiudices and passions Of his
nee rsised yell among them that would have
done honor 10 pandemonium, and while IL might
have gained few colored votes, il lost to his
uarry al the white Republican voters that heard
Il when Witherspoon said the black man will
70 70 the polls Tuesday solid against Democ-
r.cT." Northern Republican remarked and
ne whites should 60 solidly against negro su-
urennry IN Florida" Judge Knights speech was
a ~. esOzi 70 convince the negroes that victory
rs cstAin for them on Tuesday; but Of course
fhsf was for effect, e he aid later in the day,
priEEiely. q BloxhAm's majority win be fully
a000"
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Election supervisors for Leon
Comfy.

Comfy.
In accordance with the order Of Judge Woods
The United States Circuit Court was opened at
Jacksonville on Monday the 2Sth inst by Judge
settle, for the purpose of appointing supervisors
q election The following supervisors were ap-
psinfed for Leon county:
FIsi Dis'nct-M A Trapp, B. F. Walker
Second Distict-A- R Combs, o. B. Arm
s;rung
Third District s. NJ Gardiner, h E Car
nine
Fourth District James jackson, J. H. Per-
kins n
FIfh District-- Morehead, Robert Elem
ing
SIKH District-John Ramsey, W. W. Turner.
Seventh Disuict-W. T. Webster, T. ]. Rob
era
Eighth District-A- IL Davaughn, ]. D. Pep
PER
Ninth District-George London, Wilson Pope
Tenth District-Elias Henderson, s. ]. Flem-
ing
Eleventh William h Ford, John H.
Humphrey
TEelfh Dstrict-LeRoy D. Ball, C. C.
PeArce
Thrtsenih Disrict-R. S. Cox, Jno A. Hen
aGson-
F07reenfh Distict-Louis Wise, W. q. Ward
Fifteenth District-Tsylor Williams, 8. p
Cbairez
6ixteeuth District-Samuel Ross, Ben Ferrell
Seventeenth District-Jack Russell, Jackson
Moody
Eighteenfh District---,W 81. Allen
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-11-02

InmsA - sh9s spps.n 10 b misappss-
huAn sg.sdisg - szs.t q NJ psoelsnasioa
ouso.ni.g O. nls q nqaor. I win siaas thas
~ pr01lAns6oa doe nj was intended 10 pro-
m - ~ - i.isxinlias Hqssn hom IL
hom Of oss o'eaoek q De morning d Tuesday,
FOEsnber ID. until IL hour Of one o'clock On
ne morning Of Wednesday, November ID. IN
eluaTs Any violasioa Il ths proclamation win
be p.mizbed 10 ths fullest extent Of The kw.
HMu BxxHzuzuR, Mayor.
TALLAKAs1z November /, 1e6A
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-11-02

Those who attended the wedding Thursday
night Of DR.. GirTard Hamilton and Miss Alice
Kempr pronounce IL among the most brilliant
E4.irs that has graced Tallahassee since the days
Of Prince Murat, when the French nobility lent
heir presence and dazed our social horizon with
ne splendr Of their fese&
A bride was never more beautiful. Hand
sonely &rsyed in q gorgeous brocade pink satin,
eour train. trimmed IN real lace, orange blossoms
and lilies Of the valley; her head encircled BY .
lovely wreath Of the same flowers trailing to the
waist with the usual white veil, emblem of purity,
flowing gracefully ever her head and shoulders
and extending 70 the floor, she appeared more q
Fairy Queen from the Elysian fields than mate
riAl being Of mortal earth. The courtIy bearing
Of The gallant groom would have graced the
cour Of q royal Bourbon when France was ct
her zenith
Brilliant lights Illuminated the richly furnished
pHrlorS, corridors and dining hall, whose walls
lie hOwery kingdom had paid heavy tribute to
decorate. A thousand of Floridas sweetest buds
lni their fragrance to enliven the assembled
1szk Dc Ia ereme The field, the forest, the
Aka and the sea, from the tropic zone TO the
frozen north, were taxed to furnish the festal
board that groaned beneath the burden Of deli
oou Ti1nds, and offered feast. rivaling in ele-
gEnce, variety and taste, the royal FA9 Of an
Oriental Prince.
The fOuf elasmbk was splendid, grand, superb,
nAgnihceni in the superiative degree and the
happy throng tzrried into the wee smA' hours"
Gjoying the bsunteous feast, enhaling the rich
perfumes and Iuxuriating In the surrounding
subliniiy. In wslcoming his guests, no host was
ever more attentive OF more saccessfal than AT.
J. C. Kenper
The following il . list Of the brides presents:
Silver cologne stand, Mr. and Mn g. ".
AnAnA Greensboro, Indiana.
Silver jeW~lry essket, g. B. Co10ver.
Silver berry dezh, 4n. Il ID. Pspy.
Silver pickle cssior. Ina 9. Carpenter.
e.lT9 mng. Richard Caxpeaisr.
silver cake haMkzk, " L AAmn4
Silver cake haakDt, Ira WA Shaw and LIZA
Robert Villas, Mafiooa, Ininois.
saEz card rsssssr. N. aud Mn 4 2 Ger
Silver piekIe fork and sasaF spoon. III @ J.
Garwood
slEr mustard and salt spsona, Nm. r Cohen
pair silver napkin ring. 0eor9e Dagis.
pair silver napkin ring, Miss Mamie Calls
slEg bullsT knils. LIZ Alsx- qalliA
Silver powder box, Joe Donaidson--
kronse clock, ME. and INA e. W Clark
Csc Of peEfmay, A 4 PhilipA
Gold wnich non Mr and Mn. KHnpex
hoinf lAcs ncAr1, Ira q b OonOvsR, BRISTOL
h@nyfzaniA-
pair vasA, o. n HeAA-
Nhiis saGi1 IN. Mr. sd MR QAPlnin Oyka
p.k wz1cA Becdv9A Hin DsllA 6lzTx1
Pink earlsu In, - GsossiA OIismoA b
Aegastine, IA
! pair vsses, M. "a Ma. A y DpllIeg.
white eatia 60, liz Bll2 GeDNlnnnn.
pAk vnn4 Mlm Lna Dam1lly.
Ioaet -, Uim Kazze KmpeE.
pair vaseA, LIN HMB.
n-1n wntch pockek, 1l8 BYthoWoo4.
Va -, MH La
Oh1f ndg, Ei8 CAneFun.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-11-02
ANN OUNOEMENTs


Fer Superintendent Of Public Schools.
~ EDITOR FkoRxDKAx: Pleass announce HENRY n.
FELKKL . candidate for Superintendent Of Schools
for this county a the election In Novsmbex next
~ Nh KnCFbR: The many friends Of Mn kNDHRW
r. BERRY announce him a. candidate for the once II
Superintendent Of Public Schools for Leon county His
many yeas experience . teacher specially quality hin
for the plAee. anA II slsssed, p1OFa0 nsv endensy
count upon hs performing tie duties Of the once faith
fully and satisfactorily.
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For County Clerk.

~ The many friends Of COUNCIL A BKYAN rec
ommend him a y candidate for reapointzsens to the
once Of County Clerk, which he has heretofore en-
GENTLY filed
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-11-02

sasums ever inoWn u 4 ziuam p6afliR Tn
wAal insslllgs4t man 60 ssexpsclsa ssvuas o.
d. osaoFa ted1y wisA - dlRspa,ahls
iollowingf 8
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-11-02
Appointment of inspectors.

A 7 MEETING OF the board OF county Com
IA missioners for Leon county, held At the court
house in Tallahassee, on Monday, October q, 1Sd0
the following electors were appointed Inspector
of the election to be held On Tnesday, November
said county, viz:
usPnuToms on HLHCfToH.
District No 1-R. b. Bah, W. I. Bannerman. H.
District No 81 H Rsinss, C. p. Davis, John H
District No. s-H. I. Helkel J. r. Crump, Gen.
District No Al A. Smith, b +. Hart, J. d. Ar
. District No. Sc c. Smith, W. D. Tubervi1s,
District No. &C. a. Chaires. John Chairss, Levin
Sims
District No. 7-Jno. A. Craig. 7. J. Roberts. G.
District No s-wm H Bradford, R. E. Lester,
Elijah Hindon-
District No. I'D. W. Harris, J. B. DOnalson,
District No. lot F. Moore, Fred. W. Isler, Elias
Henderson.
District No. 1l-samuel Humphnes, George w.
johnson, Denis w. Roxier.
Handy
Robert Con, Or.
District No. AT. 7. Maxwell, Geo. A. COON,
Disssiet No l6-J.J ChAires, J. n Earnest, Henry
Long. i4 @ sz
ODbrict Nc. 10. W. AAlBOOO, -. E. 4AC6isy,
Noah Hawkins.
District No. 17-Thomas ]. Geddie, Jos. L. Bryan,
Frank Aiken.
District No. 1s-James Harvey, Wright Saunders.
Frank DeCostA
J.. !! =
I JUNIUS l. TAYLOR,
M JOHN N. MAGE,
900 JOHN NCDOUGALL,
VIZ. r WILSON,
County Commissioners.
Attest: COUNCIL A. HKTAx, Clerk
October l66O-204w
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-11-02
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS

Al Philips for Fall Plsntingl Call at the Sign
Of City Drug Store-Garden Seed Depot LIT
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-11-02

~ The friends Of B. FRANK WALKER, cf IamoAia,
announce him candidate for Tax Assessor for Leon
county, the election 70 be hold tie second day Of
November next. Mr. WALKER IL Of eW substantial,
hard-workng farmers. he il thoroughly practical and
win make Q afst-elass oGleer. No man stands higher
among his neighbOn or has warmer fdenAs
AMoNIA.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-11-02
Rar Jndra II Probate.

" MAyoR ROBERT 0AIHLK In announced e Q
candidate for the once Of Judge Of Pobate Of Leon
county. bis dues Secretary Of the County aAd State
Kxeeutivs Committees require, for the public goo4 hin
time and presence IN his Once and preclude his personal
canvass Of the county he therefore lesves his cnascy
with confidence, IN the hands Of tie Leon Democracy
~ The ffiezds Of Il Il HOPKINS announce him a.
. candidate for the once of Judge Of Probate for Leon
county. This oce being which, in their opinion,
requires practical experience In law matters they feel con-
ndent that his several yean practice ct the bar win
BILE him TO give satisfaction to an
~ The many friends Of JONATHAN W. BRTTTON
ounce his name OF Leon county for the
once Of Judge OF Probate being confident Of his ability
to make q hrst-rate ofacer.
az Me- EDrfoR: Please announce ED n. WEST,
ESQ., candidate for the once Of Judge Of Probate Of
Leon county His many years experience in the courts,
pefect familiarity with the routine Of the Recorders once
specially qualities him for the place. and elected the
people may confidently count upon his being always in
his once 70 discharge its duties MANY CIrIzzxA-
~ Mr. EDrroa: The many friends and acquaintances
Of Mr. W. p BYRD Of the late DR. r. A. Byrd Of this
county, in announcing him candidate for the once OF
Judge Of Probate for Leon county beg leave to state 70
public thorough and hard study ct AZ
our best law schools, together with good practical
knowledge Of buslness gsnesaly qualify him for The
once, and that II elected Mr Byrd w by his strict In
tegrity and close attention to al ocal business, merit
the confidence repOsed BY thus Recommending him to
Governor BlOxham for appointment
~NR. EDrroR: TIE frieads Of BENZ CHAIRES,
3d. him candidate for Judge Of Probate Of
Leon county, at the election for County Ocers in No
vember They do this confident that he il the choice Of
the people duties Of the once win be faithfully and
satisfactorily discharged
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