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Tho Chris,iancy Divorce su,t.

WAsHIYoToS, October ! To-Day wa
the last upon which Minister Isaac T.
Chris,lancv could have flied an answer
to his wlfe's rrosg-hiii Tor divorce lie did
not do SO, snd Mr-. Christiancy, through
her counsel will move for pro c0nfcs'0
1t is understood the answer ~ pre-
is at his lawyers, uut il ~ r,nN' a,..s',a
that the later will refuse Ia file II.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-06
STRIKE OF moULDERS
Six Hundred Iron Workers Thrown Out
of Employment.

ALBANY, n. Y, October Six hum
dred hands in the stove works OF Rath-
bone, Lord & Co, have been thrown out
OF work by strike OF two hundred and
thirtv.seven moulders. 1t appears the
President OF the moulders' Union is
foreman in the works. He was fined
s. 90 for violation OF the rules OF the
Union, which he refused to pay. The
Union then demanded his discharge
which the firm refused to de.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-06
coNNECTICUP TOWN ELECTIONS
The Democrats Make Gains, so the Result
Has No Political Significance.

a
Has No Political significance.
New HAVEN, October 5.-Ot the li2
towns heard from 15 were carried 10y
the Republicans and 50 by the Demo
Gratis. Twelve were evenly divided.
There are but few changes from last
year. The Democrats claim a gain IN
the aggregate. Local issues predomlna-
ted in most of the towns, and the result
has but little political significance. New
Haven and Bridgeport held no election.
In Stamford, Vim. Standard, a Republic
can, was arrested for buying votes and
held to court in the sum OF Sl,2OO.
HARTFORD, OCTOBER 5.-The CCwaat
has returns from 100 towns, all but
five of those which held elections Mot
day. The Constitutional Amendment
is adopted by about 1000 majority
Eighty-nine towns are Repubiican'
fifty-si1 Democratic, and fifteen divided.
OF the missing towns four were Kepub-
hcan in 1876. The result in 1876, was
eighty.fve Democratic. sixty.nlne Re-
publican and eleven divided.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-06
INPALED IN A WE'LL.
Terrible Accident at Buffalo. New Yo'

Terrible Accident at Buffalo. New York.
BvFFALo, October S.-Whlle Max
Walter was going down into a well to
clean it his foot slipped, and he fell to
the bottom and Was impaled by a large
stick. which went completely through
his body, coming out at his back. The
injured man got out without assistance,
and was removed to the hospital, " here
he was alive at last accounts. Walter,
abou, five wears ago, fell into the water
works tunnel, a distance OF sixty feet;
breaking his left leg in two places and
severely iniuring his head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-06

'.N,. tNL,., October 5.-Gesterlay
IT. 'a'n: john Doolit,le fatally shot z.
a. ''.'.U- u section foreman Il the
tu..'rr s'a South PARK X. Il, caused
.E IEWre, about an oil shanty which
.-.t s--.In mln mad been .lreping in.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-06

I'e k;ss'gn COIrt invited DIR. Aver
M. mn '.'' id'aily 10 the ArchduSe's we'd
80 -. IN ,He Royal Pai&ce. This dislinc-
,'yL "'' awarded him not only because
~. ~ "a9 ad American. but also because
J'' A'ae a physician had become
.1'oI''y Snown in Russia on its pass
II II : '"und tue worid.-PtIs6Io (Col.) Pso-
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A TRAMP'S DEED.
He Ravishes the Woman who Gave Him
Food

ne haVlsnes the Woman who Gave Him
Food.
SEDALIA, Mo-. October 5.-The Demo.
crat has special saying that Mrs. A. q.
Byler, wife of lawyer, living a mile
from California, Mo-, was brutally
ravished this morning by a
negro tramp, who went to her
house TO beg something to eat. While
she was handing him some victuals he
knocked her senseless, accomplished his
design and fled. The country is being
secured by the citizens, and il the brute
is caught he will be lynched. Mrs. By
Ter Is in a critical condition.
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Destructive Fire.

WATERBURY, CoSS October 5.-Two
Of the largest building, comprising
Holmes, Booth & Haydens' works, con-
tsing many costly mschines and tools
were burned this evening. The loss II
estimated at 500, 900; wen insured.
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,rhn Mis,inL Shin Jeannetto.

SAN FRAxclsco, October 5.-The wha''
ing bark HidizD arrived from the Arctic,
last night, with No news oi the Jean
nette or the missing whaIcrs who sa"
the relief cutter Corwln, August 2bih,
off Point Brirncr, steering southwest.
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gedcS,r,ans o8f,r Fnelsnd.

NV (orr, October 5-Dobler and
:, !. '...t oi Chicago, started to-day Tor
:, ..'' an 70 take part in the contest for
,'.. 80" .N,'.-y belt. O'Leary and Davis are
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Confidential
W.sHISGToS, ID. c., Sept. 30, L

CONFIDENTIAL.
WAsHINGTOS, ID. c., Sept. 30, 1880.
DEAR Sur: The letter OF General Han
cock in regard 10 the payment OF claims
leaves no doubt in the minds OF those
who know him that he will sternly carry
out his views a. therein announced, and
that he will promptly veto" any and
all acts looking to such compensation as
NAV hereafter be asked for loss incurred
To CitlLtnS OI ttic ctdttS IN Ine reDeliiSi.
by the army of the United States, and
also that he will urge upon Congress the
repeql Of any and all laws now IN force
making it possible for claimants to pro-
cure pay as loyal citizens. From
many of the Southern States, and by
great many prominent Democratic menu
hers of Congress from the South, have
come expressions coinciding with and
fully agreeing 10 the views expressed by
General Hancock.
Garfield's Position.
The position occupied by General
Garfield upon the subject cf the pay
ment of claims is, and has been, much
more favorable to claimants than that
assumed by General Hancock in his
letter. You are cited TO the fact that
General Garfield was Chairman OF the
| Committee on Appropriations when the
present Vice President, Hon. VIM. A.
| Wheeler, reported and had placed upon
/ the Army Appropriation Bill the Act
/ of 4th July" under which you and
/ yOur clients have received large awards,
/ and that this measure received the
| Ardent Support of General Garfield
\ in a speech upon tue subject. Also,
| that General Garfield strongly urged the
| extension of the time OF the Southern
/ Claims Commission upon both occa-
| sions when said extension was made.
/ II il isextremely doubtful il the last ex-
tension OF such time would have been
made nj all, had 1t not been for the
| strong appeal made to the House by
/ him. AS you will see by referring 10 the
| records when the bill came up for con-
i s;deratiOn. Southern claimants. under
| rhc operation of the law creating the
| Commission, as You are aware, were
| paid nearly S5,OOO,OOO.
Who the Claim Agents Favor.
/ II il considered, in the opinion OF the
host pOstcd and thoroughly conversant
attorneys here in Washington, that the
interests of both claimants and attor-
news will b. better promoted by the
election Of Garfield than that oil Han
cock. and thus continue the Republican
party i'm power, as the Republicans have
| ever been more favorable to the pay
men, ui all classes o. claims than the
| Democrats. Witness, as an example,
the conduct OF the War Claims Com
mitter, E,aeg, of Wisconsin, chairman
n, the Last SIS ion Of Congress. To &C.
compsish this, many OF the attorneys
/ here
Have Contributed Literally, -
! and they now ass you To AID them all
! in vour power Any contribution that
y,n NAV see Ii TO make can We forward
ed to your local correspondent here,
with instructions as to its disposition,
ar sent TO lIOL. Edward Mcpherson,
Secretary Republican Congresslona,
Committee. Please be prompt, and
make vour response "a literally a. YOU
ro~sihlv can, for the demand Is urgent,
and the interest to be conserved Is very
great.
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l'aiIeltO Agree.

NLw YoEg, Octohrr j-The Tamma-
nv and Irving ll,ll Conference tonight
failed 10 agree which wing OF the Drmo'-
racy should nominate the Candidate fer
Mayor.
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GARFIELD RESPONSIBLE

For the Payment OF Five Million Dollars
OF Southern Claims-An Important Con-
fldent,al Circular TO Claim Agents aud
Attorneys.
WASHINGTON, October 5.-The follow
ing isa copy OF circular which ex-
plains itself. Ii was forwarded here by
New York claim agent, who, under
date OF October >, says: "lnclosed !
send YOU q copy OF circular received
by mail Yesterday"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-06

ton by Jones to Weaver is admitted.
The only thing in dispute is how much
Jones kept for himself or gave to others
besides Weaver.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
HOME AND TeleeRAPHIc REPORTS.
Money Easy at 2 to 3 per Cent-Govern.
ments Steady-flour Firm
Wheat Active and Low
er-Hogs Quiet
AhCE.

FIHAHCE
New York.
NYw YORK, October 5.-MoSEv-
Easy at 2@3 per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper 4.@5i per cent Sterling ex-
change. bankers bills steady at +S0i; de-
mand Asst. Produce exports for the
week SS,2iS,0O0.
sILvrR-At London So 3.l6 pence; bar
silver here rs; subsidiary silver coin
ga Glper cent. discount.
GovERSNENrs-Quiet and generally
steady.
L. :, coupons
New fiNt~....... .......-...... W.
New fourant one halls loe,
New lv,Nt
PaHdc SKIES of a.
RAILROAD BoSps-Generally strong
and higher.
SrAr1 BoHps-Dull and nominal.
SroCKs-rhe market opened strong
and in the early dealings buoyant tone
prevailed. There was q very steady
tuying movement during the morning
and IN the first part OF the afternoon.
which resulted IN an advance Of ! To J
per cent in the genera, list. with the
movement. In the late dealings the
sale 10 rcall2" profits caused reaction Of
!, 10 per cent. Louisville and Nash
VILE rose ) per cent, but closed At \ ~.
action oi per c,n,.
The transactions on the Stock Ex-
change aggregated 5000 shares. of
which $40 were Chica.'. Burlington
and Qiincy, 5000 Delaware, Iacka.
wanna and Western, 700 Erie. $4,000
Hannibal and St. Joseph. 5000 Iron
Mountain. $500 Kansas ani Texas.
II 0O) Lake Shore, 500 Michigan Cen
trai. 1900 Nurth~csiern, 5000 New
Jersey Central, 500 Onin and Missis.
sippi. 1000 pac iic Mail. leo Read
ing. 10000 - Paul. > 300 -. Paul and
Onata, 100 Union Pacific, 1900
Wabash Pacific. 1000 Western Union,
and } 2OO Louisville aud Nashville.
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US, and thus allow US a fair chance in
the race of progress, We will repair our
own fortunes with our own hands.
a.. W. JEWELL,
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CIycryaATI, October ). Hozs =
Quiet: commen g 90a4 80: light a G0
IA 30; packing 81 GJS4 aj; butchers
S. OOa5 10. Receipts, 1900 head;
shipments 2Si head.
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Thrown by Ex-Se:retary Lum Upon Gen.
Weaver's Transactions with the Repub-
lican Managers.
WAsHISGToN, October 5.-Mr. Lum,
who, until few days ago, was Secre-
tary OF the National Greenback Com.
mi,tee. with headquarters in this city,
has written the following letter:
WASHINGTON. October 4. 1850.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-09-28

OnThursday night, about / / o'clock, as Messrs.
Arthur and David Chaires and DR.. Fritz Wespy
were driving out into the country TO recapture
an escaped convict, they followed the old road
that crosses Bradford's slough, about three miles
from the city, instead of taking new one that
leads around 10 where the slough is not so deep,
suddenly and Unexpectedly they plunged into a
strong current of swimming water. DR. Wespy
could not swim a lick, bat the buggy fioated,
and he and David Chaires held on TO it while
the gallant young Arthur, who is an excellent
swimmer, dashed himself into the angry current
amid Egyptian darkness, unfastened the horse,
led him out and returned for the buggy with his
comrades, soon landing them safely on terra rraa.
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Personal.

Mr.. ]. d. HOLSTER returned Friday from his
summer visit to North Carolina
Mr. N. c. Petit of Waldo was in the city
last week representing a large New York gro
Gerry house.
Judge J. ID. Westcott, Jr, returned last
week from his visit to the White Sulphur
Springs, Virginia, looking as fresh - . rosebud
but still q bachelor.
We are glad to learn that Master Johnnie
Duyal OF this city has been appointed Telegraph
Operator at Welborn. Johnnie is honest sober
and attentive 70 business and we are pasnsed 10
zee him rising ln his chosen profession. he len
Friday to assume charge Of his ONCE.
Senator Conover arrived Sunday morning
from his electioneering tour through the southern
norton Of The State We learn that he says, he
net large audiences bat As h not enthusiastic
never ia or course not no one would think
him ample enough to feel enthusiastic over ne
present outlook.
We have had the pleasure Of meeting Col.
Frank A. Bartlett, Of New Orleans who. win
h,s Wiz. Il on visit 70 tins city end win semain
! fsw dsys. In the long ago master Frank Naa
! h,ishesome sTallahassee boy" His fAiheF. ne
"a. Co.. Fnir Bsrslstt, publlshsd : ~ 6isss
-. IN 1ssopll, and Il vas In his cflcs TIL ths
1i;to~ AZ the FLDRDEAn set biz Arst gps = Tai
lahsnes Frask waa thsa . younepeeF "a -
n. A. knowiedee AZ the axt q AZ
IL srls II h iAshsrs ol1es = aboaf 49, -
Ii viuis ID - 90 boens affsr = - = sss
i.arssr Il ! eaEhz zsssk - 4 sus.rg 8
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Miss Sue Archer has secured the Office build
ing on the corner of Mr.. James d. Wade's lot
and will open at an early day, Private School
for small children. Miss Archer is well educated
and thoroughly accomplished, and parents can
unhesitatingly entrust their children TO her care
Terms 81 per month. For further particulars
apply TO Miss Sue Archer.
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A Mule spofIs a Trade.

A meek-eyed, innocent green-horn came TO
town last week and wanted to trade one C our
liverytstable men an excellent young mule for
a gentle family horse" "Well, bring mp your
mule and let me see him." said the livery Ian
The mule, which was quite fine lookir0. was
brought but before trade could be completed
the mule had fit, and all the hands around the
stable could not hold him until he fell broadsde.
OF course the green-hOrR had never seen him act
Thus before
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the new gates on the wrong side Win ahm, two
hundred and forty pounds of Avoirdupois,"
and instead Of opening the latch which he
thought was there, he carried away the gate in
his resistless career and came back with broken
hinge In his hand This il ominous Of the man.
ner in which the solid South win strike and
shatter the hinges of the Radical party in No
veTnhef
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An interesting protracted meeting has been in
progress at the NJ. E. Church South, this city,
since Wednesday evening last, under the direc-
ton of Presiding Elder Fulwood, who has been
assisted by Rev. Mr. Frazee, of Madison, and the
regular Pastor, DR. Blake. The services will be
continued. Rev. Mr.. Pasco, of Monticello, is
expected to be present
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school Notice.
TALLAHASSEE, September

TALLAHASSEE, September %, 1880
Notice is hereby given that the Primary School
in this place, conducted during the last term by
Mrs Whitner and Miss Baker, will not be opened
before the first Monday in November
H. n. FELKEL,
1t superintendent Schools Leon Co
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


" Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce MR. SAMUEL 8.
WHITLEY . candidate for TaxCollector for wakulla
county the election In November Mr. Whitley is thor
oughy competent for the position and II the people Of
WakuIla believe they WILL recommend him for ap
pointment he viii scharge the duties of the ONCE with
credit to himself and satisfaction to the public.
MANY VoTERa
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Mr.. W. r slusser, Of the City Hotel, has pre-
sented US with as fine bunch of bananas as we
nave ever seen. They are monsters in size, and
indicate clearly the fertility of soil as well as
the well known enterprise of Mr.. g., who has on
his premises several hundred punches eouallv "a
fine
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For Tax Assessor.

az The friends Of B. FRANK WALKER, of Iamonia,
ounce him candidate for Tax Assessor for Leon
county at the election be held the second day Of
November next. Mr. Walker is Of substantial,
hard working farmers He is thoroughly practical and
will make hrstclass officer No stands higher
among his neighbors or has warmer friends.
IANONIA
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-09-28

A few hundred plants for sale, each of Mon
arch of the West" Capt JACK" Cumberland
Triumph" and Crescent Seeding" On the farm
OF III JAMES B. GAMBLE
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3 paper Of great influence and wide circulation
and the presence Of Colonel Bartlett WIN afEord
persons here who desire to subscribe lbr first-
class New Orleans journal the opportunity 10
do So
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Meeting at white Church.

There was fine meeting at White Church on
Saturday last The Hancock and Bloxham Club
of the 10Th Precinct had invited a number of
speakers, and goodly crowd were present to
hear the issues of the campaign discussed.
Messrs w. P. Byrd, John s. Beard, E. NJ.
Hopkins, David s. Walker. Jr., n W. Epps, ].
NJ Fennel. Judge D. W. Gwynn, Cesar Reese
and Richard Garland, (the last two colored) ad-
DRESSED the meeting in the order named.
II time and space permitted We would like it
give some extended account of the speeches,
which were all good, and all had one great ex-
cellence in common-that of brevity-and all
seemed to be greatly enjoyed by the audience.
Many ladies were present, and the Tallahassee
delegation was very Hospitality entertained by
them with q nice lunch.
The club is fiourishing has about 30 members
and under the leadership of its President, Mr. b.
F. Page, is dong good work for Hancock and
Bloxham.
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He Was worthy pastor,
Who saw with grief and care
His congregation 90 to sleep,
Or-which was worse-elsewhere,
He Pondered long and deeply,
That wise and pious man,
And at last hit on simple
And most efectual plan.
Next Sunday, OF his sermon
The text when he had said,
He slid adown the pulpit stairs
And stood upon his head.
By thousands fiocked the people
That preacher great TO hear,
And the trustees raised his salary
To seven thousand year.
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser.
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TALLAHASSEE. FLA, September %, 1890
Bales
striped week ending September 18th ~ .265
shipped previously. ...................3 1888
Total shipments to date. ........... COS
Price Low middling, 9sEc.
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ScULL SHOALS, GA, Greene Co., Aug. 3, 1875
Mr. w. H. BARRETT:
DEAR SIR have sold DIR. elders PILLS
for the past two years, and find that all in this
neighborhood approve of them. The physicians
have recommended them, and the people will
have none other. They are better LIVER PILLS
than any have any knowledge Of
Yours respectfully,
Sept slim HENRY Moore
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The Tallahassee Relief Society win meet at
the residence of Mrs. Poole at 5 O'Clock ON Thurs-
day evening.
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For County Clerk.

ommend him as q candidate for re-apointment to the
office Of County Gle rk which he has heretofore eff
GENTLY filed
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eG The friends and earnest supporters Of Mr. A NJ.
FENNELL, OF Miccoeuke, hereby announce him q can
date for the ONCE of Tax Assessor for Leon county and
In doing take pleasure in assuring the people that
an ofcer he viii be found honest efficient and prompt
II strict integrity vim and energy publications or
faithful and eectua efforts in favor Of Democracy in the
past entitle him support Of his people, may
fdently look forward to Mr.. Fennell's election.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS
A Narrow Escape.

At Philips for Fall Planting! Call at the Sign
of City Drug Store-Garden Seed Depot l-tf
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EH- Mr. EDITOR: Please announce ED. NJ WEST,
ESQ., candidate for the Office of Judge Of Probate Of
Leon county His many experience in the courts,
pefect familiarity with the routine OF the Recorders Office
specially qualities him for the place and elected the
people may confidently count upon his being always in
his Office to discharge its duties. MANY CITIZENS
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-09-28

eE Nh EDrroR: We take pleasure IN announcing for
the once Of Tax Assessor for Leon county Of
faithful tried and men, fully capable Of dischargng
the duties Of the ONCE and elected he viii
give satisfaction That old soldier and patriot is GEO
A. GROOM MANY VOTERS.
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Win buy Florida Wagon, same a. the c..h
51-u B. W. BERRY.
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For Judge Of Probate.

EE- MAJOR ROBERT GAMBLE 1. announced as a
candidate for the office Of Judge OF Probate OF Leon
county His duties Secretary of the County and State
Executive Committees require for the public good his
time in his ONCE and preclude his personal
Of the county therefore leaves his candidacy
with confidence, in the hands OF the Leon Democracy
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-09-28

Es- The friends of z. NJ HOPKINS announce him as
candidate for the ONCE Of Judge Of Probate for Leon
county. This Office being which, in their opinion,
requires practical experience in law matters they feel
det that his several practice at the bar win
bic him TO give satisfaction to all
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ey- The many friends Of JONATHAN W. BRITToN
ann ounce of Leon county for the
office Of Judge OF Probate being confident Of his ability
to make a first rate officer.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-09-28

EMR- ]. Ii. BATES, Newspaper Advertising
Agent Al Park Row (Ts"es ,Building), New
York, is authorized TO contract for advertise
nenis in the FLoRIDIAN at our best rates
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GARDEN SEEDS.

% lbs Ruta Baga Seed,
so lbs Turnip Seeds,
10 lbs Fire Drumhead Cabbage,
10 lbs Large Flat Dutch Cabbage,
and all other seeds, at Rawls. eff
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r The SEM-wEEKLY FLoRIDIAN may be
fund on sale at Bottoms News Stand, in the
WesicOtf Block.
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e8- Mr. EDITOR The many friends Of NIB. ANDREW
F. BERRY announce him a candidate for the office OF
superintendent Of Public Schools for Leon county His
many years experience teacher specially qualify him
for the place, and If elected the people confidently
count upon his performing the duties of the Office faith
fully and satisfactorily
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For Superintendent Of Public Schools.

e EDITOR FLoRIDIAN: Please announce HENRY N.
FELKEL q candidate for Superintendent Of Schools
for this county at the election in November next