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The Osceola times., 1881-06-25

yard =sn; sying forty seven gays
for S1n6zx, oar better half v hO was
hr-oz9 zg=Irs; ore door, while We
Esrs enGeavoriug 10 persuade the
Eint that there vas a case OF yel-
.oW ssvsr Ia tle hozse, and that il
Eo1lEEt BE sac sor il 10 cone in,
- .zosksr. in Al 5oizins rooms, her
vcice rag bIgh su4 clear above
tie IA El- roar Of the f1ry-l2shcd
slezsa;z, sod genileaaa, didn't
/ tel y0z tat ne osgLt TO have
gone 10 the Vrcs- convention =
here we are 81. going 10 be Killed,
and i1si bee-Ese yoU want TO save
up s3d Lee0Ine millionaire - We
veniHred 10 reply until Tie storm
slAekened, and We could loosen our
gr1p and work the crook out OF.
the ndgepole or our back, which
had from long pressure against the
door beeone set; when IN calm and
dignlfed, yet kind tones, we sog-
geste5, "Well, well, my dear. no
one bat an editors wife would
want TO take sn excursion on 5 rail
road, when such glorious opportu-
nifty TO ride upon the bosom Of E
storm cloud presented itself right
at ones very door, and-bere I
We thought the storm was return
ing, when We hastily resCmed our
position az the door, but on the op- 4
posiie side, wondering how storms
could change direction 50 quick.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Sheriffs Sale Of Real Estate.

BY VIRTUE of sn 'Eer4fiou 70 zoe directed
hv tho Clerk 0f TIE Circuit Count - Mississippi
County. Arlansas. 70 ss''sf certain de-res
rendered hy said Court % li. Nay term, 1851. fOi
the sun u tll1 90 frin.i isa' rith fi2.H Interest
and al o. cost in favor Of q q iioItOH. sEaiE-i
5 b. Myers - al J viii iu front Of The Cour'
kousc m oscruia. ARK wiihil legal hgurs. On
SATURDAY. July lsIH 1851,
eel 20 TIE hiEhe-i bidder, on a credit ~ tire'
months, fcquity 81 reticn ffiuu barred by faif
decTcej IN undivided half iufsre-t in The : : of
the " 81 he \ W. Of c. lan %. iu Iownsh &.
ig.N.R -. L. h. said tsguHty, lst i.,l "a hy
me under aid execution A lien viii be gyiasa
"a on the land is- tpe pnreaa~n money.
". i. utshfSS.
Jure 4, insi. shall
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NOTICE.
To Whom il may Concern

Is hereby gwen that hereafter
! will not render professional ser
vices, unless the cash or its equiva-
lent is paid at the time the services
are rendered.
All persons who are indebted to
me are respectfully requested to
come forward and settle ct once,
either by cash payment, note or
otherwise.
+. ". PETTEY, NJ. d.
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Masters Sale Of Real Estate.

Nosica y hereby given that unde. and hy TlT-
fus Of decree % TIE Hon Lilrcif 80 u 'r-
" i-s pti County, Arkansas. - 's.a---'- r-1-
de-sd ~ ffs hllv -sl1l l..l, Ol -zal fslrl. -r %
rsr.e iherefu PENDING. and % t1- LLs-.z- BID.
thr-eaf. Hhsrfl1 Lucreilz Hla. a. g. V-r. -l-
u.airarfs a1L Annie GafreIt. - al were .al-
isnss ! vii proceed " s-.l ., l-a.-l oztery %
tae ! -ll1-.t Di11sf q
SUNDAY THE IND DAY or JULY, Isl,
e, rhs de4r = ths C111i iiq1-e In tts Tom q
Osr-uis. state o! fsEz-sEs. betusaL me k11f-
fresc- 6--i O. = Isa t1r !1dr.El szles. t-e fo!ioS-
inc .zlis IA Mississippi Co1Ify, Ar--E-E-, TO-
E5t- T1- Eu--l -E-.t quarter g s'=-t - ye1ty-
tour Ca h. Township siKtsen - Nor-h, ksuZe
T~elEs Gr last The >CgtE 1Elf u section
n.uisen .ls. >gu,h hslf of t1s Soria west q1AF
fsr 81 slct.or tEeLJ o., and the N0.il-eAs'
ffa 1fi0Uzi quarter Of section twenty tSHl In
Township sixteen tis. NORTH, large TEHiesI
10 tlsst
ne terms = sale a. ptescr.' - ia ths Decree
are A. foIIows Ous-foI'l tasa, and the BAL
snce IN two equal payments, % D. u-zt= On M
18Th d4ys Of November and FebTlsTy next
with Ver cent. inisrs-i PER sElll1 on ilie defer
ed payuleut. Until gaid, Ands Zen retained ul,oI
the lzl-s III tie p1rcta-e n ney
BEN. II BACCHCS,
Priuis-'. lee, sll,aj.l Oerk ADd Master
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Notice

TIE .t-zshcifsrz a tie Tez1s r-s = rs--s.
"a raT f-IlI 81. q arsa~aa-- A. t.-ah7
-; Ee1 -hzt ~ a11-Dt ~ .r--ra 800 ~. 1lf-
- og las. fal1f = - s-y. seven rl---a-- - AS
fitr E-les aD- El4-t, q erefy NE lr ru41 T.
tsnss-c trr .-c5s1s-si % he t1iii y zzE Ez.ss-
TIE kTi.C.ss % zssos.siig-. Ia l.--E Eaa1= @
ills Capital s-ock q E1l4 ocupL-y- AZ -es -
dsrsiz1ec. q. co1ziss111e-s trgs1--re1 z1ts-
IT, srfEclss - s--0clEi-1n q sd cQllrszF. Gz-
g'ss.f Ez;bl.rIlF and IN p1rsas1cs q ~. esrstg
declare THAI ~ slscrlOA in = h-l- = ~
sisf. .hOlc-rs cf sd cr-r -zzy. e. Pc hIr
Jef.r.ssu county Afsal.ss "a tte = - cky 90
4uly. i..l 70 eircf ui1- tirsetags - =z-t Ts1a.
GEt 90 L.--- E4llWag lc1rzay q -zEEa z.zs
J W PAEANrEE
JOHN ECCLs EE
fOHS PsEHAE
st. Nn-EE.
Go. b Eu~E
&C. -l-E-E
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OFFICE OF County ExANISER,

OFFICE OF COUNTY ExANISEg,
OscEoLA, ARK, June q, 1881.
To School Directors and Teach
ers / am now prepared TO furnish
each District in the County with
the necessary blanks, record books,
registers, &C., but IS they are large
and cumbersome, it will be impos-
sible to send them by mail. Those
wishing supplies must come or send
by some one passing.
Order exactly what you want,
give the number Of your District,
and let all the Directors sign the
order, and il shall have immediate
at,eation. Respectfully,
Ed. II. MATBEs,
County Ex'r.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN. t-ss. = - Al
uilsssr.-ar ~ tae E,-a-e @, y C1-leg. le
CEASED. all make a1p..zl.ian a. -a= Jay term
lse-, Of t-s Els-L--i-rl -erniy ProaZls lo-Et.
~ a. 0ri-T r. s1l- -r. o---tEta uzllEl--l inter
~ q sz.l -o-l-y ID ~ Z ; >lr- uus o.
"a. y. std +. % East tie y. -sl ~ arc
= .5-l08 sfre- CIT % ffeetio12 = @ So. 'l.
T. ~ = Ezd Z u ~ % s.tE.1y .1- clEL-l1
glJ = DElFer; e g. :. sEAN NE--.
A-l4r d. tC1ls Eyz.
II. :. = Lo1lc-
The Osceola times., 1881-06-25

The duties OF country editor.
in collecting items Of news, where
be depends solely upon grapevine
and underground telegraph con-
nections with remote sections OF
the country for information. is ST
times botk arduous as well a. dan
gerons TO bis character tor truth
and vcraciiy. Las. week. we go,
an item from one Of our special re-
porters, who is stationed behind the
jetiies at New Orleans, on a salary
Of $1,000 a year, tied on to the tail
Of a catfish that Was working It.
way up, to the effect that J. J. Carr
& Co.. store st Barfeld had been
broken into and robbed. 1t made
a very nice little local, and we fel,
rather proud OF it after we had ii
up in type and as 90 one bad yet
heard Of il, outside Of the corps OF
assistants and numerous attaches
about the oHce, wo expected TO
give our readers surprise. and re
ceive acelama,ions 0f praise for the
energy and enterprise displayed.
Imagine, If you can, gentle reader,
our feelings, when, by the mex,
mail, we received the folio wing let
ter, almost denying every parucu
lar statement made. just such as
that is calculated to crush our aspi.
ring sC9l We feel all IN q heap
az it were. and when that $4,000 re-
porter next darkens our door, be
will be fred out with the rapid
ity of double geared lock and
twist-comesgain tornado:
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WARNING ORDER.

IL THE CIRCUIT COURT or NIsssSIrPl
COUNTY, ARK.-TC FALL TERM, Isl
Ssncv A Edrfrg-oa. g Ilsiutis,
vs. IN Equity
John 7 Targason, Jas :. Tunt,
e. q Helm and X. 4. Ps-E-r.
cornpri-Irs tll. 4 IN 0i J. 4. Z ar-
galIu & Co.. q Mrmpbis, Tom DcIcnd.rH
snd John Nat.lews, W. = Hrle
and J X T. Hale, of Oseroiu-
ArkAr-ls.
The above named nonresident ligfrnfsnts
John T FarsA.oa, James 4. Bua., Q I. Hen
and Il A P3sker. composing the aTln - Jno.
F4rgAsou & CO of Memphis. i'nn are NHrnef
srsiElr ~, corsDlliut q tie plaIutid beTcin.
Giyer UHder my hand Vi. -. lay q Juae
1881. BIN ii bAbNEIss
Ihonsson s Edrngton, tlerA
Aty's for Pisinud.
-,cYeigh a semmes, Au'ys for Ds'sndAnis'
The Osceola times., 1881-06-25
BUSIN ESS.

All communications, or orders for
Surveying, establishing dividing
lines, or any business connected
with the Surveyors Office will meet
prompt attention by addressing,
GEORGE BEaTos, County Surveyor,
Osccola, Ark. 1225if.
The Osceola times., 1881-06-25
Come Up and settle.

Parties in1ebted TO the firm Of
]. l.. Driver 4 Co., for Drugs and
Medicines, or TO DR.. K. c. PreWittl
for Professional services, are mott
fed that their accounts are ready
made cut, and awaiting settlement
J. l.. DRIVER & Co.
The Osceola times., 1881-06-25
Administrator Notice.

NOTICE \ uERFBY GIVEN- tAzf 81 re Juiy
Tern l-sl- = TIE A.sls.lEFi Cg1.-V FsrolssI-
Csarlrr. a. A6uIl nisfFE,1s " the E-ia-@ . IN
E@y. d.o-zEe1 . q -.kEs AZ lic1Iia- for a. Or
ST. . ---L pat u tn = = ..---i0- 5 5;swrship
% y Art 4 l.. 2 AID ne y "A q seC- Z
.. T. IN Er1 r III L, 70 E-l-s-s lie claims
= :. L DI4srr, G. -.
EFNSES
Afr'r. Re lOrls ngr-
~ NJ Eeg. Gee z.
The Osceola times., 1881-06-25
OsckoLa. ARE. juno. %. 1881.

OscEoLA, ARE, June, %, 1881.
EDIToR TiaEs ,-SIr-Iiad there
been anything 10 my explanatory
article, 10 Mr. Smith. derogatory to
Bob's character, then that champion
fabricator and extempore prevari-
Gator, Mr.. LeValiant Bombas,es
Fnrioso Dean, might have had some
pretex. for bis weak attempt 10 ma
lign nc IN the manner he did I; but,
as ] only said what any honest man
might have said under similar cir
cu,nstanccs, (mind, don't say Mr.
Dean would have said it), | cannot
conceive why the gsSilsmaa, Save
the mark should have tried to
have made me an object of ridicuie,
or, had the name ofa gesaemas been
attached to the article, then II GER
tainly n;sh. hass reflected sPo"
The Osceola times., 1881-06-25
WARNING ORDER,
N THE EIszIssIPPI COUNTY CRCUlI
Cy-ET. - C8AgCEEy-gALL -EEN.

l-
q = Ee--e--. a-l N..Lrf
y h---.si- ~ ufs- F1l---s.
81 T. Wref-- = q A.
f--re o. Nassanas
Ear Ez r--ra T.1
LHrale e. ga H-1 " q UeEs-z-.-s
s. r.-.-. G1- o. = a9
Ns- -r--z "a L-a
4 Eos-
Tfe f.f.-1arr 81 , w. = md =
-r I=4- ll rtl- cr-rt slt.In O. ..sr. as az
.a-r g. l--l --li - tL- ls-rr- i b.
g.. ar1 El-.e y Dsrrerr 49, - Fr
LLS i ELLLE--
= u Nrrfsz Lf--E
AtF flE P.fzL
J--r E-r1 1.-
The Osceola times., 1881-06-25

When the storm struck ye cdl.
tors domicilf, and the spiral orna-
ments which served as smoke es-
eapes and vcntilators. began to top
~ eu9 The bricks TO " "tuntle TO
~ : sssr tho reef, and tho
= - 5.4 karsSss sscss ~
The Osceola times., 1881-06-25

Old newspapers for sale - 50
cents . hundred, st this OSce-
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-01
Printer Woes.

Buiteile Of The Burlington HawIeye relates
me- oi h. early newspaper experience az tol-
lows " hen first got al il the printers would
draw lois fer my copy and those who got slice
81 Il world GO around trying TO hire boy to
KICK them down the stairs and break their necks.
However, there was orc old fellow who thirsted
alter a. aud when lac got a piece of it he imme-
dA'ely put CT sJb and went out and got
drunk Under any other circumstances be would
nave been discharged do better now. / had
70, BECAUSE IL had a.mssst broken up the printers
temperance union The patrons Of tie cause IN
Burlington traced lie thing back to me. and
had 10 improve my copy II didn't hut me
'''1eh' ou' Il was terrible blow ON the printers"
SUMO u our printers say Burdeil's experience
1"sS no' oegin to compare with The condition Of
sS "hich has been known 10 exist in this
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-01

On one ranch in Texas a thousand lambs
were killed by bad weather.
The January report of pork packing will
show the total number of hogs 10 dale at all
points to I've 4.s75 600 against 4915,OOO q year
ago
The new Comptroller of New York City,
Mr. Allen Campbell, has already discharged over
ffty useless employers, thus effecting an annual
saving of about go, 900 ia the salary list He
proposes to continue the thinning out process
until those remaining will have plenty Of work
daring their brief 1ESce hours.
"A new project is TO he tried for diminishing
the foes of London. By The plan proposed
about 900 cubic feet OF gas wonid be extracted
from ereh ton of coal burned in the city, the
ce,aI icing Tins rendered smokeless- The gas
" ,.u,d be a>ed for illuminating purposes In
this manner line perfect essabustion Of both the
coal and the gas would he ensured. and Londsn-
ets would no lngcr have an atmosphere thick
with articles Of unconsumed carbon.
ALL GREECE IN Accounts from Ath-
ers state that twothirds of the men subject to
military service are now in The ranks. There
are in all about 5000 men on Eoe., and that hg-
ute will coon he raised TO IS 900 or rocco The
active army comprises twenty-five battalons OF
infantry, from 1y5c0 10 1000 men strong eight
battalions of chassenrs. 1890 men strong; two
ha,,slions Of engineers, from ,afO 10 2, 600 men
ct rong ,wo regiments of cavilry, and eighteen
batteries OF KrHpp guns. The sanitary corps and
rrain, and 1909 genda'mes
A preliminary report Of the Census Bureau
unou the specific cotton manufactures Of the
United States shows the following totals: Num-
Der Of Icons, 230, s23; number Of spindIes, To-
0af.i47: number of bales Of c0ttou used, ySo6,-
4S1: number OF persons employed, 1eil ee6--
Georgia has 1913 lnnm~, 9O0.97I spindles. con-
suues g. ,ss4 bales sf c,ItOs,, aud esnpOyss Ne7e
persons. Florida has si6 spindles. uses 80 bales
of cotton. and employees s3 hands Massscha-
sests heads The list with - .ssS looms. - 20
spindIes, uses SO 800 bales Of cotton, and gives
employment 70 GO .79i persona
The Blackseet, Blood and Piesaa Indians -
The northern border OF Montana are mia % Do
abandoning tl,eir savage HE and setibng eeNn
in WAYS of pcace and civilization. Tbs Hetsua
Endependtns reports that forty heads cf &nllis
have buil. log cabins and are caliivating nnan
farms, potatoes, iurnips and carrots heing melr
favoriie cTcps An Of the labor done q The
agency duriag sbe PCS, three years N DE way e
cutting and hauling Arswood, putting ID crops
snd buiIding fences, hes been performed By DE
Indians. Their children attend school, and sssm
very fond Of 81, and some sead and show rredi-
iable attainmenis IL arithmstic.
-cs,ned Goods are Hkely 70 elconntas
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-01

George n. Barbour, says the Sanford Journal,
is about to begin the preparation Of . new
work on Florida, which will no doubt be very
interesting in its character and calculated 10 do
much good. 1t will comprise some four hundred
p-ges, embellished with numerous illustrations
from photographs OF Florida scenes and Incl
dents. Mr.. Barbour is eminently suited for the
production OF woik of this character. He is .
close observer, very intelligent and ready
writer, having been engaged in journalistic work
for the past sixteen years. He has been twice
over the Stale of Florida-hrst with the Grant
party and later with the Hon. Seth French, Com
missioner of the Bureau of immigration IS spe-
ci&l correspondent of The Chicago Times and
7r1urse, and has resided in the State since hrs
6rst entrance. We shall look for the work with
much interest II will probably be issued about
the first of October next
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-01

Ing diaiocated his sheulder in getting On he
cars; bat + now hack In bis accustomed place,
which was ably filed during his absence BY Mr..
L. B Wombuell
Mr.. ID. 5. Place, Of Waldo, came in on the
nirning train Sunday He Is locking, afier The
intesests Of the Sante Fe Canal Company, he
work of which Is now completed. and win be
formally opened with imposing ceremonies about
the middle Of this month.
The Pensacola Gazette of recent date says
We ash attention to The advertisement Of j. s.
Beard, Esq, lawyer This young gentleman,
representative of historic family Of Florida, has
elected 10 make the West his home in preference
to his native Middle. We predict that he win
prosper, for the bar Of Pensacola, the ablesi in
the State, has in him . worthy addition"
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-01

The following we'll deserved and pleasing tes-
timonial to the officers and members of the Coy
erAol's Guards will be source of lasting grati6-
cation to the members and their friends
OFFICE OF ADJUTANT GENERAL,
TAI LAHAssEE, Fla, Feb. IA, 1881
Capt. 4. foselsy, Cs'~'pa'sding Gorrrnors Gslards
Tallahassee
DEAR SRI am instructed by His Excel
lency, W. d. Bloxham, Governor and Cnmman-
der-in- Chief Of the Florida State Militia TO return
toyou, aud through yoa, to the officers and men
OF your command, his sincere thanks Tor the
prpmptness with which yos responded to his call
Recently made upon you during the Madison
trouble, well as for the gratifying efficiency
displayed in the performance OF the services
thereby
Most heartily endorsing the above, am, with
great respect
J. E. YoNsE. Adiuant General
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-01
A Queer Relic.

Mr. A. F. SpilIer, who by the way is closing
up bis affairs here preparatory TO removal TO
New Hampshire, showed US last week a curious
object hich was received by him about year
since among a lot of old iron from Wakulia
county. II 5 hollow iron walking cane, cast
in the sin.lituae Of knobbed wooden stick, and
fitted CD inside as first class shooting iron."
The lock and other apparatus are cunningiy'
bestowed in the centre of the slick, the barrel
occupying abolt onehah its length. 1t has
grim and ancient look as If il had served one OF
The ~oldes, Inhabitants in It's day, and is to be
sent hy is owner 10 the Smithsonian Institute.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-01

The new city government. true to the old
alage about new brosm-, has started out by
e1iuguishing keno. The high priests oil this
pecul,.z institution were promptly notified 10
suspend operations which they quietly did,
without making any fuss about il. This alone
5 enough to commend The new government to
,he good opinion OF ala good citizens, We re-
specially suggest 10 our Jacksonville and Bald
win neishbors 10 call around and sec bow the
IA inc : done
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-01
Personal.

Mr. Geo. l. Baltzer is now living in Fer
nandina
III " Hamilton and wife returned 70 ITALIA
H--see last week, and we're heartily welcomed
oF their many friends.
M Chandler H Smith, ef Madison county,
ana M !" Fl. Keep. Of the Quincy Herald, paid
'nel respects to the FzoTsdian on Friday last.
colonel F B. Papy, accompanied by Mr.. ].
a "ooiiard, Of Jackson, Tenn, General Agent
0' me Louisville and Nashville Railroad, called
On the FIorsdiaa yesterday.
Mr.. Charles L. F.ldes, member from AIachua.
and editor Of the Gainesville Sun and Bee, made
ahurried visit home few days since 10 weIcome
distinguished arrival" and came back feeling
Il least two inches taller II Was eiri.
Mr. c. B. PendIeton. OF the Key West Dsmo-
efaf, and Dr.. J. p. Wall, Of the Tampa 6aainad
1f'eane, were visitors to the Fzorsdian once las,
week The doughty Doctor when last seen was
iooking for that Tallahassee King
M. d. u. MeAIpis. Assistant sserssary Of
NE Senate, has been absent for several days, kav
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-01

We had the pleasure OF call fr1m Mr.. W. L.
Button. representing the extensive safe and lock
manufacturing establishment of W II Butler, of
New York Nr Ru'ion has taken order FOR
one Of the largest AMI finest sales ever tr"ught
10 the State. which wIil soon adorn the Comp
iroilers Office in the State capitol WewOuld re
spect.ully suggest 10 the County Commissioners
the propriety OF seeing Mr.. Button and providing
our efficient County Cltrk with one Of his ele-
CANT and al the same time, fire and burglar proof
safes. as both can be shipped al the .me time
with a greaI .aviDg TO The county in FREIGHT
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-01

ting The sale in Fnnce e food IN cans having
he fluli noled. mar August l. 1881 The FrencA
Governmens apparently has Joined the general
European raid upon Americas chsap-soed pro-
ducts.
RcARciTI or Oysters IN NEW YoRK-The
wholesale prices Of oysters il New York have
been advanced 50 per cent. The supply on hand
b vsry limited, owing 10 the recent severe
weather, which has prevented the forwarding of
stock; e4oysters are now up to % per 1000, and
% oysters 70 e12 Clans sre nearly al oai and
sell % high - $50 per basket, against IS cents
mot long since. Scollops, which sold at q per
galloa, have gone up to g. per gallon. In many
saloons throughout the city, while prices have
not been advanced, yet the quantity has been
reduced; for family trade many refuse to sell at
MI, rid the prizes have been increased The
main stay of most Of the saloons now is the
Virginia oyster
The New Orleans Dsmocrst Of . recent date
gives the details Of a extensive combination Of
southwestern railroad companies to encourage
immigration, not osly nom abroad bat from the
older States The association is called the
Southern Immigration Company, and is at pres
ent composed Of the following railroad compa-
nies st. Louis, Iron Mountain aad Southern:
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Missouri Pacific;
Texas and Pacific international and Great
Northern Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe and the
Dallas and Wichita. The President Of the Aseo-
citation is Mr.. W. W. Lang, Of the International
and Great Northern. There are between 5000
and 10, 900 miles Of road now interested in the
project. This 10 the very first practical immi-
grafton scheme which has ever been undertaken
on 90 large . scale for the benefit of the South
wOst The company is straightway TO put its
plans OF work into vigorous operation in the
United States and as soon as the organization,
with all its force is regulated, it will enter Con-
inenal Europe with all the zeal, energy aud
means at its command Could not the State
rxilrOad system, or the State Bureau of Immi-
grafton be SO managed ~ to enter this combina-
ton by furnishing ita quota Of expense, and thus
take proportional share Of its benefits?
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-01

OF the male portion of the American people A.
years OF age suffer more or less with diseases of
the Kidneys and Bladder There are various
causes for this, but over work is the chief cause
Nothing in the whole Materia Medica is so well
calculated to invigoratc and restore healthy tone
to these organs as Rankins Compound Extrac;
of Buchu and Juniper, A few doses taken occa-
sionally will greatly benefit all those who are
afflicted with any disease of the Kidneys Blad-
der.
Prepared only by Hunt, Rankin & Lamar
Druggists, and for sale by al druggists.
ANTIOCH, TRorP Co. Ga, July 4, 1879
| am one Of the unfortunate sufferers from
Gravel or disease OF the Kidneys. and find more
and speedier relief from Rankin's Buchu and
Juniper than anything have ever tried. | es-
TEEN it so highly that were there bat one bottle in
the world l would willingly give 800, or any
amount for it, recommend il above all other
similar preparations EFT WIN.
feb 7-1m
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-01

stopped. Neglect frequently results in an Incur
able Lung Disease or Consumption. Browns
Bronchial Troches are certain TO give relief in
Asthma, Bronchitis. Coughs, Catarrh, Consump-
tive and Throat Diseases. For thirty years the
Troches have been recommended by physicians
and always give perfect satisfaction They are
not new or uniried, but having been tested by
wide and constant use for nearly an entire
generation, they have attained well meIited rank
among the few staple remedies of the age
Public speakers and singers use them TO clear and
strengthen the voice Sold at q cents box
everywhere. Nov 20 1S90-1v
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-01

The newly elected city council met and effected
lis organization on Wednesday night Mr.. r A.
Shine was chosen President of the council, and
the following committees were selected;
r B. Carpenter, James Munro, R. A. Shine
and Henry Jones, Committee on Finance A s.
Minis. George Fitzgiles and Ben DeCoursey,
Committee on Streets julius Ball, r. B Carpen-
Ter and John n. Stokes. Committee on Police;
George Fitzgiles, Henry Jsnes and James Munro
Committee on Cemetery