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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-08

This unique entertainment at Gallie's Hall on
Tuesday night last vas one Of the most enjoyable
that has been given for some time.
Mrs. Captain B NJ. Burroughs of1ciated as
Musical Directress and arranged the many beau
tiful songs, accompanying their performance at
the piano. assisted by Mrs. Virginia Johnson.
Miss Annie Flagg superintended the rehearsals
and originated the many beautiful tableaux.
The supper was under the management of Mrs.
Captain Maxwell and number of other ladies.
Miss Branch, of Nashville, personated the "Old
lady who lived in a SHOE" and number of little
folks personated the several characters of the
Mother Goose Melodies in highly creditable
manner, We sincerely regret our inability to
mention all by name. About $500 was realized
from the entertainment
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J-st a The close OF The session of the Legisla-
,ure IL tac; after the formal adjournment, the
following important bill was introduced by the
member from the Everglades ami passed without
dissen'r- voice
A 4'l 'o Incorporate the Great Okeechobee
southern Central Railway Company, and to
give lie same i Little Land
The people Of the State of Florida, represented
II Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows
SECTION l. That Sam Alligator, Peter Turtle,
James GI-ish. Alfred Bulldog, Marcellus Moca-
SIN. Bob Ratilesnake, julius Tadpole, Charles
hAccoon. Hezekah Owl. and their SUCCESSORS,
are hereby constituted body corporate and pol
nc 70 sue and lie sued TO plead and TO be i'm
PLEADED, H. windle and TO be swindled, to lie and
70 De e'! on. 10 issue false statements and circu-
iAFs' to water their stock, and TO fully do and
Practice al sgch other things as corporate bodies
are generally believed to do. and shall be known
~ lie anne OF the Great Okechobee Southern
tsnira Rswav COMPANY
Sc : said Company shall have fall powerto
. nsiruct railroad. commencing at a point due
nof'h iFoln the centre Of Lake Okeechobee and
ne1f ne shore, continuing thence in an easterly
. aIu circular direction on an arc that will end al
I'm o. beginning, so as To make circle in
losing ne Great Okeechobee Lake
SIC . In consideration of the great benefit
Ia Ia accrue 20 the natural inhabitants of that
p 30 ne STATE 81 Florida hereby grants TO said
tsAIHoao company ali The lands over which she
"a any control School and seminary lands ex
$3.50 NAcn mas not been already granted At
Cor,-,. 49,, @I9 we State further grants TO said
aorxsr 49, y. =. her right interest, claim title,
80. go right Of dover whaisoeyar IN and ~
1r-. institution widely known a. ,bo p>.rd -
n Oh The Internal Improver,sr, E,,rS
Ao"eoer, Tha. the above raiI-oa5 shsIi
- = perieci circle. and be Of IN f5c;entIv
gator % Tue o.ssest ALI
me following resolutions were also offered
and adopted unanimously:
=, reg 'ea, That tie thanks and ,-,.,;,ra. -
t rs senDiy De expressed 10 Mr. = ~
~ ~ - 20 oiien and 50 successfully as Sneak
re,g;Oa 'el, ana Tor moving to dispense with the
co1id s. " me journals before any one else
To ma nave showing; also, -
10 mr. -, Of -. for his ex,v.,.. $780,
IL Indefinitely postponing bills. siso Hs'ss
To Mr. -, Of 800 eo u.'i III; !, $50 49,,
onnose-. :. upon the clergy and upon the
T. ~ OIL drunkenness and gambIinr aIso
speeches 49, :" -, Tor bis long and solemn
err Of ib;o -. Of -, for running the machir-
league 80 sson Win The assistance Of his coli
remark A. OF -, foE his witty and wise
10 he delegation cor the increase Of lev.
Aiaslve expenses; also. = " Leg
ch-;.,.:ar;,- =, Of -, for bis patient and
pnersa, ,' e submission to the indefinite post
r. ~ OF ms ntteen bills; also
M -, Of -. for his nromnt .t,..
ne day and night; also. -''e"-
70 ihe member from = rib, 9 ,.,.s. 49,
h.n;" also, - - 'AAs1 sugar
70 H. --,fof -. FIR ka-,,,;.,. -, a.. =.
ts side Of The house. W ''s' ''sn
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-Cloulv weather again.


Prile Low Middiing, "a
Cloudy weather again.
Tie new city government has recognized
lie 1olce iorce.
Tie hotels and boarding houses look Ike
-blqa., halls des rie''
->x-y-odd guests par;ook OF the elegant din
rel 80, At the City Hotel las; Friday.
-see Mr. John A. Pearces ivert sement for
. arg !uantity of red oak bark to supply his
-lrr1iv
III, new Adiutani General is going to repair
tie Gaze a. the northeast corner Of the Capitol
g-ornis
-Splen ia photographs OF the present legisla-
ri-e and fine Stereoscopic views OF the capitol
70. sale q, Don Mcleod Att Gallery. [44tf
-Auv druggist will tell you what he knows
about Tie merit OF Slriners Indian Nermituge,
The popular remedy. NJ Lively. sole agent. 1t
What bushes Is il q lie public If Miss
Emma Abbott does really kiss tAz tenor in the
balcony scene: Moreover j. 60 matter If she
does tahe icaspoo1trl OF Cou,>ens Honey of
T.ris clear Ler voice and cure her cold Price
- cents Whites Cream Wine Nermituge, the
~. v -iu Killer " \ Ravl~, sole agent II
Ny kingdom for Lo-se,. cried Richard
LeIII AMI r.Aar poor s.s-ger has has
-l.a.... Inoull 1--WE worlds. we're they mine,
.s. -e...e,y .L., 50 f.. cuIe Piles, aud the only
cure W know IS Ta'ters Buckeye Pile ONT
ner- Price 30 cents Whites Cream White
Eer1..-e. tae j.s, Worm A'.ler. W. A Rawls,
soe gent. 1t
Hon Z L. Love las L-Coate pear tree in
Ill b.o3m. Tie * very enthusiastic on
The f-ui, raisi0- cues IN and we hope he may
y ssccessfu' in cg'ivating The pear.-QRiacy
4 mi
Ts e-.tCr .; tie FLoRIpIAN has LeConte
,.,- ~ IA bloom which was set out" three
-s.-s.- I'D has been cut back three times.
IT, 70. ~ pear tree is a wonderful grower.
a,fr ~. counted on for q crop 0. delicious
~. - - x4y years at tie most. properly
attended %.
-EW Clark Watch Maker and Jewclerr
en- lov. Tie mos, i QAsl workmeD and uses the
ve-y 5es, material in pairing Wa'e--es, Clocks
and Jewe,rv work .o,-ci ed from au parts Of the
STATE. Parties that can E 1,-ecia;e good work
al, to well 10 give him cal Prices IS fea-
sonabie As good material and aaiiilul labor ~
aIm.. All
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-08

Are vor disturbed at night and broken of your
1t bv q s;ct lid suffering and crying with the
excrcaing pain 1ggsd s Co. Ri
'uce and get bottle Of ~ 49, I,,ie SUt9ara7
Sy -up It win relieve the oOr s, NC n;ntatt
imm ediatelY-depend upon it, the. .Swho has
about tt There is not q mother on eaI.. 10, :,
ever used it, who will not tell you at once 4.
will regulate the bowels, and give rest to lh-
mother, and relief and health to the child, opera
ting like ma gic 1t is perfectly safe to in all
cases. and pie asant to the taste, and is the pre-
scription of one of the Oldest and best female
physicians and n qrses in the United States. Sold
EVERYWHERE Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
Nov. 80, 1SS0-1y
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-08

"A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should be
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 untried, but having been tested by
wide and constant use for nearly an entire
generation, they have attained we'll merited rank
among the few staple remedies of the age
Public speakers and singers use them TO clear and
strengthen the voice. Sold at % cents box
everywhere Nov 80, 18S0-1y
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-08

just as we 60 to press We learn that Mr.. Spen
Ger Gotten, the only son OF the ate +. R. Gotten
died yesterday in this city. He has been IN fee
BILE health for some months, and spent the greater
part Of last summer in North Carolina, hoping to
recover strength, bat without avail.
He was, like his late lamented father, Of q
kindly and generous disposition, enjoying the
friendship of many and the respect of all who
knew him.
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indianapolis Journal Rep.), March IL

Indianapolis Journal Repl March II
One of the most hopeful signs of the times is
the evident disposition between citizens Of the
South and the Nerth to make political questions
subservient to business questions. Day by day
the idea seems to be growing up on both sides of
the line that the true interest of the whole
country consists in cultivAting friend ly relations
between the sections and Develop ng = truly
national spirit Whether this spirit finds its ex-
preston in the swapping Of cotton for pork or
the interchange of other commodities, matters
not Its essence is the drawing closer together
of the sections by mutual business interests.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-08

OF the male portion Of the American people ~
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 invigorate and restore healthy tone
to these organs as Rankins Compound Extract
of Buchu and Juniper. A few doses taken occa-
sionally will greatly benefit all those who are
afflicted with any disease of the Kidneys or Blad-
der.
Prepared only by Hunt, Rankin & Lamar,
Druggists, and for sale by all druggists
ANTIOCH, TRoUP Co., GA, July 4, 1879.
1 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 il 50 highly that were there but one bottle in
the world / would willingly give $780, or any
amount for it. I recommend ii above all other
similar preparations. E. I. VIM.
fob Tim
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No, there is no reason why women should
after this endure the great and prolonged suffer
ing incident to child bearing. II every woman
expecting to be confined, will use Holmes Lini-
ment, they will be convinced of the truth of the
above statement Ask your druggist for it.
lady from one Of the counties of Middle
Georgia, who has been acting Midwife for many
years, writes I" have disposed Of all the Mother
Relief you sent me, and l am delighted with it.
In every instance where it has been used, its
effects have been all that could ask. / consider
it a great blessing"
Iapt1-9p
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OcEoLA, Marion Co., Fla. July Il, 1876.

Mr. W. IL Barrett, AugustG. Ga:
DEAR SIR-In response to your favor of the
18th inst, cheerfully give you facts in regard
to the action of GILDERS PILLS on myself
have been suffering for the last twelve years
with a chronic affection Of the Liver, attended
with constipation, which no medicine that l
could get hold Of would relieve. A friend rec
commended me to try your Pills. was doubtful
about il because had tried so many and they
had failed at last commenced to take them
according to directions, and in ten days was as
healthy q man as any one could wish to see.
Your Pills are boon to humanity. You can
make any use you see ft of this testimonial.
Yours, very respectfully,
febi-lm j j. PERRY
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-08

The prize, which is a nice book, win belong,
as win be seen by the above, to the last named
little girl, who is only 9 years DID, and who also
sends q list of "prefxes and examinations :"
found in the dictionary.
The awarding of the prize was under the su-
pervision Of Miss Minnie L. Choate, who verified
the lists and who had constructed 322 words
out of the word FLoRIDrAN
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-08
10000

Gulf state Cigars en- Hand and 10
Arrive.
Manufactured to order, for NJ. Lively, Druggist,
expressly for this market and season. Call and
try them.
A limited quantity of this choice, special brand
for sale 10 the trade al low rates The best free cent
cigar in the markell
4" Let those now smoke who never smoked before.
And those who love to smoke now smoke the more.
40-tf
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Horrible Occurrence.

Ga Thursday last negro cabin about three
miles from town containing three little children,
Eaa A2i 5ceu iocAei up inside by their mother
rho went oF 10 her work, caught fire and was
burned ,o The ground. We have no further
particulars OF his aw full occurrence.
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- Regular meetings of AUCuLA ESCAMP-
rST NJ are held the hrSt and third Thursday Ere
-,rgs Of each month At their Lodge Room at o'clock
a. Pzriarchs in good standing invited 70 attend
L. D. BALL c. P.
" N McISTosH. Scribe
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-08

We have received nine responses to our puzzle
published in the FLoRIDIAx Of February 9th,
and give below the names Of the contestants,
with the respective number of words formed by
each from the Letters contained in the word
NE NJ
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cEMR J. ii. BATES, Newspaper Advertising
AGENT. Il Park Row Times Buildingl, New
York. Is authorized to contract for advertise
meu;s in the FLoRIDIAS at our best rates
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r. Regular meetings of LEON LODGE No. 5,
A. ned every Tuesday Eseng. their Lodge Room At
'cioek AL Brothers in good standing invited to
s,ssnd ". NJ MCINTOSH, sR-, Y. G.
VI NJ McISTosH. JE., r. :.
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MASONIC

r. Regular meetings of JACKSON LoDeE
- are held on the srxt and third Mondays In each
"'A'1 = W NJ MCINTOSH, s@crstary.
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Record Of temperature at Tallahassee, Flori-
"a. for the past week.
observations taken by w. A Ravls, Druggist
,rd Pharmacist
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-08

DICKINSON-HINES-At Greenvile, Fla, March Sd
1881, by Rev. C. bowman, M l. o. DICKINSON, OF
Madison, Fla, to Miss FzzDoxIA HINES, Of the former
place. II
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~ The WEEKLY FLoRIDIAN may be found
On sale at Bottoms News Stand, in the West
colt Block
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TALLAHASSEE, FLA, March S 1851
Bales.
e irped tw0 weeks ending March 9th. ........ 426
Total shipments to Observation-Disclosures 1852
Prlce Low MlddlinG, o.. c.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-07-13
The Following Grades of Wagons
Are Manufactured BY the Company:
The Header Wagon,
tszaiSi,sd at the California State Fair-iSso,
The Farm Wagon,
The Light Freight Wagon,
The Medium Freight Wagon,
- tr 10 Z. S. GoyeInmentl

Adopted BY the L. 5 Goyeramentl
The nsvtS Iron Wagon. while suitable wherever ve-
esteru and southern cuUntrte on ranches ana pana
tions-an the plains and mountains
The following few OF the many adNaniase> POS
sessed by the Davis Iron Wagon.
l. Il can never swell nor shrink.
> Boxes can be oiled without removing the wheels
8 Axle ends and shoulders are protected fFun dust
and grit
Extras supplied for any part, and y edn Ne ~
paired BY any mechanic
L giii until The tire wears out when new cue
can BE- pu. on by any blacksmith
should bv any possibility the tire break it be
run without iJ % p1ct % rcpair-a day necessary
without iuigry % The wheels.
Il h8> tele>cCpic axeS. constructed that In case
q brokeu spindle extra spindle ea1 be inserted
and 20 serious delay experienced
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-07-13
THE DAVIS IRON WAGON
i beIieTed % Be the most
Perfect Farm and Freight Vehicle
EVER CONSTRUCTED

Tue following are few OF Numerous testimonials;
Orrrck o. E1ltlRA IRoS s SrEzL RoLLINs MrLL Co,
ElNuRs, y. Y. sept -, i>sy-
DAVIS IRoN WAsCN Co.:
t-satLeEssas-I cheerfuilY hand you the following
statements The Iron Wagons purchased OF you have
BEEN in daily in and about our Rolling Mills the
ust season They have successfully stood the ssverest
tests OF heavy loads and rough usage believe them
the strongest and best wagons for business purposes
They are Of easy rauEht, and intend 20 supply our
Malls with them fast wooden wagons wear OUT
Che Of gnur N sdfHm freight army wagons weigh
ing before beaded 1854 pounds on the 18th instant
loaded FTruace with "a Pr lruu- and haued
rs our Mills rhree-f0urths Of mile distant crossing
railroad tracks bridges and PORTIONS OF ruads that thor
0uh tested its mrss. without any apparent strain 70
ELAIRA IRON ( STEEL ROLLING MIL co,
Il ". RArHBoSE, Priest
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-07-13
AL FORMS OF
Life Insurance Policies Issued.
EXAMINE THE NEW
TONTINE INVESTMENT
INSURANCE.


CE1tract frcu letter Of Hos z. F. LowI
certify thar have taken cut Tuntiue policy in
ths York Life Insurance Co. for 81 uU- Jh1-
I7 f the best and filr>r plan 81 Llfs Insurance.,
and thar gas principles embodied n the uer plan after
careful C2auff 1siu1. have removed TIE objections
have .rercf-re rrtarusG a-nst Life ir-zrancr-
have steadily 5scliasd 70 t1>gre until the rUEtiEe
T T. LOW
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-07-13

At the -s York St1ts Fair one Of the wheels OF the
above wagon exhibited AFTER IL had been used Two
wears II had run over juu miles with load varying
fr1r 5000 to $50 pounds. The tire h1d been
SET and the whole wheel Wu-ss perfect a. VIXEN new
had EliIs. than II would If used a. farm
WAGON tuenrv-fve years
The Davis Iron Wagon has been adopted By the
Uufted states Government S0 greater recu1inlel Is
ten than this Be 0fsrgd and none other - ueceS
ar
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-07-13

Ir provides for cn-', family at ordinary Life rates
zld le 1g1vy returned -yiI1 Interest 90 arriving II
certain age.
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CASTLE & COOKE, A:EHTs
IS VoH THE HA=AIIAs ISLANDS. ~
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THE DAVIS
Iron Wagon !!
MANUFACTURED BY
THEDAYIS IRON WAGON COMPANY
ELnIRA. NEW YORK.

THE INTRODUCTION OF THE
Davis Iron Wagon cn the Pacific Coast is Success,
oun thc fat kzI Il MEETS long tct ard pressing
uauL
AwsSon strsng. durable, hight, cheap, easy-rnnning
ard tasteful In Appearance. possessing all the attan-
taes q cre constructed u WOOD and ncne Of is dssd
vntses has bern leeg wished for. and repeated at
tepts have been aGe % construct Sneh vehicle. but
nrvr except in the pyis Iron Wagon has the desired
object becn achieved
ne Davis Iroa wsgon. in is perfected form now
AGED besore the pebble represents no hastily cr
eently conceived mechanical zpPa2ree bat On the
cen ary Y eHec3es wears of earefel study patient
tell and thoreh tests the part q the original CON
streetors-
Inveatve skin O the highest order, aided ~ know
te % mechanics ard engtresriug. has pfdneed not
oay the hst wagon IN The World but also devised tae
processes ard machinery for the manufacture Of the
al Of which together with nun Der OF te IN
pruvementS, are secured b. Letters Pateat,
To general Appearance II resembles rue orulnaIg
oe wagon except that il is far roye hirdsouac and
graceful In its proportions
: rie POLE ana --1rh are o. wood The snail bolster
plate Is east The hubs and stakes r;allc1he. VIA
these eNceptcrs the entire vehicle thr0uShoct Il con
structed q the fncSt quality q wrought rvn. pat To-
rc,he- IA the most wurkmAnlkc manner and IN he best
shape possible 10 answer thc purpose Intended.
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Zine Wtlla uatbaet leaf
te.Ie4 tei4i Oh u 1lIt sad IL 3 rI''on frrna.
80 f4il al44IiaIt1t It1fT D9iaI fsl1
2" HOLLIS q 60
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0OFFELOLD EOSA COFFEE
~ IL Fsr sac y BgzLEs 4 C
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- uhsn adyis
team Tugs cor.
ia Sbleh hsT
& and drsft q
ntio1 given %
rkmanlhip. aEd
SANE MAs
pFf0sed plans
ihafesifb
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VINES
, Y ~ II
81 GENUINE.

WNE'S
, Y NJ II
y GENUINE.
ie profession 70 be
Ffuf and valrahfe
Dvesrd-
NEEDY known FOR
ptiun. Bronchitis.
sand arrcststhose
feases;-Diphfhe-
tue.
Yin Diauh9a, snd
DC In Cholera and
Bort all attacks Of
ria, Palpiiafion.
dive IN Neurnlzia,
~, Cancer. Tooth
&e
Formerly Lecturer
] have no heaita-
Fiih any medicine
and Sedative. i
"a. Disrrhua. and
hed with tho re-
College % Ply
from Her Maiss
fchoicsa has been
elsdy Of any SER
LET Dee 1854
tsD faITArIoss-
argery Of the gov
nowledge Of The
age Wood stated
iouEtadly the in
rof the defendant
Tefted % sey, aad
Ci. and each.
DR. J COILS
Overwhelming
bottle
EEfiPORT.
tnsbury. London.
fFELrN q Co.. and
50 6m
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Fl 1rssi.rizas Tallutl Fialrl-iln-
Thssiar & TTlsan 3 seEfzz fzal1zzz1 FIll-lzlru-
AzEA-zzz- c11lI
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TIME TABLE,
ST.
STEAMER LlkELIkE
KING. MAsrER.


81 No Credits fOr Passage Money. "a
We positively decline open accounts Tor PASSAGES,
and particularly call the attention Of the travelling
public 10 the necessity OF having Baggage and Freight
plainly marked; the Steamer will not BE- responsible
Tor any unmarked Baggage. or for Freight Parcels,
unless Recciptcd tor.
Freight Money Due on Demand.
In all cases OF freight FOR parties not responsible
unknown, the freight money viii DC required in advance
PACKAGES Of LIQu ORS and WINES NUS
he PLAINLY MARKED
For the party whom they for plainly stated in the
receipt 20 whom they art consigned.
All demands for damage or loss must be made within
one month.
In way liable for loss accident TO live stock.
- Hack Drivers, Boys, and such like. will net be
allowed board the steamer arrival until after the
s55 s''' A'''' '''A '-"' WILDER 6 CO.
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" q. EAELE. Li1sl1--
D. D4rr.s- Deputg Marshal per J. Z
Bar-ar1--
T. Z BazzAz-. Clerk 51-rz1-e Court
A. E1s4- DepEzy Clerk S1rrsf1s Court
" l. Wuc1E- Ln1zrpref=E-
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sEiiPORT.
Insbury. London.
'FELrN a Co. aud
50 6m
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Tie Cert azazr or,is-Izl the suz-y cf the Pr1-
,sse,sznas up1a the rscur5s Adjourned III Tazrs-
zaF-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-11

bold and unknown leaders. Il good
many there were, however. who evil
IDENTIFY belonged to the better classes
of society; and there was one of ex-
traordinary beauty-an old man, who
was sitting upon his bed, looking
straight before him with moist eyes.
and stroking mechanically with his
left hand his long white beard.
In the hospital | saw one young
man whom his sister, a young and
rarely beautiful girl. was tending. /
also saw the celebrated DR.. Weimar,
who his brother was nursing through
an attack of plurisy. Weimar was
accused Of taking part in the well re-
membered attempt upon the life of the
ear on the railway near Moscow, and
of having supplied to Salovieff the
revolver which the latter used in
the attack on the emperor near the
winter palace. Weimar denied every
thing, but he has, nevertheless, been
condemned to hard labor for twenty
years i'm the Siberian mines. He had
already been sent to the prison of IS.
Peter and Paul To await the
departure of the next gang OF convicts
but OIL falling i'll, he obtained leave to
be brought back here, because the
hospital is better. From these stories
We were conducted to the ground floor
again, when we saw the chapel. which
is quite large, and vast kitchen,
where all was activity over Il meal
which was in preparation. We then
quilted the establishment, carrying
with us favorable impression of the
humanity and consideration with
the director evidently managed it.