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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-08-30
District No. 7

Shall be bounded follows. viz: Beginning at the
point where the Townsville road via Duncansville
leaves the city limits of Tallahassee run in north
eastery direction along said road It's intersection
with section line between Sections 20 and g. Town
ship Q, Range l, and E; then east to the stage
road near Centreville then In southerly direction
along said road to Roberts schoolhouse; then in
an easterly direction along the road vi Roberts
mill to Inman Fishers; then south to Crump's
store; then along the Miccosukie road In south
westerly direction to Tallahassee; then north and
east along city limits to the point of beginning
That portion Of the Townsville road bounding
this district on the northwest and extending from
the Eighth District to the four mile post shall be
considered part of this district-wth voting pre-
cnct at r A. Whithelda
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-08-30

large lot of Hiram Sibley & Co.'S famous
aasn Seeds, including Cabbage, Turnip. Ruta
an Caulifiower, Radish, Beet and Bean seeds.
Sreceived at Elliot's City Drug Store. 10
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-08-30
District No. 8

District No. l, on the east by District No. 2 on the
south by the northern boundary of Sections Is, %,
"a, q, 20 and so. T. 2, r. l, and E; and on the
west by the Meridian road from the 8. w. corner
Of Section 80 to its entrance into District No. L.
The stage road being portion of the east boundary
Of this district shall be considered q part of this
dstrict=Mith voting precinct at BradfOTdYille.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-08-30
District No. 10

Shall be bounded as follows, viz: Beginning at the
point at which the Meridian road crosses the most
southern Iamonia slough, run In Q southerly d.
rectiOn along said road TO the northern boundary of
District 9; then along the northern and western
shores OF Lake Jackson to Its intersection with the
Township line between Township and @ N and
w; then west TO the Ocklockonee river; then up
said river In Q northeasterly direction to the Iamo
mia slough; then up said slough to the point Of be-
ginning. That part of the Meridian road bounding
this district shall be considered as part Of the dis
trict-with voting precinct at T. T. Moore's
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-08-30
District No. 5

Sortnwest corner o. Of Townsbip Range and .ns
E run east along the line dividing Township and
to the Jefferson county line; then along the JEFF
ferson county line In s0uthwesterly direction TO
the base line then west along the base line to lite
Intersection with the Newport road near Station L;
then along said Newport road in northerly direc-
ton to its intersection with the Monticello road at
Barrow Hill; then along said Monticello road In an
easterly direction to its intersection with the line
dividing range and 8; then north along said line
to the beginning point-with voting precinct at
Tuscawilla
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-08-30
District No. 8

the Miccosukie road to Crump's store; on the east
by District No. 5; on the south by the base line
and that part of the Augustine road north of said
base line, and on the west by Tallahassee and the
Miccosukie road from Tallahassee to Crump's store
The roads bounding this district shall be considered
a part of the district--with voting precinct at
Chaires' Gopher Ridge Place.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-08-30

Fuln Market Beef, Hams and Fresh Gro
udsOf every description, al
10 r. B. CARPENTERS.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-08-30

District No. 8

Shall be bounded follows, viz Beginning at Moe
casin Gap run along the Tallahassee and Thomas
vile road In southwesterly direction TO the juno
ton of this road with the ntighborhood road near
Roberts schoohouse; then in an eastery direction
along this neighborhood road via Roberts mill to
lnman Fishers; then south and In southeasterly
direction along said neighborhood road via Crumps
Store to the Monticello road Barrow Hill then
along the Monticello road In an eastery direction
to It's intersection with the range lines dividing
Ranges and East; then north along said range
lines to it's intersection with the Miccosukie and
Moccasin Gap road; then In Q westerly direction
along said road to the beginning point. That por-
ton Of the Monticello road bounding this district
on the south shall be considered part of the dis.
trict-with voting precinct at Joseph Christie's.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-08-30

A TAMEETING or THE BOARD OF COUNTY
IA Commissioners Of Leon county, held at ITALIA
hassee, on THURSDAY, the f0urteenth day ( July,
A D. 1884, the following changes In the division Of
the county Of Leon into Election and Road Dis
tricts, with metes and bounds, Was made under The
provisions Of An Act approved February 80, 1877,
and An Act approved March II, 1671. and An Act
approved March 4, 1881, which having been duly
recorded, are directed 10 Be p1bllshed II the FLoa
DIAN, Newspaper published In said counsy, for
four successive weeks, viz: is/
District No. !
Shall comprise that portion Of the county lying
North Of Lake Iamonia and its sloughs, and Wesf
Of the tallahassee and Townsville road from the
Georgia line via JeG Browns store TO the Iamonia
elough-with voting precinct at Bells Store.
District No. 3
Shall be bounded e follows, viz: Beginning At the
point where the Georgia line crosses the Tallahas
zee and Thomasville road near lamonia run In
eouthery direction along ead road to It's junction
with the stage road via Centrevie; then along said
stage read via Centrevile to itB junction with the
Sunny Hill road near tbs Roberts, schoolhouse;
then In northeasterjy direction along said Sunny
Hill road via Moccasih Gap and Sunny Hill 10 the
Georgia line; then In Q westerly direction on the
said Georgia line 20 The beginning point The roads
bounding this district, excepting the stage road
from near Coles TO the Roberts schoolhouse shall
be considered % part Of the district-with voting
precinct at Manning's Store.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-08-30

Leon county can boast a. efficient set Of
county officers a. can be found In any county In
the United Hfatea The records In the Clerks
Office ara % systematically kept that Il b only
the work ola few minutes 70 get at any county
document wanted. Our Tax Collector collects
every dollar assessed, and pounces, without fear
or favor, upon every man ffom whom alicense tax
is required BY law. When our Sheriff, or his en-
Gent deputy, get after violator Of the law he
might as well lie dswn and cross bis hands and
feet and be shaSkied, for they viii catch him a.
sure as fate.-LGad Of FlOaosys.
The County Clerk OF Leon, Captain G. A.
Bryan, has held the Office for long number Of
years before and since the war, and has always
given entire satisfaction. II anything more b
necessary to be said 70 his honor and credit, We
will simply add that he b sub9cnoes 10 the
1slegrapA Whenever ron and q man who takes
sensible, patriotic and sound TO- the core. He 70
dt for Congressman. Governor. or any other
man." and viii surely be an angel when be
Lands on iosher side Of Jordan.-6tarks 7sle.
graph
tember, b, as usual, illunifated with nOu,e sky
original cngrafings and sketches, which are
both pleasing and Instructive Besides Tie usnal
assorimeut Of nbefnl. practical articles the Work
Of the season. etc., including Pian Or Cheap
GfIOs; IllustFaii4ns q P0loninsp and tlrcqucisi
New Strawberries Treeimsas e 0slegy; special
confribulions hppesF fo1 On eAxMoA o.
rConlfoliing Ctniasloab Dizessm b Apimalay' !;
Prot ARNOLD. % Butter eubstituls Rr11es
sor BEAL tkichlean Aeticnilnrai College, On
FimprovIne CefeeIs1 aEcecherh Cleagine,s m
b. N. JUDE sl3ailfoads nnd Assteul.1zss ~
EpWAAD AzxkFson; s. 1919 - zoSoes y
Hs[v /" s UnIysis.sy s5srsss Is osnsss sy,np
l0uns md Oufer 81 d.. Nu1 - housston
Enrnn. aRuIei 6e BleH4 4gigR ~ In
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-08-30
District No. IL

Shall be bounded as follows, viz: On the north by
No. Q and 10 and Lake jackson; on the
east by Lake Jackson and the 9th, 18th and 18th
on the south by District No. ~ and the
j. P. q N. Railroad, and on the west by the j. p q
NJ. Railroad and the Ocklockonee river--vith vot-
Ing precinct At Rouee's school-houee
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-08-30
University Of Virginia.

@ EssION BEGINS ON THE FIRST or oCTO-
- Der, and continues nine mOnthss Apply for cata-
Iogues 70 the GeceetarY Of the Faculty, r o., Uni
versty of Virginia, Aibemarie county, Virginia.
JAS. +. HARRISON,
Aug. 16-6w22 Chairman Of the Faculty.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-08-30
District No. a

Shall be bounded - follows viz Beginning at the
point where the Townsville road via Sunny Hill
crosses the Georgia line; run along said road in
sOuthwesterly direction to Moccasin Gap; then In
Monticello road to its Intersection with the range
line between Ranges and East; then south along
said range line to the southwest corner of Town
ern boundary of said township to the Jefferson
county line; then in q northerly direction along
said Jefferson county line to the Georgia line; then
in westerly direction along the Georgia line to
the beginning point-with voting precinct at Mic
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-08-30

RpecIal to L.and Arenfa.

1900 pounds bran, at Coles and Boards. 1s
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-08-30
Dissolution and Formation Of Copart.
( nership.

TNHF FIRM OF FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
IL Of Charleston, g. c., and Jacksonville, Fla, has
been this day dissolved BY mutual consent.
The undersigned have assumed all liabilities, and
succeeded to the business under the firm name OF
KOHN, FURCHGOTT & BENEDICT.
NORRIS KOHN,
MAX FURCHGOTT,
HERMAN FURCHGOTT,
CHARLES BENEDICT,
LEOPOLD FURCHGOTT.
August 50, 1ssl--sw
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-10-21

AUTUMN.

The rich autrmnal shadows fall;
The first brown leaf wheels slowly down
And all along the orchard wall
The MOSES gather deeper drown.
Through all the rounded golden hours
No sound steals in from village street;
Alone the chimes from distant towers
Float hourly through my still retreat.
Across the vale, the rugged hills
Are startling from their summer gloom,
And bursting heather glows and fills
Their skyward curves with purple bloom
Again with autumn comes the time
When you and would cross the vale,
And reach the mountain-foo and climb
Till stars renewed their evening tale.
/ wander still where Nature haunts
Her secret places, seldom sought;
But even Nature something wants
A subtle something, deeply wrought.
And here alone | sit, and now
Thy voice is hushed but those dear eyes
That flashed beneath that brave boy brow,
Arc haunting me as daylight dies,
The sun slopes slowly to his rest,
The soft September afternoon,
Till all the color leaves the west,
And sleeps the world in twilight gloom.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-10-21
Shall See You Later. "

Matt. Weise was about to close up.
lie had several times, and had put out
all the lights but one Only stranger
remained--a dark, saddencd man, who
sat demuroly on stool and kept his
thumbs revolving around each other
like white mice turning wheel.
When the coast was clear he stepped
up to the bar and said softly
"May whisper word in your ear 2"
You may, mister, if you'll be quick
about it," replied the drink mixer with
his hand on the lamp screw. l,s
II want you to fill mo flask Of your
best whisky for family sickness. said
the stranger, drawing out an ancient
wallet with twenty fathoms of leather
string around it, gone over and through
it and hattencd it and washed it out
clean.
The bar man filled him up pint,
showed down the cork until it squeaked,
wiped the bottle dry and sat il upon the
counter.
The air is getting little tartish,"
soliloquized the stranger Would you
have any objections to my taking little
refresher from my bottle2 ?"
He filled the tumbler quite full, took
it as he did paregoric in tho days Of iu-
fancy, and then remarked:
Perhaps, on the whole, as the night
has far waned. and family are all on
their spiral springs and in their trun-
dies, you had better put my bottle away
on tho upper shelf, and when Phebus
Apollo begins to canter his golden
prancer along the avenues Of the pur-
ping east, will call for it, aud you
may then assess me the proper amount
of ducats."
The barkeeper sprank over the bar
and began to kick him
What" he said. sweetly, you kick
me after have drunk Don't you know
better than that Kick with both feet
| cannot feel you even then. Before I
took that glass; if you had but shook
your fist at me you would have wounded
me--hurt me but now scorn the ply
steal punishment. Good night" said he,
as he stood on tho doorstep. II sec by
the shadow on the sidewalk that you have
kicked me again. You should remem-
ber my irascibc publican, what the dear
old poet said "Fate cannot harm mo
now; | have dined to-day" So say I.
| have drunk tonight. Good night
tayernerl How much the sparkling
armament looks like far-oif city liz
up for u festal night! Farewell I!
shall see you later"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-10-21

"Ain't il going to chepen do price OBJ
clothes and butcs p
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-10-21
The New Revision.

Say boss" inquired an ancient Afri-
can, with a whitewash pole in his hand,
lam it true dat dey hab gone an changed
de ole Bible?"
eyes, somewhat"
"Woll, OATS what Uncle Jed Smith
offer to tell me las night, but | didn't
quite trus' him. Do ole man said il
wasn't a sin any mo- to run away wild
anoder mans wife"
"Oh, yes il is. He's mistaken there"
AN he said dat it had been proved
out dat Cain nebber killed Able nohow,
but dat Able got hold OBJ some pizen
roots"
"Thats another mistake"
"Well, | thought so. An he said dat
all well pussons war commanded TO place
meat and broad an good tea befo' all do
halt an dc lame who called at tho doah.
Am dat 80 ?"
II guess 80.
WAL, | thought so all dc time
Seemed like a trick on his part to beat
me out OBJ meal, an didn't sot out de
fodder. Does dis now Bible raise wages
any p
mo"
"Docs it put down houserent :"
mo"
"Ain't it going to chepen do price OBJ
clothes and butes p
ono"
Won't it help poor folks onyf"
II don't see how"
"Waal, dem. what's de use ? Use got
one OBJ de ole kind, an | guess I'll stick
to it, Seems like shame dat de rich
am not commanded TO come down on
house rent, a'gin us poor folkses an
scursion on dc ribber in de summer an
! reckon | won't trade of de ole book"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-10-21

by using syrup or molassos for must
ard plasters they will keep soft and lex-
iblc, and not dry up aud become hard.
as when mixed with water. A thin pa
per or fine cloth should come between
the plaster and the skin. The strength
Of the plaster is varied by the addition
Of more or less -four.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-10-21

Recall at night not only your business
transactions, but what you have said Of
others during the day, and weigh we'll
in the balance Of conscience what you
have uttered If you have done full
justice in all your remarks, il is well.
II you have not, then seek the earliest
opportunity to make amends, and care
fully avoid repetition of the wrong.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-10-21
Won't it help poor folks cny p
II don't see how"

He was a gentleman of dignity and
standing in the community, and when
he remarked to his next door neighbor,
in presence Of a number of people at n
swell party: "Ah, Mrs. Sharpe not
every boy is like your son y her cheeks
flushed with motherly pride and grati6-
cation, and she replied: Il know itw
And then he added: Pm mighty glad
they amt" and the flush faded from
her checks and an ugly look came In her
eyes and the listeners had to turn away
to conceal their smiles Some men arc
real brutes
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-10-21

A Kentucky Judge has decided that
water-melons are real estate Probably,
but the colored population Of Kentucky
holds the first mortgage on it, and IS
likely 10 forecloso tho first dark night.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-10-21

II Is never too late 10 mend. Which
is why The cobbler never has your boot
done ut the time promised.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-10-21

GEO. PETER. JAS. B. HENDERSON
DETER & HEN DERSON,
ATTORNEYS AT Law
ROCKVILLE, MD.
Will practice in the Circuit Court for Mont
gomery county, and in the Court Of Appeals
of Maryland.
Special attention given to examination OF
Title Of Lands, Collection of Debts, &c.
sep LIFT
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-10-21

The man who does not advertise has
it done for him finally, under the heal
of failures in business"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-10-21

Who says its unhealthy to sleep 10
feathers ? Look at the spring chicken
and see how tough he is.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1881-10-21

.CHARLES w. PRETTYMAN,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW
ROCKVILLE, MD.
Prompt attention given to all business en-
listed to his care.
OFFICE, on Perry Street, directly opposite
Cast wing of the Court House, formerly oc-
cupied by Hon. Spencer G, Jones. nov IA
ETOBART HUTTON,
IL COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Office hours-Rockville, Tuesdays, from
10 A. NJ, to 1 p NJ, al the office Of Brewer
II Brewer.
Post Office Brookyilr.
may 2i--lN Nr#
, 1881-08-17
WAR IN THE sYNAGoG.

4 TffIEATENEn USE or NOiLlNG WATEit. )
Thoro ls trouble In tho Arah0 ltussla Jcwiah
congregation, md Il isito havo an airin9 In JUS
tieo lIrnyton's court, THO synngoR OF tho Ansho
ltussa Is not !tnposing9n Its appearance, bclng
a room OIL tho second floor Of n two-story frame
ut No. bGN South Canal street. Tho room Is
runted from l,crnctt NubcnstcIn, mn influential
rug. plckor, who occupies tho building, nnd the
congregation Is mnlo up lArgcfy Ut jews who
foiiaw tho san,o !,,,o Of business Us Nr. Nuben-
stotn. They tlo not cnloy tho luxury OF rabbi,
aud, with tue aid ut these, hayo been aoeklnE
spiritual comfort. Tho trouble hnd It's britt
lii u ypry worldly aud trrpliRiUuB cOlltCst,-n rAco
for tho Presidency OF tho congregation. Mr.
ituncnsteln wns a candidate for The ot''oo. but
Levy, segilred tllo cnrGted honor. MIR. leuLen-
hteiu could tiot ACocpt lnfcat rGsEHnrtlly. Ito
lOt,kcu Mt u from q purely worldly Standpoint
and swore ho would srlit tho congregation thAt
nynsi,st lis la.AcFl.. i!e won!A cyiut then,,
Aud Hutldny night h0walkcd oil with INC HlbIo
wb,to prayers wcro being snid. llooDutd nut tako
tho koy 70 tho synagok, bucauso TINT wits heId
but thu removal 0t tho IsiblD oruatcd broGz0
enough III tho Assombly for ono night, tho wholu
meeting hcinH urrayctl nKatIst ltnbunstGln, WIN
WIS ably nssistpu by hls wife, pArtfcnlary AB tho
battto was only ono Of words. just wllut eacl,
It wuA not rrtltl woi III tho ht,unls Ut tho AlshG
lltssta. hut tho ltMtunatGlnS snll thnt thoro
ahbuAl bo 10 moro wurahplnR In that synaKog,
aa that tho s oao Ss tn1 tsaots %ho A.
1eettd u II ueluHe Ut scaldlnE water .and llvers
Otlor lnconvonici,ocs. Mr.. harcus, Touring TINT
tho congregation would bu frightened away by
Sundays auploasMnMe!;oSs. n . Yesterday s,*0fo out
not yGt been ufECBtcl.' =
, 1881-08-17

1HA TAusrkEs on TIN wArGit QUESTION.
i A ulootlug of tho Trltttocs " tho IOWA Of
Hyde Park was bold yesterday AFTERNOON ut tho
Grand Pacific. IT, Il. Hobart occupied tho chair,
and thefo were alsd,prcsent Joha a. Cole, socro.
tary, D. A. Pelsce, 81. "obstos. and Samuel
Pullman. ri,
BIZ, D, a. Pciseo, Chairman Of tao Finance
Committee, was chitod upon tor a statemont Of
tho Auancos, together with au estimate OF tho
ssst ,y,a%s St :sS new weses Works. Ills figures woF0
Available assetAl Cash FROM sal0 of Water.
Works. Sl9,0O; ll1ls roeelyatlo, s:n.V0 Adult
uo,lal Machinery Fund, $h3k; ,Wulor-Wosks
EssH9%se ,d,s, Fsrd SMs appropriations ma0
Tho estllaatca S1tss of tho work., Mr: pelEce
,nali.s, tSl{S; ,'taitYhsn'esy hin a..4 foullsaons.
vol, aua iu9l1sufaIs. 9A0U. fho difference
hetweeH ths asse| and tho eost, amounting "
S4U,Uk, could b0t taken froHl tha watst-plp6
speolal asseslnent fund no% y ths hsnds Of tho
This Aoard orldFea that the cost Ut the build
inx 10 ltn,ltsd to wv, aud that the plans ut
Aschlieet q. IL. Edhrs,oke 10 uecepted,
On luotlop ot NJ. Pelsoe. II wa ordered that
, 1881-08-17
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Funeral notice hereafter.
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u Observation-Disclosures Fitzgerald, 10 IohnR0n-
IT. will BY buried "Wednesday, th4 (7tl lnst, by TAR
FsAos 10 Calvary coa,oleFy, 1t O'clock.
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Eyaso;.i "Wednesday, ffsm hsE ''la.o Eoitaonco ~
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