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IL C1mmikiss % TFanapoelatSoa mnds .
vuAal pepsss I'D were Instructed % invessixzls
ne mAaees &C r.ilEoad fArdn Zoe mmigrants and
ps1npeeiors, ana report.
The Ounmittee On Diseussio4 reported the
subject Of IrisA potato culsuse, a. TOPIC 81
nenMIon q ~ uext regular msstinR. 70 be &c
enz nisA " writien repoem e N who had
engaged h he huainem the psesent season, giving
dsanzh 6 enlinBe win cost and proceeds Of each
venknn Al members % well as persons moi
znsmbem - IL Club. are cordially invited 70
send thsif seposlsto lGE. n @ Issag. who Wa
designated ~ tAs Commisiee 10 opsa the diseus
sion These are not intended 70 be made public,
hus % furnish matter for discussion.
Tia Cemmlttse On Inspection gave nstice thai
they would Be ready . report Of the premises Of
The President at the next meeting.
IL fblloWina Sss0lniinn wasadopted ::
That cOmmittee u fhree be appointed to re-
part at the next meeting such amendments to
the constitution and bylaws % the Committee
might agree On, and that the President be added
70 The COmmittee
The President appointed rs such COMMITTEES
Messs. HoussOn, Haskell and J. r. Bradford.
Mr. Hopkins gave notice that he would at the
next meeting o0eF an amendment abelishing the
fne Of - cents for non attendance
Nr Choate offered and read letter from the
6uperintends mt Of the Labor Bureau at Castle
Garden, New York, which the Club ordered
Published, sad which appears elsewhere.
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Editor FiOridsaa: An old family servant was
inferred last week IN the cemetery in the grounds
Get aside for the whites Now, I don't mean TO
say that amer death one body is any better than
another. bat there is burial place provided for
our coISred citizens and that is the place they
shsuld be pat after death, unless one thinks q
great deal Of servant and has him or her placed
in their private enclosures. This is the first in
stance of the kind in our memory, but, rs it has
been started, will it be the last :? The entire
family may choose, if allowed, TO be placed by
the side Of this one. OBSERVER
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Lemons 90 cents per dozen at

Lemons 90 cents per dozen at
SLUssER s. Co.'S
Kerosene oil 20 cents per gallon at
sLussER & Co.'S
Ice on Wednesday at usual price at
W. P SLUssER & Co.'S
Several loads of cotton went from the ware
I0uses to the depot on Friday
The best drink at last is ice cold lemonade
made to perfection at Elliots City Drug Store. z
Two colored women died on the plantation
Of Major Leroy D. Ball, on Lake Jackson. last
week
The Steamer Amite sails for st. Marks on
The 9th inst, and will arrive there about the 18Th
Or l4th
The wife OF Rev. H. r. Raymond, Jr, has
ben very critically i'll. but is better and thought
obe recovering.
Monogram smoking tobacco excells all ex-
pectatiOn il has no equal is the verdict. Try
it Al EniOts City Drug Store.
When you are thirsty nsthing quenches it
half % well as glass of delightful lemonade
Try is-at EllOt's City Drug Store z
"A little child of Rev. n NJ Long, and
grAnd-chid of Mr. W R. Wilson, died on Sun
day evening, aud was buried yesterday.
See the plan OF pamphlet for Leon county
IN detail, in another column, and set your wits
10 work to aid the Club in procuring material
for the pamphlet
The thirsty crowds who daily cool the inner
man at Rawls Soda Fount seem to increase IS
the season grows This healthy beverage has be-
come necessity with everybody.
An the Injuries and delicacies OF the season
are daily 10 be found at Tom Coster's restaurant.
If there is one thing Tom knows better than an
ether, it is how to keep a hotel"
-SpaSmodc commissions are frequently caused
BY WORMS gnawing at the vitAls; therefore, At
The first indications of worms, ShrineIs Indian
Nernifuge should be administered according 10
directions N. Lively. Sole agent Fit
We learn that Matthew Vass, weIlknown
eosOred nan who formerly lived here. died in
he Convict Camp, at Callahan q few days ago
de had been convicted in AanAtee county for
burning house, during the period of his resi-
Senee there lew years aga, bat he had many
trends hereabouis, both white and black, who
never believed him guilty.
Sarah Burnhardt Il so thin that she Is com
PEELED to wear 9 false neck composed OF several
layers Of gauze with . thin coating of wax, still
her Insignificant anoiomy is vulnerable to attacks
rom diseases, and there is q remedy Of American
manufacture, Coussens' Lightning Linimeni
which she must use for Rheumatism, Lame
Back. Sprsins and Bruises. Price 80 cents pei
bottle, small bottles IS cents. Whites Cream
White Vermifuge. the best Worm Killer. W
4. RaW,s, Sole Agent 7-lt
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The total shipments to date amount 10 737
barrels, and there are several growers who have
not done shipping Seven crates of beans were
shipped last week. Detailed statements of re-
suits Of individual ventures have been received
from several growers, and will be the subject oil
discussion at the next meeting Of the Leon coun-
u Farmer Club, but win not be published with
out the consent of the grower. We hope all who
have had experience, whether fortunate or other.
wise, this season, viii forward careful detailed
statements Of the cost and result of each venture
to r. c. Long, Esq, or to this Office.
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The Jackson vile DSspdtch, aprnpos of the
letter Of our esteemed neighbor Mr.. B. s. Her
ring, republished in another column, recommends
careful selection of seed corn and says: They
have ii in Hillsborough county (also IN Polk
that is both weevil and rat proof Many farm
ers in that section make all the corn for home
use and surplus to SELL We have samples on
the ear two years old that are a. perfect as the
day it mAtured."
We would suggest to our farmers 10 send for
specimens Of the above named corn and test it
thoroughly
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IN Thursday, June I'd, at the residance Of the
brides parents, in Lake Civ JFioril. ~ Co.
w. Bassett OF Tallahasaee a ~. o.. r
daughter Of Mr.. d. @. Monereif Il Lake City
The FLoHDIAx begs the privilege Of extend.
ing Its heartiest congratulafious to ,he newly.
married couple, and Of wiahin~ them lop~ Hft
and happiness; a. wen q 70 return sincers
thanks for the bountifnl uortion or the wstidina
cake. SC, which found its way to this once.
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This popular and prosperous Journal is before
rs, and this, the June number. gives it still
stronger claim TO the title Of the best agricul-
tural and family magazine in the South 10
addition To its very full amount OF reading fol
the farm and 6reslde, the current number con-
tains an interesting f" History of the Georgia
Stats Agricultural Society" by Malcolm Jehn-
ston, Esq., and Report on Fish Culture" by
DR.. Fl. II. Cary. With such publication in the
hands Of every farmer and planter in the South
ern States there would be more intelligent
cultivation of the soil and diversion of crops
and les complaints of bad times
The FarmST's Monthly is sent postage free fol-
one year for g. Co. or six months for 81 90. Adj
dresS J. Fl Esru.L, Savannah, Ga.
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N Friday, June 10Th, At the Opera Honss in
S1oeJ' viii be repeated ~The Pirates e Pea
with full cast, including Mis Lsila
ss and Miss Ella Bah, Of TAHAhasses, and
-.oes The management Of Mn James G. Gibbes.
opee'ai excursion Fai@. 15cssss - the round
W nave been arranged BY the Railroad Re
eA and Il . already cer,aia that acOandefa-
lumber Of eur citizens VIA attend
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No money now: can't buy Pianos or Organs
till cotton comes in" Yes you can. Rake up SIC
CasR on an Organ or es5 Cask on Riaao, and
We will send you during Jsns, July, Aagast and
Gspt1Rber, At ROCK BOTTOM CASH RATES, and wait
teres Cash rates. Three moths credit. Ne
IAteresi. Don't forget It, Grand Summer Clear
Ing Ous Sale Of New and Second Hand Instru-
ments- 500 Pianos, so Organs. All styles. All
grades. Al prices Ana Be elassd out Specia
1svms to insfalIment buyers Cash prices cd
Vanced only Tia Par CsRk Hfleen Days Test
Trial Guaranteed Instruments from 80 besl
mnksy1 CataleguEs and FUN information mailed
isss Il charge Avoid being imposed upon BY
Realty, or any other man, by ordering ct once
from the Great Wholesale Piano and Organ De
pot e de 1Oafh, LuDDRx q BATEs' SOUTHERN
GUac HoUsR, SAVANNAH, GA. 74t
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The Board Of Directors Of the Middle Florida
A NJ Association will meet at Elliots City
Dag Store on Monday evening next the 18th
al O'Clock p n. A full attendance % par
ueaAsl4 desired, as important business win
es1e heiue the Board
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NReAAeh mm& Be@m1y ComAzme4.
WoxAxss RlsHrs = One wh6 has ln1e slndied
this 1nhject nav presents the Tsnnlt of his iDxss
tigakioas He . happy q say tnat g has dis-
covered WomanS Best Friend- It b Adapsed
especially % these ezees WAexe He womb = dr.
csderea and win cure any iFfegulariiy OF The
. meneeas BFadnelds Female Regulator acts
like d charm In q wiitssF OF . su<ldcn check Of
lie monthly courses lrem cold, trouhls Of The
mind, or ike causes, By restoring The discharxc
Ia every Instance. In chfQnfc csses In aciion b
promps and decisive, and saves the constitution
from countless evils and premature decay. Pre-
pared by DR.. j. Bgadfieh1, Atlanta, Ga. For
sale at q. 80 per bsttle By al druggista r
MnLrown, Chambers Co, Ah,, July l3 q.
have used your Female Regulator extensive
" in my practice for long time, and with en-
tire success where there was no complication ct
disease. If il ID not specific, it is, in my opin-
ion, the best known remedy for The diseases for
which it ID rccnmmended ]. H. DAVIS, H. ID.
Nay "a, 1661-1m
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SPECIAL TO LAND AGENTS.

Tie FLoRTDIAN Office is prepared TO furnish,
in any quantity, to order,
BLANK TOWNSHIP PLATs;
scale, 40 chains to the inch and 80 chains to the
nch, with Table of Areas. Also. quarter-tOwn
hip plas thine sections); scale, 40 chains to the
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.vn,v.L AND DEPARTURE or HAns.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE on NAILS.
ASTfUs. CInae.
lam and Eastern ., = = r .O A.
v $50 Tuesday, Thursday and
----,r. via Iamcnia-Anive Tuesdays, TharsaMyn
Ins-t-,saTs Ct p M; close Mondays. Wednesdays
q 10y cesee win De open from A n to $50 p H.
a froS $50 10 $50 P n, except SundAya
NoNKT-oRDER eFTTcR.
ne xoney-Order ONCE win Ss open Rom 4. =. e
= :. mis- once payable in any part Of the United
-. - Great Britain, Switzerland, Germany, Italy
Fansf' A's'''- ". G. STEWART, p H.
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-a- Standard summer beverage Win hesaaAg
n. sed out to Thirsty CUSTOMERS ~ MOI
-. Il hal elegant establishn1ks kn0wn .
City Drug Store" Lads 0stoB 49,
nenrsions dnring this warn weakhes. ass
invited 10 can ed ny 4.
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Ven cas- Save Money
By buying your goods from R. B. CARPENTER.


How % SecareV Skilled Gardeners
fer Middle Florida.
The following letter was received few days
since in response to one addressed to the Labor
Bureau at Castle Garden. 1t was read ut the
regular meeting Of the Leon County Farmers
Club on Friday last. and the Club requested
that il be published II seems that the letter
and accompanying circular point the way to
method Of securing skilled labor for the vegetable
business which, if adopted by our large land
holders, would soon develop the vegetable in
dustry very rapidly.
One OF two gentlemen have already determined
to avail themselves of this opportunity to secure
competent assistance in the prosecution Of the
business, and we hope others will follow.
CASTLE GARDEN, n T., May %, 1881.
DEAR SIR: Your favor 18th inst duly received
and in reply beg to say that we furnish immi-
grant labOreFs as per circular annexed We lear,
however, that the cost OF transportation would
be 50 large that the Bureau could not serve ySu
in the matter.
Respectfully.
II. J. JACKSON, Superintendent.
The C,r,mi.;oneys of E;aicratsn Publish tbs Cir
eaLar Letter for the Information Of all Employers
scAS scouEd Guda Measefces Of the Adraatages Of
this Insitutj0a
/. The Labor Bureau" organized BY the
Commissioner Of Emigration of the State OF New
York, 10 free market tor emigrant labor. open
to all employers from all parts OF the United
States. While procuring for emigranis prompt
ployen superior opportunities - ensQ@ suitable
employees out Of . large and vaFi14 supply OF
appIicahfs for work, daily resnrtfng % fhiso1ice
Z. This once charges no fee o. Communication Of
any sott 70 employer or emigrantA IL furnishes
not oait domestic help, agricultural o. nnah!ied
labor, but all kinds Of skilled lahoreEs, mechan-
ics, artisans, &c.
4. Land spectators are excluded from the
privileges Of the Labor Burrau, and al pgOpcsi-
iicns hooking 70 the sale or leasing Of land to
emigTants VIII be rejected.
T. Employers applying at this olice must Be
satisfactory fefeFence4 Agents must Dc anthoE-
isea b their principals. and well recommended-
G. Thia once daes not make contracts t0r en-
igFanfs with the employer; u dos not N The
smeunt of wages, nor the time o. services, nor
prescribe any ether condition Of the c.ntEnct
h leaves ali these matters % be settled b the
voluntary agreement Of the parties Immediately
Interested, and assists them only hy giving AL
needlhi inlnFmatien and advice
O. EMPLOYER must In all cases provide TOT the
trnnapaeiniios Of their employees . tha rezpee-
Tive plncsu Of destination II meana snmMe1t g
pay travelling expenses are renlitted b this VI
Zee. wish tke request 10 send hired help 70 The
appl,elst We shall - that he employees .
prcDeaay started On hin journey. In s1ch appll-
esfienS employezs sheuld state diztinctly the de-
seEip1im az labos nqaissd, To naiinnahsy Pre-
lsrsa - - ais - waE. psnpese 1e2n-
4 CaiTsDY, Pa 0G1ce Order, o. Checks On
. NsI Y6lh Clsy Bank Drsfh q Coantg
49, ennxxA . ruenivsd
Z. 1smezss . sl1issl q smployssa, wesh.ll
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A Cough, Gold or Sore Throat should be
stopped Negiect frequently resalts In an Incur
able Lung Disease or Consumption. Browns
Bsouchinf TrUcAes are certain 70 give relief In
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Oatarh. Consump-
tive and Throat Diseases. For thirty years the
Trcches hare been recDmusended bg p1gslciaDs.
not nsw or unirIed, but having ben sestsa By
wide and constant use for neaxiy IN entire
generates, thar have attained wen merited rank
amrnw NJ kw anple nmedies q The ege
RmhMe Waahs1s end sinees - them % eleaT md
ssxszelkem d. vu1ce. Sold 6 - esnts box
evsFyuheEe. Noy. q, 16o0-1y
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MeteOrOlOGfc1l.

Record of temperature at Tallahassee, Flori-
ia, for the past week.
observations taken by W. A. Rawls, Druggist
pAaruacist
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For Soaps and Perfumery when you can buy
at n Y. prices by the box, at Rawls. Ii
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to use Cotton Seed Meal on your crops and
gardens Go to B. A. Meginniss aud get little
Of it and TRY I'll
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&aEM LRRAa.

AeSiihstanding the desperate efforts 81 AJAX
Competitors, RawA SC Cigar still leads in
iAlAAAssee IL
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The best FEED for mich cows The best
FERTILIZER for gardens and field crops, at
8 B. A. MEGINNIss'
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All who desire fsvaa Rrocerie. n 49, a.u,.. a
call on ri m C..-v~-y
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. M
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN OF THE FORMA
IN ton of a corporation, under an act Of the Leg
isiature Of Florida, approved August 8, 1888 under
the name of The TALLAHASSEE HOTEL COMPANY. at
Tallahassee. Florida, for the purpose OF erecting
and operating q hotel Amount Of capital stock,
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, to be paid In % called
for. Said corporation to commence on the 7th day
Of June. a. D. 1881, and continue for the term of
twenty years. The business OF said company 10 to
be transacted by President, Secretary, Treasurer
and five Directors, to lie elected annually. Said
corporation shall have no power to create any In
debtedness beyond the amount of Its capital stock
P. HOUSTOUN,
r. H. GAMBLE,
A. B. HAWKINS,
JOHN g. WINTHROP,
G. &. PEARCE,
R. A. SHINE,
LEROY D. BALL.
June Z, 1sSl-4w
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TALLAHASSEE EA-A-S . unc q 4cc4-
Bales.
spped week ending June 4th.. 50
shipped previously. 1884
Total shipments to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l4
Price Low Aiddling, S5Sc
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Naeam Engine fer Sale.
E. W. Clark has 1S-horse power steam en-
CINE for sale Write, or call and see him. is
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Cotton Gins for Sale.

NNE sIXTY-SAW E. CARVER GIN WITH
" 12-inch saws, arranged with fast and loose pull
as good as new; worth, at the factory, $2S5 will
take for it $175.
One 55-saw Pratt revolving head Gin; has been
take for 1t 500 Both machines sold to be replaced
by larger. Apply at Bradfordville. Florida, to
May 31-w JOHN BRADFORD. (
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Tube Rose and Gravely Tobaccos al Rawls'.
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RI r. B. CARPENTERS
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90 - - - -
A. ~ = > CAasssz'A
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-06-22

DR.. D. d. Carter, of this place is now
the owner of a mare Of fne trotting
qualities and Of pedigree not to be
surpassed by any animal in the country.
She hasa very promising colt. The
pedigree OF Lady Chance" and that OF
her coltis given below:
''LADY CHANCE"
sired by Negibbens Stonewall, he by
Alexanders Abdallah (sire Of Gold
smith Maid Record 2:l4. Rosalind
2:2li, .Thorendale 2:22i &C., he by
Rysdyk's HambletoniOn (sTe Of Dexter
2:l7f, Nettie 2:1S, Jay Gould 2:2O,
Orange Girl 2:2e, George Wilkes 2,22,
Herold the sire Of "Msud s" 2:l0f Sc:
and has over two hundred descendants
with records of 2:30 or bet.er.) he by
old Abdallah, be BY Mambino, thol-
oughbred son Of Messenger, imported
1888. Dam Of "Lady Chance" by
Alexanders Norman, (sire of Lula re
cord 2sl5. May Queen 2:20, Blackwood
3 year old 2:3l &c. he by the celebrate
ed Morse Horse, son Of European
(McNitt Horse) SC.
Colt is sired by ''Mamhrino Rather"
he by Bell Ringer, he by Mambrino
Pilot (sre Of HanDis 2:174, Mambrino
Gift 2:l9}, Rocket 2:2O &c. he by
Mambrlno Chief (sire of Lady Thorn
2:lS, Woedford Mambrlno 2;l9 &c.
be by Aambrlno paymaster, he by
Mambrino son Of Imported Messenger,
Mambino Rather, dam by RockwellS'
Rather, he by the renowned old Rather
(Regart's) he by old Henry, BY Young
Leonidas, by Imported Leonidas, Bell
Ringer dam by Imported Bell Founder.
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DEATH OF w. S. KENNEDY.-After
a long and painful illness Of consumption
W. S. Kennedy, Esq, died at his resi-
dence in this place on Monday last. Mr..
Kennedy come to this place with a
Georgia company Of soldiers during the
war, and after its close settled here,
marrying the eldest daughter Of the late
Col. A. ]. Van Pelt. He was from the
town of Newman, Cowetta county,
Georgia, and at the time Of his death
was in the 44th year Of his age. He
was gallant soldier and did his whole
duty in the war between the States,
enteung the service as volunteer al
the beginning of the struggle and re-
NAMED at his post until it ended in the
surrender at Apponattox. He was a
good business man, ola genial manner
and had many friends to whom he was
much attached. He leaves large lam
lily who have the sympathy of thes COM
munity in their sad bereavement Old
Commonwealth
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The greatest Ofappitizers b. B B.

ANOTHER DIsooVRRY.-Ry intelli-
gepce received from the Warner Obser-
yatory, Rochester, n. Y, it appears
that still another comet has just been
discovered by DR.. Gould. Director of the
Cordova Observatory Argentine Repub'
lie. South America. This comet seems
to be the great comet Of 1907, and is
located in the Constellation Of the Dove,
Blight Ascension 6 hours and Declina-
lion South 80 degrees. 1t is not visible
from this latitude and not known yet
that it will be, although i. Is likely 10 be
as the comet of 1907 was distinctly seen.
No apprehension need be had over The
unusual appearance Of comets during
the present yesr "a they do not possess
the power to work injury upon the earth
or any other planet.
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tic medicine that can be employed: cleans
ing the stomach and bowels, and even the
blood. In small doses Of one pill a day,
they stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vigorous health.
AYERS Pills have been known for
more than quarter of century, and have
obtained worldwide reputation for their
virtues. They correct diseased action In
the several assimilative organs of the
body, and are so composed that obstruc-
tons within their range can rarely with
stand or eyade them. Not only do they
cure the everyday complaints Of every
body, but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have baffled the best Of
human skill. While they produce power
full effects, they are, at the same time, the
safest and best physic for children. BY
their aperient action they grippe much less
than the common purgatives, and never
give pain when the bowels are not infamed.
They reach the vital fountains ofthe blood.
and strengthen the system by freeing 1t
from the elements Of weakness.
Adapted to al ages and conditions in
all climates, containing neither calomel
nor any deleterious drug, these Pills may
be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar-coating preserves them ever fresh,
and makes them pleasant TO take; while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise
rom their use IN any quantity.
PREPARED Br
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Practical and Analytical Ckenists<
foLp By ALL pRVdqSIS kYkktWhthk'
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The farms of DIR. ]. b. Strayer were
sold by Commissioners G. &. Calvert
Moses Walton and II. g. Allen, on
last Friday.
The upper farm was sold in two
tracts, The first was purchased oV b.
P. Newman for $4,000, the second tract
including Rockingham timber land was
purchased by Israel Allen for s7975.OO.
One tract Of 2l6 acres of Mountain
land was sold to L. H. Zirkle for $3.50.
A second tract Of Mountain land Oh
81 acres TO Saml. Grim for sll0.
The home farm was sold in two
tracts, That portion on the East side
of Valley turnpike containing 2S7a
acres was purchased by Samuel H.
Hoover at $50 per acre.
That portion of West of Turnpike
containing IS acres was sold 10 J. r
S. Good at s5O.25 per acre.
The Kagey farm was not sold. The
land sold brought S34.86l.
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SHE STILL MOvEs.-In spite OF
Mother SYMPTOMS prophecy that had
lived through centuries and was SO
venerable that some believed 1t In opite
Of their better judgment, the day and
date fixed for the destruction OF all
sublunary things has come and gone
and the earth still exists and moves as
usual. last Saturday was the day
a., ! upon, but il has passed and none
Ono hive realized the great consum-
nation 90 'ong predicted.