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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-02-14

-. ~ hat road, and chiefly devoted 70 o.
.-,-,son Of ,Ae country along the Transit Rail-
.,d connecting lires of transportation. II
!. ~. . guide-book for tourists, and they will
-. much useful information from II. The
~, has q handsome cover. It's inside pages
.r-,s,selv illustrated with Florida scenes, and
~hole work reflects credit upon author
and printer.
...sfuI and enterprising young farmers. does q
- husiness in the dairy line. He has seven
-. rom which he makes and sells twenty
- mounds of butter every week, and from
-. sales has averaged $50 per month for the
-. ave months. Last Saturday he brought to
=, os,ce q pound-ball of his butter. II has q
- yellow color, is very firm, and of excellent
quality.
I'll. Wilson, daughter of Capt w. NJ Wilson,
..,vnerly of Charleston, now of Savannah, were
-..,-,ed At the residence of Col and Mrs ]. G..
c;hbes on last Thursday evening. according TO
rr;.copaI church ntes. by Rev. G. A. Saunders
-r,he Methodist church. The ceremony was
alarmed under floral horse shoe in the beau
..s,rlx decorated parlor, Col j. g. Gibbes giving
,he bride away-Quiney Herald, FEB. 1lM.
The Two Orphans" which will be played
- morrow night, is wonderfully popular
s-.ma II has been on all the stages of the best
No,,hern theatres. Pauline Markham, who
,.s.s the leading character in the piece, is a
.O.ad actress, taking rank with Kate Claxton
and other well known performers. The
I,ctsopyilIe Times calls her Z" the great Pau
Ene- and quotes Richard Grant White as say
;rv that she is the most exquisitely moulded
~0man in the world
We propose TO print several hundred extra
.On;es of the next issue of the FLoRIDIAN for
,-.,uitous distribution at the State Fair, which
ill contain articles setting forth the advantages
If our section Its present and prospective enter
n,;ses &c. &c, which will afford a splendid op-
nortunity for those having property to sell to
reach a class of persons who are in our State
nrospecting for homes in desirable localities
The latest land perhaps the bes) agricultural
implement introduced into this county is a corn
and cotton cultvator, to be seen at the store of
NIB A. Meginniss. With this cultivator one
man and two horses Can do the same amount of
Moving that four men and four horses can do
with the ordinary pillow. 1t straddles the Tow
nlows two burrows on each side, and has flanges
tokeep the earth from covering up the young
plants. II is certainly an economical as we'll as
alabor-saving implement
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Anta Constitution, Feb. S.
HapwfIy Married.

On Thursday evening, at halfpast eight, Dr.
George Troup Maxwell was united in marriage
TO Mrs Elizabeth c. Butler, at the residence of
the bride, on Marietta street. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. ]. FL. Martin, and was strictly
private only two or three near friends of the con-
tracing parties being present DIR. Maxwell is
well known in Atlanta and throughout Georgia,
being man of noble worth, and gentleman in
the striciesi sense Mrs Butler is esteemed by
all who know her and has a wide circle of
friends
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% MYalic Hnmrnss

ms Ciuo gave minstrel entertainment at
"aihe Hall last evening, which was literally
pauOnized by our people The performers ac-
quit'ed themselves with much credit and de-
nen.eu The audience We were pleased to see
ms lberaliy on the part of our citizens. as the
pU0eeuS' which must have been very large, are
" oe devoted TO the worthy and commendable
oO1ec' oil purchasing library for the Club. We
noPe Iney Will give other performances.
me ladies had an abundance of nice things on
NAno' winch were readily disposed of, and hand
some sum doubtless realized
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IN MEMORIAM.

WHKKKAs. God, In His inscrutable wisdom has seen
At TO BY death from midst our Brother J. d.
BRAEcH-therefore,
Be rssoUsd l. That in the death Of Brother BRANCH
society has lost NEST useful and unusually enerprisng
citizen, the church bright and shining light whose IN
waveng faith in Christ should stimulate his
christian brothers and sisters to renewed zeal in the
Of christianity.
That our heartfelt sympathy be rendered his family
In this their sad bereavement
That copy Of this preamble and these resolutions
be sent the FLoDAN for publication copy be inserted
q blank page Of church book q token OF our love
for him. and copy be given the family of deceased
II. II. KINCHEN
WI. LESTER,
J. d. PEPPER
January 8, lisa Committee
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Governor Boxham has appointed Drs A L.
Randolph and G. W Bottom, and Messrs w. r.
Wilson, r. A Shine and J W Hackett Board
OF Health for this city. They will hold a meet
ing IN lew days, organize ami enter upon Unelr
duties. This action Of the Governor will meet
with the hearty approval OF our citizens, and they
can congratulate themselves upon the excellence
OF the new board
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The great American elocutionist and humor-
lst- will give one OF his humorous AMI dramatic
entertainments at Gallie's Hail. next Tuesday
evening, February 21st. He has given several
entertainments In Jacksonville and other Flor
Ida towns, and was everywhere greeted with
large audiences, who were highly delighted AS
froL Reade has been in correspondence with
parties here, and kindly volunteered to give AN
entertainment for the benef, of the Episcopal
Ohurch organ fund, he may be prevailed upon
10 give series OF readings in our city.
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Public schools.

Through the courtesy of our worthy Superin-
tendent OF Schools, Mr.. H. n. Felkel, we learn
that there are fifty schools in Leon county
twenty-one white and twenty-nine colored The
salaries Of teachers range from SIS to $50 per
month The schools will be kept open five
months during the present scholastic year, and
are conducted very satisfactorily This is
good showing tor our county
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Just received and for sale cheap. by
| IS B. A. MRGIKNIsa
Leen Csnnsy Exhlbit fer the 9sase
Ii - Fair. 81 n.

Leen Coanty ExAlbif fer GAe ssase
Isl Fair.
At an impromplu meeting held in this city
to take action in reference to . Leon county ex-
hibit at the State Fair, Messrs Geo. A. Beard,
Chas. Blackwell, @. C. Pearce. R G. Long and
D. W. Gwynn were appointed . committee to
superintend the collection and shipnena Of snch
products as could be obtained. -
The committee have gone to work in earnest
and II the people respond TO their circular as
promptly as they should, we will be able TO make
avery creditable display. They desire the follow
ing products: Corn. shelled and slip-shucked;
oats threshed and in sheaf; peas rice, millet-seed
hay, pea vines, fodder, potatoes, sugarcane,
syrup, sugar. cabbage, caulifower, turnips, car
rots beets, Irish potatoes walnuts, hickory nuts,
pecan-nuts, butter, honey eggs etc, and they wish
them delivered at the ware-room, enc door south
of Coles & Boards store. on Monroe street, no
later than Monday noon, 10th inst The fair
opens on the 21st.
Though Leon county bore of the banner al
one of our State Fair, we do not expect
her to do so this time. as her people have
delayed action too long, but they can make
hne display, and we hope they viii exert
themselves and do the best they can in view Of
the very unfavorable circumstances under which
they have begun this work 1t is very desirable
that they should do this, first because it is the
duly of all good citizens-those who feel an in
terest in The welfare of the Stale, land the peo-
pie of no section OF the State have her welfare
more at heart than the people Of Middle Fiori-
da) to do all they can TO make the Fair a success
aud credit 10 the State; second, the interest and
pride they feel in their own particular section
should stimulate them to action. because there
will be at the State Fair people from all sections
OF the Union, and We should show them just W hat
our soil is capable of producing-what can be
done in the way of farming, truck gardening, &C
Mr. R c. Long will accompany the exhibit to
see that it is properly cared for and displayed to
the best advantage.
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
OF TIE
FLORIDA WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY.

ID islature of the State of Florida, entitled An
Act to provide a General Law for the Incorporation
of Railroads and Canals" approved February 10,
1874 notice Is hereby given required by said act
that a company has been formed under the name of
the =" Florida Western Railroad Company" to be
invested with all the rights, powers privileges and
franchises conferred upon companies formed under
ing, and operating a railroad for public use in the
conveyance Of persons and property; and also to
construct and maintain wharVes at such places on
the Bay of Pensacola as the business of the said
railroad company shall require.
The main line OF said railroad will be about fifteen
miles in length, and will be constructed from some
point on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, in
the City of Pensacola south and west, to the Ala
bama line, in Escambia county
W. D. CHIPLEY,
GA STANLEY,
L. T. WRIGHT,
W.T.. MCCORMICK.
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An old physielnn, retired from active pr.csice
hasing had placed ~ his banda By an EAss India
Missionary thsiofmulz 81 simple vegetable rrmr-
dy ID he spsedy AM permanentcure Of Consume
Ton. BroncAisis Catarrh. Asthma, and al Throat
and Lung affections, also positive and radical
cure ibv general Debility and all nervous cDm-
plainia. having thoroughly tested its wonderful
curative powers IN thousands Of cases, feels il his
duty 10 make II known 10 his suffering fellows.
The recipe with faIl particulars. directions for
preparation and use, and all necessary advice
and instructions for successful treatment At your
own home. win be received by you by return
mail, free Of charge by addressing with stamp or
stamped selfaddressed envelope TO
Dr.. n. Z BELL.
~, 161 N Calvert St Baltimore, Md.
Jan. 8, 166s-1y
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Bright is the rosy blush of evening skies,
And bright the waves that meath the moon
beams dow;
Bright are the beams from Beauty's laughing
eyes,
And bright the flowers thai in the woodland
glow;
But brighter far the bloom of health to me,
On cheeks whose owners stick to 81. 81. p.
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The reason why women everywhere use Par
ker's Ginger Tonic is because they have learned
by experlence-the best guide-that this excel
lent medicine overcomes dependency, periodi
cal headache, indigestion, pain in the back and
kidneys, and other troubles of the sex.-Home
Journal
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There win b q called msesing Of iAis Cub
d ths Cpitol, q Friday nsxt I'M int, q II
O'Clock A. Il. 4 fan afts1danes iseaRnmaly de-
aired, Is business Of Importance win bspsssessed
for consideration
- W. L vAsoz, President
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Circuit Court Jurors.

Wegive below the list of jurors drawn for the
Spring Term of Leon County Circuit Court
GRAND JURORS
W. Fl. Anderson, W. R. Blake. T. Turnbull,
W. Atkinson, A Butler, A Hopkins, ]. A.
Cromartie, r J. Zimmerman, T. Costa, p. d.
Lewis, J. Diamond, J. w. Davis, p L. Barineau.
J. Fl. Whitaker, j. w Nash, J. A. Maige, w F.
Ouaile and i C. Ross
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MARYLAND White Corn.

hyou want the genuine Maryland White Corn,
call on B A Meginniss. He ships direct from
bis fathers farm in Maryland and can guarantee
the best in the market AZ
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Mamie Whitner. Genevieve SuIlivant Matte
Houstoun, Minnie Chairs, Florence Slossen, Fan
ME Sullivant, Ida Perkins, Georgia Lynn, EN-
mic Tatum, Fannie Cohen, Kate Kemper, Bessie
Lynn. MIRA j. B. DoSRIsoN, Supt.
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PETIT JURORS.

j. B. Collins, H. c. Herring, Geo. Lewis Frank
Wanna Jack Moody, A Minis, L H. Blake G.
". Levy, Fl. II. Diamond, Elmore Reed, G. W.
johnson, c. A Choate, W. L. HUMPHREYS, G.
II. Meginniss, Taylor Williams, W. J. Hartsfeld
w. Stroman and FL. T. Felkel
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Bust Received.

One car load dry salted meat al cents, de
hEered at depot Dry sailed bellies, Fat backs.
and long clear sides always on hand at Savan-
nah quotations. at Y A Levy's 4O-tf
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NOTICE OF Incorporation
OF THE
COMPANY.

DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF THE LEG
ID islature Of the State of Florida entitled An
Act to provide General Law for the Incorporation
of Railroads and Canals, I" and approved February
~, 1874 notice is hereby given, required by said
act, that company has been formed under the
name of the Jacksonville and Palaika Railway
Company" to be invested with all the rights, pow
ers privileges, aud franchises conferred upon com
panies formed under said act and acts amendatory
thereto, for the purpose of constructing, maintain
ing, and operating railroad for public use in the
conveyance OF persons and property. The said rail
road to be about sixty-fye miles in length. and
to be constructed, maintained, and operated from
jacksonville, in DuyAl county, in the State of Flor
ida, to point on the Palatka and Indian River
Railway Company's railroad, at or near Paatka, in
Putnam county, in the State of Florida, passing
through or into the counties of Duval, Clay and
Putnam, in said State.
MASON YOUNG,
New York City. MY
ROSWELL II. MASON,
PaIatka, Fla.
ALFRED BISHOP MASON,
February IA. 1ss2-Sm Chicago, H.
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Have yen Ever

Known any person to be seriously i'll without a
weak stomach or inactive liver or kidneys
And when these organs are in good condition do
you not find their possessor enjoying good health
Psrker's Ginger Tonic regulates these important
organs, makes the blood rich and pure and
strengthens every part Of the system. See other
cnlnmn
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Mamie Whitner, Georgia Lynn, Genevieve
sullivant. Bessie. Lynn. Ida Perkins. Emmie
Tatum, Matte Bah, MagAret Randolph.
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White Maryland corn direct from Maryland
farmer and scotsman, for early planting can be-
had al t42-3tl COLES x Boards.
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80

Our popular and enterprlsing Druggists
calls the special attention of mothers to Dr.
Mofets Teethina (Teething Powders.) Ano-
dynes only sooth and lull 10 Sleep Teethina
the parents many sleeepless nights Of care and
anxiety.
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On Wednesday February 9. 1881 At the residence Of
the brides mother By Rev. J. Il Rushing, Mr. r R.
MITCHELL. Of Thomas county, Ga, to Mas GooDrr Z
LEsrER, Of Leon county.
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ATLANTA, GA, January a. 1880
Ae@rs. Hutchisos d Bro: / have tested your
Neuralgine. both on myself and on others, and
have found IL 10 be ell that Is claimed specific
for neuralgia and headache. recommend it to q
suffering public. Yours truly,
FRANK L. HARRALsoN
HUTCHIsoN d BRo.. Proprietos, Atlanta,
Georgia. Sold By al Druggists. TT
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Notice of incorporation.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE IN
In dersigned have associated themselves together
for the purpose OF organizing a company under the
Act of the Legislature OF Florida, approved Fcbru
airy the 18th, A ID. 1874, entitled An Act to pro-
vide Genera Law for the Incorporation of Rail-
roads and Chnals," and the amendments thereto,
for the purpose Of constructing, operating, and
maintaining a railroad from the boundary line of
the State OF Florida in the county Of Hamilton in
said State, into or through the counties of Hamil
ton, Columbia, Alaehua, Levy, Marion, Sumter,
fernando. Hillsborough Manatee and Monroe
with termini at some feasible point points on
the Gulf of Mexico, in said State Of Florida, with
branch from some feasible point into or through
the counties of Polk, Orange, FOlusa and Brevard,
to some suitable terminus the waters of the At
lantic Ocean, for pubic in the conveyance of
persons and property, and 70 be known by the
porate name of " The lNer York, Florida and Cuba
Railroad Company"
WILLIAM VI. TUNNO,
MATHEWS r. TUNNO,
JOHN T. CHAMPNEYS.
February ID lSS2-3m
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HOPE FOR SUFFERING wOAGAN = SOMETHING
NEW UNDER THE suN.

By reason Of her peculiar relations, and her pc
culiaf ailments, woman has been compelled to
suffer, not only her own ilh, bat those arising
from the want d knowledge, or Of consideration
on The part a those with whom she stands con-
nected II the Docial oTgAnizaliou. Ths frequent
and distFessing Irregularities peculiar 10 her ser
have tbns been aggravated 70 degree which no
been Tie patient yictim Of ills unknown - man.
and which aone bat she eould endure @nnd
wiih0ui fcmedy Bot now the hour ~ her ~
demptiDn has come. ehe need not su1aR hanger.
when he en- And Islief - Dr. J. B1d1eid's
Female Regulates, Wcman's Bel Friend
Prspared b DE. J. BEadaeld. Atlanta, Ga
For mle b Al Druggists Il !.
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New Advertisements.
CHOICE COTTON SEED.

"BANCROFT'S EXTRA PROLIFIC HERLONG,r
81 cash per busLeI; SIS cash per 100 bushels
"BANCROFT'S PROLIFIC COTTON"
81 per bushel
Good ordinary planting seed, (Herlong), $50 per
100 bushels
Grown and for sale by EDWARD BANCROFT,
Athens Ga
H My seed are well known throughout Flori
da- have through rates of freight to Tallahassee,
Monticello, and other points. FEB films
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February IA, 1sS2-3m
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Tamiiientrae0bie.

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