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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-11-14
OBITUARY

MRS MARTHA ELIZABETH GEE, the widow Of the late
Judge Henry Gee, departed this life the old home
OF the Gee family in Gadsden county Florida. Satur
day, October 2sth 1882, in the 18th year of her age
Judge Henry Gee died thrtytwo years ago. but there
still living few people who remember with gratue
the generous hospitality of his house. and the grace with
which himself and his excellent wife presided 1t
They performed well their duties in this life and
both gone to be reunited, trust better Of
existence, where parting will be more. They
the stock Of nine children thrtywo grand chill
dren and four great grand children Each Of these and
each Of their posterty, as time rolls on, and will
point proudly back to the Of Henry and Martha
Elizabeth Gee the founders of long line Of worthy
descendants whose patronymic is and will be the
synonym OF honesty, courage and patriotism. w.
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Woman.

PROCLAMATION-FREE FOR WOMEN
What is the right of the ballot To woman com
pared with her privilege of enjoying health and
happiness in the charmed circle of her social and
domestic relations? Among the many discov-
erles tending to promote the happiness and nd
vancement of The human race, nothing is so in
timatcly CONNECTED with the health and happ;-
ness OF woman-the center and source of our
highest earthly enjoyments-as the discovery OF
remedy which meets her peculiar wants, and
fits her for the enjoyment of life, and for minis
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Is associated in the tender relations OF sister wife
and mother, This remedy is found in Dr. J
Bradfieds Female Regulator, Womens Best
Friend. BY it woman is emancipa,ed from the
ills peculiar 10 her sex. Before its magic power
all irregularities of the womb vanish l. cuIes
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moves uterine instructions. Ii cures consilp,-
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does more for her. and through her, for The hui
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II never fails, thousands of women will les
tify.
Prepared by Dr.. J. Bradfield, Atlanta, Ga
Price: Trial size, rs cents; large size, $3.50
For sale by all druggists. It
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Nobody is better authority on this subject than
ipe: "The weight of four eggs in ground rice,
the same in loaf sugar, pounded and sifted the
same weight Of fresh butter, beaten To cream ;
the weight of two in -four, the rind Of half q
lemon grated Mix the dry ingredients we'll to-
gether, then add the butter and four eggs well
beaten and lastly the juice of half lemon and
half teaspoonful Of carbonate of soda; beat
thoroughly. Line tin with buttered paper,
put in the mixture and bake Immediately The
oven must be moderately quick at first, but
when the cake has risen, ii should be pu, back a
little, so that it may become tn ,roughly soaked.
A few strips of candied citron or lemon peel and
some sugar comfits may be placed on Ihe top OF
the cake to ornament it,"
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BABzs TAKEN IN THE TwrxxLIxs OF AN Z

BABHSs TAKEN IN THE TwNKLISG OF AN EYE.
Caf3is, the srtist, is now prepared TO make q
specially of battles photographs by the improved
iastsAfaneous process No matter how much
they hove nos they can be taken without any
tfouaf. l. also have the new baby -charmer.
which, makes the crying child laugh, and Q
laughing child look moro pleasant. ALI parents
whoesire 10 have elegant pictures OF their little
ones hond avail themselves Of the present op-
portasiy. Bring them In between the hours Of
10 a on fair day. No more delay In 70
csivix pictures 00-f
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Asstough wrecked by the fire last night, the
Lanaiof F2ousrs Office will be reftted again at
ioncesAnd wils be all right soon. Ny subscrip-
ton BOX was carried out but got lost In the con-
flsic4 All my subscribers will confer favor
by skading in their names al once The Land of
FlopsFs shall never 60 down
r. DoN MCLEOD
Ta1LfHAssaR, FLA, Nov. 8, 1882.
~ State rApers please copy
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Read what Gen. q. Il. (EiGel Amder.
SON SAY2

-Nessrs. Hutchtson d Bro Genrlcmtn-I have
been great sufferer from misunderstanding attacks
lasting for days. | had tried every known remedy
without being relieved. In nv las attack /
tried your Neuralgine,' and in short time
was perfectly cured. l, is a consolilion to know
that have at last a remedy that controls this
painful disease, and | can cheeriully recommend
1t TO all who suffer as do
g. I. ANDERSON,
Atlanta, April 10, 1879. Chief OF Police
HUTCHINSON & Bro, Proprietors, Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by all druggists. tit
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MA II RIED.

On Friday. October 9TH in the City Of Marietta the
residence Of the brides father Col P. p. DUPREE Of
Canton. and MISS MARIE GARwOoD. of Marietta, Rev n
n. Edge officiating.
One Of Mariea's lovely and amiab,e young ladies
thus becomes citizen Of Canton. We congratulate
town in this addition to the present large number
complished ladies' Col DuPree is Of the firm Of Payne
DuPree, rising young attorney with the brightest
prospects for the future canton Ca Adrance
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For Rent or 10 Lease.

THE PLANTATION ON THE SPRING HILL
l. road, ten miles from Tallahassee, known as the
&C. B. West Place 4" . healthy location, with good
water. well adapted to the Raising Of cotton corn,
OATS spgsrcspe, &C., &c large dwelling, with ont
houses, &c convenient to church, snd school priv
ileges . desirable location Any one wishing o
nice home In the country, with small farm, will do
well to apply to MRs EMMA B. WEST,
4 Administrative,
cazraayuAs, Leon Co, Fla, Nov lO-at
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Executors Notice.

~ sons having claims against the estate Of Mary j.
Vinson, late of Leon county, and State Of Florida,
deceased, whether creditors legatees or persons
entitled to distributon to present their claims TO
the undersigned executor, at the City of Tallahas'
see, properly authenticated, within the time pre-
scribed by law. this notice will be plead in bar
of same; and all persons indebted to said estate
will make payment Immediately.
JAMES VI. VINSON,
November IA, 1SS2-Sw Executor.
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CWrpela. CARPETS

An elegant line OF carpets at the Tallahassee
Furniture Emporium. Brussels Carpet from
Is cents to 800 Body Brussels $1.55 per
yard. Ingrams and Two-ply from IS cents up
Velvets, $40 per yard. Call and see, and you
will find great many things worth looking
a
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The fall term Of Leon county Circuit Cour RI
in this city next Monday, the Goth
The docket Is very small. there being only two
or three criminal and about fifteen civil cases
dockeled for the term
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-Overworked men and women, persons Of
sedeniary habits, and others whose systems need
rscupessson. nerves toned, and muscles strength.
susd, should NE Brown's Iron Bittsm
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Did nSi come mp TO our expectations, and We re-
fusedao be consoled until we went up TO Rawls'
and smoked enc ofthose splendid cigars, which
he j. pow selling for FIVE cents. 80
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l hive opered Lumber Yard at my resi-
denceain the northwest part of the city, where
will always ke p good supply of assorted lum-
Der. res III w. w. WOODWARD.
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InpsEed from England. If single brisle
come6oui you can return it and get your money
back & Rawls 80
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Byrd Il Coles

Have: the freshest and incest stock of Fancy
and Family Groceries in the city. 90
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Fine Perfumery.
Toilet ROan.

Fne:a'a'ionery. best quality Toolh-brushes and
tnies i"quisites, at Rawls'. 80
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Bo4f. News and Paper store for

OHyng to ms health will sell out my stock,
locatd in hes, portion of the city, and in one Of
the bRst stores. 1901 JULIAN BETToN.
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Byrd II Coles

Keep the best Prunes, Dates, Currants, Citron
Raisins, Cocoanuts, &c, in the city 90
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This seasons tests of the productveness of
different sizes of potato seed, al the New York
State Experiment Station, show the following
per acre yield of small plats planted side by side
in drills three feet apart and one foot distant in
the bill
Kind OF Seed. Merchantable. Small Total
Single eyes cut deep. l52 bush. 80 1911
Ordinary cuts. 127 bush. rs 2O2
Whole potatoes SO bush. IS 1853
Besides the increased return Director Surte-
want notes that the quality from single eyes cut
deep" was " superior" while that from the other
seed was but ordinary "-Scienttfc American
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REGULAR meetings of LEoN LoDGE No, +,
t4s--e-. Tsssday Ersnino. nj their Lodge Room. e.
- a Brothers in good standing invited to-
". n. BAKER. y. q.
ncIs-osH. ia. r $
Regular meetings of AUcIILA ENCANP.
- > are held the second and fourth Kosfdy Frs
s. u ..cf mouth. al their Lodge Room. at O'Clock
$50 -. IN good standing are invited To attend
a. JOHN NcDOUGALL {. P.
- NcIS1o~H. sR- aorEb-
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-SHILOHS COUGH and Consumption
Cure is sold by US on guarantee. Sold by VI.
Lively. ieow
FOR LAME BACK, Side or Chest use Shi-
lohs Porous Plaster Price 25 cents. Sold by
NJ. Lively. [eow
GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and Bron-
cntis Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure.
Sold by NJ Lively. [eow
THAT HACKING COUGH can be so
quickly Cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guaran-
tee it. Sold by NJ. Lively. [eow
-SHILOH'S VITALIZER is what you need
for Constipation Loss of Appetite, Dizziness and
all symptoms of Dyspepsia Price 10 and IS
cents per bottle Sold by NJ Lively. leow
-SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shohs Cure is the remedy
for you. Sold by NJ Lively. cow
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vilalizer is guartn-
teed to cure you. Sold by NJ Lively. cow
-CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured by Shohs Catarrh Remedy
Price so cents. Nasal Injector tree. Sold by
VI. Lively cow
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DO Van Want LUMBER

Fifty dffrreII kinds Of Toilet Soap at Rawls
40
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SUMTER. S. c.. Nov. TO- 1874

SUMTER. S c.. Nov. TO- 1874
Mr. w. H. BARRETT, Augusta, GA:
Dear Sir-1t gives me great pleasure Ia ttics,
to the efficiency of Gilder's Pills received from
you few days ago. They have accomplished
everything that desired Of them, and | have
given several to my neighbors Please send me
TWO dozen more for on my farm.
Yours respectfully,
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METEOROLOGICAL.

81 Il TSzg-rafare at TIgahdssce, Florida,
for The pasf reek
.,,..-rrufion- tAken by " RAwLs. Druggist and
The river press., 1882-08-30
Precocious Horse Thief.

The other morning six year old lad
named Hanna took horse from the
brick yard, bridled him and riding of
some distance to where party of men
were at work, offered the animal for sale.
They wanted to know where he got the
horse, and he replied that he "had him
all the time and he wanted to sell him. y
knowing the animal, they made the
little rascal take him back to the stall,
and after imparting lecture on the
probable consequences of selling other
peoples horses, dismissed the young
thief with the assurance that if caught
at such tricks again he would not get of
so easily.
The river press., 1882-08-30
Mineral Springs.

A gentleman who has just returned
from q prospecting trip up the river in
coulee Q mineral sprlng, or rather q
number of springs together, the waters
OF which, he thinks, have rare medici-
nal properties. He rates the discovery
as very importanto and is fully con-
yinced that the time is not far distant
when the spot will be resort for health
seekers. They are located thirty-five
miles fromBenton and but three miles
below the falls in pleasant little valley
of the Missouri. The ground has been
located by the discoverer.
The river press., 1882-08-30
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The Cochrane Ranch.

George Houk returned last Tuesday on
the Fort Macleod coach from the far
north the jumping off point, he says
where he has been the past four months
in the service Of the Cochrane ranch
company. George drove through to Bow
river the band of thoroughbred Polled
Angus bulls brought up the river some
months ago by that company, and he in
forms he got them through in good con-
dition and without the loss Of 3 single
one
When the band Of cattle purchased
last spring Of PoindeXter & Orr reaches
the range the Cochrane company will
have Is 900 head on their ranch, Iaany
of them thorougnbreds and all fine
grade Of cattle-without question the
finest large lot of cattle in the northwest.
George returns to Benton for the pur-
pose Of driving through another band OF
thorough hbred Polled Angus bulls, now
en- route up the river, and which are e1-
pected in Benton before many days. At
the same time large band of native
cattle will be driven through.to be added
to the great> number already on the
range. James Cochrane, the young man
who is giving personal attention to the
interests Of the company, is expected in
Benton in few days.
The river press., 1882-08-30
THE RIVER P R Z SIS.

commenced shooting at Baker, who was
unarmed at the time. Baker ran back
to their camp in the bushes, short dis
tance off. and got his gun, the indian
banging away at him as he went. Baker
returned to the opposite side Of the
wagon from the Indian and fired, the
ball hitting his Aboriginal Nibs in the
mouth killing him instantly. The In
dian fired about the same moment, his
bullet going through the wagon box as
he fell. Those who know Baker say he
is very quiet man, and as one Of them
expressed it, "Itmust have been forced
mt
The river press., 1882-08-30

From gentleman who came in from
Mullan Tunnel yesterday evening we
learn that the blasts to be fired of last
night in the face of the big bore would
throw out rock enough to complete the
tunnel distance Of one thousand feet
from the eastern portal. Soon, in the
four different places in which work will
be prosecuted, progress of between 80
and 100 feet weekly will be made. There
now remains but $500 feet of the tunnel
to be driven and putting the work ac-
complished at only SO feet per week
about the progress Of last week, Workin
only in three places July 1st, 1888, will
see the great enterprise completed. =
Herald.
The river press., 1882-08-30
The Barker Road.
IIIGHEsyILIE, NJ. T., Aug. 19.

HUGHEsv1LLE, NJ. T., Aug. IS,
Editors of the River Pres:
At an adjourned meeting Of the citi
zens OF Hughesyille and vicinity, held at
the Umatilla house this inst. for the
purpose Of making a road from Hughes
vile to the head waters Of Otter creek
over the route known as Old Trail, the
following proceedings were had:
Mr.. Foley, ON part OF the committee
of road viewers, made a verbal report Of
the visit of the committee over the route
as cut outb Ieifert and DeLorimer, and
the probable cost of making said road.
The following motions were adopted:
That John Kilillaly, NJ. Foley and
Martin Barrett be appointed a conf
mittee TO let the contract for the work on
the road from the summit TO the inter
section of the Fort Benton road.
That the name Of Charles Rowe, Of
Fort Benton, be substituted for that Of
John Power on the committee OF sub
scriptions appointed at a previous meet
ing, and that M. Foley be appointed to
90 to Fort Benton and aid in obtaining
subscriptions for the completion of said
road. Also, that B. D. Phillips, ofStan-
ford, be added to the same committee,
and the secretary notify him-
That P. II. Hughes and Judge Larkin
be appointed committee to visit the
board OF county commissioners at their
regular meeting and lay before them
the necessity Of said road and the bene-
lit it will be to a large proportion Of the
citizens of the county, and urge an ap-
preparation from them for the compile
tion of the road
J. NJ. BIRD, President.
WM. MCQUEEN, Secretary
The river press., 1882-08-30
A. Masonic Hall.

Arrangements have been perfected by
the Masonic lodge Of this city for erect
ing, at once, a large two story brick
building on Main street. A lot of thirty
feet front has been purchased Of W. S.
Wetzel north Of Kennedy's meat mar
ket, and the work of construction will
begin at the earliest practicable moment.
The building will be 30x100 feet in di-
mensions, two stories high, with base
ment under the entire building. The
height of the basement will be eight
feet, and Of each story fourteen feet. The
second story will be used as a Masonic
hall, and the lower room rented for some
business, the association having offers
for it already. 1t is proposed TO make
this one Of the handsomest buildings in
the city, and it will certainly be an orna-
ment to the town. If any town IN Mon
tana, on elsewhere, can boast Of more
enterprising Masonic and I. Q. 0. f.
lodges than Benton has it is respectfully
invited to set forth its claims.
The river press., 1882-08-30

Eve Splendid ssus's. . H,oas- with three
buildings. Main Street I. G. Baker g Co. =
store. Price vesy reasonable
a Es..seseBc.-good house two lots. enclosed with
neat fence first-ca-s property, very cheap
A IA aC i.acstais isea -on th Teton * miles OF
Benton, covering SOD acres of de-irable land
A xssas tssrm-fhree miles and half from, Benz
ton on the Teton fillabe land. splend d stream of
water, Cover meDt title, 169 res
A station Bent IN and Helena stage road, good
spring of water, near bo h the Missouri and Teton
rivers, splendid horse and cattle range.
eD.ae ssussaess a. Ouse-on Front Street. bring
ing good rent
RusI s.es s.ud szesidemce L0ts-in various
locations and at prices to suit customers
One suxgy-double and single set of harness,
very cheap.
WI s&rbie Cnp S,deb Dard black walnut with
large glass, fine piece OF work
sDne Wind nlill--force pump and hose complete
II you want to buy Or sell Real Estate 60 To VIM; 81
Tudds Real EState Age Office Front street. bet
Ween Muir yhy, Neel & Co . and Davidson q Moflitts
The river press., 1882-08-30
Another Good Indian.

We were informed last Tuesday that
Hiram Baker had shot and killed an In
dian near Sol Abbott's post on the
Marias. 1t is said that the Indian, who
has been living among the whites for. a
number of years, and is generally spoken
OF as hard case, had gothold of Bakers
team and was driving it when requested
to stop. After some words the Indian
The river press., 1882-08-30
The Wright & Edwards.

Advices by letter from Barker last
Wednesday say fair progress is being
made in driving the levels to connect the
tunnel in the Wright & Edwards mine
with the air shaft, and there is only
about eighteen feet yet to run. The ore
body has improved, the iron pyrites
giving place to copper pyrites, indicat-
ing that at greater depth grey copper
will be found with less iron and higher
grade Of ore. All the presentindications
are favorable. Supt. Gray is making
preparations to handle the increased
quantity OF ore which will be taken out
when the stopping is begun,
The river press., 1882-08-30
Annual Meeting OF Stockholders. Benton
Hotel Company.

The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Benton Hotel Com
pany, for the election Of trustees and the
transaction of all other business required
by the bylaws of said Company, will be
held at the office of the Secretary at Fort
Benton, M. T., on Tuesday, September
9Th, 1882, at Z p. III. w. H. ToDD,
aug1-dtd Secretary.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-04

Scarf F1ns-SIeeVe ButsOHs'
silk Handkerchiefs and fancy half Hose,
at LaFar's.-Ada.
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The Merry Wharf.-The opera Last
Night


very large and fashionable audience,
which completely filed the Theatre, greeted
the Ford English Opera Company in their
r.ndition Of Johann Strauss great success
entitled ''The Merry War" last evening
The expectations in regard to the Opera
were fully realized, and the audience testi
fed their appreciation and delight by fire.
quent snd very enthusiastic applause.
The music is bright, sparkling and inspir-
fpQ. and he incidents are amusing, the cos
tunes brilli6nt, the dialogue and recitstive
spicy, without the slightest bordering on
indehcscy, and never has q presentation
seemingly been greater enjoyed by
an appreciatiVe audience. Miss Marie
Boekeu, who Is great favorite
in Savannah, and possesses a charming
voice, assumed the role Of ''ViOletta," the
widowed Countess, very chsrmingly, and
was greeted with cordial applause. Miss
Blanche Chapmanis sE sa" was a
capital piece of acting, and her duel
with "Balthasar" (the parental duet), was
enjoyed immensely, and had a hearty
encore. Miss Geuevieve Reynolds, a young
lady OF remarkably ine presence, graceful
and winsOme, most admirably personsted
the character OF "Prlncess OF Mslsplsna."
Ia action and voice she was excellent, a1d
her role could not have been better
filed. Mr.. Denham made a great hit
as "Balthassr," and Mr.. T.. II. Drew had
several recalls SIS the Marquis. We may
also commend Mr.. Lsng's "UmbertO SoiDO-
Ia" Altogether, the opera was very evenly
and cleverly given. The drill Of the Prin-
cess army was superb, and was enthusiast
caliy encOred-
This afternoon at the matinee will be
given Gilbert q Sullivsn's opera "The Sor-
cerer," in the bsst style. aud. tonight will
be given the charming "OiYette." The in
dications point 10 good houses at both per
fOrmRnces.
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A Savannah Painter WFongfullY
AFreaeed.

We notice by the Columbus papers that
Mr.. ]. T. Murtagh, painter from Savannah,
was arrested in that city under a warrant
issued at the instance of Mrs. Schober, who
affirmed that she was apprehensive he in
tended leaving the city without paying his
board bill, amounting to thiriy-nine dollars.
Murtagh was detained In the guard house
until the following morning, when the
warrant against him was dismissed. Capt.
w. r. Moore. Secretary and Treasurer Of
the Peoples Line of Steamers IN Columbus,
for which Murtagh has been doing some
work, stated that he was responsible to Mrs.
Schober for the board bill, and had inform
ed her that he would pay It at any time
when 1t had been approved by Mr.. Murtagh.
The Columbus paper states that Mr.. Muir
tagh had employed Messrs Smith & Russell
to bring suit against Mrs. Schober for S., 600
damages.