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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-12
Clothing Clothing

This will notify the public
that this years closing out
sale will continue until all
our winter stock is sold, re
gardless Of cost, comprising
hundreds Of Overcoats for
Men, Youths, Boys and
Children Of every descrip-
ton. Also a full line OF
Suitings in every depart
ment. | desire to announce
that this is our final and only
mark down this season, SO
that none need wait for low
er prices.
The above goods are
open for inspection. 1t will
pay all to call before making
your purchases elsewhere, as
we are satisfied that the in
ducements we are offering
are greater than ever before
offered to the public at
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-06-13
PROSPECTUS.
ON THE 18TH DAY OF MAY WILL BE ISSUFD
THE FIRST NUMBER OF
THE TAVARES HERALD"

The publication Of which will be confined an
Thursday Of each succeeding week
TnE HERALD viii be large. txcstv eight eoluun
newsial printed with De- and in the l,tsf
manner II viii he an Indel endelst Dcmocrafic
newspaper, aud will give hearty support 10 tn
Administration of Governor Bloxham. sustaining
as il WILL fully and unrcscrvedx the measure. taken
by the Governor IN the internal Developments of the
STATE 1t viii he Democratic in the br0adcst most
national and liberal spirit.
In national politics il will advocate strong ~
gressive foreign policy, and enforcement af The
Monroe doctrine TO its fullest extent
1t will oppose sectionalism in politics ms uusuit-
ed alike to tue policy OF the country and it's internal
prosperity.
In State affairs THE HERALD win advocate irnrsar-
tial justice to all men Of whatever race OF colar
liberal system OF public schools and free elections
and IL will oppose all and every pollution Of the
ballot box, no matter by what party Il wi on
pose with equal vigor the biennial infamy perpetrs
ted upon the people Of Florida In the interest Of
the kepu hcan party in the political prosecutions
which disgrace the United States Court Al Jackson
VILE at its every session. and il win urge the repeal
of the Federal election laws, so that neither poti
cal party use il for the perpetuafion Of r0aer
CAPTAIN ST.. CLAIR ABRAMS has consented after
retirement OF nine years from any newspaper busi
ness to contribute regularly TO its columns.
IL viii be the aim Of The HERALD 10 welromee
settlers to Florida from every part of the World
Special attention viii be given 10 writing ND and
describing this lake section Of the State.
THE HERALD VIII represent not only Tavares and
its immediate surroundings. hut also Lake Eustis
Fort Mason, Yalaha. Esperance, Tangerine Rova-
lieu, Zellwood, West ApOpka. Little Lake Harris
and other points on these lakes where there Is no
newspaper published, and we shall endeavOr TO aid
our esteemed contemporary, The Sianier Advance in
advertising to the world Leesburg and her environs
As q newspaper THE HERALD shall have no supe-
riOr 10 the State To advertisers II viii offer IN
usual Inducements, starting, as Il does with an as
sured circulation of over one thousand copies. II
win enter every home In Orange and Sumter coan-
ties In which an advertiser would be benefited
The subscription to The HERALD viii be ~ per
annum Rates for advertising may be had on appIi-
cation to the publishers.
Address all communications to
THR HERALD PUBLISHING CO.
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In American households the prevailing COM
plants are weakness of the stomach and its con-
equences-lndigestion Nervousness and Rheu-
matism. Such sufferers can lay good founda-
ton for health by using Parkcr's Giner Tonic.
as Il tones up the stomach and nerves. and keeps
the kidneys active to carry of the foul Natter
~ o. Hcagune.
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A LII CREDITORS, LEGATEES. AND PER
IN sons entitled TO distribution of the estate 81
Charles p Chares, late of the county Of Leon, de-
ceased, required to present their claims 20 the
undersigned, within the time prescribed by law.
this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery
and all persons indebted TO said estate viii make
payment Immediately to the executors.
SAMUEL p CHATRES.
JOHN A. HENDERSON,
January g. 1SS2-6m Executors &c.
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Discharge Notice-

OK MONTHS AFTER THE DATE HEREOF,
- the undersigned, executor of the last viii and
testament of Martha f. Switzer, deceased. late OF
Leon county, State of Florida, will present his final
accounts to the Hon. VIM p. Byrd, County Judge
of said county, and apply for discharge as such
executor. JNO BRADFORD,
April 4. 1SS@6m Executor.
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MISSING.

Lost, strayed or mayhap stolen:
A lass with golden hair,
Blue-eyed Of fair complexion,
And spirit free as air.
Between suspense and certainty
The loss occurred just where,
Subscriber fails to recollect,
Though sure he used due care.
Such losses are 30 common
'Twere useless now to moan,
Who finds viii be rewarded
By leaving her-alone.
-fHdrrGrd LGmpOon
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=" Mother, what is an angelr' "An angel.f
Well. an angel Is . child that flea" "But,
mother, why does papa always call my governess
an angelr SWell," explained the mother, AFTER
q moments pause, " she Is going to fly immedi-
aiely"
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AA0 n Great cAnnce 10 make money Those
uMMU who always take advantage o. ne
- Hill IL. good chances for making money fAa1
n are offered genernlly bee0nae wnalShy.
while hose who DO not improve such chanos. rsman =
poverty We want many men women b0yB an E1r1s =
work or NJ right In their own lneaifies Any d
the work properly from the FIRST start The buzine VII
nav more lhan times ordinary ou<at
fnfnished ee No who engages balls 20 make money
reudIv You can devote your Nhole time % tAe work Or
only snare momsnfA Eu informs flo1 an1 Al kn4t
Il needed ssnt nee Address srre0E Co., Portland
Name novsU-ly
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AT Jacksonville BY W4yrEoss Ehurf Ia. -. -
points North or Aczt- VA AIR Frrnzr.I' -. -
jacksonville Railroad for Frrnandina ~ -
steamers for all points on lhe - I,als- - =.
vunnah or Charlcstau-
At Baldwin With the FlnriEa Trznsff g. -
ali South Florida. 0cklasaaz rsEer - fsrf -
without change Of czrss aise for Cesar - -
steamers % tsulf ports
Al Live Oak By Ssss. and 8 SKA he -.
Florida and Western Railrua6 Scr 49, - -
vannah-
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and &zxurslnr=
Al Chaftahouchce river VII sIezmrz-r f-.,.
h0Ochee on Sundays. and EFerinrtaus An -
days for Aral1chicala. and rezurrinr en- -.
and Saturdays FOR Columbus. Ga
JOIN p LARD
" N DAVIDSON Snrc~iur~-s-s
General MANAGE
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Notice of incorporation.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT UNDER
IN An Act of the Legislature of the State Of
Florida, entitled An Act TO Provide a General
Law for the Incorporation of Railroads and Canals {"
approved February 10, 1874, aud the amendments
thereto, the undersigned have formed company
under the name of the Georgia and Florida Md
land Railroad" for the purpose Of constructing.
maintaining and operating railroad for public ne
in the conveyance Of persons and property, from a
point in Gadsden county, Florida, ON the boundary
line between the States of eosgia and Florida,
through into the counties II GadSdcn, Leon,
jefferson, Madison, Taylor, Lafayette, Alachua
Bradford, Clay and Duval, To a point On the ST.
Johns river, in the county of Duval. Said road to
be about two hundred and twenty-five miles in
length. HAMILTON DIsSTON,
A. p K Stafford,
J. J. dunno.
w. T. FORBES.
t. W. PALMER
Anril Is 10S2-am
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Notice of INCORPORATION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT UNDER
IN an Act Of the Legislature Of the State Of Flor
da entitled An Act 70 provide General Las for
the Incorporation OF Railroads and Canals" ap-
proved February ~, 1e7z, and the amendmenis
thereto, the undersigned have formed a COMPANY
under the name Of the "THoNAsvuLE, TALI.kHAs-
SEE AND GULF RAILROAD" for the purpose OF con
structing maintaining, and operating railroad for
public use In the conveyance Of persons and prop
erty, from q point in Leon county, Florida on the
boundary line between the States Of Georgia and
Florida, through into the counties Of Leon,
Wakulla and franklin, 10 point the Gulf Of
Mexico, In Franklin county Said road 20 be about
one hundred miles In length
CHARLES H. ADAMS, New York City, MY
JOHN F. PAGE, Albany, NY
EDWARD DANFORTH, Elmira. MY
WILLIAM V. PAGE, Albany, ny.
EDWARD LEWIS. Tallahassee. Fla.
May % fSS2-Sm
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Beware of Imitation.

The delicate odor of Floreston Cologne is en-
tirely novel. Look for the signature of Hiscox
& Co, MY, on each bottle
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FAST MAIL-EAlHl

Drawing-room Coaches belEecn sszauush .us
Jacksonville On tins tram
Passengers from sav1unak Cor Brl-nswfrk -
this train, arriving a. bru1se g az Iaa ~
Passengers leave BruusUirk a. - IS -
az Savannah AZ - - p ~
Passengers leaving Narun a. - A. n fzsfIss
connect ~ Jesup win this Iriaiu f.ar FIarSsa
Passengers from Flarida bs this rraln esuur-s =
yesup With train arriving q M1cou 81 "a II
daily 4
This train st0ps only al Iesur. 49, FsTsa-
ton. Callahan and Jaek=our7-s.
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The new and elegant steel hull passenger packet
"CHATTAHOOCHEE
Passengers via J. P. & NJ. r. R. will meet steamer
at Chattahoochee Tuesday on up trips
Passengers via s. F. & w. r. r. at cambridge on
Tuesdays. T.. MOORE,
w. X. MOORE, General Agent.
Freight and Passenger Agent.
April IL, lS82-3m
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THE FLORIDA UNION
FOR 1882.
The MOSt-WideIy Circulated, Oldest, Lar
gest, and Best Daily In Florida.

Both the DAILY and WEEKLY editions having been
argcd and improved during the year. THE UNION for
1Ses9 will present unusual attractions.
THE DAILY
will continue publish full Associated Press reports
supplemented by Special Telegraph Service from
all parts of the State and elsewhere whenever the impO
lance of events demands IT, Its circle Of regular
spondents has been enlarged. and includes in
Washington, who will make specially of news relating
to this State. II Will also continue to publish
Special TeIegraphIc Reports of the Orange
and Vegetable Markets
in the chief cities of the Union thereby rendering spe
cal service to the fruit and vegetable growers The peO
pie Of Florida will find in THE UNION and fresher
relating To them than in other publication what
ever, and it is therefore, paper they take
TERMS:
Daily year, $1,000
Daily, six months, 500
Daily three months. $50
Daily one month, 100
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SAcnsuSvuzE. M.--k : -
Commanding this daas. ts.las % a. - =.
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Agents Wanted For SuIIIvan's
IRELAND OF TO-DAY

O. 00Per week can be made in any locality
- OSomething entirely new for agents. s. outfit
Free G. W. INGRAHAM q CO., Boston, Mass. saw
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on All SIsHT ram :,
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NOTICE.

April Is, 1ss2-3m
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THE HERALD PUBLISHING CO..
Aft TAvAREs, ORAsGE COUNTY, FLA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-08-18
KIvEn lNrELI.iGESCE.
not Much TO be HUI ANA that Little OF
Poor Quality.
The C. ". Anderion is due down today.

The G. W. Anderion is due DO wn today.
The Little Anna will leave for the Mounds
Vile Camp Ground Sunday morning at I1;3O
4. n. and will make Il return "Trip in the
evening.
The c. ". Bachelor arrived from Pitts
burrsh about 3p. N. and passed OH down to
Point Pleasant, 10 30 OH the docks for thor
ough repairs. b. -i..
Th. Ed Hobbs passed un with tow of
emnties in the afternoon and stuck on the
head of the Island bsr. The Little Anna
pulled the towboat OF. - - 7'1l
The Buckeye State has been ordered 10 be
Wrecked. The wreck will I've tnken TO Gin
cinnat and sold for whom It may concern.
Her cargo will be forwarded TO des,ination.
The ". y. Chancellor is due down this
niorning enroute for Charleston aud points
on the beautiful Kana*ha. This steamer
can be Recommended to both loas:engers and
shippers. I.a 80
The river at this point is still .eceding,
and the prospects for Il rise arc poor. Last
evening the wharf gauge marks indicated
depth OF feet IL inches in the channel and
still slowly falling.
The St. Lawrence is due from Cincinnati
TINS morning. The elegant side wheeler
with her courteous officers is TOO well known
70 receive passing notice that is sufficient.
she leaves tomorrow afternoon for Cincn-
The local packets are Going Very fair
business both in passenger and freight bust
ness the Lucas makes its eight round trips
regularity TO Bellaire the Little hhHa leaves
every half hour for Martins Ferry every
day the Telegram arrives, and departs for
Claring,on, and the Ahner O'Ntal from
steubenville. ~! II E.. ~ ~.
OIL CRY, Pa, August l7.-Iiver | inch;
stationary. Weather clear an ID hot ;.,...
PIr1sBuRen, Pa. August. l7.--River l6
inches. Weather clear aud cooler.
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SHL.LIE pICIlECr.
Death Ofthe MIstrrss or n Noted nnd bar.
Ing lsnndlt.

Death Ofthe n Mlstrrss OF n Not ed nnd bar.
Ing bandit.
ALRUauERouE, y. NJ, August l7.-Nellie
Pickett, the most noted female character
ever iii the Territory, died yesterday at
Fort Sumner, aged twenty.iour. She was
born in Lafayette county, Mo. When she
was healthy, vivacious and pretty, she
married Tom Pickett and moved with him
to Texas. They lived there . year, and
then came to New Mexico. At the time OF
the Lincoln county war, in 1850, Pickett
became member Of the band OF "Billy the
Kid, and after the war was over Nellie
Joined him, and herself became member
OF the gang OF bandits. She was fearless
horsc.woman, a crack shot, beautiful, aud
with great strength OF mind. She
ruled the band with despotic sway.
Pickett was killed. in fight with
officers, when Nellie became the
mistress Of the First Lieutenant, Charles
'Bowdry. Dressed in male OF, female attire
AZ suited her purpose, she acted us spy for
the gang, carrying messages from one rem
devious 10 the other. When in male attire
she always rodein a buckskin suit, as,ride
a horse. Bowdry WAS killed in the fight
with Sheriff Garrett and bis posse. She
was as true to him rs his own wife. She
found his body after the fight and buried
it. Billy the Kid succeeded finally in win.
ming her affections. Last year, while a
heavy price was on his bead, he visited
her at Fort Sumner. While there Garrett
ascertained the facts, entrapped and killed
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RAILROAD G..'nis\riOS.
\ Ssand Sncccss AniIcIpstf ell fur Il q
ID LouisvIlie Dcn0nstrntjon.

asand Sncccss AniicIpatf ell fur u a
Louisville Dcmon~irntIon.
LoulsvlLLE, August l7.-rhe moyemt mt
Tor n railroad celebration in September Is
eulisling all Of our citizens, and the ever t
promises to be memorable one. Tie
city will have such throns Of peol le
within its borders as it has never know b.
fore. The street parade will be one Of Il 0
most attractive features OF the urosramme,
aud it will exceed in extent, interest NJ d
variety anything OF like character s, en-
here before. On the night Of the 18th the
entire city is TO be illuminated on a .cule
which will exceed in brilliancy and beauty
the illumination with which We erected
President Hayes. Arches Of light will be
constructed at the principal street cross
ingss from Main and Broadway, md public
ana Private, buildings will BE- illuminated.
Great numbers OF railroads are co onerat.
ing heartily with our citizens, and have
agreed on one cent rlte from all points on
the Louisville, New Albany K Chicago: on
the Louisville, Evansville & 81. Louis mir
line; from Seymour and NIL iutcrmediate
points Of the JeirtrsonvilIe, Madison 4
Indianapolis; from Huntington and all
iintermediate points Oh ths louisville &
Nashville, and it is SUPPOSED from MI
stations on the Central Ohio aud South.
western as far as Memphis.
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PENSION CASES.
\ Large Number OF Clerks Appointed by
Secretary LiucOln.

\ Large Number of Clerks Appointed by
Secretary Lincoln.
WASHINGTON, August l7.-Secretary
Lincoln to-day appointed 200 clerks and a
number Of messengers and watchmen for
service in connection with the Pension
cases provided for in the Legislative, Ex.
ecutive and Judicial Appropriation bill.
OF the appointments six arc credited to
Alabama, four to California, five TO Colo.
rado two to Connecticut, three TO Florida,
three to Georgia, twenty-four TO Illinois;
sixteen to Indiana, nine to Iowa, five 20
Kansas, four to Kentucky, three to Louisi.
ana, two to Maine, three 10 Mary.
land, five to Massachusetts, eight
TO- Michigan, one 10 Minnesota, four
to Mississippi, five to Missouri, one to Ne.
braska, one to Nevada, two.to New Hamp.
shire, nine to New Jersey, twelve TO New
York, twenty-to Ohio, one to Oregon, sew.
enteen to Pennsylvania, four to South
Carolina. three to Tennessee, one to Texas,
three to Vermont; five tofNirginia, two 10
West Virginia, three to Wisconsin. two to
Dakota. eight 10 the District OF Columbia,
one to Wyoming and nine to the United
States army. There are still about $50 ap.
pointments OF this character TO be made.
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DI.ttIrer.' Association at chicago,

CHICAGO, August 1.-THE Northwestern
Dis,illers' Association met at the Grand
Pacific this morning. The old pool ex.
pired in June, and the object OF the pres
ent meeting is to form new one, which
will limit the production to about 10 pei
cent Of the capacity Of the distilleries. The
daily capacity is 100000 bushels, and as
the cost Of production abroad, in Europe, is
SO cheap that the distillers here can no,
compete with foreign dis,illers, they desire
to limit the production to the actual de.
'mand in the United States
Philip Zull, Of Peoria, was elected Chair.
man, and Colonel t. W. Stevens, OF Gin.
cinnati, Secretary. The Representatives oi
sixty.one distilleries answered to their
names at the roll.call.
II. B. Miller presented plan to reach
the desired end; but it was not accepted
up to the time Of adjournment. The dis.
tillers meet again tomorrow evening. Mr..
Miller says il his plan is not adopted the
distillers may as well give up business. -
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sudden conversion. It passed the conven.
tion by a vote Of eaa3 to O3, after an excited
debate. s.5.t'.s

REGULAR trims are now running OH the
St Clairsville and Northern railroad be.
tween St. Claisvile and bridgeport. There
isa through car between these places on
two Of these trains, viz, at I:45 4. N and
4:05 =. NJ. from St. Clairsvlle, and ut $50
a. NJ. and 5:3O r. ". from bridgeport. There
Is also n train ut noon from each place that
connects ut barton. The road expects to
do a big business during the fair nj St.
Clairsville. 1t is already doing its share Of
freight business in the way Of wool and
wheat from St. Clairsville, and in the way
Of lumber and merchandise from Bridge.
port. Mr.. A. Thompson, the secretary Of
the company, is in charge Of the active
management. Y. f
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Chs g'stellisstlfer:
xo, =, nui ~ Fourteenth street


,noae the candidates from this county
,5olfs s'l discussed in connection o with the
s,,Nicau nomination for Congress as
S SSl,5.5uv, on the soth, are W, +. Hub.
Geo. B. Caldwell and cx.Judge
~, ~ Melvin. Outside OF this county
y. :,,,ila,cs who have been named In
ION with said nomination, are Gen.
S@'Is,.JuJsc Maxwell and a. l.. Hustled,
u- ~ Il CIa,ksburg) VIM. !. Foreman, Of
". and i'll. Atkinson and J. A. Camp.
~ w. Il hancock. All OF these gentlemen
't~' ,,h,i, friends and advocates, but as
SA'.hr,.A.sb been no pronounced express
W. M !, hrOr d any one Of them. This
"1- ,. !, lat from the fact las regards
".,,,loitbem) that it is not known that
.Ssr s would accept nomination.
The di.ric, has Democratic plurality
.a , n,iOri,yl aud much would depend
rnhOw The Grcenback element would
rcs. The vote Of each party in 1880
ia lfrsIdehl WIS "a 'o" w
gA?; Hancock, l4'o'o' anu "."'.'
,vs showing Democratic minority in
TIE district oil 5St' Il" e'se '''' .e'' %
r,.,I exclusively by the Republicans and
n.O.,,,, m, chances are lair for the elec.
ti6n oil RepnpIlcah' "ae" "o"'o w
Iend on the man noln'ha'eu. fo' ,'S'"nee,
in Ohio county, q srea' ueA' "ou'u eepe"u
% the man. Ollio IS l'oo'o'! " W 'oti'
&iered Democratic co"n'y o' siu"ie
party fight, and vel lie Peo''e nave " ''a'''
Of scratching their 'icke's ""eh P"f'!
nomination does mol suit 'he'i'' anu hehee
the county votes so'ise'''hes one wa! 'iiu
sometimes another. \ Strong hepuoi'c''h
nOHinee-a man WHO can co'hiiia"u 'iie
popular contdehce-c"h carry 'n's COUNTY
We think 1t qilte pFopao'e 'n"' "ay
ole u 1ne ''"ee
&e talked o! rs eahu'uates !" Jul
midst tan cafrythls county ~ Is ho' so
certain that candidate ou's'ue Vi ouf
limits can 10 ms pe me! ever 81 s''ons
il Other parts OF Tue dlstfict' pu' VI COURSE
the other csndIulies wou1o ptrhaps h'Ase
. =
ihlsup in other counties. we l"efe'o'e
do not USE II Us an argument 10 si'"" mat
an OhlO county man shou'u oe ho'h'ha'eu.
The whole district must DC cons'aefeu
when II comes 10 Il ahom'ha''oh. ine ques
lion 10 beae'erhiiheu al ei.fhsoufs oh '.':
'pIh sine selection oi 'he oes' man VINO
s SlIIIils 10 throw himseil 'h'o Tue coh'
'st WIN all ms energy We ,i''nS '.'a'
all considerations Oh local'! sho"'u give
way 10 illS consideration. II ~ mol a4ues-
lion oil inaIvidnai preference OUT OF merit
coupled "ish energy anu a'uilao''',!.