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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-11-07

Democrats of Leon county, do not
forget your county ticket to-day. The
nominees are all good men-true men
vote for them and work for them
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-11-07

Every Democrat who votes for Nc
Kinnon throws his vote away and thus
helps to reduce Davidson's majority.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-11-07

An sfseetive medicine for kidney diseases.
low fevers and nervous srostration, and wen
worthy Of a trial, b Browns Iron Bittsrs
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-11-07

80 charge to keep have" sang the enter.
prising burglar - he sloped over the back fence
with load of buck.shot In bic back.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-11-07

The total amount of public land dis
posed Of in every way during the same
year has been in the same states as fol-
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-11-07
DKMocRATIc NOMINATIONS.

POE CONGRESS, FIRST DISTRICT,
HOx. r. Fl. VI. DAVIDSON,
or GADsDES.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-11-07

Hox. JESSE J. FINLEY,
OF COLUMBIA.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-11-07

FoR sESATOR-EIGHTH DISTRICT,
CAPT. PATRICK HOCSTOUN.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-02
ShnDs In JeweIry.

The recent experiment Of q London LADY
of rank who wished TO sell some Jewels
goes to prove that shams are not newer
than other things under the sun. Regard
ing what were supposed to be splendid Iu-
bies the j.weler said ; They are certain
ly very snowy, madam. but unfortunately
only ciever limitations ia glass The
lady, much chagrined, then called atten
ton 10 the heavy setting, TO which the
jeweler replied, sitter the usual tests, The
setting is only gilt . Anothe article rro-
duced tor apPraisement was superb
bracelet, the gift of a continental sever
eign 10 the Wits OF a distinguished diplo-
matist. The skillful manufacture and spe-
cihic gravity of this splendid object had
been ,Atolled for generations IN the mi
lY of the pcssessor, ard so highly was il
priced that it was invariably sent to the
Oankers wherever the family went cut of
town. The jewcler Fcrutinized it careful
ly and pronounced i. extremely heavy
'but, he added, if you will allow me,
madam to raise the very thin plate, | shall
be able 20 show you that the bracelet is
filled up with lead . Yet it is quite pos
sible that tbs original purchasers Of these
articles believed them 10 be genuine, and
paid for them as such. A few years ego
an English gentleman took racelet To- II
lesdiDg provincial English i-welcr 10 have
the clasp mend'd The ieweler looked at
the stone car fully, aud then said You
are aware that this is not genuine ? Not
genuine : Exclaimed the gentleman, you
must be mistaken. This wss given to my
wife on her marriage by my uncle, the last
man IN the world to give sham jewtlry
But the jeweler an eminent man 10 bis
line, pcTsistirg, The d1nor was informed
He wrote back that il had cost him $500
and ordered that it IT once be sent 20 hlm
and taking It to Messrs --. q firm
Of the first eminence, Indignantly stated
his case. 1t was sham. They offered q
check at once or new bracelet, and
seemed terribly chsgrined. Their explana
ton was that, do what they would, they
were 80 times the victims Of their work
men, who substituted admirably made bo
qua gems for reel ones. Probably scores
Of people have jswelry thought to be real
which 10 truth is Dct 80.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-02
TWO GUcST STORIES.


&ppSritiens thas are said 90 ssave
appeared 20 J'sesideIst TYier's
sister.
Ghost stories, which have suff rcd on
eclipse for some linn" eprca- 20 br u.
derg ling a rev val. Here is oue that is
entitled 20 credence, If any are. [ il
usually only servants and ignorant people
Nho see ghos,s, but in this case Ia
apparition was seen by two persons sim
pltsReously, both of them possessed OF mrrt
than csmmUn gur mind.
President Ty!or hal sis'e- who v rs
Iecknned one OF The mos, gifted women
OF her day. Sle was the uauesaRe Of
Patrick Henry and the PCT OF J fTers
She lived viii her faihor Governor Tyler
AZ GrcenwaY, in Charles Ci,y C ,nuty, Vir-
ginia. Ole night, while ~ ep'ug IN
bed with cousin, 3 young woman OF her
own age, she awoke aud saw b mothe
who had been dead for several months,
sitting in the windowFeal II was bright
plight in summer, and under the window
was the b d Of a ynnger sister who W AZ an
infant at the time Of her IN ,ther's death
The spparii.op loautd over the child and
gszed inteuily IN il. Miss TIler remem-
btred to have heard mat an eIpaiition
" nd I, main as longtbe eyes We fix, d on
IT. She looked s,endily vi il without the
least slarlg Now comes tn. strangest
part of the story. The gIl lying by Der
side said quetlN Maria, there is your
mother" Then the foTm melted away
SIme years aiterwarl, after Gov. Ty-
icr's death, his daughter was at Greeuway
sgain. She W. then married, and visiting
The first wife of her brother, President
Tyler. He WAS absent in Washington,
being in the Seuatc. one night one of
Mrs. TYlCr's children became iii, and her
sister -in-l law went TO The nursery To help
TO take are Of it. She suggested that she
could get remedy from her own room, and
taking candle in her hand, started for i
On her return, as she passed the staircase,
she saw her futi er standing before r.
The same idea flashed into her mind that
che could hold the sppari.ion by her Fixed
gaze. She observed ii carefully, and
recognized a certain suit of brown clothes
which she had sometimes seen the G "
ernor wear, and she was self possessed
enough TO lock Tor 8 mole on his forehead
which was a birth-mark Mrs. Tyler,
after waiting some minutes, called W her
to hasten, wneroupon tue figure vanished
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-02
LOWA,s JEs.E LANES
Lad oi Twenty Planning "a Sc
res o. Burg lUrics ana Highway

Lad oT Twenty PLANNING - 60
res % Burg lUries ana Highway
hObberies.
A dispatch fro Al Independence, Iowa
says
Fred Wilson, of Winthrop, this State
is in jail here for series Of burglaries ami
robberies almost unprecedented in one OF
his years. lie is about 20 years old, and
was until last winter wei thought Of. A
few montas ogo be forged the name Of his
employer 20 a check for 81 200 got the
mCacy, and went to New T.rk city.
where with $500 nc purchased $40 900 Of
counterfeit bile Tue c1un,erfsit,rs re-
fused TO deliver The stuff 10 bin I'm N "
York, but said they would ship by expr,s.
70 Chicago. lie returned 10 Chicago.
where he received q sntchel by express
from New York, but on opening il he
found that he had been cheated by rbr
dealers ss it dld not contain dollar of III.
counterfeit money.
While loulging around Chicago be was
rf-sted for forgery aud taken 90 Inde.
pelience aad lIckeiup n. soon e..
o,ped and went to ~, L,uis bpt :, a.rn
ptny with two notorious r,soIs no soor
returned 10 Winthrop and entered on re-
m Hkable cares of crime. C,rcealiog
hiuscIfi 1 tbe attic Of a forsa ,cc,,,.5 =.
q family ram q T,rWill.pg. te 49,
dozens OF bank. store d.o,, p..t rm.,
and highway r.bberics. wb,cb ~. ,,,,..,
executed The wh le c.mmpt,y co. b..
rfaI by fbo mrsf.rv vh.,, go. ~
tine cracksme, C4scsao ,t.s,,..0. ~.
btqae, cassyil Wi7tbroo F,s, n,tnoa.
and many other olac,s we're yf..'.d d.a
some rich harI ser. n,l, t.n.t'...
Of tho TsruH.l-ge,s b., yt.r, 80
rrof..e.g. 5.....-r ''''"
io.,..t....I '' '..'.' wac lhe recip
'c'I 'I many costly presents from bim. and
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-02
Alnckr SUPERINTENDENT.

a Chicago lady, whose husband is a
g nm 'p' culilor, was ia New YoIk a
month or two ago and pur her pin money
IN the m rke,. Just al this time came the
recent famous rnor in the Chicago board
OF trade, aud the husband wac badl,
caught and over The wires 20 his wit,
came the news Of bis financial emb rrass-
.nent He WAS in by mole and feared
30 couldn't gct ou'. Up uuced the
STICK upon which shc had placed her
money. aud prflls t. the x.eut Of
several tnou.and dollars were suffice,
3" her call IL did not take her long to
call It, and even less Time 10 plac, II by
teieg'pDh as ready ca,b t. the account of
the cub rra-s5i hu,bSn ,whp was there
~ saved
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-02
simple Hemedics worm Tryinq

simple Remedies worm irving.
Try popcorn Tor naufea.
Try ginger ale for stomach cramps.
Try cranberry poulHoe tor erysipelas.
Try swallowing saliva when troubled
with a sour stomach
Try eating onions aid horslradish 20 re-.
lieye dropsicsl swclli1gs
Try buttermlk Tor removal Of frecales.
tan and butlenut stains
Try the croup.tippet when q child s..
Ak'ly 70 be troubled that way.
Try bot flannel ov.r ,ae scat cf neural
gle psio, and renew frequently
Try takirg coii.vsr oil in tomato cslsgr
% you want TO make 10 palarsble
Try 'nim1g powdered borsx up lben.,
ir'Is Tor oatarrbai &C ll 10 The besI'
Try hard c,der-a wirrela.srl nro,
Vines day-for aeue and rbeumai.sB,
Try breathing 'he fumes Of ,arpe,Ho,
Hrcafbohc acidto relieve utoopirg cough
Try cloth vru1q ou. from c.ll v.,.,
Put eb.uiiae neck az got for core throat
Try ln ezra pair OF stoc.irgs outside RI.
your shoes 7hon travelling ID cold us.,b
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-02

The late Nj. Alexatd.r. the eminent
srchitci, WIS u't,r en- Sc xtmiraricn At
Maidstone, by 5 g ant, sftrTwsrd Baron
@ frow, who wished % detrtc, from he
Weight Of his testimony, aud, after asking
HIM his meme, poo td.d; You nr.
"a builder. a'ly. 2 No. Sir. I amn,t n
builder; | IN an architect They az
much ne same, / Dpl o. 2 / big y ar
pardon, Sir, ctu1ct ecm!; that; con
sid r them lo BE- totally off rent o..
intced! reruap, N,u will SKATE uhcrein
this gr at iiif-rorce exists 2 IAN archi
teci, SIR replied Mr. Alexander, 'couceives
the design, p"ptros the plan, drsws out
;he spec'iicl,uus-iu short. supplies the
mind, The builder is merely ,he bricklaycr
or the carpenter. The builder, in fac. /,
the machiLe; the architect. the power
lhHi puts lr' mschin" together AMI EEL IL
going' on, vrp well, Mr.. Architect.
that will d.. \ now, after you, very
ingenious lstuctipu without differ, nee
perhaps y u c7n inform the court who
was the architect ofthe Tower Of b bel =
The reply, for promptncss and wit, is moi
To be rvalled In the whole history OF re-
joinder, There was no architect, Sir, and
utuce the CONFUSION
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A sincnlnr occnrrenoo-

4 youag lady Living on Elst Twenty
third street, Gays be New York Time.
mt With 81 paiuiut ru1 YER, sin ular ac
cid M ON Monday ! china tcacup. which,
nsd been IN the family tor many So rs. had
Lost MS handle and become go 'uicked uu.
mt il Was uuiy used M the Kitchen {.
VI ndiy some coffee gtuuuds' were thro .u
into the cup \ ftH moments afrcrwad
The young lady picked il up aud was about
To throw 'ul the grounds when the cup.
with a loud report, exploded. Bfok bis
OF china were scattered In every direction.
and the young lady's thumb was co
p,etely torn off. BY good luck physi
clan was at hand, and the wound was
quickly dressed. The pain Gnd shock,
however, have kept the unfortunate VIC
tim confined 10 her bed. The c use Of the
explosion is "A great mystery To- me family
TIE broken pieces 81 china we've cl e.ly
x mioCd, bU. no C 'usr for such d sira.g
occurrence has been louud, and the iami
ly iG at a loss 10 explain 10. The cup con
tanned nothIpg Lut the coffee 'grauuds.
which could not have caused the &C i!rut.
and how It was that comm "a china cup
should suddenly tlON 40 - m, s;rr,
the family would like 10 have cleared up.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-02
JUDICIAL SALE.

Pur' usnt e., ard BY virtue ofa decree
u The Circuit COurl o, Preston Cnuniy.
west virginia. rendered ia the C use of
John Miller, j.. " Samuei NJ I-p~s..tn.,
NJ. "n the l3,b day OF Arru. iS32
will, on
Monday, November -. 1882.
Al "nr o'ci'cK p. no, at the front a. (
me Count d. u,e ui s4.d G.. uaty d. * b.
N"od, II r tor ssir. ip the highest tald q
'h" real estate drcr. Ell 90 ht- sold boo Attt
o. unity. tn-wii DC lot of gr ua.tt., ,n,.
10" II Ne" bufs. Preston C.un-,, win
blacksmith shop thereon the s4--,. th ~
"Es CONVEYED by VIM. Won tu SAD
SAMUEL NJ Lp-cnmb. aud also pt5c, .
OF lapd coo aiuing tao acres sud sixtr,r
poles siiu ted ue5f the town ct Nei,nufl.
h said county, which was blsI Du.y ,,n
~ said W"lt 20 said Lipscomb. together
WIN all The 1pps'tenauceS 20, reuri, o.
logulng. Sui parcels OtNand ate wi
situated ami valuable.
rdms--Sud properly will be s,ll f.,
cash 10 ntp1 sutiicirnt 10 pay c.,sis a
SUIT and proper charges Tor sol apl "a,
residue upon cItd,t OF six. tly,. aud
eighteen "a nirs. purchaser ,x-aui ing
notes vi g"'c security bearing iaje!ts,
therefor.
JOHN BARTON PAYNE
uON4 So,c,li mr.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-02
JOHN BARTON PAYNE
uON4 4 So,ct.,, 1, ar
sac Of West yueipio, c ,pn,y q

STATE Of West Virginia, ,unty q
Preston, So:
], Smu Cane, Cl.rE If ihe Circuit
C"ur' -niC cIln'y, Ct certify tb,t Jao.
Baron Ply ur. " uD was Wy deere Of
Ia cHur, 'endercd 90 the 1}.1 q $ oi
Ap'I, 1852 IN Toe Equity cause of ! ,Er
N"Itr' Jr 'g,in5i Sauutl 81. ! ~, omit
~ al appointed "a Special Commissioner a.
mike sale e toe real eei tie therein de-
erred Z" be- sold has this day gwen bond and
>'cuilI} Ia sand cause a. r'qmr,d ny ia,
CIV u u my haEd tat , On, e.
November, 1882
SMITH CRANE. Clerk,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-02
NEwBurG. VIVA.
Creditors Notice.

no Che Creditors of John White deceas>
cd;
in pursuance Of n decree Of The Circuit
Court OF Tho County OF Preston. made in
cause therein pending. t0 subject The
real estate oft ihc said John Va bite to tho
pigment OF Dis debts, YOU are required
tO present your claims against tho estate
of The said John White. for adiucatlon 10
Smi,h Crane, ComWissionor. 1T bis offica
o She said county. on or be ore tic l7th
day OF October next.
Witness. SmitH Crane, Clerk OF sald
Court, this 9th day Of September. 1850.
SAITH CRANE,
CwGoptS Ciork.
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COMMISSIONER ) NOTICE.
Newton b. Way man andCnas.au
haytr

VS..
Duicl Whit hair, Jn1 +. jones'. job
Anpier, Us pm Ad.r, h-nry Hard cd.
Ei-t Mailer, Henry Z Wurtnlugtou o.,
j uu Nj Crane.
IN EQUITY
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@ ur. - P"s'un q unty, IN he S.Atr o.
Nc Nr-'ult, ~ inv abp,e IN uIi,n
.au-" GA 'hc % day ot August 1882 l
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OIL, ur "t ne Z uul-ei,ueis of sal
as, 'lu au.Ctuts tu ascertain aud
ts,. @ what uos Tia, re- are .~ne. M IN,
81 urB by Co. Ortruuunt Danul Wine
lalI, tnc a.. e ana udiuon 81 the ul
.".rto, 'uc hens heteon. the .gm uut an,
pun l.Y # the same aud any Ono, Louu
..pt matter rqmreu by the partl,s or, su.
! tu,m.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-02
Farms for Rent and
Lands for Sale.

The undersiE" cd has several farms fer
ut Tie also offers tO sell his unin.
proved lands iu lots 20 suit purchasers
ai lpw figures and ou liberal credit
deti Wu G.. BHowg
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CoMMIssIoNKRs OFFIoE.l
X gwu. q. w v
Srut,mb-r % 1870

=
September, % 1852 }
The above mention d paIJ..s sIu pleas,
take notice that / shall on the 23l day of
October next at my Oflic, aforesaid, pro
coed To- execute the above mentioned de
cree of reference.
p. J. CRoeAN,
S2Si4 Commissioner.
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1884
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-02

az Be sure 10 Send for Illustrated ClI3argo 1a0o Pgr3,@
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-03-02
UNEASY

Considerable doubt exists in the
minds Of those Of our citizens who are
accepted as the knowing ones in re-
gard to the confirmation by the U. s
Senate of H. Clay NALL appointment
to the Survey orship Of the port OF
Baltimore.
As there are some relying upon hi.
accession to that office, for an office un-
der him, we can conceive the extent of
their uneasiness. For our part, we can
see the best of reasons why he should
receive the favor of his party, for no
Que dou BITS that his zeal for its good
has been unt;ring and few IN tits
county have lahored harder and re,
ceived less recompense than has Mr.
NALL. The delay in the action of the
Senate is assuredIy ominons, but it is
by no means proof Of a determination
to turn him down.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-03-02
(lenernl News.

GROUND LlMESToNE.-We learn
that ground limestone is valueless as
a fertilizer, it having been we'll tested
tere some years ago, when many tons
Of it were ground by some enterpr's'
ing citizens of this CITY ANA put IN the
market Westminster Adrocate.
Same experiment here-a mill es-
tablisled, indeed-and the worthless
ness Of ground limestone as "fer'llz-
or" fully demonstrated That was
years ago, Adams county farmers hav-
ing long been rea'y to try anything
holding out reasonable promise OF
good. The agitation ia now striking
surrounding counties One seasons test
will settle the question to their salts
fActon--if not disgust -Co"1p'!er'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-03-02
Blaine's EulOgY.

Tho sulogy pronounced upon the
dead president by his prime minister
Blaine, on Monday last. is, as a lit
erary production, one Of the most
magnificent pieces of word-pa'ntng
ever sounded in the English language.
We cannot apply this Judgment to
the eulogy iu all its parts for there
is a vast difference in the beauty OF
its parts, but wherein the orator was
eloquent, he was eloquent indeed and
with the beauty of it before us as We
read it, we can we'll believe that when
delivered by the graceful and pol
isaed orator, its charms We're much
more evident. From his peroration
we select the following; "-and he
did not quail. Not alone for the one
short moment in which, stunned aud
dazed, he could give up life, hardly
aware of its REIMBURSEMENT, but
through days Of deadly langour
through weeks of agony that was not
less agony because silently borne
with clear sight and calm courage, he
looked into hi, open grave. What
blight and ruin met bis angnished
syea, whose lips may tell-what bril-.
liant, broken plans; what baffled, biet
ambitions; what sundering Of strong
warm, manhoods friendships; what
bitter rending Of sweet household ties
Behind him proud, expectant ma
tion, great host Of sustaining friends
a cherished and happy mother, wear
ing the full, rich hcnors of her early
toll and tears; the wife of his youth
whose whole life lay in his; tho little
boys not yet emerged from childhood
day Of frolic the fair, young daugh'
ter; the sturdy sons just spr'ns'ne
into closest companionship, claiming
every day and every day rewarding d
fathers love and care; and in bis
heart the eager, rejoicing power tc
meet all demands, Before him, des
olstion and great darkness |! And
his soul was not shaken. His coun'
trymen wero thrilled with instsnt
profound and universal sympathy
NasHriul IN his mortal weakness he
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-03-02

SALE BlLLs.-The season of public sales
lis approaching and rs there are always
dates upon which parties arc particularly
des,rons of holding their sales, it is expe
dicnt that they should notify us at once Of
their choice, when it will appear in our
Sale REGISTER and thus be secured in I'D
vance. We are prepared to print bills
from II x15to 30 x IS inches, on good
paper, we'll displayed and at rates that
will conn are favorably with those Of any
office in the county. We give blank notes
anil Mace in the Sale Register. free AMI
offer inducements that will Justify parties
who intend to MAKE sale, 10 call and ST.,
,e IT,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-03-02

"Visitors to thu battlefield Of Get
tvs5urg open the graves of rebel SOL
diprs for the purpose Of seeking relics,
1t will strike all decent people t'a'
such relic-seeking ought to be stop
ped
The above paragraph is going the
rounds Of our exchanges. The writer
has drawn on his Imagination for h''
facts. All the dead on the bait e-held
Union aud Rebel, so far as known,
have long since been removed-the for,
mer to he National Cemetery the lat
ter to Maryland and Ergn'a-"n
there are consequently no 'tb-l graves
to open. Gettysburg Star d .Ss''t1"s(