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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-10
APRIL TERM.
sREPUBLICAN COMMITTEE MEETING.

The King County Republican Com
mittee held meeting in the Office of
James McNaught last evening, at which
Messrs Mcknight. Miller, Humphrey.
Van Doren and Tibbe.ts, members of
the COMMITTEES, were present. 1t was
resolved to cali the primaries Sept. %,
at o'clock pm, IN the county precincts
and at ~ pm. in the town. The
County Convention will be held Sept.
9th, in Seattle. at II Am. The basis of
representation in the County Conven-
ton was fixed at ono delegate for each
ten votes cast in 1880 for Brents, and
one delegate for each fraction of ten.
Tie city Of Seattle having been recently
divided into three precincts, the Com
mittee were in doubt as to the proper
division among the precincts of the
city's representation. To determine
this committee of three was appointed
for each ward or precinct, to meet the
County Committee on Saturday next at
Bpm. These three committees were:
First Ward-Julius Smith, w. III. Bow
and John Keenan,.
Second Ward-Orange Jacobs, Geo.
D. Hill and s. Baxter.
Third Warj-J. H. McGraw. d. L.
MCGOWAN and Geo. w. Hall.
After consultation with these COM
mittess the County Committee will issue
their formal call for both primary and
County Conventions.
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PAssxNoEHs.-Ths Idaho. sailing for
San Francisco, yesterday, took passen-
gers ~ follows Mra T. II. Cam and
daughter. 9. Romaine. Mrs. Burnell and
daughter. Mrs. Bradford, Il. G. Graves,
wife and daughter, j. II. Lowell. Miss
Thorn. g. II. Oils, 5. X. Whipple, C.
Parker. H. 4. Smith, E. b. Fife. Il. b.
Duncan. ]. W. Hall. Il. Ratchelder, g.
Solstom, Jos. Frank, ]. H. Lebold, c. ].
Mclaughlin and wife, ]. Fitzgerald, +.
Peterson. I. Jensen, e. Nelson, A. b.
Rove, G. A. Pnrlin. Charles Packwood,
G. Woolin. F. lettering, w. Dsitsring,
q. Barrett, ]. H. Holden, II. Bailina, L.
Twinton, Hazel Kirk Company Of
twelve. md two Cinnamon.
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WEDNESDAY. An,

WEDNESDAY, Aug. 8.
The Auditor was instructed to draw
an order on the Treasurer for $l2.95 out
Of the Roa d fund.
Tie chairman was authorized to az
anime the Green River country, and If
considered advisable, to contract for
the building of bridge across the
same Mt an expense not to exoed one
thousand dollars.
The remainder Of the day was taken
up in selecting Reand and petit jury
for the October and April terms Of Dir
trict Court.
The following prec!ncts were provided
for, with election officers and polling
places as below stated:
kenton precinct-C. 8. Custer. inspec-
tor; judges, David Parker and w. p.
Smith; schoolhouse.
Meridian preoinct-Jones, inspector;
judges, George Jenkins and Black; to
to be held at George Jenkins's house.
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Notice Of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE.
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT,
~ in compliance with the provisions of
the act of Congress approved June Z 1878
entitled IAN Act for the Sale OF Timber
Lands In the States Of California, Oregon.
Nevada and Washington Territory" Man.
~ Wilbur, Of kitsap county, w. T., has
this day filed in this Office his application
to purchase the SAof NWi of sec. No. q. in
township No. % north. range No. 2 east of
the Willamette Meridian.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely
the said described land. or any portion
claims in this Office within sixty 40, days
from date hereof.
Given under my hand. at my office In
Olympia. W. T., this eth day OF June, AID,
1882. J. Il. BROWN,
jel6-llw Register OF the Land Office,
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A NEW CArHEpRAL.-Sunday morning
Bishop Brondel announced that new
Roman Catholic cathedral would shortly
be erected on the corner of View and
Blanchard streets to cost $50. 900. The
site il an excellent one and such an ed
itice will improve that locality immense
~. Citizens generally, irrespective Of
UNCONVENTIONAL tendencies, will con-
tribute to this subscription list with
their characteristic liberality. In the
evening Q large and mixed congregation
attended st. Andrews cathedral TO lis
ton to Father B0uchard's lecture on
"PurRAtory," the proceeds Of which
went to augment the new cathedral
building fund. The reverend gentle
man at the close thanked the audience
for the patient hearing which had been
accorded him. and expressed the hope
that ut his next visit to this city he
would have the privilege Of lecturing in
the new edifice.-Coioaisf.
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SAN Francisco, Aug. 9.-Nego.iations
between the Merchant Exchange and
Produce Exchange. looking to the leas-
ing of the former associations building
by the latter, have been broken off.
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Notice to Creditors.

NERRrTORY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY
= Of King, ss.-In the Proba Q Court Of said
King coanty.
In the matter Of the estate Of John Kenne.
dy, deceased.
Notice IS hereby given by the uode,signei.
executfix and executor OF the last will and
teetsmect Of said deceased. to tho creditors Of
md all persous having clsims against the o.
tsie OF Id deceased, to exhibit them, with
the necessary vouchers, to said executrix AMI
executor. at the st rs Of D. A. Jennings, Cd
Commercial street, between Washington snd
Main streets. In Seattle, In King county,
Washington Territory. the same being the
place OF trsnaaction Of business Of said exec.
utor, W. A. Jennings. within ono year a ter
the frat publication Of this notice.
LOUISA KENNEDY,
WILLIAM A. JZNNINGS,
Exccutrfx and Executor as sforpeaid
Burke = Rasin. Attorneys for estate.
Dated June 20. 1889. ;y7-5w
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10 whom it may concern:

\ LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY eau
\ toned against trcspassing upon the
following property, fronting upon Elliot
OF Seattle Bay. and described as follows:
Beginning 1T the southeast corner OF lot 2.
two, section p. itwenty-fourj township 25
ttwenty-iyel north. range three east,
thence north IL l5-l00 chains, thence west
10 25-l00 chains. thence southeasterly along
the meander line OF Elliot Bay Is ,sixteenl
chains. thence east . 5G-ltO chains; parti-
calarly by driving piles or placing other
ob.tructions on or along the water front
tne.e0f.
FRANCIS W. JAMES,
Owner of said property.
Port Townsend. W. T., Aug. 9Th. 1882.
Au6-lWd&W
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SAnMo OF rHx lpAuo-The steamship

SArLrNo OF TIKI lDAuo-The steamship
Idaho sailed for San Francisco at
o'clock yesterday afternoon. taking .
fair list Of passengers and The following
freight. From Olympia. l6D bales wool.
frsm Ssaftic-Thfee nnndrsd toms bar.
salmon, 20 green hides, 80 bales wool.
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Fam HoLpIsas-In reply to q corrss-
pondsnt in British Columbia, We have
to say that the King County tW. IT,
fair will 10 held during tho week begin
ming the second Monday in September.
the Oregon State Fair will begin ono
week later, and tho Portland Mechanic's
Fair begins September 2lss. The two
nrst named will continue ono week each.
and the other two weeks.
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NOTICE.

TNE RRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
l. County of King. ss.--ln the Probate
Court OF said King county.
In the matter Of the estate OF David r.
Mcmillan. deceased.
No. 2l5-Order to show cause why order
of sale OF real estate should not be made.
J. G. Lipsky. Administrator of the es-
tate of David II. Nc MILAN, deceased.
having on this 3lst day of July, 1852.
filed his petition herein. duly verified BY
his affidavit, praying for an order Of sale
Ut the real estate of said decedent, for the
purposes therein set forth; and it appear
ing to the Court by said pc titioa that there
Is no personal estate whatever in the
hands of said Administrator and that it Ia
necessary TO sell the real estate of said de-
ceased to pay tho debts outstanding
against the deceased and the expenses OF
administration; and IL appearing further
all respects to the requirements Of law. tits
ordered by the Court that all persons in
tert sted In the cstate of said deceased ap-
pear before our said Probate Court on
Monday, september sah. lxss,
At eleven o'clock in the forenoon of that
day, at the Courtroom of our said Pro
bate Court, In the City of Seattle. county
of King aud Territory Of Washington.
then and there to show cause tif any they
uhNct WHY ou OfutT SnOulu not De granted
to said Administrators sell 80 much the
real estate OF said deceased as shall be
deemed necessary and requisite to pay the
charges and debts aforesaid. And it Ia
further ordered that copy Of this order
to show cause be published at least four
successive weeks before said ith day Of
September. 1SS2, In the SEATTLE WEEKLY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, weekly newspa-
per printed and published In said King
county and OF general GENERALIZATION in
said county and Territory.
Done In open Court July 81. 1852.
I. NJ. BALL,
Judge Of the Probate Court.
]. l. NJ. Hall. Judge and ex-offlcio Clerk
OF the Probate Court of said King county,
do hereby certify that the foregoing is .
full. true and correct copy Of an original
order to show cause made by our said
Probate Court and entered Of record on
the 3ist day OF July, 1882. in the matter
OF the estate OF David X. Mcmillan, do
ceased.
In testimony whereof have hcreunto
set my hand ard affixed the seal Of our
said Probate Court this said 3lst day OF
July. 1852.
tsEAL.l In. HALL,
Judge aud ex-ofiicio Clerk as aforesaid.
McNaught, Ferry. McNaught s. Mitch.
ell, Attorneys for the estate. auiy-fd
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DEATH FROM LocKJAw.-6ays tho
Victoria Post: Edward Stiller, q Ger
man settler on Salt Spring Island, died
yesterday at the Royal hospital. The
deceased, q few days ago, while walking
along trail on tho island with gun
upon his shoulder. tripped and fell.
The gun fell and was discharged, the
Charge Of shot entering his foot at the
heel. The unfortunate man vas brought
to Victoria. and il was hoped he would
recover; but lockjaw sst in ON Saturday
from tho effects Of which he died Mon
day.
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SHIPPING ISTELLaGENCE.

PosT MADISON, August 7.-Sailed bark
Revere, for San Francisco.
PoIT TOWNSEND. August t. Arrived
barkentine Katie Fiickenger, from Quay
maS
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II. b. Lrrr will open his elegant silk
Dresses and Aautelets at Mr.. Graves's
millinery store. We are informed by
the gentleman that tho garments arc the
latest, and any Indy Who desires can take
Goods homo and consider thsir value,
style. 10. Mr.. Iitt will remain until
SATURDAY..
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NOTICE,

\ LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY FOR
"A hidden TO trespaas in any manner
upon the STONE QUARRY situate on
Lot One. Section Nine. Township Twenty
four north, Range Two east. in kitsap
county. containing IL 25-le0 acres. An
trespassers thereon will be promptly and
vigorously prosecuted. and the stone taken
therefrOm will be repievined.
SEATTLE. July 81. 1882.
SAMUEL. COULTER,
For himself and other owners.
aul-dAw1m
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Administrators Notice.

TERRlTORY or WASHINGTON, COUNTY
I o. kitsap, - in the Probate Court u the
satd Ktteap County.
In the meter Of the osSsto o. Andrew ".
Sanbeiu, decreased.
Hosics Il hef~by givea - al persons hsvins
elaine against the sd estate that they are
rQaired 70 present tie same with TIE necas-
my vouehers within one pear after The nssf
paAliceAioa q this naeies. % The undersigned.
o6Ntnteetae0s Of satd estate, - hts rsoadenco
= toss 1iahnly. Il ~ county 81 5sxs1seuy
a1unonfA.
Jun m, Nh.
t18K1 q. ocGAnugooou.
2te1 AnoDfgl1og ~ - a. -
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Have you chronic dissasssr Go 10 Dr.
Miller. jl3-lm
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MARRIED.
At Trinity Church, in this city, Aug.
9th, by Rev. Geo. H. Watson. assisted
BY Rev. f. Wood. Of Olympia, Clarence
W. Coulter and Helena Smith, all Of
this city.
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Ladies. for your drsss buttons 20 to
Clayton Hrus.
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Gsntssmsn, 60 - Gsysoa Bso& fos
your Aooe.
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The ExcURsIONIsrs Await l215
yesterday the Dakota left Esquimalt
harbor with about $50 passengers on
board for the northern excursion. With
such magnificent ship and the finest
month Of the year for the trip it cannot
but be most enjoyable one. On leav-
ing the wharf she steamed around h.
M. s. Comus and kin9iisher. the Van
couver military band on board playing
God Save the Queen" Such cheers as
only British tars know how TO give
greeted the Dakota as she dipped her
flag. The Kingfisher's band played the
''Star Spangled Banner" and other
American airs while the round Of the
ships WAS being made. Mr.. X. Maynard
goes up and will bring back numerous
photographs Of the scenery. The trip
will occupy moro than two weeks and
the shi. will reach this port in time to
take her place on the old route between
the Sound and San Francisco on the
10Th iust.-CofoHisf.
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Babies drsassa. al kinda q Claysos
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Hecond hand eoods bought and sold
By L. i. 6alee, Culman'e row, On Rspnt
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Notice to Creditors.

TNERR1TORY OF WARRINGTON, COUNTY
i Of King. ts.-In the Probate Court uf said
King County.
In the matter Of the estate Of Alice A.
Thompson. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned,
administrator Of the estate Of Alice A. Thomp-
con. deceased, to the creditors Of ard oil per-
scos having G aims against the said deceased.
TO exhibit them With the necessary vouchers.
within one year after the iirs, publication Of
this notice. 10 the said administrator at his
place Of business. to-wft: Al the law cffice Of
Mes n. Jacobs / Jenner. In the city OF Sect
tie IN King County, washisgton Territory.
Dated August Z. 1881.
wM. B. THOMPSON.
Adminlstrator Of the estate Of Alice A.
Thompson. deceased. auA-6t
JocOhs 1 Jenner, attorn sys for estate.
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Dr.: Miller oharRss nothing foe enlare,
ing the chest. ilS-lm
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Ladies. for eorsssa SO 70 Clayton
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LNdioa, Clayton Hr0a. have just re-
esivsd hns tins Of white underwear.
Call and examine.
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Fresh smoked Columbia river al
mon, dried herring, and Easeegn cod
hah. at P0rtman. Padden & Coz
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NEW ENGLAND MOTEL
ARRIVALS.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL


A2HIvkL8.
JCDarvin, WhiteR RFlynn, WhitsRiv'r
OJYatea. JMAlcclm, "
WAeA lliater. Disc'y WAEllis, Denver
JAvalcia&vf, Vict'A CWSWeenev.O akfd
MWiley. Newcastle CDCudvorth, Newol
Tv0w. PRaxtlett, Skaeit
IUohnson,O lymp 1issRobsrts, Olynp
fferiman, JDRsynolds;T aco'a
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MARRIED.

Are you suffering with hemorrhoides,
(piles)? Go to DR.. Miller. jl3-lm
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OF the July shipments 8, $40 tons we're
By the Rsnton Company, and 1898 by
the Seattle Company.
The July shipments we're lighter in
quantity than the shipments Of any
previous month for two years.
> Since Jan. lst, 1882, $3.50 tons of
coal have been shipped from this Place.
against $3.50 tons shipped during the
corresponding months Of 1881.
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The coal shipments of tho past tvo
months from this port were a. below
stated:
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STORAGE.

IF YOC HAVE ANYTHING THAT
i you may wish to store for shy length Of
time. at reasonable rates. call at
BALEJS
Auction and Commission House.
JEST Co,msn's Row, Front 81.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.

4 PERSON WANTS A SITUATION
"A in private family or to do chamber
work in hotel. Apply at the New Eng
land arS2,
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-10-31

Barrott was elected President and n. J.
Mccall, Esq., Secretary and Treasurer.
A COMMITTEES, consisting Of Messn. E. D.
Beggs, Samuel b Thomas, Jr., r. w.
Paramore, NJ. Fl. Waring, d. q. Living
ston, T. J. Fearnsides and C. w. Stevens,
was appointed TO draft Constitution and
BYLAWS for the government of the As
ISOLATION. Several interesting papers
were read by the Secretary, pro. tenn. w.
5. Jordan. 1t was moved and adopted, that
the Committee on Constitution and By
Laws be requested to report on Wednes-
day, the first day of November"
Antonio Huertas, a colored Demo
crat, writes to the 81. Johns Weekly, of
St. Augustine, as follows: 81 have no
ticed in the local columns of the ST. Au-
gustine Press that the colored wing of
the Democratic party has gone over to
the Greenback party. As | am colored
Democrat, and am not ashamed of the in
heritance, | take this method of saying to
the local editor of the Press that i am
native born Democrat, and expect to
die one. / am proud of the name Demo
crat, and believe that the salvation of
our government depends ON the sue
cess of the Democratic party, and say
openly that the Greenback party has not
the power or the money to change my
vote. That party consists of men who
dare be neither Democrats nor Republi-
cans, Of political bastards, without father
or mother. How can they expect me to
join such a party
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CARRIAGE BUILDERS
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
RELATING TO THE CALLING OF A CON
VENTION TO REVISE THE
CONSTITUTION.

WHEREAS, The present Constitution of this State
IL not Ia accord with the wishes OF the people
therefore,
IRe People Of the State Of Florida. Represented Il,
SeNats aud Assembly, do ResolOs FbllONs: SECTION
that II Is neceseaFy TO cause revision of The Const
tuition OF the Stale Of Florida that this defcrna-
t0n be entered upon the respective Journals Of the
two Honses of this Legislature. with the yeas and
Nays and that the same Is referred 10 the Legsla ufc
next hereafter TO be chosen and shall be published
10 af least three newspapers Of this state for three
months before the time for choosing 4lie next Leg
Islaturo.
Approved March 2, 1881. [Angl-sm
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nYvTRTUK or Al 0zDER CO Tar o0uRTT
u Courf In and foE Lsun eunn1y, $500 e NluralA-
on the second dny of 0ctooer, A. p. -. wIM
ozer for sale 90 the hLKhn& nkd1gr fnr n@AA -
court house square In ne CRY or Tnklnnz@sez -
rida on the nrsl Monday Of Nusembef nexz. -
the sixth day Of sid mon<h. he foIlowInx a.ri1a
lands belonging % the est41e e Sohn y $50.
deceased, for payment of tie debts ai - 80
estate town. TIE SEX q secfinn 81 1Ae So
and sWk Of section =. and she y = q - - \
Of Section sal In Township 2 kMnEs = Aar1A
aud Kask- Also the Ne u and 1he So so 80
Ek Of the eW& Of section q. T0wuahir i kanw4
North and East; and TIE M and fhE - -
the SEA and the II Of The 81 i. and tAs = )
Of the sWL Of Section s. Township !. kA1Es
North and East. and the NV. and tae = = e
the sWL Of Section a Township 4. R1uze = &or1h
and Easi-contaiuing In Al eightocn hznarea 1870
more or less
The Nwk Of the sws( q session. s. Tswnzhip 4
Range 2, North and Easi: and he y \ e Ine = !.
and the NV Of the 81 = and fhe Z ! e tle - :
Of the aE u 81 Section - and the NJ II ~ $500
8, In Township I. Range :. Narth ann Ezzlz- so
the SEX Of Section =, and the Nj ~ the > y :.
and the W. Of the Me- 81 Secfion - b Ta~n-
ship 2 Range 9 North ard East and the : = = ~
the SWIl OF section .. in T0Mnship = .-a1Gr =
North and East. All In leon county, - e aE 10
ridA Purchaser 20 pay for titles
A. MOsELET.
Oct 5. 1sS2-5w Com1.ississaer
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE
Jackson County. Fla.

THE PLANTATION AND OTHER LANDS BE
Il longing to the late Cullen Curl, of Jackson
county, Florida, offered for sale for the purpose
OF settling his estate These embrace about !, 500
acres of fine farming lands, about half of which
cleared, and can be divided into lots to suit pur
chasers The Plantation, or Home Place is located
five miles southeast from CampbetOn, and directly
on the road leading thence To Marianna and is
about six miles from Cottondale, "A depot of the
Pensacola and Atlantic Railroad. This is one Of
the most productive and furnishing sections in
Jackson county, or in the Slate of Florida and the
completion OF the railroad through il has
given ii "A fresh impctus-Inade il more desirable.
For terms of sale or information of the property,
apply 10 Mr.. X. Il. King, near the place. or 10 the
gentleman now In possession of the premises II
not sold by the first Monday in December these
lands will be offered TO the highest bidder at the
Courthouse in Marianna ON that day.
w. ID. BARNES,
r. l.. KING,
Executors.
tS3- Troy (Ala) Messenger and Eulaula TinleS in
scrt till day of sale and send bill to w. d. Barnes
Tallahassee. (Sept IL, lsSa-td
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-10-31

NOTICE Is HEREBY GTEEN To ALL FFE
IN sons having claims against the esfale af = d
Blake, deceased, late Of Leon couufy. and 1iaHr 81
Florida. whether creditors. ieztees. E-sEzaGs
entitled 10 distribution. - present tacir clnz -
n e undersigned administrator. a. balirys Ells
Post Office, properly autheuricatrd uithin the fir
prescribed by law, or they viii b. barred. aad "a
persons indebted 10 said estate nj nlake arlssrEi
Immediately. W X BLAKE Adm'r
September ~, 1Ss2-sw&
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-10-31

The Tampa Tribune says: Upon the dis
charge of the jurors and Witnesses al The close ol
ihe recent term Of the Circuit Court, they were
called mp and pad for their services u. cash A
few years ago, under Tie carpet bag regime,
though The pay MAS nominally the same il was
received IN ScrIp, which could hardly be sold AT
hliy cents on the dollar Do on people ever re-
fleet that They are paid twice as much now as
Then for their services as jurors and Witnesses,
and that this j. Of the results of Democratic
mil.