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

The New York, Times prints spe-
cial dispatch from Columbus, Ohio, which
represents the situation as alarming to
Republicans. 1t declares that they find
themselves confronted by united Democ-
racy and annoyed by dissatisfaction in
their own ranks, which threatens to lose
them the votes of the Germans and Irish.
who two years ago gave them their sup
port Going more into details, it is de-
clared that the disaffection in Cincinnati
alone is likely to cost the Republicans 900
votes, and that if similar disafection is
shown in Cleaveland, Toledo, Dayton, Co
lumbus and other cities, it will require no
expert in mathematics to figure out the
result. This is merely confrmatory of
Democratic advices concerning the situa-
ton in "the United States of Ohio.'
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-07-11

The miserable locks and feelings Of those con,
fined at desks or work tables are caused by weak
Stomach. Kidneys or Bowels Parker's Ginger
Tonic, without intoxicating, has such bene6-
cent action on these organs, and so cleanses the
poisonous matters from the system, that rosy
cheeks and good health are soon brought. back
again.-Espress 10 5k s4l -
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/ WHENCE COMES THE UNBOUNDED
POPULARITY OF
AIIC0Ck's Porous PIasterS ?

Because they have proved themselves
the Best External Remedy ever invent
ed. They will cure Asthma, Colds,
Coughs, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and
any local pains.
Applied to the small of the back
they are infallible in Back-Ache, Ner-
vous Debility, and all Kidney TrOu-
bles; to the pit Of the stomach they
are a sure cure for Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint.
ALLCOCK's POROUS
PLASTERS are painless, fra
grant, and quick to cure. Beware Of
limitations that blister and burn. Get
ALLO0CK'S, the only Genuine Por-
GUS Plaster.
February 49, 1sss-eow1st
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Discharge Notice.

ok MONTHS AFTER THE DATE HEREOF
- the undersigned, executor Of the Last Wiil and
testament of Martha f. SwiIzer. deceased, late q
Leon county, State of Florida viii present his final
accounts to the Hon. VIM p. Byrd. County Judge
Of said county, and apply for discharge As such
executor JNO- BkADFOkl,
April 4, 1SS2-6m ExecutOr-
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Inc new and elegant steel hull passenger packet
"CADDO BELLE.,s
Passengers via j. p. & M. X. R. will meet steamer
at Chattahoochee Tuesday on up trips
- Passengers via s. f. & w. r. r. at cambridge on
Tuesdays r. n MOORE
w. r. MOORE General AGENT
Freight and Passenger Agent.
April IL, lS82-3m
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ALL CREDITORS, LEGATEEs, AND PER
IN sons entitled 10 distribution Of the estate II
Charles p Chaircs, late of the county Of Leon, de-
ceased, required to present their claims 90 the
undersigned, within the time prescribed By law, On
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 CHAIRES.
JOHN A HENDERSON.
January g. 18S2-6m Executors &c.
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A Good Watch Given AWAY

We viii send a Stem-windins. Dust proof wzich-s
good timex eeper-to any sending i've sub
scribers and So with pay postage
watch This is splendid chance 10 good time
piece for little pleasant work
Remit by draft pOst-Ofce order or REGISTERED letter
our risk. Address
UNION PUBLISHING CONPANT-
Jacksonville. Pa
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gest. and Best Daily In Florida
lsrged and improved during the past year TINS Ula M
1872 will present unusual attractions
THE DAILY
supplemented by Special Telegraph Service frgl
all parts Of the State and elsewhere whenever tr inp
spondents has been enlarged and nov includes IN
Washington who viii make specially q neWs rrG1ing
TO this State. Ii Will also continue to publish
special TeIegraPhIe Reports az Ehe Orange
and Vegetable Markets
in the chief cities Of the Union thereby rendering Sc
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TERMS
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THE WEEKLY UNION
has been enlarged 10 six pages. II ali the
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carefully edited by experienced arriouliurist Ts
department Will be made specially during the present
year: and THE WEEKLY USIoS viii contain al a.
agricultural matter published in The DkuF and the
est market quotations. Including anc Vegetables
in their il viii be invaluable t0 farmers. fruif
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N Office
OF THE FORMATION or
Lake Eastls Orange Grove Company" Cor.
poratIon under the Laws Of Florida.
February %, 1ss2-eow1St

THE NAME OF THE CORPORATION SHALL
i be the Lake Eustis Orange Grove Company,
of Washington, ID. c."
The general nature of the business to be trans
acted 10 the purchasing and holding land In Florida,
and cultivation thereon of oranges and other fruits
plants trees, &C., and the marketing and sale of the
same.
The amount Of the Capital Stock Of the Com.
pany shall DO Five Thousand Dollars, divided into
shares Of One Hundred Dollars each. to be paid In
In monthly instaments Of not less than ten 0O per
cent. EACH This Capital Stock may be hereafter
increased 20 not exceeding Twenty Thousand Dol
lars te9O.O0ol sa.seE 47
The corporation to commence on the nth day of
Nay 1854 and eontlnup for the term Of % years,
unless sooner dissolved
The business Of the corporation to be conducted
BY nine directors to be elected annually on the rst
Wednesday In April Of each year, lafteF the year
lS62l apd Q President Vice. President, Secretary
and Treasurer 10 be chosen BY the said directors.
The highest amountSo OF Indebtedness OF liability
70 which said corporation can ct any time subject
itself 10 Twenty Thousand Dollars eco OO0l
@. 8. BUNDY. President
h. eMTa. Secretary and Treasurer.
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On trashy extracts when you can buy lasting
perfume 90 delIghtfhlIy fragrant and refreshing
~ FIosestOn Cologne M
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She was 30 fond Of music,
Ny pretty charmer, Hattie,
And 90 we went together
To hear the glorious Patti.
The last notes Of the Diva
In silence died away;
The hearts Of all the hearers
Confessed her magic sway.
And In my eyes . something
Like tears began to shine,
And to my love mnrmured
"Oh, Il IL not divine 2"
She Answered-on her festures
A rapturous regard
Yes, beautiful I wonder
Hew much 1t cost Q yArd."
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a n n week In yodr own town. Is outat nee No
NM risk, Everything new. Capital mot required
an we VIII furnish you everything. Many are
~ making fortunes. Ladies' makeas much e u,en
10y ana girls make great pay. Reader n yon want
~ which you can mako great pay all the time
yO S wOrs write for particulars 70 n HALT Co. Port
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n AI Great chance to make money. Those
EAH who always take advantage of the
I'LL good chances for making money that
are offered generally become wealthy,
novsst ,nose who 90 not improve such chances remain IN
pv.IsZ. We want many men, women boys and girls to
Work or rs night In ther own localities Any one can d.
S wuk properly from the first start The business will
MUIe nan ten times ordinary wages Expensive outt
,urhsneo Iree No one who engages fails to make money
onv yc,, ION cap devote yoar whole time TO the work
needed, sent free. Address ErNsoN q Co. Portland.
---.o nOv6'6l-1v
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THE FLORIDA UNION
FOR 1882.

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Notice of incorporation.
NOTICE.

April Is, lss2-3m
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-25
Preserving Fence Pos,n.

Mr.. Parker EArls, widely khown hor,iesi,ar-
i't. gives IN the Chicago T,~ss' biz eIpshsnee in
bis efforts to preserve fence posts. lie says:
''In building fence around our young orchard.
several years age. ue tined many plans for pre-
serving the posts. Having occasion 20 remove
the fence this sintsr. We noted the condition Of
the posts a. follows; Those set With no prspara-
ton wers deeaysd an inch or mere In thickness /;
those coated with thick wash oflims wese better
preserved bat we're quite seriously attacked By
worms those posts coated With hot tar we're per-
tsctly sound - uhsn frst put In the ground I:
those painted With petroleum aud kerosene we're
equally sound aud a. good ~ nsv. In future ue
shall treat all posts in the following manner before
setting Let the post get thoroughly dry, aud
then. With pan Of cheap kerosene and . white
wash brush, give the lower third % the post. the
part 90 60 into the ground. tsO OF three good ap-
PleAiions o. the oil. letting IL soak In veil each
time. Posts 90 treated will not be troubled BIZ
worms OF insects of any kind but will resis, decay
10 remarkable degree. This We find 20 be the
simplest, easiest. cheapest and best method Of
preservation"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-25
Safety o, County Recoras.

The burning Of the old court house at Prince
Frederick. Calvert county. and the destruction 81
many % is valuable aud interesting records,
ought q operate a. a warning % the other eogn.
ties u the State 10 that their records are pro-
teeted against ere II l. not too much g say tha,
too many Of our county court house. are liable 10
the same danger that has visited Prince Frederick.
and that they are little capable Of piescfving
their records Ia case q similar c0nfhg grafton
happening. %. indeed. IL from any causs . Gre
broke out Unexpectedly 10 any one u then. The
means % expressing Gre ia oar county iowns.
Sith one OF two exceptions. are Of the seantiest
and ffequsnty even the usier supply IL iaAds
qaa,e o. meet an emergency u the kind HOE
greatly the titles TO property might he-Sst in
jeopardy through IRE that burned up b'sh issis
aud books u REGARD every one kBoss. Aai after
such ere ~ destroyed many q the records at
Prince FREDERICK there cannot help being an IN
eAsness In other eoanties % the safety Of sii-
lar titles Of property. ThA; aneasiness osi 10 be
Quoted BY making are proof the room OF tAsl, Ia
uhich the records are kept Baiii@grs !Sua.
A ere in the Baltimore county reeo,i ofhee
some years ago destroyed . large numbsf q i'm
Portahi records ahi paper. which ~sre only re-
placed after year, of ariaous work. Il 10 nov
proposed 10 bald gre prOof addition 10 Tho Court
IIoase. n; COS; % abou, $50 600 - tia, s,fsafsr
there will be no danger from this cause.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-25

lightning strokes shot up..A notch nearer TO bis
adversary.
Bat Brandon rallied and bore down within
hundred yards Of home length in advance.
Now came the final scratch.
The eOntinaa ion Of DONALD DARkE, THE
BALTIMORE DETECTIVE" from where Il stops
here. will DO found in No. 81 oi the NEW YORK
WEEKLY, nov ready aud for sale BY every News
Agent In the United State.. The NEW YORK
WEEKLY also contains the charming stories Of
IA Golden Heart" "Tom Thaieher's Quest
Fighting Her Own Battle. ''Ths Beautiful Iciele
"Mereiles' Zen, the Hair Liter "sIIvsrspur; or
Fortune for Ransom" "Tina, the Little Lace
Maker % Brussels" a number Of entertaining
sketches. beautiful poems. answers to eorre,pon-
dents. humorous paragraphs. and a variety Of in
teresting reading matter. IL you cannot &c, the
NEW YORK WEEKLY from the News.dealsr in
your town. send TO this Office. and Ne will forsard
II TO you at once, at six cents per copy. BY nail
postage paid. The NEW YORK WEEKLY will
be sen, 20 mail subscribers, postage free. a, the
following rates: For three months, 7Jc. four
months 81 one year, one copy. s3 one yeAr. two
copies. IS one year. four copies, SIC; enc year.
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one time. for eight copies. 1. entitled 20 RiafL
copy (rse. Address all letters 10 SrREEr 4 ssirH.
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-25

The Hartford County Agricultural Society pro.
pose 10 have fair this spring for the display Of
agricultural machinery aud implsments, with the
addsd attraction Of trotting races.
The viii Of Gabriel A. Mecomas, % Hartford
county, has been len for record In the Orphans
Court. His sntirs property, estimated at $685.
o0o, 10 devised 20 his wife and two children.
The store and dwelling Of Frank n Price
GEAR Magnolia. Hartford county, was destroyed by
Gre on Wednesday Of last week, causing loss Of
absut 81 .5oo, upon which there was no insuranee.
Mr.: Elias Scarborough, eh-respecied cit
isen u Dabn district, Hartford county and broth
er Of Representative Scarborough, died al his res
iasnes. near Mil Green, Friday, ID inst, aged
about co years.
liavre dc Grace RepuJiioaH. The name Of Al.
bert Constable. Of Cecil county, and J. Thomas c.
Hopkins, Of this county. are freely used ne can.
didasss Tor Congressional honors, to succeed Rep
resentative Talbot.
Hartford Dsmoeraf: Joseph 4. Walter, Of
Bash Milis has lost by cholera twenty three hogs
In the past three weeks. Mr.. Leirht. his next
neishbor, has Loot about thirty during the same
time. Al the Hartford Furnace many other hogs
have died Of the same disease.
-westminster Sssfnsi: The First National
Bank Of this city. last week received from Mira
Frances N. seoville, for eerti6eation, check for
sse,eeo. payable 10 the order Of Charles J. 0ui-
tean. signed By Reuben Stem. II was retained
10 Mrs.. scoviile. uncertihed.
Samuel =. Hin. % Baltimore, has sold his
farm IL Mitehelvills. Prince Georges eounty, con-
taining fes acres. for $500, 70 Timothy L. Keen,
Of Hartford county. This farm was the original
homestead Of the lats Iehn Mitchell. probably the
most ee'seraied farns< 81 bic day. and Is part Of
bis large estate which some twenty years ago CON-
prised about f.ooo acres, and was known a. the
Forest" lands % Prince Georges county.
The ease of Mrs. Clara NJ. Wilson, o. Milford.
Del, has been settled BY the Board 81 Counsy
Commissioners Of Caroline county paying MAJ
W. 3. Stewart. her counsel. the sum of Sass asfz
eempromiss. her claim against the eounfS Ct
damages sustained BY the breaking Of . bridge
Ing the county from al farther claims IN the ease
This makes over $4,000 paid 10 the family for In
juries received.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-25
CHAPTER II.

Back from the main street Of lovely Fairview
stood . substantial stone mansion. whose style Of
architecture would proclaim 70 dwelling Of some
age-mors aftsr the cid EliEabsthian pattern.
The storms Of many years had hovIed about its
ancient gables and ehimneys, yet u was apparent
~ able 10 stand The weather Of another century
ere sueonmbing.
Il vas surrounded By . noble growth Of oaks
and esdArs. and from this latter fact derived is
name, Cedarcroft.
Is ds.esass sxtsnded far back from the street
.: avenue upon which Il stood. embracing 10 ell
some hundred acres of woodland, merging finally
upon lover country road upon the shores %
Crystal Lake.
The prspdster sf this lordIy estate vas Nsw
York specuister In Wall street. By name Howard
stockweiL The family consisted % two childfsa,
The mother having died Eve years previous 10 the
opssiag ef this story.
The children we're . boy and girl, both new
pretty well mstursd, especially the former. Ralph
stoekwslI, who vas . tall, splendidly proportion.
ed young man, gsnerAiiy beloved By al Who knew
hin, And Who held the By no means unimportsnt
position Of president Of the Crystal Wave ToAt
CIub.
Bat of I'll the fair girls In Falrvisw, aud there
were not few 10 tell the truth, pretty Minnie
stoskwsli vas fairsr and gentier than aii and the
acknowledged belle of the town.
She wes 10 hgurs about The average height. bet
graceful IN her movements. which lent additional
charms 10 her fair person. Her cempiexion was
light bat fresh and rosy, and Indicative Of boom-
lag health.
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CHAPTER III.

~ 30 ~ a.
The sun rose brightly In . eloudless shy upon
The morning Of the day set apart for the Crystal
Lake Boat Ciub Regatta, and the members and all
the village folk in force. who took uncommon In
forest IN the affair." hailed the welcome fact gladly.
Prom early hours extensive preparations were
made for The great event Pavillons, were erected,
y Substantial grand stand constructed, and the
boat-house pat In order.
The hoat-houss, from whence the Contestants
we're 10 start, vas gayly decorated with Gags, and
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-25
TOwsoNTOWN SHOE STORE.

We will keep on hand large stock Of Boots.
Shoes and CATERS Of every description, and viii
cell IS cheap - can be purehassd in the city Re-
pairing neatly done and ct short notice. Thank
FOL for past favors. tApi.3o,'siy
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-25
Alarm Bells IN q Tunnel.

The Northern Central Railroad il eOn,iiering
the praeteabilIty Of alarm bells In the Union tun-
mel as preventive against disasters BY collision.
aud to workmsn. They are In favor Of plan to
eaaip the walls Of the tunnel With electric BELLS
connected With the tracks by wires operated by
batteries. The bells sil tinSle on which ever side
train 10 running, and continue % 20 DO until the
train emerges from the tunnel. BY this system
workmen can tell At once that train Of cars 10
approaching and will be able to discriminate In
favor Of the safe side. The idea meets With gen
erai appreciation.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-25

Builders and others viii and Il 10 their In
terest 10 examine our Stock aud Prices before pur-
ehAshing elsewhere. May T,'eiy.
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YORK ROAD RAILWAY.

YORK ROAD RAILWAY.
AHx
Leave Baltimore and Holiday streets as follows:
BALTIMORE TO wAyRRLY.
At $50, land 7.3o A.. NJ. Every fifteen minutes
from 7.S0 10 1880 A. NJ; every thirty minutes
from: 1880 A. NJ. to $50 p. NJ; every hfteen min
utes from 75o P. N. to $50 p Nj at9.30, 1880 and
ti.30 p. NJ.
wAvERLY TO BALTIMORE.
Al go and $50 A. NJ. Every fifteen minutes
from $50 to $50 A. NJ; every thirty minutes from
$50 A. NJ. 10 $50 p. NJ; every fifteen minutes
from $50 p N. to $50 p. NJ; at $40, $50, $50
and 1880 p. NJ.
BALTIMORE TO GovANsT0wN.
Every half hour from $50 AN. to $50 p. NJ, and
at $50, 1890 and ll.30 p. NJ.
GovANsTowN TO BALTIMORE.
Every half hour from Q A. NJ. TO $50 =. NJ, and
at $50 and 1880 p. n.
BALTIMORE TO TowsoNTowN.
At half.past each hour from $50 A. n. to $50
p. NJ, and at 1880 and 1.3o p. NJ.
T0wSONTOwN TO BALTIMORE.
Each hour from A. NJ. TO 10 p. NJ.
To Western Maryland depot, fare cents.
To Greenmount Cemetery, fare cents.
To Charles Street Avenue, by Cars on North
Avenue. connecting with Hampden, Park Avenue
and City Cars. fare 5 cents.
April 9,'sly.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-28
SATURDAY sANUARY as. Issa.

@TMK BoBTArL CAR. "--The news
papers u the large cities have been
carrying on q war against what they
tsrm the ''bobtail carr for some time.
This illustrates the old saying put q
s'beggar on horse" &c. Now, it is
not long since these people were very
glad to have "bobtail' car, or in
ether words q car with driver and q
boz into which the tickets are dropped,
but without conductor. But now
this economical arrangement by which
the roads are enabled to run more
cars with the same money is daily held
up TO ridicule. 1t may not be as good
an arrangement as having conductor.
But it is decidedly better than no car
at all and this Is the condition many
cities find themselves in, and among
them is Wilmington. We are very
glad indeed to have bobtail car, and
find 1t very good sort Of coach, and
although we hope some day to be able
to support cars with a full compile.
ment Of hands to run them we are
very well centent with "bobtails" for
the present.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-28

The Gazstte does not seem capable
Of comprehending the American prin-
cipls that it is the States duty to edu.
cate her chileren, that to fail to do so
is costly blunder If not a crime, and
also that other principle which forbids
special legislation for any class Of citi-
zens in State. .--Neaos.
The language is not over courteous.
But then the writer of the News may
have been In the habit of discardinR
such trifiing matter. However I'M
truthful, what it says will serve to tell
the ignorant Of its readers; but the
mass of our people know that the
GAZETTE has been an advocate Of the
public schools since their existence,
advocate She he Improvement rove Hs1d Of the
schools by the addition of a High
School, in which the higher English
branches, with Latin and French,
should be taught and the school be
perfected and made equal to any OF
our best colleges.