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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-29
STATE or MAINE

CUMBERLAND, ss:->uyr.me Ju.l..n 0'f
vacation, Poll Hl, AUZ D. l. Jog
Upon the fOreg Ing u ~. or'ic-''' 1907 a -.,
pear b, I, re the Justice. ot ou- -Fp' ne j. 4.''-
Court TO be aOl len ~ Pats 81 -1u a.i i9' a.
County at ONfhtd, 90 fh- no. ti.-I" p.
Sept, A. u. lsS2 b, publi-hi.s tT Ni''i D ..f
of said lb.l and This 90 Ter % z 40 l.-r 't. ''.
weeks rucccss.yrlv IN tnr Oxlni brnf'ir
new-pap-r ptiattI o. Psri. % .ur tIf.'. ''
fori, III, la-t pub icl.iIn o. boz i".F.rrl ."' D.
least 10 i,r u siiL tuIrl Ilr-.it. '' '.'
he nay ia. re IN ~ n 10 "u -t.' f
and show cau," !. any lir hAy al. Sd. f.'"
said LiDelaut -hbt 4 n q DO --Ilir'
WM MKT NI;.lN.
.Iu.t.c- q t1- 80. '. .'.
A tru. r1ps Of b 81 t-.i"r DO. ...
Arrest: JAMES :. NEIFut. ''''A.
JOHN l.. SWA,El, ALI .t0i l.. ID.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-29

REV. Mr.. DEYo was advertised TO speak
for the fusiouistS at SO. Paris, Friday
night. The hall was lighted up, and kept
open till late hour; but as only tliteen or
twenty gathered to make an audience, the
meeting was abandoned. No heart in fu-
sion this year
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-29
For the pemocra,


FUSION WILL DO 1T EVERY TIME.
Mr.. Editor
Some men, claiming to be Greenbackers,
have taken possession and control Of the
Greenback party organization in the coun-
ty Of Oxford. These men must remember
that the good principles of the Greenback
party cannot be fused nor used to assist
Democrats to office. They must also re-
member that the true Greenback element
will have voice in the matter in Septem-
Der, that will rebound on them in thunder
tones when the votes Of September are
counted. Greenbackers generally have
come to the conclusion that every vote OF
theirs for County Officers shall count two
in the fight to kill fusion.
know what am talking about.
A
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-29

A MASS MEETING will be held on the Fair
grounds between South Paris and Norway
next Friday, Sept. LIST. The speakers will
be Hon. James G. Blaine and Gen. VIM. II.
Gibson. Mr.. Blaine will draw a crowd
Gen. Gibson is spoken Of as one OF the
best stump orators ever introduced in
Naipa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-29

CAUCUS AT BETHEL.-The Republicans
of Bethel will hold their Representative
Caucus on Thursday, August 81, at o'clock
P. NJ, Bethel sends the Representative for
that district by agreement, this year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-29

TIE Argus says that the Fusionists pro-
pose to clsllange the votes Of government
clerks who come home to vote next Sep
TENDER. All right, try Il on, avail your
selves Of every questionable method 20 re-
duce the Republican majority.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-29

AN elderly gentleman in Eastern Oxford,
amember Of oxford Bar. and an old-time,
lifelong Democrat, says he shall vote for
Robbie, the Republican Congressman and
the entire Republican County Ticket, this
fall He does not care 10 have his name
mentioned, nor any great stir made about
the matter, still we are at liberty to state
the fact His reasons for so voting are
that Plaisted has attempted to rebuke the
Supreme Court, and to bring its opinions
into contempt. He says Maine has an hon
orable and learned Judiciary; every mem
Der of the Court is known to him person
ally. and he has the highest respect for
them and for their legal opinions. When
Governor Plaisted undertakes to rebuke
such a body as that he strikes not only at the
Court, but at every honorable man in the
State. He does not care to see Plaisted
reelected and supported by fusion adj
ministration because that would place four
new Judges on the Bench and "rebuke F"
the Court very effectualy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-29

-" BY asking too much we may lose
the little that We had before" Kidney
Wort asks nothing but fair trial. This
given, IL fears no loss OF faith in its vir-
tues. lady writes from Oregon: /" For
thirty years have been afflicted with kid
ney complaints. Two packages Of KidHey-
Wort have done me more good than all the
medicine and doctors have had before. |
believe IL Is a sure cure"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-29

EMERY S RIDLoS, a member Of the DEM
cratic County Committee for Cumberland
Cornty is out in letter resigning his po-
sition, because ne does not believe in fus-
ion. lone by one the roses
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-29

TEMPERATURE LAST WEEK AT 4. NJ
Sunday. 50 ,. clear; Monday, 81 ,, clear
Tuesday, 90, clear; Wednesday, IS :
clear; Thursday, Coz, clear; Friday, 90 :
clear; Saturday, sc > cloudy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-29

The independent movement came TO n
head, last week, at Portland, and ticket
was put into the field. Hon. Warren Vim
ton OF Grey formerly Mr. Besse of Paris
IS the candidate for Governor, and four
men were selected as candidates for Con-
gress. one of them Is Governor Dingley,
the regular Republican candidate. We
shall have good, sensible letter from him,
when he is Officially" notified OF his NOM
ination. Another candidate is Capt. Nash
Of Augusta. Mr.. Nash is good fellow /;
but has a personal, deadly enmity against
Capt Boutelle, which will carry him TO
any length. Another candidate is the ven-
cradle pioneer of Aroostook, Daniel Stick
ney OF Presque Isle. The movement will
have no strength in Maine, as there is no
occasion for il. There is no Boss man
agement in this State calling for redress.
Every man does as he sees 1T in political
matters.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-29

ALL should hear Blaine and Gibson at
the Oxford County Fair Grounds, next
Friday. 1t will be big time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-29

A GREENBACKER FOR TALK, BUT A
DEMOCRAT FOR VOTING.
There but two great parties. [Republi
can and Democratic. Though Green
hacker / am well aware il we 60 with any.
body else our votes will avail US naught.-
Congressman Geo. W. Ladd in his Portland
speech.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-29
A DDlE T. Cassidy. Of Canon 10 ,bs CIa..
N Is oiOEiord, W. john u. Cas,I4E. o.. .l-.s

4 DDlE r. Cassidy. Of Canton .r tba CIs-.
~ ty OF oxford, W. John -. CassI4r. o.. .l-s
unknown.
In plea OF libel Tor Divorce. F.r'l. one -!
libelant would give this honorable Court b b.
informed. she was In sfu'ly mlrrcI o. iH' al
John n. Cassadv on the fpuriccuh i1r ~ i.-.
4 D., is1g, at Canton. aiorrsaI !. tIt .1fT lt''
had born - them two children, one OF EIIu 10
now living. IneZ easily. agri wv Ec4r-. il'
since said intermarrlAge she Ia. WAYS .uil...
ed herself ~ = chase Hnd fathiu. vie patr'
her sNi husband, but mat hc reg'ri c-. D.
marriage covenant ani duty. IN the mont. n o.
iober A. D. lssl. deserted YOU -a.! In'.lt.
without G AZ se that she Va. feeble sul it ri.'
health. and without mean. Vt support tlt '
has not contributed anything iowa t. ..f Htf'
lenanc, since said deserti0n. tai' b .' ~ a. .ir
and dissolute disposition AID ms Oh lF.
maintain family: thai since b. .'plr'A'e
has not communicated with yoIr s-.i ~. 30.
Wherefore III priy- right AMI l-tf.. '.t ..
bonds Of matrimDny rNi-tins L'fAtr1 hI ia|
her said hlsbtnd mas Boz di- 'llyr' Il. 1' 'tr
snd ca.tody OF their child. l1tz tt-.tt j.. ut. .
decrrel 70 her bel eyinx ihs -tn' 'I I. 'r't
able and proper conducive 10 DOB %. .l'a..'
and cons istent with me petc' aHl Hi '-a. b. '.
citty. She further AYERS that -re rt' ft' .'
gen, search 1nd IrqTry - See ryan 81. PSI.
abouts or prc.,nt r-si.'enre OF u'f 500 D. .'.'.'
but has zen ulablr % ID 50. nor doe. '.' AIS
wher- he can b. i0un
Dit,d vt Canton, This eleventh ~ OIL. A.-
A. ID, RS!.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-29
MOST DESPERATE.

The argus of Friday contains lengthy
report of Gov. Plsisted's speech at Angus
IA, headed Startling Developments" fol-
lowed by over two inches Of display
lines of distressing character. Gov.
Plaisted charged gross mismanagement In
the affairs of Names State Reform
School, declaring that boys were starved
for trifiing onenses land that one poor sick
bOy.was locked up in a close fetid room,
from which he was released by death. He
stated that the Council would not allow
him TO rectify the abuses and it was such
acts which led him TO wish to make
change in the Trustees of that institution.
We have not yet seen the reply which
will undoubtedly be made by the manage
ment of the school. But the charges show
that Gov. Plaisted is in most desperate
strait. He has never before made pubic
any such charge; he has never alleged any
such reason for his removal OF trustees
and has never entered any such complaints
before the Council. If tn csc abuses exist
ell Gov. Plaisted has carefully hidden the
IA CT and thus neglected his duty, allowing
the boys 10 suffer till this date, that
he might make a dramatic campaign
scene. No political capital can be made
for Plaisted on this point. He knew that
no Council would dare to refuse 10 inves-
tisate, If such charges had been made be-
fore them, or refuse to remove the Trus-
tees IL miSmanagement or inefllciency was
alleged as the cause of removal, and his
allegation that the Council refused to allow
removals Tor cause is false. We believe
the whole of the charge is false, and it
will result in more complete overthrow
OF this unholy political combination than
has yet been anticipated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-29
Oh,MyBack!.

That's a commonexpres.
sion and has a world Of
meaning. How much suf-
fering is summed up in it.
The singular thing about
it is, that pain in the back
is occasioned by SO many
things. May be caused by
kidney disease, liver com
plant, consumption, cold.
rheumatism, dyspcpsia,o over.
work, nervous debility. &c
Whatever the cause, don't
neglect it. Something IS
wrong and needs prompt
attention. No medicine has
yet been discovered that
will SO quickly and surely
cure such diseases as
BRowN's IRON BIrTERs. and
it does this by commencing
at the foundation, and max
ing the blood pure and rich.
LogansPor;. Ind. Dee :. rlsa
For long time hav, besa
sufferer from stomach and sidney
disease. Ny appetite Vas very ps5r
and the very small amount | I'D ,at
disagreed with me. | sas znn.yet
very much from non-fctrnt.1a II
urine. | tired many remedies Win
no success. until I used Br8un't
IRON BiuerS. Since used thatuy
siomach does not bother me arv
Myappetite IS simply immense. M
kidney trouble IS no more. snI nv
general health Is such. that ! Eel
like a new man. Alier the use Il
Browns Iron Biuers Tor one meath
have gained tNen,y po4ats "a
weight y. Z. SAzLEArr.
Leading physicians and
clergymen use and recon-
nerd Browns IRON Bit
TIERS. 1t has cured Others
suffering as you are, and it
will cure you.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-08-29

STATE q. MAINE
OXFORD. Ss:-CHB'Ou Ar.us- 81. seq ...r
Personally appeared III Above .l a,l N-' p
Casa ~ hnd made os'h ?" tha trIh &c ..' ..fs
going sfiiIayiE by her suJscrbfL
lie core M.
john l. SWASEl. '.s
Il O.. ltat,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1882-11-02


Gi1, Organ ]
Glotto, &tear,.S Gotl,,t,). !
County f@on brei 1ermine binburd, ID. 1
senat pertreten anb Der F9 bird ieine]
1d@tisteit NIB Gbrenbaftieteit einen
groben Ginflub ertuorber fat, pel&en e
3u @uniten ieiner 8dblerf4 81. 1lis u
Guren Gunfen, III staatS Sienat per,
,nenbeu ,uirb, luenn SIR bei@liebt, i'm
abermals bortbin 3,1 fenbtM Dieier
70 iStli@e Gan)i1at )eS SslitS
|if 9err 8. S. @acDon alb!
Dem alten Sing <8et93ense NIB : Fart
ner1 6es 9enrp 8. Bait, BEN alten 5n4ie
Bense1in mer5 sesenaber febt
elm Mann, ipel9en bic 5tins seeter beS
4. GommiiTionersD Difricts u 1nt ienuen
,no ben fie piel 81 bod adDta., alS bab
mir iiber benfelben aud nlr ein Bort
tpeiter 5u Derlieren brau9ten Gr bei6t
|NicolauS So MEN!
Mitbirser, tann Gu9 bic 2Babl f4tper
perben 5mii4en eineu. 4enrp 9. @ait
|unb einem 8. S. MacD Donalb !! 3pil9en
einem @enbelin Mer3 ,,nb geiplaus San,
fen!
Mber ,1i9t mn nm bie 1eabl ober
Ni@ttOabl bieier Mdnner banbelt q ii4,
ionbernes banbelt fib sa,13 bauptid4ti
aud inbieiem 9erbite ,uieber barum, ,oab,
|baS Bolt bon @tearns Go,rntp einen
Icorrnpteu r@ins1 bri@t, Sdb es'
Der fre9en 2eitb am N elei Elm
Gnbe mad5t, ,nb 5tuar eiu Gnbe
mi tMa@bru
Dieiem Sting seb6rt aud jener5
5obn g. 9ommerel an, Der, /. a9:
lieiner ei9enen Musiags bic
)tDiri,r elmer anberen @palte nodmals ,1n=s
ter Der l1eberi@rift rSanmerel's g,s't=
betenntni1e" gum 4thr,,d briu9en,fd duf<
Lid unb 4araetesrlp3-M 8or.
|peranttpor 3eusen erfldrte sc er s
tpieberbolt, bdB er 10 I.o,un's (poliz
|tii@) in ber Eaf@e abe, bdb er
a1lO iiber Die Bablfimn1en Der Mdnner
in ~ Go,uns BON Stearns County nah
'eisener 8iutlr perfage1 f5nne. Sobn g..
@anmerel aber prablt felt Sabren baz
nit, oab e. am aBabltase gang g +.
IIMu9ulto beberri4e unb bort bas
seiamntte 8otum in feline Tai@e feden
tonne.
Biir9er BON Stearns County, iuollt'
|Sbr iolde Jre9beit ldnser bulotn p.
Bollt Sbr oa5u i4mei9en, bab iol9e
'Drabt5ieber unb Sting Greaturen fi9
!: banit briiiten, fie f6nntsn 8 Gn@ bez
is erri9en unb s beleitb am 4, In!
MabteG Sud- dni9t 5dan,r6tbe in's Gefi9t
.iteisen, ,uenn Sbr iolde freden Seeben
! |nuseitraft Iiebet!
4 Sebe Stinih.e, bic fur eurb 8. @nite
lfdut, tonmt ben. rSfino4 { unb itinen Iraz
|banten ~ CUTE. ger ,snrs q. 8dite
|mdblt, Der giebt ban.it bex eeitt tdmn,eln
'Ifeine 11nterfatung. 1eer far enrp q.
Baite itiumt, oer ertldrt boait, 6aB bic
I |I6ortbauer bes i9mad dpollsn aeitbau.mel=
I@@esiments in stearns County / y n
'Ii@on = cd
Mitbdrse ii, tuabrt G,ert SntertiIenl
4 |alitbarser, ,pabrt Gbre! Mitbir9er,,
=|pabrt Guere n,dnulide gelb iittddnbielsit! /!
.Illeberlest iuobl, mas SIR rsols, Babltaet
tbnn lbollt. eebt nit Gud iorsiont 81
! | sgflathe. ebe Sbr an be aBablu tretst,,
1 6onSelt r,,bis ,,no beionne, bSber
gie ber.sntn sade i eii9ert!
1 a3er flir ait ,lne iiir aeefj ooer
sslnur fitr einen oer 8eiben ltiu1uli. bet
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1882-11-02


useiftr bes eeres bat Sie,i Qrieasieefe.
Dc itinen 9abrtsb beridt iiberreidt. SIN
abselafenen ae3nlnss sfabre batten ibn,
el3, 3,s2s, ,e81 3ir 8erfasuns sefauoen.
,popcn $12, 40; ~ 5,lr geraussabnn
stlanst uab1 d, ,1s2,s3s iibris seblieben
fnb. 1lnter 5inlneis auf bie 2aiten unb
bas bObe Ma6 bes ariessbienites uirb
eine germebr,,1s Der 1ruppen perlaust
,mb 5as1ei9 eeforbert. bdb Sen solbates
bic ansfl4t dnf 8ef5rber,1lg er5Ffnet
tperbe. Der @eneralqua tiernaeiiter tpie-
berbolt oie Gnpfebluns eiaer 3nlaee
BON utonatli@ 80 fit ieben DfFaier Der
NIT BEN Dienite eines Sllfs lnartier=
meifters bei eiiteu, @ilitdrpoiten betraut
it.
5 Die gorani9 9ldse 5tr 8eiolbiins BOZ,
325 Mitslieoern bes Aational Abse-
orbnetenba unb s Delesaten fir ben
4s. Gonsreb belaufen ii6 auf q, ,165, 600.
fir bic Auslasen fiir @ablitreitisieiten
|auf q, 600 Dollars, far Meileneelber
|4125, 900.
Dr, Samilton iit3u Der lleber5e 5eueun9
|9efomnlen, bab Il 9erobe 10 piel getba,.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1882-11-02
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NSSSSStN0r rNvk1SeSW$SYSySS91Stt 6S4tAS Ak4k WI
taaf tommeu, nm es, nit einanber ,,nb
fonfisen Gebilfen NIB @enoiien in 8un=
be, fir Elm Butterbrob auf3utaufen. g8tr
tam babel 3u tur3? Ser mubte, na@z
benz erleine eiaeneu @teueru rebli& bez
5ablt bate, no@mals nbie 4al&en srei=
fen, nm iene @teuern ju erlesen, ,pet@e)
@ait, Mer3 unb @enoffen 5u 3ab1en err
meiserten? Das ,paret Shr
ielbf, @dble.r unb steuersab
Ter bon Stearns County!
$50 ir.uner Die Snterefen bes alten
Gourtbausz Sting" I'M @piele ,uaren. ba
rabrten fi@ g8ait ,1no feline 9elfer. Hber
,,idt in Guerem Snterefe ribrten iie
fii9, ionbern il. ibrem eieenen.
! Ueanner BON @tearns Gountp, labt|
Gu9 ni4t betb5ren burd gleibnerii9e
Beripre9ungen. 9enrp 8. @ait l1nb
feline politii9en Erabnnten balten Gu9
fir lei1t9ldubia, ia fiir bumnt, inbem iie
Gu4 ein3ureben i1den, ,penn SIR Wai.
|in ben @enat ididtet, 70 ,niirbe e. fir
Gu@ Gilenbabnen baien. 6enrp 6.
wait nnb feline 1rabanten I9leubern
Gu4 bamit eine Beleibisuns ms @ez
|fi9t. SIR feb ni9t lei9tsld1big, ,nb
mod tpeniger feb SIR bun,n. Ser Gu9
|flr buntnt tauft, Ser bat einen }pottz
|i6lebten 3anbel gema9t. sic ielber
|finb Die Ginfdltieen ,1nb bie Dummen,
,lonf f6nnten iie Gua ni9t iol6en winb
pormaden. Gie ideinen ben Denfaettel,
|tpelden sHbr linen Dor fanf Sobren bur@
bie Wablurne aabet, peraei1e,, III baben.
.6enrD 6. @ait i4eint oans beIonbers
tberqef1en III bdtll1dH, 's SUI ssbr dIs s n II
.fenb { Mdnner i'm Guer gertrauei1
''ni@t 1denfen f6nnt. gs 9iebt bafar Qar
piele unb perldiebene @riinbe. gBir
r1eunen bier nur ben einen: Die1er ndm-
,,lihe Senrp 6. Moit, Der gueb iebt Giien>
babnen peripridt, periprad d
aud, ,pieberbolt ben pieleu Tur,
M ii am gautzMiper, ,pelde e. burd,
ieine,, M1iiblenbamrn id5tper 1hdbiqte.
: = a.. T. ~, - s.
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|te1t Dpnamit n Sc auft oeipre,,lt
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aoa audi einioe ouitoseube gebdube q
Mitleibenf9aft. Als ein Bnnber IL 6
l5a betra9ten, bdS ttin Necn 6enba*
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lastde ii ein 8ldnnsenn.eer e;.aebhnt
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-09-19
A RfU Rmcceaa

My wife was in bed two years with a COM
plcation of disorders her physician could not
cure, when l was led to try Parker's Ginger
Tonic. 1t was big success. Three bottles
cured her, al a cost of dollar and fifty cents,
and she is now as strong as any woman.-R. d.,
Buffalo.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-09-19

No man or woman can do satisfactory work
when the brain ID dull, the nerves unsteady, the
system relaxed and they feel generally wreiched.
Why should anybody drag through their work
in this condition. when bottle Of Parker's Gin
ger Tonic viii at moderate cost give them the
strength and will perform their duties satisfac.
toEily.-M
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SEED! SEED!I SEEDIll
For Fall Planting

II HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM THE RELI-
Il able old Scotch Seed-house OF Messrs Thorn
burn Il Co supply Of Garden Seed, suited 10 Pal
planting, comprising
LARGE DRUMHEAD CABBAGE,
LARGE FLAT DUTCH CABBAGE.
YELLOW RUTA BAGA TURSIP,
RED TOP STRAP-LEAF TURNIP,
FLAT DUTCH STRAP-LEAF TCRNIP,
EGYPTIAN TURNIP BEET,
EXTRA BLOOD TURNIP BEET, &C, &c
August -, 'S2-tf N. LIVELY.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To ALL PER
IN sons having claims against the estate Ct Algeron
s. Cole, late of Leon county, and State OF Florida
deceased, whether as creditors legatees. persons
entitled to distribution, TO present their claims
the undersigned. ADMINISTRATIVE. al Iamonia Post
office, properly authenticated, within the time PRE-
scribed by law, they viii be barred and all per-
sons indebted to said estate viii make payment
Immediately FANNIE A COLE
September II, 1SS2-Sw Administrators
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Dr4N III r0tgll Al4ctzN@ ANLanar $50 -
Jacksonville this rraiu
Passengers lruu SaE41Ea4 or H-uns9sk -.
THIS tram. arriving - brunzalS1k - - -
Passengers leave BruzsHirk - - IS
az Savannah az . ~ n nj
Passengers lezElu- A1eon - - n 49,
cOnuect ~ Jesup WiLh ltis tran fIzr -.
Passengers from Elorl14 g r1ls lr-sn r.sr.~-r.s
daily.
THIS tran stops ouly ~ @ssl7. 49, 50
ton. Callahan and Jacksa-urIIl.-
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Discharge Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER THE DATE HEREOF.
~ the undersigned, executor of the last v in and
testament of Martha +. Switzer, deceased, LATE 81
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 such
executor. JNO. BRADFORD.
April 4, lSS2-6m Executor
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Legal Advertisements.
Masters Sale

FINDER AND By VIRTUE OF A DECREE
u In ChAncery, rendered In the Circuit Court OF
the Second Judicial Circuit of Florida In and for
Leon county, on the first day Of july A. D. ls7S,
In 3 certain cause wherein Benjamin {. Lewis and
Alexander b. Hawkins. Trustees for the bond
holders of the Freeland bonds issued BY the Pensa-
cola & Georgia Railroad Company, and John Nc
Dougall and the said Benjamin c. Lewis, in their
own right, are plaintiffs, and The Jacksonville, Pen
sacola 4 Mobile Railroad Company, John C. &c
Gehee, Trustee for the holders of the Freeand bonds
Issued by said Pensacola 4 Georgia Railroad Com
pany, Richard A. Whitfield and William VI. Miller,
administrator of John Miller, deceased and others
defendants win sell al public Outcry before the
courthouse door in the city of Monticello county
of Jefferson, State of Florida. Monday the fourth
day of September, A. ID. lSS2 at the usual hours Of
sale, for cash. TO the highest bidder the following
described property, to-wit: The Branch Railroad
from Station Three Tor Driftonl in said Jeffc son
county, on the. Jacksonville. Pensacola & Mobile
Railroad, 10 Monticello Florida including its read
bed, iron rail- and the depot at Monticello Florida
Purchasers to pay for titles
K A. SHINE.
August /, lSS2-5w Referee and Master.
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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 800
acres of fine farming lands, about half of which are
cleared, and can be divided into lots to suit pur.
chasers. The Plantation, Home Place, Is located
five miles southeast from Campbellton, and directly
the road leading thence to Mariana, 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 State of Florida, and the
completion of the new railroad through 1t has
given it a fresh impetus-made 1t more desirable.
For terms of sale or information of the property,
apply to Mr.. K. e. King, near the place. or TO the
gentleman now in possession of the premises. |
not sold by the first Monday in December these
lands will be offered to the highest bidder at the
Courthouse in Marianne on that day.
w. ID. BARNES,
X. f. KING,
Executors.
~ Troy (Ala.) Messenger and Eufaula Times in
sert till day of sale and send bill to W. d. Barnes
Tallahassee. [Sept. IL, 1SS2-td