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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-11-24

WANTED-A Salesman for the WHITE SEWING
apply to ALEXANDER HART, Agent
novl7 5t StauntOn, Va.
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Heavy papers for putting under carpets and used
in place of plasteriug, for sale at
noy24 Its L. NJ JAMISON'S.
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City ~ Offices.

Tom Crowder keeps pure old Myerly Whiskey
Try Cream Punch made with old Myerly Whskey
at ION CRoWDERs.
nov 17-4t
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Buy your window shades from b M JamSoh
whei e they are cut t. suit your window. at low
urces nova IT.
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WHY WELGoA E,-What makes Floreston Coioghf
welcome on every ladys toilet table Is It's lastna
fragrance and rich, f1owtry Odor.
NOY. 3-lm.
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All the old Augusta Count, Whiskeys, at
nov l7-4t Tom CRoWDER s
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Ag-Make your old things look like new by using
the Diamond Dyes, and you will be happy. Any Of
the fashionable colors for 70 cents.
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*+*"Men are but sorry witnesses in their own
cause.' The praise Of KidneyWort comes from
the mouths Of those who have been made strong
and healthy by it. Listen: ut is curing every
body writes a druggist. kidney Wort is the
most popular medicine we sell.'' 1t should be by
right. for no other medicine has such specific &C,
ton on the liver, bowels and kidneys.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF STEAM ENGINE AMI
/ SAW MILL
NOTICE To TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE To TAXPAYERS.
Having been appointed Treasurrr of Augusta
county to supply The vacancy occaSlOned by the
death of the late Capt Sam Paul. notice is hereby
given that taxes for 1882 will be ready for collection
after October 24th.
l will meet Tax payers at the following places,
prepared to receive GAPITATION. PROPERTY,
LAND and all UNPAID LICENSE TAXES, I
will also receive all officers fees collecable by law.
All taxes due from Beverley Manor District will
be received in my Office on Court House Alley, in
Of Circuit CLERKS Office from and after Octe-
Der 9th.
Middle Rirer Distric..-AtMt. Sidney on Octo-
Der 24h and rs Ii; New Hope, 9th
RiuerheddS DiStrict-At MiddebrOok on October
9th Newport, October 3lst; Greenville, Novem-
Der lst.
South Riuer District-At Sherando on November
End WaynesborO', November 3rd Fishersville, No
vember 4th
North Riuer District-At Mt. Scion, November
oh; Parnassus November 10th; Spring Hill Novem-
Der 18th
Pastures District-At Churchville, November
18th; Deerfeld, November 18th: Craigsville No
vember 18th.
All persons falling to pay before December lst
will be charged FIVE PER CENT additional
All axes received at nay office in Court House
Allen from and after Octnber 9th, excepting will
be absent with the Tickets of the different Districts
at the times above advertised.
JOHN E. HAMILTON
County Treasurer.
StauntOn, Va Oct q, 1882. oct20 tdecl
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Myerly Whiskey, old and pure, at
nov l7-it Tom
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THE l. M. g. A. MEETINGs.--The
The meetings OF the Y. NC. A. con-
tinued last week with fine attendance and
much general interest. On Thursd y
night the services were conducted at the
rooms by Mr., Heber Ker, on Frid ~ night
by Mr.. G. M. Murray, on Saturday night
by Prof. John Murray and on Sunday, by
Maj. Jed Hotchkiss.
Rev. DIR. Strick Ter preached three admi-
rable sermons at the Baptist church, Nom
day, Tuesday AID Wednesday nights in
connection With tie ne meetings. Ii is
audiences We're large and attentive, and a
general regret was f. 1t that ne was com
PEELED from indispositlna to close the meet
1ngs on wednesday night.
After the sermon u at nj. ht. Capt. IL.
M, McIlhany made an 'arne-t and feeling
address in behalf of the General aSsOcja-
ton work, and espe ci4ily in behalf Of the
work among the railroad men of this city
in which he is greatly interested. A CO.
lection amounting to over $50 was raised
for the international Committee, and a
quantity of reading IN utter secured for
the railroad men s re dig rpom at the de-
pot. which it is hoped friends will contin-
ne to supply with daily contributions.
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KNIGHTS OF HONoR-Alleghany Lodge
at Clifton Forge, TeorganiZed last Satur
day night and elected the following Off
GERS: T. 2. Bowles, Dictator; d. W.
Huddleston, Vice Dictator; B. f. Grove,
Assistant Dictator; J. G. Woodw ward, Re-
porter r. S. Wiley, Financial Reporter !.
II. H. Davis, Chaplain; M. H. Ham,
Guide; 5. NJ. Butler, Treasurer Jno. M
Craft, Guar dian.
This lodge seems TO have taken a new
impetus forward having a prospect of sew
erdl additions to their membership. They
also propose to have fair of several days
during the Christmas, which, with the in
terest taken ii it by the ladies and mem
bers, promises to meet with the success that
always attends whatever the ladies of
Clifton Forge take in hand.
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~
MARRIAGE BELLS. "Wednesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, at the family residence,
Hillside" near Middlebrook, DR.. SHAH
non T. Peck, of Hinton, w. Va, &. & 0.
Company's Surgeonstbere, was married to
M ISIS Alice E Clemmer. daughter Of the
late David Clenmer, Esq. Rev. L. L.
Smith, of the Lutheran church performed
the ceremony, after which a large compa-
ny of friends and invited guests partook
of a choice and abundant breakfast. The
attendants were J. f. Clemmer and Miss
Molle Foster. J. E. Gale and Miss Annie
Clemmer, AIonzo Peck and Miss Nettie
Ide.
Amongst the any handsome and costly
bridal presents the following may be men
toned: Silver card rec liver, Mrs. Jennie
Clemmer; silver pickle stand, j. M. Yates;
silver castor. Miss a. Clemmer silver
moIasses pitcher; D. 3. Hamaker and
wife; silver double pickle stand. Miss Net
tie Ide; silver butter knife, Blanche Bran
deburg gold napkin ring, Mrs. Neale
Thompson; silver sugar shell. Miss Anna
Yates; silver cake basket, John e. Gale
silver butter dish. j. Frank Clemmer ; sill
yer pickle stand, Mrs. J. W. Brandeburg
silver set Of nut crackers, Miss BERTHE Pal
mer; mainlica TT cher, Mrs. Jno. M. Hardy:
perfumery box, +. G. Eakle; large photos
of Rev. and Mrs. l.. L. Smith /; handsome
satin pin cushion. Miss Mollie Foster; card
receiver and boquet stand, Bohemian
glass, Hardy Brothers; set of linen nap
kiDs, Miss Maggie Thornburg mats and
tidy, Mss Mollie Knzr; collaiet, Miss
Maggie L. Stuard; garnet pin. Wm H.
YVelltr. After breakfast the bridal party
came to Stanton and took tie night train
fer an extended northern tour.
Wednesday afternoon The Lutheran
church was crowded with fri ends of anoth-
er bridal party, Mr.. Charles W. Alexan
der, one of the MOST popular and ent er-
prisiDg young gentlemen of WaynesborO.
and Miss LiZzie lesser, the lovely eldest
daughter CT Mr.. John lesser, of this city
They were married by Rev. Frank Nc
Cutctan, the groom's pastor, and the hap
py pair soon after drove to Waynesboro,
their future home, where many friends
awaited them with many heacly welcomes
and congratulations.
The bridal presents were numerous and
hand dome, among which was valuable
silver castor from the Presby terrain church
choir of which Mr.. Alexander is mem
Der.
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DEATH OF PROMINEN CITIZEN
Elsewhere in this paper will be seen the
action taken by the Directory Of the Val
ley Mutual Life Association Oil the death
of their General Agent. Mr. VIM. Forbes,
who died last Tues lay night at his resi-
denee in this city. Had Mr.. Forbes lived
a few hours long + he would have been SO
years old. His devoted family had hoped
that he would be- 50 far recovered as to sit
up on his birth day. but An inscruta BILE
Providence ordered otherwise, ald his
birth day found his mortal body the vic
fourteen long weeks is vigorous consti-
tuition. backed by an indomitable will
had battled for the mastery.
The position OF the deceased had made
him well known in almost every city.
t,wn and county in the State, and every
where he had friends wh> will regret his
loss, and sympathiZe with his afflicted
family.
loving wife, affectiunate daughters
and doting son, who scarcely left his bed
that could be done under the direction of
skillfHl physicians for his recovery, but in
vain. That his services in behalf of the
Association with whose mo lest beginnings
and subsequent remark able dn acknowl-
edged success, Mr.. Forbes was SO intimate
ly connected, wera appre lat-d hy the
management, may be s. en- by reference to
the resolutions adopted by the Board on
yesterday.
The deceased will be buried this morn
ing at $50 from st. Francis church, the
following gentlemen acting as pail bearers.
stead, VIM. Wholey, Z. w. Hunter and
4 T Stack
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APPLES! APPLEs!!-A lot OF Roman beautles-
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pleasant tasted, and bake wel-for sale at
novI7 1t BAKER BROS.
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Local
FIVE WIVES.

A STANTON MAN THAT SPOKE SEVEN
LANGUAGES, LECTURER. LAWYER
AND TEMPERANCE MAN.
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*Dr S. B. Britain says: GAS rule physicians do
not, by their professional methods build up the f.
male constitution, while they seldom cure the dis
eases to which it is always liable in our variable
climate and under our imperfect civilization. Spec
ial remedies often required to restore organic
harmony and strengthen the enfeebled powers of
womanhoad and for most of these we are indebted
to persons outside OF the medical profession Among
the very best of these remedies 1 assign proml-
nent place to Mrs. Lydia E Pnkham's Vegetable
Compound
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ES,
Here's the house, repeated the driver
as we quoted the dogs-its strange how
dogs will lind time to bark at a stranger and
worry his legs, no matter how cold the
highland got to the quiet, white looking
FARM house. One does not go on such er-
rands as this with entire confidence. Tie
chances are that lady who has discovered
that she has married a fifth husband may
in her just Indignation receive person
whom she supposes to be a sixth with a
shot gun. But in this case my fears we're
groundless, on the contrary the fifth wife
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-09-26

The new comet Is plainly visible in the east at
five O'Clock A. NJ. Parties in this city, who saw
il Saturday morning. state that il Is very large
and brilliant The Washington Post SAYS this j.
the second comet that has shown sodium spec
trum. The first was that discovered this wear
by Mills. at the Dudley observatory, and OBJ
served at that institution in full daylight the
reported displacement of the two sodium lines to-
ward the red end of the spectrum is of the high
est interest since il indicates that the comet j.
now moving toward the earth with planetary We
locity. Such an observation has never before
been made in the case of any comet II is NOV
ing westward from the sun at the rate of five or
SIX degrees daily. 1t is almost certain that the
comet has now passed its perihelipn or point
where it is nearest the sun. On the whole this
may be regarded as of the most extraortli-
nary comets of modern times. The only one
which resembles it in special features of interest
is the great comet of 1843, which, like this one,
was visible TO the naked eye in full sunlight,
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Important 10 Planters.

A correspondent of the Savannah Nees says ::
. beg TO call attention, through the columns OF
your paper, TO very dangerous practice among
cotton ginners that has recently come to my
knowledge. | learn that when cotton is fed 10
a gin in damp state il clogs the saws, so that
the gin cannot be rapidly, but that ii oil is
poured on the saws the cotton does not adhere TO
them-and II is common practice among GIN
ners to oil the saws whenever they have damp
cotton to gin. Oiled cotton will take fire spon-
taneousy al temperature of about ITO degrees
a temperature often reached in the sunshine IN
close cars or warehouses, and in the holds of
ships; and the practice of oiling the saws of cot
ton gins endangers lives and property TO an ex-
tent that cannot be estimated. Many fires al
sea that have not been accounted for may have
originated from this cause
would be glad if all the papers in the
country would call the attention of farmers to the
danger Of this practice, of which, no doubt, most
of them are unaware"
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Up 10 date there have been some 300 cases
Of yellow ever al Pensac. la and about forty
deaths The lever continues to rage, and latest
advIces report Ihriy-six new cases and five
deaths in tweuiy-tour hours While the cpl
demic remains ii this alarming stage the unfor-
tunaie people Of our sister city will need much
All from The generous public who are so liber-
ally contributing Ia iheir relief During the
past weeh $3.50 % was collected by private sub
scriplions IN Tallahassee, and that amount for
varied by the banking house OF b. c. Lewis &
Sons to he Authorities at Pensacola
Leon Lodge No 5 l. O. o. f.. OF this city, at
their regular meeting la, Tuesday night, do
mated go Tor the relief OF their suffering brell-
rem IN The iever-stIicken city and the money was
at once sent 10 Mr. J. 4 Iooton, District Dep
MY, residing al Pensacola
Mr. W. NJ. Mcintosh. ST., has forwarded $l3
contributed 10y the members of Jackson Lodge
No l, \. r. x NJ, of Tallahassee, for the relief
OF the destitute and suffering Masons at Pensa-
cola
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-SHlLOHS COUGH and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on guarantee. Sold by NJ.
Lively ieow
FOR LAME BACK, Side or Chest use Shi-
loli's Porous Plaster Price 25 cents. Sold by
VI Lively. [eow
GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and Bron-
chiis Immediately relieved by Shilohs Cure.
Sold by NJ. Lively cow
THAT HACKING COUGH can be so"
quickly cured by Shilohs Cure. We guaran-
lee it, Sold by NJ. Lively. [eow
-SHILOHS |VITALIZER is what you need
for Constipation. Loss of Appetite, Dizziness and
all symptoms OF Dyspepsia. Price 10 and IS
cents per bottle Sold by NJ. Lively. Ieow
-SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy
for you. Sold by NJ. Lively. (eOw
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Viazer is guaran-
teeG TO cure you. Sold by NJ. Lively. leow
-CATARRH CURED. health and sweet
breath secured by Shilol's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 80 cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold by
NJ Lively. feow
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HOW SHALL WE PRESERVE HER HEALTH AND

HOW SHALL WE PRESERVE HER HEALTH AND
BEAUTY.
One who has long investigated this subject
gives the result, and Is happy 10 say il is found
in Womans Best Friend" II is adapted es-
pecially TO that great central all controlling or
gan. The womb, correcting us disorders anil
curing any irregularity OF the "menscs" ~
" courses" DR.. j. Bradfelds Female Rcgula-
tor acts like charm in whites, and in sudden
or gradual checking, or in entire stoppage o,
3" monthly courses, from cold, mental trouhlcf
or like causes, by restoring the natural discharge
in every instance. In chronic cases, So often
resulting in liberation, falling of The womb its
action is prompt and decisive, saving the con
slitutiOn from numbrress evils and premature
decay.
Prepared by Dr. J. Bradfield. Atlanta. Ca
Price: Trial size, - cents; large size $1.50-
For sale BY all druggists =
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Fine Tobacco.

Mr. "corge 4 Groom last Saturday brought
TO the FL"KinIAN Office fine sample of Cuba
tobacco. i Vas raised By NJ Hugh Black liv-
ing in the southwest corner of Leon county.
Last Sprin4 he put out quarter of an acre OF
thi> tobacco by Way 81 experiment, which pro
duced thFee hundred pounds and which he sold
TO Mr. VIII, the cigar manufacturer, before the
seed came up, at tweniy-fiv cents per pound,
realizing so thcrcfrom or al The rate of 5000
per acre
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Civil Appointments.

The following civil appointments have been
made and duly commissioned the past week
\ W DcCosta, 10 be Notary Public in and
and for the State at large
Chas NJ. Knott, 10 be Notary Public in and
TOT The Stale AT large.
Charles VI. Knott, to beJuslice Of the Peace in
ami for the County Of Sumter
:. {. Sadlcr, To be Justice Of the Peace in and
for the County OF Alachua
Thomas c Taliaicrro to be Inspector of Tim
Der AMI Lumber in AMI for the County of Duval.
j II Stokes 20 be Justice OF lie Peace in and
for The County 81 -ilachua
Charles F. Adams, TO be Notary Public in and
tor The State al large
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Mr. c. A Bryan, Jr., of The FLoRrDIAN Bind
cry. last Saturday delivered lot of the State
Immigration Pamphlets, and already they are
going by mail to various parts of the country.
The Bureau will be able TO meet all demands for
the Pamphlet in few days, as large numbers OF
them will be delivered during the present week.
The postage on the Pamphlet is five cents per
copy and persons desiring them are requested 10
remit the necessary amount of stamps
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A New Era.

The true secret OF happiness is perfect health,
which enables the individual to enjoy life, and
attain competency and conientment The mar
tyr 10 dyspepsia, in continual misery, is without
hope in the pursuit of business or pleasure, and
realizes that existence yields only failure. But
new era has come, and good health is assured,
with positive relief from the ills of indigestion
and torpid liver, by the use OF Dr. Ackers Dys-
pepsa Tablets They are very nice, try them.
Only Is and so cents. in handsome boxes. For
sale by w. A. Rawls. eow
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Wants 40 Let Them Know

Tuat he has the largest Stock OF goods in his line
in this section llal he has bought them by per
sonal inspection hat he bough, them low for
cash and discounted the bills; that he is ready
willing and anxious Ia sell them on the same
terms 60 and see " \ Rawl, %
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That in all throat, chest and lung troubles
colds whooping cough, asthma, consumption,
eic.-even a single dose of DR.. Ackers English
Remedy will relieve the worst symptoms of dis.
tress; II is pleasant TO take may be given TO the
youngest child, and guarantees cure in every
case. Trial bottles only 10 cents. Regular size
80 cents and 81 For sale by w. A. Rawls.
TaoU
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AUGUSTA. Ga. Feb. "a. 1879
Mr. " III. Bal

Mr. w. H. BARRETT, Augusta, Ga
Dear Sir-lt gives me great pleasure 10 testify
"a TO the merits of your justly celebrated GIL
DERS PILLS. They have done more Tor me
Than any other medicine have ever taken
have tried. without success, the medicinal vir-
tues of several noted Springs, but they failed To
relieve and cure me as GILDERS PILLS have
done ] unhesitaiingly pronounce them the
best VEGETABLE LIVER PILL ever made
Very respectfully, W. ID. RAMSEY
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New Advertisements.
SCHOOL NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
OF LEON COUNTY,
TALLAHASSEE September 26, 1852.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Primary White School, under the principal
ship of Mr.. w. W. WOODWARD will be opened on
MONDAY, the second of October. The school will
be taught in the Female Academy building, occu-
pied the past session by Mrs Doneson and Miss
Shine
The Lincoln Academy will also be opened on the
same day, under the principalship OF Rev j. X.
Ballard. II. y. FELKEL,
2}-1w Supt. Schools Leon County.
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Every house-keeper in this vicinity is cor
daily invited 10 call and see how nicely Coles &
Beard have fitted up their handsome store Al The
stand formerly occupied by Papy Il Wardcn
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HAMAN-COWGILL.- Tuesday, September 10Th
at 35lo Spring Garden street, Philadelphia by the Rev
W. V. Louderbough, b HOWARD HAMAS. Esq, Of Bat
more, Md. TO Miss HARRIET LOUISE COwGIIL. daughter
Of DR. Clayton A. Cowgirl of Florida
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1'- @'4t'N
~ SUN ~ - "''''''
-s,o i RIO tafc. u pounds iur 81, al I ii.
l"
Reserve yonr oriers i'r flour until Coles \
B.ar.> lf' barrels atIive- -
NJ En ~ehV7Il % Savannah. viii PAY
r..t.- ISL moss advertisement
C..-A Bs..fu.Ii >,il fIatf- - ct,,.,r, ~ +,
s.. s, 1-Ht u J .rk~pnvIlie ~ Savannah
-
- + ts- * bet ANS buy yoUr wheat
t-4a t.,., = ,rri Erar COWS IN 'his winter
-
i''H ''4'.' q. ""e>l prices
50. ~. y" I.i" :" II. hAd''PH
-
''' ''e li"' cheapest anu
l-' ,0a >",N 's1i"'cFlr> =" he found I'D
-
'a.' ~ subscribe i'r ne r 10
tIitN ~ fthl il-'. 0eha ih your names
."'r barrels very bet l.i-
astA "-- a.ar- 20 j"e @'I here i'l
E,sr p
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Many lose their beauty from the hair falling
OF fading. ParkeIs Hair Balsam supplies nee
essary nourishment, prevents falling and gray
ness and is an elegant dressing.
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G.rcat Convenience for I.adies.

Coles X Beard have fitted up their handsome
store nicely thar The lad.cs can buy their gro
ceres n they do iLcir dry goods %
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I& Feeling confident that the people of the county
appreciate the in which worthy Tax Assessor
Mr. GEO. A. GROOM, has performed his duties for the
past years, and believing that coudnO be bene
flied by change, respectfully ask the Democratic
of Leon county to give him their support in the
coming election. TAXPAYERS.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Tax Assessor.

~ We hereby announce Mr.. r. A. SHINE a a can
didate for Tax Assessor for Leon county and wonld
recommend him to the confidence and support of her
citizens Mr. Shine ably filed the positi for four years
and gave entire satisfaction his meeting
with the full appreciation OF the Board of Equalization
MANY VOTER
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That are not sold ON commission, but are
bought and paid for, al Raws 90
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Twenty-iour dozen English Tooth brushes, di-
reel importation, ,cdrranted good, at Rawls. [23
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An Explanation.

The delicate, flowery and lasting fragrance o
FlorcstOn Cologne explain why il is such IA
vorite with the ladies
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q. a 7,a.-erurf ~ TtIgAtS,ee. FL,r5,ia.
ff~ N~ prsf sreek
..,...-,s..Us- t.s,n bog. " A Ka~Is Druggist aud
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- Krralar meetings - AUCULA ENCAMP.
- " I art t,d The fri and third Tswefqs r.
- - s -.s.rfh 81 their Ludce Room Al : o'clock
,s..r.s -rt- IL sr,d standing invited atiena
JOHN McDOUGALL &. r
a. 4 " INr.-sf >R. ~rvah-.
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4. d. %. a..

R.-Hfaf meetings oi LEoN Lopez No ;
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