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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
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for Nervous Debility
exhausted vitality, Berai
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MANHOOD impo,cn.
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the terrible effects Of
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Loss Of Men CRY, La, .
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Noises In the Head. the vital fluid passing unob.
served In the urine and many other diseased
that lead to insanity and death.
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INsTITUaI
will agree W forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for
case Of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
(under their special advice and treatncnt win
not cure. or for anything impure or Injurious
found I'm II. THE ENGLISH MEDICAL IN.
sTITUTE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. Consultation Free. Thor
sis Of urine, % 90 Price Of vial Rest sstivs,
" " bottle or four timesths' luaputy, Ga, on
seat TO any address on receipt OF price OF T. o. D.,
mo q. o. ID. sent without 81 enclosed ~ guar.
apee), secure from observation, aud 10 private
INSTITUTE, us olive street. st. Louis, Missouri
Wholesale Agents, W. H. HOWELL a BRo
Dallas Texas
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Elmo clde-whoei Passenger Steamers
KEoKUK, BURLINGTON, ROCK fsf AND
DAVENPORT, CLINTON. DUBUQUE,
LACROSSE, ST, PAUL and MINNEAPOI.IB,
~ Paul Packets leave ~ Louis every Monday, We'd.
nesdny and Friday. att pm. Quincy X keokuk Pack
efsleavo ~. Louis daily, Sunday excepted, at pm
:, Excursion Tickets at low rates to ST. Paul Lake
Minnotonka and all Northern summer Resorts. brect
anu cheapest route TO DukotA Montana aud Manitoba
For Illustrated Guide Book, time tables, pnssengur
and freight rates and other Information, nd,iross
,, ST. LOUIS & 81. PAUL. PACKET Co
Nhnffbuut foot of Olive HI. InIfIS Nh
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Headache yet Car,cr's Little liver Pil'sarc equally
valuable In Constipation, curing aud preventing
this annoying complaint, while they also correct
nil disorders OF tho stomach, stimulate the liver
and regulate tho bowels. Even II They only cured
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ampa Steamship Company, was fined

Tampa Steamship Company, was fined
$4,000 twenty-three hundred dollars, and
her captain was suspended thirty days by
the steamboat Inspectors, for carrying
more passengers than she was allowed by
law.
-Palatka Herold: Most of the visitors
from here to the Southern Exposition will
leave for Louisville about the first of Sep
TENDER The Masons, Knights of Honor
and Improved Order of Red Men, have
lodges in Palatka. The latter have built
large and handsome hall in which to
hold their meetings. 1t is a notable
fact that the houses being built in Pa
latka are constructed with an eye to ar
chtectural beauty. Each tries to excel
in work of design, the result of which
will be city of unusual attractions in
few years, as she already possesses all the
natural advantages that could be desired.
:. keuka-:his new town, on the Flor
ida Southern Railway, is creating consid-
cradle interest nowadays. 1t is located
at the head OF the delightful Lake keuka
where the banks are high and rolling.
Our old friend Captain Reid has built
handsome two-st"ry store and filled it
With goods. Over 100 lots have already
been sold and number of buildings will
20 up next month. kcuka is the com
ing town. Ed. Rumley, of this city, is
President of the Company.
bronson Enterprise Mr. j. NJ Barco
brought to our office As curiosity spcci-
men, what is it? He calls it Mule
killer" Ii is an insect about two and
half to three inches long, with a tail Of
iinlr or bristIe appearance about the same
length, which is used as a sting it has
Two heavy arms on each side OF the head
with which it seizcs its prey or enemies
and holds with strong grip till it forces
the singer n 1t is said to be much
more poisonous than the scorpion-death
resulting sometimes from the sting. The
insect is quite common here in old logs,
but must have been rare in Noah Web
steers time as we cannot find it in his Tn
abridged therefore it goes by the homely
name Of mue-kiler. On Monday morn
lng Mr. --- Edwards, father of Mrs. NJ.
f. Zewad>ki and Judge VIM. Edwards of
Micanopy, made us call. The old gen
tlcman informs us he is in his goth year,
aud is quite strong and spry for such an
old man. He came from the south of
England III his youth to New York not
liking the cold winters there, he came
South, and has lived in Florida sixty
years He left on the morning train for
his home at Micanopy.
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Legal Advertisements.
In the United States Circuit Court, t.ifh ;Jn"i
cial Circuit, Northern District OF Ei"rth

In the United States Circuit Court, Fifth ;Jndi-
cial Circuit Northern District OF Ei"rthi
j. Fred Schultz ct al, Compliments rs Fhei Jat <
sonville, Pensacola and Mobile KaiIF"id 1"'i-.
pany ct a.. Defendants
IN OBEDIENCE TO THE SEVENTH PARA
Il graph of the final decree in the abore e9titl.d
case rendered by the Hon. Joseph t. Bradley 'm-.
cult Justice on the 3lst day of May, A. l.. ISi',
directing the Marshal of the United State, fPr I'll
Northern District of Florida, TO take pofs5sstoh 81
and sell the railroads, property, and :ranSh'srs
thereto belonging, mentioned and described y sS1
decree, unless the purchaser or purchast3a tifIc"'
at IA sale of the same directed to be made hy :. e"
nant and A. b. Hawkins, Special Mastess. ssou",
within one year from the day of sale tktretd, d..
charge and satisfy the liens of the Trustses II the
Internal Improvement Fund of the State " rlrlG..
settled and declared in said decree, a'd tL safe
of said railroads having been made by tbs sail ST.
cial Masters and the same having been anniirm'd
by the said court on the Sth day of July, 4. ~ 49,.
to the purchasers and the purchasers OF salq T1'i
roads having failed to satisfy and discharge tlf' liz"
of the said Trustees fixed and settl1si 81 Dior.
said upon the railroad extending from f~italsAsS' :"
to st. Marks
Nor Therefore, |, JOSEPH II. DURKEE .s,r-Sn i.
the United States for the Northern Distri: o; FL
rda have levied upon and taken POSSESSION ~ u =
railroad extending from Tallahassee To ~ Mark
with all the property and franchises thereto btsou@
ing including all the lands at or near the Dcsot =:
Tallahassee Florida and the buildings ih~ c'tl hs
longing to said railroad and will sell The -as.e
public cutlery, at the Capitol in the CitF ~ TALL
hasscc, in the State of Florida, 10 the highest bi
der on the ninth day of October, A. ID. lNS]
Payments to be made in cash, or in boua7 Whi'l
are declared in said decree To be 4 lien IL IN.
railroad in the manner therein provided
JOSEPH II. DCRkTh.
L. S. Marshal Northern District Of ;i"riya
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, july ,, lNN3 - ID
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SAINT ANDREWS BAY AND FLORIDA
RAILROAD COMPANY.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE No1tCf
Il OF the formation of railrO al company, for the
purpose OF constructing, maintaining, and npelj
ting railroad for public use, in the conveyance 'R
persons and property from the line Of the Ssi" =
Alabama, on the northern part of Jackson county
State of Florida, southwardly hy Completion Is
said county Of jackson, State OF Florida, thence il
a most direct and practicable route to the waters 4
Saint Andrews Bay, in Washington county, III III:
State of Florida with latcra- rs may from time l.;
time become necessary.
The name of said company i, SAINT .indrcw{
Bay and Florida Railroad Company. The lcnGth
of the railroad is to b" about seventy miles. M
route j. through Jackson and Washington counties,
in the State of Florida. The capital stock ct ting
company is Five Hundred Ia m>aud Dollars, jivi:
dcd into shares of ono Hundred Dollars each.
The maine, and places Of residence OF the dircc.
tors who shall manage lis affairs for Tie first lcr
II. Mcknnc, James f. Mcclellan, George H. smith,,
James B. Dickson, Frank phll =, Beverly Iiak'r.
all of Mariana, Florida and Hamilton &. Bryan.
and James s. Baker, both OF Greenwood, Florida :.
and John ii. Mcclellan, of Chipoa, Calhoun c't.n-
ty Florida. JOHN II. MckINNE, ,
JAMES r. MCCLELLAN,
GEORGE X. SHIT
JAMES b. DICKSON, :
FRANK PHILIPS.
BEVERLY BAKER,
HAMILTON g. BRYAN
LANES ). BAKER,
July II, ISIS: -:m JOHN II. MCCLELLAN.
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Sc. 9, 10, Il, II, daily, except SUNDAY.
q JAcKsoNvILLE r.. n.
CONNECTIONS.

AT t.RNANnINA-Steam-h hips San Antonio, West
crn IrNls Carondelct. aud State of Texas From
NV lerh Tuesday, 500 IN, 81 a m Is y III !:
tor New York Thursday, 10. 40 In, 500 p m $50
: m Steamer City of Brdgcton, Sea Island Route
For savannah Tuesday and Friday; from Sayan-
nah " Wednesday and Saturday. Steamer Martha
From ~. Marys River Landings Wednesday and
Friday for ST. Marys River Landings Sunday and
Wednesday,
AT CALLAHAN - To and from Savannah and Char
leston - and ?.45 IN; to and from Savannah and
Charleston 80 and - pm
ut BAibwIN = To and from Tallahassee IS p IN.
AT HAWTHORNE To and from Paatka 10 IS a IN
ana .. 10 pm.
IN WILDWOOD Stage Line to and from Brooks
vile ana Tampa daily except Sunday Stage Line 10
ana from Lcestuig daily except Sunday.
AT CEDAR kEY Florida and Havana Mail Steam
snip Co.'S Steamers = For Key West Monday and
Thursday; for Tampa Monday and Friday.
ID. E. MAXWELL SuIt
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~ Jacksonville with Waycross Line by No
Sc A. NJ, and No . in the =. NJ, for an poin,.
North and East; with the Fernandina and Iarkson
sili" Railroad for Fcrnandina, and with steamrr.
- all points on the ST. Johns river.
Al Baldwin by Nos. 1 and = with Florida TRANSIT
Md P.nnsular Railroad for Gainesville Ocila Fer
San1na, Cedar Key, and all Gulf Ports
A. Live Oak with the Savannah, Florida x Wes,
'I,n Railroad.
Al tallahassee, with 81. Marks Branch. on Tuss
sly. Thursday and Saturdays.
Al thattahoochce river with the Pensacola and
}tlnhlic Railroad for Marianne, Pensacola MobiIs
Ynut-"mcry, New Orleans, ard all points West
':"n Invest aud Northwest, forming the SHORT'
ANI, QUICKEST, AND BEST ROUTE 10 tbe..
i:'inis and with the Central and Peoples line
H"a;- IN Sundays and Thursdays for Al.alarhicoI.
'ad Tuesdays and Saturdays for Columbus and
kufsu;l.
Sake the Floral City Route, the New Shor,
Line Via the Florida Central and
Western Railroad.
t4s THROUGH TICKETS via this line al the
t;omr.ny'r Depot Ticket Office, and at No. Wesr
las street.
W. NJ DAVIDSON
General Manager,
VIM .. AMES
General Passenger Agent
= = McELkof, Jacksonville, Fla
Mister transportation, Tallahassee, Fla
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Notice Of incorporation.

10y AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF TIE LEG
II isliturc of III" state Of Florida, cntiftd ''An
Act To provide Tor the Creation of Corporations
and to l'rcscrih" General Powers AMI Liabilities"
approved August :, l>N, notice il hcrchy given as
required hy said aci, of The formation Of corporate
bGdy, and copies of their Articles of Incrrorlt ion
have been filed with the Secret Try ct state and in
tn office of the Clerk Of the Circuii Court for tar
County If Leon, in the State u FLORIDA.
al The name Of III" computation i, " The Florida
University, and its place OF business in 'lallala~-
sec, Leon County. Florida.
> Said University sial have power 10 confer the
several Degrees in its Literary Scientific Medical
Law, and other Departments
3. The amount OF Capital St"ck shall be Two
Hundred Thousand Dollars pay able in lands, build
mGS, apparatus or cash.
i. Said corporation commenced on he 18th DAY
of March, A. ID. lSS3 and shall continue for Il 1 rm
of nncty-ninC years.
5. The business of said corporation shall be trans
acted 10y board Of seven regents, and portion Of
said board shall be elected annually the first ,ly
of March.
q. Said corporation shall not contract any indcht
c(ncsS over 800.
ID. s. WALKER
W. ID. BARNES,
VIM. p. BYRD,
j. KOST
}. f. BERNARD,
CHARLES BEEClIER,
May 10, 1SS'-m w. ID. BLOXIIAM.
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Jacksonville and Tampa Rail
way Company.


TINIIE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE NOIItE
i of the formation OF railroad company for thr
purpose of constructing, ma aiming and operating
railroad for public use. in the conveyance of Per
and property from the City of Jack nN iiic IN
Duvul county, through Clay, Putnam, Marion, -uir. ::
ter and fernando counties, IL the City of ritnlr !
in llill,borough county.
The OF said company Is "Jt'h~"hNlt ai.' !
Tampa Railway Company.
The length the railroad is to be about two hun !
drcd miles
The capital stock of the company i TAO nlina /.
dollars, divided INTO twenty thousand t ares OF
hundred dollars each.
The and places Of residence ol The diroc ;
tors hn shall manage IL Affairs !"r the first ltai
and until otter, chosen in their places H.
H. Mason, G.. F. IIcaS ani l.. y. Willie, all OF +;
ka, Florida. K Ii. MNSrN
g. f. liEALY,
June ), lS>;-;ln l.. ~ WIIKIF
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Application for Order to Sell
Real Estate.

IN MONDAY, THE THIRD DAY % 4tr
~ TENDER, A. y. lss', rs guardian OF e." .:!itc
OF Maggie a. Pcarcc, minor will appft to- th"
Hon. Vim. r. Byrd, Judge of Tie County 'nIst ii
Leon county, Florida, for leave to sell Al fthit, -
private sale, the following described iuts ri l;thd
lying and situate in the said county OF Icon, aut
known county lots Nos. Is, II, II, - III; and
much of lots Nos. :. and a lies south ~ u inr
commencing from stake 5.3:; chains IIuftl ifpIn
the southeast quarter of said lot = ana tunSil
west across lots 4 ana 1898 chains in t,,t hail
of section 81 township north. range Wi. Sal"
to be made for maintenance of laid minor.
e. {. PE Akt:F.
Guardian Estate of Maggie y. Pclrcc."a n'.p pot.
July 81. lNN3--lm
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF
THE FREEDMAN'S SAVINGS ANIj
TRUST COMPANY.
WASHINGTON. DC July Is. Is

v
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE DE-
~ postors and other creditors of the Frcedman's
Savings and Trust Company that final dividend of
per cent. was declared in their favor on the
18th of May last, (making G2 per cent in all, and
is being paid at the office of the Commissioner
of said company in this city.
All depositors who have not yet forwarded their
books for this dividend are requested to do SO at
once. Books should be accompanied by the address
of their owners and forwarded to the commissions
CIR of the Freedmans Savings and Trust Company,
Washington, ID. c."
The amount estimated to be required to pay this
dividend is $lS2 1897 ~ of which sum about $l45 600
has already been paid. JNO JAY KNOX,
14-3w Commissioner
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Discharge Notice.

S,IX MONTHS AFTER TIE FIRST PUBLIC il
- ton of this notice, will present my v"uch'3
and final return administrator of the estate OF
John Iianmett, late of Leon county and Stltc xI
Florida, deceased, To the Hon VIM. T. Byrd Guui.iv
Judge of said county and ask 10 be diectar@sd
from the further administrat on of said cslat,
RADFORD IIANNETT,
Administrator Est. John liammett, deceased
Feb. 21 lSN}4n
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DISCHARGE Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER DATE, THE \ntt
- signed executor will present IA. final n,.ut>
and vouchers of the estate of Mary j. Nin-,,D, l5 81
Leon county, State of Florida, lccta ed inths Iiou
orablc County Judge Of said county, and am "a hr
discharge as executor of said estate.
JAMES VI. NINStN
Executor Estate MaryJ Nims"n, dec !.
June ~, 1SS}-tn
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Discharge Notice.

y the Undersigned administrator "t the 'Staii ~
Edward s Carminc deceased, late OF Leon c,nJiy \,
State of Florida, will present hi, final accounts I"
the Hon. W. F. Byrd, County Judge of said r"nlity,
and ask for a discharge.
\. MOSELEY,
Sheriff and cX-onicio Administering.
February u, 1SSy-6m
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Discharge Notice.

StIX MONTHS AFTER THE DATE IlkHEuF,
- the undersigned, administrator of the rs'..,e ot
Catherine p Bowen, deceased, late Of Leon ~orltty,
State of Florida, will present his final accoGat; :"
the Hon. W. p. Byrd County Judge of said coui;ty,
and ask for a discharge
A. MOSELEi
Sheriff and cX-oilcio Administrator:
February ~, lN>.i-Grn
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE,
ON HUMAN FLESH.
VEvAY, IND, August II, lss

VEvAY, IND, August IL, 1881
DIR. b. j. KENDALL t. Co.-(ients Sample of circulars
received to-day. Please send with my imprint,
printed on one side only The Kendas SPAWN Cure is
In excellent demand with u.s. and only for animals
but for human ailments also. Mr.. Jos Vors of the
leading farmers in county, sprained ankle badly
and knowing the value of the remedy for horses tried 1t
himself and II did far better than he had expected
cured the spran in very short order.
Yours respectfully C. o. THIEBAND.
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE.

WILTON, MINI. January H. 1884,
B. }. KENDALL ~ Co.-Gents Having got horse book
Of you by mail the contents OF which persua
ded NE try kendalls SPAWN Cure on the hind leg of
of horses which badly swollen and could not
be reduced by any other remedy got two bottles Of Ken
dus SPAWN Cure OF Preston Ludduth, Druggists of
Waseca which completely cured my horse. About five
years had threcyear old colt sweenicd very badly
used your remedy given in your book without rowel-
ing and must say to your credit that the colt entirely
cured which is surprise not only myself but also
my neghbors You sent me- the book for the trfng sum
OF rs cents, and If could not get another like it would
not take $25 for it. Yours truly,
GEO. MATHEWS.
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JACKSONVILLE EXPRESS Dailv !

i Pallmln Buffet and Drawing-room Sleeping Cars
IN this train for Savannah, Charleston and Wash
fnStou without change. Also Pullman Palace Sleep
ing Cars to Atlanta and Cincinnati via Jesup, with
aut change.
Passengers permitted to remain in the Savan-
.sah Slecpers until o'clock A. NJ
:, A new Restaurant has been opened at Wayeross,
and abundant time will be allowed for meals by all
passenger trains.
Connecting at Savannah with steamers for New
York, Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore.
: Connecting at Charleston with steamers for New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
Through Tickets sold to all points by rail and
steamship connections, and baggage checked thro:
Also Sleeping Car bcrths and sections secured al
Sampanys Office in Astor's Building, "a Bay street,
anA at Depot Ticket Office.
JAS. L. TAYLOR, Gen'l Pass. Agent.
A.. NJ. IVES, Agent.
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WAYCROSS SHORT LINE!
G944N -; Es5
SAVANNAH, FLORIDA & WESTERN R. R.
''n "ni after Sunday, May Is, 1883, Passenger
Trains viii leave and arrive rs follows:
FAST MALI DdiluO

Connecting ut Savannah with through Pullman
place Buffet aud Drawing room Sleeping Cars Sa
9annah to New York without change.
CONNECTING, II ChattahOochee with Pensacola and
Atlantic Railroad daily for Pensacola, Mobile New
Orleans, Texas, and all trans Mississippi points,
Elegant Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars from Savan-
nah and Way cross To New Orleans without change.
This irsin connects nj New Branford with steamer
Ca,do Belle leaving for Cedar Key and Suwannee
river points very tuesday and Friday mornings.
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SAVED HIM 1900 DOLLARS.

ADAMS. n. =. january 80, lSS2.
DR r. j. KENDALL. u Co.--(icnts Having used Il good
deal of Kendall SPAWN Cnre with success,
thought would let You know what ii has done for me.
Two years ago had as speedy colt was ever raised
in Jefferson county. When was break NJ him he kicked
over the bar and got fast and OF his hind
legs all pieces employed the beet farrcr but they
all said he spoiled. lie had very large thorough
pin and used two bottles of your kendalls SPAWN
Cure and it took the bunch entirely of and he sold after
wards for 81 500 have used it for bone spavns and
wind gals and il has always cured completely and left
the lee, smooth.
1t is "A splendid medicine for rlrumatism have
commended il to good many and they all say does the
work. in Wthcrin@on " Knecland's drug store,
in Adams, the other day aud very fine picture You
sent them tried to buy il. but could not They said If
would write to y"u that you would send me wish
you would, and will do yon all the good
Very respcclfnllY L. s LYMAN.
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Augusta Female Seminary,
STANTON, Va.

Miss MARY ]. BALDWIN, PRINCIPAL.
OPENS SEPT. ---CLOSES JUNE. 1884.
vNSU RPASSED IN ITS LOCATION; IN IT'S
buildings and grounds; in liz general appoint
mcnt and sanitary arrangements; its full corps OF
superior and experienced lcacacrs; it, unrivallcd
advantages in music, modern languages clocution,
fine arts, PHI steal culture, and instruction in the
theory and practice of book keeping The
fu efforts made to secure health, comfort and hap
rncss; ITS opposition to extravaganza; its STANDARD
Of solid scholarship.
.z3~ For full particulars apply to the Principal
fJr catalogues June ~, ISSi-2m
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PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE,
Or SIX BOTTLES for Five Dollar.

az All Druggists have it get 1t for you, or II
will be sent to address receipt OF price by the
prietors, Dr.. u: j. KENDALL u CO., EnOsburgh Falls
VT Send for Illustrated Circular.
SOLID BY ALL DRDlAGa8,ES.
May Is, l983-ly
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.
SALEM, VIRGINIA.

Thirty first Session Begins September II.
4 CLASSICAL AND SCIENTIFIC COURSES for
\ Degrees. Partial Business, Normal and Pre-
iaratory Courses. Full English Courses. French
and German spoken. Instruction thorough and
itlctical. Library of 5000 volumes. Good NOR
Al Five Churches. lIcalthful mountain location.
ENTIRE EXPENSES for 9 months, Including
tuition board, fuel lights, washing, DC, $l49 $l76,
ar s-ol Increasing patronage from sixteen States.
Catalogue (J3 pages sent free Address
JULIUS ID. DRElIER
July Il, loS'-5m President
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CONNECTIONS.

~ ,SHU'TIy.
Solid Trains Jacksonville To Pensacol,
Sleeping Cars Madison to Pensacol,
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Rail Roads, &c.
THE FLORAL CITY ROUTE
@4HA2l 3 -
FLORIDA CENTRAL And WESTERN p D

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, July |. lSsa
Commencing this date. trains on this road -,
will run a. follows: anu Us
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FLORIDA TRANSIT AND PENINSULAR. AND
fERNANDINA AND JACKSONVILLE
- u o.
TIME CARD No. 81.
PENINSULAR DIVISION.
RAILROADS

Trains Nos. |, =, 3, I, daily, except Sunday.
Trains Nos. and stop at Baldwin twenty min
"a. for 1iuupr
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-09-12
Straw Mating.

Sew mating! yes, see how easy
it is donel Cut the breadths the
right length, allowing a generous
inch for turning under, then lay
perfectly smooth on the floor, and
with cotton c0nd-the color of one
of the shades, if possible-sew firm
ly together by putting che needle
under the edge next you, and over
the other, drawing tight and max
ing the stitches about an inch and
half apart, with the cord on the
under side. A little practice will
enable you to do it esenly, and it
looks and wears better than when
tackled down. 1t viii keep its
gloss and beauty longer if cleaned
with brush made for the pur-
pose, instead of sweeping with an
ordinary broom.