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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-01-16
Logl Adyert isornsnts

In de Uniled 6tafes Circuit Courf, Fifth Judi
ciAl Clrcuik, Northern DisfTict Of Florida
J. Tred aeAatte q q, Compaalnants, ~ Tho Jack.
sonvi1le, PsnsAcolA and Mobile Railroad Com
pany 4 Il. DefendAnts.
TN OBEDIENCE TO THE SEVENTH PARA
u graph of the anal decree In the above entitled
case, rendered BY the Hon. Joseph r Bradley. Cir
cult Justice, on the S1st day OF May, A. D. 1872,
directing the Maxshal Of the United States for the
NorShefn District Of Florida to take possession of
and zen the railroads, property, and franchises
decree, unlees the purchaser purchaser thereof,
ct sale Of the same directed to be made BY g. Co
nant and A B. Hawkins, Special Matters, should,
within one year from the day Of sale thereof die.
charge and sassfy the liens Of the Trustees of the
Internal improvement Fund Of the State of Florida
Of said railroads having been made BY the said Spe-
cial Masters, and the same having been confirmed
by the said court on the Sth day Of July, A. D. 1884,
TO the purchasers, and the purchasers Of said rail
roads having failed to satisfy and discharge the lien
Of the said Trustees, fixed and settled afore-
said upon the railroad extending from Tallahassee
Now, THEREFORE, ], JOSEPH H. DURKER, Marshal of
the United States for the Northern District Of Flo
rda, have levied upon and taken possession of the
railroad extending from Tallahassee to St. Marks,
with all the property and franchises thereto belong
ing, including all the lands at the Depot at
Tallahassee, Florida and the buildings thereon be-
longing to said railroad and will sell the same at
public outcry, at the Capitol In the City of ITALIA
hassee, In the State of florida to the highest bid
der, on the 18th day of February, A. d. 1883.
Payments to be made In cash, or in bonds which
are declared in said decree to be lien upon said
railroad In the manner therein provided.
JOSEPH Fl. DURKEE,
U. 6. Marshal Northern District of Florida
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Nov. 10, 1882. tS0-15w
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COFFEB In PERFECTION !
f NO. "a.

E,x4,.sitely Roasted and Packed in One
Found Packages. FULL WEIGHT,
tiios grdund). Each Package contains a
Recipe for making GOOD COFFEE.
ASH your Grocer for Thurber's No. 81.
Trxa package and you will use no other.
siSOLD BY ALL DEALERS.
iOsaaber "a. lSS2-3m
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Commissioners Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER of the Comfy
ID Court in and for Leon county, State of Flor
ida dated the 10Th day of December, A. D. 1889, /
viii offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash. on
Florida, on the first Monday in February next, be-
Ing the fifth day of said month, the following de-
scribed lands belonging to the estate of Edward s.
Carmine deceased, for payment of the debts of the
said estate: to-wit The SW or of Sc Or, of Sec 49,
IT,, g, and E, and the N half of the SW ar, OF
Sec 10, 2, RS. and E, and the SW or of NV or
OF Sec 80, T 2, RS. and E, containing one hun
dred and sixty acres more or less. all In Leon
county State Of Florida Purchaser to pay for titles
T. d. DEMILLY, Commissioner.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Jan. g 1SS3-5w
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Commissioners Sale.

DBY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER of the County
ID Court, in and for Leon county. State of Flor.
ida, dated the 10Th day of December, A. D. 1882,
will offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash on
the Courthouse square, in the city of Tallahassee
Florida, on the first Monday in February, next be-
ing the fifth day of said month, the following de-
scrbed real estate, belonging 10 the estate of Cath
crime r. Bowen, deceased, for payment of the debts
OF the said estate, tOwit Tallahassee city lot S.
half Of county or. Purchaser to pay for titles.
P. d. DEMILLY, Commissioner
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Jan. 2, ISSS-5w
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NEUT'RALIZED.

I:S what Way Prevalent EVIL may be
:. Shorn of It's Power to Harm.
ia aria s broad for many dseases-all origina-
w; N blood poisoning. Bilious fever the typhns and
t{Ghod fevers and chs and fever prominent mem
tf ~ the family Malaria Gefes alike the builders the
Inf'cra and the physicians Despairing of ordinary
t,.stthent. the latter almost unanimously recommend
BENSON' > CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER a. the great
& specific Of the age These plasters act
U..'n the liver. spleen bowels ann kidneys
worn the region OF the liver and upon the back
CTR the kidneps, they ward Oft malaria like armor
NJ OF her j,asiers do this.
Nben you purchase, satisfy yourself that the word
5P' INE Il cut in the centre of the plaster.
sesbury johnson. Chemists, New York. Highest
G:Sdfls al international ExposttOns 31-4W
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Administrators Notice.

MO ICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER-
IN sons having claims against the estates of Fannie
s. Cole and Algernon Cole both late of Leon cnun.
~ aud State OF Florida, deceased, whether as cred
ors. legafeea or persons entitled TO distribution
to present their claims to the undersigned admins
traitor and administrator de bonis mo at Centrevie
post-ofhce, properly authenticated within the time
prescribed BY law or this notice win be plead In bar
OF same; and all persons indebted to said estates
are requested to make immediate payment
GEORGE P. BARKSDALE
Admir- Estate Fannie 8. Cole, decd, and admir-
de bonis non Estate A. s. Cole decd
November % 18S2-8w
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Discharge Notice.

ok MONTHS AFTER THE FIRST PUBIICA.
y ton of this notice, win present my vouchers
and dnal return ~ administrator Of the estate Of
James w. Smith, late of Wakulla county, Florida
deceased, to the Honorable County Judge OF said
county, and ask to be discharged from the further
administration of said estate.
8. 8. SMITH,
Admir- Estate ]. w. Smith, decd.
December 10, l882-0m
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to all persons bay.
IN Ing claims against the estate OF Catharine p
Florida, whether creditors, legatees, or persons
entitled to distribution, to present their claims to
Il undersigned administrator, at the City OF Tai
lahassse, properly authenticated, within the time
prescribed BY law or this notice win be plead IN
bar of the same; and all persons indebted to said
estate viii make payment Immediately
A. MOSELEY
Sheriff and ex-oficio Admir-
November %, l882-8w
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On the 22d day of January, A. D. 1888, in the
City of Tallahassee the interest of all tn other
parties interested in the above described lands will
be sold at public cutlery, to the high st bidder, at
which time and place 1t is expected the interest of
Lewis NJ Lively can be secured by purchaser OF the
other interests at the same rate.
N. LIVELY. For Self,
GEO. Fl. MEGINNISS, Agent.
necemher 10 1885,
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Discharre Notice.

q I HoNTHs AFTER THE DATE HEREOF
n Ia nndbfsignsd. administrators Of the esss.S =
8aFsE A Betton, decseaed, late Of Leon e0. $3.50
81 e!og Tal1Aa via present their ma y "a
u IN HoD Vim. r. HyT6s County suoss 1000
49, go SO '0ls 6, as ST. & essiis an
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Discharge Notice.

Clx MONTHS AFTER DATE I WILL PRE-
y sent my inal accounts and vouchers to Judge
W 2. Byrd. Of Leon County Court, and ask for my
discharge ~ executrix of the last will Of Thomas
Barnard, and guardian OF children
JANE P. BARNARD, Executrix.
January q 1008-8m
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN OF INTENTION
IN to make application to the Hon. VIM. P. Byrd
County Judge Of the County of Leon, in the State
of Florida, the 18th day of December. A. ID. 1882
at the City of Tallahassee, In said county. FOR
Lively, a minor, in the following described lands
viz The southeast quarter Of the northeast quarter
of section 1s In township l. range north and west
Al 0S-l00 acres. The east half of section g; the
west half of the northwest quarter of section O. and
the west half Of the southwest quarter of section
in township !, range /, north and west-4S0 acres.
The west half of the southeast quarter and the
half Of the southwest quarter OF section s. in town
ship north, and range l wcst-160 acres. The
north half Of section IL, in township l, range l,
north and west-320 acres. The east half of the
southeast quarter Of section H. In township range
!, north and west-S0 acres.
Also the northeast quarter of southwest quarter,
section 10. township rsnge south and east con-
tanning 40 acres.
n LIVELY, Guardian
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III 80 begl1cee4oN 49, ~ pablo. Capital
~ Hz - 49, eMSs @.t ~ 1en. women.
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A CARD.

!, VIZ the undersigned, having received great and
fer.fanens benefit from the use of " COMPOUND
ftXE&ES,' prepared aud administered by DRs
STsRREY & FALLEN, of Philadelphia and being sat
sfed THAI II is new discovery in medical science,
anu BIZ that is claimed for it, consider il duty We
thrsnsc and go called incurabe" diseases to do all
rhas we can to make its virtues known and to in
Apiss khe public with confidence.
We; have personal knowledge of Drs. Starkey&
aal.0a They are educated intelligent and conscien
Nous physicians, who will not, we are sure, make
nny Fgateinent which they do not know believe
10 be true, nor publish any testimonials reports
of cases which are not genuine.
Il 4 VIM D. KELLEY,
~ Member of Congress from Philadelphia
il rs. ARTHUR.
Editor and Publisher "Arthur's Home Magazine
Phshaelrhia
E FL. VI. CONRAD.
! q, Editor Luthran Obserser," Philadelphia
:: EHkI.AnELPHtA, Pa, June l, 1882.
tSyr In order to meet a natural inquiry in regard
10 oct professional and personal standing, and to
give The rubklc increased confidence in state
fnepts. and in the genuineness of our testimonials
SnG Exports Of cases. we print the above GARD"
highest personsl character
!. Qen" 7Teati:s on Compound Orygea," containing
history OF the discovery of and mode of action of
his Tfmaykable curative agent, and large record OF
SnrIrising cures in Consumption, Catarrh, Neural.
ka, Bronchitis, Asthma, dc, aud q wide range OF
@hr3Bic diseases, will be sent free.
/. Address, DRs. STARKEY Il PALEN,
Y ll09 and I'LL Girard ST., Philadelphia
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-16
NEW YORK.
Ispecial Telesra.n to the Globe.

Special Telegram TO the Globe.
New YoaK, Oct 15.-The market for a
short time this morning displayed con-
siderable strength. ST. Paul sold at par,
North Western at 12I and SO on through
ont the list. A relapse in Oregon Trans
continental followed. which depressed the
balance and by l O'Clock the feal,ng was
weak, with some pEetty free selling of
socks. Oregon Transcontinental touched
the lowest figures in its history. Sales to-
day were made at forty-seven points be-
low the quotations ruling in January last
Pullman Palace was exceptionally strong.
Sales were msde at 127. The regular
per cent. dividend comes Nov. 1, with
prospect of something in the way OF a
plum later on. Union Pacific, which
has heretofore been we'll sustained, gave
way in the last hour, as did most Of the
other dividend payers. The coolers looked
badly, and were pressed for sale. Alton &
Terrs Haute declined from forEy-three to
thirty-six. The last quotations on Oregon
Navigation are ex-dividend of 215 per
cent. The market was hsavy at the end,
end the bears appeared to have erything
their own way.
There was perfect stampede in the
Yillar6s as the exchange closed. The as
signment OF a clothing honse, with liabili-
ties of about S25O,0O0, was announced.
The Ohio & Mississippi squabble was men
toned es compromised. Messrs. Garrett,
Smith and Whitaker being admitted to
directory. A prominent house bought
5000 shares of Union Pa
cifc at the opening. London
was also said TO be a large buyer,
principally OF the Yahderbilts. It was
thought that Woerischofer had covered
great many shorts. The coalers were
weak all day. Dakota 81 Hastings lost two
points early in the day, but at 1.03 there
were good many orders to buy. Oregon
was weak-very heavy from the start, and
showed large transactions at constantly
declining figures. Towards poon the gen
eral market was quite dull. After that
hour and up to the close the pressure
against Oregon was constant and heauy,
putting it to Al, from which it rallied to
AZ. The trausactions in this stock for the
day were INN ense. It seemed wholly
without support, and was freely sold by
good houses. Large transactions were
made in Lackawenna and
in Delaware & Hudson
forbear account, and both finally closed
without rally. The rest of the market de-
clined in symprthy with Oregon and the
Coaley. The market closed with consid-
erable fzrry and weak. The principal in
terest centered in Oregon. The books of
the Northern Pacific preferred close on
the goth of this month. It looks as if the
Wizards were to be the feature of the mar
ket for some time yet.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-16

n ostly of November. The demand for
short rib sides was comparatively light,
offerings not very large. Prices ruled
easier and declined 5@10c per 100 pounds
and closed comparatively steady at
me lium figures. The shipping demand
was light. Prices on call were nearly
no ninaI, with sales of 100000 pounds
cniefy of January.
Only fair business was transacted in
the lard market, and the feeling was weak
during the greater portion of the session.
The offerings we're moderately large and
the demand only fair. Prices were easier
and the whole range declined 5@1Oc per
100 pounds, and closed rather quiet at the
reduction. The shipping inquiry was
rather light. On cali prices again receded
fraction, with sales of 19,250 tierces,
mostly of January.
Everybody is bearish on provisions, and
especially the packers, who are interested
in lowering the quotations. Of hogs to &c.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-16
This is No
Big Blow!
But strictly So

Mountains of Overcoats and
Suits melting away, keeping ev-
erybody from porter to manager
busy as bees.
Huge cases of Clothing, I'm
derwear and Hsts coming by
szery express, to supply the de-
mand, Our low prices are doing
it. The people are satisfied and
everybody is happy.
If you live too far away and
can't come yourself send for our
price list with rules for self-mea-
surement, and see how far a little
money Will go.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-16
Commodore Ktttson's Intentions.
ESPECIAL Telegram TO the Gloos.I


CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-Commodo-e Kittson
was seen at the Palmer house this evening
and denied that he had bought, or cen
tracted to buys the PAGER Johnston, who
beat the record OF Little Brown Jug on the
Chicago driving park last Tuesday. He
further stated that he had never seen the
horse, nor had he met his oyper until he
was introduced to him to-dey. Il have
had some thoughts of seeing what arrange.
ments 1 could make for purchasing the
ANIMAL" he said, shut I have certainly as
vet made no offers for her, The commo-
dore has also changed his mind concern
ing his proposed trip to California, and
his horses will at once go into winter
quarters at some place not yet decided
upon. The cause of the unexpected change
being the large expense necessitated by
SO long trip and the effect it may have
upon the horses.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-16
SHERMAN AND Els srLFF.

Gen. Sherman has selected Col. Teurt-
elotte and Col. Bacon as members of his
staff, to remain with him in st. Louis after
being retired from command of the army
Until he is placed on the retired list. Gen.
Poe, of his staff, will resume his duties in
the engineer corps, and Gen. Tiball. an
other sid-de-csnp, has been assigned to
command of artillery at Fortress Monroe.
Gen. Sherman leaves Washington to night
for Cleveland TO attend the reunion OF the
Society OF the Army of the Tennessee.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-16

The United States court has denied a
motion to enioin the city from collecting
taxes assessed upon the real estate'of the
Maaksttan Railway company.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-16
UsTIcE HAaLAN,s n1ssr,rr

At conclusion of the reading of Justice Brad
ley's opinion, which occupied more than an
hour, Justice Harlan said under ordinary circum
stances and IN an ordinary case he should hesitate
TO set up hls individual! opinion in opposition to
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-16
TAXATION OF CORPORATIONS.

Inc Chief justice announced that et re-
quest of litigants in the important case Of
the County OF San Mateo against the
Southern Pacific Railroad company, that
case would be restored to its place on the
docket to await hearing of other cases
involving the same, or nearly same, ques-
tions. The other cases are those relating
to state taxation of corporations, recently
decided by JustioesField, in ihe United
States circuit court for the district of Cal
ifornia
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-16
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership
lately subsisting between E. J. Peyer and &. j.
Lewis, st. Paul, MINI, under the firm OF Peyer
& Lewis, was dissolved on the 18th day Of Octo-
ber, 1889, by mutual consent. r. j. Lewis is
authorized to settle all debts of the tirm and to
receive all moneys due the firm, and is author
lied to sign the firm name in the liquidation
and settlement of the indebtedness.
E. J. PEYER,
r. J. LEWIS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-07-20

"|.|||#& - ~ #||". 49,.
Nv Inv brother was cent 20 Ncx'c,
thr other lsv - look A = nine. 2
wa~ xrnmhling away abontthc hArdsn'rs
or travel, aud The warm weather ana ~
..xice -nf, thing 81 n. you girls have;
nothing 20 40 but spend money snd have
The ideas thai men have about onr
spending mcnev are too ridiculous.
-Tom.r said. n viii prove % Won ~
thc simple art ~ extracting my handker-
chirf trom ms porket that woman y =
miserable creature
<.rfis. vnn ran All Imagine NAT p Inn
4 hal. divcd down into The back
br.. i,,<. and could nor find the notket
II. ~ n new dress. and hadnt lcarne
M. IN ~ II vrf. ran nv hand into '
r,.ee of irapery. hns II came thronxh N"
,hc other >;ie. caught n IN two piait-
;nv- AMI I r;nred a least half vaf'i ~
stirring. ti<hcd in The pocket for .
while. and. inst ~ had given m n
dcsnair. l caught The end n my hand
kcrcsicf from somewhere IN The folds
ard drew u out.
~Fnlana.r aid Tom. do you mean 70
<ny chat 4 girl has - 20 through Al 'hr'
every timr -hc wants TOTO well, 70
How her no>e -
said shc did. and I told the truth
And 50 Won mean 70 tell me that
when I see girls philandering. and fool
ing. and prospecting around their dra-
rerv. and IN 4 ' PRECIPITATION that
wav il the cars and other places. that
they are simple looking for : handker-
ehirf:r
said they were. and l told the truth.
.ssycll. why don't thc iressmakers send
home > map with . drcss:' persisted
Tom
~Well. they havn't time 20 look for
The pockets after they've made me dress.
Tut think. Tom.- said. "of the misery
one pocket can give one woman. Ton
have on yon ~ the present moment
eighteen pockets, moi including that use
Ic<e little one there in your overcoat
sleeve. every one ~ which y easy Of ac-
cess Everything in this world i liked
up like that for men,
Ton couldn't see why woman
shouldn't have eighteen pockets i she
wanted them. and wanted 10 know u
having one pocket Was : woman's great
eSf trouble
But I told him no; that even without
branching our from the pocket depart
ment, we have another and . greater
one
We have very little 70 put in that
pocket
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HARRISON township Trustee Notice

NOTICE n hereby given that The m
~ dcrsigned, Trustee or HARRISON town
ship, will attend 20 the business OF w
at his home, east Of Haysvi''c,
on Saturday or each week, and persons
having business are expecting 20 present
|It on that day. ,..
One-half ofthe Township Library y a.
Harrison Morgan's, N Ludlow, and one
half nc John Aulcnberger's shop y
IHaysvilIc. Parties wanting books may
|get them at either place.
N THOMAS r. HorK. Trustee
May 9Th, IsS2--y. lisrbiscn ip'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-07-20

From fl< 81. Iori< po<f IE<Fssch.
The quickest courfship on record
saii one old resident. .was thst ~ DR..
Nick Mcdowell. who, driving along The
street in his buggy one day. saw q beau
fifnl girl standing n the window. H
immediately stopped and hitched III
horse, rang Inc bell. inquired the lady's
name, was ushered into the parlor, an
nounccd his ~ name. said he VA
pleased with her appearance. and wish
"a 10 marry Der q once Nothing bui
The knowlerc that rIc was actually IN he
presence % the celebrated physician kept
her from fxinfing. To her plea Of sur
price d this unexpected announcement
le only replied. Now or never When
she asked 10 take = week 70 consider he
said. i am going down street : o attend
. critical ca-e, and have no time 20 spare
right now
"sCive me . day then"
@sIIl tell you what I'LL do. When
am through with this professional visit
III drive around and get : preacher. II
you've made mp yonr mind 10 marry M
by that time al right and ne len bel
breafhless and unable 70 articuIatc an
other word when he returned the]
were quietly married. NO cards."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-07-20

Here 4 what Judge Hoadley. demo.
cratic candidate Tor governor 81 Ohio
said IN relation u The tariff u his open
ing speech n Hamilton: A tariff fos
en- Nth Incidental protection which
shall not foster Or encourage m0nopO-
lie. and which shall not unscttlc or dis.
turb labor in fields 20 which it has been
invited By past Legislation Of the country
-thi. j., in substance, The democratic
doctrine
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-07-20

Madison Courier: The plaques 81
. newspaper Office ere bores, poets.
er.nka. rata. cockroaches, typographical
srrorr. exchange fiends, book ~canvasscrs
delinquent subscribers. and the man who
always knows how 10 run the paper bet
ter than the editor does himself
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-07-20

CanueIton Enquirer: VIM. Steel, Who
resides In Troy township, came into
town Int Saturday morning and pur.
chased 4 grain cradle and returned home,
II me afternoon while working n Nh
field ~ home, . storm camc UP, and he
took shelter under . tree. snd The tree
being struck with lightning Mr.. Steel
vas Instantly killed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-07-20

The Evansville
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Evansville Daily Courier. II has q 4. ccnns.a
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issue contains : complete story. : rich variety q enh-
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III unsurpassed a ~ Enisrpri-Ins. Pure and Trnr'.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-07-20

An engineer IN The d. ID. & q. n.
ullroad shouted % : crowd Or rnaiics
Who he'd gathered 70 zee The first train 81
csr. come ~: Put down your umbrel-
ls~i YOnu scare the engine o. TIE
track The umbrellas were lowered d