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BALTTNORE. MD.

baltimore, MI. Boarding and Day School
ID for Young Ladies' and Children. The twenty
first school year begins Thursday; September 10Th.
Circulars sent on application TO the Principal.
MRS. II. LEfEByRE, No. 50 Franklin 81.
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MISS CHO

ToPP PLACE, BRALE STREET. MEMPHIS,
j. TeLn. Healthful situation, beautiful pleas
ure grounds, commOdiOus building, good refer
enee library, new philosophical and chemical ap-
paTatus, cabinets OF minerals, etc, and other APP
purtenances 10 a liberal course Of study.
For family pupils every home comfort pro-
videt. Egpecihl attention given 10 health, man
ners and habits.
The sTAxDAkD or EXCELLENCE Of this School
will be maintained by a corps Of twelve teachers:
Thoroughness in elementary training insisted
upon. Native teachers for modern languages.
with the natural methods Of NORMAN and San
yeur. Music, By graduates Of the Cincinnati and
Boston Colleges Of Music. Free gymnastics for
physical culture. Painting, by an artist OF estab-
iished reputation. Elocution n specially;
Enrolment last year. one hundred and eighty
three pupils. Number Of family pupils limited.
Glasses resumed MONDAY, September l1th.
MOOkESTOWN, N. j.
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GROCERIES.

SUGAR-Pure white, 9ic; off white, &c;
yellow, S9a9c; open kettle, 73aS1c; re-
lined A, 9ta94c; granulated, 9sa10c; pow
dered, 10sal0!c; cut loaf, l0sal04c.
CoFFEE-Common, Sia9c; ordinary, ct
a99c; fair, 94a10c; prime Rio, 101allc;
choice, Halle; fancy, 124al3c; old gov
eminent, 20a25c.
MoLAssEs-Louisiana, common to fair,
33a35c; prime t. choice, 45a5Oc; centri-
fugals, 30a40c; syrup, 40a50c.
CANNED GOODS, ETC.-Prices per dozen:
Pineapples, 81 80; peaches, BIB, standard,
81 60; seconds, 81 40; tomatoes, 2-lb, STAN
dard, Slal 10; 3-lb, 81 30a1 40; strawber-
ries, 81 25al so; raspberries, 81 15a1 so;
blackberries, 81 l0a1 IS; green cages,
81 so; pears, 81 so; plums, 81 so; green
corn, 81 10al 50 green peas, 90c a 81 20 cove
oysters, full weight, lib, 81 Is; cove oys-
tiers, full weight, 2-lb, 81 So cove oysters,
light weight, Lib, 65c; cove oysters, light
weight, BIB, 81 20; condensed milk
Crown, So 25a6 so; Eagle, S. 25; Swiss,
So 25a6 80.
SoAP-4a69c per pound.
SALT-Per carload, 81 35 per barrel
81 80 in sacks; pockets, bleached, 2ia7e;
coarse, 81 10.
BAGGING AND TIEs-Bagging, jute, ola
11@c, according to weight. Ties, Arrow,
81 40.
New York, August 29.-Sugar dull re-
fined quiet and weak. Molasses steady,
with fair demand.
BALTIMORE, August 29.-Coffee quiet
and firm; Rio, cargoes, ordinary to fair,
Sia93c. Sugar quiet; A., soft, Ssc.
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RIVER NEWS.
sIEAMERs

4n1c I'M
Arkansas City. KATE ADAMS, Cheek, 5 pm.
Hales POint-.--MARK TWAIN, Aston, 5 pm.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
Friars Point-..-.-CoAHOEA, Friday, 5 pm
Vicksburg--CIrY Providence, Friday, 10 am.
0seeOla ..........-..DEAS ADAMS, Friday, 5 pm.
st. Louis-.-.---ARkASsAs CRY, Friday, 10 An.
White Riyer-.-.JosIE HAIRY, Saturday, 5 pm.
MOVEMENTS AT THE IGvEE.
Arrirdls.-Belle Memphis, Vicksburg;
Coahoma, Friars Point; Dean Adams, Os-
ceola; City of St. Louis, New Orleans (;
Mark Twain, Hales Point.
Depdrtures.-Belle Memphis, St Louis;
City of st. Louis, st. Louis; COahoma,
Friars Point; Dean Adams, Osceola.
Boats IN POrt.-Mark Twain.
Boats Due Dorn.-John A. Scudder.
Boats Due Up.-Kate Adams and Arkan-
sas City.
Receipts Yesterday
Dean Adams-49 SKIS seed and 40 pkgs
sundries.
City of st. Louis-45O gsmerchandise.
CoahOma-i7 bales cotton, 102 SKIS seed,
3 cows and 20 pkgs sundries.
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20 VIRGINIA
Female Institute,
VA.
DAME OF MARYLAND.
Miss Clara COnway's School

"f1L REOPEN MONDAY, SEPTEMBER II,
rooms and increased facilities for promoting true
educational growth and development.
Pupils from a distance will find n cheerful home
and mothcr-like care in n pleasant family near
the school.
class of small boys win be received In thePrimary
Department.
Box 1859, SARATOGA, N. Y.
G;roulare NJ hooLstorae SeUtQmhQr LIST.
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GENERAL TRADE.

At the Merchants Exchange business
continues dull. The local quotations were
as follows: Meats and lard quiet; -four
firm and unchanged; cornmeal quiet;
sugar quiet; coffee firm molasses dull
rice firm; nails firm; fish advancing; bag
ging advancing; hay quiet and firm
strictly choice good demand; prime dull
and nominal; prairie neglected corn dull,
weak and lower; oats steady; bran dull;
apples quiet; potatoes quiet; cabbage
home grown exhausted; kraut nominal
market bare, no new in yet; onions
quiet; beans-market bare; butter fair
cheese quiet; chickens scarce, good de-
mand; eggs steady, good demand; dried
fruit market bare-apples good demand,
dried peaches neglected; cotton-seed oils
steady ~cotton-seed meal quiet. Lemons
advanced; peanuts scarce and higher.
Mules scarce and nominal. Other articles
unchanged in tone and price.
IMPORTS.
Four brls apples, 1903 rlls bagging, II ties
bacon and hams, 7 pkgs butter, 500 bu
corn, 4 SKIS coffee, % hid cattle, So pkgs eggs,
313 brls -four, l hid hog, IS bales hay, 8
cars lumber, 100 brls meal, q nd horses
and mules, 10 brls molasses, POO SKIS oats,
10 SKIS peas, 50 brls sugar, 50 pkgs tobacco
and IA brls whisky.
EXPORTS
Two brls apples, 416 rlls bagging, 147 ties
bacon and hams, 81 SKIS bran, ? brls beans,
100 blu corn, 3 pkgs cheese, SO SKIS coffee,
l pkg g g 507 brls -four, Z bales hay, 124s
bdls iron ties, 76 pkgs lard, - brls meal,
IL brls molasses, 1873 kgs nails, l SIX oats,
3 brl onions, % brls potatoes, I car bulk
pork, s brls packed pork, l07 brls sugar,
179 pkgs tobacco and So brls whisky.
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Washington and Lee


INSTRUCTION in the usual academic studies
II and in the professional schools Of Law and
Engineering. Location healthful expenses mod
catalogue address ..Cierk Of the Eacnlty.,"
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RAILWAY RECORD.
ARRVALAND pEPARTUHsoFT RAINs

-
Chesapeake. Ohio and southwestern
Trains move as follows: No 2 i%expressl leaves at
$40 IN; No. $ mail at S:Z5 am; No. 8 Gov
ington accommodation at 4:iO pm. No. ! lex
press arrives at 2:25 am; No. Z arrives at :55
pm; No. >, Covington accommodation, SEQ
am. Getty time.
Memphis and Little ~ROck-Trains move
as follows: No. I leaves daily at 4:4O pm; ar
riyes at II % pm. No. 3 leaves at 5 a. m. ar
rives ut Z; 05 am; No. tfreight) leaves Hope
Louisville and NashyiIIe-Train move as
follows; Fast mail arrives daily at 4:40 am:
leaves at II 30 pm; mail leaves daily at 1855
AIN. BrOwnsyllle ccOmmOdati0n leaves daily,
except Sunday, at 80 pm; mail arrives daily
at ! % pm. Brownsville accommodation arrives
daily, except Sunday. at s:35 Am. lcity time.
Memphis and Trains move
as follows city timei: Through express leaves
daily at II 30 pm. Mail and express leaves daily
NJ 80 am. Somerville accommodation leaves
daily, except Sunday, at4 - pm. Through eX-
press arrives daily at II 20 am. Mail and ex-
press arrives daily at 9:2D pm. SOmerville ae-
eommodation arrives daily, except Sunday, at
$50 Am.
Mississippi and Tennessee-Trains move
as follows: New Orleans mail leaves daily at 30
pm: freight leaves daily, except Sunday at 3:l5
an. New Orleans mail arrives daily at 20 a. IN. /:
freight arrives daily, except Sunday, at R:3O
pm. Freight trains carry passengers.
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Pap, dull but steady, closing easy. Sales,
81. 900 bales. Closing quotations:

The New Orleans spot market opened
quiet at previous days quotations; at
100, quiet, closing easy, with the price
list unchanged. Sales, 1000 bales. Stock on
hand, 50.S24 bales. Closing quotations: 4
Yesterday Tuesday
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MEMPHIS, August %, 1883

TISGEs-Middline, Ssc; good middling, 9Ae.
,STAIss-Good ordinary, TscI low middling,
sAci middling, $50.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Bellevue High School,
BEDFORD COUNTY, va,
SCHOOL,

EN0R Boys and Young Men. Prepares for Bust
Il ness, College OF University. Thoroughly and
handsomely equipped. Full Corps Of Instructors.
and healthy location. For Catalogues,
address W. X. ABBOT, Principal. Bellevue p. o.
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Recommendations, Northern, packed,
2 50a2 70 per barrel. Potatoes, packed,
81 so; buying, 81 loose. Cabbage-loose,
$9al0 per 100. Garlic, 81 per 100.
Neutrality-suspicious. and not quot
able. Lemons, s. 50a6 per box; fancy
M~essina, Sc 30. Bananas, 81 50a2 so per
bunch. C%ocoanuts, $5a6 per 100. Pea
nuts-Virginia, hand-picked, 11a12c; Ten
nessee, SaS4c; roasted, 24c higher shelled,
12c. Almonds, 19a20c. Texas pecans,
1lal4c; Arkansas, 3a4c. English walnuts,
l4al6c. Filberts, be. Brazil nuts, 10a
l0fc. Raisins-London layers, 50; I'm
perial, 81. Brandy cherries, So 25a3 SO
APPLEs-New, S2a2 SO per barrel,packed
buying at $lal so loose. Dried apples,
9al0c per pound from store. Dried
peaches, 4a5c from store. Cranberries,
SIG per barrel. Pickles, medium, barrel,
) so; half-barrel, 81; l pint jars, 81 25
per dozen; / quart jars, ST 75a2 per dozen.
CIDER-Missouri, $SaS 30 per barrel, and
81 so per half-barrel; Kentucky barrels,
81 80. Vinegar, 121a16c per gallon.
FIsH-Mackerel, l0-lb kit, No. l, 95c
No. 2, Soc; 15-lb, No. 8, 65c; half-barrel,
81 75a6. White fish, No. l, per half-bar
rel, Sc.
PoULTRY-Old hens, So 25; large young
81 75a3 %; medium young, 81 25a2 80.
small young, 81 75a2. Turkeys-no de
mand. Ducks, S3a3 so.
EGGs-lSc.
Pics FEET-In barrels, IS 50a9; half
barrels. "a 25a4 so: kegs. So 90,
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Mr.. ]. X. Cohen len on Saturday for New
York to buy spring goods for r. 8. Williams 4
CO.
Mrs. Wood, wife Of Rev. NJ L. Wood, Of the
North Carolina Conference. is visiting her broth
or. Mr.. &. a. Afford
MIR. Geo. r. Ward Conductor on the Saw,
annah, Florida and Western Railway, is visiting
friends in Tallahassee.
MIR. Geo. w. Adams Of Greensburg, Ind, .
young man well known in Tallahassee, Is visit
ing his relatives In the city.
Mr.. F. L. Russell, Of Waukeenah, passed
through the city yesterday en- route to POUCH.
keepsie, New York, where he will enter East
mans Business College
Mrs. Nora Mage last Friday returned from
Atlanta, where she has been under treatment by
DR.. Calhoun, the celebrated oculist He per-
formed very delicate bat successful operation
upon her left eye, the sight of which is much i'm
proved.
Judge d. w. Gwynn yesterday morning
returned from Jacksonville, where he had been
for some days at the bedside of his brother, Hon.
Walter Gwynn, who has been quite i'll with
pneumonia He was much improved and con.
sidered out of danger when the Judge left for
home
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That gay and festive old widowers who patron
i've the fying-hOrse man should not try 10 appear
young by riding sideways
That when young ladies get TO going to bed
with chewing gum in their mouths it is time 10
organize crusade against this purely American
custom.
That afternoon parties for ladies and children
are becoming quite popular in some portions of
the city. The exercises on these pleasant occa-
sions consi>t of vocal and instrumental music,
and lessons in Gancing-the latter for the special
benefit Of the children
That the frequent trips of nice young gen.
glPman down the road, coupled with the pur-
chase Of fine set OF furniture, causes much
common, among his intimate friends rs to his
designs f,'r the future
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/ ~
was administered by his Honor, The Mayer. He
then took his seat with the Board.
The Treasurer wAe ordered by the Beard 10
purchase minute book.
The ihllcwing are The Committees appointed
by the President:
COMMITTEES on Finance-Wm. McInsnsh, j.
w. Coles =. w. Yellowlaair
Committee on Streets-C C. Pearce, A. Lew.
L. D. Ball.
Committee on ordinance-L d. Ball, A. Cohb.
WIN. r. Slusser
Cosnmiiiee on Grave Yard-Wm. p Slusscr,
II. 3. Carpenter, VIM. Mcintosh
COMMITTEES on Police. w. Coles, c. C.
Pearce A. Cobb.
The several reports of the Mayor, Treasurer
and Marshal for past years work were handed
over to Finance Commitfee
On motion Of Mr.. Ball, the Finance Commit
tee was instructed TO recommend the amount of
salaries for the different officers at next regular
meeting
On motion of Mr.. Mcintosh, the Street Com
nittee was instructed to report at next meeting
the best mode and manner for keeping the streets
in order
1t was moved and seconded that the City
Clerk, ]. l.. Demilly, and Henry Douglass, Mar.
shal, each be put in bond of 5000.
On motion, proceedings of the City Council
were ordered to be published.
Mr.. Mcintosh offered the following rcsou-
ton
Res0IUed, That committee Of three be APP
pointed to take into consideration the question
OF market house, ard that said committee re-
port at next meeting their views as to the pro-
pricty of building city market, and as to the
location thereof
Resolced further, That said committee may in
vite propositions from any citizens who may dc.
sire to submit proposition to build said market
house.
The above resolutions were adopted
The chair appointed Messrs. Carpenter Coles
and Slusser on said committee
Mr. Ball offered the following That the FL
nance Committee examine the reports OF the
Clerk and Treasurer Marshal and Collector, and
report upon the same at next meeting, and alsD
the present financial condition of the city its as
sets and liabilities, and that all claims now pend
ing against the city be reported to said commit
tee.
1t was moved and seconded that the Chairman
oil the Street Committee he authorized to buy a
carload OF lumber and fifty posts for use of the
city. Approved
Council adjourned
]. l.. DEMrLy, City Clerk.
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a Southern BOOK.

We have received from Mr.. Geo. F. Wharton,
bookseller No. ., Carondelet street, New Or
leans. copy OF The War of the Bachelors: a
story OF the Crescent Ciiy,' a book written and
printed in New Orleans, which has reached n
sccond+ctlilon within four months. II is a vol
umc OF over four hundred pages, and makes lit
erary fame for lis author, who writes under the
nan de plume Of Orlcanian" and has done his
work so well that it places HIM in high position
among Southern novelsts - and saying that
means American novests. Among the eminent
men who give the book their unqualified en-
dorsemcnt are Hon. Charles Gayarrc, OF lou,
isiana, Bishop Elliott, Of Texas, Rev. DR.. Palmer
Of New Orleans, and others
The price of the book is ST.
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At meeting of the City Council last night
the following salaries and fees were agreed
upon for the present year Mayor, $780, Marshal,
$500: Clerk and Treasurer, $3.50; Assessor
$50 Collector, per cent; Market Clerk, half OF
fees. The Marshal is required TO do full police
duty.
This is genuine, practical reform measure,
which reduces the salaries and fees paid by the
CITY about s, 900.
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Fire.

About IL O'clock last Saturday the residence
of Capt. d. 3. Maxwell was discovered TO be on
fire on the roof The wind was blow ina~auite
brIskiy from The north, and in few minutes the
hamcs had gained such Roadway that nothing
but first-class fire engine, well handled, could
have checked their rapid work of destruction
As the flames spread the wind grew stronger
and stronger, cndangering all the houses south
OF ant. within block Of the burning building,
and for some time the situation was extremely
alarming. Decayed limbs on number of trees
were set on fire by the flying sparks, and about
one O'Clock blaze was discovered on the roof
of the Methods, Church. two blocks distant,
which was extnguished by prompt action with
the loss of only few shingles.
Mr. Maxwells residence was totally destroyed
Most Of the furniture was saved, but much of it
was badly damaged. There was $4,000 insur-
ance on the house and $500 on the furniture
The building was one of the large, old-time
mansions OF Tallahassee, having been built fully
forty years ago. 1t was purchased by Mr. Max
well few years ago. and had been thoroughly
overhaued and put in good repair, making 1t
very comfortable and desirable residence
Pensacola and Atlantic Railroad.
Mr.. A, L. Woodward, who has Just returned
from a business tour Ia some of the western
counties, gives us the following items in regard
10 the above road:
The first schedule passenger train passed over
tie road from Pensacola TO Sampson ttic eastern
terminus three miles below ChaltAhoochee.) IN
Thursday. March list. The following Is the
schedule:
PASSENGER TRATNs
Leave Pensacola. 6;ssD Al n.
Arrive AT Sampson ais p ~
..o".c CanPsDn..,. .1&10P. n.
arrive al PENSACOLA. ............ 0:b6 r. n
ihese trains pass each other at MaFianna,
where ample time Is allowed Tor dinner. Hacks
are in waiting and convey passengers 70 and
rom the hotel TOR dinncr) for the small sum II
twenty-five cents
Passengers can now leave Tallahassee Il 4.
n and reach Pensacols SIS i. u Leave Pen
6So 4. y and reach TallahAasee 7:0o j. y.
Frelghs tfaias for the present I'D vics week
each way. leaving Pensaccls 80 !. i. Ilandays
and Thnsiays leaving Hanfs 3 4. ]. 1ns1-
days and Fridays Nj. Noods ~ - M
road y nFst- class a All tn II a = M
Nay.statlons alone the lint ~ & h " rs :
N.Y. rsotss ma 81
srse 8 sions pals.s -. If s.!
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Don't be EIHmbugged.

Spcctaclcs and eye glasses in gold, silver, steel,
rubber and cclluloid frames adapted TO all de-
tects Of sight Diamond glasses, Brazilian and
Scotch pebbles. Pebbles tested free of charge.
Information in reference to the cye-sight or opti-
cal goods furnished gratis. Buy of your local
opician, or consult him before purchasing.
&c +, w. CLARK, Local Oplican
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Respectfully informs the public that he has Just
received a mll line of Samples of all The latest
styles of Foreign and Domestic goods, and
that he is prepared 10 make them mp in the
latest fashions chc1p. 45-f
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Meats Firm aud Rapidly Advance

just received Two car-loads following meats, TO
he sold strictly al savannah quotations. Freight
to he added al rate OF IS cents per 100 pounds. on
gross weight; Fat backs, 10t cents; Bellies, 104
cents; l.. c. Sides, l0l cents; Square Cut Butts,
o. cents. The above meats on hand at
46-tf y. A. TEvY's
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Tampa Guardian: Il has been almost impos-
sible TO get laborers for farm work This season
for love or money. If Tampa ouly had Two or
three hundred good able-boded men from the
black belt, it would add materially to the bust
ness boom in this part of the county
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desire to return my most sincere and CRATE
full thanks 10 the citizens of Tallahassee,
white and colored, and to the strangers who
aided in saving my furniture at the late disas-
trous fire which destroyed my dwelling house
May no such calamity ever befall them.
ID. B. MAXWELL.
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TUESDAY, "A. M.-Thermometer, 60; Barom-
eter, 1895; wind east Fair weather, but the
movements indicate a possibility of rain by
Thursday.
West Fla Seminary. W. HI
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Special Notice.

Mr. Geo A. Groom Tax Assessor tor Leon
county, has his books open for the annual as
sessmen; of property ior taxes Until further
notice he may be found at his office in the Ma
rinc Bank huding
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a Eard Of Thinks.

Mr.. and Mrs Z. W. Clark, wish to thank
their many friends for the kind assistance rem
dered in saving their property from the flames
on Saturday last.
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300 EkmShaIk

viii find the poultry powders kept by Rawls a
sure preventive of chicken cholera. 46
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A. d. T.. w.

T. Garden City Lodge No !, 4 Oh. W.
neefs in the Masonic Hall the eesorM any '"rrth
"wednesday nights in each monin. al ~ o,cl9fk.S
W. NJ NClNT0sHs JR.,'M ".
Nm BAKER, Recorder.
a. = ELLIOT, Financier =
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Easier Eggs

Maryland White Corn, just received.
46 b. A. MFGINNIss.
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TALLAHASSEE, February %, 1888.

TAIJAHAs9RE FebruaFV 23 1881
.u.. -s.,-~. :. a. r,,,. T.,,,;, ha,a
AZ Counc, Cnamper. r.. a. cninc, Ons'.inAu .: o.
me noatn. a,'el naving inc .he. u1Rs d III MY
seclloh lcau, .n.s ae '.o..s ca =
hasg &c the ass 2,
'e ,.n e;,,, as'T.,,a,..sse" s,,S .,,s, Tsnrs
o. ine cry o. !s.ianssses snn I'M. hs.l y
o,as ss WINK -. S.cisya1 sIec,ed - s.id
s@.es in ns.sit,v ~ r;.r rsc.; In.
once ana ina. =. ~ Ii'y ssvng 1870 - ~
sne sS's ~ 30, - ,..s.,sss ~ ne,
GsIea 1891 - 's s.ss,sJ 80. ~ is-sss.
Sanss 'eae'so. hsss .s..an, ,, so $500
numo o. ~, 49, 80 ~, Z, r o.
sce G, 20 -, W. ~ 49, \, reRcv III,
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Should he dyed with lie diamond DIVES, a
Rawls'. 46
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R.,o,.r meetings of fiEoN ,lxlaGiS No. 5.
- ~sS Ts.ssdav Beesiag at theis loage Soon, Al
,esocs. An Brothers in good st,1aiasssre fTited to
attend. @ f"S ~,
~ Regular meetings 81 AUc!Lh EScANP-
- No = are held the second and fourth HoeIGJ Sf
s.0s az each month, At their Lodge Room AZ Ssoclck
All Pstriarchs in good standing invited 2,
~ JOHN McDOEHALL6C r.
W NJ HcIxrosH, SR.. Sc1Ibe. r
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METEOROLOGICAL,

Record Of Temperature at 1's1lahd&SS., t:io'T'a,
for the past 1oeck. i: ::
observation. taken by W. A. RAwIs. Druggist and
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John I8urkhardt, Tailor.

May be made for ten cents pint, any color, at
RawlS' AZ
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-03-06
Engine for Sale.

ONE EIGHT.HORNE LIDGERWOOD
~ Engine, nearly new capable of grinding l1O
bushels of corn or ginning n bales of cotton per
day. Can be seen in use at G. r. Heury's Grist Mn,
Tallahassee. Feb 27-2t&
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-17

fllE <'tci>ion Of the Supreme Court
=! FcnnS! !Nanit that slccpn" car
rn"i:ruv Is liable for tho robbery OF
i"''' cl'Grrs committed through the ncr-
!'~;rhrr of H.: servants is one Of mucl
Interest TO tim travelling public. In
these days pretty much all long dis
':'Ncc il""c!"rs tdilr ".,lccpcrs.H They
are Obliged 10 trE>t not only TO the
'''1"s'N OF the conductor and porter.
h:it aIs" Il" their wnlrhiulncss for uro.
iccjt"" """il;>i the dishonesty of fell
low passengers and other persons hay-
lh% on seeking access to the slccDinn
cars. II due diligence were exercised
ny The company and proper vigilance
hH its servants, there would Jc little
danger OF sleeping passengers being
rohticd. The Pennsylvania court sim.
ply holds the company to reasonable
car" ON It's own part and watchlulncss
Oh the part "i' lis employees.