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Piece goods by the suit or yard for spring
sAaNCOAsT a. SON.
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on Presa street near street cars, three rooms,
well, etc. Inquire at Mrs. Ncwman's, Market
street. IL
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with board, at No. & West Fourth street.
6-26-tf Mrs. TERRYBERRY
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Solid bodies of land, with plenty of good
wuler, from 10000 TO 100000 acres, by W. Il
HILrON, US West Houston street.
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For PUMPS of ali kinds and water and gas
pipes at lowest prices, 20 to Maury Co., 30
ALI mo plaza. Telephone 2S3. 5-2S-tf
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at the PostoHice Exchange Restaurant; goo'
wages pad only first-cass cook need APP
ply. 1t.
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Everybody from a 21G year old child to an ext
size mems suit, at Cohen Il kOenigheim's, 3
aud 81 Main plaza. 5-l4-tf
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A highly improved dairy or stock farm, with
tlrst-cass buildings, near the city, worth
$4,000, Tor sale by HILTON, POS w Houston str.
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The finest line of piece goods for the sprin
and summer to be found in the State at
pANCOAST a. Son.
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will meet at Turner hall June ~, at 1880 p IN
| by order Of the 30 COMMITTEE.
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Hats

In endless variety and all the latest styles yol
can lind at Cohen KOenig 800 and 81
Main plaza. 5-l4-tf
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Manted, Good Watoh DOC,


fair price paid For address apply at LIGH
office. 6.2j-3t
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Wanted


four good boys to sell papers on commission
Apply at this Office.
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Wanted.

New goods at Panooast & Sons for spring
aud summer lust in.
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New spring clothing and hats just in.
PANCOAsT a. Son.
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l.. stewart, Bracket; II. r. Mueles, Mata-
moros; y Wheat, L1lingi w. north AUSTIN
Baltimore; @. Reese, Gonzales; II. X. Hudson,
Burnet.
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AT THE HOTELS.


B.F. YOakum, Galveston: u. NJ Shsrpna"k,
Sunset route; Il. W. Brown, Patterson; O. Mar
tin, A. Harrison, St. Louis; d. II. Essig Hous-
ton; F. w. and Mrs. Getty, FriO county; Miss
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VERY- SPECIAL !

80 suits best blue flannel at 50 80, north S12 80
~ suits fancy cdSsimGre Sl0 formerly sold al
Sl3 %.
500 CheUOt shirts at 81 25-d great bargain.
$50 biite LiHch shirts 81 2j-SOtd GUcrUlUhere at
81 20.
300 UhitC shirts at 9j cents, lUOrth ST %.
$40 unite shirts at 81 - north ST 80.
ljO dozen assorted hdlt hose 2j cents a pair,
UOIth 40 to 80 cents.
NocCuiGs reCeiced euerB lueek. Come and post
BJuISGQ lgth the latest styles ana lOlUcst prices.
hemeniber 6CcTU plece Of our goods Is neiU and
fresh. SHEETS. CORREPON q CASTLES,
CFOclfcLt Block, ALdnD PLATA
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Cohen a. KOenigheim
UNDERWEAR
SHEEP FOR SALE.

SHEEP FOR SALE.
One Lot 800 Ewes.
$50
l2OO
1890 Ewes and Lambs.
$500 Ewes and Wethers.
$50 sheep with leHse of Rancho.
700 Sheep with lease of Rancho.
CHABOI, MOSS n co.
WOOL COMMISSION HOUSE.
We are prepared to receive Wool on consign-
ment, making Liberal Announcements on same.
CHAkVf, MOSS & CO.,
5-li-tf San Antonio Texas.
WHEN you want your plumbing done well by
experienced work men, telephone to Maury &
Co, 20 Alamo plaza. b-28-tf
You win Find
Everything in gents furnishing goods from the
cheapest to the finest at Cohen koenig helms,
MAIN plhzA. k-l4-tf
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jor number of the ponds in which this
tree tiourishes and thrives can be readily
drained and the land utilized As well az
the valuable timber. These lands so
drained are equal to our best hammock
lands and have been known frequently to
WELD from sixty to seventy bushels of rice
per acre.
-Palatka Ueraid: This morning, while
a number of hands were dragging for a
lost anchor, their graphing hooks came
in contact with some weighty object that
required the use of the windlasS on Pow
Crs' pile driver to bring it to the surface.
When it came up it was discovered to
: be the bow of very ancient boat, sup
posed to be the wreck Of an old Spanish
craft that at one time ploughed the wa
t"lS of the st. Johns when its banks
were populated by the wild Seminole,
and before the Spaniard had succeeded in
c'lrcting a footing in the Land of Flow
cr-. y great many have viewed the
wreck, and, in the memory of the oldest
-rttlrr, never has boat been known t"
sink at this particular point. The pecu-
Ear buill Of the craft confirms the opinion
that it is the remnant of an old Spanish
. craft
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CONNECTIONS.

AT FERN 'NnINA -Steams hips San Antonio, West
<rn Texas, CarOndrlet, aud State of Texas - From
NV lurl Tuesday, 500 III, ll.sj III, Il. II p .
:or New York Thursday. l040 H. 500 p IN, $50
= 81 amer City of Bridgct"n, Sea Island Route
For SAVANNAH Tuesday and Friday; from Savan
From -. 'Marys River Landings Wednesday and
FRIDAY Rr -. MaryS River Landings Sunday and
Wednesday,.
AT CA1lAnAN - I" and from Savannah and Char
lsston - and 80 a IN To and from Savannah and
Charlc-tuH 80 and I ~ III.
1T RAIhwIN - To and from Tallahassee ~ p III.
At II Az rHoK>E - To and from Palatka 10. ~ N
.nd 40 pm.
AT WILDWOOD - Stage Line to and from Brooks
VILE and tampa daily except sunday; Stage Line Ia
snd from iceshuI% daily except Sunday.
At CEDAR kEi-tluriia and Havana Mail Steam
chip co.. Steamers - For Key West Monday and
Thursday for 1am!a Monday and Friday.
ID. F.. MAXWELL, Supt
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Notice of Incorporation.

10y AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF THE LEG
ID stature of the State Of Florida, entitled AR
Act to provide for the Creation OF Corporations,
and to Prescribe General Powers and Liabilities r
approved August :, SIS notice is hereby given IL
required by said act of the formation of corporate
body, and copies OF their Articles of Incorporation
have been filed with the Secretary of State and in
the Office OF the Clerk OF the Circit Court for tbs
County Of Leon, in the State OF Florida
|. The name of the corporation is The Floriii
University and its place OF business III 1allal.i--
see, Leon County, Florida
,. Said University shall have power t" confer the
several Degrees in its Literary, Scientific, Mcdic,s
Law, and other Departments.
3. The amount of Capital stock shall he T0o
Hundred Thousand Dollars, payable in lands. build
ings, apparatus or cash.
!. SAID corporation commenced ON the 18th day
of March, a. ID. ls>;, and shall continue for tern,
of ninety -ninc years.
D The business of said corporation shall be trau~
acted 10y board Of seven regents and portion ~
said board shall be elected annually the tr-t ,.y
OF March
g. Said corporation shall not contract any ind, X;
edncss over 500.
D. $. WALKER.
W. ID. BARNES.
WI. F. BYRD
j. kOST,
j. +. BERNARD.
CHARLES BEECIiEE,
May l., lNN:;-:;m W ID. BLONHAM.
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Legal Advertisements.

In the Circuit Court OF the Second Judicial Gar
cult of Florida, in and for Leon County.
ERAsrUs W. CLARK rs. GEORGE h. CLARK, LAURA n.
CLARK and SorHRoNA X. WARNER aud her Has
band, CHARLES WARNEK-Pctition for Partition
of part City Lot Ia, Tallahassee, and Lots =, ~,
IL, r. and parts of Lots 10 and d. Monticello, tlal
TT BEING MADE TO APPEAR TO ME BY
l. the sworn petition filed in the above chtlti,ri
cause that the defendants reside ont of the Iuri-d
ton Of this court, to-wt in the state OF Connet
tcut upon motion of petitioners attorney, Il =
Or,iered. That the above named George X. Clarf,
Laura G. Clark, Sophrona X Warner, and her hh~
band, Charles Warner, and each OF them do appaif
in this court and make answer to the petition here
in filed on or before the first Monday in September
next, the said petition will be taken as conf,sst.!
against them; Poriisd, That publication of thf'
order be made weekly, for six consecutive week
in The F{orididu. newspaper published at lalit
hassce, in this Circuit before the said first day 81
September.
Done and ordered this, the 9TH day of June, \ =.
1883. d. : WALKER, Judge
JonN A. HENDERSON, Attorney for Petitioner.
June r. lSS}--6w
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jacksonville and Tampa Rail-
way Company.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
i of the formation Of a railroad company, for III.
purpose Of CONSTRUCTING maintaining and oprrai ii}:
a railroad for public use in the conveyance of yer
and property from the City of Jacksonville IN
Duval county, through Clay, Putnam, Marion, ,5i-
ter and fernando cuunte~ to the City Of TAMPA,
in IIillshOrough county.
The name Of said company Is Jacksonville and
Tampa Railway Company.
The length of the railroad is TO be about Two hun
lrcd miles.
The capital stock Of the company is two million
dollars divided into twenty thousand shares of urc
hundred dollars each.
The names and places of residence of the difct.
tors who shall manage IFS affairs for the first year,
and until others chosen in their places are H.
ii. Mason, &. p Iiray and H. y. Wilkic, all of "a
latka, Florida K. H. MASON,
6. Z. IlEALY.
June ) lNS;-:;m l.. n. WlLkIE.
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CONNECTIONS.


At Jaek>nnvillr with Waycross Line by No in
, the y. v and No. > in the L. NJ, for all POINTS
North and Fast with the Fcrnandina and Jack son
VILE Railroad FIR Fcrnandna, and with Steamers
!" all points on the ~. Johns river.
NJ Rn'dw IN by Nos. ard , with Florida Transit
md Pcrin:nlar Railroad for Gainesville, Ocaa Fer.
Aandnt, '"dar hey, and all Gulf Ports
At Live pak with the Savannah Florida " West
IN Railroad.
At Tallahassee with ST. Marks Branch, on Tues
'iAE-, Thursdays .,nd Saturdays.
At CA.ttahoO'h cr river with the Pensacola and
Nlantir Railroad for Marianna, Pensacola, MnliI.
Montgomery, New Orleans, and all points Wet
southwest and Northwest, forming the SHORT
Est, CT IEkESr, AND BEST ROUTE TO these.
points, md with the Central and Peoples Line
Beat on SUNDAY, and Thursdays for Alalachic"la
aud la, days and Saturdays fof Columbus and
futiui4.
Fake III" Floral city Route. the New short
Line via The Florida Central and
Western Railroad.
s4g" THROUGH TICKETS via this line At the
= COMPANY Depot Ticket Office, and at No. : West
Bay street
W. VI. DAVIDSON,
General Manager,
WM. o. AMES,
General Passenger Agent,
T. = MrELROl, jacksonville, Fla
Ma t"r Iransp ortaton, Tallahassee, Fla.
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" York Times

Postmaster General Gresham has failed thus
Tar 10 please his First Assistant, who declares he
? i" too inquislve" With such person as Mr.
fIaiton in the Department, the Postmaster Gen
nlal can not be too inquisitvc or too firm in in
'l~ting on being the actual, and not merely nom
i;ial, head OF the postal service. Mr. Gresham is
familiar with the history OF the easy going Mr..
E'-, his predecessor
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From the Washington Gazette.
1t is an open secret that Garfield offered Dor
'y the Cabinet office of Secretary of The Interior
with more ihan implied assurance that he
should be The controlling force in that body
Dorsey might have been the President in fact,
ml Garfield would have been contentcd with
the title. This would have been something like
pioquaic reward for the great service Dorsey
rendered Garfield
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The HOme' Market.
II lladciphia Record.


The Boston .4dn,rtiser has asccrtained that the
2nolrn mills of New England are only running
1t two-thirds OF their capacity. Protection
'oc>n't protect. They cant sell their cloths in
ms country, and they are shut out of the mark
ct, of the world by policy of non-intercoursc.
fhc New England missionaries who wish To buy
'annclS for the natives OF Borriobhoola- Cha can t
nliord to buy in Massachusetts,
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
/:
Supreme Court, State Of Florida.


,trN\NCIo SANCHEZ. Administrator dr 6oni> nan
.Nc, of The Estate of John Forbre, deceased Ap
cilant. rs. THOMAS Dow, Il a., Appcllcr,.
.Ir APPEARING TO TIE COURT THAT
j James Imlach one Of the appclccs in This
..'''s', il dead, and the representatives. of said
j nncs lmlach having failed voluntarily to bccom,
lAitics to this cause, and the death of said Jane,
| ZACH having been suggested on the record by til,
,rpprllant:
: NoU 7zerttore On motion of Fleming x Daniel
,Afprneys for appellant, il is ordered that unless
~" proper representatives of the said James Ina
'l'ch shall become parties to this cause, within the
;lr-t three days of the term of this court Il
eriVrne on the second Tuesday of January, 1854
H. said appellant shall be entitled to open the
~ and proceed to hearing and judgment in thi,
'A'sc: IrOridtd, That copy of this order be pub
'i'Acd in some newspaper, in the City of Tallahas
once week for three successive weeks begin
ming 81 least thirty days before the first day of til,
n"Nt term of this court; ItV,i'l,i further, That per
~"al service of copy Of this order upon the per
sutal representatives of the said James Imach shal
J." deemed equivalent and a substitute for pnilcn
'i"n. true copy.
Ntcst- {. II. FOSTER,
Clerk supreme Court of Florida.
July 3, 1SN}-:}w
A Mercifn Man is Merciful to his Beast
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How Logan "Catches On .

%'w York Evening Telegram.
senator Logan in spite Of his unpleasantncse
with the President. has allowed his son to be
CHARTERED on West Point the institution which
t has always fought, by special Presidential
appointment. His son-in law also was very
tttcly appointed paymaster in the army. The
illinois Senator proposes to make hay while
Ia" sun shines or rather, until the leaves OF
DDrscy's diary or box begin To fall
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Discharge Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER THE DATE lIFRFBF,
- the undersigned. administrator Of the estate. 81
Edward \ Carminc, deceased, late "t Leon comfy
state of Florida, will present his final account +.
the Hon. W. i. Byrd, County judge Of aid ronni'
and ask for a discharge.
y. NOSELFY,
Sheriff and cv-ollico Administrator.
February % lNN:;-jm
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The Campaign of 1854.
l'r"m Harpcr's Weekly. |

The Republican party is smirchcd with the
NhSkey Ring swindles, and the Star Route
.windlcs, and the Belknap swindlcs, and the sal
.,ry grab and the third term plot, ard myriad of
e'htr similar Jobs and theits and crimes. The
argument will be that no reform is possible until
suoh party is turned out, and that it can be
turned out only by putting in the Democratic
panty. That such plan is shrewd and promis-
ing Is undeniablc
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DISCHARGE Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER DATE, THE I\laEE
- signed executor will present his final ac-onif-
and vouchers of the estate OF Mary Nn>on. late 81
Leon county, State of Florida, deceased, I" the lIo
orablc County Judge of said county, and ask Il ~
discharge as executor Of said estate.
JAMES VI. NI\SON,
Executor Estate Mary j. Nins"u, dec d.
lime 10 lNN.t--fIn
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WAYCROSS SHORT LINE!
@34M - - -.
SAVANNAH, FLORIDA & WESTERN R. R.
Un anh after Sunday, May Is, lSSi, Passenger
;i1M~ viii! leave and arrive rs follows:
EAST NAIL n,;ynN

Connecting at Savannah with through Pullman
Palace Buffet and Drawing room Sleeping Cars. Sa
sennah I" New York without change
Connecting IL Cha; tahoochee with Pensacola and
.ftlantc Railroad daily for Pensacola, Mobile New
Orleans Texas, and al Mississippi points
elegant fuman Buffet Sleeping Cars from Savan
t+,i and Wlycross to New Orleans without change.
This Train connects 1t New Bradford with steamer
t'addo Belle, leaving for Cedar Key and Suwannre
river points every Tuesday and Friday mornings.
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DISCHARGE Notice.

CIX MONTHS AFTER THE DATE lifRtGt,
- the undersigned, administrator ii tie estate II
Catherine f. Bowen, deceased, late of Leon comfy,
State of Florida, will present his final accounts =
the Hon. W. +. Byrd, County Jnd.,c of said county
and ask TOR discharge.
a. MOSEI.EY
Sheriff and cN.oilicio Administrators
February -, ISIS; en-
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"Tslrn Them Out.

y lNhln gtOn POET.
rhc much-sounded reorganization OF the Re
II hhcan party of New York is admitted, by
I'll" New York Times, to be nothing more than
= reorganization of the machinc'' and the
2'altS predicts no good of it, Very true Aud
b W much longer is it going to he before even
o. most thorough paced partisan of them all
- Il see and acknowledge that there nerer can be
lctolm within the party" Abuses manifold
arl monstrous, exist. "Thcrc is one remedy
e. All Turn them out
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE.
On HUMAN FI.ESM.

VEvAY, IND, August L. 1881.
DIR. Is. j. KENDALL 4 Co-(ients: SAMPLE of circulars
received to-day. Please send me some with nv imprint
printed on one side only. The Kcndals SPAWN Cure il
In excellent demand with us, and only for animals
but for human ailments also Mr. Jos Voris one of the
leading farmers In our county, slraned ankle badly
and knowing the value OF the remedy for horses tried
himself, and ii did better than he Ind exncc,
cured the sprain in very short order
Yours respectfully, C. o. TIIIEBAND
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SAVED HIM 1900 DOLLARS.
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE.

WILTON, MINI, January H. 1881
b. j. KENDALL II Co.-ticnts: Having got horse book
Of you by mail year the contents of which perSla
ded me 10 try kcndas SPAWN Cure the hind leg of
of my horses which badly swollen and could not
be reduced by any other remedy got bottles Of Ken
alls SPAWN Cure of Preston Iudduth, DRUGGISTS of
Waseca, which completely cured my horse. About five
years had threeyear old colt swecnicd very badly
used Your remedy given in your book without rowe
ing and must to your credit that the is entirely
cured, which il surprise not only to myself hut also to
my neighbors. lou sent the book for the tritng sum
OF % cents and if could get another like il would
not take $25 for it. Yours truly,
GEO. MATTHEW'S.
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JACKSONVILLE FXPRESS-(D 1iI,JA

Pullman Buffet and Drawing room Sleeping Cars
on this train for Savannah, Charleston and Wash
ington without change. Also Pullman Palace Sleep
ing Cars to Atlanta and Cincinnati via Jesup, with
nut change
Passengers are permitted to remain in the Sayan-
nah Slcepers until O'Clock A. NJ
new Restaurant has been opened ut Waycross,
and abundant time will be allowed for meals by all
passenger trains.
Connecting at Savannah with steamers for New
'ork, Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore.
Connecting at Charleston with steamers for New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Through Tickets sold to all points by rail ana
steamship connections, and baggage checked thro
Also SeepingCar bcrths and sections secured at
':ompanys Office in Astors Building, 81 Bay street,
and at Depot Ticket Office.
JAS. l.. TAYLOR, Gen' Pass. Agent.
A. NJ. IVES, Agent
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Anything which is homey, ugly, inconve-
hi'nt iil-shaped and unhandy is Queen Anne
~ lc and must be appreciated accordingly.
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GOI.f SOt TIL. No. > No. = No. l..
Leave fty1aIdina 0O pm Z II pm w IN
Afsivc'ln' ksonvillr :; - pm IS pm i p 7 m
G"I>c NORTH Not Nos No. IA.
lave .Ia' k-onvlr. 7:Oam 4l5pm 900 IN
Arrive Frtnandina.. 305 III 500 III 10 - III
rrail- Nos. > and & daily except Sunday; Nos :
and : IhlFsda, only; Nos Is and II, SUNDAY only
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Rail Roads, &c.
THE FLORAL CITY ROUTE
@4HAs s -
FLORIDA CENTRAL And WESTERN P ?

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, July ], lSxs
cling this date. trains on this road and 4.
IS Will run rs follows. ~
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FLORIDA TRANSIT AND PENINSULAR. and
FEhNANDINA AND JACKSONVILLE
RAILROAD
6 MR0g IS
TIME CARD No. 81.
PENIN~t'LAR DIVISION.

Trains N0s I. :! ;, I, daily, except Sunday.
Trains Nos. and ; stop AT Baldwin twenty min
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PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER- BOTTLE,
Or Six Bottles for Five Dollars.

~ All Druggists have 1t get It for You, or II
will be sent to address receipt of price by the
prieors, DR. b D. KENDALL Il Co, EnOsburgh Falls,
w. Send for Illustrated Circular.
AOH.AD HY ALI DRUlilslS'TS.
Nav To- lB83-ly
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Solid Trains jacksonville To Prusacola
SiCrf'in2 Cars Madison To Pensacola

TrnTuS md >, Hlily, Trains 3 and !, daily. =
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\ Mercilnl Man is Mercnl to his Beast
Daily Republican., 1883-09-17

A DAsTARDLY outrage was commit
ted by officer Tibbett yesterday. He &c
far forgot his duty ~ to arrest without
warrant ahighwayman who robbed a
boy Of a valise. The officer ought tG
have known better. He should have
gone before the Municipal Court, after
hunting up Solicitor Turner and have
had formal charges preferred, and a
warrant issued in regular manner
then he could have hunted the high
wayman, who, if not miles away, be
could have arrested after the plan OF
the Municipal Court. This outrage
should not I've passed without notice.
If the highwayman is Democrat, he
owes it to the good Of society to have
officer Tibbetts arrested a. d arraigned
before the Municipal Court, where he
will be lucky if he gets OFT under fine,
and more lucky if he escapes civil
suit for damages. We would call the
attention of Mayor Wales to this inter
ference of officer Tibbetts with a
Democratic treeman's rights, "Turn
the rascal out"