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lELvIDERE DIVISION.
FROM BROAD STREET STATION.

FROM BROAD STREET STATION.
Daily, except sunday--E1pre for LAmbertvills
: Eaton, Delaware Water Gap, Scranton, Bling.
hamton and Oswego S.00a. IN, u. Oh and $50 p.
N. For Scranton and Water tap only, $40
pm.
For Lambertville,-3p p. IN.
For bennington, 800 a. M, Il. OF and LOOP. m.
Trains arrive daily, except Sunday-From Easton.
$50 u. an. -, ~, 7.46 and 0, 90 y. m.
FROM KENsIN9TUE STATION, FRONT
AND NORRIS STREETS.
Daily, except SundRy-Express for LAmbertvtlle,
EAston, Delaware Water GAP, seI antOn, Bing-
hamtOn and OswCEO 7.40 a. M, l2.0l, $50 p. m.
For Scranton ana Water Gap only, .. IS y. m.
For Lambertyille, 2. 10 D. IN.
For Pennington, 10 n. IN. l2Ol and 3. 30 D. m.
sleeptng-car tickets can be had AZ Broad and
Chestnut streets, $50 Chestnut street. aud Broad
Street station.
The Union Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences. Time
cards and full Information can be obtained At the
stations and at the following
No. sS5 Chestnut street,
>. X. cor. Broad and Chestnut,
TICKET oFFIcEe:1 No. lt6 Market street.
No. 4Chel on ave. Germant'n,
mo. S24 Federal st. Camden.
CHARLES Il. PUGH, General Manager,
J. n. WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
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IL ANY READER of the GAZETTE thinks he
does not now get the worth of his money we
will give him the paper whole year for
nothing, Daily for the past two weeks the
GAZETTE has beaten It's contemporaries in
matters of local news, while Its telegraphic
service has recorded the latest and most In
teresting ey snts, up to the hour of going to
press. The way the circulation is jumping
up shows that our increased efforts to give
the public the best paper in the city are ap-
preciated, and We shall continue our efforts
to deserve still greater encouragement in
the future.
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AroTICE.--I. ALExANDER MCGOWAN.

NOTICE., ALEXANDER MCGOWAN,
In TENANT Of this within me tionei nremi-
buch case isade and provided, do h. Teby give
notice hat HAL Amply I'd within the honor
OF the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State OF
Delaware, in and for New Caste county, en-
lssa, being the nrst day Of said Court, for q
license o keep an inn Or ,yern, az the Nor h.
west rn Of Thlr and Lombard streeta, IN the
wa 4, and 10 sell Int xieatlns liquors In less
quantities III n one qua ( 10 be runk on the
reaidents of said ward, ree0mmend the said
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NroTIop RICHARD GKEENFIELD

N0TICP.-I, RICHARD GREENFIELD
IN OWNER Of the within mentioned premises,
In compI alce Ith act OF Assembly In such
case ID de and pro 'dvd, do hereby give notice
that shaH apply In VT Ing 70 the honorable,
the Judges Of Inc Court o. General Skss,ons Of
The Peace. and lah Delivery o. Tie stAte 81
Monday, tho 70 b day OF NOvtlnb next, a. D..
iss2 bsIna he irss day OF sail Court Tor llcen Q
to Keep AZ inn or taveln, at No ~ West Fourth
street being the SOU Invest cnrner 81 Fourth aud
Adams etfetta. In the Thlrd Ward OF. 81 city Of
WIminet p New Castls Ccnnty. pelaware,
aud 10 sell intoxicating liquors. IN Ie+e Qusnutles
than Une quart, TO be drunk ON the premise /,
aud the following respectable residentso OF
IA ward, recommend the aid application. 10 wit;
John Beese. Thomas Ford,
r. j LOGAN, Jacob W, Hill
ThomnsJ fItxsimmUnn, Patrick Monaghan.
u ~. a. ohwArz. y Patrick Carney, ~
Harry Taylor, Henry Witsil,
MicIIa Cannon Morris Tavt0r,
fred. DAnA, - l W. Camp ell.
I'm rles Drnx u. Jaues sweeney,
,ieo. II, kelsl, - .. n. M.nRnell.
Peter Z. TakgArt. IhDtnaa johnson,
Thosnna nui1re. Re- Johs' w Carey, CT
n q. WIhIams frank Dorsey,
lanes Nj CfIfAn William Kyne.
octl5-st RICH ARD 0REENFIEI4D.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILRO
RhbIIMUhE AND UHIU KAILKU7
THE MODEL FAST LINE, AND TIE d
LINE BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST, v1A.wAsHt
TON.
DOUBLE TRACK JAHNY COUPLE
STEEL RAILsl
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY, NOV. IL, lSS2,

LEAVE CAMDEN STREET STATION
A. NJ. fChieaEo, Cincinnati. ST., Lonls PIt
400 press, Is. & y. Palace Sleeping N
Cincinnati, st. Louis and Chicago,
40 Washington and way stations,
MIDLAkDl Southwest, Rlchm1nd'
$50 Eliicoti City and way stations.
SO Washington and way stations.
no. washington Express.
T.i5 ANNAPOLIS, 6TAUHTON AND WI
lNGTOH EX. and stations on AefO
TO ti'ledmont, strasburg, Winchester,
ersLoWn, Frederick and way stations
Main stem. ION sunday to Ellicoa
800 fPTiTsRURe, CINCINNATI, ST. Id
WASHINGTON AND COLUMBUS
PRESS daily, and CHICAGO daily e
Saturday. tRiehmOnd and Tue SCUM
Quantico). Sleeping cars Ballim9f@
cinnAti, Louisville and Chlcsgo jung
PArior Cars, Chicago junction 10 Cll
Sleeping Cars, GRAFTON TO lndlAla
daily except Saturday. A..
$40 tWashington and way eta Ions AM
10. 50 Wl " e iffsttfSS,N AND LAUREL
PRESS.
l2,I5 Warrington, Annapolis and way.
lao ton SUNDAY only, for Washlhs"p
I.SO Rlfcott City and way stations,
$50 Washington and Way stations,
mond. Ouantlco, except sunday
nert NJ Washington with /. ). q. W
Monday, v ednesday and Friday, anT
Potomac Steamboat Co, on Ihesus|,
DAY and Saturday for Old POINT ooA,
l.oo MNYs stSl1' tfi EXPRESS. stoP'
Jessup's Annapolis Junction. baufs'
40 Wis nehe5teF, ,Hayerstown Frederick
way. wa,.
500 tWashington, Annapolis, ana "s''
$40 frederick and way stations'
| 6,2O Nartinsburg and way stations.
60S fWaEhlngton and way stations
Ia iPitfsburg. (ey Gland and lletfoi! ~ X
i;&O. Palace sleeping tsf NJ y e. ~ HI n
| SIS +(ltICABO, CiNClNSAi5 ,22tu,iui;S
| - WASHINGTON AND C,Lon'DIr
| I PhFs9. u. Il q. Palace Sleelint K
Cincinnati, 81. Louie lnI i, h1 vvSsiftit'nd
hurg and the south, Via va nit IA n
els ton Sunday only, ioi NJ ai'
| fi.I5 Nj. Airy aud way stations,
| II a. WashingtOn and way slallVns; RI
Lave for Metropolitan B.aneh, Lbs, M
! and 2,BJp. m. For Rockville, is;V ea. M nj,
All trains stop nj Relay except SVV - ms
LEAVE WASHINGTON FOR BAITmoI
500. 1881, so, MS, SIC, tS'g' "a w ,sa n
NJ. O0 !. 40, 10. 20 and 1913 p. m; H., ,y.,ns
iDaiIy. tsunday On.y. ot'ef "AiH'
A' Gag. called for and checked at a, i h1ies
hNy nrders left at Ticket JIM ~
~ n fIMORE STREET, \. 81 MI
-, ~ 1NhDEN STATION anu
WIZ ". Il. CLEMENTS, Co. Q; X r. so1AIt
Master Of Transportation. oe". -
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our traaiiss IN Blood sAd DIE cA
Nos TO sTTiisARPlIRsjs SWIFT tREcRd slass's' -
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paill Gazette
w1Ll1INaToN. wEDNEsDAH. OCT. I


II is reported that Fred. Douglass, ex-
Senator Bruce, and other heightened, office
holding negroes of Washington, WHO have
always socially ostracised the humber people
OF their race aud drawn the line of distinc-
ton even more tightly than have the white
people, pretend TO be highly incensed at the
Supreme Court decision upon the Civil
Rights Bill, and fearful OF the effect It will
have upon the colored people throughout
the country.
Such professions on the part OF these
people are mere buneombe, and We do not
think the colored ofthe country need fear any
Ill -efIects in the future. The Law was dead
letter from its enactment, aside from the
powei It placed in the banda Of malicious
negroes to make trouble with white business
men, and II is the highest credit to the col
ored people of the country that SO few in
stances OF malignant prosecution originated
/ from the attempts to enforce the obnoxious
provisions Of the unnecessary and distaste-
full law t.e vra Ic ea e- si. .......
We do not think there Is any danger that
the colored people win be deprived OF any
Of their. Just rights Ia the future. Nc
human legislation can alter or amend the
rules of society, and no people can b
grSnted special social distinctions, Or forced
into circles where their presence 10 not dc
sired. Society itself sternly regulates al
such matters. As far as the personal or pc
litleal rights of the colored people are con
cerned they will always be respected
as the possession Of the ballot
q: and the sensible notions of politics
independence that are rapidly prevailin
among many colored men who iormerl
voted blindly for the representative of th
party that sec ured the freedom Of their rae
make them an important factor in the nj
tional body polite, and one that leaders (
all parties will look upon with solicitud
and respect.
To negroes of the Douglass and Brut
stripe, who would not. associate wit
the mas Of their g. people undt
any consideration, the allure Of legislatic
designed to elevate them above their bette
is doubtless severe blow. But 1t will NJ
make particle OF difference TO the color'
people generally throughout tine couDtT
Thoy will live, move, and have their being
the same as they have Tor years, and po
tieians of all parties will seek the color
vote at election times as assiduously as eve
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LrUENsE APpLTCATToNs.


sN0TICE.--I, GEORGE w. HCOYLE,
~ TE ANT 9fthe wilAin meAt lone premiase
IN cofa lianca with an aot OF 4Agemhly N such
eaaa made ane provide,. no hlfnby give neslee
teat shall apply In writing e the henorxelf,
the Judges OF TIC Conrt U{ Geuetal sessions 81
the peacs nnd Jall Delivery the Stale ef pela-
ware in and for New Castle oOq. ~ on Monday,
the I9lh day Of Hovember, A, ~ issS being the
hfst dsy OF said court, for \ license 70 keep an
inn or ayern ON the west ellie q Market rect,
betwcen Twenty second and TwenIy1thtrd sis.,
Of u lin nation, Del and 10 zen rtoxieAtnE
liquors In less quantities than ope qunrk TO be
drank on the premiaes, and the following re-
upectAAie cftiz6uAs ettdentH OF uid wsrd, rec
ommend the sAfd application, 10 Wit
DnVid o. Smith, Heven O GEM,
Joseph u Jeat Tias John N klwee,
xdwln N. Rarr John w Kirby,
Edward Turner, Erwin Pike
Jane Lynn, John larson,
George MouAeley, Thomas n, uPnAr.
aaron 3. Beala, "a uel Ing. am,
Francis r. Gal agheF, John q. Kolck,
Windeld Palmer. Thomas II SommerA
George ". Grlf1lh, Gee. o. Raymond.
VIM. Todd, Howard w, Cornell,
Caleb Watson. George 7. Barnh II.
John T. Elliott rL,E
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NoTICE.-I, BERNARD BONNER, THE
~ OWNER OF the house situated aI No. 60
East ifth street, In the Fourth ard OF the city
or Milm ngton, co ntY of New Castle and 8 ate
of Delaware, Ia compliance with he r,quire-
ments OF the acts Of the General Assembly In such
ma1e and provided, do b, reDy give notice
that shall ply In writ to the Court oil
General SessI1n or the Peace and jill Delivery
OF the State OF eiaware, in an for New Csstle
coun y. an Monday, the 10Th nay o. November,
A. d. 1888 bel TIE next term Of sal court for
License Tor the said house rs M inn or tavern
for the stle therein OF tOxioating liquors In
less q IAntiIes than ons quart, de aTunk en-
the premises, and the fol owing respectable
citizens OF he said ward rec MN nd the said
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NOTICE. - I, FRANK BOSTEK,
Church strect, IL the Eighth wsrd Il he city
Of VII ihRtSh eopI ~ New Castle apd etata
4 nel syAr.. IA compliance Win q rsSS re-
aHch case made aRd provided. do h feby give
aqtlce that hAn apply - writ ny 70 the Q urt
Isygry VI the ii ate u DsIauHfe. 10 AMI lf,r New
: tie county. .apn MdnlNy. the lpth day
sAi { art, for license for said house b. an Inn
or tavern for the sA the Elm OF int0xicatin
llquAs 10 less QUANTITIES. than ODp quart 20 be
drunk on The premlsea. and the following re-
spectacle citiEehA Of the said yard recommend
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NroTfcE. ~, WILLIAM q. I CARROLL,
IN rtNANT bftlie within mes toned PREMISE
in -olli~Iia &c with act o. Assembly, IN such
case made and rovided, do hereby give 'nOtice
that shall npplv In WrlinE the honorable,
tiIe dndEes 81 dc Court OfGenernt sessions Of the
Peaie And IAH IIeiiyeTy Ol tbs StNteo DeiAWhre
in and Tor Ney Castle oountY, on MondAy, the
18th aAy q, November ne = A. n, iaSt Selng
inn al favetn Al No. l0s Vast Water street. In
the SecoId ward. OF the city o. wnminetgn,
eounly ard State AFORESAID. and 70 Sc Into ica-
be drum On the preinls :. and tue foioFlnK re-
spectAhle eltisels. reiltfpts % sad ward, rec.
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NOTICE, I. WILLIAM II. BxADY,
IN WNER Of the within mentioned PREMISE.
In compliance with an act OF Assembly In such
case mad and provided. do hereby give mott
that shall apply In whiting 70 the honor Abl, the
re ICE and yau Delivery ofthe state Of Delaware,
In aud ter New Castle county, on Monday, the
~ day of n " mbuF naxt A. d., 1855 hei 9
the fret day u said court for . lirense To keep
An Inn Or tavern at the No theast oraef OF
Fa0,.t a. WAshlngte1 streets, y the First
ward, OF the city OF Wilmington. county N State
Aforesaid and TO sell Intoxicating iqu re- In less
ouantttie. than me quart to he drunk on the
pTemises and tn following re- portable ci'isena,
residents OF said ward, recommend the aid
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GREAr PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.

GREAF PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.
BoUBLE TRACK-sTEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID seen FRY, MAGNIFICENT
EQUIPMENT, NORTHERN CENTRAL kA1l.-
WAY.
TAKING EFFkCT MAY IL 1885,
Trains leave Baltimore city time, MS followst
Mali Train, daily except Sunday, for
Chicago and Limited Express, daily
Fast line daily, West 80. io Is M.
Harrisburg Passenger, daily except
WssIsra Express, daily r. m. N.
PSrktown Accommodation, s.so $50 40 and L
p. M, Iaily, except Sunday. Sunday only, ;.
oeckey:yiIIe Multiplication, go. n.so a. M.
80, 500. s.o9 and u. 30 p. m. On Sunday,
For Hanover and Gettysburg, 7.sO a. m.
For Green Spring Branch, $50 q. M, and $40
PSr tickets TO all points East, North and West,
apply at Calvert Station, at Northeast corner
baltimore and Calvert streets, and at Union
Bagsage called for and checked at hotels and
ser Baltimore and Calvert streets.
BALTIMORE g. POTOMAC RAILROAD.
FROM CALVERT STATION.
TAKING EFFECT JUNEIa 1883.
ES Ss,Iy snssnt sn1dsv M ma az and s
and M, a3d Soc and 10 p S daily. 'o
For Pope's Creek Line, 100 .. m. and Z, 10 p. M,
Tor Annapolis, 100 a. N. daily except Sunday.
va and d. s. % 2; m. daily ih: sou,. =,
For the South Via Virghlls Midland Railroad, At
5.2os.m;' daily, and 800 p.m.' except Sunday.
For q. and q. Il. H., at ais and s.65 D. M,
FOR Norfolk Via Potomac River steamers, Non
day, Wednesday and Friday at II. So a. N.
FROM UNION STATION.
Ror washington, "a, go z,15 Z46, 0.5o. Ii. 20
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Sables are for three sorts !:

Russian Sable, used here a scoro of years ago.
Hudson's Bay Sable, rea1N Marin Skin-a
soft rich, bIOs hair, largely used In Trimmings.
Mink Sable TO correspond, but coraser hair.
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JOHN WANAMAKm,

0sS-Esli Ss6sSs. FkilsasiS6ia. '' '--N
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NEW YORK DIVISION.
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET sTATIOD
FOR NEW YORK.

rs except sIondsyI Ss9 ~ 30. Up
S9p. MI q Is. S6.S,7.4S, 8 and .. b .. M.
and l2.0i night, ON sundaYs, ga A9, as
SAND $50 p. M, and 1901 night.
For BROOKLYN, N; \. Al tnrouEh trains con-
Annex AflOrding direct transfer 70 Fulton
street, avoiding double ferriaEe and Journey
across Now York city.
Express for Sea Girt, spring Lake, Ocean Beach,
Ocean Grove, Asbury Fark and Long Branch
$50 aud II. " .. ~ and as, a.QA S.so, 100 p
PROM KENsIN9ToN STATION FRONT AND
4AT'W az EORHs STREETS.
Express for New York, 6.b5 and $50 .. m. on
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NOTICE II, MAKIA NEWELL, IL
IN CENsED retail er Of goods, wares aud merV
chAnaise In cpmfl anee with an act Of Assembly
In such ease made and provided, do give notlo-
that shall apply In, wiring 10 this honorable.
the Judges'of re Court OF Uenernl sessions Of
the Peace aud jail Delivery Of the state Of Dola-
ware, IN aud for New Castle county, on $40 day,
the 10Th dav Of November next, AID, 1854, being
the hrst ray Of said court for license 90 keep an
~ ~ th sa - ~ IL ~ tttiiatn.te,, naunay
aad State Aforesaid. and 70 sell + toXicatiuK
liquors IN not less quantities than
on the premises, and the following re-
spectacle citlHens, residents " said ward rec
ommend the sAid appl cation, To wit
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NOTICE., WILLIAM G. R0BELEN,
IL THE TENANT OF the withIn- M ntinned
premises, In com piance with an Act of Assembly
In such o. &c made and provided do hereby give
notice that shall apply In writing 10 The homo :
able, the Judges Of the Court OF General Sessions
of the Peace and jail Delivery uf the State OF
Delaware, in and for New Castle county, on
Monday, the 18Th day Of November n KIT 4. D.,
sSa being the nrst day OF said court for license
TO Keep an INN or tavern ate East sixth str ct
In the Fourth ward of the city OF Milmin -,
county Of New clAtle, State of Delaware, and to
al intoxicating hquOrs In less quantities than
enc quart, be drunk on tn prtmises, and the
following respectable citlEen~, residents of said
I'd rncnm :, and The anlh annllcnIlnn. To vii;
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FRANK ROSTER.

NOT1CE.-I, MICHAEL NULL AN,
IN OWEEk Of the house situated on Clinton
street bet Neen Water and Front tle'ts, Drl,-
Red Lion hundred, New Castle county
and State of delaware, In compliance
Assemb y. IN such case made and pruvided, do
hereby give notice that shall apply In writing
70 the Court OF General sessions Of the Peace and
Jail Delivery Of the -tate OF Delaware, IN and
for ew Castle county, on Monday, the 18th day
ar Sr., dsI OF me neSt M or
said court for license for said house q. an
lauorsI In not less quantities than e-half gallen,
not 20 be drnnh on the emf es, and the following
respectable citizens. residents Of said district re-
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bOUBIE TKACK-STFEL kAII45.
SPLENDID seen FRY, MAjNIFICENT
NORTHERN CENTRAL kA 1L.-
WAY.
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FROM MARKET STREET wHARF.

Express for New York. via Camden and Trenton,
$50 q. m, and 4.so p. m, ON week days.
Express for ocean Ar0ge and Long Branch, &C.,
via Tom's River and Berkeley. LS0A. m, p.
M.
Express for Tom's River and internedints
stations, 7. N a. m, and 8. 70 y. IN.
Tuckerton, 7.5J a. N, and 100 .. m.
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NoTICF,--I, MICHAEL CAM ~,
lN TENANT of the wlthln mentioned premises
lp compii nee with Ep act o. As mbly 10 81 h
that shall ap ~ 81 writing, TO the hon Fable.
tn Judges OF the Cou ~ o. eral Sessions of
Delaware. In and fOv NV Castle ounty on
Monday, the 9Th day Of November next. A. D.,
1888 being the hrst daV al Id court. Tor 4
llcen Keep an Inn or tavern, ut No. 10 East
Front street. In the 3ecOnd ward In the city OF
~ iImi gton. Q unity and state aforesaid, nd to
sell Int ixieating liquor, ~ less gu antilles than
one quart to lbs trunk on the PREMISE, d the
foilowl Tespectahf citizens, residents OF said
Nnrn recnlnn and the nAIh Annllcaflnn n wit.
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PENINNULAR DIVISION.
CONNECTIONS.

AT FERNANDINA-Steamships San Antonio, West
ern lexfs. Carondeet aud State of Texas-From
New York Tuesday, 500 m, II .35 a m, G. Is m :;
for New York Thursday, TO- 40 III, 500 m, $50
p IN. steamer City of Bridgcton, Sea Island Route
Fer savannah Tuesday and Friday; from Savan-
nah Wednesday and Saturday. Steamer Martha
From 81. Marys River Landings Wednesday and
Friday for ST. Marys River Landings Sunday and
Wednesday
AT CALLAHAN - To and from Savannah and Char
iestou - and 9.4j M; to and from Savannah and
Charleston $50 and 4 % p m
AT BALDWIN - 70 and from Tallahassee !. As p m.
AT HAWTHORNE - To and from Paatka 10 IS m
and 40 pm
AT WILDWOOD Stage Line to and from Brooks
vile ard Tampa daily except Sunday Stage Line to
and ir"rl l.eesburg daily except Sunday
AT CEDAR kEY-Florida aud Havana Mail Steam.
ship Co.'S Steamers - For Key West Monday and
Thursday for TAMPA Monday and Friday.
d. E. MAXWELL Supt
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A REAL REMEDY!
NEITHER MYSTICAL NOR INDIAN. BUT
SCIENTIFIC AND SPEClFICi

\ REMEDY Of orer frtnfy.fre yeays standins.
A RENs DY more pOintdr at home and where best
known, Mqn at oHsr rtintdieS Of its Gind.
REMEDY endorsed by the hest Physicians and
K REMEDY that Mr.. c. W O'Neil. Goodwatcr Ala
says raised his wife from an invalids bed, and hebe
sstMEDY of which prominent Atlanta merchant
said. i" would have given 500 l won ah Il
nickel for what two bottles of your medicine cid or
\ REMEDY in regard to which s j. Cassells NJ. D.
Druggist of Thomasville, Ga. says: Il can recall IN
stances in which i qtoried reiiq after all Me nesat
remedies hdd tdiied.
REMEDY about which Dr. r. b Terrell, Lat irara,e
Ga, writes 81 have used for the last twenty years the
medicine you are putting up. and consider il the iiesi
combination ever gotten together for the disease for
which it is recommended.
REMEDY of which DR.. Joel Branham OF Atlanta
said II hare examined the recipe, and have no hesita
tOh in advising its USE and confidently recommend i :"
R EMEDY which the Rev. II. B. johnson, hear
Marietta Ga says he has used in his family with the
utmost satisfaction, and recommended II To- three
families ''who found il to he just what it is recon-
A REMEDY of which pemberton. Iverson & Deni-
son lay I'VE have been selling il for many Years
with constantly increasing sales The article s -la-
pie with us and one OF d6S0lrte merit
REMEDY of which Lamar. Rankin & Lamar say
We sold fifty gross in four months, and never SOLD it
REMEDY by which Ilr. Baugh, of LAGRANGE. Ga.
says ~ cured one Of the most obst ate eases Of
N1cARIous MENsrRUArIoN that ever came within my
knowledge with a few bottles
REM EDY OF which DR.. J. c. Huss, Notasulge, Ala.
says II am fully convinced that it is unri, aed TOR
that Glars Of diseases which il claims to cure"
KEMEDK about which Maj John c. Whitser, 81
States General Insurance Agent used this
remedy before the a large plantation great
number of cases dl,rGys ,piM absolute success"
RE NEEDY about which Mr.. j. w. Strange Il Car
tersville, Ga certifes that one bottle cured two mem
bers of his family Of menstrual Irregularities Of many
years standing.
REM EDY that is Cheaper than any other Msiic,te
of its kind In the world because One T.cO "a ttcs
aciH Cure the Most Obstinate Case.
THIS GREAT P0PULAR REMEDY rs BRAD
FIELDS FEMALE REGULATOR (Wo-
MANS BEST FRIEND For sale by all Druggists
PRICE Small size, rs cents; Large size $3.50
SOLE PROPRIETOR AND MANUFACTURER
j. BRADFIELDs
Oct. 16-2m No. 10e y. Pryor Street, Atlanta, a2a.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-10-23
Legal Advertisements.
SheriH'S Sale.

ton issued ont of the Circuit Court, StccEd
judicial Circuit of Florida in and for Leon county
in a certain cause wherein 4. {. Lewis " Sons were
plaintiffs, and John A. Craig was defendant have
levied upon and will offer tor sale before he court
house door, in the city of Tallahassee, Fla On TIC
first Monday in November next, being the 3th DAY
of said month at the usual hour of sale, the fotin~-
ing described real estate, towit: All OF me csat
half of the northwest quarter of section twenty
five (25) township one %, range one (l), north and
west except nineteen and three quarter (l93 acres
owned bN the Middle Florida Agricultural and No
chancal Association, and ten 90 sold 10 VIII
liam Pells. Levied upon as the property of J"Ea
A. Craig, and situate in Leon county and state 81
Florida
Purchaser to pay for titles.
A. MOSELEY Sheriff
October ,, 1SS3-5w
r. W. WILLIAMS, Plaintiffs Attorney.