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duls, COLORADO and SANTA re ny
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kins, a. W. IL. Howell & Bro Drug sioSe p N.Y.,
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onauce A IL, kea,& Go. obi.tbursSsnre
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Ghesr Column.
Aoficss-
1hiscclIaneous VNa,,fs

N0fICA-:: AdverlssraeaSs CAV De hama, Ia,
oai business otce up to SD. N. and in:c tSs
eeta asstng room up N a. NJ. ~
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Miscellaneous Advertisements,
4 THE SUN.
NEW YORK, 1884.

AlIut sixty million copies of TIE SEN have eon. -
OF our establishment during the past twelve monhs WI
II you paste end to end all the columns ., ~,
THE SrNs printed and sold last year you would YET
tnusus strip Of interesting information common ssr
wisdom sound doctrine, and wit long enough IN
from Printing House Suqare to the top OF Mount Co..
nicus IN the Moon then back to the Printing Ht
Square and then thrcequarters OF the way back 10 ss
moon Dgain.
But The Sun is written for the inhabitants OF the
this strip of intelligence would girdle the sio
twenty or twenty-eight times A'o'e
II every buyer Of copy Of THE SUN during the ~.
year has spent only hour it, and il his WITT
his grandfather has spent another hour this newspane,
1888 has afforded the human thirteen thousand ys
of stead, reading, night and day ''a's
1t l. only by little celebrations like these that yor 49,
TO AIRY idea of the circulation OF the most ponns, ~
American newspapers, Of Its influence the onnioo
and actions Of American men and women. Ns
THx il, and will continue be a newspaper vA,.,
tells The truth without fear OF consequences which e.
at thu facte matter how much the process costa
presents the Of all the world without OF wosd
and IN the most readable shape which Is working with AZ
it, heart for the OF honest government and wh,S
therefore, belle that the Republican party must 90 s
must i" in the coming year OF our Lori, 1884
II You know THE Sun You like II already and you ,,,n
10 be tn most interesting year in tie history 70
you do not yet know The Sun is high time TO Gel in
the Sunshine.
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1884.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

Hdr1~ys Magazine begins its sixty eighth volume with
the December Number 1t is the most popular illus
traed periodical in America and England always fully
abreast Of the times in its treatment OF subjects Of cu
rent SOCIAL and industrial interest and always advancing
its standard OF literary, artistic and mechanical excel
encc. Among it attractions for 1884 serial
novel b! William Black illustrated by Abbey; new
novel BY p Roe, illustrated by Gibson and Dielmsn
descriptive illuSEa;ed papers by George H. Boughton
Frank d Miet, c. H. Fainham, and others; important
historical and biographical papers short stories bywD
Hewela, Charles Reade. &C.
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Terms To Mail bscri bers.

Tho several editions Of THE are sent by mail r,
paid. IA follows: P''t
DAILY-5O cents month, 90 a year. with SUNDAY ss,.
tpn. 81 wi
SUNQAi-Eght pages. This edition furnishes the e,,
rt news Of the world special articles OF exceptional
interest to everybody, and literary reviews Of ns~
books Of the highest merit. 81 year. ~"
WEEkLI-$l year. Eight pages of the best matte,
oh the daily issues an Agricultural Department ~
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SJ'N the newspaper for the farmers household 10
clubs OF ten with $40, extra copy &C. Address
/. w. ENGLAND Publi.her
3f-a THE SUN N Y (itv
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i" OUT WEST"

had supposed that the far West was
q new Garden of Eden, and that one had
but to venture there to gain the wealth
of Monte Christie. | met at the Union
station, yesterday, a man whom / imag-
ined was by this time bonanza king, a.
he went Westward years ago. But if he
Is a nabob he is travelling incog., and his
conversation is not calculated to stimu-
late Western excursions. He wore a
shabby ulster, long hair and pensive,
searching expression Of sympathy. He
greeted me as an old acquaintance at
once.
well" l queried, show do you like
the West ?"
81 like it just well enough" said he,
"to remain in the East the remainder Of
my days. l tell you, the East is good
enough for any man who hasn't life and
death dispute with the law on hand. In
the East man above the average in
smartness can get along but go West
and you find no drones. Every man you
meet is on the dead run for wealth, and
you must stay up late, rise early, and
bolt yonr meals to keep up with the
stragglcrs in the procession. There's lots
VI iuohcy w ce6, anu uiS wages. have
just come from Colorado, where got $40
a day for driving mule team. But -"
"That is very good salary for that
kind of labor 2"
cob! it is, is it? Well, you go out
there and see Why, my friond, | have
paid $3.50 for cup of coffee, 1915 for
glass of beer, and $500 for horn-han-
died jack-knife with one blade. 1 have
been in the mountains with party when
a chew of tobacco was put up at a rattle,
at a dollar chance; and if the winner
of the tobacco finally got away with it,
he had to dodge the contents of the re-
volvers of the party and keep out of
sight for a week. Talk about the West
to me! 1t is good place to die in; but
propose to livei from this time out where
the sun rises early, and there is no corner
on the luxuries of life"
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Never despair of finding lady in q
cabin or be too confident Of finding one in
mansion.
We have three kinds of friends
Those who love US, those who are indiffer-
ent to us and those who hate U.s. Cham
fort.
=" Sofa so good" remarked the young
man who couldn't get too near his best
girl.
We met young married man and
asked him how he was pleased with his
change in life. He took a long breath
and turned his eyes up as if trying to
think Of some expressive word, and then
said: ooh, sir, l wouldn't take million
dollar. for myself"
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Administrators Notice.

~ ms having claims against the estate OF Leon l.
Roberts, BITE of Leon county, and State OF Florida,
dfccased whether as creditors, legatees or persons
esNitlnd to distribution, to present their claims
ttb6 Undersigned, Sheriff and ezo6icio adminstra-
toe. Properly authenticated, within the time pre-
sNibst by law, or this notice will be plead In par
Or sahte and all persons indebted to said estate
Htl make payment Immediately.
i,f -; A. MOSELEY,
EferH and o6icio Administrator of the estate Oh
IL Leon T. Roberts.
Nov. a. 1SSE-Sw
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1884.
Harper's Bazar.
STRATED.

GaTfs Bd<ar is at once the most brilliant and useful
Honseho Jcui a in exis;ence 1t is the acknowledged
arfer of fashion in this fashion plates
PIE newest and most Stylish and its pattern sheet supple
men' and economic suggestions alone worth many
itn7's the Cost of subscription. ia illustrations Of art
hecework from the best sources. Is literary and
artistic merits of the highest order Its stories poems
and essa's are by the ct American and European
spoct Its choice art PICTURES would fill portfolios and
ts humorous cuts the amusing be found In
anY journal in America host OF brilliant novelties are
promised for 1891
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1884.
Harper's Weekly.
STRATED.

H0,pers Weekly stands at the head OF Amerceu illus
tEAted weekly ou nails By its unpar san position in poll
tics Its admirable usra IONS is carefully chosen seri
as short OF es sketches aud poems contributed by the
foremost artists and authors of the day 1t clries nsruc
tion and eei ain nent to thousands of American homes
: 1t will always be the aim OF the publishers to make
H1rptrs Heeiy he most popular and attractive family
newspaper in the VOID and in the pursuance Of this de-
STA. to present constant imp in all those ea-
TIRES VIII Gu have gained FOR it the confidence sympathy
and support of it. large ny of readers.
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
Pensacola and AndaluSia Railroad.

Pensacola and AndaluSia Railroad.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
l. of the formation of a railroad company, for the
purpose of constructing, maintaining and operating
railroad for public use, in the conveyance of per
sons and property, under the general laws OF the
State of Florida for the incorporation of Railroads
and Canals commencing at n point the river in
township 3, range 3d. Santa Rosa county, Fla run,
ming thence northerly and easterly in said county
to the Alabama State line
The name of said Company is the " Pensacola and
Andalusa Railroad Company"
The length of said railrOa is about twenty two
miles. The capital stock of said Company is $wo
hundred and twenty thousand dollars, divided into
two thousand two hundred shares The names md
residence IF the directors, who shall manage 1he,
affairs of the Company until Others chosen, ire
E. F. skinner, +. II Skinner, Escambil Fla; John
McDavid II. e McDavd, Santa Rosa county, fla
K. +. SKINNER
JNO. MCDAVID,
II. &. MCDAVID.
ID. NJ. MCDAVID
ID. F. MCDAVID,
j. A. MCDAVID,
w. &. MCDAVID.
+. II. SKINNER
October 9, 18S3-3m
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Notice of Insolvency

ATALTER r. BLAKE, ADMINISTRATOR OF
w the estate of VIM. j. Blake, late of Leon
county, in the State , f Florida, deceased having
filed in this court written suggestion of the in
solycncy of said estate, notice is hereby given ~ all
persons having claims against said estate to app, ar
and file the same with me duly authenticated,
cording to law, on or before the 18th day of Nav
A. ID. 1884. WIN. =. BYRD
Nov. IL, lSS:Gm Judge Leon County Coust
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Discharge Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER DATE, THE JNnER-
~ signed executor will present his final accounts
and vouchers of the estate of Mary Vison, l:e Of
Leon county, State OF Florida deceased, to the 'on
orable County Judge of said county, and ask 10 be
discharge as executor of said estate.
JAMES VI. VINSON,
Executor Estate Mary J. Vinson, decd.
June 10, lSS:5-6m
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OF INCORPORATION

Indian River and Northern Transportation
Company.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN AZ
IN cordance with the Laws of Florida, we, tae
undersigned, have formed an association to ne
styled and known as the " Indian River and North
ern transportation Company" for the purpose Of
constructing, maintaining and operating Railroad
from point on Indian River, at or near Rockledse,
to point on Lake Poinsett, on st. Johns River, IN
Brevard county, Florida for the purpose of con
veying persons and property. Said road to run
through Brevard county, and to be three miles in
length or thereabout.
MINOR 8. JONES,
ALEXANDER A. STEWART
JAMES A. McCRORY.
September IS, 1SS3-3m
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-Neighbor's pretty daughter: slow
much ID this a yard'Y' Draper'ss SON.
desperate spoons" on her: "Only one
kiss" at 10 20 cheap | will take three
yards, and grandma will pay YOU, i
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A REAL REMEDY!
NEITHER MYSTICAL NOR INDIAN, BUT
SCIENTIFIC AND SPFClFIC!

OOICN nINU
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REMEDY more popular at home, and where best
known MGn az or rs,seies q, O. King
A Il EM EDY that MIR. c. W. o'Neil Goodwater, Ala,
lieves sarcd he life
REMEDY Of which prominent Atlanta merchant
said, - would have given $500 would a
nickel for what two bottles OF your medicine did for
A Il EM EDV in regard to which s. j. Casses, M D.,
Druggist of Thomasville, Ga, says: 81 recall in
s stansss in 1o %h dd afforded t utter all the usual
A REM EDY about which Dr. r. B. Terrell, Latirange,
CA writes 81 have used for the last twenty years the
combination ever gotten together for the disease for
which 1t IL recommended.
A H EMEDY OF which DR.. Joel Branham, OF Atlanta,
said ~ hate eranined ne recipe, and have no hesita,
a 10 EMEDY which the Rev. II. B. johnson, near
Marietta Ga says he has used in his family with the
families; who found it to be just what it is
with CONSTANTLY increasing sales. The article is sta
REMEDY Of which Lamar, Rankin & Lamar say ::
We sold fifty gross In four months and sold it
REMEDY by which Dr. Baugh, q LAGRANGE, Ga,
says: II cured one of the most obstinate cases Of
oA5SUs MENsTnuATIoS that ever came within my
HIM EDX Of which ID Dr. j. c. Huss Notasugs Ala
that s1s;: q disease: which !! claims TO
states az General Insurance Agent says II used this
remedy before the on large plantation on great
number Of cases GltoGys apiM dbsoiute success"
RENE DY about which Mr. j. w. Strange, OF Car
tersville Ca, certi6es that bottle cured two
beers OF his family of menstrual Irregularities Of many
REMED that ia ChAnner Gan nnu other Madeline
Of its kind in the world because One or Ttco b tiles
0W Cure TIE Most Obstinate Case
THIS GREAT POPULAR REMEDY rs BRAD
YIELDS FEMALE REGULATOR (Wo-
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PRICE Small size 70 cents; Large size, $1D
SOLE PROPRIETOR AND MANUFACTURER
J. BRADFIELD,
Oct I'm No 1oe y. Pryor Street. Atlanta, Ca.
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"A COMFORTABLE TWOSTORY BUILDING,
IN furnished or unfurnished, with Ave rooms.
fu healthy locality, with garden, kitchen and fine
;sistern. Apply
:: AT THIS OFFICE
! November o, 1SS3-tf
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NOTICE
TO Purchasers of Lands, Railroad
. Companies and Others.

J. worthless lands, the undersigned. who first
stretched chain on the public domain Of Florida
thirty-ou years ago, will visit, inspect, survey,
geographically sketch any parcel of land In the
Hy, growth &C.
WIN attend to the selecting and mapping of lands
ths most reliable real estate agents and the hest In
foEmed attorneys in matters pertaining to laud
grants, titles and land matters generally Will ex-
aI;ne the complications in the public land surveys
and field notes Will make estimates, surveys aud
locations of proposed railroads at short notice. and
will make surveys of small unsurveycd parcels and
islands of U. g. lands according to the instructions
OF the IT, g. Surveyor General.
II. 8. DUVAL, Tallahassee, Fla.
~ Office at the Capitol State Engineer for the
Board of Internal Improvement.
October 30 1888
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New Advertisements.
FARM FOR RENT.

THE L UNDERSIGNED WILL RENT HIS FARM,
Il short distance from Tallahassee on the Thorn.
asville road, consisting of 1l2 80 acres
cleared.
There is a modern two-story dwelling, with
six rooms-well aud cstern water, good barn and
stable, and other out buildings on the place. A
The location is healthy, and the house is on high
ground overlooking two beautiful lakes
For full particulars, terms, &c, apply to
w. T. WEBSTER,
Nov. colin Tallahassee, Fla
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n FREE TO r. A. NJ Graphic Coored Engraving
ofan Ancient Initiation Scene from newly discovered
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Legal Advertisements
STATE LAND SALES.


OFFICE OF !.
COMMISSIONERS OF LANDS AND lMMIGhATIns,
TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-17
STORIES or cRChhrY TT SING SING.

The subcommittee of the Assembly Com
,uittec on Prisons Investigated the crmpniuis 81 con-
yics Yesterday AT Sing Sing OF the prisoners call d
three were suffering from pulmonary troubles ana com
plaucd bitterly Of INADEQUATE medical treatment otto
Ecthold testified that lie sized 20 pair Of boot. day
and had been padded by Keeper Bpwcs until his
body was ~ black the of spades" fiis offence
WAS not telling where he got n pair OF solcs for another
convict He received 1eOor 100 blows Bowcs crying
.ocs " nj each whack aud flaming himself with The
paddle when resting. Money, Eckbod said would So
cur, everything Michael Nathanson testified that tor q
slght infringement Of the rules nc bad been padded
Kccpcr Boyycs had assaulted him with club. re
bored elongated yclooish spots his legs to verify
bis abatement. I world rather have dagger IN my
heart than be padded 2 gain" he said. youthful
convict said that when he complained OF sickness, Dr
Rorbcr sent him to the Jail lie padded several
timcs For palpitaton Of the heart Dr. Barber gave
t,,,, hot trol,. aud DOVcT's powders
MN W" ", t Wines had ended his testimony Robert
Mclaughlin ran into the room presenting petition to
he heard He said ai he lad received tlgty-on blows
a. "nndding" and that the beds were filthy II. gen
flcmrn he continued. You VIII como %tm me ~ show
Won the ins and outs OF ths place. rs invitation
ygs not accepted Joseph Carroll testified That rs had
rcc, nut I'm the cooler for rcnding
Thenext witness John Daily showed long scar re-
LED frnm a clubbing the hands OF Keeper Ilornbcck
and two others. lie limited n2~tSori .",lhs nee9
drink Andrew IanlOn tcHlncG lnal ne nht CLlIE' Oh
Gallery No o. He was cold nights win SIX blankets
the er convcts having only three. JOn po%1 sWoro
that his health had been impaired ny Pdins an inii
cis Sutton testified that Dr. Barber sent MN |" JAN whc
sick that he now on lnt F'Is ol con
sumption " lie is quack, he said though ~ nay ny
ha ve a diploma" William White iIad had Dcc"iub Vi VIC
lungs for seven weeks, but had only been let
of work three weeks. The doctors medlciie
made him George Mahon tesuned u,
favor of the prison management, and George Apo VINO
had served two terms had been padded In inc mrs.,
lie had complaint against Warden b lir,i' /;
but he still suffered from the padding,
Francis Haggerty who could only speak by great ei,
fort gave his statement in excited manner He had
inflammation OF the lungs, but was IN cold cell, IN
whicb he had walk nights 10 keep warm The doctor
,aid that he was shammng and 10 told by Keeper
u on that II he didn't do his work he would put him IN
he bil His task trim the,hees OF 700 pairs OF
sho.s a day q task for horse" he said. When he
sHed Ir Barber something 10 eat, he replied the
restanrant Is closed"