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rArd frDu o. hnndrDd and my u two
hundred Esst srrnits shis - - dons,
ard leave aplendid drives on either hide
81 the track The track viii Be fenced
In On both sides the entire length, and ON
either hide rows d shads trees planted
ont and broad walks constructed for
promsnading. Running parallel to and
overlooking Lake Dora the Boulevard
wiil be one of the finest streets in the
town, and the natural beauties, together
with the adjournment which will be made,
viii make Of it q worthy rival of the
world-renowned Inter den Linden of
Berlin
The Leesburg Nescs complains Bit
terly of the many and widespread forest
fires caused by unknown persons in Sum-
ter county. A correspondent of that pa
per, under the caption Sc A Fiery Sabbath
in the Pine Woods near Mirror Lake"
writes as follows: Last Saturday night
and the whole of Sunday were made
memorable to the usually quiet and Sab
bath-observing little settlement around
the residences of Messrs. Gould, Bosan-
quet and Stapylton by one of the most
dangerous and destructive forest fires that
has taken place for many years. Famed
into fury by a strong east wind, the flames
took complete possession of the fields of
deadened timber which here cover over
one hundred acres On Sunday all hands,
white and colored, were working without
food or rest, not only to save fences, but
to avert the absolute destruction of houses
and homes which were continually being
showered by burning brands from flaming
trees. Hundreds of panels of fencing
were destroyed and it is hard to say what
the consequences would have been as re-
CARDS the destruction of property if it had
not SO happened that the colored people
had assembled for preaching which it is
needless to say did not take place under
the circumstances. Before sun down the
wind dropped and by untiring efforts all
danger was ayerted, although the burning
trees, as seen all night through the dense
smoke which settled down like pail on
the wearied community, presented still
weird and threatening appearance.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-03-27
Notice of Incorporation.

DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF THE LfG.
ID islature of the State Of Florida. entitled 4. An
Act to provide General Law for the incorporates
Of Railroads and Canals, approved February .sIEb
1871, notice Is hereby given required By saifct
that company has been formed, aud their arsjsaes
Of association duly died, under the name oEIfAe
ireen Cove Spring and Melrose Railroad Gal,n-
Pany, to be invested with all the rights, pOS;An
formed under said act for the purpose Of constStt
ing maintaining and operating railroad for p0tic
use IN the conveyance of persons and pfok&43y.
The line Of said road is to be about thirty sS
In length and 10 to be constructed from tho teSn
Of Green Cove Spring. In Clay county, thence SHss.
wardiy TO the town Of Melrose, in Aiachua cohpSyl
K B. CANOVA,
A. r. VOGELBACH,:S
SHBEYE ACKLEEss3
ELIAS EARLE ~
January IS, 1sSS-3m IncorporatsssS
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Commissioners Salei

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER BY THE ;uiSGE
ID Of the County Court. In and for Leon ssonnty,
on the 9th day of February, A. D. 1883, 1tassel
ut public outcry, to the highest bidder for csk; he
fore the Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit C3ukl in
the City Of Tallahassee, on the first MondAt in
April, A d. 1885, at the usual hours of sale All the
right, title and interest which Amanda Chaires:had
at the time of her death H. and all the inter
title of her estate in and to the following described
real estate lying and being in the county Of Leon
State Of Florida to-wit: The Sw1, and Tho VIZ
of the SEX, of Section 30; all of Section 3fs the
VIZ, and the sWH Of the NEH, Of Section s., in
Township l, North, of Range q, East. AlSstbe
Mex Of Section ], Township !, Range ], South and
East-containiDg 400 acres, more or iees,s and
known as Lake Place" Also tie NEL of HEk,
and SWH of the NEH, of Section so, Towushfp |,
Range g North and East-containing so acres-sFl
Purchaser to pay for deed
T. A. SHINE, CommissioEeE
February 81 18S3-5w ~
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Discharge Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER THE FIRST PUBsaCA-
y ton of this notice, j VIII present my voH9hars
and final return administrator Of the estA14 Of
John Hammett, late of Leon county and E,axN of
Florida deceased, to the Hon. VIM. r. Byrd, C.aNBty
Judge of said county, and ask to be discix3ked
from the further administration Of said estatsSst
RADFORD HAMAETT:Et
Administrator Est John Hamme4t deceaz6h
FEB. 81 lSS3-6In HS:t
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PROPOSALS FOR BEEF.
ADyUTANT-GENERAL's OFFICE,
= Kr KAhrx.ne Qkh I

IALLAHAsSkk, FLORIDA, ebruary 6th, I6S5.
CEALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
- beef for the use Of the State Asylum at Chatta-
hoochee, will be received at this Office until the
nrst day Of April, at - o'clock NJ, at which time
all proposals received win be opened In public In
the presence of the Board of Commissioners of
State Institutions
Bids must be for furnishing fresh beef to be de-
lvercd at the Asylum three times In each week for
the space Of twelve months, and must be accom-
panied with good and sufficient bond with two
good sureties subject to approval by the Board,
and be addressed 70 the undersigned aud marked
" Beef Proposals." Quantity Of beef consumed at
the Asylum, about 500 lbs. per week The Board
OF Commissioners of State Institutions reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
J. K Y0NGE. Adjutant- General
Feb IL 16S3-7K
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. ATU&HsR
IN An act Of the Legislature cK the etnfo 81 NJ
d, entitled An Act 70 Proyidea 0e1eral hslf56si
the Incorporation Of Railroads and CnnaIitH u
proved February 19th, 1874 the nndefafnned kSSu;
formed and orgAniEed company unaor The Sfiae
Of The Diego Reach Railway fb1 tn pufIf q Of
constr1cttng, mAintsining and operating IL Aa
property from point on the AtlAnsic ooeat, "a It'
Johns county, Florida, thence westerly 20 EBSHnt
on Julington Creek thence to point On Usesst
Johns river, ssid road being about hikoeA u Mn
Johns, Florida III DUNNHl,lS Z
D...nSr =, ,sss-sn wv T'T. Fofs
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Discharge Notice.

ok MONTHS AFTER THE FIRST PUBIXtA-
y ton of this notice, win present my voIiFkors
and final return administrator OF the esta3t OF
James w. Smith, late of Wakuila county Flb3s7a
deceased, to the Honorable County Judge or 4asd
county, and ask to be discharged from the fsrsaer
administration of said estate. III,
8 g. SMITH, tn.
Admir- Estate J. W. Smith, desSk
December "a 12S2-6rn = siIs
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Discharge Notice.

y the undersigned, administrator of the eseaEc OF
Catherine P. Bowen. deceased late of Leon cSstfsy
State of Florida, win present his final accoGuSA 10
the Hon. w. p. Byrd. County Judge of said c3aniy
and ask for discharge. HI
A. MOSELEY ss
February 81 l8SS-6m III
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Discharge Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER THE DATE HERHOF.
y the undersigned, administrator of the eseske Of
Edward 8. Carmine, deceased, late of Leon coarty,
State Of Florida, win present his final accoaEts to
the Hon. W. P. Byrd, County Judge Of said con4ty,
and ask for q discharge .ss
A. MOSELEY, ~
sheriff and ex-officio AdministrSsof,
February 81 l8S3-6m !F.E s.
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Pullman Palace eleeping Cans On Tia train O.
SAVANNAH, Charleston, Chicago and WMhisgloa.
she sleeping cars ut 3 O'Clock D. m p
IL a rev Restaurant hes been opened ct Wsyuosl,
ana abundant time win be allowed for meAls b. I'll
pz3senger trains.
Goulccxlng a Savannah with. steamers fog New
York, Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore
Connecting AZ Charleston with steamers for New
FORK, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Through nckets sold TO ali points BY rslI ana
steamship connections, and baggage checked thro,
Also Sleeping Car berfhs and sections secured e
Acmpany's Once in Astor's Building, 81 Bay street.
aud at Depot Ticket Once
f4 JAS L TAILOR, Gen1 Fasa Agent
GEO. w. HAINES Agent
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Discharge Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER DATE WILL tfAE-
- sent my anal accounts and vouchers TO ,iG1ge
w. P. Byrd, Of Leon County Court, and ask fps my
discharge as executrix of the last viii of TANiaas
Barnard, and guardian of children tE
JANE p BARNARD, KxscutS%s-
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Discharge Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER DATE, THE UNisER-
- signed administrative of the estate of k.ssW.
Fisher, deceased, late of Leon county, State 81 flo
rida, win present her final accounts 10 the HoH W.
r. Byrd, County Judge of said county, and aSksfor
discharge ~ such administratrix- ~.
H. B. FISHER sI
October 3 3SS2-6m AdminisfraaifA
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JACKsoNYILLR ExPREss-tDszy.,

Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on fhls train from
Jacksonville TO Cincinnati via Atlanta and C1ncin-
nasi Southern Railroad: to NoutromefT VI AInnnv
Loaisville
Passengers arriving By this train for Palstka and
the Florida Southern Railroad make eioee cunneo-
tioh with steamer ct the rsilroad wharf
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~ OoNNnCH1ONn
Al Jacksonville With Waycrcas shovt Line fs- an
points North or West; With the FernsndinS -
gaeksonville Railroad for fernandins. and va
steamer for all points on the S. Johns river.
al South Florida, Ocklawaha river Or i3riS r...
As Live Oak By trains Nos. and Win he -
sannah, Florida and Western Railroad for IIh.1v
Aaa savannah ~o~.g
: "A. Tallahassee with 81. MARKS Br.prh R.,,,,.s
Sn tneedays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS
AT ChaftAhoochee river With steamern - CA..,.
aoochee on Sundays, and EveriDkham on ~.
as5s Ior Apaiachieoia, and returning on TussinsI
49,, J. q NcELROY.
w. D. DAVIDSON, Master Trznsportafiou
General Manager
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.fassenger train leaves Jacksonville 10 A N.
rssz e b.ldyin l04s A. n. Returninz. ie,...
nnfoWla 40 r Ii arrives q JaeksonViIfc - 3
y, making close connections Win Rio,;1. -. Z.
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SAVANNAH FLORIDA / YnfRRI RI
On and amer Thursday, January Is, lsss. Tr,lu.
VIII leave and arrive ~ Jacksonville, e follow.

Pullman Drawing.room Cam daily between Jack
sonville and Savannah, connecting e Savannah Wffh
through 6leepers North.
Pullman Sleeping Carr between ThomssvilIe snS
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~ The above sale is postponed until NGScG I'D
A. D. 1883. JOSEPH H. DURK $E
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TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Feb. s, lSSS-0t ;$x
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E The above sale Is further postpohfd until
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u. 8. Marshal Northern District of Fl,,rifIn-
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, March u, 1883
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-02-23
Circuit Court


The February intermediate term Of the
circuit court was not called on Monday, ewing
to the inability o. Judge Brooke to rearh here
on that day from Leonardtown, where be b.
gone to draw The jury for ST. Mary's county
for Judge Crane, who was prevented from do
ing so b. sickness The river on Saturday
and Sunday was so thick with fo., that the
steamboats, were not able to make their regular
trips, and the Judge was compelled 10 remain
over until Monday, when he went to Mschan-
to BraDdywine; he reached Port Tobacco by
the evening train Monday.
On Tuesday court was called at 10 clock
The dockets were called owe. and judgments
Mitchell, Esq, VIM. Tayloe Snyder, Of the
Washington bar, was admitted to practice
The case Of John F. Barber W. VIM. j. Edeen
was then iakenup This Was a suit growing out
Of Barb refusal to pay plaintiff certain money
due for work done on defendants farm. Bar
Der admitted owing ths money but claimed
that he had orders from other parties for it,
The suit xas an appeal from a magistrate S
court, where Edelen had obtained Judgment
The judgment of the lower court vas affirmed
The court then adjourned.
On Wednesday the case of the State vs.. Ig-
nltius Holt, was taken up. This was case Of
an assault 10y Holt on VIM. Bush, both colored
Found &, lily and sentenced to the House OF
Cor rectiop for 81 months pnsey for pri.nner
Matthews for State. The court then after q
sh:rt session of only two days finally adjourn
ed
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-02-23

Ex-Governor Bowie has tweutv-four hor-
ses in training at his farm, .'Fairsisw," in
Prince Georges county. for the racing Sc son
Of 1888. There are two 2-year-olds, sixteen
3-yesr-slds. The two 5-yssr-oids are the bay
geldings eric. more and Compensation. The
f,Tuer is said to be coming back to his old
Compensation, however. does not take his work
so we'll The stable is understood 10 place
great filth in AnalOsis, a. three sar-old ally
BY Dickens, dam Anne Arundel, who will make
her debut this spring
TIE four-yesr-od bay geldiug Sportsmsu,
bv C'ieshy, dam Hilari,y, and bred by Gov
Bowie was sold recently in New Orleans, br
Mr.. J. +. Caldwell, TO Mr.. Moore for $40.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-02-23
what Imagination win DO.

For several weeks past one of our staid
citizens and an astute Republican politician,
could be seen perambulatihg our streets with a
woefully long eounteaance and recountlng 10
all who came within his reach history OF his
feelings and telling them that he was not long
for this world as his stomach was entirely out
of order and refused to perform its proper fuse
tons. This state of affairs reached its climax
on Thursday of last week. On that day as Al
was walking across the floor of his room he
was confident that his stomach had given away
entirely, he said he felt it when it did so and
that he could hear something Ito use his express
sion) 60 "clik-up' inside OF him. lie called
his brother in To hear the noise, but Ned failed
to perceive it. Al, however, was not TO he
comforled, as he was sure the 'clik-up" was
still there and he went TO work TO Straig hten
up his worldly affairs and prepare himself for the
future life He bid al his friends an affection
ate farewell and then sought spiritual consols
ton. The Rev gentleman on " HON he called
advised him TO see n physician, aud this happy
thought, which had never struck him before, AL
immediately acted on. DR.. Robert Digges was
summoned and together he and AL repaired to
the la,ter's roem The doctor seated himself
an! told Al 10 walk the floor; this he did, and
sure enough, the clik-up' was plainly audible
10 both. The doctor told him to remove his
boots and walk aud when he did this the
s'clik up" disappeared. He again put on his
boots and walked, when 10 the "clik-up'' re-
turned The boots were then examined, and
the tops found to be quite stiff and it was there
the ''clik-up" lay. Al immediately got better
and is now a happy man, and another hyper
chondriac is saved to the world. But If Won
want to see wool fly, send some one TO Al and
say "clk-up' TO him.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-02-23
Maryland Sunday school Union.

This acti.e institution heidi 9th annual
meeting in Baltimore, on Tuesday, goth inst,
and elected offices for the ensuing year. Mr..
VIM Boswell was reelected Vice President for
Charles county. The reports of the officers
showed that a grand work had been done dur
ius the past year. tits probable that the Union
will hold several Sunday School Institutes
through Charles county during the year. Of
course they will meet with hearty welcome.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-02-23

TO ER1ISERS-THE TIMES haritg
larger circulation th,;n any other paper among the
Intelligent farmers and business me,, OF Charles
County, offers superior inducements to advertisers
Jor caro-. rates, wich lo,U any other paper
in Southern Maryland. to say nothing about circuld-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-02-23

We have just learned that our informa, tie n
in regard 10 the cause of the death OF the late
Hon. John W. Mitchell was erroneous and iha Il
paralysis had nothing TO do directly with his
demise, but that it was caused by malarial
troubles and affections Of the stomach Mr..
Mitchell suffered severely from malaria during
last summer and it is suppos. that the effects
Of its weakened his system and rendered his
stomach very sensiiiv. and hat a second attack
was more than be could stand. We make this
correction at the request of his family.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-02-23
Hntal Matters.

~ The subscriptions price of The
Times Is 81. per- annum IT pad IN
advamce or at any time avithin the cur
rent gear; If not paid avithin the gear
$3.50 vW be Invariably charged, as
al,cays heretof"re, and from this rule
40 exception wUl be made.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-02-23
A $4,000 Bible Reward.

The publishers of Rmscdyes AoHthiy offer
twelve valuable rewards in their Monthly for
March, among which is the following
We will give $50, 90 in gold to the person
telling US which is the longest verse in the
Bible by March l0,h 1883. Should two or
more correct answers lie received, the reward
will be divided. The money will be forwarded
TO the winner March l5ih. lss3. Persons try e
for the reward must send 20 cents in silver no
postage stamps ,aker) with their answer, for
which they will receive the April Monthly, in
which the name and address OF the winner of
the reward will be published, aud in which
several more valuable rewards " II lie offered.
Address,
RUrLEDGE PURLIsnISG CourAxY,
Easton, Peunt.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-02-23
Death of NrS. HALEY.

Mrs. Thomas R. HALEY, vie of one of our
Oldest and Lest known citizens, died suddenly
at her home in Pomopker on Saturday last
after short illness, aged - years. Mrs Hal.
ley was l'dy OF rare character of kind and
generous impulses and Of remarkably bright
and quick mind; qualities which have been
Transmitted to her many sons Who are we'll
known TO our peop,e. Her funeral took place
on Monday aud was largely attended She was
a consistent member of the Methodist Church
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-02-23

SchemirG 3. diverse and manifold advertise
meats OF worthless goods will never attract
profitable customers, only meriterious articles
such a. SwayHes Ointment for skin diseases
are recognized and soash, after by the people
Real worth AWAY receives its jest merit. A
man may profit for bile Jy imposing upon
the public but il i. only a question of time
when he will reach the ,nd OF his rope Man
has never dared 10 doub, the efficacy OF this
great vegetable Ointment
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-02-23
Sent to Jail.

A tramp WIS taken up in town Yesterday
by Sh~' if Southerland, who was unable TO
speak word of English. From what could
be gathered it seems that he is Spanard and
When sent to Jail he WAS very Du' h exhausted,
evidently from want Of food and it is impossi-
bile to tell how long he has been without, some
thing to eat. No doubt persons on whom he
called for food, failing TO understand him, sent
him away empty h,ndrd.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-02-23
Fog on the River.

A dense fog prevailed on the river on Mou-
day last, and interferred considerably with
steamboat traffic, many of the boats bling com
PEELED to postpone their trips on account of it.
We learn from the Alexandria Gazette, that all
the river boats due in that city on Monday did
not arrive there until late at night and some
not until Tuesd " morning. Persons living
near the river say that the footing of the
boats whistles and the ringing of the light
house fog bells was kept up the entire day and
nj hit
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-02-23
Bargains in Dry Goods.

Colored Cashmers all wool 25 Blankets
It's, 200, 25p. 300 to 10000. Shawls immense
assortment. Ladies cloaks and Jackets. Dress
goods immense assor. ment. Black silks IS,
100, l25, $50, lis, 200. Colored Silks so, 81,
95. 10. Colored Silk Velvets $50, lis, 200.
Black Silk Velvet 100, l25, $50, lis. I'm
mense assortment of cloaking cloths double
fold $50, us, 200, 25O. Sheetng cotton,
Canton flannel etc, ETC., all very cheap i'm
mense assortment CARRIERS,
I'll Market Space, Washington, D. C..