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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-02-20
Discharge Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER THE DATE HEREOF
- the undersigned administrator de bonis non of
the estate of Augusta z. Stebbins, late of Leon
county, and State of Florida deceased will present
bis final accounts to the Hon. WIN. P. Byrd, County
Judge of said county, and apply for discharge as
such administrator.
SAMUEL STEBBINS
Administrator de bonis non.
September L. 18S2-6m
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IACSSONvIIIR ExPPFss- nm, =,

Pullman .ssAlace Sleeping Cars on this train from
JacksonvillE to Cincinnati via Atlanta and Cincn-
natl southGa Railroad; to Montgomery via Albany
and EnfanlA and to Chicago via Montgomery and
Louisville.fe
PasscDG striving by this train for Palatka aud
the Florida ieutherH Railroad make close connec-
ton with STEAMER at the railroad wharf
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-02-20
Discharge Notice.

ok MONTHS AFTER DATE WILL PRE-.
y sent my final accounts and vouchers to judge
w. P. Byrd, of Leon County Court, and ask for my
discharge as executrix of the last will of Thomas
Barnard, and guardian of children
JANE p. BARNARD, Executrix.
January 2, 16SS-6m
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East half of northeast quarter, southeast quarter,
south half of southwest quarter, section %; west
half of northeast quarter, south half of northwest
quarter, northwest quarter of southeast quarter,
of southwest quarter section % east half of north
east quarter southeast quarter southeast quarter of
southwest quarter, section "a; all Of section IS !;
south half of northeast quarter southeast quarter OF
northwest quarter east half of southeast quarter,
southwest quarter of southeast quarter section %
north half of northeast quarter, section 81; east
quarter of southwest quarter section IS all of
ton So
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Northeast qnarter Of northwest quarter. west hall
otnorthwest quarter, south half Of sontheast omar
ter, south hall southwest quarter northwest uaF
Ier o. quarter, section II al Of section
sontheast quarter, north half Of northwest quafte
section .; southeast quarter Of northeast quarter
northeast quarter Of southeast quarts. section &;
NORTH Dali. north half Of sOnthWeat 9unfter ooutA.
haif Of northeast quarter, northwest Quarter ol
southeast quarter, west half section 81 east half Of
northeast quarter northeast quarter a. eoutheast
4uaIteF, seeta0n east hall of ncsthea1t qusrtes,
qus!fer q eontheast quarter, section - north
haA q northeast quarter, n0rthwenE Qhnftof.
session q west halt o. northwest quarter, poush.
olscpthMsst quarter. west half fsonfh 1872
INT lna mr
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IN T, 1s, g., R. 81, z.

Lot No. l, south half of northeast quarter south
east quarter of northwest quarter, section east
half OF southwest quarter, southwest quarter OF
southwest quarter section - south half of north
east quarter north half of southeast quarter section
- northwest quarter of northwest quarter, section
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Lots Nos 1, 3, Z and 8, north half Of Lot No. IL,
section Lots Nos. 8, g. and 8, section IL; Lots
Nos. l, 2, s, and o. south half of Lot No. T. sec.
ton a. Lots Nos. Q. 8, 4 and 8, section IS.
IN 7. SIS, r. b. T.
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IN T. 10, g.. r. 81. E.

Southwest quarter, section . southeast quarter
section 30 east half of northeast quarter
quarter OF northeast quarter west half Of northwest
quarter southwest quarter section 81 all Of section
~ northeast quarter, west ball. section 50; south
half of northwest quarter, section 81.
IN T. 10, s., r. %, K.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-02-20

At Enterprise, in vOLUsIA COUNTY, on
Wednesday, March Z, 1888, the following, towit:
South half OF southeast quarter section "a north
half Of northeast quarter, section Is.
IN T. IA, g., r. %, E.
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South hall, section 90; southwest quarter, Lots
Nos and 8 section 81 northwest quarter, section
g. west half Of northwest quarter, west half oil
southwest quarter, section s.
IN T. 10, g., r 20, z.
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Discharge Notice

OK MONTHS AFTER DATE, THE UNDER
~ signed Administrative of the estate of r W.
Fisher deceased late of Leon county, State Of Flo
rida, will present her final accounts to the Hon. W.
P. Byrd, County Judge of said county, and ask for
q discharge such administrative
a. B. FISHER
October 3, 1SS2-6m Administratrix
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IN T. II, g., R. IS, E.

West half of southwest quarter, section %; Lot
No. 8, southwest quarter of southeast quarter east
half Of southwest quarter section 30 east half Of
northeast quarter, section 81.
IN r. IL, g., R. g. E.
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Southeast quarter, section 10; southwest quarter
west half of southeast quarter, southeast quarter
southeast quarter, section IL southwest quarter
section L. east half of southwest quarter section
ID; northeast quarter Of northeast Quarter, south
ton IA; northeast quarter, north half of south
east quarter, section Is; north half Of southwest
quarter, west half of southeast quarter northeast
quarter Of southeast quarter, section 81; lots g
and f. east half of northwest quarter north half OF
southwest quarter, southeast quarter Of southwes,
quarter, section "a east half Of northwest quarter
section Is.
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Northwest quarter Of northwest quarter, south
half section east half of northeast quarter, south
west quarter of northeast quarter, southeast quar-
ter. west half section q all of section s.; north half
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Southwest quarter of northeast quarter, southeast
quarter of northwest quarter west half Of southeast
quarter, east half of southwest quarter section g.
IN T. Is, g., r. %, e.
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At Orlando. in ORANGE COUNTY, on Saturday,
March 10, 1888, the following, towit:
Lot No. /, north half of Lots Nos and 4, section
l north half of Lots Nos. and g. southwest quar-
ter of southeast quarter, west half section south
east quarter of northeast quarter southeast quarter
of southeast quarter section southeast quarter Of
northeast quarter, northeast quarter of southeast
quarter southwest quarter Of southeast quarter
ton IL west half of southeast quarter, southeast
quarter of southwest quarter, section IL.
IN T. 18. g. r as T..
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East half section 2: all Of section Il; Lots Nos.
10 and IL. section IS; northeast quarter, south
half section Il
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RlI0M THE SOUTH.

A &srRHt Com bination with two Salient
4a1Nnfage-Why IL Concerns You.
"T:etta : 10 mistake about it. remarked DR.. NJ F.
FioEsrr, ScS tsalaisn, Missouri " BENSON'S CAPCINE
Fol&yt EFtS OF the neatest combinations
ever soSsd They have two kinds of advantages over
al A erv which We may call the minor and the major
First i!ESre ceaa and pleasant use song the
hands aSSSbR linhu of the wearer. Second they act
qnick5 ~ powerfully have tried the Capcine Plaster
myse s neumonia and my patients for various dis
eases sbs a. Neuralgia, Muscular Rheumatism, Lum-
bag4 RSy trouble etc. and in relief has tol
lowe inHisTp three TO forty-eight hours"
DIT E merely voices the written oral opinion of
taoGgsnA "a his profession. BENSON'S CAPClNE Pc
R0Es Ps4STRR3 the perfect external application
TheEes ef have the word CAPCTNE in the centre.
Pric6 Is Ae@ts.
sSehlsf = yohDson, Chemists, New York
in. 81 SsS34wi
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wsrla ;bu, rulsss lie g1saAsr quantiU =
digslaa8reM only Il can add nothing 70 81 o.
aesh EhtNainafs digestive organs are proper
tiensis 90 sshe, needs Of its body. unless nature
made y msSa4e and placed them out Of har-
mony i
Tn 6auss OF clnb-root in cabbage is claimed
BY Gesm49 experimenter. Wosonin. 10 be .
parasitic " etable, which lives and feeds on the
heallks fsne of different cruciferous plants
AL wesos.M Ina, order (producing pods. like
turnips maFaTd, radish, etc., should be eradica-
fed ~hne sSnd is being rested preparatory to .
renew4 OsAabibaee-growing.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-02-20
IN 7. Is, g., r. 25, E.

North half of Lots Nos. 8 and f. section north
half north half Of southeast quarter north half of
southwest quarter, section 8; Lots Nos. l aud Q,
northeast quarter of southeast quarter, section
fractional north half, section g.
IN T. IA, g., r. Is, E.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-02-20

At New Troy, in LAFAYETTE COUNTY, on
Saturday, March "a, 1888, the following. to wit:
Lots Nos. l. Q, 8, 9, 10. II and IL, section
II; Lots Nos. q s. g. 9 10 and IL, section Is
Lots Nos. q 8. and II, section -; Lots Nos and
II, section % Lots Nos g. z, 8, 10 and II, south
half Of Lots Nos. 8, 4 and S, section 80.
IN T. 2, g., r. Is, e.
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At Palatka, in PUTNAM COUNTY, on Tuesday,
March 9, 1888, the following, to-wit:
Southwest quarter of southeast quarter, southwest
quarter, section z; southwest quarter, section II
north half east half of northwest quarter section 10
east halt. section 10; west hall, section 90
IN T. 8, 8, R. IS, E.
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IN T. II, g., r. 10, E.

Northeast quarter, east half of northwest quarter
section s. west half southeast quarter, section IA
southeast quarter section 49, east half section 20
west half. section %; south half. section "a.
IN T. IS, g., r. 10, e.
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At Brooksville, in FERNANDO COUNTY, on
Saturday, March II, 1888, the following. to-wit:
East half, west half of northwest quarter, south
west quarter section 49, east half east half Of north
west quarter southwest quarter section 10; north
west quarter northeast quarter Of southwest quar-
ter, west half of southwest quarter, section 81 !;
Dorth half southeast quarter, east half Of southwest
quarter, section 80 west half of northwest quarter
section "a.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-02-20

Passenger A3sln3 leares Jacksonville 10 A. n. ar
rives Of BafEranl a045 a. II. Returning, leeves
Baldwin AxS P III, strives e Jacksonville 2SO P.
n, making stoss eosneetions With Florida Transit
Railroad for ainbsyiie, Ocaia, Lcesburg and Cedar
Key. s:33#
~ slEEskRs ON NIGHT TRAINS. IA
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IN T. z g., R. 25, E.

West half of southeast quarter, west half section
q; northwest quarter, section Z.
INT.S, s., R. %, z.
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Pullman L<awiug-f00m Cars daily between Jack
sonvtllc anN savannah, connecting at Savannah with
throngb Sleepers North.
Pullman 2Mssping Cars between Townsville and
MOnt90mAfS DAILY
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half of northeast quarter northwest quarter south
half, section S. Lots Nos. and southwest quar-
ter, section &c.
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IN T. 10, g., R. 10. e.

North half, section l.
IN T. 20, g., R. 10, Z.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-02-20
'AVAIEia FLORIDA { WESTERN R. R

On AMI aysr Thursday, January Is, 1883, Trains
will leaFe ada arrive ct Jacksonville, - follows:
;sJFAET MALI Dail..l
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Commissioners Sale.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Feb. s, 1886
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Indemnity SCHOOL LANDS,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following lands of the above selections will
be offered for sale at the following times and
places:
At Green Cove Springs in CLAY COUNTY, on
Monday, March 5, 1888, the following, to-wit:
Northeast quarter of northeast quarter, section 8;
south half of northwest quarter southwest quarter
section 30 west half, section 81.
INT7S r Ok
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-01-26
Thoroughly Married.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Curt g. colored
resi- ients of Scipio. N. Y have occa-
onal misunderstand.n gs whi Ia result
in complete. utter AMI finai separation.
In few weeks they be rim TO yearn or
each other. and alter making mu; ual
concessions, make up. and. in or. er to
observe the prophecies. call upon Cal
vim Tracy. Esq, iriendly-Ju.t.ce of
the Peace, to marry them again. In q
brief season. misunderstanding again
ar ses. complete, utter and lnal separa-
ton follows, yearning. reunion and
remarriage coming in at last, as usual.
Every time Els uire Tracy ler!oms the
so emn ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
vev Curtis Start out or home as happy
and as JOYOUS as when this experience
was their first Its repetition does not
danrpen the happiness of the newly re-
newed pa r. nor does experience pre-
vent the quarrel:ngs and comprom ses
VIII oh come in natural course Just
how often this performance has been re-
peate is not Known: but it is believed
that MIR. Tracy has remarr ed the couple
at least twenty times in the twenty
years that have just gone past; and We :.
in all that time thew have never Ina anv
divorce except such as they had made
themselves. 1t woul tr ub'e q court
greatly at this late day to d vorce a
couple that has been so FIRE uentiy and
thoroughly married. as Mr. and Mrs.
Curtis have been, by Mr.. TracJ .-De.yoit
Posi-
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-01-26
Saved by HIS scissors.

The editor carries beautiful slip OF
paper when he lravels. He shows il to
the suave conductors and they all adj
mire it. 1t has the editor own name
On it, written in his very best >unday-
go tO-meetn' style. That is what the
conductors particularly like 10 see. and
thy like it so much III Il they want h m
to write it again in exactly the same fine
style.
! he other dav the ed tor exh bitcd the
beautiful chiro9raphy, and the con-
ductOr s usual re uested b m to dupli.
cate it in another place TIE liior
knew he had never written in that stvle
be ore and never shoul1 again but he
did his level best The conds G. or shook
his head.
Don't correspond" he muttered
BEST can do" said the ell tor. DO
you suppose l can dash Oh 500 pages
per day and keen up the Piercer an
system o. penmanshippAl,o YOU ND.
pose | can write like that with these
cars OF yours banging away at my ell
buwp
"Don'tcorrespond. " repeated the con-
ductor. omlnously.
'Do on mag ne I'm not the editor OF
this paper" asked the edi or, drawing
out gilt-edged card and a copy OF the
NeUs.
May be SUBJ" suggested the con-
ductor.
'.Do look like subj" inquired the
editor. Indignantly, pc ming to his dol
lar diamond sh.rt-studs and fin yer ring.
but | can prove my identitv.' he
ad ed. w tn a chuckle of satisfa ton.
He whipped out a bri sht pair OF scis-
sors and commenced slash ny up that
newspaper into articles a. such a rate
that in two seconds the whole paper
paper would have been converted into
copy.
s.Stop, That VIII do" exclaimed the
conductor. SIN ngly. ''T'here isn't The
slightest doubt in my mind. You can
travel on this line as long as / am con-
ductor and there a rail and piece OF
the eng ne let. -keokuk INeaOe.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-01-26

DAvITT recently attempted to address
an audience at Oldham (England) upon
the Irish question, but was howled down
by mob who attempted to storm the
platform. A fight followed, and Davitt
was anxious to lead a party against the
mob, but was prevented. He hurled
epithets at them, however, and said
when they were loafng in the taverns he
was fighting the British Government.
They were drunken blackguards, and
were a disgrace TO the name of National
lists. If Ireland were made up of such,
she would earn the contempt of the
civilized world. He had travelled
throughout England, and Englishmen,
although his enemies, had given him a
hearing. "What a spectacle for the
English" he exclaimed, "was afforded by
these professors of blackguardism at a
time when Ireland was asking for self
government
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-01-26

IN response to resolution of the Sem
ate calling upon the Commissioner of
Pensions for complete list of Pension
ers, with their disabilities and Postoffice
address, Commissioner Dudley stated re-
Gently that he had begun work on the
preparation of this list. Over 100000
names are to be compiled. Mr.. Dudley
thinks that by hard work he can have
the list prepared before the adjournment
of the present Congress, yet he expresses
some doubt about its completion in the
time specified. AS the period since the
war increases there is rather a remarka-
bic gain in the number of applications
for pensions. OF late they have averaged
about $500 per month. Many of them
are brought by persons of old age, who
are discovering that they are afflicted
with diseases contracted during their
term of service. Common complaints
are rheumatism and malaria.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-01-26
RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL.

Texas ought to be the best-educat-
ed State in the n on Ly and by. if il
makes good use of its public school fund.
which now consists of over $4,000. 600
in interest bear ng bonds and money,
and 50. 0O0, 0O0 acres of land worth 81. so
an acre. ~ Y Sun.
The old Mission Church of st.
Gabriel. at Los Ange es.. Cal, built in
III, has lately been damaged by
an unskill' ul retouching OF its an
cient pictures. The altar and orna-
ments. the chime of bells. and most of
the original structure remain about as
they have been for one hundred wears.
I'm his fertile. land Of plenty il
seems incredible that Y.O00. 900 bushels
of potatoes should be imported in n
s ngle year. and yet this was the case
last year as shown by the Government
revenue records. Import duties amount
ing to considerably over 81. OOO. 600
were pad. =. .-'--,-~-
The question ..How long is it
necessary to keep children away from
school after an in ected disease?" was
answered some me since bv The Acad-
envy of Med cine, Paris. With scarlet
fever, diphtheria. measles and small
forty days. Chicken-pox and mumps
lose their contagious powers .tortwenty-
five days.
KEY. A. S. Packard entered Bow
doin College as student IN 1919. six
years after the first class had graduated.
and four years afterward. became a
tutor there, and professor in 1925.
OF the "a young men gradual ed at
Bowdoin College since it was founded,
over 1890 have pa sed under his i'm
mediate instruction. This is probably
an unparalleled record. -De.r0l Post.
-Lr Newberry. in . New York
Tribune interview, expresses himself
warmly in favor of co education i'm
Columbia College. or fifteen years."
he saws. "a few women have. attended
the ectures o. Professor Rood and nv
self and to reach our lecture roo 80 were
compelled 10 traver'e hal s, and sar-
WAYS where they encountered large
number of students, and vet they were
ways treated with perfect, respect. and
their presence in the lecture rooms
made the classes more Quiet and at.
trntive because it put them on their good
behavior"
"A relig' ous census hasrecentlv been
taken at Victoria. every citizen being
allowed to enter name on the books
as he saw fit. The document has some
cur Gus. features. Out oil, S62. 346 per.
sons no less than eight thousand are
entered as pagans: and there is a curl.
ous list of ''odd lots" There is one
Borrowte, one Mil erite, one Nalkerite,
one Co ensoite one who returnsh mself
as ''Silent Admirer." one as a Theos-
oph st, and five who he ong to the
Church of Eli Sands" There are
twenty who declare that they have "No
church at present. no creed.n" three who
call themselves Saved S nners." one
who lisa believer in IA ( 8 o! the b ble."
two who call them yes. Neutrals,"
and three who state their religion as
"E s. d."-N y Observer.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-01-26
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHRS

The Senate the 18th agreed to an amend
ment to the Postoffice Appropriat' on bill ap-
propriating $lS5, 600 for fast mail service, and
then took up the Tariff bill. The House put
in the day in considering the Naval Appro-
Iriation bill in Committee of the Whole.
The Committee on Public Lands will soon
attempt to call up the bill providing for a re-
real of the Presumption laws and modifca-
ton of the Homestead laws, so as to require
that a homestead cannot be rateuted until
after the claimant has resided upon it
thirty months instead of six months. When
il IS called up, it is said, an amendment will
be offered modifying the Timber Culture Law
so as to provide that no person shall have the
benefit of the law unless he is resident Of
the land district in which the entry is made !;
that the entries shall be confined to eighty
acres, and only two be allowed in a section.
Tie Maine Legislature reelected w. p.
Frye United States Senator.
The Prohibitory Amendment has been de-
clared invalid by the Supreme Court Of Iowa
upon the ground that the Journal of the
House did not show that the amendment had
passed thak body.
The Massachusetts, Legislature reelected
At five O'Clock on the Morning OF the 18th,
fire at -Atchison, Kans, destroyed the Cham
pioR printing Office. Yates drug store and
several Offices The loss on TIE Champion
building was estimated at s., 500; on mater al
and furniture, $4,000. Insurance on building
fully covered the loss; on material S2, $40.
Elihu Palmer, printer in st. Louis, in the
en- 10y OF the Great Western Printing Co..
met his wife on Tenth street, between Pine
and Chestnut, dragged her into an alley close
by, shot her in the neck with a revolver and
then put ball into his own head. The woman
Is only slightly hurt, but Palmer will die.
The Citizens Committee OF Washington
have a statement from a lady robbed some
time ago, giving her experience with the de-
tectives and officials at Police Headquarters.
AMI showing the connection which some high
District officials seemed to have with de.
tectives, thieves and receivers OF stolen
property.
An entire business square OF the town OF
NcArthur, Ohio, WAS recently burned Loss.
$50 COO: insurance, so, 400.
Joseph Butler. aged twenty-seven, of North
Adams, Mass, married was lately sentenced
TO the Penitentiary Tor life-ten days.soiitary
condemnation an outrageous assault upou
his niece, aged eleven years
An engine on the Mansfield Tan Railroad =
branch OF the New Orleans and Pacific, ex
plodei at the depot at Mansfsll, La. rece Il
ly. Engineer Shaekle ord Tom MAYS. fire
man, and Jerry Hardy, brakeman, were K lied
Mrs. Inglio and Mr.. Hanson. telegram
o orator at Marthasyille, were mortally
| wounded. Mr.. TAYLOR the freioht aoent 80
several others were seriously hurt.