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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-31

No. ll9 II. T. Burnhan- All that certain lot
Of land In the city Of Los Angeles, situated on
the southeast corner Of Olive and Third streets,
and fronting GO feet On the east side Of Olive
street and las feet on the south side Of Third
street.
Amount Of tax sss ~
Five per cent. "
Cost Of advertising SO
Total 80 80
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-31

No. l06, Mr.. Clages All that certain ot " i
In the city Of Los Angeles, fronting 80 feet ~
south side Of Sixth street, and descril1d ~
lows: Commencing at point 1872 feet ifo1n
northwest corner OF olive and Sixth s1rttts. !
running thence along the south slde of 81
street casterly 60 feet. and bounded s4st
Thomas Meredith, westerly by II. AeNoal I
southerly by Mueller, Spence and Others
Amount Of tag. <3s
Five per cent.
Cost Of advertising. !
Total. 60
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-31

No. 40. W. z. Ferguson. n.--All that certain LOT
Of land In the city OF Los Angeles, fronting 60
feet on the east side Of Clay street, and de-
scribed 80 follows: Commencing at q point 70
feet frsm the northeast corner Of Clay aud Third
streets, and bounded south by 7 II. Smith and
O. H. Allen, essterly BY self.
Amount Of tax sss q
Five per cent l 81
Cost Of advertising l 60
Total sss 60
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-31
sUMMONa

In the superior Court Of 4
Calfsrnia, in and for th(
Of Los Angelsa.|
Francis Mora. Plaintiff,
VS..
Victor Beaudry. ct al. bed
Action brought In the superb
State Of California, In and for III
and the complaint q
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-31

In the city Of Los Angeles fronting 90 feet on the
west side OF Hill street, and described O. follows:
Commencing at point 2s5 feet southeriy from
the northeast corner Of Hill and Sixth streets,
and running thence along the westerly eide Of
Hill street, southery 90 feet. and bounded south.
erly by VIM Hsathman. westerly by Mueller.
Spence and Others. northerly by Mrs Julia Z.
Scott.
t>-t Of tax. sss ~
ut ST
q sng 80
Total $50 50
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-31

Nos. 100 and Ito, 81. Vincent College-An that
certain lot OF land In the city Of Los Angeles,
fronting 10 feet on the south side OF Seventh
street, and described ss follows: Commencing
at point on the south side Of Seventh street 100
and Seventh streets, and running thence along
the south side OF Seventh street easterly 10 ees TO
. point. thence at light angles to Sevath street
southerly l20 feet to point, thence parallel to
Seventh street westerly 10 feet, thence northerly
100 feet to the point Of beginning. bounded on
the east by the lands Of d. Wagner. on the west
by the lands OF - Mscreary and on the south
by an alley.
Amount Of tax. s. 81
Five per cent. z7
Cost Of advertising 50
Total Ia
!.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-31

No. l57. Unknown Owner--An that certain
lot Of land In the city Of Los Angeles fronting 90
feet on the west side Of Hope street, and de-
scrbed as follows: Commencing at . point 30
feet northerly from the northwest corner Of Hope
and Sixth streets, and running thence along the
west side Of Hope street 90 feet and bounded
northerly BY unknown owner, southeriy by G.
Goodwin and westerly by ". hopkins.
Amount VI tax s33 ~
Five per cent LOT
Cost Of advertising lb0
Total $50 50
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-31

n the matter Of the estats Of
forba, dscease6
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-31

No. 80, Martha Cha Knock All that certain lot
Of land In the city Of Los Angeles fronting 80 feet
follows: Commencing at point $50 feet south
erly from the southeast corner OF Clay and Third
Streets and running thence along the east side OF
Clay street southsriy 80 feet, and bounded north
erly by Q. n. Allen. southsrly by ,. W. Packer.
esstsrly by L. y. Clark.
Amount Of tax. sle II
Five per cent. IS
Cost Of adyo tising 1 60
-
Total sIs o.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-31

No. los. NJ. Dsyine--All that certain lot Of
land In the city Of Los Angeles situated on the
northeast corner Of Flower and Sixth streets, and
fronting 10 feet the east side Of Flower street
and 1856 feet on the north side of Sixth street
Amount oftax SOL 90
Five per cent. 46o
Cost Of advertising so
-
Total ss7 70
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-31

)rdsr 10 show cause why ord
estate should not be
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-31

No. I4sP Unknown owner that certain lot
Of land In the city Of Los Angeles, fronting, 46
feet on the north side OF sixth street, and de-
scribed as follows Commencing at point 165
Olive and Sixth streets, and running thence along
the north side Of Sixth street northerly 10 feet,
and bounded northeriy by Gregoria Mcdonald
and easterly by @. Gassen.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-31

No. LOG, Mueller, Spence and others-All that
certain lot Of land In the city OF Los Angeles,
fronting 20 feet on the west side Of Hill street,
and described as follows: Commencing at . point
on the west side Of Hill street 150 feet sontherly
from the southwest corner OF Hill and Sixth
streets. and running thence along the west side
Of Hill street southerly &c ieet 70 point, thence
at right angles to Hill street westerly 1856 feet TO
point. thence on 4 line parallel TO Hill street
northerly 20 feet to point, thence easteriy los
feet 70 the point Of beginning, bounded on the
north by lands of Clages, Thos. Meredith and Otto
Mueller, on the south by the lands Of Julia P.
Scott and on the west by an alley.
Amount OF tax. s11 Il
Five per cent. b6
Cost Of advertising 80
-
Total SIS 10
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-31
Administrators Sale of Real Es-
tate.

Los Angeles. october sath. 1855. u % oSs il
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-31

No. 80, L. Mssmer that certain lot OF land
in the city Of Los Angeles, situated on the south
east corner Of Hill and Second streets, fronting
Io6 feet on the south side Of Second street and
1f0 feet on the east aide Of Hill street, and bound
I'd south BY Mrs. Sarah A. crfhth and essterly
by lothian Bxbys- NJ
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-31

No. l49, Unknown Owner -Ail that certain lot
Of land In the city Of Los Angeles fronting 81 feet
on the north side Of Sixth street and described as
follows: Commencing at point 91 feet easterly
from the northeast corner Of Charity and Sixth
streets, and running thence along the north
side Of Sixth street eastsrly ~ feet and bounded
northerly by unknown owner, easterly by un-
known owner and westerly by James Gregory
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-31

| No. i13. J W. Ellis and wife-All that certain
lot Of land la the city Of Los Angeles, fronting 90
| feet On the west side Of Olive street, and de-
| scribed rs follows Commencing At point l20
and Third streets, and running thence along west
side OF Olive street toutherly 90 feet and bound
ed northerly by : Miller and southerly BY A. X.
Ellis.
Amount Of tax sss ~
Five per cent. lG
Cost Of advertising 80
Total $50 90
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-31

No. 200, Los Angeles Board oi Education All
that certain lot Of land In the city OF Los Angeles
fronting l20 feet on the east side OF Fort street
and described as follows: Commencing at a
point 100 feet northerly from the northeast cor
ner OF Fort and Sixth streets and running thence
along the east side Of Fort street northerly 100
feet and bounded northsriy by L. Harris, south
erly by Mary and Ana Chapman and essterly by
unknown owner.
Amount OF tax. 800 ~
Five per cent. 8 "a
Cost Of advertising. l co.
Total. 81 90
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-10-30
Savannah News. ]
Fig Culture.

AS many persons are preparing TO enter upon
the cultivation OF figs in Middle Florida, Mr.. d.
Redmond offers the following list AS the most
suitable for Florida cultivation
Figs tor the Table-Back Genoa; Celeste ;
Green Ischis; Brunswick; Brown Turkey.
For Shipping-Brunswick Brown Turkey ;
White Smyrna; Celeste.
For Drying and Preserving in Syrup-White
Smyrna; Lemon Green Ischia; White Mar
settles Tor Genoa); Provence
For Sweet PIckles-Brown Turkey Green
Ischia White Smyrna.
There is no finer country in the South for the
cultivation Of figs than the counties of Middle
Florida, especially 10 the billy regions Of Jeffrr-
son and Leon. between the Miccosukie and la
mona lakes. and southwest toward and in the
vicinity of Tallahassee. Well managed fig trees
can be put in bearing the third year from cut
tings, and there is no lmi' TO the annual increase
of their crops, while the trees, like the olive will
live for ages, If not given over to cumbrous dead
wood or encroached upon by other growth
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-10-30

We refer the travelling public to the advertise
ment of the popular old City Hotel, which has
undergone thorough renovation and is in tip
top order and elegantly and completely fur
nished. The situation OF this hotel is unsurpassed
by any building in the city for commanding an
extended and beautiful view Of the surrounding
country. The luxuriant semi-tropical growth in
the hotel garden is charming attraction, and
enists the admiration of guests, especially those
from more northern latitudes. The proprietor is
untiring in his efforts for the comfort of the in
mates OF his house and has surrounded himself
with an efficient corps of assistants and ser
wants. assuring the completeness of all the de-
tails of his extensive housekeeping arrangements
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To w -.

There are many to smile upon me- m darling
There are many to touch my hand,
Yet not one can thrill my frame with pk arare
Orlooee from my heart the Icy band
We had 10 part, darling in the first glow OF love
II was not fate but the firm hand Of Him above
Who saw nt to make our paths earth diverve
To make our lives one long mournfu dirge
There will come time, my darling earthly thing.
shall have passed away,
When the mysterious darkness of life shall be changed
into the shining day.
When at the Great White Throne of Mercy we shall ind
relief
And shall be rewarded with eternal love for our trust and
nrm belief
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II ARRIAGES.


AT Sanford, Mr. J. H. Terry and Miss f. Myrlele
Harris Mr.. George F.. Barnes aud Miss Emma l.
Bell.
At Key West, Captain johnson and Mrs Irene
Whitehurst Mr.. Henry Albury and Mrs. Carrie In
gleson
At Daytona, Rev. K. d. Green and MR., Maria
Scott
At Ocala, Mr. w Wallace and Miss Mary Jetfords.
At Clear Lake, Mr.. A. b Mullen and Miss Carrie
Evans.
AT Jacksonville, Mr.. Preston Dalton ard Miss
In Gadsden county, Mr.. Thomas of Columbus,
Ga, and Miss Laura Gregory.
At Orange City, Mr. AlonZo Atkins and Mrs Judge
Prevatt.
AT Gainesville, Mr. VIM L. Pyfrom and Miss Az.
mes E. Boyd.
Al Greensboro, Ala. Captain W. b. Young of
Jacksonville, and Miss Alice Shaw
At Orange Lake, Hou. C. F.. Jones and Miss Alice
z. Martin.
At Jacksonville, DR.. Horace D. Dodge Of New
York, and Mrs Sweetser
At Ocala, Mr.. Lee stephens and Miss Louisa Capo.
Bevill
In Levy county, Mr.. John K Garrison, Sr
Near Pine Hill, Mr.. James Fowler.
At Eustis, Mrs. Alice Forston.
Near Lake Ola, Mrs. Margaret A. Knight
ln Orange county, Mrs. Anna D. TUFTS: Mr..
Jonathan Stalker, late Of Missouri
At Gainesville Mrs. Blanche A. Bone
At Orange Lake, Nellie, daughter of Mrs "
Clark, lately deceased
At Jacksonville, Mrs. Monica Girvin.
AT Orange City, Mr.. W. F. Levitt.
At Mariana, Mr.. Owen NJ. Watson.
AT Cold Spring, \. Y, DR. Frederick ID Louie OF
Paatks.
AT Port Orange, Mr. Win E. Sincoe
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-10-30

1mmediately-one hundred persons 10 subscribe
ten dollars each for the establishment, of q free
public library in Tallahassee. Don't wal, to be
called on, but step into the store of Mr. D. B.
Meginniss, Jr., and put your name on the list
Judge Walker has generously offered rooms in
his new brick building free of rent, and if the IL
orary Is to be established action should be taken
at once In no better way can the people of
Tallahassee manifest their appreciation OF the
judges hberality than by promptly raising the
amount necessary to establish the library ON
sound financial basis
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-10-30
Civil Appointments.

The following civil appointments have been
made by the Governor and duly commrs> iuncd
during the past week
+. p Omstead, TO lie Justice I'll the Peace in
and tor the county of Aiachua
John /. DiSmukcs, to be County Commits
sloncr in and tor the county al tilisden
b. II. Webster, 10 be Notary Public in and ior
the county OF Duval
ii. A. Nogelbach, 10 be Justice OF ,h~ Pence
in and for the county Of Clay
j. y. lvey, I" be Notary Pnh'c in and for tn.
county OF Suwanncc.
Harris Berlack, to be Aucioncci in and Tor
the county Of Duval
for the county of Jefferson
W. H. Long, to be Notary Public in and ior
the State at large.
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AGENTS FOR THE FLaRIDIAN.

ma. fuawii.c gentlemen are authorized Ag-nt} fot
Tar rot,t.> and ID ecip, for al paS tnem:
n.INr,rn c,ntfr,illq EE Willard Mo-ees Hal!
! q B,,de, l,aonia " F scott, Fernand;na
uH Walker ca, ,ford>li!c. E 81 VIZ hioln,'s Ferrs.
rELAl.!-on. Qaincy RW Da>i+, CeVs
Frank Philips MaianIa ohlnt Orlando
e X sheppard Milton. f"fh Lake but:eT
II v McRorv. LloNd- + 'reeI- sterling
racs simmons Monticello " { Nalut,t ,Ir. Key ct.
y NJ Wither.po noon Madison :, + I.rac- well BelVsne.
Hev J N caldwell. Jasper II Grat" s,racevife.
= Btrco Bron-"n Jno q Mclean. Frcepor
HODGE santa Fe ! c Kim. :, orthiDgto
\ NeAlpn New Troy.g d la It .tft. TAMPA.
AW tricL!ow - Augustine VI hak,r, Emporia.
II Cqlnlhen Ar-vle John I.v Jack-Onvt.lS
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Mackerel, breakfast bacon, smoked salmon
beef tongue, good cheese, ham sausage, bologna
sausage, uipe picked pigs feet, cod fish, evapo-
rated apples new prunes, imported mustard
loose pickles, best chow-chow, and, in fact every
thing good 10 eat you may wish, al
% LEvERETTE & CLARKs
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All the 'NOVeltie.
In Gents Neck Wear, a, d. Is. Mcglnnls>', il

In Gents Neck Wear, Il, d. Is. Mcglnnls>', Jr
AT a recent dairymans convention one OF
the members during The course Of his remarks
among Other hints about farm economy, said:
If there is anything under heaven that will
raise the mortgage off your farm quicker than II
COW do not know what il is. II has proved to
be the best mortgage litter that was ever intro
duced into Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin, and it
will do as much tor other States As it has for
these"
Ribbons, laces and natural flowers are the
ornaments that have taken The place of jcwelry.
Horn and metal buttons covered with fine
check have come into use for checked dresses
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-10-30

Miss Mary Whistler, fashionable dress- maker,
has taken rooms at the residence OF Mr.. H. A.
Wilkes. corner of Bronaugh and Madison streets,
where she will be pleased to serve her friends
and patrons
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Just Arrived.

Carpets, all grades, supers extra supers, la
pestry brussels three grades, Vienna linen car
pet, hemp carpet, stair carpet, druggets, mats,
tapestry and coca. Oil cloth two yards wide,
and great many other things too numerous 10
mention, 10 be found NJ
28,2tl F. c. GILMoRE's Furniture Emporium.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-10-30

DI. A. l.. Randolph has resumed Tue practice
OF Medicine and Surgery in Tallahassee and vi
cinity. Office for the present at residence corner
of Calhoun and McCariy streets
TALLAHASSEE, Oct 23.-lm
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- IHE FLuRIpIAN Is Always kept 9n sale
tv a Clark Of Tallahassee I. s1fckton, jackson
vile L " My. Ftrnandlna; {. Z longe Jr' and DO"
.,, Vri..a..lt. T. L. Sno,vdeL X Co Lake (sity, A.
PniiYs \ Co, sanford
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ShOOdda Cloths.

The Shoodda Cloth is sofi all wool fabric for
ladies', suits. Grapes gracefully and makes up
exqusitely.
W. r. Wilson has full line of Shooddas In
black and all the new colors, which he is selling
cheap %
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COTTON N.AIsk ST


COTTON MAkKET.
MIpDLINS
s.:s-aa5 oS CO. q >" ss:s 1t
S y. 55saa o'' ,s e. = S iss
-Msr tad ttc do..
Ii aea- Nerc black Is jet.
and r,ecy where II al doggie went
The hcl- went too, YOU bet
Tia, ncl.n,' oily days have come
TIE saddr-J If the year.
NA,u Na- machines eln 10 HIN
And dry -,od- bills appear
- .>.fs ltmain in favor
-Nedh4- bells ro aigit =
.Esh,iic shades out OF s,re !:
-AHc,nt Mas NJ b A. Meeinn'sS ~.
Tie soda Wn'rr season has cFnsrd (
Luz Leather al Is A. Meglnq,'s, 81
P.-t'y OF oGl.. Il Lcverctr" :. Clarke f28
I IN c4ot~ II + IL ,ndo.pl & Cos i2x
'G.r tnu.a.'- v,ry hand>tfnn and >lylish
Bag. auj Wagon Wheels. y h A negn
6 he hcst cigar in The city. AT IT. b
B,r', -
W Wilson sells Gcnuiu:. Collins: Axe
tr$l % -.
Collins A>.- h,n.iled ri III a, Il Me
.l,u.., %
W K Wilson, sells Bachelor. star .frocau:
@r$i 80 % :.
" 4 Wilson .rl,. the hes, hand. mazda s,o4
II gems 2s
W r Wilson sells ,h4. S,.., Tin So. ,,,,
chil1r,n %
W r Wilson I'll. III. Re-, ld.,i $.or..r
ui59c,.i> a
W Wilson make .n,c,.,.y Fl Isd;e.
Dle>, G..,t~. Is
Fin sock @, Blankets &c, y. George W.
Saxon L r,'e pa1, :.
W. r wilson has ,he Lafses, S,nck orshoes
10 Tallahassee. %
w r. Wilson huv, An MS St,., dir.,.i from
Manufacturers 81 :
W r Wilson sell. a Womau's Standard
Screw she for 81 %
W Il wilson has Large Stock ct CSrpcsl
VIII Il =, to match %
The finest crackers ever brought ID ITALIA
h,.~c, III I b Byrd's %
Fresh D.i,s Plunt>. Diei Apples. nc, u
George w Saxon X Co.'S t3lt
Shrimp and Lntle Neck CLANS, frH-:1 and
fnc. At Lcveretrc & CIark's ~
Fulton Marke, Beet ANA b,nclcss cd fish,
al 7. Randolph x Cas-. 2s
Mr.. " Lively shipped a hill Of lrugs Sil the
way |" Texas ir" day "g"
W. X. Wilson sells the \ 5 T & Co Long
Buck Tip Sune tor Children 20
w. X i's'n sells Cotton Na1rrs l@"eIs
aad lA"le Linens very cheap .28
Chow CHOW and cucumber pickles, nv thu.
eO'i'' AL / H. Randolph Cos. ss28
VII - ''uil" al tNi"ls Drug Ht"it ~
ne oes' assortment OF Kentucky Jeans IN
Ut c'y' a 0e"fge w Saxon Il Cos 2s-lt
1t Is Il Tact that KendalPs SpaTia Curejis ali!
:" j. tl'lmed I" he See advertisement.
W wilson sells The Creedmo3r shoe,
NE 'e'' $40" ior hrmer in lie world. 70
-f"f Surveying, engineering AID maRping.
cal Oh II : DFyai. Office AT The tapiIoli:
-"'''d h'aiih' rosy cheeks ;snd beau'ItaE skin,
l4a'e- can get iy using Browns lrs'n Bi,ie{k
he best Moderated Red Flannel, tofllFen-
"eiheh underwear, a. Geo W. Saxon &Co'S
HE cottage 81 Mr. W NJ Mcintosh Sf, nj
. Teresa "'- destroyed by bre "ne nit>iss last
"teA ::
-Fiuii>. French candies and he finest ssSor,
ntnt OF oonicclioncrir, gcnrrall, ri fgs B.
o!fus i$S
y" K Wilson sells Zeiglei Brothers ksele-
ora'ed Philadelphia Shoe for Ladies, MISses and
children. ssS
4" aoJourhed term Oh the Fl"na" ohE1Pme
w'u'' viii convene at The CAPITA 90 T." feas,
80" i
on,r',,, 'n. -,'"'"' 'eS','"H Z" e. ""' 'o.u
'n'e ing d. 'he ~ f.. 'oarcE Aanto
W :, ,' anu 'o"''"S, Z
s,ooL y ''S'n "'S inc 'a!eSs' an" ch'tP','
kercI-;.r l''''"'' All A'"e''' ROCKETS
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-10-30

Persons desiring stall fed beef next Saturday
November Sd, will please send in their orders on
or before next Friday evening.
A. HENRY, Butcher
October 30, 1S83-1t
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standard Screw shoes.

State Shoe and Leather Company, no Others are
genuine. (28) D. B. MEGINNIss, JR.
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Meat. Meat.

A full supply OF meat on hand this week.
Fat Backs, It; L. c. Sides, IT. Bellies. IT.
Freight added-48 cents per hundred on gross
weight. (28l Y. A LEVY
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M uSfc.

Mr.. Edward Meek, pupil of the College of
Music of Cincinnati, will receive pupils in Piano
and Vocal Music Those desiring terms Can see
Mr. Meek at Mrs Whitakers Tuition per
quarter $50. 26.n
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-10-30

W. r. Wilson has the largest and most com.
plete stock OF Basket and Opera Flannels ever
seen in Tallahassee. %
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French ArmmrAn

w. r. Wilson has a full line of French Ar
mures in black and all the new colors. Armures
are all wool, and are ranked high up among the
French Novelties for Ladies' Fashionable Suits
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nrS. y. e.. kiPPey,
TALLAHASSEE, FLA.

has just received a full line of Millinery, Fancy
Goods. Notions, Laces, Dress Trimmings, Gloves
and Zephyrs. A fine assortment of ready
trimmed Hats and Bonnels also on hand. %
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w r Wilson has entire control OF the sale Of
Keeps Shirts in Tallahassee, and will keep a,
all times full stock, and will sell Ut Manutnc
turers price. %
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VI ASONH6'.

- R.4ttt.5 meetings u JACKSON EoDGE
AZ, aeid the nr-t and ,nIrd kondayl IL each
~ -, ~ o'clock p VI.
a'''' - ". II. MsINTo<H. S>rsr.4Ayy:
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The Esoos and shoe Store

Has a complete line OF all the best makes of Boots
and Shoes, and will be sold at low figures.
~ q. b. MEoMMms, in.
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Black CaShmereN.

W. r. Wilson has elegant stock OF Black
all wool, Csshmeres from 80 cents to $3.50 a
yard %
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w. r. Wilson has full line of Velvets and
Velyeteens for Jackets, Shirts and Trimmings.
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AUTOBIOGRAPHY.

g.,r.i II Temperature az Tallahassee, FL'rtd",
tor TIE past tctek.
o,,--,aitous taken by W. 4 i,AwIs Drage,sl and
HhnrIuacirf
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DIx!IELD, MAINE, Oct. 20, 1880
DR.. j. b. henduN Il Co-Gents Please find
inclosed 25 cents ior revised edition of your
horse book. have tGicd your Kendals SPAWN
Cure for curb, and il has done all YOU claim for
it, BY using onc-half bottle it entirely cured
the lameness aud removed The bunch Yours
truly, FRANK STANLEY.
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1. q. q. r.

e Regular meetings OF LEON LoDGK Nc Z,
I'D ever, Tuesday ETs,ing, III ,hef Lodge Eet,nA, Rl
:" 49, All Brothers in rood atapc ing i;vlten IA
.,rt W. N. MCINTOSH, SR h. q. :
W MclsrosH, JR, X. ).
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For Ladies, Misses and Children, in the latest
fall styles, are being received at D. B. Megin-
Mss, JI "a
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For sale at Damons brick yard.
aa-M Gro DAMON.
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Made up 10 Ladies', Misses and Childrens' Shoes
at D. B. Meginniss, Jrs. 20
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Boots and ShOeS

Apply 10 CARPENTER & HEAD
N. B.-A big lot for sale %
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Bay state Shoe and Leather Co.'S
in the world for sale by D. B. Meginniss, Jr 20
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Boots and shoes.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Most fashionable styles and best makes for sale
1t D. B Meginniss', Jr. "a
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WOOd's Vernisine Dressing,
Does not crack leather or njure Shoes for sale at
D. h. Meginniss', Jr. rs
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IRE held In, securd and fourth NosssaE Ett.
If r4ch month At their Lodge RGHm, al O'Clock
1.,r,arcns IN good standing invited Ia attend
! b. A MEGINNISS. E. P. -
a NJ NCISTo-H. SR., >cr1bf.