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\ SPLENDID SURGICAL OPERATION

\ SPLENDID SURGICAL OPERATION
AT the Wednesday + NJ. surgical clinic there
occurred another very interesting operation, in
the cNtcrrai"n of an adiposene tumor from the
hand of Mr.. j. Glasgow, weighing about two
pounds in presence OF the class performed by
DIR. Greene, Professor of Orthcpedic Surgery
and DR. Griffith Professor of Anatomy, in the
college
The operation was very interesting one on
account of the size and disseminated character
of Tho tumoI, which occupied the entire dorSal
portion ot the hand, extending from the wrist on
upper side 10 The ends of the fingers On the
inside Of the hand the tumor was less extensive
but the substance of it was intcrposcd between
the bones of the hand, and had to he dissectcd
out
The subject was put under the influence of
ether and was unconscious of the operation
When he recovered consciousness, and being
told that the operation was completed he in
quircd how many fingers were saved; and on
being informed that all were saved, he shouted
vocilcrously in praise of the operators, calling
the bcncdictions OF heaven upon them.
Also, on Friday II M. medical and surgical
clinic the application OF the plaster jacket was
made before the class for " Potts Disease of the
Spine, in the case of girl eleven years old
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Fleming's ..zsOss'" Road Grader.

This machine was on exhibition at the Louis
vile Exposition, where Mayor Lewis purchased
one for the City of Tallahassee, which arrived at
the depot n few days ago.
This grader was one Of the chief attractions in
the machinery department at Louisville, and
during the past twelve months moro than five
hundred have been sold 10 cities, cou mites and
contractors
race tracks this machine fills long felt want.
1t is cheap, strong and durable, easily operated,
and it is said will do the work of ten to twenty
teams with the ordinary scraper and leave the
roul in finer condition
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During the year there will be five eclipses-
three OF the sun and two of the moon
A partial eclipse of the sun, March 9th. Visi-
BILE to Northern Europe and North Polar Sea
A total eclipse Of the moon, April 10Th.
Partly visible in the Americas, Asia, Australia
and Pacific Ocean.
A partial eclipse of the sun, April 25th. Visi-
bic to the southern cxtremites of South Amer
lea and Africa, and intervening Atlantic Ocean
rarity visible to the Atlantic States Visible in
Europe, Asia, Africa and South America, and
the Atlantic Ocean
A partial eclipse OF the sun, October 18th.
Visible TO the Pacific coast, Siberia and interme-
diate ocean
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Florida Tobacco.

One OF our business houses received "A letter
the past week from prominent Tobacco Com
mission Merchant, of New York, IN relation TO
the Florida Cuba tobacco raised in Leon county.
referring 10 sample shown him, he says " it is
the finest domestic tobacco l have ever seen,
and offers 10 purchase the entire crop
.About the same time this letter was received a
tobacco merchant, also Of New York, on his way
home from Cuba, was in the city. He examined
samples of Middle Florida tobacco and ex
pressed much surprise at finding the quality so
excellent
These facts certainly ought TO stimulate not
only Leon county planters, but those of other
counties, to engage more extensively In the pro-
ducion of this profitable crop. There is a con-
slant demand for good tobacco Raise the quail,
iy desired, and dealers will buy il Mt the barns.
If our memory serves ns rightly, we believe it
is an historical fact that the people OF one COM
'monwealth of this Union of States were many
years ago raised almost from n state Of abjcct
poverty to afllucnce and Independence more
through the production of this one crop Than
from all other sources combined. With proper
seed, a climate and soil admirably adapted 10 its
production the improved methods for cultivat-
ing, curing, facilities for dispensing of the crop,
&C. Florilians can surely afford To include to-
bacco among their regular money crops.
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The following civil appointments have been
made by the Governor and duly commissioned
during the past week:
j. Wesley Allen, to be Notary Public in and
for the county OF fernando.
Martin w. Brett, to he Justice Of the Peace in
and for tho county of Holmes
IT. G. Hawthor to be Justice Of the Peace in
and for the county of fernando
John w. HOyt 10 he County Commissioner
in and for the county of Nassau
L. Moreton Murray, to he Notary Public in
and for the county of Volusia.
James b. Kelley, TO be Justice of the Peace in
and for the county of Orange
James l.. Wall, TO be Justice Of the Peace in
and for the county of Clay. 10
w. W. Bailey, TO be County Surveyor in and
for tho county Of Alachua.
Henry Filler. to be County Commissioner in
and for the county OF Dade.
John W. Guffey to be Justice of the Peace In
and for the county Of Suwannee.
David q. Love, r. O. Taliafcrro, To be Notaries
Public in and for the State at large" "f
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Vars. &srsumdy Saws

That the dairymcn in this section are talk
ing up The milk business
That she never could understand why toy
manufacturers don't make boy dolls for the little
boys
That " Blowing the Key " is being revived as
an evening game for parl0r sociais. 1t affords
almost as much amusement as Brother Pm
BOhbcd!
That there IS slight boom in the matrimo
NAL market. Licenses arc eagerly sought after,
for " futures"
That one young gentleman who came up from
South Florida 10 spend the holidays will need
the services Of minister before he departs for
iherncninsulA
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EAkS(HNAB..

Mrs. L. German has returned IRON Ocala
Mr. VIM r Lytlc is IN the city for the holt
Captain Bryan paid the grand jurors gold
and silver
Mr. Oscar Lcverette of Aucilla. is in The
city Tor the holidays
Mrs. Lena Davis OF Norfolk, Va is visit
ing her fathers family.
Mr.. l.. A. Perkins is checking baggage on
the F. G. & w Railroad
State Senator Swearrngen, of Wakulll was
in the city last Wednesday,
Mrs. N. M. Long and Miss Emma Wilson
arrived from Memphis on Saturday.
Mr. j. Wesley Bradshaw, of WILDWOOD
came up last week to spend Tie holidays at his
old home
MIR. J. b. Crawford has given up his position
at Ocala, and after spending the holidays in Tai
ahassce will travel for Boston firm.
Messrs. j. Branch Donelson and s. F.. LacIcy,
of Gallatin, Tenn, are at the Leon. Mr. Don
elson is II relative of Capt p IIoustoun, and in
his younger days was resident Of Tallahassee
Captain w ID. Chiplcy, General Superin-
tendcnt OF the +. ~ A. Railroad, and Colonel j.
+. Mcclellan, of Mariana, made flying trip
TO the Capital last Thursday
Mr.. w. b. Carson, Of Louisville, Ky, has
been at the Leon for some time He came to
Florida 10 spend the winter, and says the more
he sees OF the Tallahassee country the better he
likes it.
--ltcv. Mr. Sharp, who was recently trans
ferrcd from the North Alabama 10 the Florida
Conference, reached this city few days ago and
is stopping at the residence of Mr.. J. A. Ed
mOndson.
MIR. Will Hopkins, of Orange Lake. Marion
county, was wounded by the accidental dis
charge of pistol on the 18th. The wound is not
considered fatal, and latest reports state that he
is doing well
MIR. b. Walter, of Fort Wayne, Ind, arrived
nj the Capital few days ago. He spent last
winter in East and South Florida From per-
sonal experience and observation in those sec
tons he contributed series Of articles to the
Fort Wayne .Ionrnnl. The object of his visit here
IS TO examine the hill country Of Middle Florida.
Through the same medium he will give his views
of our climate, soil. &c, and from his reports
numbers of people in his State will decide to
what portion of Florida they will emigratc.
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Cincinnati, Ohio. Shryock st Louis James Canluck.
Minneapolis; Rob, VIM Btoxholm atlanta; Charles l.
Brown st Louis !. Kimmons. 81 Iouis; I q Jenkins
Savannah; j II Doerng, Dover. n j. Martin. Florida;
John Burbank, Cleveland, Ohio; Jordan 7 Demsey.
Covinston, Ky; Mrs T A Ianier New York; Miss Mamie
Lanier, Fle,da Miss Iona Linton. Monticello; II r
Schrader. city.
LEON
Frank Moin, Jr, Charleston, y &, L Norton, Jack
sonville; l. II Robbins and wife, Jason Robbins and
wife, Cieavciand Ohio; 4 Hunt, h Ity } Yonge
city; Ippcomer. Columbus, OHIO, + Fitch, New
York Fred l. Robertson, isrOoksve, Fla, John "
Wheeler. Washington u G; X Whitehead iirsiiard
Vile, Fla; NJ Beard city; Brooks u IL iro'ks. ~
Marks; W ID Chplcy, Pensacola; J T Mcclellan Mari
anna; VIM Wathc, Fort Wayne. Ind j k-mper and
lady, city Miss Grace Hamilton, trrenshou Ind Miss
Kate kcmper. city: John MciIcnry Toledo ono:
fatty, savannah, Tia; Iacky. Branch l'oncls'n,
t'allatln, Tenn; J Wells, New York; c fomeroy ~
Louis; Wnshp, wife and child Macon, On; Captain
Daniel Fry, Colonel p wise. Alphabetical Robert " Nc
Culloch Ithaca New York; Sarah Mcculock. LcRoy.
New York
Arr walls
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CITY HOTEL,

w l. Spencer Pennsylvania; Geo Overstreet, Wheel
ing West Virginia. DIR Vim # Robertson, Leon county:
Miss Cornelia Robertson, Leon county: ID Trendwe,
New York; q @ johnson, Colnmbus Ga; Philip Ransom,
Jacksonville; George RANSOM Savannah; Bartlett;
y stroman, II Cook, Bradfordvillc; Lsner,
Mise Minnie Ianier. Fiorda Mrs T A Lanicr Miss Zoe
Lanier New York; Miss = Ianier, Florida; Mrs Iona
Linton Monticello; w Huntingdon Scranton, Va Geo
Bera Maysville Ky; George Latin, Dalton, a Green
Kaughman Nashville Treadwell, New York; Colonel
Pred Robertsan Drooksvile; Ormond Chares city; w
C Moore st Icus; DR. Charles Heocher Newport, Fla;
Lewis Wton Caysvile, Ill; Amos Broxton, Claysville,
Ills; b Hagan, Lake CITY, Fla; Mrs b Noyes, Miss
Rather N0yea Master Harold Noyes, Miss Elizabeth
Moves Georgetown, Mass X brigham Jr Chicago; Jno
Clarke, Cairo, ~; Henry Morgan. Albany. New York;
Grantx Willard. 5accson, Mise; John Cook city,
smith, 81 Louis; r Lytle, city; George Barksdale,
Iamonia. Florida ii Cook. T 7 d r; Ridley.
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AS the advertisement elsewhere printed truth
fully says, the World is the brightest and best y
Of New York dailics. 1t is a very different pa
per from the old World, for six months ago il
changed owners and editors and is now in the
lro.lt rank Of metropolitan journalism 1t is the
l.,ailng Democratic journal of the North, and as
newspaper is unexccled in enterprise and
ability Subscribe TO it for the campaign year
1894 and you will not only not regret it, but be
very clad YOU did
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HANG UP THE sABv,s sro cx,Nc.

Hang up the baby's stocking
Be sure you don't forget
The dear little dimpled darling
She nc'er saw Christmas yeI
But I've told her all about il,
And she opened her big hlnc eyes
And am snrc she understands e
She looked so funny and wise
Dear what tiny stocking
1t doesn't take much to hold
such little pink toes rs bahy's
Away from the frost and cold
But then, for the bahy's Christmas
II will never do at all
Why. Santa wouldn't he looking
For anything half an small
know what wen do for the baby
have thought OF the very best plan
I'll borrow a stocking of grandma
The longest that ever ] can;
And III hang II by mine. dear mother
Right here in the corner, 90
And write letter 10 Santa,
And fastcn il on the toe,
Write, This il the baby's stocking
That hangs in the corner here
Iou never have seen her. Santa.
For she only came this year,
But she's just the blessedest baby
And now, before you 90,
inst cram her stocking with goodies
From the top clean down to the toe
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Probably N Fatal ARRAY.

On Friday morning news reached this city Of
ai shooting affray at Browns store, in the north
ern part of the county, near the Georgia line.
According to information received here it ap-
pears thai difficulty, in which three men were
engaged, occurred at the above place on Thurs
llhy evening. Report says that Mr.. VIM. Dun
,chn was struck on the head by a Mr.. Brown, with
Something other than his hand, and that young
man named Copeland shot Duncan twice-0ne
charge entering his forehead and the other his
abdomen
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Gents Novelties for Christ

Nccktics, Scarfs and Scarf Pins, Gents Silk
and Cambria lIcmstiched Handkerchiels, Fancy
Coorcd Bordered handkerchief, Dressing Cases,
Fine Leather Bags, Silk Umbrellas and Canes,
ut [34] ID. B. MEGINNIss. JR's
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'NNaHr:AlspiH

Is instantly relieved and cured by DR. Jordan s
Joyous Julep. Nothing like il on The Globe for
the immediate relief Of Neuralgia, Sick, Nervous
and Periodical Headache For Painful Men
situation it has no equal Cures every Time
when properly taken Get il ri once if yon sui
fer Price so cents For sale by NJ Lively
and w A. Rawls, druggists = "
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500 Dixie NSlOWa
ea IL hv " Il NXilsnn
Fancy Dress RuttOms

One OF the largest manufacturers OF dress
buttons in the United States visited Tallahassee
a few days ago AS usual w II Wilson scoopcd
him, and bonght the control OF his buttons. Mr.
Wilson has now in stock an immense and beau
tiful variety OF buttons i'm all the new styles and
shades 81
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m ASlINIG,.

e k,..ulaI meetings ri 1ACXAspN EaI"i rs
are h,ld the first ana shuti Mondays En cich
" n, Al ;a'rloCk +. VI. Bi
m''" Nj. AalNTnSH, SaStetva
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Christmas Goods, Christmas
Goods.

Don't forget to call, at
"a d. b. MEGTNNIss, IRIS.

a Word for the Little Ones.
A little set of dishes is n necessity for the
children; il is u sort of humanizer for the bows
well as girls Don't laugh ut your boy for
liking 10 play with them; there is nothing about
the hearty, happy play which will make the boy
an humanity man: 1t is often and wisely advo
Gated that the girl shall Ike allowed more of the
boys freedom from restraint that she shall have
an active interest in tho outdoor sports and
games OF her brother, or of other girls brothers
if she has none of her own; and while this is as
It should be- let us advocate also giving the boy
share in the gcntler pastimes OF the girls. 1t
often appears that il sons were encouraged to
take the same interest in the home that augh
tiers are the best results would follow. IT the
boys were taught to contribute something to its
decoration and adornmcrt in the same way that
girls are, the sweet ties that bind them to their
home would be strengthened Children are Il
great care. The woman who has children and
yet who hopes and expects to lead the same kind
of life that one may who is chlesS, will find
To her lasting sorrow sometime that she has lett
undone many things which she ought Ia have
done
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500 Dixie AslOWS
For sale ~ ". T. Wilson. =
All the Novelties of the Sea
son,
At 4I d. r. MECTNNISS, IRIS

Fine Dress GOODS.
You may say what you please about II, int
any gentleman or lady feels more respectable
when dressed nicely. w K Wilson's store is
the only place in Tallahassee where lady can
~et lust what she wants in nice dress goods 81
Circuit Court.
Since our last Issue cases have been disposed
of follows:
State VS.. Peter Ford aggravated assault
guilty; one year in county Jail at hard labor
State VS.. David Robinson, arson -Hnilty. new
trial granted
State VS.. Eddie Smith alias Cox murder
guilty in The first degree Motion for new Trial
"vcrruled and prisoner sentenced 10 be hanged
Court adjourned yesterday
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.ShOOSlSI:s Cloths.

The Shootl,la Cloth is IL soft all wool fabric Tor
ladies suits Dmpce gracefully and makes up
rNquisi,cly.
w r. Wilson has a full line of Shooddas in
black and all the new coors, which he is selling
chcap
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Toy Trunks. Toy Trunks,
A, lAi ID r MEoINNIss, IE's

WIN They Cali Slim Ola rHan.''
Yes, that's sally 80" said Jenkins, my hair
is turning gray and falling out before its time
Use something? would, but most hair restor
crs are dangerous" True" said his friend Z" but
Parkcr's Hair Balsam is rs harmless NJ it is
effective. Eve tried it, AMI know. t;ive The
lIalsam a show, and the boys will soon stop call
ing you Old Man Jenkins" II never fails Ia
restore the original color to gray or faded hair
Richly perinmcd, an elegant dressing ldcc2s I'm
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solid Comfort.

Their" rs nothing which givcs snch solid com
tort as Il well fitting and easy wearing shoe
X Wilson has the largest and best stock of
shoes in Tallahassee Tor all classes ages and
sexes Fl
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OverCOatS. OverCOatS

In light and heavy weights, at Philadelphia
prices, AT "a ID. b MEcINNIss, lE's
Lime.
800 barrels ri best Alabama Lime Just re-
crivcd by GEO II MEOINNIsS
DECEMBER 3 1SS:}-:}3 At
Keeps Shirts! Keeps ShirtG!!
w X Wilson has entire control of the sale of
Keeps Shirts in Tallahassee, and will keep at
all Times n full stock, and will sell nj Mnnuiar-
turcr'e price. %
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Rlack l,ashmaNnna

W. r. Wilson has an elegant stock of Black
all wool, Cashmcres, from so cents to SLIGO a
yard %
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The cheapest and best Buggies and Wagons i
the market can bc bought AT
: 81 -3m M M COBB's
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Large arrival of Prince Edward Island Early
Rose Potatoes, for early planting, nj f II Al
iords &c
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Boots and Shoes.

My stock is complete and am receiving every
week new goods from the best Boston and Ihila.
delphia factories. I34l d. i. MEGINNIss, .IR.
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He'd blankets! nEed Aslamkets.
The over production al fine blankets forced
the manufacturers in September last TO sell III
the auction rooms in New York n vast number
of blankets W. L. Wilson has now in stock II
large variety OF these blankets bonght from The
auction sales, and is selling them cheap can
he bought in the United States II
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Gents SIiDDerS.
Rugcfes and Wa.Oms.

Ia Patent Leather, Alligator ands fine Kid lo'
Christmas trade, at
"a d. T. MEGINNISS, JR'S.
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Old Ladies' SHOES

W. Wilson did not forget tho old ladies
He has n splendid soft, easy wearing, low heel
shoe far old ladies. 20
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Circuit Court.


On Monday, December 2ith a black Scotch
Coolic dog, having on n silver collar with " Colo
mel engraved on it The finder will br re-
warded by returning him To the FLnRIDIAN
off
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Beics, SIC; Fat Backs, SIC; Sides SIC
Frdght added-4S cents per hundred on gross
weight 1851 u A. LEVY
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4. q. q. T..

x REGULAR meetings Of j.>oN i.oittSni No. y
r.hl every FfSday E,ening, II ih'r lntk'' N'cs y
are All Rrothrrs in good ~tartinr Ate iAsp &
attend. - l., ~ " " - '''aNi - -
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w. r. Wilson has full line of French Ar
murcs in black and all the new colers. Armures
are. all WOOL and are ranked high up among the
French Novelties for Ladies' Fashionable Suits.
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The best family medicine male II is the
latest and by far the best corrective oi all dis"r-
dcrs Of the Liver, Stomach and Bowels in The
market Acts like charm in indigestion, Tor,
pid Liver and Constipation. Only Try it, For
sale hy NJ. Lively and w A l,aWis druggists.
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Tennessee Wagons.

Iron Axle, Thimblc Skein, and Onc-horse IA
nous Tennessee Wagons, for sale cheap, by W.
X Wilson. "a
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METEOROLOGICAL.

Record n Temperature at f''&nh"S@t, f'"f7d.',
fer me past 'r''t
,,,servst,on- taken by ". A. RA"I~ ntnagisl mad
w. Pharmacist PA
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x Regular meetings ot AIWlII.A ffk':AhF
- M } held the s,rond AID fontth kcg.tEr r.
,l each month, ut their Tod" Room, mt 40 'lhct
a.. r,r,4rcl- GOOD standing invited Y! rt&nd
4" H. A MF.iN ylSss. 4 l..
a. "A McINrosu SR ~ FIiT.
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Ladies' AE.snsl-sn sse R'remch n<ih
Button nHnOaS

w X Wilson has just received a splendid as
sortment OF Zciglcr's Hand made French Kit
Button Boots for Ladies' %
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To Suit the Times.
Civil Appointments.

d. b. Meginniss, Jr., will give you prices to
snit the times. "a
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vclYC1 and XelYNfeCnS.
fake Hoods Eureka A.iycr aesli

W Il. Wilson has n full line of VclvctS and
Velvctccns for Jackets, Skirts ana Trimmings
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Basket and Opera Efnnncl~.
w. II. Wilson has the largest and most com
pleie stock OF Basket and Opera Flanncls eve
seen i'm Tallahassee %
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Shoddy. Shoddy. Shoddy.

ShOalhy, ShOddy. ShOddy.
TO avoid buying shoddy goods always go 10
w r. Wilson for what You want. 81
See What Won can Get for 81 at
Levy's.
You can buy 90 yards good domestic, yard
wide, for 81 at y. l.. Yevy's.
You can get Linen Collars for 81 at Y A.
Levy's. "a,
500 Dixie AslOWs
For sale by w. II. Wilson. "a.
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Civil and Criminal Dockcts, neatly ruled, with
appropriate headings, and substantially bound
al lhc FIORIDIAN office.
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Hats for Christmas.

Stctson's Fine Soft Fur and Dunlaps shape
in Drrhys ut ia ID. i MEGINNTss JR's
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500 Dixie PIows

For sale by w. r. Wilson "a
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Hotel Arrivals.

For sale by w. II. Wilson. "a
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COTTON NArsF< So.

t.od bless the htii" ri"cAi'i
All over the land I" ni.'i
Hung IN the choicest c'M'''t
In the llow vt crlm-ch H. -
rh. tiny scarlet e"ckiI'
With hole III the hc"' an go
Worn by wonderful Inn'h'
Tho tarliuirs hay" to-"
Merry Christmas to all
More wedding bells sn":.
ParsianS wear cork bon}t''
Chenille Is worn nd M" ga" 4
Crockcry. At T. a Ar:rnnrs u
Land Cans. AZ /. a Mc,ihp.. u
Willow ware, ~ T. A Mr,nllr "A
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