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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-10-10
WATERLOO

J. H. Harger shipped two car loads of
lumber to Geo. Bleeker, who intends to
build both house and barn this fall.
Work on F. Grunke's new brick block
is progressing finely.
Before departing for Oregon, August
Meibus sold his house and lot, situated
on South Monroe street, to Robert Borch-
ardt, for the sum of 5000.
An effort is being made to organize a
Grand Army Post at this place. There
are about 100 old soldiers living in this
vicinity, and 54 have already signified
their intention of becoming members ifa
Post is organized Journal.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-10-10
A LAND OF THE DEAD.

China, almost wherever you see it, is a
land of the dead. For thousands of fyears
Cinnamon have been assiduously en-
ployed in burying each other 1t is the
habit of the Celestial mourner to plant
his relative in a grave that shall last.
In the north there are few graveyards;
that is to say, few places exclusively de-
voted TO detunct celebrities. The person
who is dead is placed in the most con-
venient and comfortable spot whichSofers
itself, and that may chance to be in the
centre of field of rice or on the road
side. If bis relatives be rich they at
once raise huge mound Of earth over
him; if they do not happen to have a
great amount of disposable funds they
put the coffin down in the field or in the
roadside, thatch it with little straw,
and leave it till the money for mound
can be got together; or they erect over it
little structure of loose bricks andstiles.
The wind and rain do their work, and
so the traveller sees all over the landscape
mounds of earth fanked by exposed cof
fms. These collins are not fimsy struct-
ures as in England but substantial struct-
ures of wood, made to last, and conse-
quently it is no unusual thing to count
many scores of them at any one point of
the landscape in the interior. This does
not lower the spirit of the Chinese. It
possibly gives them typhoid fever; but
that is another question. On the stran-
ger it's effects are novel and various. All
the second day of my journey Hooked
out upon graves and cofins. They clus.
tered under the hills; they lay on the
waters edge, they had been carefully
placed under the lee of the houses; they
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-10-10
JEFFERSON.

Goe. J. Kispert and wife and Mrs.
Chas Bullwinkel returned from Dakota
last Thursday after pleasant visit OF
several weeks in jamestown.
Last Monday morning James Devine,
the marble cutter, was bound over to the
Circuit Court, in the penal sum of 5000
for embezzlemant.
Emil Dingel came home last Saturday
from Chicago on a visit to his parents
and will take in the Co. Fair.
The "ring game was tried on one of
our merchants by some confidence men
last Tuesday night, and while the merch-
ant would not bite, it nearly terminated
in row.-Bdnner.
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LIST OF PREMIUMS

Awarded at the tenth annual Fair of Cen
trail Wisconsin Agricultural and Mechanical
Association, held at Watertown, Wis on
Sent 17th IN O1ct 1899
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-10-10

Thos. Rane, mare l yr old l
:. Hildeman. stallion 4 yrs & over {
J. G. Jordan, Lily of Jersey potatoes
w. G. Off, pencil drawing 1
Thos. Kane, bu spring wheat l
A. McKensie, rug
May, Weber & Co., display flour
J. Jones, SOW pig over 6 mo
do buck l yr and over l
do pen 8 buck lambs l
do pen ewes 1
S. B. Fuller, dis Domestic sew machs 1
do display sew mach work 1
E. W. Barney, mare yrs old & over
A & r. Schiller. crochet skirt l
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-10-10

"a - - - not. life issweeping by, go
and dare before you die
"a something mighty and SUBJ
- - leave behind to conquer
time" sec week IN your own town. 50 Outfit
free No risk Everything new. Capital not
required. We will furnish you everything. Many
are making fortunes. Ladies make as much
as men, and Boys and girls make great pay.
Reader if you wanta business atwhich you can
make great pay all the time, write particulars
II. HALLETT& Co. Portland,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-10-10
HANL[N q FORD,

,zos,,io,,ob1a Rarher and Hair Dresser, shop in
61ii3s basement. on the Bridge, Watertown,
Wis The best of Hair Dye used, Warranted 10
bold color for eight weeks,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-10-10
ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA
HE FEELS LIKE A NEW MAN.

HE FEELS LIKE "A NEW MAN.
81 have had Dyspepsia, with Constipa-
ton, two years, and have tried ten different
kinds OF pills, and TUFTS are the first
that have done me any good. They have
cleaned me out nicely. My appetite is
splendid. food digests readily, and I now
have natural passages. 1 feel like a new
man." w. D. EDWARDS, Palmyra, o.
Sold everywhere, ,25c. Office. a Murray St Ny.
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0easa nanAav ncAool Csnven1aon /.
This body win ansemble n Tallahassee to-
marrow q 10 o'clock 4 m, = the II e. Church.
The atteadaucs promises 70 be large. the sessions
very intersaliss, and The occasion propitious for
the promotion Of the good work Ia Florida.
In referring 10 the Convention. the Savannah
Neses has this TO say: An the railroads In
Florida and steamboat lines connecting with
the Capital OF the State have made liberal re-
ductions TO delegates to the convention. A. F.
Jacobs, the eloquent Sabbath school advocate
and distinguished orator Of Chicago, President
of the International Sunday school Convention,
will be present on the occasion, and ex-Gov-
ernor Colquitt, of Georgia, whose life has been
devoted to the cause, and r. B. Reppard, of
Savannah, whose zeal in the work has only
been equaled by wholeheartedness in the cause,
with other distinguished Southern workers, will
be present. The occasion promises to be pro-
ductive of lsstingly good result g."
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Supreme COurt.


ATTORNEYS ADMITTED.
Judge A. o. Wright, of jacksonville; Mr.. John
Eagan, Of Pensacola.
STRICKEN FROM DOCKET.
John Evans ct al, Va. George Summerln, Or
ange county.
George W. Meyers VS. John K Coiuer, Orange
county.
Florida Central and Western Railroad Compa-
nv vs. ]. c. Waldron, Columbia county.
Thomas WoOdson va The State of Florida,
Franklin county. In this case the prisoner broke
Jail and the writ of error is dismissed.
SUBMITTED.
Sarah A. Stewart We. John o. Mathews, Ma
ron county.
George W. Irvine VS.. The State of Florida,
Franklin county.
c. P. Cooper, executor, VS.. c. o. Livingston,
Duval county.
John j. Knox, Commissioner &C., vs. L. W.
Spratt ct al, Duval county.
G. L. Robinson VS.. w. B. Barnett, Duval
county.
David Petty VS.. Executors of R. L. Jones, Du-
val county.
James Kingsley ct ais, vs.. Adel E. Broward ct
al, Orange county.
Post & Hobby vs. E. C. Love, executor, Gads
den county.
E. 8. Keitt vs. Edwin Spencer, Marion county.
Jonah Woodbury., executor, vs. John P.
Mathison, executor, Gadsden county.
John H. Browne ct al, VS.. Mary Mazyck, Du-
val county.
W. A Patrick vs. W. J. Sears, Orange county.
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PERSON Al.


Miss Jessie Blake is visiting her sist er, Mrs.
r. B. German.
Capt Frank Phillip. Circuit Clerk of Jack
son county, is registered at the City Hotel.
DIR. w. II. Howerton, Of the Leon HOTEL left
last week for a short visit to North Carolina.
Mr.. J. H. Humphreys and family left yes
terdsy for Wildwood, Sumter county, where he
has an orange grove.
Our young friend Mr. John ]. Williams,
came up from jacksonville last week, and spent
few days at home.
Prof e. P.Cater, Of the East Florida Semina-
ry, was at the Capital last week, and made a
pleasant call at the FLoRIDLAE Office.
--Messn r f. Harmed and Jos. T. Heston,
ofBristol, Pa, 10 company with Col. w. C. Bird,
of Monticello. called ut the FLoRIDIAK Office
yesterday.
Rev. e. ]. Benton, Of Homersyille, Ga, is
In the city. He win atssnd the Sunday School
Convention, which meets tomorrow, and take
part in it, proceedingk
MIR. G. g. Dnling, wholesale commission
dealer in fruits and vegetables. 1as Duane street,
New York, was N the city last week, soliciting
the patronage Of tuckmen hefcabouss.
Superintendent Chiplsy, Of the F. 4 ARR,
arrived In Tallahassee from Pensacola Sunday
night on his way to Ge0Egis Win Thomasville,
and LEFT for that place next merning. Judge g.
A. Stanley also arsiyed and registered at the Le-
on TIE Judgs h. always visited The Capital
during 10 fop, but lhis year bib fisnds were
apprehenstye that ~ paramount attraction for
him thai now exists II Pensacoia might have
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For above lands no bid less than one dollar and
twenty-five cents per acre will be accepted.
Any person who resided on any of said lands at
the date of their selection and who SHALL on or be-
fore the day Of Offering them for SALE file his or her
affidavit and those of two Witnesses that he or she
has made and continued such settlement, shall have
the right to enter the lands embracing such settle
ment, not exceeding one hundred and sixty acres,
at their appraised value.
And any person who has settled upon or i'm
proved any of said lands subsequent to their seec-
ton, may make application to the BOARD OF Educa-
ton for the privilege of entering said lands upon
making afdayit that he she has settled upon and
cultivated the same and continued the cultivation
and improvement, proving by two witnesses the
character of the cultivation and improvement, may
make entry of the same at their appraised value on
the day Of SALE provided such applications are fled
before said Board with the Salesman on or before
the day Of sale.
ALI sales viii be for cash. The lands win be Of
fered during the usual hours of SALE and continued
from day to day until completed in each county
These lands will not be sold In tracts of less than
forty acres, except In cases Of fractional lots
After said lands have been offered for SALE those
unsod will be subject to private entry in the State
Land Once at the appraised values
Circulars containing the above descriptions will
be sent on application to the State Land ONCE.
By order Of the Board of Education
p. w. WHITE, Salesman.
February 9, 18SS-n
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DR. George Badger died In Greenpont L. L. one Of the
annexed districts Of Brooklyn. N. T. Jan 10th, his
45th birth day.
He came to this city in 1871, remained short time,
when himself and family removed to small town In New
Jersey where he pracced his profession and gained rep
utaon by his gentlemanly department. skin and learn
ing
He returned to the city in about one year. remaining
till last June when he moved to Greenpont to engage in
business.
He had heart trouble before leaving Tallahassee The
immediate OF his death Bghts disease OF the
Kidneys accompanied by valvular disease Of the heart
great change had taken place 10 his Of life
within the past few years Two months just prior to his
death he seldom left the house. but would often -
possible visius and and instructive
He was strictly honest honorable and truthful in all his
dealings, detesting everything little mean, and by his
sobriety and pleasant demeanor attracted friends wher
ever he went
He was afectonate husband. devoted, tender "a
ther true, steadfast friend He conscious to the
last, and though suffering greatly, bore it without
mur expressing his appreciation with grateful thankful
for the thoughtful OF his wife and her mother
His remains taken to Raleigh N. Co. for intement
New York. MIN.
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OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC

OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION,
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, February l, 1888
The Trustees of the Agricultural College, al
the request of several competing localities have
adjourned their meeting until February 81 1888
at which time they will locate the College
should sufficient inducements be offered by any
locality possessing healthfulness and accessi-
biity.
AS the Board cannot use its funds for build
ing purposes, there will have TO be donated suit
able buildings, or a sum sufficient to erect such
buildings, and al least one hundred acres of land,
four acres of which should be adjoining the
buildings and four acres convenient for an ex-
perimental garden.
In addition to the above such further donations
as may be offered as an inducement for the loca-
ton are requested.
BY order of the Agricultural College Board
HENRY n FELKEL,
Secretary Agricultural College Board.
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City ElectfOn-Cfsixens' Mass.Mect.
ing.
We, the undersigned citizens of Tallahassee
without regard to politics or color, having only
the best interests of city at heart, and there
fore DESTROYS of securing the election of such an
administration for the ensuing year as will con-
duce most to the general good, do invite all 10
join in a mass-meeting to be held at Galle's
Hall, on Thursday night. February Stt 1888, at
o'clock, for the purpose of nominating sucn
ticket with the understanding that whatever
ticket may be nominated at such meeting shall
be supported by all participating therein at the
election to be held on the Goth instant to the ex-
clusion of any and all other nominations.
JOHN PAYNE, EDWARD LEWIS,
julius BALL, o. B. ARMSTRONG,
r. A. MEGNNIss, HENRY MATHEWS
M. LIVELY, HENRY GARRETT
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Read what Gen. G.. r. CT1gel Ander.
son Says.
Messrs Hntohisca d Bro. Gentlemeu--I have
been great sufferer from neuralgia-the attacks
lasting for days. had tried every known remedy
without being relieved. In my last attack /
tried your "Neuralgine," and In q short time
was perfectly cured Ii is consolation to know
that ! have at last a remedy that controls this
painful disease, and can cheerfully recommend
II to all who suffer as do
q. T. ANDERSON,
Atlanta, April 1S, 1879. Chief Of Police.
HUTCHIsoS & BRo., Projectors, Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by all druggiats. TT
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Gurrox. "a. reh a. issf

Mr.. w. H. BARnett, Augusta, Ga
GiF-1 am "a old resident Of Augusfa, and there
fore take pleasure 10 ssying to you that your b.
I'll P. has greatly benefttcd me- have suffered
from Dyspepsia fOr : long while, aud tried va
rious remedies. amo1g them Simmons Liver
Regulator" but lind your Liver Medicine suits
my case, and gives me moro relief than anything
have ever taken. Very respectfully,
Nina II r. SKINNER.
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Bellies, 10 cents; Fat backs, 10 cents; L. C.
Sides, 10 cents. Freight added, 48 cents per 100
pounds, gross weight. The above meats always
on hand by the box, at Y A. LEWIS
A1-tf
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Lots Nos l, 2, Z and 8, north half of Lot No. II,
section Lots Nos. 5, 6, and 8, section r. Lots
Nos 2, B, and 3, south half of Lot No T. sec
ton "a Lots Nos. 2. g. 4 and 5, section 25
IN T. 8, s. R. 13 E.
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For Sixty Days OnIy.

l am selling my stock of Mems, Youths,
Boys and Childrens' Clothing, at actual cost, to
make room for Spring Stock Y. A. Levy. [41
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Al Enterprise, in vOLUSIA COUNTY, on
Wednesday, March 2, 1888, the following, to-wit:
South half OF southeast quarter, section "a; north
half Of northeast quarter, section Is.
IN T. IA, g., r. g. E.
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Remember.

For sixty days only, 1 will sell my winter stock
at cost, in order to make room for spring stock
Clothing a speciality.
80 Y. A. LEVY
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At Orlando, in ORANGE COUNTY, on Saturday,
March TO- 1888, the following, to-wit:
Lot No l, north half of Lots Nos. and 4, section
north half of Lots Nos. and 2, southwest quar-
ter of southeast quarter west half section south
east quarter of northeast quarter southeast quarter
of southeast quarter sections southeast quarter Of
northeast quarter, northeast quarter Of southeast
quarter southwest quarter of southeast quarter
ton II west half of southeast quarter southeast
quarter OF southwest quarter, section 12.
IN T. 10, g., 3. 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 IS
east half. section 10; west half section 20.
IN T. 3, 8, r. IS, E.
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An ioyen Of choice flowers should send 70 the
Daneee = Conard Co, West Grove, Pa, sor some
o. ine'r Lovely Rosea These roses are certain
% noon, and are the finest In The world. They
are sens salsly By mail, postpaid, to al on.
G. = ~ United States. This company i per.s
fecfly reliable. and noted for liberal dealine.
Thy 90 eeay Il Premiums and Extr,s MOI.
hoos IN nost establishments grow. 6snd ~
lhelr Ass 0sfdA complete iseAiise On lie Rosa.
gay p1Ee elegApily illuafrssed). m 81 go.
fallsse.t - - pey,sy. So
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South half, section %; southwest quarter, Lots
Nos and 3, section 81 northwest quarter, section
%; west half of northwest quarter west half of
southwest quarter, section 80.
IN T. 10, g., R. 20, E.
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The following resolution, offered by Alder
man Cobb. was adopted at regular meeting Of
the City Council last night:
:. Rsolsed. That the question of reduction Of ,he
1ayors salary De submitted 10 the legal voters
o. the city Tor their action at the next Election
Tor or against
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Bargains! Bargains! Bargains
In clothing and gents furnishing goods, at
80 7. A. LEWIS
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Loans on Improved Lands.

7 AM PREPARED TO UNDERTAKE THE NE
gotiation of applications for loans, for term Of
years, secured by first mortgage on improved plan
tations in the counties Of Leon, Wakula and Gahs-
den, Florida, Ia amounts not exceeding onethird of
their value; also, to buy mortgages given to secure
part OF the purchase money on such lands. will
Saturdays for the purpose Of taking aDpiicatioOs
for loans Of money.
H. C. RIPLEY,
TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA
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Southeast quarter section 10; southwest quartz =,
west half of southeast quarter southeast quarter
southeast quarter, section II southwest quarter,
section IL east half of southwest quarier section
IS; northeast quarter of northeast quarter south
ton III northeast quarter, north half of south
east quarter, section 10; north half Of southwest
quarter west half Of southeast quarter, northeast
quarter Of southeast quarter section IS; lots 9,
and 4 east half Of northwest quarter north half of
southwest quarter, southeast quarter Of southwest
quarter, section "a east half Of Northwest quarter,
section Is.
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Northeast quarter, east half of northwest quarter.
section 8; west half southeast quarter, section IA
southeast quarter, section 49, east half section %
west half, section %; south half, section 81.
IN T. IS, g., r. 10, E.
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West half of southeast quarter, west half section
@; northwest quarter, section
IN It's, s., r. Is, E.
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Northwest quarter of northwest quarter south
half section east half of northeast quarter south
west quarter of northeast quarter, beast quar-
ter west half, section q all of section north half
of section IL
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At New Troy, in LAFAYETTE COUNTY, on
Saturday, March "a, 1888, the following, to wit:
Lots Nos. I, 2, g. s. 8, g. 10, IL and 12, section
12; Lots Nos 1, q 8, 8, g. and II, section 10
Lots Nos. 2, 3, and H. section "a; Lots Nos and
II, section IS Lots Nos 6, Z, 9, 10 and IL, south
half of Lots Nos. 8, and 5, section &c.
IN T. z, g., r. Is, E.
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MErBoRoLcGIcAE..

Record Of TSmperatwse at 7dHahafA*, florida,
for Ae past Geek. ::
Observations taken BY W. A. RAwIz l,rus2tst and
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Vast half section 2; all of section IL; Lots Nos
2, 10 and IL, section 49, northeast quarter south
half
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W. II. G.


All my Fall and Winter Stock will be sold al
Cost TO make room for larger Spring Stock.
Y. A Levy. Al
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North half, section l.
IN T. 20, s., r. 10, E.
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Indemnity SCHOOL LANDS.
RECENTLY SELECTED AND BROUHGT
INTO MARKET.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN 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 S, 1888, the following, to-wit:
Northeast quarter of northeast quarter, section
south half of northwest quarter southwest quarter,
section 30; west half section 81.
INT.7S., r. Is, 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;
north half southeast quarter east half of southwest
quarter, section 80; west half of northwest quarter
section 81
IN T. Ia, s., r. 10, E.
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a. a. II. ".

a. Garden City Lodge No. LIZ O!fg. W.,
meets In the Masonic Han % the ee<q1H ene fourth
Wednesday nights In each month. e u 0onck s. -
W.M. LcINTOSH FH,9N W.
WN BAKxz, Recorder. tttti ii
II g. E1IIof, FinAncief. \
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Southwest quarter section 4; south half, section
IN T. z, s., r. IA, E.
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Southwest quarter of northeast quarter, southeast
quarter Of northwest quarter west half of southeast
quhrter east half of southwest quarter, section 81
IN T. Is, s., R. o. Z.
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IN T. II, g., r. IS, E.

West half of southwest quarter, section %; Lot
No. southwest quarter of southeast quarter, east
half Of southwest qutrter section 30 east half of
northeast quarter, section 81.
IN T. II, g., r. %, E.
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TUESDAY, AN.
thermometer, IS; Barometer, 1886 in, and
steady. No immediate change in weather to be
spprehended
west Fia seminary. WIG