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New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
LETTERS FROM TILE PIE OPLE.
SPEAKER CHAPLIN AND STATE FURNITURE

SPEAKER CHAPLIN AND STATE FURNITURE.
70 m. FdffOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: You Go injustice to as scrupulously
honest man az ever sat In the Assembly wher yon ae-
cuse Speaker Chapin OF taking into possession as II u
were his own the desk bought FOR bis use albeit you
concede mat other Speakers have taken their deaks IL
might have occurred to you that Mr Chapin's term OF
oioe does expire until the Slst OF Deeemoer' ava
ia vet too soon 20 assert that Speaker has kept
his desk after becoming private citizen. Being in
Albany one day this week happened TO meet Mr. Cha
pin there attending OF bis ex-ofeio duties the
work of that day being session Of the Land Commits
soners II should be added, TO correct msappTehenson
that the desk question IL not the one used in me
Assembly Chamber but WIS IN the Speakers private
room, and may properly be wherever he wants IT.
Yours L. K, KENNEDY.
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81 am saturated to the epidermis," said the
high school girl throwing her gamboOts nfo the
:" don'f wonder at that" replied her mother: they
give you such hard lessons " sehoo-Oli CITY Derrick
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fece 70 raise $4,000 IN add the endowment Of tho
eoiesa The Gitlstn olass was graduated, which In
eluded the first girl graduate.
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Professor to young lady student: "Your
mark Is very low, and you have only just passed;
Young lady :" Oh glad" Professor. surprised:
"why}" Young LADY, 81 do 20 love ught squeeze"
--ICOllege Exchange
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FAULTY CONSTRUCTION OF THE STEPS.

FAULTY INSTRUCTION Of lnEs olEIc'
To me EdftOr OF The TrfbHhG
SIR: The conclusion of your editorial in
THE TRIBUNE of this morning. VIZ To shut up the
Bridge to pedestrians and reconstruct the iooiway
without steps is the only proper and Sufficient remedy
The footway 50 reconstructed should have but one grade
and that Ia gradua rise commencing at the approaches
and endngover the railway % the tower. The increase
over the presen. grade Incline would be slight and at
no time OF the year sufficient render tue path other
wise than Of easy and saenscent IL Is evident thatthere
IA nothing in the present construction bracing Of the
Bridge to render adoption OF this plan lmpraetcabe
measure yar1ously suggested by different members
p the Bridge trustees engueerviz to substitute IN
c'ned planes for the steps where these exist would be
In degree only dangerous han the steps themselves
This plan evdentyat present under ercOnsdeTation,w
Introduce a series OF inclined Planes OF various grades
which would be- by the necessities Of their position of
too steep grade for safety or comfort and is halfway
measure at best not to be entertained permitted
The present safe steps tho cause OF the recent
calamity which are evidently the pet and special concern
OF the present engineer IN charge IN themselves
family and dangerous in construction. The reads OF
these steps, or the going measured from riser to ser
are only nine and thgeequarer inches In width, where
nj least inches additional or eleven ana three quar-
Ter inches should hayc been allowed. The dmefNnco
In crowded pathwsy between steps measuring IN
uriug only nine and three quarter incheH l. tic ihcrct
between comparative safety aud dn ger TO the FORMER
class the steps OF this Bridge evidently do nor peons'
Their construction Hof j. 9h4hclet 70 Hc-
conn Cor the saster. aud appliance or rubber mat
ting rail ri iessen their dangerous condltiph lne
vision or comprehension 0f ie engineer D also evidently
bling aud falling these steps when hc ekputale7 on
their safe qualities t0 the rcpoicr oi TN TRIBUNE WIo
stands beside him While tHis n.pstrauon OF theiF
Nee. .For. June g. 1ss3. GEORGE HATHoRsE
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HANOVER COLLEGE EXERCISES.

MADISON, Ind, June 14.--At the Hanover
College to-day. arrangements were per
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Ne,o- York, June Q, 1888.

THAT which our correspondent says g might have
occurred y to The TRIBUNE has not occurred to US
even after having read what he has to suggest. 1t
does not need that one should wait until December
81 TO learn what has been determined upon months
earlier. Mr.. Chaplin stated in advance of the ad-
journment OF the Legislature that he regarded his
official desk and chair az his perqusites. We can
not quite make out whether il is Mr. Kennedy's
theory that Mr. Chaplin is holding on to tho char
and desk in anticipation Of an extra session. Such
certainly cannot BE- Mr.. Chapin's theory, for be
doubtless understands that the Governor has
decided not TO call an extra session. 1t is obviously
true that the Speakers desk may properly be
where he wants it," and il IS equally true that the
only place where Speaker wants Speak
er's desk is in the Speakers room. re-
porter of THE TRIBUNE saw Mr.. Chapin several
days ago IN regard to this matter and was Informed
by that gentleman that it was an old custom for the
Speaker to retain the desk and chair urchased for
his room Mr. Chaplin never so much as limited 10
the reporter tha' he did not intend to follow the
old custom.-Edl
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
orupp,r CROOKS PRISONERS.
THE srcsrrARY OF THE INTERIOR WANTS lhH
CRIMINALS PUNISHED.

ryrr srcnrTARY OF TIE INTERIOR WANTS ihN
CRIMINALS PUNISHED
,,su,xoroN June 14.-No communication mas
,e,, y,,eeiyed AZ the War Department from Genera
Crook asking instructions to the disposition Oh
his Indian prisoners nor have any INSTRUCTIONS ye'
beep sent TO him. The Secretary OF war mas an ap-
;,;o, for the subsistence of 800 Indian prls-
nars which il available for the care of these In
aians until some arrangement shall have been made
with the Interior Department for their mai diSpos
tiop. They WILL therefore, be held as prisoners vi
war until such time the Interior Department -
prepared to take charge OF them. Two cohs'oe'@-
tions will have weight in determining where 10 pu.
them First. the Importance of placing them at
sreb distance from tho Mexican border that they
will bs unable 70 repeat their periodical raids: and
second 10 avoid bringing them IN contact WIN
other tribes who are now well disposed and peace
ahle hut upon whom they might exert an EVIL IN
fluence. The Secretary of the Interior to-day
addressed the following communication 10 tne
Secretary Of War:
= understand that General Crook VIII soon return ~
the vicinity San Carlos Agency with large tt ond
of reneeade indians who guilty OF murder iheIt aba
other crimes. tsnkthese Indians oushs ne Seen
The Practice Tnere nanen peace II ter
Indans are allowed 10 murder the PeoPr P nr to the
aeeass To be supported by the Goyernneni dtshnd u
10 criminals should be hed as plS he taken from
sSer parents and put school think we can aecePs be
srd eare for the children OF school age Susu oe W
eu o. - fr,n Won as TO the nnmber OF children as
& e ee ton W receive lieneral Crooks full report
An Associated Press dispatch states that General
Crock left Silver Creek yesterday morning. anu
os"A ss,nr Several bours' march camped at a
Mace called Joyces Tomorrow he expects 20
reach some point the Southern Faeliic Faeli
e~nmniIication with the military authorities ana
permit him to send lack the Mexican women ana
children to their hones. Among the aItcleS h auuh
fndl
was recognized as belonging to the late Judge NC
Comas.
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RUNS SCORED EACH IsSIsG.

NsfTSsStan V HSsf. ddSddd5 -
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RACING AT CoNEY ISLAND.
pIzARRo BEATEN BY BARNES.

TWO MORE VICTORIES FOR TIE DWfER sIAbLE-
BooTJAcK. JACK OF HEARTS, BARNES, MONITOR
ARSENIC AND KITTY CLARK THR WINNERS.
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Middle Florida Fruit and Veceta.
bic lirOWers' Amortization

1t is to be hoped that the truck farmers of
Middle Florida will not forget that the annual
meeting of the above named Association i, To- ht.
held at Tallahassee, on Tuesday. the 21St day OF
August prox., and that there may he on that oc-
casion much better attendance than at prcyi.
ons meetings of the Association
No formal call will be published, but we urue
upon our Middle Florida exchanges the duty OF
giving The widest possible publicity to the day
and date of the meeting in order that no one
may have valid excuse for non attendance.
1t is understood that the editors of ncwspapers
are especially invited to be present, ana also the
representatives OF transportation lines interested
in the vegetablc-growing industry OF Middle
Florida.
Arrangements will probably be made for
special rates of fare and it is time OF conI,ar-
aiivr leisure for those engaged in this industry
'hefe exists no good Reason why the Attendance
at this very important meeting should nos Ae
large
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Base Ball Notes.

Inc Cairo tGa.) base ball nine will be here
next Friday to play second game with the
Floral Citys The contest will take place AT
The Fair Ground in the afternoon Full particu-
lars Will he given in posters to be printed in due
time
The Monticello club, accompanied by a large
number OF their friends reached this city on a
special train about noon last Thursday. The
ooJect OF their visit was to indulge in friendly
game with the Floral Citys The game was be-
gun late in the afternoon, with the Monticello
club at the bat. They were pu, ont after scor-
ing one run, and the game declared off on ac.
count OF ram There are some fine players IN
both clubs, and we hope they will meet again
soon and have an opportunity TO test their skill
in an uninterrupted game
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Arrivals as the 1T I.u.s

r, James smith J T lIartsock. P Il A r r: Geo Fuchs
Pruync. II " Beers New Orleans: F {, onna p :,
AitAander, K r: tirardeau, F G Il VI r r:
David Scott. tiadsdrn Cop.iy Fla: F b Bonitay r NJ
'a'y. Jr C4ieh Dayic. Pensacola II A Reed Way
, 81 ga; W lee Jacksonvllle j Doggett F & 4
" Il L; Edward ElEcrt. Baltimore Nd: q W Hawthorn
ia" horn Fla: + Barclay. Avery Bell has Cole p
4 K |. !! EFanlley. 5 f & K II; { Allison
quincy ia: Fraser Knight. Southern Express Company
/ Harrison l. pumari. Lake City w Whistler
JarAsonylllc: 'iuo Malone, Quincy; l. NJ Bell Haw,
morn. ria: Myers, Gainesville, Fla: } Bryson
southern hIpt,ss Company " Kelly, j NJ Ludlow p
x X Il; Fiatauer. Bristol Fla NJ Boley Savannah
"a { l2llchei. Mobile; Il Christie Jr II Basch ID
u Bird Thicker, Prelerstone. G. Bot and son j +
tuthiu.i and -on. II P,rkn- Il " Partridge and son
X + Sloan. Theo fumbnll. l. Smith. Chas |. johnson
II Mck"rY. W u Fildc- F Simon X II Partridge
mas tarin, u Mayes. II Girardeau. " b. Turnbull
IL SIMON: i strauss, Henry Palmer Alvin Munger T
Is Nmpkn- and son I + Williams. : MILFORD Mrs N
l. Porter Monticrllo Fla: Moselcy. city: A X Wilson
''eorgla A Dry-de. southern Express Company: " A
Gi;fhtn city |. Written. New York { J Johnson
Columbus. Ga + Mcbride z & A X X: A Troetr Sa.
Hannah Ga: in" Bradford, Juo Cook Leon county: j B
" oods'de, Nashville: Theo Wilson. Sanford Fla: Geo
! 'ialnc-. TAngerine: Vim q lee, Glen Julia Fla; Ar
tAnr I Williams. Jacksonville J LurtOn. Pensacola :
W Carr. Rochester Y: IIck Capers. Savannah
"a: Sutherland. 81 Louis; Ralph J Sake Boston: "
- Detott"s. southern Express Company j NJ. Cook r
y q r. Col Martin. " \ Stewart. city: Il Il c raw
i"Td Manatee, Fla thAs Il FcnwiCk. Jack onvie: j
Jones AilantA IA: VI DO.get and wife r & 4 X r.
John Graham. = d A L r. " Pember, Savannah, Ga
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Mr~. lIrslndy Saws

hat the names Of new subscribers, are en-.
tered on the FLonlDIAN Sub,crpl.on books every
dav
That lovers may kiss in HE dark lnl they
may also give themselves away hy ~mac hin.
too loud.
That she, as well a other persons. cta look
through window, especially ii the blinds are
not closed
That the wind and rain of last Thursday
wrought welcome change OF temperature.
The former did no damage ana the latter w,s
much needed.
That the leading feature oi Don McIood'
proposed volume on What He Knows About
Farming will be a chapter on "pilnung corn,
or " how he did not raise null,in
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NenI.nlSia

Is instantly relieved and cured by Dr. .Ior,lan's
Joyous Juirp. Nothing like it on the globe for
the immediate relief Of Neuralgia Sick. Ncrvnus
and Periodical Headache For Painful Men.
situation it has no equal. Cures every lime
when property taken Gct it at once il Won >mt.
fer. Price 10 cents FoI sale by W. Lively
Druggist 56n
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Take Hoods Eureka Liver Me.li


The best 'amlly medicine male. 1t is the
latest and by far the best corrective Of all dsor-
dcr> oi the Liver. Stomach and Bowels in the
market. Acts ike charm in Indigestion, Tor
pd Liver and Constipation. Only try it. Fer
lie by all druggists 5-6m
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ADVERTISEMENT
JOHN DAY PRAKsK;
THOS. ]. PERKINS,

THOs. J. PERKINS John nav peav -
HAVING ARRANGED TO SELL COTToN n
Il l. Savannah, We will make liberal adyarses N
shipments TO that point Prompt attention xli
always DC given to business entrusted to us Nd
from our friends.
THOS. J. PERKINS & SONs
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, July TO- 1SS3-tf
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BEEF FOR THE ASYLUM.
; ADjC TANT GENERALS OFFICE.
Ii. 4

ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, July IL, 1853.
dds FOR FURNISHING FRESH BEEF TO
- the State Asylum for the next twelve months
commencing september l, 1888, will be received at
the office OF the Adjutant General from now until
the 10Th of August.
Tue person furnishing the beef will be required
to deliver 1t at the Brick Yard Depot, on the F. c.
Il W x r., three times per week. in quantities of
not less than 200 pounds at each time
Bids will be opened on the 2lst of August
By order of the Board
J. E. YONGE,
1874" Adjutaut General.
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r Tnr FIoRTDIAN is always kept on sale
a Slark "f Tallahassee: T. stockr,,.. Jacksor>
"a NiN Fcmandina C. C. Yonle IS and Dow
80 Fegl-a.ala
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Notice to Contractors.

dds FOR TIE CONSTRUCTION OF THE
ID Agricultural College Building at Lake City
will be received by the Trustees until the fifteenth
day of August next Plan an Specifications of
said building, which will be 45x94 feet three stories
high, may be at the office of ELLIS u Nc
CLUkE, Jacksonville, Fla
Sealed bids should be directed to
TIE TREASURER AT TALLAHASSEE
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, July "A, lSS3-2t
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Rrrfed.

On the 18th inst. at the residence of Mr.. A
bloomqnst, in this city, by DR. McCants. of the
Baptist Church, Mr.. AQua Chace and Miss
Carrie F w Mcintosh.
The groom is son OF the late Judge Chace,
OF Monticello, very worthy and industrious
young man, a member of The FLoRIDIAN typo-
graphical corps, and is very highly esteemed bv
his fellow typos and employers The bride,
daughter OF Mr.. W. NJ. Mcintosh. Sr., Of this
city, Is very estimabie young lady
The best wishes Of the FLoRIDrAN ACCOMPANY
the happy young man and his fair bride through
The HE upon which they have entered so au-
spicously
When YOU see a promising coli with spin,
curb or spawn forming, thus sporting its sale
20 at once and procure a bottle OF Kcndalrs
SPAWN Cure. One dollar invested in This ,,rrat
remedy will save You hundreds of dollars. Ii
has no cqUd Eminent for man or beast
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WESLEYAN Female Institute

STAl NTON, VIRGINIA,
Opens september 10Th, 1883. One of the FIRST
SCHOOLS Fox YorNG LADIES in the United States
Surroundings beautiful. Climate unsurpassed
Pupils iron, eighteen States. TERMS AMONG
The REESE IN THE UNION. Board, Washing
English Course, Latin, French, German, Instru-
imenta Music, Sc., for Scholastic year, from Sep
icmber 70 J;Inr 423A.
For catalogues, write to REV WM. A. HARRIS
- ID. PERSISTENT, Stauntnn. Virginia. l2-5w
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
UNIVERSITY of virginia
ROANOKE COLLEGE,
SALEM, VIRGINIA.

Thirty-first Session Begins September I2.
4 tLASSlCAI. AND SCIENTIFIC COURSES for
J. Degrers PARTIAL Business, Normal and Pre-
paratory Courses. Full English Courses. French
ard German spoken. instruction thorough aud
2factical. Library of 10000 volumes. Good NOR
ais. Fiv: Churches. llealthful mountain location
ENTIRE EXPENSES for 9 months, Including
tuition. board, fuel lights, washing, &c. $l49 $l76
or 500 Increasing patronage from sixteen States
Catalogue Is! pages sent free. Address
JULIUS ID DREHER,
July u, sNS--2n President.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ following described City Lots will be sold at
pupnc auction ON Monday, the sixth day of August
lS>, IN front of the old Courthouse at Tallahassee
Florida, in the County of Leon or so much thereof
rs VIII be necessary TO pay the amounts due for
taxes Tor the years 1880 1881 and 1882, together
with the costs Of sale and advertising:
Austin, Alex. agent-part of lot As, NWA, 1880,
10 cts.
Boswell Isaac, Thompson, agent one-thrd lot
20; NWA, 1882 20 cts
Cook, Fred-part of lot 364, Ma, 1880, $lsO
Cotton, b, estate lots 9, 10, IL, IL, lSS1-S2
Day E E.rna s. So &c Go is 49, :sl1
Henry, Melvina, Asberry Henry, agent lots 81
"a, S1S Co or, 1881, 81. 80.
Hawkins, John B-lots "a, 50, 81 Co Or 1882,
Hall, Esau and Jacob b lot %, 81 Co or. 1852,
$l47 ~ ~ '~'
e mly, Patsy-lot ST, o P, 1880, is cts.
Jrnes, Henry, agent W third of lot d. NWA.
lsSl-S2, 20 cts.
Johnson, Daniel SO feet E and w, and "a feet 4
ircles and s, of lot 8, NWA, 1882, 42 cts.
hiekens, Richard part of lot As, NWA, 1880,
Papy, NJ F-lots 135, 1856, MA, 1880 s29.77.
Stokes, Amanda-lot 81, 81 Co or 1882 SlO5
10 cts ~ - 49,
-, Whetmore, Walter, Alex Brooks agent-lot Z, N
WA, 1882, 20 cts.
w %l u m Water-w16 of sw1l of lot 45 NwA.
Wilson, D e, Jr-lots So S. sc, IO2, and one-half
al lots III, n, 81 Co qr, 1882, $2l0
JNO. A. PEARcE,
TALLAHASSEE FLA, July 8, 1SSs-5w
- WIN be OF Mayors office Fridays, from A.
VI. until o'clock p NJ
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To All Whom it May Concern!

SAVANNAH, GA, July II, 1888.
4 NOTE DRAWN BY J. c. HODGE, OF SOP
"A choppy. Fla, in favor of the undersigned,
dated September 9, lSS3, for the sum of $3.50 70,
having been mailed TO MEssRs. b. G. LEWIS Il Sons
for collection, and having been lost in transit all
persons are hereby cautioned against negotiating
for
l4-lt DAVID WEISREIN & 60
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Are you troubled with such symptoms of
dyspepsia as belching, tasting of the food, heart
burn, etc. Browns Iron Btters will cure you
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Gents (.auze and H.i-Ic Hhrr;d
Shirts.
i''ll line, at l14I ID. b. MEGIN Mss JE's
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METEOROLOGICAL.

R.a,-I f temperature at TdUdhasses, Fl,rjtia
FIR tie past soeek
us--rEs''oi- taken by W A. RAwIs, Druggist ard
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PROCLAMATION
KEYOkING ALL PROCLAMATIONS
Offering Rewards for the Arrest of Fugitiyes
from Justice Issued Prior to
January 1, 1883.

STATE OF FLORIDA,
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, July 20, lSS3.
WHERE S, The Legislature OF sS3 confined the
Appropriation to pay rewards offered for the arrest
81 criminals 10 the years 1888 and 1854, shown
~ the Laws OF Florida, Chapter 1926 Acts of 1883 :
THEREFORE, /, WILLIAM d. BLOXHAM, Gov
crnor "i the State of Florida by virtue Of the pow
er vested in me by the Constitution and Laws of
sAd STATE, DO hereby revoke all proclamatons offer
in- rewards for the of fugivcs from Justice
issued prior TO January /, 1883.
Is TESTIMONY WHEREOF, | have hereunto set
InN hand and caused the Great Seal of the
l. = State of Florida To be affixed. Done at
the Capitol in the City Of Tallahassee
thiS. the Goth day of July, A. ID. 1898
WILLIAM ID. BLOXHAM,
BY the GOYcrnOr-Attest Governor
JoHN l.. CRAWFORD
Secretary of State. [l44w
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New Advertisements.
. OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF
T7IiE E'REEDMAN'S SAVINGS AND
=. TRUST COMPANY.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July Is, 1852
~ 0T1GE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE DE-
~ posi;ors aud other creditors of the Freedmans
Il,is Of Stay last, tmaking 62 per cent In ALL and
IS now being paid al the Office of the Commissioner
af said ci.rnrsny In this city
AL deFusitors who have not yet forwarded their
S,soks for this dividend requested to do so at
fYce- Books should be accompanied by the address
81 their owners and forwarded to the Commission
at:of the Frccdman's Savings and Trust Company
Washington, ID. e."
The amount estimated to be required to pay this
Ss!dcnd Is &lSe S97 ~, of which about &145 600
,ss airesdy been paid JNO. JAY KNOX,
5+-3w Commissioners.
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New Lumber Ward.

Lumber, shingles, etc Apply Al
Aim CoBB's LIVERY STAELf
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will duplicate any bill for hardware that "a.
be purchased anywhere
II f. \ MEOINNIs~
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One carload 10 arrive about the middle oil
August. Will be sold cheap for cash
111m NJ NJ COBB
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l. d. q. n.

n Regular meetings of LEON LOpea No. 4.
- ssd every Isesddy hre'ing, at their Lodge Room At
-r.cs Al Brothers in good standing are iuv,tej 10
I'D W M MCINTOSH, sR. N q
~ NaSrO=H. JR-. r. ). " "
~ Regular meetings of AUCu.I.A ENcAMPt
- - Z held the second and fourth H,aAau IN.
=. i. raci month. al their Lodge Room, sl ! oic3oct
i'.-riarch- - good standing invited 10 attend
B. A MEGIfsNI!,3 a. p
"A n M,fSTo-B. SR. Scribe
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Get your Gin Oil from
14-2t GEO. '" oAAoh " 70
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500

Will buy the best unlaundried Shirt at
IA d. B. MEGINNIss, JR's.
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Webster WngOn-!

Webster Wagons!
IL Iron Axle
q Thimblc Skcin.
The Lightest Draft Wagon ever Offered in this
market Sold cheap 14l Il. A. MEGINNIss
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Notice.

The friend that borrowed my SCOTS (N0. 12)
gun and Smith l. Wesson rifle, with adjustable
handle, will please return TO
14-4t w. A. DEMII.IY.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

While NAVY men are mutterirg,
The fans are fercely nuttering,
Fre-h soda waters splutterinG,
And stupid chaps are suffering,
4. ~ ho, pnouoh for Won
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You can get the best Green and Black Tea, nj
Affords. IA
The Shoe store
Is receiving goods every week
II ID. Il. MEGINNIss, JR.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-07-24

Just received, another lot one-pint aud two
quart Improved [l4l b. A. MEGINNIss.