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Pullman Sleeping Cars on this train to Cinciuna
a Waycr"ss, and Chattanooga via Jessup.
EAST FLORIDA EXPRERS--ll niluN

Pullman Palace Buffet and Drawing-room Steep.
ing Cars on this train to Savannah and Washington
Pullman Sleeping Cars on this train to Louisville
via Albany
Pullman Hotel and Sleeping Cars on this train to
Cincinnati via Savannah.
This train connects at New Branford with steamer
CaddO Belle, leaving for Cedar Key and Suwaanee
river points every Friday ut - A. NJ, arriving at
Cedar Key at -. NJ.
Connecting ut Chattahoochee with Pensac0is and
Atlantic Railroad daily for Pensacola, Mobile New
Orleans, Texas, and all trans Mississippi poinss.
Elegant Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars from Savan-
nah and Waycross to New Orleans without chaDgc.
"A Restaurant has been opened at Waycross. and.
abundant time viii be allowed for meals by all pas
senger trains.
Connecting at Savannah with steamers for New
York, Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore.
Connecting at Charleston with steamers for New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore -
Trains on B. and w. X. r. leave junction, going
west at 1l.30 A. NJ, and for Brunswick at 12t0 r.
NJ, daily .
Through Tickets sold to oil points by rail ana
steamship connections, and baggage checked thro !.
Also SleepingC Car berths and sections secured at
Company's Once In Astor's Building, "a Bay slseet,
aud at Depot Ticket Once.
JAS. l.. TAYLOR, GenI Pass. Agent.
A. Nj. IVES, Agent,
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Trains ] and :, daily; Trains 3 and 4, daily. e.
cept Sunday. "a
solid Trains Jacksonville to Pensacola
Sleeping Cars Madison to Pensacola.
CONNECTIONS
AT; Jacksonville with Waycross Line by No a.,
the d. NJ, and No. in the P NJ for all poln,s
NORTH and East; with the Fernandina and jackson.
Vile Railroad for Fernandina, and with steamsr,
to ali points ON the 81. Johns river
At; Baldwin by Nos. and with Florida Tran,,
and peninsular railroad for Gainesville Ocala Yer
nandina, Cedar Key, and all Gulf Ports
AT Live Oak with the Savannah Florida & Wat,
ern Railroad.
At Tallahassee, with ST. Marks Branch. on Tpe.
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
AtEbaitahoochee river with the Pensacola and
Atlantic Railroad for Marianne, Pensacola Mobile
Montgomery, New Orleans, and all points West
Southwest and Northwest, forming the SHORT
EST QUICKEST, AND BEST ROUTE to the..
points; and with the Central and Peoples Line
Boate on SUNDAYS and Thursdays for Apalacbicola
and Tuesdays and Saturdays for Columbus and
EufaBla
Take the Floral City Route, the New Ah~vs
Line via the Florida Central and
Western Railroad.
~ THROUGH TICKETS via this line at the
ComEanl's Depot Ticket Office, and at No Wo,
Bay street.
W NJ. DAVIDSON, General Manager,
WIN. o. AMES, General Passenger Agent
u Z. Floyd, Jacksonville, Fla
Acting Master Transportation, Tallahassee Pa
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BUILDING & CONTRACTING
A REAL REMEDY!
NEITHER MYSTICAL NOR INDIAN, BUT
SCIENTIFIC ann SPFclFlcl

Of ossr ssya q years st;aisg
known, than all Other remedies Of its Kind.
REMEDY endorsed by the best Physicians and
A REMEDY that Mr. c. w ONeill, Goodwater. Ala,
says raised his wife from invalid' bed and lie be-
A REMEDY OF which prominent Atlanta merchant
sG w0 what hn We $50 as s % S
A REMEDY in regard to which $. J. Cassellr, NJ, D.,
stances in which L qgaSded ,visf grtr all the usual
A REMEDY abont which Dr. r. B. Terrell, LAGRANGE,
Ca writes " have used for the last twenty years the
medicine you are putting up, and consider the best
ever gotten together for the disease for
REMEDY Of which DR.. Joel Branham, of Atlanta,
in err t. @ aS sse
REMEDY which the Rev. H. B. johnson, near
Marietta Ca says he has used in his family with the
families who found it to be just what 1t is recon-
REMEDY Of which Pemberton, Iverson & Deni-
son say: ave have been selling 1t for many years
with constantly increasing sales The article Is sta
A REMEDY OF which Lamar Rankin 4 Lamar say ::
We sold fty gross in four months, and never sold it
A REMEDY BY which Dr. Baugh, q LAGRANGE, Ga,
says: III cured one Of the most obstinate cases Of
vIoAHoUs MENsTRUArIoN that came within my
REM DY Of which DR. J G; Huss, Notasnlgs, Ala,
that class Of diseases which it claims to cnre."
REMEDY about which Maj. John C. Whitner, Of
wci anu iAVoraDiy Known all over tue
States General Insurance Agent says II used this
remedy before the war on large plantation on great
number Of cases al,odys seih absolute succsss."
a REMEDY ab0ut which Mr.. J. w. Strange, OF Car
tersvie Ca certifes that one bottle cured two mem
bers OF his family Of menstrual irregularities Of many
sSX that !. eA.sp, than any otter x,s. s
% oil s xnd n ne wosd because One Or 1'0 %"'
Ts Gfszz Sa911E sxERx 4 sRA w
HAN's Beat FRIxND). For sale by oil Druggists
PRIcH-Small size, 70 cents; Large aixe, SlbO.
SOLE PROPRIETOR AND MANUFACTURER
9ttn, j.. DHADRIRLD,
Oct 16-2m No. 1Os ., Pryor Street, Atlanta, Ga.
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Legal Advertisements,
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL rHk-
IN sons having claims against the estat. offaoa T.
Roberts, late Of Leon county, and State OF Sisssa,
deceased, whether creditors, lcgatecs ar perasns
entitled to distribution. present tlseir e9agms
to the undersigned Sheriff and ez-cDaco sdnaAsrs.
tor, properly authenticated, within the tisbs pre-
scribed by law, or this notice win be p!sad Ia E'aF
of same; and all persons indebted to sast ss..afs
will make payment Immediately.
A. MOSEAEY,
Sheriff and ero6lcio Administrator of the eslats OF
Leon T. RoberA
Nov 81 lSS}-Sw 81
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FOR RENT.

A COMFORTABLE TWO-STORY BUILDING,
n furnished or unfurnlshed, with five rooms.
In healthy locality with garden, kitchen and fine
cistern. Apply
AT THIS OFFICE.
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Notice of Incorporation.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
l. of the formation of company under the gen
eral incorporation act Of the State Of Florida Ibe
name of the corporation shall be the "T lIEshpSsee
Ice Company" and its place of business saallibe
Tallahassee, Fla y
The business of the company shall be :he. uisau-
acture of ice and its capital stock shall tie as 100
to be paid in such manner as shall be pre2,cribc&by
the bylaws.
The business of the company will be courIuetcd
by President, Secretary, Treasurer and live pi
rectcrs, to be elected annually the first rjeeiios TO
take place on or about November %, 1885;
The company not to subject itself To 10y fntgbt
cdness beyond its capital stock.
j. 8. WINTHROP,
LEROY ID. BALI. :
FRED BALLOON
r. T. PHILLIPS.
October 80 l8S34w -:
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
Pensacola and Andalusia Railroad.

EcuSACOlA Anu AuuaIuSIA hBlIT98u. }
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE, N6lTIGE
l. of the formation of a railroad company, FIR .ae
purpose of constructing, maintaining, and apeth2g
railroad for public use, in the Conveyance tf per
sons and property, under the general l,vs of de
state of Florida for the incorporation of Ra9roeSs
and Canals, commencing at point on TIA: rsyca IN
township g. range 30, Santa Rosa county, Fla. ray
ming thence northerly and eastery in s;rd e,u1sy
to the Alabama State line.
The name of said Company is the " PEI ,acoi aid
Andausia Railroad Company"
The length of said railrOa is about ~ cnl4 isfo
miles The capital stock of said Company +. two
hundred and twenty thousand doll'rs, DIV Ed,d inro
two thousand two hundred shares. The Snes ard
residence Of the directors. who shall manage The
affairs of the Company until others chosen, are
e. F. Skinner, F.. IL Skinner Escambia Pa JoGn
McDayid, H. G McDavid, Santa Rosa county. 70.
f. F. sKINNrE, i
JNO. MCDAVID.
II. c. MCDAVRD. :,
ID NJ. MCDAVIB.,
ID. F. McDAVfIt 4
J. A. MCDAVLD,
w. C. MCD sVln, 4
E. H. SKINNER.
October 9, 1SS3-3m
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New Barber Shop
LEON HOTEL.
PROFESSOR j. w. SURCEY

PROFESSOR j. w. SURCEY
VIII be pleased to see persons who want good
shave and hair cut In the latest style. Ladies' who
want their hair shampooned or dressed will be
waited on at their homo II desired. Elegant Bath.
ing Rooms, both Hot and Cold for gentlemen.
Satisfaction guaranteed
PROF. j. w. sURCEY
November g. f86S-lm
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Washington letter to the New York
Evening Post. A member of the ad-
ministration said to-day: Chester A.
Arthur is candidate for the Presidential
nomination. | know it, and | do not
know that there is any necessity for keep
ing quiet about it. | think that before
long the party will have no doubt that he
is a candidate. The election in New
York has made it proper that the candi-
dacy should be avowed. General Arthur
is the man to carry New York. From
present appearances he will convince the
party leaders that he is the man. This
statement, coming from a person as to
whose knowledge there can be scarce
doubt is, perhaps, the first positive decla-
ration by any one near the President that
General Arthur is candidate. He had not
determined TO be candidate four months
ago. 1t is possible that within the next
few weeks events will happen which will
make it apparent that General Arthur
Is to become an aggressive candidate
There are new rumors of Cabinet chan
ges in connection with reports that there
is to be more politics in the administra-
tion. What particular form this new de-
parture is to take must be, of course, for
the present matter Of specification
Politicians think that it means that Attor-
ney-General Brewster is to go, and some
frankly say SO. Others think that Secre-
tary Folger is to receive some lite judicial
position acceptable to his tastes, and there
will be some politics in the treasury de-
partment, where there is none now.
Whatever foundation these rumors may
lave, the result Of the New York cleo
ton has removed the reserve from some
of the Presidents most intimate friends,
and they now say, without qualification,
that General Arthur will be candidate
before the Presidential n Nominating Con-
vention, and they add confidently that he
will receive the nomination"
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-Eus.is Semi. 7rop;cal Nine thou

-Eustis Semi Tropical !; Nine thou
sand pounds of guava jelly has been man.
ufactured by Captain Terry, of Yalaha,
this season, and he is still receiving the
fruit. A large quantity of preserved qua
vas are also being put mp in jars Nearly
a ton of crystalli1ed sugar has been used
in the manufacture Of this fruit at this
factory. The Captain has also discovered
a process for making guava wine, and all
who have sampled it pronounce it supe-
rior to that made from oranges. Mr..
Kent, of Chatauqua, N. V, and Mr.. Wa
tiers, of Corey, Pa. have arrived at Asia
tula from the North with nine carpenters,
two plasterers, painters and other men to
work the splendid property recently
bought by them at that place. Eighty
thousand feet of lumber will enter into
the building of two fine residences in the
Queen Anne style; fine garden will be
planted in the hammock that lines the
lake front; stables for the accommodation
of horses, carriages, ETC., will be erected,
and altogether the two finest establish
ments in this lake region will soon COM
mand the finest lake view in this section
The steamer Dispatch, just built by
the ST. John Il Lake Eustis r. r. Co., for
the transportation of oranges and freight
from Lake Griffin and Orange Bend, to
connect with the railroad at some conve-
nient point, is now running on Lake Har
ris and the other lakes with freight. and
makes much better time than the Roxie
She is success.
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WAYCROSS SHORT LINE! !
&QQN4 Rs
SAVANNAH, FLORIDA & WESTERN R. r.

Pullman Palace ParlOr Cars on this train between
Jacksonville and Savannah.
Connecting at Savannah with through Pullman
Palace Buffet and Drawing room Sleeping Cars. Sa
vannah to New York without change.
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Florida Transit and Penlnsular, and Fsr1al.
dina and Jacksonville
r. A [ L r O A D S.
TIME CARD No. A..

TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY, MIDNIGHT M.
VEMBER 1S, 1885,
Trains Nos and 2, day passenger Nos. and g.
night passenger
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DISCHARGE Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER DATE, THE TNDE4
~ signed executor will present his final acccusss.
and vouchers of the estate of Mary j. Vinsoa hate ri
Leon county, State of Florida deceased, to She IT ON
orabie County Judge Of said county, and SIX to b,
discharge as executor of said estate
JAMES VI. EINSON
Executor Estate Mary J. Vinson dec q
June 10, 1SS3-6m
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9 i51 IS S,'s'is.

wonderful book Detective Sketches by ALLEN PINK
Collected from his Private Records with sketch
Of his life. illustrated with s6 thrilling pictures
Sd'0nly By agents. Many agents making $50 per
week One agent has sold 100 copies another agent has
paid for farms. 1t sells like wild fire. We want 1000
more agents II yo, rant profitable agency scr< for
circulars and special terms General agents secure
extra terms Address g. W. CARLETON Co, Pub
fishers. New York
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Private Board

MAY BE OBTAINED AT MRS. BROKAW'S
WI on reasonable terms. Her house is pleasantly
situated rooms large and airy, and all the comforts
Of home assured.
November o, 1863-tf
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Notice of Insolvency. !;

XyALTER R. BLAKE, ADMINISTRATJRi<)F
w the estate of VIM. J. Blake, la;s Of Lyon
county, in the State Of Florida, deceased, haSSng
filed in this court q written suggestion. of fh4t in
sovency of said estate notice ia hereby g$v- tiaa
persons having claims against said estat. to api
and file the same with me duly authens icYtcaihc-
cording to law, on or before the 18th dey If May,
A. D. 1884. WIN. r. eYkD,:
Nov. - 1SS3-6m Judge Leon County Corr;
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THE FLORAL CITY ROUTE
RQAHQlz
FLORIDA CENTRAL AND WESTERN ?

All trains Of THIS Road are run by Ceptral lo0..,
Meridian Time S3 minutes slower '''aI
than Jacksonville
JAcKsoSvLLE, FLA. November Is. lSsa
Commencing this date. trains on this road ana a.
connections will run as follows ~
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NOTICE OF incorporation

THE
Indian River and Northern Transportation
Company.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT mi At5-
IN cOrdance with the Laws of Florida, We tks
undersigned, have formed association t. 1T
styled and known as the Indian River ana NORTH
ern transportation Company" for the pui pose III
constructing, maintaining and operating Eailsoaa
from point on Indian kiver, at or Roeklel;ye
to point on Lake Poinsett, ST. Johns k;vey, III
veying persons and property. Said road ito rug,
through Brevard county, and to be three .hites 10
length or thereabOut
MINOR s. JONES,
ALEXANDER A. STEW ART,
JAMES A. MCCRORY.
September %, 1SS3-3m
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Notice of incorporation.

NOC1ce OF incorporation,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF THE FOR.
IN nation, under the general law of the STATE fo>
the incorporation of railroads, of 1.-The jackson
vile and Atlantic Railroad Company" for the:pur
pose of constructing. maintaining and operating
railroad for public use in the conveyance Of Peg,
sons and property from point on the ST: Jphpe
river, at or near the Ferry Landing opposite the
City of Jacksonville, to point on the Atlsntie
Coast, at or near Section thirtythrce, in Township
two south, Range twenty-nin east. !:
JOHN O. BURBRIDGE,
JAMES NJ. SCHUMACHER,
WIN. NJ. LEDWITH, :.
j. J. DANIEL
HENRY CLARK,
j. G. GREELEY,
F. F. L'ENGLE,
8. b. HUBBARD,
4. p DANIEL,
G. B. GRIFFIN, }
p MCQUAID, !;
w. A. McDUFF,
II. s. ELY.
August 81. lSS3-3m :
Daily Republican., 1883-05-01
senator Hlll's Complaint,

There are very unpleasant relations
between Senator Hill, of Colorado, and
Secretary Teller Of the Interior Depart
ment, growing ont of removals Of Hilps
friends from that Department, and also,
as alleged by Hill, Of "misrepresenta-
tions Of his language ard purposes by
Secretary Teller" The quarrel has
grown to such "a size that the Senator
has written a long letter to the Secre.
tary, In which he complains bitterly OF
the latter's behavior towards him, and
attacks vigorously Mr.. Teller's manage
mentor, in Mr. HIPS opinion, mis-
management-of the Department over
which he presit~-." Senator Hill
charges the Secret y with having
caused to be :" l. he'd gu flair and
inaccurate rcJ orts' Of tie Senators
statement, and requests - that the
Secretary has violated ordinary courtesy
Gin rep"atingto newsparcrsc correspond.
ents for publication what had been
said to him in private interviews; !" and
he asserts that the Secretary's admins
tratlon OF his Department has been Sin
the interests of monopolies, and against
all the interests Of the Government and
the people" He also asserts that in a
number Of instances "persons motor.
iously unfit and incapable have been
given places, while experienced and able
employees have without any assigned
reason, been sumlnarily dismissed %
from places in the Department.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-01
Highway Robbery.

Last evening Atwood Carpenter and
James Trusty, both colored, had hear
ing before the Mayor on the charge OF
robbing a young colored man named
Theodore Scott of 81, last Saturday af-
ternoOn Scott testified that he was with
the accused, and had treated them sew
eral times, when Carpenter induced
him to 90 in an alley in the vicinity of
Front and Market streets, where he
gave him drink Of liquor from "a bot
tie that he has every reason to believe
was drugged. He swor" positively that
Carpenter then pnt his hands in his
pockets, and took two dollars in notes,
and two dollars in silver.
Another witness testified that h" saw
Ca arpenter searching Scots pockets
while h" had him in the alley, and an
officer stated that he afterwards found
Scott laying in the alley dead drunk
There being no evidence 20 connect
Trusty with the rohb"ry, the case
against him was dismissed, and Carpcn-
ter was held in 500 bail for court.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-01
Very lDfVOrderly,

Yesterday afternoon John Wesley
Hill, middle aged colored man, in
dulgcd in drunk, and for a tim" made
things very lively in the western part OF
the city. He went TO the residence Of 4
coored woman in the vicinity Of Eighth
and DUPONT streets, whose daughter
was az the time lying dead in the house.
and commenced to mash up things gene,
rally. The woman demonstrated, and
'old him that her daughter was lying
dead in an adjoining room, when hr
cursed her and the corpse. and threat
encd to throw them both in the street,
After he left there, he indulged IN
breaking windows in the nrighborhocd,
and otherwise acting in Il disorderly
manner. a large crowd collected, and
some one struck him back Of the righ
ear, intiicting cash about three inches
long, which bled freely In the mean
time officer Cathcart was sent for, and
took him to the hall, where he had a
hearing last evening. He admitted
being drunk, and said he did not know
what he done, but remembered goinGto
the honI" where the corpse was, to get
q trunk belonging to his wife, who died
last summer. The Mayor imposed a
fine OF $5 and costs, which will no doubt
have the effect Of sending him to. New
Castle Jail
Daily Republican., 1883-05-01
A Narrow Escape.

While working at his mine near 1res
AlamOS, a fCw days ago, John Lyons,
Of Tombstone, Arizona, suddenly found
himself in "a most unexpected and un'
pleasant situation. He had put il .
blast, lighted the fuse, and just reached
The top Of the shaft, when he behc d
four mounted Apaches rapidly aP
preaching with the plain intent tC
slaughter him. To run was to be over
taken, and lo stay was tn he blown 10
pieces, ard neither alternate preSenttd
any attractions. Mr.. Lyons hesltatcG
an instant, and then dropped behind a
heap Of rocks at the mouth OF lIIc shaft
At that moment the blast exploded.
and "a vollcy Of stones and derbs tie"
into the air with u laundering report
The Indians, who had made :-Ire oi
their victim, were 50 amaze. am, ryTrl'
fled at this miraculous interference tAl'
they wheeled and gallopcd away
screaming like tiends, and Mr.. Lyons
who had not been struck by single
one Of the rocks which fell all arOu nd
him, make quick time to Tres Ala mos
Daily Republican., 1883-05-01
ISl( Not too Late ?

The Denton journal Of Saturday last
contains an account Of the purposes Of
the Atlantic and Maryland Railroad
Company, which it, (the paper) says
sis before the Delaware Legislature for
franchise privileges, In concluding
the article the following appears: "The
opponents Of these roads succeeded in
getting an adverse vote through the
Delaware Senate last week. The pro
jectors propose to have IA reconsidera-
ton of this vote, which they believe
will be done when the real facts are
known"
Evidently, from the reading of the
piece, part OF it was written two weeks
before the Legislature adjourned and
the latter part a'day or two before ad-
journment, az the writer says "The
projectors propose to have a reconsider.
alton Of the vote, etc The article re-
ferred to appeared on Saturday last,
more than a week after the final nd
journment of the Legislature, and the
question arises how is the vote 10 be
re-considered. 1t is certainly too late, Il.
far ns the Legislature is concerned.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-01
Mrs. LAngtry,

Next Tuesday evening Mrs. I.angtIy,
the far famed Jersey Lily, will make
her first appearance in this city, and il
will no doubt be the dramatic event ui
the season. Aside from her claim. a.
an actress, which the public ar" AS
surcd are Of an extraordinary character
50 much has been said concerning her
that almost everyon" has a desire TO see
her for themselves. On this occasion,
She will appear as Galat"a, in Gilbert :
charming mythological comedy, en-
titled "Pygmalion and Galatea." This
is pronounced one Of her best charac-
ter1, and for the purpose Of atlorIing all
an opportunity to attend, the prices
have been reduced to Sl.5O, u 90 and
~ cents, with no extra charge for re
served seats, which can b" procured at
Thomas y CO.'S ON and after Friday,
Nav 1ll