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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Julius Sandman has been exonerated for
the fatal shooting of Emil Koch.
George Thompson, charged with the homi-
eide of Thomas Francis, has been acquitted
by a jury.
The fire in the ship Lord Downshire has
been extipguished. The consignees, Henry
Lund & Co., have failed.
A six.day -you-please walking match
for five prizes, to commence January 14tn,
has been arranged to take place under the
Management of William Muldoon. The prizes
will be $500, 5000, $3.50, $50 and 500, re-
spectively.
Attorney General Marshall has commenced
suit in the name Of the people to GUST Mi
chsel O'Connor from the position of official
stenographer of Police Court No. Two, on
the ground that he is not citizen of the
United States.
Chief of Police Crowley's term of Office
expired on the LIST instant, and st the meet
ing of the Police Commissioners. held on
Monday evening last, it was decided to con-
tinue him in office for the term prescribed by
law-two years.
The Dashaway Association Thursday even
ing confirmed the sale of its Post-street prop
erty to Levi Strauss for S156 600. A COM
mittee of nine, consisting of the Trustees and
President of the Association were appointed
to select a new site for hall.
The master of the ship David Crockett,
which arrived at New York November 23d
from this port, on October 23d saw large
ship ashore on Cape st. Rogue, masts all
standing, topgallant and royal yards down.
At the same time she saw another small wreck
dismasted near the same place.
The disappearance between the Goth and
18th of October last of Charles Bags, 16
years of age, and son of w. T. Baggs, the
lawyer, living in this city at $40 Howard
street, is reported. He vanished from the
Southern Hotel, at Los Angeles, where father
and son stopped during a session of the Su-
preme Court.
The monotony prevailing about the ferries
landing was Thursday ruptured by the sp-
pearsnce of young giant, Robinson by
name. He stated to the only man who dared
accost him that he was Is years old. six feet
nine inches in his stocking feet and tipped
the beam at 2l0 pounds. He is native of
Canada and is looking for work.
The Secretary of the immigration Associa.
ton has sdvices that ifty-two French, Swiss
and German passengers for California are
now en- route, via New Orleans, and that
fifty German farmers of Illinois are organ.
izing a colony to take up land here. Efforts
are being made by the Association to secure
samples of California productions for inspec
ton of immigrants. A large number of
samples of grains, apples and vegetables were
sent yesterday from the Pomona Grange,
Sonoma county. +. J. Baldwin also sent
samples OF grains, fruits, wines and two diff
ferent kinds Of soil from his ranch in Shasta
county.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

San Francisco Meat Market
Following are rates for whole carcasses from
siughterers to dealers:
BsKF-First quality Sds!c; second quality, 6i@
73c third quality, 5l96c 9 q.
vxAL-Large calves, 697c; small ones, s9ec
e Ii.
MUrTos-wethers are quotable at 5la6c. and ewes
at 5d5ic q n.
handspring is quotable at &c . n.
PoRK-Live Hogs. 54d5sc for hard grain hogs on
foot dressed do, 7,G72c e ID.
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Quotations OF No. grades at leading centers TO-
day furnished by the Grain EX hange as fol
lows:
Chicago. New York
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AFTERNOON sEss1oN.


TIE TROUBLE WITH HIS Sims. 49, A
young fellow went to doctor to have his
legs examined. and there came near being
a consultation of physicians over the case.
His shins were black and blue in spots, and
ne didn't know what was the matter. He
said when attending dances and was waltz.
ing, he often felt peculiar sensations on the
shin bones as though he had been struck
with something hard, but he didn't know
but 1t was nervous prostration. The doc
tor went to the next dance, and when the
young maa felt the peculiar sensation he
whistled, stopped Waiting and led the girl
up to the doctor. 1t was soon discovered
that the trouble arose from the small
leaden bullets that girls wear in the bottom
of dresses to make them set well. The
young man only dances quadrilles now.
Peck Sun,
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dozen; Eastern Lard. l2s@l2lc for tierces and
tins. I2a@lSc; SIN tins, IS@1Sic; pals, l3@lStc
for i0-fb, lSt9l3ic for 5-f, and 14@l4ic n for
8-b pals.
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NOW u.s.. Is = y s SH .3rs |
wv w SKIN HUM0RS. Z

TT is AT THIS SEASON WHEN THE PORES
open freely and the Precipitation is abundant
that Disfguring Humors Illuminating Eruptions,
Itching Tortures, Salt Rheum OF Eczema, Psoriasis
letter, Ringworm Baby Humors, Scrofula, Scrofu-
and every species of Itching, Scaly, ard Pimply
Diseases Of the Skin and Scalp NEST speedily
and economically cured BY the CUTICl-RA REMEDIES
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Spot ........................S 50. 81 Sc
BAREY-In jobbng way, some prime parcels OIL
Feed still bring 81 OBJ, though the more general
spot trading range is Sl(d1 oil y ct The tone of
the market is not buoyant, and the future will be
largely governed by the condition of the weather
from till the end of the year Heavy rains
would likely have depressing influence, while con-
tnued sunshine and dryness would induce an OPP
pOsite result. Brewing is trifc easier, and lower
quotations prevail, say, 81 07tgl l24 q ctl, accord
ing to quality.
On call at the Produce Exchange there was no
general desire to speculate and holders parted with
contracts at concessions on yesterdays figures.
Sales footed close up to 1000 tons No. Feed, as
follows
Seller iays-lOO tons, Csc; 100, oslo.
December-l00 tons, 99c.
Seller lSS3-100 tons 9S3c.
Buyer ISS3-l0O tons, 81 004
Seller seasOn-3OO tons, 9aic; 200, Csc.
Buyer season-3OO tons 81 y 400, 81 liz /; 800,
81 III 2OO 81 ll.; 100, 81 Il. 500, 81 IL 100,
81 III q ctl
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San Francisco Produce Market

San FRANCISCO, DeCenber TN.
FLouR-Yalues are less firm, though leading mill
far do not report any positive change IN
values Best City Extra, s. 1896; medium
grades 81 S5G5 S73; shipping supertne, 81 500
4 Is d Dbl.
WHEAT There is an unsteady tone to the spot
situation, while more less want of confidence
prevails as to the future of tbs market Shippers
are not disposed to pay over 81 50 q ctl for No l
grades, though possibly 81 S2k would be given if
needs were pressing. Milling qualities could not be
easily placed at the moment at over 81 So q ctl
At the Produce Exchange call session there were
more sellers than buyers and the pressure TO leaize
broke down values. Sales were light, comprising
500 tons No. l White, follows:
Buyer January-100 tons, 81 81.
BUYER season-500 tons, 81 95 100, 81 %: 100,
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1T is A FACT.

Hundreds Of letters in our possession copies Of
which may be had by return MALL are our authority
for the assertion that Skin, Scalp and Blood HUI
may NOW be permanently cured by CUTIcU sA
REsoLvENT, the new Blood Purifier, Diuretic and
Aperient, internally, and CUHcURA and CCncURA
SOAP, the great skin Cures iand Beautiiers eXter-
nally, in one-haf the time and at one-half the eX-
~ any OIL
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Eastern and Foreign Markets.

NEw YORK, December It'll.
BREApsTUPFs - Flour is steady and Wheat IL
quiet and weak the latter at 81 l0G1 10 q bushel.
WooI.-Cafonia is steady at 9Gi0c for fall
uurry, and 10q13c for clear fall spring bury, Ice
to lSc clean spring, 24d2Sc pulled, 2SG40c.
HIDEs-California are steady at 21@22c
CHICAGO, December eth.
wHsAr-9eIc for January.
CoRN-573c for January.
PoRK-sl3 20 for January.
LARD-SS 625 for January
SHORT RIBs-S7 10 for January.
LIVERPOOL, December eth.
WHEAT-California spot lots are dull at IS l0d t.
9s Id; cargo lots, 44s for just shipped, ass fol-
nearly due and 43s I'd for eff coast.
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residence of MIR. w. H. Greene was dis

residence of Mr. w. H. Greene was dis
covered to he in flames. The house had
been built but a short time. was of the
best material, and the weather having
been dry long it burned like finder,
and was in a short time reduced To ashes.
Scarcely anything at all was saved, and
the entire destruction of the houSe and
It's contents is nearly complete. Mr..
Greene's loss will exceed $1,000, $3.50 OF
which is covered by insurance. In addi-
ton to the above, Mr.. John l.. Greene
lost $3.50 in money which was laid away
in a bureau drawer. The bureau was
saved, but while being carried ont the
small drawer containing the cash Tell ont,
and ignorant of it's contents the persons
laden with the bureau hurried on with
their burden leaving the little cash
drawer and it's contents to perish in the
flarlt>
Wild Wood Oronye Leuf'' The iron
on the Leeshurg and Indian River Rail
way has been laid rs lar a. to Mr. Thns
d. tiambc> place, about Two miles from
Wild Wood; and II i expected that the
ears VIII hr running INTO l.ct>hurg bv the
end OF this month. Abiding To the
huge express out of which Mr.. ID. Craft
got 81, 900 shingles. which we mentioned
week or SO ago, Mr.. George w. Spivey
says that out Of one cypress near his
house he got $1,000 shingles and 100
thirty inch boards. This tree was 80 huge
that Mr.. Spivey dreaded the task of cut
ting it down but one day. while gazing
up among It's lofty branches and ponder
ing over the undertaking, he discovered
thai a swarm Of bees had taken UP their
residence in one of It's hollow limbs. He
n once sent ont word To the ntighbors to
come and help him To- take a bee-tree
the invitation was responded to with alac
rlty. au'l Mr.. Spivtv had no trouble abou;
getting the tree down, but his neighbors
got only halt pound OF honey.
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pENINAULAR DIVISION.
Nos.9, 10, II, r. daily, except Sunday.
FERN NDINA JaCk>ONVILLE II. Il.
CONNECTIONS.

AT tEKNANDfNA-Sieau- hil,S San Antonio, West
err, / Ma. CAr,Ldeiet, az State OF Texas FIR N
\cw t'fk uosiat, ) o. Ill. ! 81 u 6 l5 T. M !;
t'r \cH l"rh lhul>Gas, 10 40 III. ) 90 IN, 5 30
= - ~ amer Cnv 81 Brid4ctun Sea island Route
Scr >aNaun.h Jn' sd.,1 and Friday from van
n " ,anc>Gt and STU Day Steamer Martha
From i MaN> hiNcr Ltntngs "Wednesday and
Fr.!iy for II. MarN> Riv.r Laudil - Sunday and
Ncttr.diy.
NJ CALLAHAN - To and f. ON Savannah and Chir-
t>'~ > aud 80 a IN; to aud from Savannah and
tr"r3c-tin 30 and ~ = IN.
Vt BALDWIN, - To and fsnm Tallahassee 45 p m.
At ia" THOKNE - | O and from p. lat ka ~ IS q N
ana : ~ =
Vt WILDWOOD Siaee Line to and from Brooks
vltlt ~ l"ml a daily cXcrit sunday Stage Line 10
an from i.ee,hmg daiy except Sunday
AT CFD,R KEY Florida d Havana Mail Steam
hip Co.'S Steamer, - For hey Wet Monday and
thursday; for Tampa Monday and Friday.
ID. f.. MAXWELL Supt.
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ECTIONs.

NJ JacksOnvli" with Wayc'os- Line by No Al,
Oh y. Nj. and M" , in the Z NJ, for a. urn,s
80 land trt with The F,Inanaira mo Ja' Lson
fiUc kailroad tr +. ri:,ndirn ana with steamers
"a ~ points an The s.. J"hns fiy,I.
NJ Baldwin by Nos. ~ Il With Florida Trans,
,Ir i,uH >nlsF aailr,ad tor Gatnts>i 4lc Oc,a Fer
uAnd'u', cda. hey. ana ali Gun Ports
" live p"h with the Savannah, Florida & W4st
H.. bailro,d
ii Tallahassee. with ST. "arks Branch OF Tus.
~. lhursoay> and SATURDAYS.
AT tha'tahoorhcc river Nth the Pen>ac, Ia and
". q tic Railroad for Narianua, Pensacola MohIs
N"'4'- uInriy, New Or!esns. ~ d a points W.,
: 'u 'svc-t AID Northwest. f.ru.ny = SH, 1T
Est QCIC nest, AID BEST ROUTE to these
lr'l,i>, and with the CruJral and Pc. pI-'s irs
E,at- oH SUI avs and I iut>da,s for Al alachic,ia
az u">dl,~ aud Saturdays Tor Columbus and
IN ~,
tahe the Floral CITY Route. the New Aho,,
Line viz the FI0Ifda central and
Western Railroad.
- IHrnUGH TICKEiS via this line at the
COM any, Depot Ticket tfiicr, and al No. 7Wrst
Bay street
W NJ DAVIDSON
General Manager
WM o. AMES.
General Passenger Agent
!. ;. NCELROI, jacksonville, Fla
Master Transportation, Ia laha-sec Fla
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Legal Advertisements.
NOTICE
To Purchasers of Lands, Railroad
Companies and Others. i

Il worthless lands, the under-ign,d d. who Hist
stretched chain on the public dom,in II Ftsida
thirty.four years ago, will visit, inspect, srJ'fy'
geographically sketch any parcel OF 1asd IN. 'he
state and make report on the same as ~ ttsGaal-
ity growth. &c. -, !,
viii attend to the selecting and mapping of iands
Of Railroad Comp MES aud Others. " III ca9aE
the most reliable real agents aud ire h"st N
formed attorneys in matters pertaini & 70 fiSd
grants, titles and land matters general; WIZ tfN-
anime the complications In the public Lind sure,
aud field notes. Viii make e-timates, surge ard
locations of propose raj roads al short ntuu. hnd
will make surveys of small unsurvcyed plfcriS and
islands OF u lands accord ny To the .ns tuvt pus
OF the L. s. surveyor General.
H. 4 DUNAL, Tallahassee, Fla.
~ Office at the Capitol. State En-. ine,,f f." ;tht
Board of Internal Improvement.
Octube, 30, 1888
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Notice Of Incorporation.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY CIV + NOTlC l.
i of the formation of Il company nndtf the gen
eral incorporation act Of the State If lila ihr
of the corporation sh IL be the Taa'it -
Ice Company" aud its place of bu,lutS- 81 all te
Tallahassee, Fla.
facrure of ice aud it, capital took shall he s1 h1,
10 paid in such manner ao shall bc pieserited ~
the by,ws
The business of the company VIII b. cOn.dci {!
by Pr.sdeut Secretary. Treasurer and: ti.1 Ut
be elected annu Il y tt" first e!,.,iler 20
take place on or about Nov, mbrr - lS~''
The company not TO subj it>c! To ans indeht
ednees hey ond its capital >tucN
J. : WINTHROP,
LEROY ID VII.
FRED BAL. on
r. + PHILLIPS
November 80 lSs3-4w
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WAYCROSS SHORT LINE!
0R4N - S
SAVANNAH, FLORIDA & WESTERN R. R.
On md after Suuda,, july 20 1888, Passenger
Trains VIII leave aud aitIve 10 follows
FAST MAIL-(Daiiu)

! Connecting at saNannah with through Punl
Palace Bpffi aud Drawing-room Sleeping Cars Sa
Sinnah To NV York without change.
CopntTtiEG Cnattahnuche wirh Pensacola and
Minuiic Railroad dall, for Pensacola Mobile, New
Orleans, feXrs, mi all trans Mississippi points
Ftgaht Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars nom Savau
iiih aud ;" aScrcss to New Orleans without chat re.
Tins train cornecis II; New Bradford with steamer
Cadd' Belle, lea,l' for Cedar k and Suwaunee
river points every Friday mornng
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A REAL REMEDY!
NEITHER MYSTICAL NOR lNlIAN. BUT
SCIENTIFIC AND SPECIFIC!

OOtINI u ~ niNU VI OlI ~
A REMEDY IF ortr Twenty-Five yed,> soadinq
REV DX ore i-lpaar at home. and h {
know" y, =. Ter al oth,r 'tm@is< q 't~ Kind
Druggists ut lts home.
A REMEDH Iha' Mr c. W o'Neill. Gooiwet,r Aha.
say raised hi vie from invalid> bed. aud t.. Nc
a "i MEDY of which prominent Atlanta m.:e hsu'
said, Il would havt given 500 ) wou1 ,
nickel for what two bottles Of your medicine did for
\ REMEDY in regard 10 which :. j. Ca-sells. NJ o.
urIggi>, Of Thom,s, i'll Ga. lays: :" | r cali ,n
stance, in Nv %h nc, = @do''d TsI9 V'ss all e ef
A REMEDY about which DR. II b Terrell. Iutiranie
Ga writes: : hav' used for The last twenty years the
medicine yon are putting up. and consider il the bs-i
combination ever gotten together for the disease for
which it il recommcnd'Fi.
REMEDY of which l,r. Joel Hranham. OF Atlanta
said: 81 hare examined ne rtrpe ana have no htsta
ton in advising it use. and confidently recommend -
y REMEDY which the Rev. Il. Is johnson, Near
Marriott Ga says he has used in his family with de
.utm ~ SAT ion, and recommended ii I" tht'e
families: who found il TO be just what it is recoar
mcnded
a REMEDY of which remberton, Iversou Il Den
son -ay: We have been selling it for man! year.
with constantly ncr, tsire sale- The article *
pie with !! ~; and one Of adsot,te msrit
1--WE eod fifty gross in four months. and never Id it
in any place but what it was wanted agan
a REMEDY by which r. ugh of I.aGranrr, Ga :
says: II cured one OF The most ohr ATE cases Of
vfAmous MEssrRuArroS that ever came within my
knowledge with lew bottles
A REM. DH Of which DR. J. C. Hnss. Noasulg,, Ala ),
says: IL am fully convinced that 1t l. unr,a"d FOR
&C EM = ID Y about which Maj. John c. WHITTIER. 80
Arl"t well and favorably known all over the United
States a. General Insurance gent saws : used this
remedy before the war large planat on on great
numne. Of case. afeays rlh assoI~ts SUCCESS,
ter-ve Ga certifes that hotile cured two mein
bers of his family of menstrual Irregularities of many
years standing
A REM EDT that is Cheaper than any Other Medicine
of IT. kind in the world, because one or ITo h les
tpiH Cure the Most Obstinate Case
THIS GREAT POPULAR REMEDY rs nR d
RnELnsS PEN ALE ,. EGCLATOR (Wu-
MANS BrsT FRIEND. For sale by all Drugeisis
PRIcE-Smal re, rs cents; Large siz', $l50.
SOLE PROPRIETOR AND MANUFACTURER .
4 a3s J.9BRADRRELD.
oss le-sm No. 1os y. Pryor Street. Atlanta, Ca.
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
Pensacola and AndaluSia Railroad.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE NOTE
Of the tormatluu OF a railr"ai cuhI ny rs IL.
purpose of cons ructing, ma II ain'rg, and'p IL /
4 railroad for public usr, b." ,I'cr 1T er
sons aud property, under the .r-n raj rs ~ 81 e
stare OF Ford for tie Incorporation of L I'll pndh
and Canals, commcucin4 81 "A lN.nt 90 tie tA r.i..
towns ip 3, range 30 santa Rosa county r.. ra
ming thrr &c ,orthery a"d e'-teriy IN >fsi u'iH
to the Al ,taint state tinr
The name Of said Company j. The" P,ry-acoi, ard
Andalusa K ilrodd C"nian
I he length uf said raiitua is a'out twenty t:sn
mills. The c'pitni stock of >ald C'mNIy il t&n
hundred aud t"rntl thousand coll =, 'ii Il NJ"
two thousand two hundred stnIts he a,.,.- ahd
residence # the directors. VIII" = All n.tn., s3r
htirs Of the Company until others are cl'.ct att
+. + skinner, r II Skinner, tscaiuii.. Fla Jo1a
McDavid, H. c McDnvid, Saut' Rosa county, Fa.
f f. >kl%StR.
JNO. McfAN ~.
II. c. MC;ANip.
D VI. McDANlD, e.
b. r. McltANIn
J. A. McIbANlD
W {. MCit NID.
f II. SKI = E&
October Q, lSS:;-:;m
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kendaII's SPAWN Cure

Ia sure In is effects mild In ITS action does Bills
ter yet 1t IL penetrating and pc eru reach every deep
seated pain or remove any hony growth other enlarge
mens, such as spavins, splint curbs calous sprans
swengs and any lameness and engagements Of the joints
or limb, or for rheumatism in and for any prpose
for which IMMINENT IL used for beat 1t IL now
known to be the beet iniment for used acting
mild and yet certain in its effects.
send address for illustrated Circular which we think
gives positive proof Of IT. virtues No remedy
met with su unqualified to knowledge for
beast we'll as man.
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KendalI's SPAWN Cure

ON HUMAN FLESH.
WEST ENusBUR6H, VT, Feb IS, 1881.
DR.. b. j. KENDALL 4 Co.. Gents Several months ago
injured my knee joint, which caused enlargement to
we're pain all the time for four 1--we weeks when be-
gan to use kendas SPAWN Cure with the sasfac
tory results II has entirely removed the enlargement
and stopped the lameness and pain have long known
II to be excellent Tor horses, but know 1t TO be the
best iniment for human flesh that acquainted with.
Yours truly IT. r LAWRENCE.
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION

Indian River and Northern Transportation
Company.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN IHAi IN SC
~ cord nee VITA TIN Laws of Flnrid We. the
undersigned. Ltvc formed an a>>uci tion H. We
st lied and known indian River aud North.
EN- Transportation Company TOR tie ltfto- q;
constructing maintaining Hni "Ici dti,ic ls sd
from point Indian hVer. near r. l. ieda..
t. POI Oh Lake POM II, II -. j iilu> ts;.l II
Brryard count, Florida, for tnr luri"-H f.C1E
viewing per> M ard iroitriy SAID road 10 ran
through }rtvard county and 10 be tire, plii,> ~
length or tbcrcihout.
MINOR : JONES.
ALEXANDER l. SrENART
JANIS \ NC' kDkY. u
September % lS~:}-:}m
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JACKSONYILLE EXPRESS-l Dnilul

! Pullman Buff aud Drawing room Sleeping Ca,s
Hn Ibis tain for Savannah, Charleston. ana W aen-
{pgton Without change. Also ullman Palace Oh 81.
iiig Cars To Atlanta Via Jesup and Cincinnati via
Way Gre IS without change.
J Passcnsirs art prrnltted TO remain in the SaVan
hah etJ'e until 6o'clock A. NJ
news Restaurant has been opened at Waycrosss;;
4nd ahunant time will be allowed for meals oy "''
iassrng IA rains
I; C"nreTing at Savannah with steamers TOT NC"
< ork, P9'll '.lphia Boston and Baltimore
Connedt5ng at Charleston with steamers lot NC"
York Philadelphia and Baltimore.
, Tbroisl Tickets sold to all points ny ran au'
steamship. connections and 'agg"ge checked lni. .;
klsn Sleeping Car births and sections secuIeo -
Conn anf't Office In Astors Building, "a Bay sree''
tad at Depot Ticket Office.
i JAS. L. TAYLOR, Gsn'l Pass. Agent
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PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Or SIX Bottles for Five Dollars.
~ All Druggists have 1t can get It for you, or 1t
will DO any address receipt price by the pro-
prietors. Da. B. ]. KENDALL D TO-, EnosbuIgh Fals
]AOLD BY asa. DRslaGssTs.
Nay 10, leeS-ly 70
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Discharge Notice.

CIX MONTHS AFTER DATE, THE Under
~ sgnrd executor will rrrs,nt his fual orct'r1sfs
and vouchers OF The estate OF Mary D. Nin-un L, 81
Leon county, State OF Florida, drcea. ed - he liea
orablc County judy OF said county, and ash d. .ht
discharge as executor of said estate.
JAMES VI. NI\>.sN,s
Executor Estate Mary j Nln-"n al =:
lime 10 1SS3-6n ~
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-11-06

THE FLORAL CITY ROUTE
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FLORIDA CENTRAL AND WESTERN , D

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, July / lssa
Commencing this date. trains on this ro,5 "a.
connections will run rs follows: u Ws
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-11-06

lr'l''s | and :, daily; Trains and 4, daily. e..
sep Sand y
solid Train. jacksonville to Pensacola
sleeping Cars Madison 10 Pens cola
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-11-06

To TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, JULY ,, 1888.