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badness was caused, in every case,
| by mems wearing plug hats, and
when I asked him where the good
1 Elijah. (whom the boys called go up
1 old bald head. and The bears had Il
/ free lunch on them) got bis plug
hat. pa said school was dismissed,
| and | could go. When the minister
was telling me about the good Elijah
going up through the clouds an a
/ chariot of fire, and / asked the min
lister what he thought Elijah would
have thought if he had met our sun
day school superintendent coming
down through the clouds on a blcy-
Gle, he put his hand on my head and
said my liver was all wrong. Now
I will leave it to you if there yas
anything wrong about that. Say,
do you know what l think IS the
most beautiful thing in the Bible p
No | don't, " said the grocery iiiail,
"and if you want to tell it 1 VIII
listen Just five minutes, and then l
am going to shut up the store 0nd
90 to breakfast. You make me
tired"
( "Well, think the finest thing is
that story about the prodigal SOB,
where the boy took al the nloneyhe
could scrape up anu went Out west
to paint the towns red. lie spent
his money in riotoU5 living, and sax
everything that was going on, and
got full Of benzIne, and struck all
4 the gangs Of tOUghs, both naie and
female, and his stomach went back
on him, and ne had malaria, and
finally he got to be a cowboy, held-
ing hogs, and had TO eat husks that
the hogs didn't want, and got pretty
low down. Then he Thought II was
a pretty good scheme TO be getting
around home, where they had three
meals 4 day, and spring mattresses,
and he started home, beating iis
way on the trains, and hc dldn t
know whether the old man would
receive him with open arms or point
ed boots. but the old m0n came down
to the depot to meet him, and right
/ there before the passenger, and tilt
conductor and brakeman, he WASH
ashamed Of his boy, though he was
ragged. and looked as though ne hao
. been on the war path, and the Old
man fell on his neck and wapt, anc
took him home in q hack and had ,
veal pot pie Tor dinner. That's
what l cali sense. A good maW
mer now days would nave pat IN,
, police on the tramp and had hin
ordered ont of town. WHAT, yol
going 70 close up the store2 Waig
viii see you later. / want 10 jal.
with you about something that !
weighing on my lnind, = and the 30,
) got out Just in time to save bis c0J
tail from being caught IN the door
and when the grocery man cam
back from breakfast he lomt e siel
in front This store is closed al
further notice.-SHEGIFf.
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aThat.n aid Gladys Milton. firm.

"That, said Gladys Milton, firm
llv. "and nothing elsel"
And when Colonel Altar arrived
gracious and confident with mile
iieur on h,s handkerchief and a
Marechal Mel rosebud in his button
hole. to receive his answer, he was
shown into the room where Miss
/ Milton and Emile EsTee sat togeth-
er.
The gay Lothario paused 10 dis
may.
GLADYS rose calmly, with Mmilie
lclinging nervously to her arm.
Choose between Us, Colonel Al
tair," she said. you have courted
two women at once. Now elect
which you will have, and the one
YOU choose will fling back your sec
ond hand love into your face as if it
were singing nettle !"
SOP sobbed Emile, ''how could
YOU deceive me so? You have lied
to me from the very beginning J"
And to me also" said Gladys
with dignity. But, thank Heaven,
we are both undeceived at last"
The colonel retreated from the
military situation very badly defeat
/ ed.
He had forfeited Emile Estree's
innocent love.
That was bad enough, but in bis
mercenary eyes the loss OF Miss Mil
/ tons money was still worse.
Emile Estree remained with
/ GLADYS as a maid and seamstress,
for the young lady had taken a fan
cv to the innocent young French
girl.
And Mr.. Alured Vance. CHANGING
to call lust about that time 10 tell
/ Mss Milton that he had decided 10
20 to the south Of Italy for some
years, to study the details Of his art
found her in such a gracious mood
that he mustered courage to ask hcl
advice on the question, instead o
announcing it as a foregone conclu.
sion as he had at first intended.
Don't 60" said Gladys, softly
"Stay-with me
And then Gladys began to cry
and Alured had her in his arms a
ionce-and, before they knew It
they were engaged.
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They Settled.

Two men We're wrangling in front
of the City Hall the other day, when
one Of them called out:
Il tell YOU don'towe YOU no s. p
II say yon do,"
and won't pay IT -
Then III sue youn
At this point a pedestrian halted
and inquired of the one
DO you honestly owe him?"
Not penny, sir !"
And viii YOU sue HAN lor So he
asked of the other.
Il will !"
Give him seven dollars" contin-
ued the pedestrian to the debtor
give him seven and be glad 10. II
he sues he's sure of a verdict, and
your expenses will reach ten dol
lars. Give him seven and be thank
ful that you are beating two lawyers,
a justice and a constable, six Jury
men and two witnesses out their fees.
A satisfactory settlement was
made on the spot.-Detrot Free
ITCSS. -... .s- .4...- ..-.
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.' Why they cali Him "OId Man

" Yes, that's sadly So" said Je
kins, my hair Is turning gray az
falling out before its time e
something? | would. but mos. h
. restorers are dangerous True
answered his friend, But PARSE
Hair Balsam Is as harmless as It
effective. I've tried, it and kng
Give the Balsam show and d
boys Will soon stop calling =
Old Nan jenkins" 1t never a
. to restore the original color to g-
or faded hair. Richly pertumeia
elegant dressing.
It was 4 man with a mother.
law who wrote those toushing w',l
silence IS music asleep
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The Missing Undershirf.

This morning was warm, and he
imprudently made q change of his
underclothing. Our climate is de-
ceptive. Before evening there came
upa chilly Storm. An attack of sick
ness followed, of course. But Perry
Davis's Pain Killer was used for re-
lief, with the happiest effect. In
these Summer months of suddenly
varying tempature, everybody ought
to keep a bottle of this valuable
remedy within reach.
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NEU1EiLIZED
In what way a Prevalent Evil mn,
SdOTn of IT, Power to Harm

Malaria is a broad name fornr
disrascs-all originating I'm Hr
poisoning. Bilious fever, the ,y1,-
aid typhoid fevers and chiLs an, .
YER are prominent mcmber, Of .
.sm.ly. Malaria defes alike I
builders, Lhe plumbers and the d.
-icians. Despairing Of or5.m
Treatment. the latter almost un-
mouslv recommend Beus,us On
cine P0uris Plaster as the great.
auti-malarial specific of the q.
These plasters act upon the E7-
spleen, bowels and kidneys.
Worn over the region of the Er
and upon the back over the kidrr
they ward off malaria like anara5
No other plasters DO this.
When You purchase, satisfy rr
self that the word Capcinc Is cr-
the centre of the plaster.
Seabury Il Johnson, Chemists
y. Highest awards at Iuternatu
Expositions. June T. It.
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OFFICE AND FACTORY
HOW WATCHES ARE MADE.

In SOLID GOLD TATcu, aside from
the necessary thickness for engraving and
polishipg, a large proportion Of metal is
needed only to stiiitn and hold the engrav-
ed portions in place, and supply strength.
The surplus gold /, actually needless. IN
Jaiaes Boss TaicRs Cod Wateb Ceacs this
WASTE i SGyed, and soLIpTY and
STRENGTH increased by sinple process,
at one-half the cost. 4 plate Of SOLID
GOLD Is solderei en- each sile of plate
Of hard nickel composition metal, and the
three are then passed. between polished
steel rollers. From this the cases, backs,
ccnters, bezels, cite, are cut and shaped by
dies and formers. The gold Is thick
enough to admit Of 81 kinds Of chasing,
engraving and engine turning.[ These
cases have been worn perfectly smooth by
use without removing the gold. This is
the only case acde uR2e' tbs process. Ecsch
case is accompanied 9Th galjd guarantee
sigaed dy Tie manufacturers 'oarantiag It to
irear 20 years. --150,00O Of these Gases
now carried in the United States and
Canada largest and Oldest Factory.
Established 1854 As, your Jeweler
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Poi.oned water 20 DRINK

When the fish died in the river,
forty miles above the water WORKS,
many people We're alarmed lest the
deflement ofthe water might extend
all the way down, Happily there
was nothing but what could bl rem.
edied by the use of somethinE that
everybody could procure 1t few
minutes notice. This little some
thing was Perry Davis'7 Pain XII
ler.
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As when She WAS Young.

Il have used Parkers' Hair bal
sam and like it better than anv
similar preparation | know of
writes Mrs. Ellen Perry, wife OF
Rev. P. Perry, of Coldbrook Springs.
Mass. My hair was almost entirely
gray, but a dollar bottle of the Bal
sam has restored the softness. and
the brown color it had when l was
young-not a single gray hair left
Since | began applying the Balsam
my hair has stopped falling out, and
/ find that it is a perfectly Harmless:
and agreeable dressing"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-07-04
Violent Yellow Fever al Vera Cruz.

GALVESTON. June 30.-Privalc ad.
vices from Vera Cruz state thatyel-
low fever is making fearful ravages
among Europeans and Americans
Ten deaths were reported from The
hospital yesterday, and one thousand
deaths during the past two months
Captain Peddes, who has run to Rio
and other ports for nine years, died
from . severe type ofblack vomit al
ter only twelve hours illness. The
newspapers there speak Of the heat
this year as fearful.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-07-04
DfuuIated by a Train.

NEW CASTLE, June Zg.-l
noon to-day, while a son of Jor.-
Greeuouch, aged 8 years, wa, ri
ing on the Erie IL Pittsburg Rain
at Clinton, a freight train rln o.
him, cutting Off both le-, a.
knee. 1t IS believed the child cam
survive.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-07-04
oBANGl.s N FLoRIp,
Better Than Breezes and n,
Under a New Flag

Even The balmy air and
groves Of Florida tail 10 ~
pie full OF happiness ana
Art mast help nature eysrr,.. .--
in tae tropics as among tba . ..e'.>
the North. And chief sr.yas y'as
blessings which are adanta5 &
zones, writes DR.. J. G. Man.
Fort Dade, Fla, is PARKFS'''., '',-is e
IL seems to have the world s+.o'vE lov,
and most Of the current A.. 3
yield to its action. Ihaye ps..i -.i's 4
the case of a delicate and ~. ~ .
young lady, with the most a..
results. 1t seemed TO arco- -'i z.
with ease what the usual n.''.' ''.'
tious and treatment for thai -.
ble malady failed wholly h ne it
about. / am also glad to .,... '''
the Tonic has greatly reliey.I
personally OF a troublesome ~ y.
condition Of the stomach Of
standing it is the idea. pur,f..
iEvi-0raBt. y
Nessrs. Hiscox & Co. can
attention to the fact that aia,
lt, 1888, the name and stvleot
- Ill N- &
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-07-04
Because it is always
reliable politically, and
says what it means and
means what it says.
Because its Court re
ports are always full,
fair and trustworthy.

Because it is the me-
dium used by the peo-
pie Of the county when
they wish to let their
neighbors know when
they have a farm or
anything else for sale.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-07-04

Because all legal adj
vertising appears III Its
columns, ,andpeople are
thus kept posted as to
what transpires in the
management Of the af-
fairs of the Courts and
County.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-07-04
Canadian Bazaar.

Mr.. John Osborne, Musical Bazl
Goc0nto, Canada. writes that b,
wife was cured of rheumatism b
the great pain Danish er, st. Jaco.
Oil that be has found it an iuyl-
able remedy for many ailments.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-07-04

The style of swearing, when pro
fame man gets right down to bust
ness, is chafacterized by 9gaudiness.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-07-04
Because it has the
best Washington and
Harrisburg. CORES pom
dents attainable.
Because it is active.
aggressive, and always
for the cause of its
constituents.

If you have friends
who live outside the
county, there is no
more acceptable pres
ent YOU can send them
than a copy of their
county paper.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-07-04

gyBN E-T people are always on the
sRf l. lookout ia- chances o. in
Wv = crease iheirelruin-sS and IN
7 k01l time become wealthy; those
who do no; improve their opportunities remain in
poverty We offer a great chance to make mon
cy. " 6 want many men. Wtmca. boys and girls
80 work for O right Ia their own localities. Any
ono can 10 the work properly from the first srp-t
Inc business Will pay more tuan ten tines or
nary wages Expensive outfit furnished free :
one who engages tails - make money rapIGJ
You can devote your whole time 20 cAc work. or
only your spare moments. Full Information and
all that Is uee!et sent trce. Address SVINso-- *
Co. Portland, Maine. tel-J-lv
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Beautiful Homes.
ARTISTIC Indoor DECORATIONS.
Frescoing, K;,Isonilning, Pa
per Hanging.

Mr. FRANK tfAUL who has no superior in
the above sIyiss OF work has lust returned from
protracted tour through the east, where he
'cisughi On to- al thenoFeities in MS line He
is prepared 10 furnish an styles OF paper at prices
% sult. some Of his samples Of papar are sim
ply superb. Parties desiring his services will
md him at The Somerset HOUSE.
feh2s
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LIME! Linn e!

The Buffalo Valley Lime Company, limited.
viii sell, until further ordered, unslackcd lime n
the following rates:
1t 9 cents per hushel, loaded on cars at klns;
Ht ~ cents per tushei Tor any quantity less thnn
car load: AZ IL cents per bHsHel delivered at any
station on the Berlin Railroad; mt L cents per
busheI Delivered at Meyersdale and Redwood:
and at 24 cent? per bGslel delivered al all other
railroad stations in Somerset county, including all
those on the Somerset x Cambria Railroad. Pay
ment can be made to the following persons;
John l. Savior, at Friedens.
W. II kO9ntz. at Somerset.
Harrison Snyder, at lockwood.
Prank knOs. al Garrett.
Samuel j. Miller, near Meyersdale,
We must depend upon lime as the basis 20 fer
tilize our soil Order it now and nave it read :
when needed. Order from Frank EnOs, Garrett.
LOyZ9
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RAILROAD SCH EDULES

SOMERSET & CAMBRIA RAILROAD
On ant after MAY Il. trains will run rs fnar
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Trains mar ked daily. Other trains daLy
cept sunday.
Special sunday trains leave Somerset for J..-
town dt 1o5 p. IN, arriving a J0hust0gu % Y.-
These trains sop a all stations
Hayes, shamrock. Roberts Cups tIeli-.
WYstollar. EOwena. DJll's Crossing, F'u-,@--
kaufman i;u1. kriag. Ferudaie AM Os-tI-
are Flag Stations for all regular trains.
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Receipts and Expenditures
OF
SOn1erSe Borough
AND
School District
FOR TIE YEAR ENDING JUNEl. 1853.
I'm.
. Gross amount Of duplicate.


Gross amount Of dupIieate..... 1886 Il
OR.
To amt col. and paid over...... S1,7l3 %
balance due t,meollectei)... l,65j 10 s3, 376 81
NOTB The above balance OF 1905 l6 will be
subject to generations when finally settled. no
cVonerations whatever have been allowed on this
duplicate a. the present settlement. .
RESOURCES AND LIABITIES.
RESOURCES.
Amt due from 6. Iipl, for. Col. e3 81
'- " on duplicate Wc3ff-y ?" l27 55
- ,6g3 10
" ia h2ues Of Lrcasgrer.----.- 50 o. S2,2J' al
.SuhIecJ % generations. if 'i-f
t LIABILITIES. q af
o3nds issued. ..--........- -.....rs,a0 % a. tf
We, the undersigned Auditors Of Somerset Bar-
ough, have examined the vouchers O. the t0rcgc-
lHg settlement, and tni them correct, u Efa
JOHN n. SNYDER.
al. J. PRITTS. l
M6i. HUCHSTETLER.
lune25-lt. Auditors.
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During the seventeen years since the intradue-
uon ot bdnAer Edklag Foude~. the highest test
ninety nine per cent pure grape cream tartar has
been used In It's mauufaeture. Grape cream tar
tar e the only ingredient thatean produce truIy
heaiihlu hlk ing pewdeF, and upon ihisiacs only
can the people decide whether or not n l. beff- &,
use pure Grape Cream Tartar Povyder even
though II cost a tril.e more. Thousandspf peopil
years ago made their decision in savor Of the Ben
Her rowuer. and have recommended II 10 their
friends because OF It's perfect purity AMI great
leavening power. may9lyr.
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sI.saI5f "
b - Is . q
IaIl4 TN III s.ly
4 ~ 81 - ~ -
ksssy. = IL -
The Hignal servioe Oaioer i Pens.-
slta q Angnsta and Sayannah, O., and
Is Dhariesson, s u, ! nox required to
keep > Local Record Book. copy Of
which is to be forwarded TO Washington
nlcnthly. In this book he Is to record
names Of individuals, companies, etc, who
visit the Office or seek information there
from; the object Of visit or brief state
|raent of information sought, and what
faFnished and how used names of indi-
'Yiduala, organizations, etc, visited by the
.dfacer, such rs boards of trade, cotton ex-
changes, naval stores exchanges, societies.
'stc-; names of newspapers and other pub
;soation which print reports or seek infor-
stlatiOn from the Office
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ID islature of the State of Florida, entitled .An
Act to provide General Law for the incorporation
Of Railroads. and Canals" approved FebTuary Is1b,
1874 notice b hereby given, required by said
that company has been formed, and their ARTICLES
Of association duly filed, under the name OF the
Green Cove Spring and Nelroee Raiiroad Csma-
pany," to be invested with all the rights powers,
formed under said act for the purpose Of coastrue
ing maintaining and operating railroad for public
use in the conveyance of persons and property
The line OF said road Is To be about thirty miif
in length, and is to be Constructed from the town
Of Green Cove Spring, in Clay county, thence vest
waTdly to the town OF Meirose, in Alachaa eoantys
K X CANOVA
A. r. VOGELBAcH
SHREFE ACKLEY,
ELIAS EARLE
January =, 1sSs3m IncoxE.orasorx.
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Notice of Incorporation.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT UNDER
IN act n the Legislature Of the Siase OF Flor
ida, entitled An Act 10 Provide General Law for
the Incorporation of Railroads and Canals 81,
proved February 10TH 1874, the undersigned haSe
formed and organized company nRder the
of Atlantic and Mexican Gull Canal ComTony, for
the purpose of constructing, maintaining and c1Se
rating steamboat and barge canal for public use in
the conveyance Of persons and property from the
Florida line, near the Okeefenokee Swamp, theflee
in southwesterly direction across the State OF
Florida by the most direct route te the Gulf and
along its shore TO The western boundary Of the
State to be constructed within the limits of the
counties Of Nassau, Baker, Columbia, Hamilton,
Suwapnee. Madison, Lafayette, Taylor, jefferson
WakhlIs, Frsnsiin. Calhoun, Washington, Walton,
Santa Rosa aud EseaTba- The Canal Comgany
was originally incorporated by the Legislature Of
Georgia, under the name Of the Atlantic and Mexi
eau Canal Company, of which this proposes TO b.
an extension
GEO. T. DREW,
j. ] FINLEY,
GEO. K FAIRBANKS, Of Florfd.s
LAFAYETTE McI.AWS,
JOSEPH SHEPARD,
JAS s. BAILEY, OF Georgia
Dated this loth day Of January, A. ID. lsSs 30 sul
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60 sss y: szss. "a 3 3 s7 q
r. - N 4 "a J. ~ m
80 -. u ~ ,5k II
-. ss,s-sIs q - - - -
S.1Del = 49,. S<-7.SS'. 1sS7uIIs 13dSos
Dpulxl I..I - a a Z. 80
- - go y 8. - 3
III 0UH8I 10 III - - k1n....se1sy
enp1. - III - - Y, y. !. nj r.
go Jnn1Iee. T. - HI - ~ M1s ~ y. 49,
,Ta6eGfnl o. Mn119 q - Ill., - ~ 49,
NUesAn Dl11xtek - lsnk11A. q - ~ IA.
tkeruso belui1lE. - 1e1s4 . 60 ~.
~ ) - ~ - 11rse dffncSed - - No ~ n Co
- - A m HnMfim - 0pcefAa 1knote1ns aA14lls
-;sSs- - Veor nua ihe ASF of o11e tMogDnf, -
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Discharge Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER THE FIRST PUBLICA-
y ton OF this notice, win present my vouchers
and fnal return IS administrator Of the estate Of
John Hammett, late Of Leon county and State of
Florida, deceased, 10 the Hon VIM r. Byrd. County
Judge OF said county, and ask 10 be discharged
from the further administration Of said estate
RADFORD HANMETT,
Administrator Est John Hamme4t, deceased.
PeD. q, lSS&Gm
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The question How long is it necessary 10
keep children away from school after an infec-
tioGia disease - was answered sometime since
by the Academy of Medicine, Paris. With scar
LEI fever, diptheria, measles and smallpox, isO
lation is to be maintained for forty days Chick
en-rox and mumps lose their contagious power
after twenty five days
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Discharge Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER THE FIRST PUBIICA-
- ton of this notice, viii present my vouchers
aud final return administrator Of the estate Of
James W. Smith, late Of Wakuila county, Florida,
deceased, to the Honorable County Judge OF said
county, and ask to be discharged from the further
administration Of said estate
s. s. SMITH,
Admir- Eslafe J. w. Smith, deed
December ~ 1SS2-Gm
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT

bAINksViIIE, FLORIDA, March >. IocSs-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ foilo~ isg named settler has flied notice of bis
intention to make iipa. proof iu support OF bis
claim, and that said proof win be made before Vim.
+. Byrd, Judge of Leon County Court, al TsIlahss-
see, Fla on April ~, Friday lSS viz: Issac May
sor. of Concord, Fla. fo- Homestead No s6SS for
the El< of NEl of Section q. Township north,
Range I west
He names the following witnesses to prove his
and Lonis Cromartie, al ConeoFa. Fla
4T-6wI L. A. BARNES, Register.
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Discharge Notice.

OK MONTHS AFTER THE DATE HEREOF,
y tho undersigned administrator OF the estate 81
Catherine r Bowen. deceased. lzte OF Leon count
State OF Florida will present his final accounts 70
the Hon. W. r Byrd. County Judge Of sid comfy,
and Ssk for discharge
A. MOSELEY
Sheriff and ex-ofscio Administrations.
February O. SSS3-6n
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OK MONTHS AFTER DATE 1 WILL PRE-
- sent my final accounts and vouchers TO Judge
W r. Byrd, Of Leon County Court, and AK for yny
discharge executrix Of the last win Of ThoE;fzs
Barnsrd, and guardian OF children.
JANE P. BARNARD, Executrix.
January 9 1886
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JIf:KsoNVILLE KxPREss-fn.a,..,

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Discharge Notice.

ok MONTHS AFTER THE DATE HEREOF,
y the undersigned. administrator Of the estate os
Edward s CarEaine, deceased, Late Of Leon couusy.
State Of Florida, viii present bis final accounts 20
the Hon. W. r Byrd, County Judge Of said county
and ask for discharge
A MOSRLEY,
Sheriff and ex-o1ficio Administrator
February q lSS3-6m
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