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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28

A Habeas-C Corpus Hearing-A Father
Charged With Incest.

A Habeas Corpus Hearing-A Father
Charged With Incest.
Special 10 the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Dec. 27.-The habeas-
corpus trial Of A. f. Galley, convicted
of rape, announced to take place to-
day. was postponed until Monday.
Alex Bolden, who killed his brother
a few weeks ago, had habeas-corpus
hearing this afternoon and WAS admit
ted TO bail In the sum of $1,000.
Robert Johnson was jailed to-day,
charged with committing the crime OF
incest, the woman being his sixteen
year-old daughter.
Sampson Conner was also jailed foI
the theft of bale Of Gotten.
Il. A. Hilbert, manager of the dye
ing department a. the Waco wooden
mills, slipped on the Ice last night and
fell to the ground, breaking his right
leg.
This being st. John the evangel-
lists day, was duly observed by the
Masonic fraternity tonight.
A contemplation is being signed II
East Waco, opposing the proposed Sc
| cession ot that part OF the city.
Mrs. Kate Raymond Howe's lecture
will take place at the Methodist churcl
| at p m. tomorrow.
Trains from the north are delayed
again to-day from one 10 three hours
The weather has moderated, but |
still very inclement, putting q stop L
business,
The rite OF confirmation was admin
istered at the synagogue to-day TO Ma
Emanuel. Mr.. and Mrs. Phllli
Sanger OF Dallas were here as guest
of the occasion
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MIR. JOY

Chase has made reductions In the prices o.
all wintcr goods. He must close them out
in sixty days, to make loom for spring 0ods.
You sec, Cha.e's store Is too small for his
business. and he won't rent larger store.
because he sells goods 40 cheap he cannot
afford IT, He is Just Strengthening winter
goods, 20 get them ont OF his way. Hurrah
whata bargain bought there to-day in a
suit OF c'othes ana oycrcoat for my 10y. ana
nice cloak for Mrs. Joy. My fdcnd, II you
havonot got boy TO buy clothes for, buy
them tor somebody else's boy; and lr you
have not got woman TO buy a cloak for, get
one quick. chase's Is The hes, place TO trade
ever struck.
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RmAD TTTM SMALL. FxTsm 1smEovv.


Whit
a cwoTth8
We woolF sat Onent
We om6 Usunl pic land
f,u
Of q att
Jersey } Z o. s2andslBQ -goodvR iue.
IS o and on upt
Hi, 81
We
CHASE TRADING COMPANY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28
AUSTIN.
Col. Brewster Stricken With Paralysis
Contract Let for a $25O,0OO
Hotel,

Special 70 the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, Dec. 27.--Col. II. p.
Brewster, Commissioners of insurance
statistics and history, was stricken
with paralysis in his left side this
morning about IL o'clock. He was
discovered reclining on his desk in an
unconscious condition and was at once
conveyed TO his home. The symptoms
are now favorable but he is not yet out
Of danger.
Col. Drlskill, the cattle king, has
let the contract for his quarter Of u
million dollar hotel here, the construc-
ton of which will commence March l..
A number of horses were frozen to
death in the surrounding country yes
terday.
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Burying the Ashes Of the human Sac
Tlllce.

NEW YORK, Dec. 27-The funeral q
the children who lost their lives h.
the fire OF the Brooklyn asylum took
place to-day. The charred remains OF
twenty bodies were placed In their eoi-
fins aud taken 10 the "Church Of oar
Lsdy," where they were opened Ia the
main aisles. The edifice and altar
1eexe. decorated Ia mourning. The
church was crowded. fiIc iSes-l
Father Mahoney celebrated solemn
mass, asalsted by the Rev. Fathers
Creighton and Brasnan. The remains
were Inferred In the cemetery OF the
Holy Cross.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28


6Nlens6d nj woo iors 81 nworlhs5
Wn I.
~ n ~ hen
And inse usuAly
TO poit
a y u the arges
spessl Mems Boy Hats complete
T. e At worih76
Mcn ovonhiris "a =. y 4 AngOodba rgaina
5,kl q l. 3. g n foOdhn
Naise Travelling
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CHASE TRADING COMPANY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28
READ THIS

A few weeks ago we said TO the public that
I'VE saw slgns OF 10 ter Times Coming and
nov MT 1ny SOuid has road nur asVrfiiar.
ncpt, ana confirms our stat mont with tho
aAci that our country n =. Hing morn than We
are huNing, aud The world IA shipping w Ero'u
SO pay the balances. AID now wc venture
another statements, That ON account OF hu
Nefy low p'ico OF " cat, the now &c cnpltnl
90 the Northwest Tor what lnnde will Hfnn
amt itwill tufn TO Tho guAkiuH Lao d. OF TrNas.
which " now the most profitable " NVHimtnt
IN the world, During thotrying timos ofthe
last Al months the max 4 I rgood hecf cas-
Tie has stood Us firm ntr,ck. fhcro nre plcnty
OF people IN the world, who have got money.
ana when they are mot Nsioop, arr uhinhine
nll the time the best WAY 90 m4he ntonuy ont
of u. Western 1oNRs vii catch Thorn.
We have lutdo great reductions tn our
prices TOR Ladies' ClOahs. Ninnkcts and Com.
iOtls. We want TO sell Them now. hcoan ~
they won sell whcn the weather acts Notm,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28

5l. aides approve OF your smoking
Little JOKER
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28
Stock in Good Condition at LAREDO

LAREDO, TEX, Dec. 27.-stock In
this section is doing well, having gone
into winter quarters in fine condition.
The cold wave sent the mercury
down 10 freezing point on Friday, but
to-day II is moderating.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28

xcursionists Gathering for the Fes
rivals.

peoial 70 the Gazette.
New LAREDO, MEX. Dec. T.-EIev-
R bundled tickets were sold in SAL
|llo and Monterey for the excursion
New Laredo. which arrived TO-
|lght, aud tomorrow there viii be an
immense crowd at the fiesta. A bull.
gut horse races, jig races, etc, will
4 the order OF the day.
bu siness now, and during the last
Ponth, Is at q lower ebb than ever
aown before. Every day Is like Sun.
ay, aud . mighty quiet Sunday too,
--a-u-s
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pIsNIsoN.
Brakeman InIured-An Accident
at the Machine Shops.

peoial 10 the Gazette.
DENIsos, TEX, Dec 81 Mr.. j..
awards, brakeman, slipped on the
Ge at Savanna, I. t., this evening and
|hd a train pass over his leg Ampu-
|tlon will be necessary.
John 9eisenho aver, foreman of the
piler shops, bad 1900 pounds Of iron
hll on him at the shops yesterday,
|gerely fracturing his left leg.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-28

The White Elephant IL IN ionOiedly
the place TO get them IN All styles.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-07-15

That Cleveland and Perry is The winning
ticket Tor 1884
That ii makes man mighty mad when he
DIVES IN nom me country Tor his mail and finds
the post-officr closed nj $50
That the Little Giant OF Alachua' though
small in stature, is strong and vigorous kicker,
and swears he'll never let up till he has kicked
Bsbcc overheard.
That the young man whose girl requested the
return of her photograph and letters since he
was defeated in the walking match does not I'M
lerstand the motive for her unexpected demand.
He can't determine whether he was bounced
for letting the other fellows walk off with the
money or because she considered him --.
That when II young man spends the longest
half of beautiful moonlight night with the
idol OF his heart, and then arises before the sun
lights up the earth and devotes three hours to
writing her billet doux, the time has arrived
for him TO view the young lady's father
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the State Convention were instructed to vote for
the endorsement OF Pope and Greeley while a
NUMBER OF them are emphatic in asserting that
they were not instructed at all. Here the fun
begins and We will see when and how 1t ends.
John Everest, q colorcd man who came to
this section to hire men to work on a railroad,
last week visited the plantation of Mr. r. s.
Williams and induced some of his hands to
agree 10 go with him. On Saturday Mr.. Will
hams had Everett arrested by Sheriff Moseley
on charge of going to his plantation and
entlclng his laborers to leave. He was confined
In jail until yesterday, when he had a hearing
before Justice McGriff, aud was discharged for
want OF evidence to convict One important
point brought out in this trial was that the law
provides that contracts for labor shall be in
writing, signed by two witnesses and recorded
IN the Clerks office. Planters would do well to
remember these statutory requirements in future.
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TalIahas~ee HDistrict-ThirG Round.
Rev j. Atkins Presiding Elder OF Tallahassee
District will hold quarterly meetings al the fol-


Mr. John J. Williams is home for summer
vacation.
Mr. j. f. Broomc was at the ST. James on
Saturday.
Captain H. T. Blocker is home again Tor a
few days.
Col. F. T. Myers left for Athens Ga, few
days ago,
Miss Jessie Bernard is visiting friends in
Jacksonville.
Mr. Walter Bond OF Lloyds, WAS in The city
last Wednesday,
Mrs S. f. Gardner, of Ccnueville, is the
guest of Mrs. J. w. Coles.
Mrs Fannie Ball has returned from visit
to her parents, at Aucilla
Mrs Harriet A. Harvin, Of Georgia, is visit
ing friends in Tallahassee
DR. E. Morgan and family left last week TO
spend the summer in Michigan.
Mr. o. A Gonzalez, of the p. Il A. Railroad,
was at the City Hotel last Friday.
DIR. A. b. Hawkins has gone to South
Florida to look after his orange grove
DIR. A. L. Randolph and wife and Mr.. John
). Winthrop have gone to the Slrathmore.
Mr. w H. Trimmer, after absence of
several weeks at Pensacola, has retured TO the
Capitol.
Mrs F.W Krouse and Mr.. II. Brasil, of Mari
anna have been visiting friends in the city the
past week.
Capt VIM G. Lewis and wife left last week
tn snend the summer in the mountains of North
Georgia
Mr.. J. A. Hill, of Texas, formerly resident
of Florida, has been ut the ST. James for the
past week.
We had a pleasant call this morning from
Mr. ]. Il. Dunbar of Kansas, who is looking for
a home in Florida.
MIR. James CASTILLO and family departed on
Saturday for Tarpon Springs, where they will
make their future home
Hon Sherman Conant, General Manager of
the Florida Southern Railway, registered at the
| City Hotel on Friday
We were pleased TO meet Hon. Samuel
Pasco Chairman of the State Democratic Com
mi,,ee. in the FIORrDIAN sanctum last Thursday
Mr. Pasco saws the committee will hold a meet
idu In this city soon to consult and arrange for
the campaign.
The following attorneys have been in at
tendance on the Supreme Court during the past
week Mr. A. b. Hagan. Lake City; Hon: 3
| PAScO, MOntlceliO; CoI. D. w. maiohc anu W.
p B. Stockton, Quincy Messrs L: l, and +. r
Fleming. Jacksonville; Col. J. +. White an'
Hon. Vim. Bryson, Live Oak; Col. ). ID. Nc
Connell, Ocala; J. Il. Martin, Esq, Sumterv'le
We had pleasant call from Captain .. )
Porter, of Tallahassee, who was on mis- way Il
Lake Worth TO look at some land which he MAJ
recently pur chased there. He IS most estima
HE gentleman, and we hope to see the day wheI
we NAV claim him as A. resident of Indian River
- TYfmspaLk Star The Captain reached home las
Friday. but he has no idea Of leaving the beau
timl and hy hill country OF Leon county.
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ICOMMUNICATKD

Editors Ftoradn1 | notice in the last issue of
the Economist little article upon the walking
match, recently held in Cables Hall, expressing
great sympathy for the winner, and after recitng
the fact that ii had been about ten days since the
match came of, concluding thus: I'VE inquired
yesterday how much money he had received as
his share oi the stakes We were answered, up
to this time nothing. He is poor man, with
family to support, and Of course needs whatever
his winnin IS may have been" am at loss to
know what motive the Economist had in making
thus prominent the delay to pay over the win
nings unless it be an innate desire TO hint, when
it can't come right out and ~ly something ugly
knowing it should, and must have known
under whose auspices the match was held and
who had charge OF the mo ney | will state fer
It's information, however, and hat OF Others who
may be interested, that the match was not finan-
clally Success and rs the winners were to get
halt the gate money and entrance ices after
expenses paid, the amount coming 10 them was
so small that those oi us present at the close OF
the III Itch concluded IT, wait until We could See
others OF the Directors of the Far Association
and get them To consent To give I'LL instead ol
half the pruce eds to winners; besides this sew
eral gent lemen proposed afterwards To raise
private purse to add to the amount, before an
nouncing to the winners the amount they were
to receive. This purse, though now being made
up, has not yet been handed IN, hence the delay
which, take ii, was prompted by entirely
different spirit from that which induced HE
EtDlt0mlst To throw oul It's SmdU hint Ii the
Economtst is DESTROYS of showing It's sympathy
for the poor man with family to support in
Il substantial way, let it put lis name down Tor
s., several gentlemen have done. You will
find the list at The banN, Judge
MANAGER OF MATCH
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The following civil appointments have been
made by the Governor and duly commissioned
during the past week
ID. +. MORRISON, Jerome c. Baker, ln be JUS
tees of the Peace in and for the county OF Vo-
lusia.
+ r. Greene, n. l.. Mills, Joshua T. Bnser to
be Notaries Public in and for the State AZ large
II. II. Floyd, I" bc Notary Public in and for
The county Of ST Johns
b. r. IIabutui To he Commissioner of Piloiage
in and for the county of franklin.
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Frank H.eslie's Sunday Magazine

The August number. Astounding with edifying
and pleasant reading. is already upon our table,
and is always welcome. " New Zealand and the
Canterbury Settlement" is the opening article,
by Rev. F. Pember B. A, with numerous Illus
trainns The late Lady Blanche Murphy, Rev.
F. A. Rand, F. f Weatherley, James Croil,
James Buckham, Alfreton Hervey, Mrs. Alexan-
der. ]. Alex Patien, and other favorite writers
have contributed to this number. The editor,
t. De Witt Talmage. D. d., gives some excellent
advice to Young People" and the Home Pull
pit has a sermon of his. Is Life Worth i.iving?'
There arc two interesting serials, and sketches,
essays, poems, &c; a miscellany, interesting
and instructive and The usual record OF i'm
portant events, editorial comments, obituaries,
&c Price 25 cents IL number. $3.50 year,
postpaid Mrs Frank Leslie, publisher, So, 50
and 81 Park Place, New York.
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That hacking cough can l~ SO quickly cure'
by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee il, Sold b,
w. A. Rawls
Will you suffer with dyspepsia and liver com
plant, Shohs Vitazer is guaranteed to cur,
you. Sold by w. A. Rawls.
Sleepless nights made miserable by that ter
rDle cough Shiloh's Cure is the remedy tol
you. Sold by w. A. Raws.
Caiarrh cured, health and sweet breath $, cure(
b, Shifoh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so cents
Nasal injector free. Sold by w. A. Rawls.
For lame back. side or chest, use Shiloh's Pc
rcus Plaster Price IS cents
ShIohs Cough and Consumption Cure sold
by us on guarantee. 1t cures consun ption
Sold by w. A. Rawls.
Shohs Vilalizer is what you need TO. con
stpaion, less of appetite, dizziness and all symp
tens IF dyspepsia. Price 10 and IS cents pei
bottle. Sold by w. A. Rawls
Group, hopping cough and bronchitis imme
Il atev relieved by Shiloh's Cure. Sold by w
A. Rawls. 11-eCw1y
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Tax Collector.

kH- AeSsrs. Editors. Please announce MR.. CHARLIE
C. PEARCE candidate for reelection to the Office Of
Tax Collector The friends OF Mr. Pearce, in nounciI
his name believe that his candidacy will meet he hear
approval OF majority Of the people of Leon count :,
whom he has served long and faithfully Collector
Revenue. In rewarding competent and faithful publ
servant with repeated reelection the people do then
honor and properly recognize the real worth OF
able and eficient onicer. TAX PAYERS
Circuit Clerk.
Ee- We authorized to announce CAPT. c. A.
BRYAN a candidate for reelection the Office e
Clerk OF the Circuit Court tor Leon County.
Tax Assessor.
k- In recognition of services faithfully performed
the friends OF GEO. A. GROOM announce him a
ddate for the ONCE OF Tax for Leon Count,
and ask the support of the voters OF the at tn
coming election.
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ExpOsaef0m Me~ss~~

AT a meeting of the Board of DIRECTORY and
Commissioners OF New Orleans Expo.,,,on
neid on July 10, motion was made and carried
that, In accordance with instructions of Commits.
sioner Chipley, committee of ladies be appoin,-
ed to assist the Board OF Commissioners for ,h,s
county in arranging for and getting ND of ex
hloits for the New Orleans Exposition. The lis,
as selected is as follows:
Miss Fleming, Mrs Clark (of Shdzuokal Mrs
q F. Walker, Mrs. J. A. Andrews, Mrs. J. O.
Manning. Mrs. J. B. Manning. Mrs Fl. T. Felkel.
Mrs. A c. Brown Mrs. F. T. Christie, Mrs.
Theodore Turnbull, Mrs. J. B. Hines, Mrs. A. c.
Fennel. Mrs r. L. Smith, Mrs. T. ] Roberts
Mrs. Elizabeth Branch. Mrs. James Lee, Miss
Bette Bradford. Mrs. Robert Bradford, Mrs. n.
W. Epps, Mrs. Darlington, Mrs. w. T. Webster,
Mrs. J. A: Craig. Mrs. P. Houstoun, Misses
Grant and Mary Ward, Mrs. J. NJ. Ernest, Mrs
Charlie Charles, Miss Annie Chaires, Mrs G. d.
Chares, Mrs. Richard Maxwell, Mrs James
Moody, Mrs J. O. Boatwright, Mrs Walter
Moore, Mrs. John Mage, Mrs Dan Russell, Mrs
Byman Mrs J. p. Roberts. Mrs Henry AL
len, Mrs. Hugh Black, Mrs George Henry. Mrs
W. II. Allen, Mrs. Samuel Humphreys, Mrs. J.
A Groober, Mrs Miles johnson, Miss HELEN
Lewis, Mrs B. NJ. johnson, Miss Sale Megin.
Mss, Mrs q. G. Gibbs, Mrs. A. Meseley, repre-
sentlng the country precincts, and the following
from the City of Tallahassee Mrs H. s. Elliot,
Mrs Benz. Chaires, Miss Mamie Gallie, Miss Fan
ME Perkins, Miss Emma Wilson, Miss Sarah
Beard, Miss Sue Archer. Miss Fannie Mcleod.
Mrs J. S. Winthrop Miss Mary Whistler, Mrs.
+. Williams and Mrs L. Douglass
A resolution was passed requesting that the
above named ladies meet en- masse in Tallahassee
on Tuesday, July 23d aud that all others inter
ested in the success of the enterprise lend their
Board of Commissioners. General E. A. Perry
will be present, rs also Mr.. Commissioner Chip
ley who will address the meeting upon the sub
ject, ms we'll AS matters political
H. S. ELLIOT, Secretary.
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Dr. BONaMkO.

This name has become SO familiar with The
mos, of people throughout the United States
tha II is hardly necessary 10 stale that he Is the
originator Of the gren, DR.. Bosanko Cough and
Tmno Syrup. the peoples favorite remedy,
.,herever known, for coughs, colds, cnnsumi'
ton and all affections Of Tie throat and lungs.
Price 30 cents and 81. Sold by NJ. Lively.
Jnne 17-1m
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AVN FP@GhYRl.

The ladies of the NJ E. Church, South. will
have their second festival on Flagg's Green this
Tuesday evening Their object is to raise
funds to repair and paint the parsonage, and we
bespeak for them liberal patronage
The ladies will be prepared to serve refresh
ments at five O'clock All are cordially invited
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IcoMMUNIcATED.l
WAvERLY Stock AND TRUCK FARM,

LEON COUNTY, July II, 1884. {
Editors Fzoridian: As stated in a recent issue
of your paper, the low prices realized by the
truck growers in this vicinity The past season.
Combined with the commissions deducted by
the agents, will deter many from planting next
wear. II appears to me we have y remedy,
which. while bencfiting ourselves will create n
new industry in our midst refer To canning
factory, which could find employment the year
round, with vegetables and oysters. Being still
quite a new conner do not know whether this
subiect has been agitated before, and If not,
ho1e Won will find space enough to call attention
Of CAPITALISTS to the subject. Very respectfully,
WILLIAM b. SCHRADER.
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New Advertisements,
Additional Rule Of Supreme Court.
SUPREME COURT OF FLORIDA.

SUPREME COURT OF FLORIDA.
TALLAHASSEE July H. 1884
ORDERED, That the following rule be adopted # r
the regulation OF the practice and proceedings III
wrts of prohibition in the several Courts of tn 5
State. to take effect from and after its pubcatic
In the State paper.
RULE.
The return or answer TO the suggestion in wri q
of nrohbition in the Courts of this State haviI z
Jurisdiction of the same may be by dem urrer or
plea as in ordinary personal actons, and such m ,
iona as are appcab to ordinary personal actor 8
shall be applicable to this proceeding. The tin e
for the return of the rule to show cause and Il e
filing of the pead1gs In ms such on cases = may be reg
- srises. In the exercise of this discretion Il c
Court or Judge will have due regard to the RICH
as the narties, and will regulate the practice ss
~ secure AZ speedy determination of Tho cause Is
ia instiaed by the circumstances Of each cse.
true copy. n,.rc,
Iulv 16 18HA-Sl
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a COWnlRrGeif Ten.

a counterfeit ten-dollar silver certificate
has been discovered by The secret service de
tcctvrs The paper Of the spurious bill which
is of the series of 1890 is much inferior to that
used in the printing Of the genuine bill. The
counterfeit can easily he detected, as on The back
of it The word "all y has been omitted by the
fprgrrs from this portion OF ~ sentence, in pay
mcni Of all other dues"
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49,


To all who are suffering from the error' and il :
tlinorot.ns,. OF 4.arIy Il.
:" -
lpc that will cure you, free IF charge. Tn 3
great remedy was discovered by missionary in
Souih America. Send u set-aresscd enveloI T.
To the Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station d, New
York CITY 40 "
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We are prepared to supply counties with
Registration Books, in neat and convenient form
for the proper registration of electors under ex-
listing laws
Counties needing Registration Books should
send in orders ut once. u
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what curses the great rush at NJ Lively
drug storc,' The free distribution ol sample
bottles of DR.. Busankos Cough and Lung SyruI.
the most popular remedy Inr coughs, CO DIS, COZ :
sumption and bronchitis now on the marke
Regular size so cents and 81 June Tim
i certify that on the 10Th 't .Januur9 con :
menc'd giving my tul children, aged 2, 4, 6 an
years respectively, Smiths Worm Oil, All
within six days there were AT least 200 worn
expelled. One child passed over 100 in one
night J. +. SIMPSON
HALL COUNTY, Feb l, 1870 June film
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Cut this lDua and Keep a..

An intallible cure for Neuralgia, Nervo, s
Headache Eaiachc Toothache and painful mel
situation in females A teaspoonul Of DR.. Jo :
dams Joyous Julip as per directions on bottle.
Nothing like it for pain. For sale by NJ Lively
and w. A. Rawls, Tallahassee, Fla. ely