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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-13
A wEDpING-PARTY ENDING IN A FIGHT.

boisterous wedding-party on Sunday night at
the Ionse of John Burke in New-LOts broke up In
a 6aht between the Irishmen and the Germans
present Knives were drawn and Philip Barber re-
pcaived several bad cuts one of which is thought
likely TO prove fatal. John Quinn, Patrick Heaney
and Augustus Barber were arrested as his assail-
ants Quinn was also badly cut. Herefused to say
how he was hurt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-13
REPORT ON IMMIGRATION FOR 1883.

The Commissioners of Immigration yesterday
adopted their thirty-seventh annual report, which
was forwarded 10 the Legislature; Tho report
shows that of 454, l24 persons landed at Castle
Garden last year 100000 were aliens and AZ 40
abroad. Compared with 1881 and 1882, the immi-
grafton showed falling off, but, with these excep-
since the establishment of the landing depot. Of
she immigrants 1885, 04, or 2oi2 per cent, went no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-13
THE WALKER MURDER TRIAL.

In the trial of John Walker, at Paterson, for the
murder of William Fraser Daniel Walker, brother
of the prisoner, testified yesterday that at the
christening party all hands were drink, and that
his brother interfered to save him. The prisoner
testified in his own behalf that FRASER and Others
knocked him and his brother down ana klck ta
en- his assailants. He and most of the party were
drunk The taking of evidence was finished, and
the lawyers began argument.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-13
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun ses So SETS 52s Moon rise, s2l Moons age de- 10
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
HIE-sandy Hook o:05i Gov. Island 949 He'll Gate lli5o
PN-Sandy Hook 924 Gov. Island. 4Olo Heu oata -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-13

REwARD.-S5, 900 gold for a case of cough,
cold or asthma that ADAsoNs BOTANIC BAAn cannot cure
Depot S4S 4th.ave Price Zoe, 3jc, 75c. Try
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-13

Genuine Hos Malt Extract has signature Of
Uo and MOrtz Eisner neck bottle Endorsed "
ali for general debility Beware Of limitations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-13
Announcements.

Beware of slight irritation in the throat.
BRUNRLLs CELEBRATED COUCH DROPS always aa0fd imme-
date relief Keep box OF them Ia your house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-13

further than New-York se.7s1 to Pennsylvaw1iia a.
80, 1873 to Illinois, 1908 to Ohio, lo,ooo 70
Ii 500 to Massachusetts,, IL 202 to Iowa. 10 COZ to
New:Jersey, 1888 to Conneeticut Pa 70 10
There were 1idO persons treated in the reception
hospital at Castle Garden, 40 Of nom died; Edo Inc
Labor bureau secured employment for 2799S per- d
migrants returned TO ports from whence they came
705 were unable to support themselves from SICK
ness 462 were destitute, 90 insane blind, deal
soners saw that the Act of Congress prohibiting the
landing Of immigrants who are likely to become
public charges is insufficient. as it cannot be en- en-
forced without penalties for violation. ia orces
$685., 9i7 81, Of which 1921, 7S6 80 was expended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-13
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,

l44Lexington.aye., between 18th and 3Oth se
Hours to l. toll Diseases OF the Nervous sysSsn
Genito. Urinary organs. Impotence and eterihtY'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-13
HBROOKLYN.

A BROOKLYN placard near tho Bridge announces
the loss of A small sky terrier" Is one of the
dog-star's population missingf
The second Municipal Service examination, will
be held on February ~ in the rooms OF the Board
with Joseph W. Sutphen. Secretary OF the Board OF
Examiners, by February 20.
Mayor Low and City Works Commissioner Flee
man will give hearing on February II to the APP
plication OF the South Ferry aud Seaside Direct
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-11-11
FrightfuI Catarrh.
Pieces of Bone.

For four years have been afflicted with a very
troublesome catarrh of the head. So terrible has
lis nature been that when blew my nose small
pieces of bone would frequently come out OF my
mouth and Lose. The discharge was copous, and
al times exceedingly offensive. My blood became
80 Impure that my general health was greatly i'm.
paired. with poor appetite and worse digestion
Numerous medicines were used without relief
until began the Use Of b. b. b., and three bottles
acted almost like magic. Since their use not a
symptom has returned. and | feel in every way
quite restored 10 health. | am old citizen OF
Atlanta, and refer to almost any one living on
Butler street, and more particularly to Dr. L. M
Gillian. who knows of my case.
A u CrI,,r
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"Scarlet stockings? Yes, they're all
the 60" said Chestnut street hosiery
dealer yesterday.
"But that ism, the latest craze by any
means"
"What is the latest fashion, then ~
"Why, on Saturday morning | had
three young lady customers who came in
and bought three pair of rel and three
pair of black hose wa somewhat sur
prised and asked the object. In each case
| was told that it was not considered the
proper caper to wear two red stockings
now, any more than it is to wear two
black ones"
"Well, what on earth were they going
to do?'
"Wear one of each kind "A scarlet
stocking on one foot and black one on
the other. It's fact, assure you. And
the fashion is gaining ground, for this
morning have had several more custom
ers on the same errand. Black and red,
you know, are striking and at the same
time becoming contrasts" -Ph1"|eI/,hia
Times.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-11-11

Col. Dancey says: 81 have lived here
forty years, and have undergone exposure
of every kind, and never even smelt chills
or bilious fever. | have had fifteen chill
dren, md never paid ten dollars doctors
bill for them-never had case OF chills
and fever in my family up to the close Of
the war If man lives derentlv we'll
anywhere on the St. Johns river he need
not have chills And in other portions of
Florida my experience proves the same
In 1885 was ordered by the United States
Government to repair the old military
road from St. Augustine to Tallahassee.
began the work on the Goth of July
with fort v-hve white men, and continued
the work up to November The men had
no shelter except light canvas covering,
and were often wet, but none were ever
sick. But they were supplied plentilully
with good wholesome food Rlatk,t
UeruM
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A LITTLE GOLD.

Mr.. L. A. lark. OF Atlanta Ga, in speaking OF
$50 in gold desires to say to the readers OF this
paper that the whole OF the above amount was
spent in frutlcss effort in finding relief from
terrible Blood Poison affecting his body, limbs
and presenting ugly running ulcers. He is
now sound and well, having been cured by the most
speedy and wonderful remedy ever before known
and any interested party who may need Blood
Purifier Will learn from him that three bottles Of
b. g. g. restored his appetite, healed all ulcers,
relieved his kidneys, and added twenty one
pounds to his weight in thirty days.
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NOTICE.

TtHjRTY DAYS AFTER THE FIRST Pr1R,,
i Cation of this notice the undersigned. admin.
trlrE of the estate of William P. BYRD, late Of II.
cd56nky of Leon and State of Florida deceased lii
alkytto the Judge of the Circuit Court of the S.e
one .gudcial Circuit of the State of Florida in .ad
fur.tfe county of Leon, sitting in Chancery for sn
thiity to sell the following described lsnds n
.af state To pay the debts OF her ntestae to- vii,
Ah;uEdividcd one-half interest of and in the norl
hs(H scnd the southwest quarter and the west haIf
Of the southeast quarter vi section twenty.sjx (6,.
als4 the northwest quarter of section tweu,y.sy,
(25t al in township ten, south of range thitee,
esst, containing seven hundred and twenty acrss
mos c or less. in lafayette county State of Florida
and aso the north half of the southwest onsrts -
sertioA thirteen, in township twenty four south If
range: twenty, east, containing eighty acres Wing
ar,:f being in fernando county State OF Florida:
and ak3o lots numbers ana twelve in Dudley,
ion to the city of Barlow, aud being part of
theEONtheast quarter OF The northeast quarter of Sec
tioEsepen, in township thirty, south of rapge twenty
FIVE etst containing two and oue-fourth acres each,
in t{e,county of Polk, in the Sate Of Florida
i. FANNIE 8. BYRD, Administratrix
ISllehassee, October IA, 1so4-5w
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Times Union reporter, meeting Hon Frank
w. Pope, Independent candidate for Governor,
10 the city yesterday, proceeded to interview
him as to his views on the election. MIR. Pope
appeared to be cheerful and answered all the re-
portere questions with great pr"mptness.
Well" asked the reporter, " How are YOU feel
ing over the results OF course you are willing
to concede Perry's election -
"Of course | am not. On The contrary, after
carefully reviewing the situation and running
over the figures furnished me from the counties,
feel justified in positively declaring that am
the duly elected Governor of Florida said MIR.
Pope with much earnestness.
But" interposed the reporter, the returns
as thus far printed calculated to convince The
public that you are defeated
THAT may be-" responded Mr. Pope, but,
accepting your returns rs reliable, am still pre-
pared 10 Offset them by majority of l 1872
These figures will stand the severrs, test"
:" How do you arrive at such majority :"
queried the scribe
" In manner entirely satisfactory. You will
observe by the returns printed in The Times
Unt0n that ! have made gains over the vote
given the last Republican candidate for Cover
nor 10 all the Democratic counties without a
single exception"
you have thus gained, you have suffered CORE
spending loss in the Republican counties
So it would appear" said the candidate in an
off-hand manner, but the apparent losses can
be accounted for, and will as readily be re-
paired"
What do you mean p was the query.
why, simply mean that in the counties OF
Jackson, Gadsden, Leon and Jefferson the ballot
boxes were Outrageously stuffed, and that in the
county Of Madison, after a comparatively peace
able and fair election and while the inspectors
were counting the votes that night, masked men
invaded the rooms at three precincts, and, over
towering the inspectors bore away the boxes
which gave me an aggregate majority OF six hun
bred"
Have you information AS to who composed
| these mobs ?"
THAT is matter Tor the courts to determine
hereafter-enough now that prove the contents
Of the boxes" said Mr. Pope
but that will doubtless be hard task" sug
gesed the reporter
Not impossible of accomplishment, how
ever" replied Mr. Pope
What steps will you take to that end?
"Well," replied Mr.. Pope. laughingly, g viii
use my own good judgment AS to that, but |
would assure you that the votes honestly Cast
| shall be ultimately honestly counted. and the
| true result as to whom is elected Governor Of
| Florida will be given"
Il am determined in my fight against Bour-
| bonsm in Florida. The people have declared
| by their votes against il, and | shall see that
| their rights in the premises shall be protected.
| Again, repeat, the votes shall be counted a.
! cast"
Here Mr. Pope WAS approached by ii friend
| and, eXcusing himself babe the reporter good
| evening.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-11-11
Application for Dissolution
( Of the Tallahassee Ice
i Company.

NS,rICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO WILLIAM
S.I Purman, Frederick Bacom and the Ma.
tiens R-frigeratipg and CONSTRUCTION Company,
BODY cSrporatt and to the Tallahassee Ice COMPANY
eesh4rAton organized under the laws of the State
OF ts,9da, and doing business in Leon county, Flor
ida. n 10 all Other parties interested that the un-
Dc rsiSred majority in interest of the members Of
thr tsia Tallahassee Ice Company, have filed petit
ica inthe Crcuit Court of The Second JudicialCir.
cut of Florida. sitting in and for Leon county,
pr i,Sh2 decree that the concerns of the said cor
porAio:i, the tallahassee Ice Company, be closed
anf tei1 corporation dissolved. The petition win
be niought to a bearing before the Judge of eaid
Com; On the 2lst day Of November, A. b. 1884, at
Tall$iassre. LEROY d. BALL.
Il. CHARLES DYKE,
:. JOHN 8. WINTHROP
-. Petitioners.
TEfLaHAsSEE Oct A. lSS4-266W
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He fell asleep after tlAla, and 10" he
dreamed again. And it s.sfmed to him in
a vision, that, having arm ]; himself With
certain papers and books B. turqed his
steps once more towardS ashe place, :ana
knocked at the gate '';nello! is shat
you again ?" said Peter, FWhat 40 you
wish % -
Let those persons agsi4 come forth, )"
replied the editor; and paeter this time
made them all come thrO'1s the gate and
stand outside. s
They came as before iral uttered ,he
same cries as before. q
"Why didn't you not that big egg
sent you:" yelled the fl
1t was rotten" II
"Why didn't you writx up my soda
fountain?" cried the drucskt.
"You had your tickets sf'inted at :he
other Office" calmly replie:sthe editor.
"Why did you write upe pout old Tom
linson's hens, and never slaak of my new
gate?" AZ
Old Tomlinson paid fo2 ) advertise
me. mg1t ,a and a; You didn't ny the 'iliH
"Why did you spell ms<aame wrong
in the programme ?" gros.rd tile loyaI
''' sTsRs look a, ,Ai, [5,o",etip, Of
yours and see for your4eA," said the
editor, with a grim smile. :.
The rest Of the compsu.. yelled their
complaints in unison, So the editor
calmly sorted out series 9Y bills for I'M
paid subscriptions, and ptexented each
with one; and it was So. Chen they se-
ceived them that they tore their ka'r aid
rushed violently down s;eef place into
the sea, and Peter, taking the editor
calmly by the hand, led a:r9. within the
gate.
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Administrators Notice

NQTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PED
IN fons who have any demands against the es.,.
ii w, \. Murray, deceased, to present them viii
oas delay to the undersigned, adm mis- rator OF IA
est -. T. j. HCTTO, Administered u
Tallahassee, Fla, Oct. 81, 1SS4-Sw
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PERRY Ga, June 10, 1881. II am genuine allopahist
IA member Of the regular school and profession of med
ethics but impelled by candor and TRUTH and Of
construction of that code when declare that
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-11-11

Lake City ReporssrA The, total Va
rieties of Florida wooSa, according to
Prof: Curtis, who is prep ring an exhibit
Of them for the New ORLEANS exhibition,
is $780, But it is propose.f to extend the
collection to plants, which will swell the
number of specimens to 800. ::
Jacksonville 7fn.es- Enior i; The
promises are good for ;. immense crop
of vegetables in Manat,k. coAnty, the
conditions having thus 'kkar been good.
Tomatoes are blooming, and some: grow
ers have them far enough advanced to
begin shipping within two. or three weeks
it they desire to do so.
-Brons n Ne'cs: Nj, w. I. Upper
son brought a stalk of cane to our; Office
last Saturday that measured dight feet
and seven inches in lengt', with twenty
FIVE matured joints. 1t WAS grown by
Mr.. Lovett Smith of this county,, who,
we learn, has large field: of it that will
average up to the stalk in our otice.
barlow Informdnt; t>rlck burned on
Judge Wilson's land scaith OF Barlow
stand all the tests usuH lily applied. and
are believed to be as goot as Macon. Ga,
brick, that cost 80 much s. import There
is clay at Richmond, lhrdk miles no,:th OF
Barlow, that is nearly equal to fire clay
for brick-making, and very profitable
field for business is open - any man with
enterprise to strike it, as kr.ck are greatly
needed, and command god prices, and
ready sale The new sparthedse is so
nearly finished that evcfy BODY can see
what gem of an ornanh'tn5 it is:'o pc to
our town. ]? !;
Times Union: Mr.. F''ai;ip Walter, Of
this city, has been appointed Clerk Of the
United States Court fss Ahe Northern
District of Florida, and %.ll appoint Mr..
c. II. Foster his deputy 4 Tallahassee
and Mr.. James toache,'sefuty a, PGnsa
cola Mr.. Walter will ttAo continne as
Clerk of the United Stat:a1C ourt Tor This
district &
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-11-11

A sunshiny husband n;akts a merry,
beautiful home, worth bafing, worth
working in and for. If thu: nsan is breezy,
CHEEKY, considerable and s mtathetic, his
wife sings in her heart oves. l*r puddint:s
and her mending basket, aild renews her
youth in the security she f,.:elf. of mis- aip-
probation and admiratioh tYor may
think it weak and childish 4ifs you please,
but it is the admired wifet the wife
who hears words of praisy fld receives
smiles of commentator, Mlesis discreet,
capable and executive. l.. ESve seen "a
timid, meek, self-distrustinS 6ttle body,
fairly blooming to strong, , srelisnt wp-
manhood, under the tonic sond..the cordial
of companionship of su8and who
really went out Of his way so Mnd out Or
casion for showing her how1ully he truA
ed her judgment and how fusyhe deferred
to her opinion. In home lifk tkere should
be no jar, no striving for place, no insist
ing on prerogatives or div sion of iutesr-
ests. The husband and wifi sic eacE II e
complement of the other # = as muoh
his duty to be cheerful as it p .lers to lie
patient; bis right to bring tos into tie
house as it is hers to sweepsasd garnish
the interior. A family hfes the daily
walk of the father makes lifs festival y
filled with something like: { heavenly
benedietion. 4.
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NOTICE.

NrSDER AND BY VIRTUE OF wApp.
81 tor unpaid taxes assessed axainet m. m NJ
ExnSral and Western Railroad, nov kuovn ia
Ft.t'da Railway and Navigation Compsn, tbe
ht i lillian d. Barnes, ComptroIler Of ~. 'ssued
oTt':nrida, ant directed to me command;no STATE
calsst the same, including costs and expe,. me 70
safrsby levy and sale. have lvied on aud viii 70. o.
at lAblic outc v for cash. the frst Mondr se
vcaher A: . 1854 being the third d,y OF ~ ! no
rfftkth, before the Court door In In :" SAID
T@f,ha-see, county of Leon, the followSsy OF
sekerd property. towit ae
l0s Il, 40, l3 and 81, and "'%,
fSsseng-r Coaches, Nos. 80. %, 80, g, SD "a o.
fx Cars Nos 502, l6, 476, lis, 5Oa @ so , ssd
80 ~ 's' ioi,
Baggage Car, No 5.
fFt Cars, Nos. Is. 275, .. IS. 3O7, 49, AZ 400 o..
AID Construction Railroad Cab. No '"n,
- A. MOSELEY,
:; Sheriff of Leon county, state of F,o,,A.
,EarTEMBER ~, lSs4-5w
'.kS-The above sale is postponed until N.
MtI,iay, the first day of December 1884 A's
Il !, A. MOSELEY
liz Sheriff Leon County, State of Flor,a.
:Etsv. 3, 1SS44w
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The following is not petf9ctly FRESH,
but is good enough to be Igsyen a. new
lease of life: Girls ought to Ae warned
of the frightful danger to Il, acure'i III
marrying a railroad man, esp3cAlly brake
men. There are many stofiess ..ofd Of tbs
laughable ecceutricities Of railroad met:
during their moments of sleek. put story
comes from certain city whkcs is gnit$
laughable indeed. 1t is relat.6:that few
nights ago member of the laedworking
fraternity, on being aroused ffoM dream
of an impending crash, was quad by the
neighbors sitting up in bodybuilding his:
wife by the ears, having merry twisted
the terrified woman's head OK 2n his: in...
efectual exertions to "dowr3 6rakea -;
Sumter Republican. IS ;,
As they reached the othet fd of she
bridge he said: "You musf pay your
toll. Miss Edith.v What isstlat ?" she
asked. Then he kissed her. ASfew main;
utes after she remarked: ~ FONT Hike
this side Of town let's 60 batk
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Two Druggists.

We have been handling b. b. B. only few
months. and take pleasure in saying it is super
ceding all other Blood Remedies. Ii sells well
gives our customers entire satisfaction, and we
cheerfully recommend it in preference to any other
Blood Purifier
ASHER & MOORE, Druggists,
Atlanta, Ga
A - page book OF wonderful b. B. B. testimony
mailed to any address.
BLOOD BALM co, Atlanta. Ga
For sale by W. A. RAWLS. Nov Aim
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Guardians Notice

NTGTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Ascr..
IN siisn of the estate OF Thomas Roberta AZ ~
Charles Rob IT'S infants, will apply to tue Hon
D4sid : Walker Judge of the Circuit Court ~ W
Sos0ed Judicial Circuit of Florida at his oBs. ~ y
tht CITY OF Tallahassee, on the 18th day of NOV"
IHE Itsxt or a. soon thereafter as can be beard -
antSrty to sell The undivided interests Of said -
ta9l, the Reed Roberts Plant ,tiop, lying south
caf, " lands owned by Miles Johneon and en- Ss
10y lands owned by Mrs. Caldwell and ss,a s y
cDDtstin five hundred acres, more or less
ECGENIA BOWEN, Guardi.,
October 25 lSS4-2S-M
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Q. il. C.|
The Gem of Blood Purifiers.


PERRY, GA, June IT, 1881 am genuine aopathist-
member Of the regular school and profession of medi
ethics but impeed by candor and truth and OF
duty suffering humanity do no violence to proper
construction of that code when declare that
10 l. c. Is NO HUMBUG. -
have used 1t long at first doubtingy ultimately,
with implicit confidence in lite remedial virtues know
whereof speak familiar with the medical prop
Alternative tonic, duretlc diaphoretc and emmenagogue
O. /. c. IS A PERFECT BLOOD PURIFIER
1t purges the liver and all Its tributaries and branches
and is specific nalbe for all diseases for which
it Is recommended by The company II never fails TO
make perfect and permanent cure.
FRED A. TooMER, ABB, AM. and NJ. d.
for many years had the pleasure OF personal acquaint
ance with Dr. Ioomer whore signature appears 70 the
of unimpeachabe integrity and Of high social and profes
a. s. GiLrs4 Ordinary Houston Co., Ga.
WD NOTTINGHAM, Judge Houston Co Court.
W.T.. KILLEN, School Com'r Houston Co., Ga
" N GORDON cnmmis sionsr Honstoa GO, Ga. W"
j. W. CoLYER, Sheriff Houston Co., ca.
j. II. HoUsER, Tax Receiver Houston Co., Ca.
W. BRuNsoN Tax Collector Houston Co, Ga.
The following fair samples Of hundreds Of testmo
PsrHT Jnne IT, 1851 wa. for twelve year. a.
to r. s :. S
Win h s psS Ss had Sysd .S the ss %:Sc
the advice of friend tried g. 9, soon commenced
stored to health This was more than year ago and no
symptom Of the disease has returned.
Fl. B. WILDLY.
EcHEcoNNEE HousroN Co., Ca, June 10, iss4-I take
great pleasure In saying used half dozen bottles Of o.
and am ay 'ss,S'ss 70 ss.sS ossss s S
1t to sufferers from blood disease 6. w. W. eMrra-
with Ss a as ~ az s; *:
for It.
az PRICE, $3.50 Per BorrLz.
THE o. I. O. CO.. PERRY. GA.
---soLD BY
w. a. RAWl9,
July o. 1884 On