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AN ORDINANCE

DE 1T ORDAINED BY THE CITY (ouScn
ID of the city of Tallahass &c, that Section ~
1884, be amended 90 as to ad % follow
SECTION l. II shall be tie duty of the en-, =. .
sAal and Police to take mp snd impound Az - !,
horses mules, donkeys, bt lls. .boars, foeE ~
hogs and pigs running at large uniess 49,
al penalties, costs, charges aud expensea isss.Sa
advertising, If any. shall have been paid q -.
disposed Of as hereinafter rovided; and so.. -
calves shall not be allowed 10 run at arre = ~.
between the hours OF sunse, and sunrise. ~ -
SO found at large shall be- object to the rc,a.s
and penalties of this Ordina nee Hovided - =
portion of this ordinance relating to hoos ~ -
shall not go into effect unit November fM No
G. G. PRAkCR, ass~.
The above carried by vote yeas maya.
J. T.. DEAILLT. City Clerl
Aug. 26, 11S4-4w
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" ! Ork Herald
They DOm'l Respond.

The Blaine-Clapp Committee begs and
threatens and complains, but the govern
ment clerks show. no disposition to make
favorable response. Clapp blames the
lie .-oM for this, but he gives US too much
credit. We have simply called public
attention to the discred;table work of his
committee. The credit is due the clerks
themselves. They are evidently not en-
tkusiastic for Blame, and do not mean to
be imposed upon or scared by his black
mailing committee. They know they are
protected by the law and that they will
be fairly dealt with by Mr. Cleveland in
case of his election They are right and
are pursuing the sensible course. Mean
while the Clapp Committee is complain
ing bitterly that funds are coming in
slowly, and insists that money is essential
to the success of the "grand old party
with Blaine at its head
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And on the same day there will be held in each
County of the State General Election for Consta-
bes, each County being allowed and entitled to one
Constabl for every two hundred registered voters
in the County; provided however, that no County
shall have more than twelve Constables; vet that
each County shall be entitled to at least two Con-
stables, regardless OF the number of registered
voters.
WHEREAS. the Legislature of the State of Florida
of A. ID. 1881. did determine by q vote of majority
Of all the members elected to each of the Houses
thereof that s necessary to revision of the
entire Constitution of said State and did such
determination upon their respective Journals with
the yeas and nays thereon, and did refer the same
to the Legislature then next to be chosen and
,sheeas the Legislature of said State then next
chosen. to-wit The Legislature of A. D. 1883. did
uy a majority of the members elected to each House
,ahereaa the said Legislature Of 1888 did by resou
ton duly passed. recommend to the electors Of the
next election for the members Of the legislature to
vote for against Convention, and did therein
provide and direct that the Secretary of State should
Incorporate, with the notice Of the General Elec.
ton to be held in the year 1884 a notice of such
Recommendation, with proper instructions az to the
mode of compliance with such recommendation
Now. THEREFORE,. notice OF such recommends
ton is hereby given, and the following instructions
are hereby given as to the mode Of compliance with
such recommendation:
Fsr1, Any elector desiring to vote at such cleo
tion In favor OF such Convention, shall have writ
ten or printed on the same ballot which the
names Of the person or persons voted for for any
Office or offices at said election written or
printed and on the side thereof as such names
are written or printed. and not on the other side
the words "FOR A CONVENTIONS" and any
elrctor desiring 10 vote against such Convention
shall have written or printed % such b~ll~t on the
side Thereof ahnvr prescribed the words' AG AINeT
A CONv14TEON."
Second 1ASvotes cast on this question shall be
cAnvassSA m e~cInsaion and return thereof shall
be madstb IA IbsPssuurA end by Cosnsy Canvass
ing Boat8. and the eAASe CAAvassfpx Board, in the
same m4he md st the same time e votes cast f,r
persons n D6Dces as ma election $40 reauired by
law to 10 eaoSAsssd, declared sua ustuned
The atSnMM OF the ehertfh is called to the law
requiring tkeu % ca4se notice Of eaid election to
be publ19ad INA peUspaper printed In the County,
If there be pspeT In the County. aud II there be
pape& published 10 the County, they shall cause
at least cDpis Of shis notice TO be posted IN the
most prtblie pla0k inthe County
In TFsrfMoNY WHEREoF have here
unto set my hand and Afnxed fhe
IL. ~ Great SEAL Of the State Of Florida. at
Tallahassee. the Capital, this, the
tweatieth day Of Augass, a. D. 1884.
JNO. l. CRAWFORD,
Secretary OF stata
A. MNsKt&y. Sheriff Leon County.
Tallals lssee Fla. August g. 1884 19-td
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NOTICE of INC )RPORATI0]L

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN OF .,Hr rr 4.
~ nation under the gen .ral law of tn; State A.
the incorporation Of Railr Dads and Car ala of hs
Aey We street Car Conn any, for the purpose Of
construcang, maintaining and operating SIR q
sengers On the island of " West both in the Z ~
auu the county OF Monroe upon all thU streess Or
.a.o city, and roads OF Mon roe county. per cM
70. granpi oy city and con 1ty. The roail to belk
mhiee or gore In length. The capital ok Of o .
road orr frset C~r Gamr.s ~ ~h-n esn nan n
vidcd intd shares Of 500 sach-in all 500 shAr q
The names of the Director are Walter Malons y,
Geo. q. Watson, John White, Lewis W. Pier q,
Ctas. B., Pendleton and :. H. Cato, all Of Z y
West, Fiji
fWALTER C. MALONEY, President
tEDUAkDD H. CATO, Vice PI esideRt-
JOHN WHITE, Treasurer,
&c B. PENDLE ION, Secretary,
LEWIS ". PIERCE,
sEEORGE G. WATSON,
July %, lSs4-3m Direction.
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NOTICE.

IN undersigned, James D. Bradley, II ardisa +.
the estate Of Jesse T. Bradley, an inii Mt ual~
twentr-on years Of age, will make appl cssisss
the Hen: Willi4m p Byri, Judge Of The Cssas
Court of Leon County, ate Of Floridl, On q
18th day OF September, A D. 1884, at tie Coar
house N Tallahassee. to sell at public ar privsa
sale, the following real te of said infant To- pi
The wtst half of the nort west quarter Of secfls
IL, in township 2, range s, north and east, and q
acres o. the east half of the southwest Quarter;
the southwest quarter of lection l, In towushta
range north aud east, all in Leon county, Siais
Florida JAMES o. BRADLEY, GuardIsa.
Auglkt II 1SSA5w
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CITATION.

TNHEsNEXT OF KIN OF ABRAM rHOMAl
late of the county of l. con, in the Stste of n ,
ida, DECEASED are Hereby ed to appear before y
At my Office, in the city of Tallahassee on Mop1 =
the 18th day of October, Il, D. 1884, at Ten o'cso
a: NJ, 70 contest the nuE' !upative will at the n a
ADram fhomas. II they II ink fit; which said Y
will the tnald there be rece we'd to be pro7ed
WIN. P. BYRD
August 5, 1SS4-SOi
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IND RNED BY PRAC TIClNG,
PHYSICIANS.

PERRY Ga, June 49, 1884 II am genuine alopathist-
member Of the regular school and profession Of med
ethics; but mPeed by candor and truth and sense OF
duty to suffering humanity DO no violence 70 proper
-{OLC. Is NO HUMBUG. r.
have used 1t long at first doubtingy ultimately
implicit confidence In its remedial virtues know
critics OF each Of It's component parts 1t is profoundly
Alternative tonic duretic diaphoretc and emmenagogue
O. l. c. is A PERFECT BLOOD PURIFIER
1t purges the liver aud all its tributaries and branches
and s specific nabe cure for ali d seases for which
II Is recommended by he company Ii fails to
make perfect and permanent cure.
FRED A. TooHER, ABB, AN. aud II. D.
for many years had the pleasure of personal acquAint
with Dr. Toomer, whose signature appears TO the
of unimpeachsbe integrity and Of high social and probes
A. s. GILEs Ordinary Houston Co, Ca
W. D. NOTTINGHAM, Judge Houston Co. Court.
W. f. KuLEN, School Com'r Houston Co, Ga.
VI. M GoRDoN, Commissioner Houston Co, Ga
". CoLYER, Sheriff Houston Co, Ga
. j. II. HoUeER, Tax Receiver Houston Co., Ga.
W. BRUNsoN Tax Collector Houston Co, Ga
The following fair samples Of hundreds of testimO
PERRY Ga, Jnne Is, 1881 for twelve years AZ
hicted with syphilis. 1t pronounced by an old and
experienced physician to be the worst he
aid be had and had been drugged it'll medicine until
had about despared Of getting we'll Finally, upon
the advice OF friend tried O. c, soon commenced
improve, and after taking nine bottles fully
stored to health This than year ago. and
symptom Of the disease has returned W
EcHEc NNKE HoUsrox Co, Ga. June IT, Al take
c. for OF scrofna Of eight years standing
and fully restored to health cheeffuliy recommend
10 sonerers IRON m blood d;esse NJ
with the first failure Of o. c. to do all that 10 claimed
W- PRICE, $i.5O Pen BOTTLE
THE o. L. G. CO.. PERRY GA.
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ASSIGNEE'S SAIEI

HAvING REMOVED rHE STOCK OR \ !.
Ii Mcginniss, consisting Of Hard ware N ca
cry, Is my office opposite tae Leon Hotel, dessn
to cl0&e the same out ct cot
Calleary and secure barr aims.
All persons indebted to B. A. Meginniss ar. :.
guessed to make immediate settlement lri.h -,
undersigned. w" y"
GEO H. MEGINNIsS. A,,,vp..
Aughst II 18S44t
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10000
GUILE STATE CIGARS,

THE DEMAND FOR THIS CHOICE CIGAR
l. has been constantly increasing In public .favor
from its first introduction. In consequence of i'm.
proving the quality, and no increasing the price,
the sale Of this cigar has increased Is per cent
since It's introduction, as ny invoice book will
prove This arises from Its being first class cigar
ut Il reasonable price. To b, bad Wholesale and re-
till at the Drug Store of m. LIVELY
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H0LLINS INSTITUTE. va.

THE FORTYFIRsT ANNUAL SESSION
i closed on the 18th OF june. During the SEES
sion 1876 boarders and day pupils IN attend
ance-the accommodations Being fully occupied
from the beginning. There were seven FULL GRAD
UATEs-6 dinapOmGs each; nine graduates 10 special
courses diplomas each /; and many other graduates
In single departmental dipl0Al sseh Six male
Professors and nine ladies gave their time and en-
ergies wholly 10 instruction. The departments of
Music and Art were largely attended, and attained
not only satisfactory but eminent success
This institute is conducted In the interests of the
higher education of girls generally-not of some
particular sect or party. 1t maintains high stand
ards in Literature and Science, Music and Art, as
well as in manners morals and religion Its facili-
ties in Faoulry and appliances are great, and II
pfupUsee constant progress-each succeeding SEES
sion must De an improvement and an advance on
all the past.
TAe fOrtysecond session Will open on the Nth
OF SEPTEMBER NEXT. Circulars giving full in
formation as to accommodations, courses OF in
struction. terms, &c, will be forwarded on appl-
cation.
P. o., Botetourt Springs, Roanoke County, Va;
Depot and Express Office, Cgooerdale, Shenandoah
Railroad
The advantages of this institute are peculiar to
itself Outside expenses P" wholly avoided
Pupils give Themselves to earnest study without
detriment to health. Its equipments in Faculty and
appliances are superior. Refer to patrons, Hon.
j. j. Finley, Lake City DR.. j. + McKinstry Gaines
vile; Capt j. p. Tucker, Brooksville Apply to
CHARLES L. COOKE.
July 90, 1SS4-tf
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Notice Of Insolvency.

EDWARD LEWIS. ADMINISTRATOR OF TH z
IL estate 3f j. Q. Gallagher, late of Leon Count T.
in the STATE of Florida, deceased. having hled D
this Court written suggestion of the illsolvcm =
OF said estafe notice is hereby given to all peso
having claigs against said estate 10 appea' and d ;
the same wAh me duly authenticated according -
law. on or aefore the 9Th day of November, A :
1884. WIN. p. BYRD,
Judge Leon County Court
Tallahassee Fla. May g. lS64-6m
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d GENERAL ELECTION
WILL Be HELD IN RAcH COUNTY IN VLoRIDA,
On Tuesday next succeeding the first Mon
day In November, A. ID. 1884, the
said Tuesday being the fourth
day ar NOyemhAr


day I'm November, A. d. 1884, the
said Tuesday being the fourth
day OF November,
For . Governor and Lieutenant Governor of the
State Of Florida and for four Electors OF President
and Vice President of the United States;
For one representative Of the First Congress
sional District of Florida Ia the Forty ninth Con-
For one Representative of the Second Congress
siona District of Florida In the Forty ninth Con-
gress of the United States.
And on the same day q General Election
will be held
In the County of Escambia for a Senator from
the First Senatorial District
In the County of jackson for Senator from tue
Third Senatorial District;
In the Counties of Calhoun and Franklin for
Senator from the Fifth Senatorial District;
In the Counties Of Liberty and Wakulla for a
Senator from the Seventh Senatorial District;
In the County Of Jefferson for . Senator from the
Ninth Senatorial District;
In the County of Hamilton for Senator from the
Eleventh Senatorial District;
In the County of Alachua for Senator from the
Thirteenth Senatorial District;
In the County of Bradford for Senator from the
Fifteenth Senatorial District;
In the County Of Putnam for Senator from the
Seventeenth Senatorial District;
In the County of Marion for Senator from the
Nineteenth Senatorial District;
In the Counties of Dade and Brevard for u Sena-
tor from the Twenty first Senatorial District;
In the County of Sumter for Senator from the
Twenty third Senatorial District;
In the County Of Walton for a Senator from the
Twenty fifth Senatorial Dietriet;
In the Counties of Polk ond Manatee for a Sena-
tor from the Twenty seventh Senatorial District;
In the County Of Vousia for Senator from the
Twenty ninth Senatorial District;
In the County of st. Johns for Senator from the
Thirty first Senatorial District.
On the same day election will be held in the
County of Madison for q Senator from the Tenth
Senatorial District, to fill the vacancy occasiOned
by the resignation of Frank W. Pope, who was
elected Senator for the of four years, at the
General Election held the first Tuesday after the
first Monday of November, A. D. 1882;
In the County Of Duyal for Senator from the
Eighteenth Senatorial District, to fill the vacancy
occasoned by the resignation of Jonathan c. Gree
ley. who was elected Senator for the term of four
years, at the General Election held the first
Tuesday after the first Monday of November, A.:
d. 1882;
In the County of Monroe for q Senator from the
Twenty.fOurth Senatorial District to I'LL a vacancy
occasiOned by the resignation of George w. Allen,
who elected Senator for the term of four years
at the General Election held on the first Tuesday
after the first Monday of November, A. D. 1882.
And in each of the respective Counties of the
State General Election for its Constitutional num-
Der of Members of the General Assembly, to-wt
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Escambia County three;
Santa Rosa County two;
Walton County two;
Holmes County one
Washington County one;
Franklin County one;
Calhoun County one;
Jackson County three;
Liberty County one;
Wakulla County one;
Gadsden County three;
Leon County four;
Jefferson County four;
Madison County three
Taylor County one;
Hamilton County two;
Suwannee County two;
Lafayette Comfy one;
Columbia County three;
Alachua County four;
Levy County two;
Bradford County two;
Clay County one;
Baker County one;
Nassau County two;
Duvai County four;
81. Johns County two;
Volusia County one;
Orange County two;
Putnam County two;
Marion County two;
Sumter County two;
fernando County two;
Hillsborough County two;
Polk County one;
Manatee County one;
Dade County one;
Brevard County one;
Monroe County two
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NOTICE Of ELECTION.
To Az asd slssslar the Sheriff. Of the State
-

Know ye, thai l. Jxo l. CRAWFORD. Secretary Of
State of the State Of Florida, do hereby notify all
and singular the Sheriff. Of the several Counties oil
the STATE of Florida, that
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READ AND REFLECT!

EV6FyWUGT0 OWIHCU ~ Nc WcBVs''
Infinitely better than liniments, lotions any otht
Dlastera-BensOn's CaDcine Porous Pasers &c. l7-4
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-11-17
Call and Settle.

Notice is hereby given that Messrs.
Coffin Bros. have made AN assign me Mt
to me OF their property for the benefit
Of their creditors.
All persons having claims against
Coffin Bros. will present the same to
me. All persons indebted to the firm
of Coli" Bros. will pay the same to
me without delay.
F. I. LANG, Assignee.
Haley, Idaho, October 6, 1884.
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THOSE INCOMPLETE RETURNS.

In canvassing the returns of the AL
turas county election, the Board re-
jected those from ketci u,n, Mountain
Home, and Warm Springs Creek, be.
cause no check lists accompanied
them. This counted Gin" one Demo
cratic Commissioner -eadley,) and
the Republican Probate Judge Par
sons), and counted "out" one Repub-
lican Commissioner (Gillette) and the
Democratic Probate Judge (Stree).
The Board of Canvassers obeved
the strict letter of the law in rejecting
the returns mentioned. They had nc
power to adult incomplete returns
But it will doubtless make no differ.
ence to the candidates or the people
as the District Judge, having judicial
authority, can examine what returns
there are, count them and announce
the result. Bat the Board of Can.
vassers--the question having been
raised--could not do so.
1t is but fair to Judge Parsons tc
state that he had not the remotes,
idea that he would be counted in,
And now that it is done, he does not
propose to avail himself of the advan.
tage. He says that if he had been
elected, he would contest to the en-
IRENE limit of the law any attempt to
prevent him from taking Office; but
the votes being undoubtedly against
him, he will, on the expiration of his
present term, turn the office over to
his successor, Judge Street.
Now, in order 70 avo,d bad blood
and save trouble and expense all
around, the TIMES suggests that
Messrs. Gillette and Street make up
All agreed case which can be submit
ted to Judge l'roderick at Boise, in
chambers and without argument. The
only question involved, to our mind,
is: "Are the returns admissible, even
though unaccompanied by check
lists?" Ii they are, Messrs. Gillette
and Street are elected; If they are not
Messrs. leadlcy and Parsons are.
The TINES is informed that the
question was raised by the friends of
Howard Gray, who hoped thereby to
have him counted in in place OF Flu,
rey. While we would not say an un-
kind word against Mr.. Gray, still we
must say that, to our mind, his friends
did something that can do him no pos
sible good, while it may put the tax
payers to several thousand dollars of
needless expense.
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IT FILLS 4 LONG.FELr WANT.
The New Select Cracker Depot Of Raf.
ter & MeuaS.

The new select cracker and cake
depot just opened in this city, oppo.
site Ol!lam's saloon, by Rafter &
Menas, fills long felt want. Here.
tnfore it has been impossible to obtain
such dainties here, which as everyone
knows, conduce most wonderfully Ia
the enjoyment OF the matutihal coffee.
Now, they can be had on demand, at
reasonable rates. in any variety de-
sired.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-11-17

vitel to atten'
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-11-17

If Cleveland wishes to popu.
larize his Administration he will take
up the subject of polvgamy where the
Republicans viii! leave it, aud prose
cute the lechero,,s scounlr,ls until the
last ono renounces his illegal prac-
tees.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-11-17

The Mormons having contrib
uted SO literally toward his campai. IN
expenses, it would be the .corr.c,
thing for Cleveland to do to appoint
one of the Twelve Apostles to his
Cabinet.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-11-17
THE DEMOCRATS.

They will Celebrate tte Election oil
Cleveland and Hendricks Next
Thursday.
The Democrats Of this city will eel.
citrate the election of Cleveland and
Hendricks next Thursday evening.
On that occasion Hon. Frank Ganahl.
Hon. Jas II. Hawley, A. NJ. Funk.
houser, Hon. Phil. \. Regain, ami
others will address the meeting.
The Republicans are cordially in.
vited to attend.
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Notice to Creditors.

Eteaee OF william 8. Cross, deceased.
Notice h hereby given by the undsrsi xneA. al
m1nistrstor ~ the estate of VIM. g. Cross
T. the creditors 1t. and all persona having claim
arainkt the said deceased. T.. exhibit taeiu. win
the nsre.sary Vouchers, within ten months sfte,
the hrrt publcstion Of this notice to the said ~
minsstrstor At s. dier. in the county Of Altvras,
GEO. H. ABBOTT.
Adm'ni.'r.t"F Of estate Of Wm. S. Cross. decd.
Dated ct Soldier, Nov. x. INA
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-11-17
The Election knturns.

The tabulatsd returns AS published
to-day are complete, but require re.
vision. This will de done tomorrow.
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The Baxter Hotel, Ketoho"'

PArL p. BAXTER. propri:tsr. . n dini!
and best kept hotel on w nod ~ and ihs ~.
:'s q. p Il: , III; .1 :" III ss
The, rooms - large. airy I'D ~ norm. y
Charge vsry moderate. tbs - 49, o. "
WHEN In Kstchum don't fergst ~ ~ =. ~ Dnb. 8"
tiuh Main street. below First Vs.
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To all Whom 1t MAY Concern

have thi. day sold my entire interest IN tko
saloos known ~ the "0ermsn Beer Hail." HALEY.
10 r. Green. who will coll. Il sll btls owing a.
aud pay al debts due on sceouAt Of the said Ger
man Bel Nall.
] hereby commend the lew management Of
Green VIM TO the support IT my friends and
the public generally. H. A, ANDERSON
Haley. Idaho. November 10, 1884