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The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-03-25
Ar Only Daughter Cured Of COnsump.
tiOn.

when deaf death was hourly expected, all remedies
with the many herbs of Calcutta, nc accidentaIl1
Uaue Ts preparation which cured his only child OF
consumption. His child is now in this country.
the wsrld that Consumption can be posiffveIv and
perlnahently cured: The doctor now gives this re.
Y ee,ps iree' only asking two 2-cent stamps to pay
Nausea at the Stomach, and will break mn N frasb
cold In twenty -four hours. Address CRADuOCK
this paper. A"'''ns
The daily Cairo bulletin., 1884-03-25

CAUIION.

swifrs Specific is entirely vegetable prepnra
tion, ard should not be confounded with The va.
rious substitutes, limitations, nOn.secret humbugs.
"succus Alterans,' etc, etc, which are now be.
ing manufactured by various persons. None of
these ontain single article which enters into the
composition of S. s. S. There is only one Swift's
Topreyent disaster and disappointment be sure to
get the genuine.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

AIDES or Young Men III city or county to take
homes; 81 TO s. a day easily and quietly made:
WORK sent by mail; no canvassing; no stamps for
reply Please address Reliable Mfg. Co, Phlladol.
phia, Pa, drawer TT.
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used swift's Specific on my little daughter, who
was afflicted with some Blood Poison Which had
resisted all sorts of treatment The Specific re-
lieyed her permanently, and shall use 1t in my
practice. W. L. BRoNTE, M. D.,
Cypress Ridge, Ark.
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RIVER NEWS.

W. II. .'ANBDIN, riVer ediLor OF faE BULLETIN
and s'cpmbont passenger agent. Orders for all
kirds OF steamboat job printing solicited. Once
at Bowers European Hotel, No. 72 Ohio leyee.
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7 Great MOnarchips

OF THE ANCIENT EASTERN WORLD Rv
haWilnson. Three large volumes, over zoo Fine
sold by dealers. Books sent for examination he
lore payment, on evidence OF good faith. Speci.
men pages and large catalogue free.
JOHN b. ALDEN, Publisher, Is Vasey St., New
York. P.O. Box 1877.
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! have had remarkably success with Swifts Spe-
cifc In the treatment of Bleod and Skin Diseases
and In Female Diseases. | took II myself for Car
buncles with happy effect
d. o. c. HENRY, MD, Atlanta, Ga.
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Cairo. Illinois.

The passenger Depot OF the Chicago, st. Louis
aDd Aew Orleans: Illinois Central; Wahash, st.
Louis and Pacific; Iron Mountain and Southern,
Mobile and Ohio; Cairo and St. LOUIS Railways
are all Just across the street; while the Steamboat
Landing is but one square distant.
This Hotel is heated by steam, has steam
Laundry, Hydraulic Elevator, Electric Call Bells.
Automatic FireAlarms, Baths, absolutely pure air,
perfect sewerage and complete appointments.
Superb furnishings; perfect service; and an un
oxceled table.
L. II. PARKER & CO.. Lesaee
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Swilts Specific is complete aniidote to Blood
Taiut, Blood Poison, Malarial Poison and Skin
Humour. j. DICKINSON Smith, MD, Atlanta, Ga
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Claremont, Yirgini

IL 4 pMO on James River Va, in a north.
l. AllulD ern settlement Illustrated cir
Claremont, Virginia.
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What to Do Then.

RensN mnen rheumatism racks the Joints then ask fo
Is cents oapcihe Porous Plasters. Prompt, sure
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-A.DV.ERTISERS

By addressing GEO. p. ROwELL & co 10
spruce st New York, can learn the exact cost
oa oa any proposed line Of ADVERTISING in Amer.
van newspapers. sD-lO0page Pamphlet, lOc
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-07
Thursday. February 7, 1884.


While there l, "a general depression
of business throue hout the land, and
people are fault-iinding, grumhling
aud hooking eagerly for new excite.
nients, aud atlributing this and that
for the cause vi hard times. IL Is best
~ acknowledge that We ourselves are
at tuult Ia "A certain extent. The truth
OF the mater IL we Americans are iir-
Ing too fast, getting ahead of the
times, and now have Ia come Ia a stand
still aud wait patiently until the times
catch up with us. There is hardly u
merchant in any section of the
country who ha, not been trying 10
reach out too fargo beyond his
means in order to compete with his
extravagant ncighbor, who Is climb.
Ing for the top of the ladder without
steps To hold him up. The nlanutac-
turer has Increased his capacity vi ma
clinrry, overloaded his ware houses,
aud being ANXIOUS To shove oft his
gUOds Ia order to do nm immense bust
ness. offers ''special Inducements u
buyers" thus flooding the market
with his goods. when there Is no de
maud or the saline. Let the manu-
faciurers l,r,duce such as the country
demands ana In ai,ie Ia Jay Tor. lat
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-07
where the Ms. Headers Missed lt,

W wStf sUG VIZ. bsfaVFbS 1sSSr3 -
New York Cor. liza tIori Times,
In the old Piaifn nays une day at dinner
Charley Webb told me little story. &C. II.
Webb is better known 10 the reading pubic
as John Pau, Of rhe New York Tribune,
and the writer of one OF two very funny
books. He is humorist III tue high st class
not more q an half uozli from the head
OF the class at that, lie sail that he brought
froIn san Francisco Mark fwain's dumping
Frog and Other Six .trhes," and he travelled
from one end to the otner Of New York to
full. So he published 1t .in,,elf. This was in
ls6,, AMI | have seen a copy Of the iook
with the imprint IL. II. Webb, publ .sher.'
What Q strike il wUu,d have been tor the
liarprs the Appletons or any bls house, to
have taken the risk vi that iirst book ami 80
secured the auihvr. ! Lave no d ,ut that
our New York puolisiiers are full Of such
teeth gnashing reinini>celcrs an experiences.
A later inci lenI, VITA q more iortJn Ate
termination. nas come TO my Knowledge.
bear that when The n!al,usc. ip, ol the first
vaiume # J. x. McMas.ers History OF the
People If the Uniteu STATES was rendered to
Al pie.o.is, 1t wa, suDm.ita' t. three readers
Ia turn. aud rcjcc.ei by every one Of them.
II was u,.en given Ia ioGrtL ieaier, an IN.
biasei Ens ishulan. b, lie ny. who cartfNy
read the cply, AM len made "A written IT,
pori, givln. his unql.. ii"l approval of the
work, from bpth "A iiue.a.y and commercial
sian paint, AMI M oa that resort the mana
ctlpt was ac' pc. 4 nvSi MI say how
great succes, lc book has Ds,n.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-07
Fir.t Publication rAh. ., issI.

UNITED STATES LAND oFFrE
Miles City, ". Z Feb !, ISL
Complaint having been tnt-rci AT this office hy
Thomas g. 'usan gainst David heulm.ll or
abandoning his homestead .niIy No. -. dal,I
heccml@r y, lsSi, "a an NJ " aud his and
4. secii u ~, township y, range n b. in Custer
county, Montana with a view To the ga collation.
Of aid ep'iy; he said pani are hereby sam
moned io appear at this uflie an ia. first day al
Mgrch lssi, ut ~ 'chck a M, To respond and
furnish testimony concerning said al ~ Il abaI.d.
onmem. H. A. kRE1hlER.
IL. Register.
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Case without Hone.

John r. Booker, of Macon, Ga, writes: " In
1878 was attacked by the most ravenOus sort
of cancerous sores, that ate great holes into my
flesh and spread rapidly over my body. | re
ceived the very best medical attention was
dOsed with mercury and potash until l was so
crippled with mercurial rheumatism that could
scarcely hobble about; my throat and mouth
were badly liberated; my hair began TO fall out.
So wrecked was my general health that be-
came physical ruin and my life Was burden.
For long time was bed-ridden anil my suffer-
ing was 40 intense that prayed for death Il
relief | exhausted the whole catalogue of
patent medicines, in each case following the d-
rections religiously. Each in turn seemed to
aggravate the malady, and none of them bene-
flied me in any way. When life was apparently
hopeless commenced taking 8. :. s. To this
Specific l owe my life. In ten days | COM
menced improving, and in a short time was per-
fectly well. My hair has grown out thick; my
health and strength have returned; the ulcers
in my throat and mouth are entirely cured; my
appetite has returned, and for tn" first time in
years enjoy my food Every ssre has disap-
peared from my body. l weigh as much as
ever did in my life, and am perfectly healthy in
every way. The very germs of the cancerous
affection are destroyed. Not only is the terrible
malady that was preying on my life, and which
every one pronounced incurahe, entirely cured,
but am also relieved of the bad effects of the
mercury and potash mixtures that was fed on
for years"
Beware of Potash and Mercury mixtures, got
ten up 10 initiate our Specific; they are danger
Gus.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
The Swift Specific Co., Drawer 8, Atlanta,
Ga. 1859 w. 23d street, n Y, and 1905 Chest
nut street, Philadelphia
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Mr.. John W. Britton has gone to South
Florida
Mr. q. W. Demilly is teaching school n
Carrabelle
Mr.. T. B. Anderson has been in the city fn
the past week.
Hon. Il. F. Sharon, OF Quincy. was In IN,
city yesterday.
Mrs Matte Taylor, of Monticello Is visiting
friends in the city.
Miss Florrie Max we'll last week returned
from the Strathmore.
Prof H. N Felkel is conducting Teachers
Institute at Lake City.
Mrs. W. A Paul, of Augusta, Ga, is visiting
her son, Mr. r. o. Paul
Miss Fannie Walker of Craw fordvilIe, is the
guest Of Mrs. Mcintosh.
Mrs. James B. Gamble is spending the sum
mer at Asheville, N. C.
Mrs. w. R. Pettes and Miss Octava Chaires
left for New York last week.
Mrs. M. w. Beard and Miss Sarah Beard
have gone to Fernandina for the summer.
Mr. G. A Chaires and his son, Ormond
have gone to Saratoga, New York.
Mr. e. H. Foster, Clerk of the Supreme
Court, left last week for Aston, Mass
DIR. A. B. Hawkins and family left last
Wednesday for his place, at Raleigh, NC.
Mr. H. V. R Schrader, of the City Drug
Store, is at the Strathmore for few days.
Judge M. c. Pickett of Apalachicola, made
pleasant call On the FLoRrDIAN yesterday.
Mrs. 8. J. Barefoot yesterday returned from
five months sojourn in East and South Florida
DIR. George Troup Maxwell, Mr.. c. W.
Maxwell and Mr. George Maxwell are in the
city.
Mrs. c. ]. Bernreuter came up from lack.
sonville ON the 10th to spend few days with
friends in Tallahassee.
Captain c. E. Dyke and wife left on Friday
for Fernandina, TO spend few weeks at the
StrathmOre on the beach.
-Messrs. 9. W. Zimmerman and j. J. Hayes,
of Fowltown. Ga, were in the city last Thursday
and called at the FLoRIDIAN office.
Two young gentlemen from the West, Mr..
Henry Brash of Marianna, and Mr.. Jacob Barker,
of Pensacola, have been in the city for few
days
Hon. E. NJ Randall, Chief Justice of the Su-
preme Court, left for the Northwest on Friday
via Pensacola. His post Office address is North
Lake, Waukesha county, Wisconsin.
DIR. Thomas H. Jackson, Superintendent of
Schools for Liberty county, was at the Capital
last Friday. The Doctor is gentleman of intel
ligence and culture and enc of the truest Demo-
Gratis in Florida.
Colonel D. H. Elliott of the editorial staff
of the Jacksonville Dispatch, called to see US last
Wednesday. The Colonel is General Manager
of the Florida Dispatch Line, and was looking
after its interests in this section.
Masters Chester Kendall Morgan and George
c. Morgan, Jr., sons of Mr.. G. G. Morgan, pro-
prietor of the City Hotel, left for Sewanee,
Tenn, last Thursday, to enter the University Of
the South. The fall term of this famous institu-
ton began yesterday 11lh inst.
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The Exposition Meeting.

General W. H. Sebring, State Commissioner,
en- route to New Orleans, stopped here last Tues
day to address the citizens of Leon county upon
the subject of an exhibit
There was quite an audience of ladies and gen.
tlemen at Cables Hall, and the General delivered
stirring address, assuring them that he was ex-
pecting much OF this section, advanced some
new and valuable ideas in regard to making up
and preparing exhibits, and urged upon them
the importance of doing their best at New Or
leans. The General has undertaken big Job,
one requiring great deal of hard work, bu, he
is zealons and untirring. and if Florida is not
properly represented at New Orleans, it will not
be because Commissioner Sebring did not labor
earnestly and faithfully for 80 desirable result.
General Sebring returned from New Orleans
on Friday and left next day to fill a number of
appointments IN South Florida.
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Hardware! Hardware!


AweI selected stock, at G. W. Saxon Cos. 12A
Injustice 90 am HOneSt Woman.
In reference to portraits OF Col. Murat and
Judge Thompson, which the last issue of the
Land of F1Ssoers says was purchased by the
Library Association from q colored woman, l
desire 10 make the following statement
Some time in the year 1875 or 1875 this wo-
man was doing house cleaning for lady who
had lately rented the house. In dark closet in
tho attic they found these portraits. She asked
the gentleman who had lived there whose they
were He "knew nothing of them-that she
could do with them as she pleased" The wO-
man begged for them and they were given to
her.
Some months ago ] went TO the woman's
on business While there she told me how and
from whom she got them. After much per
suasioa prevailed upon her TO let me sell them
to the Library for her. The next time saw the
lady she remembered the circumstance, and
said j" / had permission to do with them as
pleased. gave them to her." Thus you se'
iniustice IL done to an honest woman, and as
vas the means OF the Library buying them,
! feel n INV duty TO correct all misstatements.
| NJ. G. Brown.
Hand 0f Woao6rs please copy.
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TRo1p FACTORY. Ga. MAY 81. 1873.

TROUT + ACTOHI, OA., Way 81, 1OFO.
DIR. F. S. LyndOn-Dear Sir: We obtained
through Messrs Hunt, Rankin & Lamar, of At
lanta, some of your Worm Oil, and it is SO far
superlOr TO anything we have ever seen that in
future we will have no other kind in store We
have been selling worm medicine for quite a
number of years, and can say las will our Gus.
tomers) that your worm Oil is more efectual
than any thing we have ever sold. Should you
from our best citizens This letter is unsolicited
nv any one, and is written solely to commend
YOU for getting up a good thing. Yours truly,
ROBERTSON, LESLIE & Co.
M Lively, General Agent. july22-1m
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H. E. L. Otis hands Us fine specimens of the
croRof tobacco which he is gathering from four
acros patch a mile and half from the city A
led o." Pennsylvania Wrar per" measures about
thiEV inches in length by fifteen wide. A
"mnd " okfragrant leaves just from the shed ID
the produc, of Vueta Abajo seed first planning
IN Fioridst imported from Cuba last season, and
is doubtless as choice as if raised on the island
Mr. Otis has allowed much of the Cuba tobacco to
flower and expects % gather seed enough to plant
two hundred acres Thecultnre of choice tobacco
seems certain to become an important interest in
Leon county. and the enterprise that assures good
seedD 70 k,e commended.
shoes, shoes. Shoes.
W. Wilson continues to do the largest Shoe Business
in Tallahassee His stock embraces the work Of the best
In the United States including
nay Ssabe Snee- II
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Don't spill the Milk.

There is no use crying over spilled milk y
says the old saw. If you ale not only bald. but
have no lite in the roots OF your hair, there is no
use crying over that, either. Take both time
and yourself by the foreock, where there is a
torelock left. Apply Parker's Hair Balsam to
your hair before matters get worse. 1t will ar
rest the falling off of your hair and restore its
original color, gloss and softness. 1t is perfect
dressing withal, clean richly perfumed coos and
heals the SCALP August 12-1m
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Organize

Democrats all over Florida should organize at
once and prepare for the conflict Let there be
no delay in this important matter. The time for
work-earnest, unceasing work-has arrived
Then organize and to work While you are
confident of success don't allow yourselves to be-
come careless and Indifferent as to the result.
Don't be cOntented with the belief that our
ticket will get majority. Go into the campaign
with the determination to roll up such a major
ty as will astound our opponents and also as
tonish and crafty every friend of good govern
ment in Florida.
Organize and force the fight in every quarter
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This Idea Of Going West

to Colorado or New Mexico for pure air to re-
lieve Consumption is all mistake: ANY rea-
sonabe man would use DR.. Bosanko's Cough
and Lung Syrup for Consumption in all It's frst
stages. It never fails TO give relief in all cases
of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis Pains in the Chest
and all affections that are considered primary to
Consumption Price 80 cents and 81. Sold by
NJ Lively. JulySS-Im
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Death of Mrs. Parkhill.

Mrs. Lucy B. Parkhill, cid resident and
rect of the late Col Parkhill, died at her home,
81 East Duval street, at 10 o'clock last evening
She was about seventy eight years Of age. and
had been in feeble health tor long time. She
came to this city from Leon county, where she
has many relatives. She was sister OF Dr.
J. H. Randolph, Surgeon of State Asylum at
Chattahoochee. Mrs. Parkhll was a devoted
member of the Episcopal Church, and had
many warm friends in This city and State. She
leaves daughter and sister, who resided with
r-JdcksonciUe Herald 4M.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

eE Editors Florididn: 1t gives us pleasure see tn
OF that staunch Democrat and energetic bushes
man, Mr. r. A. SHINE, announced a candidate for tn
Office of Collector of Revenue for Leon County We cheer
fully endorse him and think that safely that hi
iriends will pile up Majority for him in Noveu Der
eed in the annals OF county politics. Let thi
Il and proof that he has the support of
MANY TAX PAYERS.
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The proof of the pudding is aot in chewing
the string. but in having an OPP ortuniiy I" try
the article yourself NJ. Lively, The druggist, has
T.nnc Rvrup for each and every one who Is
afiicied with Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Consump
lion or any Lung affection. july2S-lm
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An infall,hle cure for Neura.yia, Ncr 'ous
Headache. Earache, Toothache md p,intul len'
situation In f~msles: A teastnshiul nj DR.. J"r
dams Joyous Julip rs per DIRECTIONS on h"tile
Nothing like i, for pain. For sale lo NJ. Li"ly
and W. A. Rawls. Tallahassee, Fla. 6-.v
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Charles Reade has found his frst biogrnpher
In his friend and fellsw.nsvelist, Robert Blu
"a I61aSdtersA Srpr'A The portrait. accom-
~ nvinc he arficle s engraved from the painting
beoneSihed 81 M. keade to his American pub
hfnen.s Esiss2
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
MARRIAGES,

MARRIAGKs
At Leeeburg, Mr. R. N. Rupard and Miss C. T..
Suvender.
In Tennessee, Mr.. Charles Lewis, of Welaka, Fla,
and Miss Ella Price
At Monticello, Mr.. J. Perry Bozeman and Miss
Sarah Hamrick.
At Gainesville, Mr.. J. Fl. Cason and Miss Winnie
Berry.
At Palatka, Mr.. NJ. L. Meek and Miss Matte Teas:
dale.
At Eustis Mrs. j. M. Coburn.
At Leesburg, Mrs. Ruth Unger; Mrs. Ella Niece
hee Mies Jennie Duncan.
In Columbia county, Mr.. Richard Holloway
At Jacksonville, Mr.. William Hammant.
At Gainesville Mr.. 8. P. Bingham.
At Madison, Mrs Julia Williams.
At Janksonvile, Mrs. Elizabeth Castelle; Mrs.
Lucy P. Parkhill.
Al Fort Clinch. Miss Virginia Louisa Barr.
At Peusscolg Mr.. W. D. Maclay.
At OcalA NJ Louis Kolb
At OslsuAss III ,. Nelaa Berry.
As 49, III NC, Nn George w. Wilson, of
zt WndWood, Mr.. Stephen Fl. Shepard.
At Live Oak, Miss Hattie Bird.
In lafayette coanty, Mrs. Joseph Davis.
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- 49, -
Read 'GhiN.

If you want the perfection Of household E, me-
dies get bottle of Ho,,d's Eureka Liver NJ sdi-
cine. In this climate il exceis ali RENE lies
known for Liver Diseases Disorderei S,oH ach
and troublesome Constipation. Fur @lc 10y W.
A. Rawls and NJ Lively, Tallahassee Fla. lily
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A Gard.

To all who are suffering from The errors ant in
discretions of youth. nervous weakness, carly de.
cay, loss OF manhood. &c, l will send you IA rec
ipe that will cure you, free Of charge. his
great remedy was discovered by a missionnr in
South America. Send u self-addrcss. Il envelope
to the Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D. New
York Civ 40 "
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Meetfux Of she w. m. ..

The Ladies Of the Tallahassee Auxiliary
Nv. M. 81 are requested to meet ct the II. e.
Church on Friday afternoon, August Is. u hslf-
past o'clock By order Of the President
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The following civil appointments have been
made by the Governor and duly commissioned
during the past week
Isham T. Carter to be Justice of Peace in and
for the county OF Hamilton.
William K. Hyer 10 be Member of Board of
Health in and for the city of Pensacola
L. L. Bristow, to be Notary Public in and for
the Safe at large
John H Sans, to be Superintendent of Schools
in and for the county of Brevard.
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\. d. q. f..
mRTEOROLOGfCAL.

Record Of 7sm2 Per as1 na ~ .sstt '''''''
..,o,s taken by W. A. E.wIs, Druggist and
lObserVAtLono Pharmseist.l
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Tax Collector.

ER- Kessrs. Edit0rs. Please announce MR.. CHARLES
e. PEARCE az candidate for reelection to the Office
Tax Collector The friends OF Mr. Pearce in announcn!
is name believe that his candidacy will meet heart,
approval Of a majority of the people of Leon county
whom he has served long and faithfully Collector Of
Ievenue. In rewarding competent and faithful public
servant with repeated reelection the people do them
selves honor and properly recognize the real worth Of
able ard efficient officer TAX P1TERs.
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sihlloh's Vitalizer is what YOU need for CO n
stiratnn less of appetite, dizziness and all syn p
toms of dyspepsia. Price 10 and IS cents 7 er
bottle Sold by w. A. Rawls
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Dry Goods. Dry GOODS.

Although Tallahassee appears dull w r. Wilson's Dry
Goods business continues good He is constantly
ing additions to his stock and well sustans his repua
ton a. the leading Dry Goods Merchant in Tallahassee
At Cost,
Our entire stock Of Hats. G. W. SAXON J. Co. l2-2t
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Grace (whispering): What lovely boots
your partners got, Mary" Mary ditto: Eyes:
unfortunately he shines at the wrong end"
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Trunks, Trunk
Ann Repairing

Watches aadi Clocks Of every description. There
is no work in nay line which l cannot do.
Respectfully, MAX FLATAUER,
II Practical Matchmaker and Jeweler.
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Eekant clearinghouse MonrDe street, three minutes
walk from Capitol has been thoroughly renovated and is
In frsclass condition. Contains seven large rooms,
large kitchen, good well same floor with kitchen.
Ready for occupancy August LIST Enquire at store OF
IL Y. A. LEVY.
Trunks, Trunks.
Little trunks for the babies fine trunks for the ladies'
and all kinds Of trunks for everybody Saxon Co.'S IA