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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-03
Horsford's Acid Phosphate
ApvANrAenous ~ DYSPEPSIA.

DIR. G. V. Dorsey, Piqua, Ohio, says
~ have used it in dyspepsia with very
marked benefit. If there is deficiency
|of acid in the stomach. nothing afford,
more relief, while the action on the ner
|vous system is decidedly beneficial"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-03

SHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption
Cure ID sold by us on guarantee. II
cures consumption. Sold by G. Il.
Heinxemau, i22 North Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-03
larrras Faom r..r reoslr.

THE tenor of Communications appearing In
His column is not necessarily endorsed by the
|cditor Of the HnRALp. The writer who desires
, be heard In It should always accompany hil
tBcreed with his full name, not nece ssarily fol
publication but ~ . guarantee Of good faith.l
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-03

fskss up by tho subsesibsr IN ironfray coli
with dark name and sail, branded with . cross
on left hip. about two years old. which tho own
Or can rseovsr on paying charges Enquire ol
JOSEPH LIESCH.
Al Btrohm Z BottoFfs, First Street store.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-03
WAR DEPARTMENT. SIGNAL sEE
VICE. o. s. ARMY.

Division Of kilograms and Reports for the ben
In Of Commerce and Agriculture. Report Of ol
|seryations taken at Los Angeles, CAL. Aug. 2
n @eA.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-03
MILLINERY REMOVAL.

MISS L. !, HAMMOND desires 70 inform he
eustomess and tbs public thst she has removes
70 her hAndsome new store No. 20 South 6print
8trsef. Hammond Block. jy13 I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-03
sraAyas q srslea.

~ good truay woman for general hous.
UoFk. Can give hrst-clpss references. Address
Mis- H., HKaALp ONCE Visit
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-03

4 arst.ciaas business man who will insesi
from three to I've thousand dollars and his serv
ices In : safe, legitimate business, 10 Los An
geles. First class references given and required
boat answer this unless you mean business
Address, fof an Interview, Wholesale Merchant
Boz 1915, Los Angeles. Cal. ty3ltf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-03

WHY WILL YOU cough when Shi
loh's Cure will give immediate relief
Price, % cts, so cts, 81. Sold by G. y
|Heinzemsn. l22 North Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-03

From the pFemisss Of P. W. Deckman. Deputy
zAnjero, No 81 Cslifornis street, sosrel horse
with letter on left hip. Five dollars reward
win be paid for his return to HE owner. agz-3t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-03

Cottage and Lot for Sale
ON TENTH STREET. NEAR HILL STREET
Apply 10 Ell WORKMAN.
iy1l I'm Corner Main and Eleventh sts.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-03
4 .,,enl,.ts na.eyta tAat 4 sharl

causes hydrophobia. A shark bite may
mot cause hydrophobia, but az an ounce
of preventative Is worth pound Of
cure. IL will be best when you see an
numnzxlcd shark. to climb tree or jump
over high board fence.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-03
70 DC eavRn AWAY.
aeyaAy cor.

Rxcel1est hosss manure 10 be had for the TAX
ing avay 4 the stables Of the Central Railway
Co. corner sixth and Pearl streets. af2-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-03

Twenty teams to work on the L. A. rs. O. VI
4 T. Apply 70 A. NcNally. contractor. 10 Rail
road street, Los Angeles, or Z. McDoesld. on the
work, seven miles from town. augz-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-03
Acsnrs wanrep.
sgTUATDOa WAnTeD

Apply 70 Z. Carroll. Is New High Street. nsaI
ffanklin, ct \. ly2Q 1w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-03

FOR lame back. side or chest use
|Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents.
Sold by G. 4. Heinzeman, l22 Nortl
Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-03
HorEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY
ST. oHARLgs.

" Bent, NcrwAlk u Hodges, Orange
3 4 Hall. San Francisco A lockwood. %
4 senssnhrcnnet. do @ A Reilly, NIuncsota
Ac4regor. do J lIendersopkf fam. Ralt.
McQuieton, do n wilson Santa Ana
o Lewis, NJ Mente WIlliAmson Elsino
i Bndhqfss nsnniag \ Martin, banning,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-03
wAnYEn.
NAaTf

A sespertabls girl wants situation ~ cham
bermald or housewife; hotel preferred. Apply Of
address Grand Central Hotel, room IL. Ag2-St
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-03

A fully furnished house Of rooms; bath room
and pantry; centrally located. Apply to
MoRFORD SON,
ty30 lw ITO N. Spring St.. Temple Block
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roa Rent.
Rooms Amn o0ARo.

A good carpenter shop, With two rooms back
opposite stovolfs mill, on Afameia street. Ap
pdy % r. E. ROWAN.
1y12tf ia N. Spring street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-03
WRAPS & ULSTERs
roTHELAplEs:

This will fill want long felt, and a. we
have placed at the head of this depart
ment First-Class Dressmaker ladies
who favor us with their patronage can
rely upon having their dresses modelled
after the latest aud most fashionably
Eastern and European designs at city
prices. One trial will be sufficient to
convince as to the truthfulness of this
assertion.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-03

Two large finely furnished front rooms to lei
with board; house containing telephone and ali
modern convsntenccs. No. ass South Spring
street. mr25tf.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-03
TO RENT.

A fine new fourroom cottage for rent cheap
Enquire at No. 80 Ha, es street. East Los An
geles. jy31tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-03

r.. The renowned CNlum bSa
MH Bicycles. Che EXPERT
AANKA the leading BICYCLE of The
SAA/Z3 world. OssoRw ALnAxoER
Sole Agents, oe8 Market Street
u<q San Francisco, Cal. Mechanics
E<yU(SSWn Tools, Hardware and Machin.
W/tkV 30y catslogus Of all our goods
AAAX sent fsseon application. 2mysm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-03
III / i HI
:|| a: a: s::i E:i S:|:g sS'ag ii:
DEATH or ROBERT ). LYNCH

Maximum Thermometer. 100
Minimum Thermometer. GIG.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-03
ROOMS ANN BoARp.
aooms AND BOARD.

Large, elegantly furnished rooms. with board;
csnlrslly located and in the most desirable part
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-03

Two pleasant furnished rooms, en- suite. and
on Pearl street, at the end Of Sixth Street Rail-
rosd. The ntuation il delightful, commanding
an sxtsqsive view. 0ood board can be had close
st hand myof
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-12-06
The Catalogue Filtration.
from the st. Louis Globe Hrr,ucrat,

from the st. Lc,,is G!ol,, pr,nncra,
The catalogue Irritation in the art gal
!crics is a new thing. The following is
the key:
Catalogue in righ, ,;si---Glad to NEE,
you.
Catalogue in left hand -Get out.
Catalogue before the face SO lis to display
corner Of left cyc--Furthcr acquaintance
desired
Biting edge of cataloguc--Willm ee, vo.
at lunch.
Tearing corner of pagc--l.ook out, the
old man is just behind us.
Catalogue upside down-.Am distractcti-
ly in love with you.
Catalogue in bot, i,antiS---!;c careful, the
crowd is on 10 US.
Shading the eyes VIII, cutalo.uc--I You,
are too fresh.
Resting the chin on the catalosu.---l an,
already engaged.
Catalogue on Observation-Disclosures me
Rubbing LETT car with I, c:,a!o..uc--i an,
idow On the mash
Rubbing right ear with Il catalogue Ma
is with me.
Twirling cata!nwut--t' uu are TOO slow
and trying paticuce.
Tanning with cata.o.uc-i Oh ;r> ,l,.
'rcly acceptable.
Closing ca;;;lo.ruc and Il.ci:l:; L under
Inc ar,n--l;itch on, Ia, il Il hurry.
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Ghe Aillo,l !Gribuve.
puBIISHRD EVERY SATURDAY.
NEWSPAPER DECISIONS.

]. Anyone who takes a paper regularly from, the
,ostoflict---whc,l,cr directed to his u;,.n. mr. m,
other - OF whether he has subscribed or uo, s RI.
sponsiblc for thu. payment.
=. IT.. person orders ms paper discontinued he
rust pay all arrears. the publisher will centrum.
to send it unit! payment is made and eol;1c, III,
whole amount. whether TIL, paper Is taken from, III,
postof!cc or not.
I, The courts have decide, tina, refusing, to Ink,
The newspapers periodicals fro, the pos;,,,,ic.. q,
removing and leaving them ,s,calI.. Tor is ty;,,n
E,ci, evidence OF intentional fraud,
Papers ordered To any address; r..u he c!,n.cd :,
another address at the option Of the s,,s,:;l,yr
E:mit:anccs by draft, check, n,,,r,ev order. ~
registered letter. ntv be At orr risk Nj post
masters are Required TO register, letters ON .ppI;ca
ton.
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Mothers,

ti'', r"1' he. '.,'>. bed bugs, ra,S ,n;cc, yupcr
.1p:nnntS cleared ont b. ''l:o,!uh On Rats" ,sc
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-12-06
BURNED Ar THE STAKE.
A DespOndrnt Lovers Horrible Neti,ul
Of suicide.
From The Rochester n. y. DispatrE.

From III, Rochester n. y. D;s,atri
A horrible story comes from Er,,okti,d
N. H., small farming village secluded
from railroad or telegraph. Horace Dc.
land, of Brookield, the son OF Il well,,-do
farmer, had been missing from home for a,
short time. lie had appeared Respondent
lately, owing, it is said, to a recen, eiisap-
pointment in Il love affair and it was feared
he had made away with himself. Search
parties were organized aud the country
was secured. Early one morning The: dead
body of the young man was found in an
out OF the way place, less than mile from
his fathers house. lie was burned ard
charrcd beyond recognition. The body
when found was fastened 70 Il stake driven
in the ground by hravv OK chain wound
round the waist. He was lying amidst the
DIVING c.nbcrs of what had been fire. Ev-
identity the young man had driven the
stake firmly in the ground. heaped up a
large pile of brush and dry wood around
it, chained himself to the stake so that he
could not get away, and then deliberately
set fire to it and burned himself to DEATH
The strength q. his determination to de-.
6troy himself is further shown by deep
gasl.es in his throat, evidently made BY Il
razor, which was found close by. After
the body was discovered 4 note was found
in the house written by the young man,
declaring his intention ana directing where
his body might NC found. The note was
directed to his parents. He said h. was
tired OF living, but gave no reason why
He had been paying devoted attention to !,
young lady OF the neiyhborl,ood who re.
Gently showed her preference for another
and dependency because of this probably
caused him to lake his life. lie was nine.
teen wears old.
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Alleged Ru,na:.

\ stage ,n;t;.a- r---'ii!@ drive: "a. IN on
l,:bus.
\ lastrc,urt. The coti,ley'> >l,r,,.- /''S-
ta!! CsH,1,y
An advarcc-as.,,t.-.N pawnbr"hcr.--
Ph.!aSitA!a Enora.
Is it not meet that the refining belle
should marry Il coac;,nian
The road to economy i, Il pru;lcn. buy
way It'hirht,N 1Iw'<.
y rifle match--A bout between t"o pick
pockets uhyloo DbScy.sr.
"A provisional retiuc>t--'tiinmc some
thin' TO eat Alienation /nti'fcHftcW.
The boat-buildcr is apt 10 have all his dc
signs thwarted oukryS Gazette.
Dog fights in Boston arc called "caninc
controversies. '--Somcr<cTXe ss70armai.
Possessed only in imagination, guinea
becomes far.thiny.-- ioahtys Gazette.
The most ill.naturcd of exchange editors
tan usually take a jokc.--B~ygalo Express.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-12-06

Gears nu. rats. mice, reaches, 1,i-s ants. bed -lu
sN:LilI.,. cA!!''ltnh@, .EOnhNr>. NC. OrM"Gists.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-12-06
l:sl-t,uSs, File.

Children so" in development. puny, scrawn
.i'd dciirItr u'v ''Ne!is lica!,i, Rc.,c.tr."
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"isu,iSli on t's,rHs."
The Hone Of tho Nati0n.

AN'l 10: Nc,!s' 'iou::l, .,i tosnS.' 80. t1ii,I
complete rt",. Hard 'r soft "ugns, warts, br,iion
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-12-06

"Honsi. IN Itch" cure, humo.s, cruptions, ring
VOTER: letter. SALT .hcur,, frosted feet, chilihlans,
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-12-06
"lf0uYh Oh ltGh.n

l-'t'.icS who would retain freshness; and viva.
D'n'; TAI! I" Try "Wc!s' Health Rcncwer.''
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-12-06
"EOugll on Coughs"

''I;"ugh on C"ughs.''
AS. Tor Rough Coughs" for cauyiS, colds
s"rr throat. I'"arscncss. Troches, ,sc. Liquid ~,
Thin People.
Wells llc1;;,, Ecncw.r'' .,.stor,s !.,i,h and
v,4"r, cures dyspepsia, l'cidre.r. crvorsrr.as dc.
hiii,y. n.
Whipping: Cough.
An" tir' many throat ic,o.s Of =! .l,rr;. po.i,L
L. pleasantly. and sltcy refereed !,y though ~,
Cot,ha.' iroclr*, Isr. E,Is,n. So
ta:arr:'h. Throat Infectious,
'i'r,n irritating cough, colds, s,r:. '~,. ,r,1
ht ''N'&~h ~ t"u"h+.' Irur,r,s. 49, i5"i;l. .sr.
Nihr Awaits,
!n.""o. j,sr i.4> r!. II coughing. ,ri i'm
":d'&.,' '".is' amt %.,t"' f>-t by nsin.! Wells
"h'A-h - t'".h,.' if"'i'.r ~. E,-.rn. =.
''I:"ush on rain" I"r.'.,>c.. Plaster
,,,',''. h. ming, imp .ov,. ~, hst fl~ hlrr,l.!r
''', n Ia" 'l' Il III side. g,eu.t!>ip, f,r,'"i
though on Hats"
Gears ON. rats. ,ce, roacl.cs, ics ants bed bugs.
sA:;t-. 'hip"mnk%, @onh'r>. '5c. Druggists.
Heart Pains.
hain ,un. ,rops:r.,l sv.&lf:r.s, ,,..1ir"sy midi.
."-t.r'. h,Al''ht. s!,tp!os%n"ss cured w Wells
III mn N"n'"cr."
"i;uugl, ON t,,rn>.''
.t~r 10: Nci.s' 'isou:,h or cDrlS'' IL. to,ii,.L
'"innct" t'' Hard at soft "o"ns, warts. br,Iicna
The Hope Of tho Nation.
Children SLOW: in development. p:ny, scra,yn,,
A"d aclirl'r, u" "Wcs' Hc:,!,, Rc,cI:rr."
E"i-s'us~. Flies.
t'i' rr..,,> ans. bed bugs ra,& mice :,nn.r
NP'iant@ cleared out b. 'Ho,.:.k On Rats ,.c
-" ~. ~----~"e~
Mothers.
80! ITr tii:rs. broken, worn Uu, .lrl nervous
Is" ''.!'' Health fc''cwcr.' s.. Druggists.
Life prC>crv.r,
- ,',i Ar" 'r>nr Nn:.r grip l:ic. Try ''Nv.;l>
'''':fh hcnc""r Goes d:rcc, 20 weak spots
-l--,~y
"K"uSl Oh Tn,th:achs."
instant relief fo- neuralgia, ,oo:hachc, faccacl,
ASK Tor "E1"Sn IN T"o:haCic.' * and aS cents
Pretty Women.
Ladies' T." would retain frc ines; and v;ya>it,
D'n'; TAI! I" Try "Wc!ls Health Rcncwer''
observation-disclosures
though on ltch.'
'Rougi. On Itch" cure hu,no,s, en-, ptions ring
"or';', letter salt .hc'' frosted feet, chilihlans
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Pretty Women.

instant relief fo- neuralgia, ,oo:hachc, f.c,ac
Ask for "RoGSh On 'r0o:l,aci,c.' I,ani az cent
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:: va ;tTr .'iy. broken, worn uu, ard nervous
:" '",!',' Health Rc;icwcr.' s.. Druggists
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-12-06
"ltsslISll Oh Tsn,tl,:lche. =.

~ t''i are !r>ii2c Year grip un l:ic. try Nv.
''':hi Rchc"cr. hocS direct 70 weak snotS.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1884-12-06

l'.Nt! ti"n. drpps:r".l ay.@lr.s, dizziness, idi
@,-tntn. h'llt'ht. @!,c p!o~&n"s. crr", Ivy Wei,
H., !ih h"nrWcr''
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-06-24

The following civil appointments have been
made by the Governor and duly commissioned
during the past week
j. b. Whitfield to be Notary Public in and for
the county of Leon.
]. j. Boyett, to be Notary Public in and for
the county of Marlborough
G. G.. Berne. TO be Notary Public in and for
the county of Volusia
J. A. Hendley and w. II. Snclson, to be No
taries Public in and for the county of fernando.
Arthur ]. Henry and Benjamin M. Miller, TO
be Notaries Public in and for the State at large.
Edmund w. Jones, to be Justice of the Peace
in and for the county of Duval.
Arthur j. Henry, 10 be Justice OF the Peace in
and for the county of Columbia.
Andrew j. Jones, to be Justice of the Peace
in and for the county of Suwannee.
Jacob Wellington, to be Justice of the Peace
i'm and for the county of Madison.
Joseph J. Williams, to be Justice of the Peace
in and for the county of Marion.
Thomas c. Laner. to be Member Board East
Florida Seminary.
Robert Robinson, to be County Treasurer in
and for the county OF Santa Rosa.
Robert La Martin, 10 be Notary Public in and
for the State at large.
A. Pippen, TO be County Commissioner in and
for the county Of Washington.
John Hughes, to be Inspector OF Timber and
Lumber In and for the county of Nassau
II. NJ Frier, to be Justice OF the Peace in and
for the county of Madison.
John r. Fent to be Notary Public in and for
the county of Putnam.
Lawson Weeks, to be Justice OF the Peace in
and for the county of Madison.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-06-24

Two excursions are announced from East
FLORIDA to Tallahassee-One On the 23d of June
and the other on the Sd of July. Round trim
tickets good for six days will be sold at low
rate The first will be accompanied by the
Jacksonville Guards, Duval County Light In
fantry, Duval Hose Company and the Athletic
Base ball Club of Jacksonville. The programme
for the gath, at Tallahassee, includes q game of
base ball, military entertainment at Gallie's Hall,
parade and review by Governor Bloxham-
but the latter, we opine, will not take place at
IL +. NJ. as announced in the posters.-TALLA-
HAssEE FLORIDIAN.
Oh, yes Notwithstanding all their talk about
their dear friend, the coiored voter, the organ
says the Governor will not even review q com
pany of colored militia Well, this only shows
to what straits the Bourbons are now driven
Florida Journal
Oh, yes; notwithstanding the natural in
cllnaton to lie the Journal makes use of thirteen
words to convict itself Of two deliberate false
hoods.
The posters for the excursion bear the imprint
of the journal office. Its bungling job printer
made the posters to read: "Grand parade and re-
view by Gov. w. D. Bloxham, in front of the
Capitol building at Tallahassee, June Gath, at II
o'clock p. M" and of course neither the Govern
or of Florda-nor any other person-is in the
habit of reviewing militia at elecen o'clock in the
night In order to divert attention from this
blunder the Journal wiltully misrepresents tie
FLoRIDIAN and maliciously attempts to SANDER
the Governor in the following language: 1.-THE
organ says the Governor will not even review
company of colored militia"
Well this only shows that the Journal can
lie without being driven to il, and then add
SANDER TO falsehood.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-06-24

An Oregon girl has married man named
Yeast. Her apparent object is to get man who
will rise in the world
"A young man asks When is the best time
to move?" The first time you are told. Don't
wait for the old man to mention the subject a
second time
1t is said that Japanese women have never
seen and do not know the use of pins. A Japan
csc young man may feel comparatively safe in
sitting on the same ssfa with the young lady in
that country.
-" My boy, where is your father tonight !" is
the title of the latest song. But the boy doesn't
tell, probably because the old gentleman made it
all right with him before he went out
"A woman in China has been granted a di-
vorcc because her husband yokcd her up with a
steer. Now, why doesn't she sue the minister or
squire who yoked her up with the other brute 2
Merchant 7raoeLcr.
1t is heartrendng to notice the expression
on young mans face when he walks into an
ice cream saloon with just enough TO pay for
two plates, and hear his girl say guess I'll
try some vanilla first"
Go over the young buddcd trees you have
set tnlS year every TWO WCckS Ou Gull uO
much of the pruning with your fnger-nail 1t
will not do to permit the fruit tree to have its
way until full grown, and then go for it with the
AK and wood saw.
He" In what respect does billiards change
my usual disposition p She (naivcly)-" Does
it change your disposition?H He" Yes; in
billiards | never kiss" when | can help it.
whereas ordinarily She" You never kiss if
anybody else can help it ~
They were sitting in the front parlor and he
observed that he Greatly ought to go, as it was
getting quitc-latc.' No, wait few minutes
longer" she pleaded. 81 want you TO see the
funny little man that brings around the morning
papers" lie passes the house now without
looking up at the windows.
Lillian" What a queer title for a book,
MAJ Ma" What titley' Lillian" Not Like
Other Girls" Ma-"It is rather odd Is it a
novel% Lillian" Yes. l wonder what the
heroine can he if she is not like other girls?'
Ma don't know, unless she goes into the
kitchen and helps her mother instead of staying
in the parlor TO read novels"
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-06-24
Letter from ~Citixen."

Editors F2oridian About two months ago you
had the kindness to publish a letter over my
signature, appertaining to the charter and the
construction of the Lake City, Gainesville and
Charlotte Harbor Railroad The Lake City Re
porter did the writer the honor OF copying the
letter, word for word, and its appearance in that
paper was preceded by the following editorial
notice: We clip the following article from the
columns of the FLORIDIAN, which is significant,
and regret that we cannot find space this week
for comment"
AT the time of the publication of the letter in
your paper the owners of the Florida Southern
Railroad, who had succeeded by purchase to the
rights and franchises OF the original company,
were preparing to divert the road from the route
contemplated in the charter by constructing a
branch from the Gainesville & Live Oak Road
at or near New Branford to Lake City, n dis
lance of some twenty odd miles. For some un-
explained cause the work on said branch road
has been suspended; but there has appeared in
the last three or four issues of the Lake City Re-
porter short paragraphs about the early resump-
ton of that work. The last issue contained a
peculiarly significant notice of the said branch
road, deriding the former railroad company, and
lauding the present one, and asserting, with all
the emphasis Of Scion, that the Plant Invest
ment Company, in constructing this branch
road were complying with the charter. AS there
is no charter for the branch road, he evidently
alludes to the charter for the Lake City, Gaines
vile & Charlotte Harbor Road, this branch when
completed connecting Lake City and Gainesville
by rail by circuitous route.
There is general desire throughout the State
for increased railroad facilities; but it is exceed
ingy doubtful if many of our citizens would go
so far as the Lake City Reporter in procuring
the convenience at the expense Of perversion,
not only Of the letter, but the very spirit OF the
law also The present Board of Trustees OF
the Internal Improvement Fund" headed by the
highly esteemed Governor Bloxham, will never
consent to the appropriation of the State lands TO
the building of the chartered road, except it is
built in strict conformity to the act Of The Lcgs-
laturc, and there is no fear of any subsequent
Democratic administration doing otherwise. A
railroad company, representing large capital,
overriding the law with the consent Of the
States Executive, is picture Florida need not
exDect to see drawn-at least under Democratic
rule CITIZEN.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-06-24

Mr. and Mrs. K. w. Gamble departed for st.
Teresa last Saturday, where they will soon be
prepared 10 comfortably entertain all who desire
to visit Middle Florida's delightful Gulfcoast
Summer resort. Mr. Gamble will prepare a
large platform for outdoor dancing, and when
the tri-weekly steamer is placed on the mail line
from St. Marks, excursion parties from ITALIA
hassee can avail themselves of the pleasures OF
frequent trips to the island.
st. Teresa is noted for healthfulness, has excel
let bathing facilities affords fine sport for anglers,
game is abundant, and Mr.. and Mrs. Gamble
will cordially receive al visitors and do every
thing in their power 70 make them comfortable
and their stay at Teresa pleasant and enjoyable