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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-04-29
NOTICE
AN ORDINANCE

To Repeal An Ordinance Creating the Office of
City Engineer.
Be u ordained by the CITY Council Of the Citp of
Tallahassee, That An Ordinance creating the Office
OF City Engineer approved January IA, 1884 be and
the same Is hereby repealed.
Adopted by vote.
J.R. COHEN, Chairman pro tenn
j. L. DEMILLY, City Clerk
Approved April 81 1884
G. q. PEARCE, Mayor.
Tallahassee, April %. 1884 "
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-Hanchstt & Carter. propH,tors of the grea,
18th street livery, Chicago, In letter dated De-
cember 8, 1879. speak thus Of Kendalrs SPAWN
Cure: " I, Is several years since We bought the
first of you, and we do not hesitate 10 say II 10
the very best article for spavins, ringbones,
scratches, splints, ETC., that we ever used. We
would not be without It in our large livery for
thousands OF dollars We pronounce it one of
the greatest discoveries Of the age. II stands
without peer in horse liniments." See adver-
tisement
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To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss of manhood. &C., will send you rec
lpe that will cure you. free Of charge. This
great remedy was discovered by q missionary In
South America Send a self-aadressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH T. Imam, Station D. New
York City, 401y
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An infallible cure for Neuralgia, Nervous
Headache. Eerache, Toothache and painful men,
situation In females: A teaspoonful of Dr. Jor.
dams Joyous Julip per directions on bottle
Nothing like it for pain For sale by NJ Lively
and w A RaWls Tallahassee Fla 30-224
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Superior to all Othera.

We beg leave to announce that hereafter we sha rec
ommend the Matthews Sheet Tin Lined Steel and
wrought Iron Fountaine which our opinion sune
nor to any and all others OF similar character Extrsct
from A ID. Puffer Sons 1884 Catalogue
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The second edition of 5000 copies of the Leon
County Pamphlet is now ready for distribution.
Send cents in stamps for copy Address
r. c. LONG, Tallahassee, Fla
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dies get a bottle of Hoods Eureka Liver Mefii-
cine. In lnls climate it excells all remediee
known for Liver Diseases, Disordered Stomach
and troublesome Constipation. For sale by w.
Rawls and M. Lively, Tallahassee, Fla. 1922 4
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ATHENS. GA, December 8. 1877

ATHENS, GA, December 8, 1917.
A few nights since gave my son one dose Of
Worm OIL. and the next day he passed sixteen
large worms. Al the same time gave ose dose
to my little girl, four years old, and she passed
eighty-sx worms from four IA f1fteen inches long
w. F. PHILLIPS.
M. Lively, General Agent. april8-1m
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nce Almont By Almont the great aire Of Trottsr.
ne Aexmder's A6dala, the sfe Of 0oldamithN IN -
reoEd z:H Alex1ndsrs Abdala was By Risdiks HaSiL
sonisn rrince Amonts hrst dam was by Black Prince
naga' re sire Of Ethan Aeu-EscoM Sis, VIII Tunaisa
1aE; me second dam was TIE Stamp mare b nevey
yIMAess, nose9 are Of many trottees and ~ 0iie
ncfee In net the record shows Aat Prince Aaoni ~
haR brothss snA slstefs q 6ood ~
ron z:lo TO 30 v. b. Vanderbilt hHs two NJ sisfsrs
g yTince Amooa 1asiy Ross ma Ald1ns ~ $780,
shsS.stcst time IN tAe word = 1870
hs Alnont tz.nsmta those tsottins quaiisasa 10 az
Sso*n e oar secea - Z q he IAc1asa Oosnfy
Snow nothing could squal them % tAsF "a g Il
yoe wsnt ecod sna valuable stock cone 10 sss Pn1s
1sent. He ne ocet that ever came 70 he Hoash-
Sc Sc ss.s g HSo 49, q sc.s q As A.ss day sss1
rssessd In the third volnms 81 kailaceT Tsoesins
c. n NAVI9
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CT nave on hand rs pairs OF Plympton Patent Roller
Hn ana Fixtures all complete for starting Rink
any one desiring to invest will do well by calling on or adj
Dressing me at Railroad Depot. 49,
W. j. VANDvKRE, Telegraph Operator
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We are requested to announce that the local
Womens Missionary Society will meet at the
M. E. Church. Tallahassee, at half-pas, four
O'Clock next Friday afternoon, Maya
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Albatrosses and Nuns yeiliue..

For this climate there fabrics equal Albstosses
and Nuns Yelling They make up beautifully, soft
all wool goods and the coolest wool material worn W.
X Wilson has a full line of them.
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The Good Work PrOgresslng salts.
GaCfOrflY.

General John B. Gordon is reported as saying
that he will raise million dollars for this no
bic charity and we believe that amount can be
secured by systematic efforts in all parts of the
country. In this laudable work our people arc
being literally assisted by the " Boys in Blue"
The list is still open al the FLoRIDIAN office,
where those who wish to contribute to the fund
may do so any day. Any amount-large or
small-will be promptly acknowledged.
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AN ORDINANCE

Making Appropriations for the Fiscal Year End.
ing February g. 1885,
Be Il ordained By the CITY Council Of the Cyty of
Tallahassee, That the following amounts be and
the same are hereby appropriated for she current
expenses Of the city for the fiscal year ending Feb
ruary Is, 1885,
For salaries Of officers. sixteen hundred and Hfty
dollars for expenses assessing and collecting taxes
three hundred and fty dollars for special police,
fifty dollars; for printing, one hundred dollars for
city clock, thirty dollars; for expenses election
thirty dollars for streets, two thousand five hun
dred dollars; for expense account two hundred and
ffty dollars for rent three hundred dollars; for
cemetery three hundred dollars
Passed the Council April 2, 1884.
JACOB r. COHEN,
President pro tenn. of Council
j. L. DEMILLY, Clerk of Council
Approved April g. 1884.
G. c. PEARCE, Mayor
Tallahassee, April 90, 1884,
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The painters are at work on the outside of
Captain Slusser's pleasant and popular City Ho-
tel, which enjoyed such large patronage the past
season and will be kept open all summer We
learn that many rooms are already engaged for
next season-another indication of the rush that
will certainly tax and probably exceed all the
accommodations for travellers and solourners
that Tallahassee can supply. Captain s is busy
with his pet, the beautiful garden of the hotel,
and its semi-tropical attractions, impaired by The
severe winter, will soon be restored.
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Lovers OF good Soda Water will be grathed learn
that the extensive arrangements have been made
and are now about completed for their entertainment
Rawls Drug Store In addition to his splendid Matthews
Soda Apparatus with its glass syrup tanks rendering
Matthews pressed steel tinned fountains, which have
wholly superseded the copper in all nstcass phar
macies because copper Fountains a0U c0nt0inae acid
1oateYs has during the week put up magnificent
silver Mineral Draft Stand supplied with those min
era waters mostly called for icy cold and pure they
bubble up from natures great laboratory. These i'm
provements indicate that big trade 10 looked for this
season. and the most casual observer could hardly fail
note crowds of ladies who have patronized this esab
lshment during the past few weeks 2
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Guardians Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AS
~ Guardian of the estate of Maud H. Myers,
Judge of the Circuit Court Of the Second Judicial
Circuit of Florida, at bis Office In the city of ITALIA
hassee, on the 22d day of May next, or as soon
undivided onethrd interest of said infant In lot No
49, In the original plan of the city of Tallahassee
MARY H. MEGINNISS, Guardian
April % 18845W
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-04-29

W. Wilson 10 paying particular attention the Shoe
business, and is determined IL Complete Stock, Good
Goods and Reasonable Prices will insure success he Will
have IT, The celebrated manufacturer In this
try now engaged In making shoes for his stock
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KWlleckf 4 Elafamer
Low CHARTERED Button sho.

"i'''". tho Js'~' OF May, remove TO the Lively
Corner" lately occupied by Mr. Nathan. 2
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Women's Missionary Society.

The third annual session Of the Florida Con-
ference Woman's Missionary Society NJ. E
Church, South, begun in this city on the 26 til.
The late hour at which the society adjourned
yesterday, and the great length of its proceed.
ings, preclude their publication in to- days Flo
RIDIAN, but full report will appear in our next
issue
Though the attendance Of delegates was not
as large as was anticipated and desired, most of
the auxiliary societies sent representatives or
forwarded reports, the summing up Of which
makes very gratifying exhibit OF the past years
work in Florida, showing an increase of about
seventy-ive per cent in collections over
the previous twelve months, the receipts, accord
ing to the treasurer's report, being 81, 1908, be-
sides $16469 contributed by juvenile societies,
making a total of s., 92482. The session was
very pleasant and profitable one, and the noble
Christian women engaged in this good work have
abu ndant cause to congratulate themselves upon
the success already attained and feel encouraged
to enter upon their work for the ensuing year
with greater zeal than ever.
One of the most interesting features Of the ses-
sion was the anniversary exercises Sunday night,
at the NJ. f. Church. South. At this meeting
Mrs G. A. Fulwood, President of the State So
ciety, Mrs c. A. Bryan, President of the Talla
hassee Auxiliary Society, and Rev j. Atkins,
Presiding Elder of Tallahassee District, were
made HE members of the Woman's Missionary
Society of Florida The sum of $50 was realized
from these life memberships besides a general
collection from the congregation.
The following officers were elected for the en-
suing year: President. Mrs. g.. A. Fulwood.
Vice Observation-Disclosures District Mrs J.
Atkins Live Oak District, Mrs. B. H. Frink :;
Jacksonville District, Mrs. e. II. Letter; Gaines.
vile District, Mrs. J. T. Meadow; Tampa Dis
trict, Mrs. r. II. Barnett; Leesburg District,
Mrs. M. J. Bryant. Corresponding Secretary,
Miss L. Tucker; Treasurer, Mrs. T. Hartridge;
Recording Secretary, Miss Ida Wood; Auditor,
Miss Corine Turnbull
Mrs S. Smith was elected alternate to the
meeting of the Executive Board OF Missions at
Kansas City, Mo-, in June.
Have Your Harness
Repaired at the Express ONCE. All kinds of Harness
made ordered.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-04-29

Spring and Summer wear They are rich in styie wear
wen. end make up into elegant dresses W r. Wilson
A"' iui hne Vi tnem.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-04-29

Leon County PamDhle,

The sale of Embroideres and Laces at W. r. Wilson Q
in the past thirty days has been wonderful
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-04-29
Towels! TOWela!I

". K Wilson is prepared cell towels as low al
they can be bought at retail in the United States
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-04-29

Ask for prices at FLoRIDIAN job Office befor
YOU send your job work abroad.
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Strap Ties Prince Albert Button and Congress- Oxford
Te. Broad and Narrow Toes Button, Congress and Eng
ish Walking Fast Caters Plain Pointed and London Toe
Caters, for sale by W. r. Wilson.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-04-29

Spring and Summer Clothing
, Order, at d. b. Meginniss', Jr.
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WR Wilson has the largest, best and most complete
hasAee.
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Fat Backs &C. Bellies, &c. L. c. Sides, 9c. Freight
added - cents per pounds on gross weiehts The
above meats sold strictly for cash only at Y A.
LeVys
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Sicilian and Alpaca Coats and Yeats
For Summer Wear, at d. B. Meginnss Jr 50
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Frank Leslfe's Popular MONTH,

w. R Wilson has just received full line OF Ladies'
French Kid Low quartered Button Shoes. 2
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CONFEDELATE HOME FUND.

W. r. Wilson has just received full line of Ladies'
French Kid Newport Ties.
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q. a. a.. p.
METEOaOIoGlCAl-,

hF'"" fer the paSs sresh.
.,..-v.,,ons taken by W. a, RAwts. Druggist and
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Meat, Mes

There 10 question about the Solar Tip Shoes being
the best made for children. W. r. Wilson has y full line
of them. z
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NeWpOrt Ties

Mems Oxford and Strap Ties
Styles for Spring and Summer, at ID. B. Meginniss'
50
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ICE! ICEI
ICE COMPANY; OFFER

THE TALLAHASSEE ICE COMPANY OFFER
i Ice for sale Is follows: 'i I. -
In small quantities at cent per pound
so pounds ut one time, 10 cents. Z i
100 pounds at one time, IS cents &
To regular customers of 10 pounds and i,:tsw.rAs
daily, We will make q special rate II
Full weights delivered 4 i!
reduction of rates will be made II the patk1nage
warrants It. F?N
As soon as possible Delivery Wagon viil.he mat
on and delivery viii be made to regular cuatSme.s
morning and evening, of 10 pounds and 'uEiEarlS
without extra charge B ElE -
The Ice will be made of pure water ana without
contact IN any manner with chemicals of a. Wind
ice. "a -
Citizens are invited to visit the factory.
SOLD FOR CASH ONLY,
Tickets for sale. rates made and ordert tsku for
regular delivery, at City Drug Store. ~ IT
April 20, 1884 -;
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A Card.

Ladies' Newport Ties and Opera slippers
For Spring and Summer, at D. B. Aeginniss', Jr 50
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For Spring and summer including all the Novelties Of
the season being opened this week 81 D. B. Aegin
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For Five Cents
Inn mense Arrival.

You buy single copies Of the FLoRIDIAN At Clarks
News Depot enclosed In wrappers and slammed ready
mailing.
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Three hundred styles of Mems, Youths. Boys an
Children's Straw Hats, for sale cheap at Y A. Levys
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THE LIST.


Has inst received his Spring Goods of all the latest tyles
for this Spring and Summer. He is prepared to make
them up in the latest styles and reasonable prices 4sf
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MARRIAGE AND DEATHS

Mems, Youths and Boys Straw Hats,
In all styles. at D. b. Meginniss', DR. so
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Keep the Head Cool and the Feet Warm.
There is half and half work about ". Il. Wilson =
Solar Tip Shoe, for they like great and good
whole
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Something New for Spring Wear.
Serge Suits in Blue, Brown Drab. Black and Light
ray at Y. A. Levy's.
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MAsGxIC.

MAHGNHC. n
Regular meetinlS; OF JAc&AtN LODGE
tT are held the nrst <nn third MepsiAys in each
month Al . CIV W. N, acFNTOSH. So retory.
% OF. yi
Regular mceti. - n LEON IoDaK No. S,
ga every tuesday Ersnaj at their lodge Room, al
:if All Brothers gang sRNF lny1'rd'o
stgeud: ,,,,,su In NV
rw- Regular meetings Of AucuJ4A ENcAMP-
ss1 No l. held the yc9-a'ans foarfa *ondGy Ere
.ng o. "a, in good -tand; nvss 70 attend
All G. Z. FEARCE, c. ?.
-, ~ R.KER Scrih.
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10000 BRICK
Solar Tip shoes.

lie. Apply 10 WV. p. SLUssER.
The Press., 1884-01-24

A MosT SHOCKING MARINE DISASTER UPON THE NEW ENGLAND CoAsr-Last Fri day morning, about 3.45, the steamer City of Columbus, of the Boston and Savannah line, ran upon a ledge or rock near Gay s Head, on the south eastern end of Martha s Vineyard, and over 120 lives were lost. The boat had left it's course, as indicated by the buoy. The morning was clear and starlight, but the waves ran high. The vessel immediately filed and heeled over, the water breaking in and flooding the port side of the saloon. All of the passengers excepting few women and children came on deck, nearly all wearing life preservers. About forty took refuge in the rigging. All of the boats were cleared away, but were immediately swamped. A majority of the passengers were washed overheard. Seven passengers left the vessel on life raft, and about forty more took to the rig glng. At 1O.30 a. m. the Gay Head life- boat put off and took seven persons. An other hfe-boat put off between 12 and 1 o'clock. The revenue cutter Dexter came along at about 12 30 and sent off two boats. Twenty -one perons, one of whom was dead, were placed on board the Dexter, and after all the persons were taken from the vessel, the Dexter proceeded to New Bedford. Three persons died after going on board the Dexter The vessel had eighty frst-class and twenty-two steerage passengers, about one-third of whom were women and children, and crew of forty five. The total number of persons savedis twenty three.
The Press., 1884-01-24

WE are now told that there are worms in codfsh-always have been. in fact whether fresh or salt. They are about an inch long, of pinkish color, smooth, shiny, torpid and coiled. Said to be harmless when cooked, however, so that editors need not forego their usual thanksgiving dinner because of their presence, though of course millionaires and plumbers will henceforth avoid them.
The Press., 1884-01-24

Potaska is a standard remedy, carefully compound ed, and not nostrum patent medicine of the class which possess other merit than that they are made to sell F. M Pease is reliable druggist of Lee, Mass where he has been iu trade 20 years and he gives to the public pleasant, safe and rem edy for Diphfheria and it's kindred ailments with a genuine list of testimonials of parties who have test cd Potaska for themseves.-Springfcid (Mass.] Re- publican
The Press., 1884-01-24

YOUNG MUTT, the Pennsylvanian, who killed Dukes, the murderer of his father and traducer of his sister, was acquitted at Pittsburgh on Tuesday. The defence was imbecility of the prisoner, trans parent plea, but answering as cover for the jury to acquit, as they would have done any way,-as any jury would have done. Dukes paid marked attentions to Nutt's sister, end Mutt, the father, wrote to him urging marriage on the ground that the girls affections should not be trifed with. In response came 8 letter slandering Miss Mutt (whose character was above reproach) in the most shocking manner, and refusing to marry her. Of course this was resented, but in what fol- lowed there was no thought of violence un- til Dukes shot Mutt, the father, dead. twas an outrageous, cold -blooded murder, there was no controversy as to the facts, and yet the jury before whom Dukes was tried in some unaccountable freak set him free. Then young Mutt shot him, was in turn tried for murder, and his discharge was re- ceived by courthouse and street full of people with applause.
The Press., 1884-01-24

REV. DR. GAGE, of the Pearl-st. Congre- gational church, Hartford, resigned his pastorate last Sunday, after sixteen years settlement, greatly astonishing his people by so doing. All is harmonious and pros porous in the church, but Dr. Gage sub- stantially says that he needs rest, and wants a new parish, where he can occasion ally use an old sermon, and use the time so gained in doing pastoral work. The de mands of the present day leave clergy man little leisure from sermon writing, as he is expected to keep up to steady standard of excellence, and twice preach ed sermon is scented out mighty quickly. Also Rev. Mr. Meredith of East Hartford resigned last Sunday.
The Press., 1884-01-24

SECRETARY of state Northrop scores an- other evidence of home popularity in his election on Mond y to the mayorality of Middletown. being only the successful dem- ocrat on his ticket. MT. Northrop is clean handed and able .1aa, and deserved the compliment
The Press., 1884-01-24

JAMES MCLAUGHLIN, PUBLISHER. s1.5O per year. Postage prepaid by the pub lisher A discount of 25 cents made when paymenti made STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
The Press., 1884-01-24

IN the 18th Mass district last Thursday, Mr. Rockwell of Pittsfeld, republican, was elected to be Gov Robinson's successor in congress by 2,OOO majority over Col. Wood worth, of Chicopee, the democratic candi- date
The Press., 1884-01-24

HANDSOME illustrated program and de- scription of the winter carnival, which be- gins at Montreal on Monday, Feb. 4th, to continue during the week, has been issu- ed. The program for each of the six days, full day and evening, with record of its most exciting sports tournaments, tobogganing, hockey drive, snow shoe races, fancy dress carnival, curling bon spiel, lacrosse on skates, sleighing parades, torch-ight processions of snow shoe clubs, attack and defence of the magnificent ice palace, with superb display of fireworks, trotting races, snow shoe steeple chase over Mount Royal (Thursday), grand balls, and games of every kind. Last years carnival was very closely suggestive of a week in fairy land, and the experience of that gala occasion will be help in pro- viding another. The attendance from "the states" wtll be enormous. Montreal in winter, even in ordinary, is brilliant spec tacle, and during carnival week will be in- describably gay.
The Press., 1884-01-24

THE cotton manufacturers are feeling the effects just now of over- productions and heavy importations A manufacturer of Lewiston, Me-. writes
 Lewiston never saw harder times, and there seems to be no hope of immediate relaxation. I have constant applications for work from honest, industrious Ameri- cans, but no work to give them. Not for piled up in the Bates mills as today, and furthermore, if this state of affairs con- tinues much longer, mills have got to shut down.
 Notice has been pasted in all Lowel (Mass.) corporations of reduction of 10 per cent, to take effect Febauary 1st.
The Press., 1884-01-24

Parties indebted to this office will obige by settlir immediately.
The Press., 1884-01-24

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE AO STAFFORD NATIONAL BANK, at Stafford Springs in the state of Connecticut the close of business December 31 1SS2
The Press., 1884-01-24

MTNTVmrpQ Do you want pleasant work and tbus MlNlOllllO add to youv income? I AVMpN Do you want te secure Paying and uQl MIN Permanent business Write to
 A. P. BICKNELI. 3f Milk Street. Boston Mass
The Press., 1884-01-24

THE OLD SCHOOL HOUSE Building on A Stafford Street will be sold at Public Auction fto be removed) on Tuesday, Jan 29th at o'clock D l m
 Per order of C0mmitteo
The Press., 1884-01-24

N OFFICE. ALadies desiring the service of a competent Nurse during confinement should address. MRS JOSEPH M. NICHOLS WestfordCt
The Press., 1884-01-24

lNHE PERSON who borrowed my copy of 1 'sConnecticut Civil Oficer' will confer a favor by returning the same without delay.
 ATVARAnO unWADn