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,s1U ssNEss sass ssansreaRv.
j wheA Mr.. Psps vaiss4 PAL k. ionr
whisA and some City colored nee met
I'm ssszxhe train with : band and took
him to the staudSwhere he addressed an
audience of three or four hundred. When
he got to Crescent City he found no prep
arasion= to receive him except that en-
bodied in the elevation OF a magnificent
flag which fioated in the breeze, high
over his head with the proud legend
Cleveland and Perry"
When General Perry visited Paistka
business, almost without exception, was
suspended, cannon pealed welcome !;
the finest band 10 the State lent the in
spring strains OF hzrmony to welcome
him, flis old comrades pressed around to
greet their former commander, and the
glad shouts of an intelligent constituency
contributed wilder music and proud en-
lhusiasn To testify how heart and inter
est and patriotic love Of Florida ratified
the choice of the Pensacola convention.
Ladies gave their fair presence and the
magic work Of taper fingers to grace his
audience AMI dignity to the choice Of a
peoples party, and the best talent AMI
first minds of the State accompanied hi>
trlumphal progress through the State he
nas served iii the past aud will honor in
the future. 4 like welcome awaited him
At Az eiaka where a spontaneous outpour-
ing of love and reverence was tende, Ell
rur candidate and his friends Again, al
Crescent Ci,y the stores We're closed that
all might meet him Volusia Sent her cit
izei.s for twenty miles TO tender him the
respects and good wishes of our sister
county, and Sevile's club bore the legends
Go way, Pope" and Five for Dough
erty" under the grand flag OF Crescen,
City's democrats which gave "Cleve-
land and Pvrry" to the glad breeze of
Heaven. Touched by such greetings Gen.
Perry has spoken In Us as friend TO friend
as a father 10 his children. When the
ear OF corn was mentioned q. w. c.
Prizes; cried ''he took ME behind him on
his horse at Yorktown" aud DR.. Harrl-
son >sii . he put M in an ambulance
when sick aud weary to save me from
capture and death" So our candidate
takes our minds with his logic and the
record Of his party, and occupies our
hearts "a a man rich in a | manly qualities.
Pu,narn's Democrats are solid and true
these democrats are now Perry men, low
ing and earnest. Our county is one sta
ton on his march of triumph. through
the State.
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SOUTH WI EST GEORGIA
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
Branch of the University of Georgia,
CUTHBERT, GEORGIA.

BENZ. T. HUNTER, A. NJ PRESIDENT.
CorTs of teachers full The Fall Session opens
on the r,t Monday in september. The appropria-
ton 10 'he COLLEGE OF 5000 has been restored,
hns enabling the Trustees put the Incide entail
Fee at Is. No charges for Tuition Board be
had al pics ranging fro 5000 SIP so er month.
Catalogu' giving full aud einite information sent
on app icatIon to the President
July y. lNsA-2In
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AT most of the New England rskes.
the season now fast drawing to- lb.
has been a social and financial faASf4
Some of the hotels have become he&3
involved in debt, and others hav& Il
cluded the local sheriff among their E,B
recent distinguished arrivals. hi
AT the Butler meeting IN New Ysi
the other night a young girl, who iak|N
scribed - very slight" recitedi q Il s.
of verses beginning: Esl
Who led our troops at Baltimore, EfI
And shed the 6Tsi drops 81 rebel gore \
Ben Butler. EsI
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p the Circuit Court Of the Second J.s,...,
Circuit Of the state Of Florida for d.
*SlOunty-In Chancery.
I'' l. :" Dl- Bill for Divorce.
Is APPEARING To THE COURT FROM n,
bill nled III this Cause and the affidavit ofs
complainant that the defend .nt, Mar, c. Des.,s.
rcs3des out OF this state 20 that the ordjnss, ~
cesf cannot he served upon her, il 10 osdea,a ~
oeETeed that hearing the facts charrrd 4 -
tnh he had al the Court house in TaliaAsases \.
Mchday. the third day of November So q ~.
the4-affer rs the same eau be heart and th,r y.
defendant does not app ar and answer or drnus &
fOrq that day. decree in said cause shall thesyrns.
pasf In the same manner il the defendant h.3 ~
Pesfrd and was present in court Irosided, I'M
coEy If this order be publ listed in eolne uuhl,
ne&spaper Of tLis State for the space of thr,s
mo9ths before the day app tinted for said hsarips
b. 5. WALKER. Judsr
July p, 1SS4-3m
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B0TlCE of INCORPORATED

MOTT f Is HEREbY GhEN or Tn.
" nation IN ter th' ge'e ral law Of the 49, ~
ne Incorporation If Railroads and Co.. IIass u
ny Wet Street Car Company. for tie pa,ss ! =
constructing. ms. nt,inng ana op-r.sinxr ,peee 4
Ts3 way for public use aud the couyeyas.s sfss
ssuyers on the LAND of KY West, both = \. -
agd the county Of Monroe, up"n ali m. ., ~ e3
sAid city, aud roads Of Monroe county, q =. 49, &
frf granted BY Cit, and county The MA ~ !. en.s
rssss.s or more in length. Th. capital go ~
road or Street Car Company sh.!l Le ~ n" - ~
vited into shares OF 500 each-lD all "a ~ ~ q
dfe names OF the Directors walter G 49,
Gto- u. Watson. Jbhn White, Lewis " i Say
G: ~ =. PenuletUn anil T. II. Cato Al, g 4
Wrst, Fla. ~ Leg
+! WALTER C MALoNEY. P,..,a..,
EDUARDO II CATO, Vice prss;S.a
{ JOHN WHITE. Treasurer. S'aa
j T. =. PENDLETOS, Secret.rv
! LEWIS W PIERCE
! GEORGE &. WATSON
guy o. 'oo1-'m Directon.
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Aud oh the same day there will be beld in each
County OF The State General Election for Cousla-
bic, each County being allowed and entitled TO one
Con>:abl for every two hundred registered voters
IN tAc Iouut1 PrOcided horeuer that no County
shall nave more than tweve Coustables vet hat
Juniy shall be entitled at least two Con-
-t4Jics, regLTd ess OF the number of regjs cred
voters.
WHEREAS the Legislature Of the State of Florida
A. ID. 1881, ala deter mr by "A vote of a majority
of al he members elect to each of The House.
thereof that IL is necessary ,ansc revision of the
entire Constitution ol said >ta'e. and did enter such
determination upon their respective Journals with
lie cas- aud ia : thrf,on nd did refer the sane
The Lrgisla ure then next to he CHOSEN: and
,rhei.ds, tie Legislature Of said State then pext
chosen, to-"lt: tie Lcgis allure OF ID 1881 did
by lnnJ 'rty OF tue members elected to each House
thereof, agree 10 -uca proposed revision; and
,rerrds the said uslature of 1883 did by resolu
ti0D day passed, recommend to the electors OF the
next election Tor tic mcmuers OF the gisl,ture to
vntr lat or against Convention, and did thr in
provide ma rect that the Secretary IF State -hould
Inr"ri' rate, with the notice Of the General El,c-
ton to b. hed 10 the year 1894 notice Of such
recommendation, with pro- er instructions ar to the
mode of compliance with such recommendation:
W, THEREFORE, nrticc Of such re, on,nenca.
ton is hereby gwen and the following instructions
are hereby gives As TO the mode of compliance with
such recommendation:
FV1, Any rlcctor desiring TO vote ut such ele.
lion In favor OF such Convention shall have writ
ten pr printed on the same ballot on which The
names o the person or persons voted tor for any
office or offices al said election are written or
printed, ana on the side ther eof dc s. CHI names
are wriIt.n or prinied, aud not IN the other side
the words FOR 4 CONVENTION; and any
81 c'or drs ing 10 vote against such a Convention
shall hayc written or printed such ballot on the
size there. n,'rv' prescribe d. the wo, ds AGAINST
A CpAVENTION"
Second, The votes cast on this question shall b.
canv sseh. and clarati"n aud return thereof sha
he made hy the Inspectors, aud by County Canvass.
ing Bonds, aud the State Cauvassing Board, in the
same manner and at the same time vote. cast r
persons tor offices at said election required by
law to be canvass. d. declared aud returned.
The attention OF the Sheriffs s called to tie law
requiring them To notice OF said election to
be published in n newspaper printed In the County
u there be paper in the County and II there be-
no PAPER published 10 the County. they shall cause
at least i've copies Of this notice to be posted In the
most public places 10 the County.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF I have here.
unto set my hand aud affixed the
H. Great Seal Of the State of Florida At
Tallahassee, the Capital, this, the
twentieth day of August, A. D. 1884.
JNO. L. CRAWFORD
Secretary of State
A. MosE1EY, Sheriff Leon County.
Tallahassee Fla, August Is. 1SS4-19-td
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The Gem of Blood Purifiers


nember Of regular school and profession II medi-
bur imp-led by candor and truth and sens OF
duty suffering Humanity. do violence proper
construction OF that code when declare that
40. C. Is NO HUMBCG. -
have used II long at first doubing'y ultimately
with imi cit confidence ia ls remedial virtues. | know
whereof speak. | am fan liar nth the mcdi a proc
critics Of each Of is component parts Ii l. profoundly
alternative tonic dinrec, daphorttic and emmenag.gne
o. j. c. Is PERFECT BLOOD PURIFIER
1t purs the liver AID AL its tributaries and branches
and specific an iniaible cure for all for which
II is recommended by he company. Ii never fails to
FRED. A. TONGA, ABB, AM aud w. %
PERRY. GA Jnpe L. I'VE. the undersigned, have
for many had the pleasure Of personal ncQnan
ance with Dr. ioOmer. whose signature appears the
Of uuimpeachabe integrity and Of high social proes
A. s. GILr. Ordinary Houston Co.. Ga.
W. d. NOTTINGHAM. Judge Houston co Court
W. r. KILLEN Schro Comr Houston o Ga
nrn"s nmm i"penor Eour,, a%s'on Go G'
W CoLYEH' Sheriff Houston Co, Ga.
j. II. HoCsER, Tax Receiver Houston Co, Tia
W. BRUNsnS. Tax .oector Houston Co Ga.
The following are fair samples OF hundreds Of testimo
PEnRY Ga. Jnne rs. 1851 for twelve years az
nc.ed with .yphilis was Pronosnc by an old aaa
with In HE practice: had employed the medical
Aid to be had and had 3, drugged th medicine until
had a6 tut d.saired Il ever getting we'll Finally npon
Improve and afer taking nine bottles, was fully re-
stored to health This was more than year ago and
81 mptom VI the disease has returned.
EcHEc NsEE, HousroN Co.. Ga, June 49, lssA-I take
for severe case II scrofls Of eight years Standing
and am fully rest red to health chexriy recommend
ln conclusion the propeors say they have We,
with the rst failure OF o. l. c. do all that 10 claimed
tN- PRICE. $3.50 PER BorrLs.
THE o. L. G. CO.. PERRY. GA.
SOLD by
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10000
GULF STATE CIGARS,

L has ',ern constantly increasing in public favor
from its first introduction. In consequence Of i'm
proving the quality, and not increasing the price,
The sale of THIS cigar has increased % per
since its introduction, my invoice book will
prove. This arises from its being rst-ciass cigar
at a reasonable price To be had Wholesale and re
till AI the Drug store Of N. LIVELY.
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CITATION

'HE NEXT OF KIN OF ARR.v
late OF tue county Of Leon. in the =. AAs
MA, Decreased, are ereby CITED /, spn. =, ~. g n
81 my ONCE, In the city OF IA iab,s.r. ostss &
tt'e iSth ~ OF Oct"b-r. A. ID lSs. :, ~ ~. Asssy
Ih,s. 70 T. contest the nu curative viii Of -
viii the nind there be received H. h. - q
! ,.. WV. r BIN
2..gn., j, ,ss. 90, Judge Leon Count, C..
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Notice of InSOlvencv.

EDWARD LEWIS, ADMINISTRATOR or rHR
IL. estate of j. @ Gallagher. late of Leon COUNTY
in hbe State Of Florida, dec ased having filed Il
thtst Court q written suggestion of The ins lvency
OF estate, notice is hereby given TO all persoes
hafPg claims against raid estate TO appear and de
the fame with me duly authenticated according 70
law, ton or before the ct day OF Noveunher, 4 D.
1871 WIN r BYRD,
II Judge enu County Court
Tallahassee, Fla. May e. ISoi6m
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Legal AdvertisensDl, J
AN ORDTNANT,S

IRsM ORDAINED BY THR CRY -.
IL ?. = sn ss s'sy ?, 'h., sse
lisa Is .@sadsd 80 !. :" ,sss :, .aspssd
S1cflox !; Il shall be the du,v ~ ~
zeal snd Police to take mp and impou. ~ n
thofsea, mules. donkeys, bulls has,. ~ - n
snoss sss pig. ruonins a, large usiss 49,. :. -
Usssie eno c 20 zee e. them safely impoasds
ndvertlsi' II any. shall have hrs, iaeia6ss
[fsposed d a. hereinafter provided ~ ~ e -
ealvrs shall not be allowed 10 rnn :, no cor ~
Rcs.ern The hoars Of sunset aud sun,;4lss g ~
End nsn. I. '.ag h :.a, o. soejret 70 he
portion of this Ordinance reI.ti,g to - nsHs
ggeaii Not 81 into effect until Novemb's q. - y
( The above carried by vote 5 yea. ~, Ha3u.
J. l. DEMILLr. City Clerk.
! Aug. q, loc4-4w
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Ercamria County three;
Santa Rn-i ounfy two;
Walton County lwU:
HUlme> County one
Washington County one:
Franklin County one;
Calhoun County one;
Jackson County three;
Lihrrty County one;
WakullA County one;
Gadsden County three;
Leon County four;
Jefferson County four;
Madison Count, three
Iay.or County one;
Hamilton County two;
Suwannee County two;
Lafat cite County one;
Columbia County three;
Aiachua County four;
Levy County two;
Bradford County Two;
Clay County one;
Baker County one;
Mass County two;
Duvai County four:
Ct. Joi ns County Two;
Voiusia CouuIy one;
Orange County Two;
Putnam County two;
Marion ounty two;
sumner County two;
HernaudO Z unity two;
HihsborougL County two ;
Polk County one;
Manatee County one;
DLde County one;
Drevard county one:
Monroe County two
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SEQ" County samnhlee.
The second edition Of 5000 copies Of the Leon
County Pamphlet Is now ready for dstsibution.
send 4 cents In stamps fur copy. Address
r. G. Lone, Tallahassee, Fla.
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AND on the same day General Election
will be held

In he County Of Escambia for q Senator from
thu First Senatorial District
In the County of jackson for a Senator from the
Third :, Material District;
Ia The Counlits of Calhoun and Franklin for
senator from the Fifth Senatorial District;
IL the Counties Of Liberty and Wakulla for
Senator rom the Seventh Scnat nria District:
In the County of jefferson for Senator from the
Nin'h >enitoril Dis: riot;
In the county of fiamiIf on for Senator from the
Eleventh senator al Dis rict;
In tie { yuniy of Alachua for Senator from the
Thir, senatorial District;
In the County OF Bradford for Senator from the
Fir enth - nIio Il District;
IL The County of Putnam for Senator from the
Seventeenth Senatorial District;
Ia the Comfy of Marion for Senator from the
Nineteenth senatorial District;
Ia The Couutie- of Dade and Hr-vard for Sena
tor from the twenty first Senatorial District;
In the Cnunty of Sumter for a Senator from the
Tw, n y-tAird Senatorial District;
In thu Comfy Of " alton for a Senator from The
I"cnty iii II Senatorial District
H. the Counties of Polk ond Manatee for SeBa-
tor rom The Twenty seventh Senatorial District;
IN he County If Volusia for a Senator from the
Twenty nInih senatorial District
III NE County OF 81 JUhrs for q Senator from the
IhirIl .fir,' Senatorial District.
t'u the zane day IN election will he held in the
County "f Madison for Sen tor from the Tenth
ulto' la Di-ict, t. fiji the vacancy oceasioued
~ ia, Tcls- nstiun OF Frank W. Pope. who
vtccra >rbti"r Tor The term of four Years, at the
f'rrrT FL CT on held on the fist tuesday, after The
ir M"ndAy 81 November, a ID. 1882;
in lhr County of iIuyal for Senator from the
Eighteenth senatorial Di>t,ict. to till the vacancy
'cs'l-onri By he r. signAti"n of Jonai ban c. Gree
lev. no w. elected scnltor for the term IF four
S';ar-, al the General Election held on the first
Ia -d,t fer The ii st Monday Of November, A.:
- ~,
H. he County Of " or Senator from the
Im MY fourth Senate tai Di-irct to I'LL vacancy
% c.s Oncd -, th, r,->ignation of George W. Allen,
4f elected SrLAtpr Tor the l. run OF four years,
al General Erection held TIE first Tuesday
Ter tie first Monday "i November, A. ID. 1852
,ud in eici al Tie respective Counties of the
= ate Genef al Elccii II iur it, Constitutional mum
ia. Vt VI mhrr- Of t'.r General Assembly, tO-wit
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NOTICE Of ELECTION.
To All and Singular the Sheriffs of the State
of Florida:

Know We, that l. JNo L. CRAWFORD, Secretary of
81 tc. Of th- State of florida. do hereby notify all
an6 sngu,r the Sherits OF the several Counties of
The Stale OF Florida, u at
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-09-16
A GENERAL ELECTION
WILL BE HELD IN EACH COUNTY IN FLORIDA,
On Tuesday next succeeding the first Mon.
day in November, A. ID. 1884. the
said Tuesday being the fourth
day Of November,

For Governor and Lieut. -nant- G Governor of the
State Of Florida and for four Eef OF President
and Vice President of the United States;
Far Representative of the First Congress
siouai District OF Florida in the Forty NTH Con-
II, s. of the L hited states
For one Representative of the Second Congress
sionh District of Florida in the Forty-ninth Con
greea OF the United States.
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4 liter n. m tx Congressman Pound,
81 Chiple y, Falls, Wis, in which The
writer say III viii oEpo-'- Mr.. Blaine AMI
support Governor Cleveland for the Pre.l-
l~ncy i, made public. In his letter Mr.
p,r.l -ars.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-01-16
nlellced,

A few few of the Democratic
journals in the State notably the
st. Paul Globe aud St. Cloud Times
ARE terribly put out over the APP
pointnient Of Capt. G NJ. MacCar-
thy to the position of Adjutant Gen
eral of the State. The latter paper
calls him renegade Democrat
and other kindred pet names, and
says he sold out his powerful ill.,
fnence in St. Paul, for beggarly
office, Just previous to the election
last fall these same journals were
quite positive that the Captain was
40 Democrat and never had been,
and that he had no influence any.
how. They now assert the ap
pointment is the consummation OF d
corrupt bargain, when DIS matter
of fact Capt. NacCarthy knew
nothing of the Governors inten
ton toward him until the Friday
evening previous to his appoint
ment. The appointment was F.;
st one to De made, and all who ar,
in any way connected with the
workings Of the Office know that il
Gen. MacCarthy they have a MAJ
who knows his duties, and know
ing, dare perform them. Gen. Mac
earthly has always been warn
personal friend OF Governor Hub
bard, and it was his privilege t.
work and vote for him. All hail
Gen. Mac earthly!
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SIGEL ITEMS.

A long time since Sigel was heard
Of. Wen, the fact is that nothing oc-
ours of importance.
Farmers enjoy good sleighing now.
The "beatlful snow has given them
an opportunity to clear up their TIM
Der which was SO much damaged by
last years hail storm. One fourth OF
,he timber in this community was ruin
ed by the fatal storm.
School Dist. No. 10. will probably
be DIVIDED this year. The few-school
friends IN this district have at last
taken means that will relieve the
teacher, and pupils as well, from the
many difficulties they met with. There
are SO enrolled now and quite u mum.
Der are not attending school at all for
lhe reason that they have too far. It
is impossible for one teacher to do jus.
tice to a country school OF ti,at size
Mr.. Frank visited his brother at
Minneapolis who attends the Business
College at ti:at place. Fritz Says his
brother makes good progress.
Jack rabbits seem to be quite mum :
erous in this country this year. Some
Of our interesting spOrtsmen have
shot quite Il number Of them. Mr.. W,
Buggert killed one that weighed over
lbs.
Some of our yonng men are veal y
Of single life. Mr.. W. Steinke and Mis-.
Anna Bratchner, and MI. A. Ries anG
Miss Maggie Kestner are the happy
couples that will enter practical lite
this week.
We expect to give the "REvIEw'
more interesting items the next time
=.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-01-16
WASHINGTON LETTER.

WASHINGTON, D. g. Jan. II, 1884.
During the two weeks recess OF
Congress there has been consider
able legislative work accomplished
in committees, and political gossips
have been as active and garrulous as
ever. The mosL formidable lobby
now Threatening the Treasury Is
one in behalf OF the Mississippi riv
er bill and is to meet here on the
fifth Of February. One thousand
delegates are expected, aud the
strongest possible Influence will b.
brought to bear upon Congress, t,
get the desired appropriation. MIR,
Wright Of st. LOUIS, Secretary Of
the executive committee OF the riv
Aer commission, arrived III Washing
ton last week, to make preparations
for the convention. | found him
IN the reading room Of the Ebblt,
House. He sand they would ask
for mere fifty millions to beglu
the improvement. Five million tol
the Mississippi river, and about tw~
millions for each Of its nay,gablt
tributaries. Those interested II
this improvement claim to pay sew
enty-hve per cent OF the revenues o
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CONTINUED 1T0nt 10st t3eeN.]
How Watch Cases are Made.

A plate of SOLID GOLD II 2-10 karats
fine is soldered on each side of plate of
hard nickel composition metal, and the
three are then passed between polished
steel rollers. From this plate the various
parts of the cases-backs, centers, bezels,e etc.
are cut and shaped by dies and formers.
The gold is thick enough to admit of all
kinds of chasing, engraving, and engine
turning. The composition metal gives it
needed strength, stiffness and solidsty, while
the written guarantee Of the manufacturers
wa,yanting each case to wear tve'sty years
proves that it contains all the gold that
can possibly be needed. This guarantee
is given from actual results, as many Of
these cases have been worn perfectly smooth
by years of use without wearing through
the gold. DUBUQUE Ia, Dec. IA, 1880.
have used one Of your James Boss Gold Watch
Gases for seventeen years. bought it secondhand
and know Of its having been used before got 1t,
but do not know how long. It looks good for ten
years longer Did not suspect it was filed case
until SO informed by jeweler short time since:
T most cheerfully recommend your cases to be all
they arc represented to be, and more.
O. McCRANEY, Dep. Col. Int. Rev. Sd d. 1o'0o.
Send cent stamp Keystone Watch Factories, Pha
James Boss and Keystone Watch Cases arc made.