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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-02-12
HAVE SUCCESS FOR THEMSELVES
Jac ksonvile Herald
A Deserved COuA DliMeut.
G. II. JONES,
A. ). MANN,
Committee.

Our fellow citizen. DR.. w Ii. Blbcock, has
been rendered. and will accept the appointment
Of Vice President, for the State of Florida, of
the Southern immigration Association, which
was organized during the Louisville Exposition
vice Colonel Samuel A. Swami, of Fcrnlndn,
who was unable to serve.
This Association embraces the fourteen South
ern States and has for its object the peopling
and developing of this section of the country
Hon. ]. r. Bernard, of Tallahassee is the mem
Der of the Executive Committee for Florida
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-02-12
LEON HOTEL.

The cansassing Tor the next Governor o. o'
Flssaia beng made through the press 10 rar
EN- secti0ns &c the State Governor bloxham,
WHO has made one Of the best Governors lna'
the State has ever had. refuses to be again can
didate Now lca the Democratic party non,lua'o
Senator Jones, an able man, and wouio maxi al
excellent Governor Elect Jones, when -. "ou.1
va(a:e his seat In the Senate, and to MI Ihc ,'I,
canoy, sand Governor Boxham. ny TINS ies nd
we skal, sonlinne TO have a good Governor Al"
an allie Seuator.-St Augustine Press
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-02-12


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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-02-12
From the Lynchburg tva.). Daily News.l

From the Lynchburg tVaJ, Daily Newell
The RO@ah Geating Very 81 Olsd.''
Yes, the South il getting veey solid solid
in making iron digging mines, manufacturing
cotton, building railroads and voting the Demo
cratic ticket.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-02-12

During the month of January licenses ia
marry in Leon county were issued Ia he follow
ing persons
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The Easley messenger. (Easley, S.C.) 1883-1891, 1884-02-15
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BE Careful What You Say.

Be Careful what You Say.
In speaking of persons faults,
Pray don't forget your own;
Remember those in houses Of glass,
Should never throwa stone.
If we had nothing else to do,
But talk of those who sin,
Ills better we commence at home,
And from that point begin.
We have no light to Judge man,
Until he's fairly tried;
Should we not like his company,
We know the world is wide.
Some may have faults,a and who has not?
The old as we'll as young;
we may perhaps, for aught we know
Have fifty to their one.
I'll tell you of a better plan,
And'tind it works full we'll;
TO try my own defects to cure,
Before of others tell;
And though sometimes hope to be
No worse than some lknow,
My own shortcomings bid me let
The faults of others go.
Then let us all, when we commence
70 SANDER friend or foe,
Think Of the hahn one word may do,
10 those we little know;
Remember curses sometimes, like
Our chickens, "roost at home.'
Don't speak Of others faults until
We have none of our own.n
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-07
re.sA ;. rs.nysen.
lrhIlsdslphIa CALI

Mamma said q fashionable
young lady to her mother, "the
papers are making . great fuss
over : Mr. Tennyson Of England.
''Yes," responded the mother
che has been raised to the dear
delightful psersge."
"He has been made . Baron, !
see, said the daughter.
Eyes, and his wife will be Z
Baroness. l suppose" reflected
the old lady. Chow sxquisitely
beautiful Il mast be to be 1
Baroness. .
"Whst has be bean adding OF
TO be Z Baron r asked the Gull
tured young lady.
"What has he besn ADDING or"
repeated the mother. ''Why, he
il the sole survivor Of the noble
600 who made the famous charge
at Balaklsvs.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-07
polls.n..s .na wnlsk.y.

A middle ased man. member OF Con-
gress, his frat session, twinins his way
np Setsnth street. under the influence Of
ungodly whiAky. attracted considerable
attention, Interpreted with amusement,
Lest week, by 700 much gailantry wasted
on the desert sham.
One Of the wire figures hanging in
front Of gorgeous estAblishInent for the
exhibition Of goods Of . femenine pat
tern, topped Of with . muf for . head
piece, was displaced - to its equilibrium
BY sudden guest Of wind, and - the
Congressman reached is neighborhood,
it swayed sideways with suddenness
that attracted his attention and awaken.
cd his latent powers into vehement
aotiou. Graphing the dummy and gurg-
ling, q 'Sn'kuse me. missh! At your
shervish, missh!n he struggled to set it
upright. but losing his footing in the
effort, both rolled over actively-and yet
psssivsly an equality and impair
tislity Of changes Of base. from the shop
door 70 the gutter.
When they struck the bed rock of tbs
&C bblestoned street there was an incon.
sruous mixture Of imitation sealskin,
Jersey jacket, hoop skirt, mad washed
underwear, . hushsd. eAspinR member
Of Congress and an infuriated shepkssp.
sr, followed ct his hesls by thin thanked
clerks ard eiggling shop girls, while !
near sighted lady from the West End
yelled from her coupe for tho ''police"
to rescue Z s'poor woman from brute
| o. 4 man Who was numbering her"
When the misunderstood ard mistak.
ling solon managed to fetch himself %.
gather. stssgsr to the sidewalk, ssttic
damages and stare with bleAr contempt
upon the crowd, he limped painfully
away and smphatically indorssd, = be
departed, the philosophic conclusion
which asaccumulated throughout ages,
abruptly and abstrscted'y muttering:
II meant well, but damn woman
anyhow"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-07
D,ssre.s. s.sws 60, the ss.ss,
fs..F. rzchAngs.l ]


Women talk for the sake Of
telling what they know. Men
talk to draw out what others
know.
When Z woman bscomes Aur-
ried, she feels for . fan. When 3
man becomes Aurried, he feels
for . cigar.
Women jump at conclusions.
aud generally hit II. Men reason
things out logically, and gener-
ally miss it
Women alwsys show by their
actions thnt they greatly enjoy
going to church. Men are less
demonstrative.
Some women can't pass = mil.
linery store without looking in.
Some mon can I pass q saloon
without going in.
A woman never sees q baby
without wanting to run TO il. A
man mover tees baby without
wanting TO run from Il.
Women love sdmiration, ap-
probatis .Adultation. self-imm6-
lation on the part Of others. and
are often weak, vain and frivo-
lous. Ditto men.
A man Of fashion hates the
rain because il disarrangss the
set Of his pantaloons. A woman
Of fashion hates II because il dis
arranges her complexion.
A woman always carries heI
purse in hand, 90 that othel
women will see il. A man carrier
his 10 his inside pocket, 90 thai
his wife won't see it.
A woman can sit in . theate
for three hours without gettin,
all cramped up, catching th'
toothache, or becoming faint 10
want Of fresh air. A man cant
When . woman wants to repai
damages she uses . pin. Whe
. man wants to repair damage
be spends two hours and q hal
trying to thread . needle.
When q woman 10 asked BY
fond lover for her heart and hant
and says mo-" she don't alway
mean il. When a man 10 asks
b. : iovisl friend 10 take som
thing, and ssys NO." be don
always mean II, either.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-07
OPENING C.srs.
(LeadvIlle Herald. i


Ibid you ever hear Sheriff Dar
Hsnley announce the opening oi
the district court at Brecken.
ridgef' inquired Col. Patsy
Connors yesterday. ssNof Well,
he chants something like this:
Hear yeesl Hear ysssl Hear all
~ yeesl The honorable district
coort in Summit county, nv the
commonwilth nv Collyrado, il
now ia sissionl The first case ON
the cslysnder is that nv the
people versues--taks that sesgar
ont Nv your mouth over theyer--
the people versues s-will wan Nv
my dippyties be kind enough to
shtip scross the street and in
forum that woman that abe must
let up plsyin' on that pianney-
the people versues John Doe for
afshion. Hats OF and seegara
out. for the eoort 10 now in
sission.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-07
% sAsAl.e.s.s w...s sws.. !,
IcI.r4 B}ls IN Cincinnati Enqulrsr.l

t>~-+@ ~ - S-A@<Ataa4@sA HufAHAoAAl
She wasa tall, willowy creature,
80 undulons that. getting into :
strong drift ia the lobby Of the
new opers house, she swsyed a.
though there Was nothing sitter
han gristle instead Of bones in
Jet body. Her great brown eyes
|sre gently lustrous; her nose
as softly plugged. giving the
les that Il hsd been blunted BY
ontact with the rude. rude world;
her manner was faNn-like in its
timidity. and her slim hand restsd
on the arm Of her Escort with
maidsnly fear Of such familiarity
with : man, and Jet with 1 coy
rsliance upon bic protesting
courage and honor. The opera
WAS to BE- Faust. and o, how glad
I felt becausv the language wss|
Italian. 20 that, while her innocsnt
eyes might be delighted By the
night Of poor Msrgusrits, her
sensitive ears might not b out
rsgsd by the story.
Her elegant costume was sim
plicity itsSlf, though costly and
bsautiful. II uhs 5 oombihst,on
Of White satin and bfochs Of cream
color in delicats flower design. |
The front Of the broche was per- |
fsetly plain, finished ct the bottom |
with 4 fuchs Of white lace, traced |
With silver threads. There was ! |
short front drspsry Of brochs |
gsnsrt. The c0rsags was cut
short on the hips, where it met
the tunic. The back had the puff |
which u now seen in almost all
back draperies. The modsstly |
low corsage was pointed back and |
front. A lace rosetts oruamentsd
one shoulder and ! garniturs Of |
lace coquilles trimmed the edge
Of the tunic and corsags. TIE
4unic extended in long train, g |
deeoy and undulous g surf ss she |
dragged It gracefully over the |
msrbls tilings Of the lobby on |
her way from carriage to audito- |
rum. Then & horrid msn (wsight |
400 pounds, size Of foot, ten)
stepped with : frmnsss on that |
train. and stood still. There was
1 ripping and tearing Of fabric |
amidst the vomanly mysteries OF |
the girls back drspery, and the |
shspeIiness OF the whole structure
collapsed.
What did she ssy? Well II
wss close up to her, spd Was
probsbly the only person who |
heard her remarks.
will give IL 70 you with pho
nstic exactness: "0oddlemity r
That was the word.
Do fashionable women swear : |
you ask. There are swfnl occs- |
sions, like the one ! have de- |
scEibed, whom they can't hslp it. |
At I'll other times thsir sjscnlsrity |
language il bscomingiy. mild. |
Darn il" il about = strong - |
good girls make their profanity. |
Gosh il prevalent in our best |
society now. "Blawst Il. !" beg |
gar me eyes," aud "Blow me |
tight" find favor among the fem
mime Anelomsniacs and 1 know |
Z Fifth avenue heiress who con-
vefsationally Chat i. With the |
gifls) says, s'Dsmn IT," though
she would about - soon bite the
tip Of her tongue OF = let ont : |
plain, American "dSmn" from
between her cultured lips. What |
ever il English II right; that i |
the rule with the sort Of New
Yorksrs which she 10.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-07
wool production IN 1898.
ls.n rr.nci.eo chrouicls.l


The receipts st San Francisco were
los, sos bags, of which there was spring
wool, 90, "a bag, weighing 20, 799, $40
pounds; spring wool shippsd direct from
the interior. 3.790, ,66l pounds; total
spring production, q, 81, sos pounds.
There was fall wool received, q. .e95
bags, weighing 1868, 240 pounds; fall
wool shipped direct from the interior.
2, 36S, ,936 pounds; total fleece wool, 80, :
SIS, $50 pounds. Pulled wool shipped
direct from San Francisco, 500, 900
pounds; total production Of Ca1ifornia,
10, 640, Goo. Fail wool Of 1882, 3,288
bags, l,07S,770 pounds; on hand Do
cember 81, ls02, about l0,000. 900
pounds; received from Oregon, 30sS60
Bag, Z, ,258, 600 pounds; foreign wool
received, 1881 bales. I, 80. 900 pounds;
grand total, q. .495, $50 pounds.
There was exported domestic, foreign,
pulled and scoured-per rail. inclusive
Of shipmsnts from the interior. S4.229,.
305 pounds; per steamer, inclusive q
shipments from the coast SO, ,68e
pounds; per ssls, 1850, 1855 pounds
total shipmsnts.l Al. zoe, ,s1s pounds.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-07
4 LassA ). . Lawyer.
fu.t.shoa lad.pendsat.I

t-s-&-s--~- --~-f->s>>-.-ss
whats become Of Pettifoe,
that uster live here p ssked I
visitor Of Gilpin at the store
Saturday night.
"Oh, he's located in . western
town practicing law.
How does he git alongf Il
be successful r.
mot very. He has never won
. suit yet"
What Not I suit p
''No. That is, mot : whole one.
He won . hat on Ohio last Fall
and Z pair Of boots on New York,
Bot that's ~ near ) suit g hs
ever got.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-07

w. H. McGunningle, Of Saginaw,
Michigan, has gold watch in which a
bullet is embedded. His father wore it
in the Seven Days battle, and just as an
officer was congrAsulating him upon an
escape, and he was saying, s'Therc IL no
rebel bullet for me-" . Mimic bullet
struck tho watch. The momentum OF
the bullet was such as to break three OF
Mr.. McGunningle's ribs.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NORMAN STALLIONs.

On or about the ID Of February, 1884. there
FerGussn's CalifsrnIa stables.
No. 80 N. Main street, 70 hssd Of Norman staiI-
Ions, ~ for nls Parties vIahing to purehnss
an not % batter than 70 cali and exsmine this
imported stock tuss from Francs.
jans0 WI. FERGUSON.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Electrical Treatment Of Wines and Spirits,
At the Electrical Works in Los Angeles. Cal

Having perfected the process for the treatment
Of Wines Spirits Fermented Malt Liquors by electric
ity by which the fus oil, Hydrocyanic acid poisonous
ehers and other deleterous organic matter is eliminated
and at the time imparts mellow age to the prod
ucts Of the wine grape prepared to
this scientific treatment of wines they at At
ted for market at the price they at age Of IL
years by the old treatment Of rackne of and expensive
methods Of rehandling them and at the time I'm
saving to the producer this process ALSO there
is no waste by Evaporation and turning into vinegar by
neglect delay the treatment entirely all
gac that produces fermentation without destroy
sgthe bouquet and leaves them perfectly pure and At for
usefn "a coming from the winery Gall at
works and be convinced, send for circulars.
A. G. TlcHENoR,
No 2ss Arcadia Block Los Angeles Street. Los Angeles Cal
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-07

The Mormon Church In Utah receives
about two millions Of dollars . year in
Hthss.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-07
ALBERT LEA ROUTE
Hughes russian Baths.

After suffering for months with selAtic rhen-
matism, and after trying most all remedial
agencies, including electricity, was 80 reduced
q to be unable to walk. was induced 70 try
Huehes' Russian and Electric RAths, 317 North
Main street, and after . course Of Is baths was
not only cured, but l have not had relapse. l
still take the baths occasionally Is apfeventive
and have recommended them to Others who
have been greatly benefited by them.
@. w. MORGAN,
oet I'm Once 55 Temple Block.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-07

Los Angeles Lodge No. 2926, Z. Of Il.
DAuung meetings VI the above Lodge are held
Ievery E1iay evening at Old Masonic Hall,
Spring street. Visiting brothers are cordially in
vitsd to attend. 0. A. DEAR1NG,
| m2 Dictator.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-07
0As STOVES.
OR TO RENT.
Economy and Eclipse
GAS COOKING STOVES.

Tho Eclipss PAzIor stove and Bollsrs
For saloon use, which for neatnsas, dispatch and
economy aFs hard 70 best. consuming only *
Per cent Of gAs and 70 per cent, Of Atmospheric
air, making them tbs mest economical stove u
We, requiring less fnal than any other stove fol
the same amount q WORK.
Reason! Why they should bs used in svery
it Thsy are psrscsly harmless; no d.nss.
Of exploding.
a. They are always ready: no tsoubls making
arss, no ashss. no clnderes no smoke, no ssot.
"a. Il is more sasily worked than any ooal
minutes after gas h turned d.
~. They are portable. easily adjusted and
6th. They are the most perfect broiisr. grillsr
toestsT, roaster and baksr In use.
eth. You can use any compartment independ
ent Of the othsu.
J.. Ornamental ~ well - useful, and can be
used In paxlor q in kitchsn, there being nc
smoke or dust arising from the came.
These stoves afe now on exhibition ct the Of
Aos Of the
Los ANaeLks GAS COMPANY,
Nc. o Sonora &C.. OPP. Pico House.
WhsFs Al are invited to can and ~ them. To
b. ssen only 70 b admired. Any rssponsibls per.
son vish1ng - try On do - for tu1nfy days,
ard II not aatin1Aetesy ran b. returned; and any
nfstcla9 plunhsr md eng0ftar = anfko1iaod q
1T them up and enarAntse them. Ths Gas Co.
nsAkss no charge for labor for setting up stovsa
thaf are rented
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-07
Masonic Notice.

w Los ANeHLss LoDos No. II, y. & A.
AAM.-The stated meetinGs Of this Lodge
~ \ars held on the first MONDAY Of each
month At 7.30 ?. ~. Members Of PentalphA, No.
cordially invited.
By order Of the W. M.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-07
Eagle Corps, N. q. O.

RxsULAR meetings 1t the Akmory, Cour
street, every Friday evening ct 8 O'Clock.
w. H. II. RUSSELL,
s.H Captain Commanding.
@. A. KrLxs. First sarxesnt. je24u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-07
(. or

QLlvn LopeH No. % Meet nrst and third
THURSDAYS in the month at Odd Fellows Had
p. y. Building Sojourntng Knights invited
J. X. SUMMERS, c. C.
B A. YoRbA. X. OF R. and 8. jal-iy
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-07

D10DE1Ea
THE ONLY pHsoEvER or THE POISONOUS
uaic ACID WHICH ixIsf5 IN IHI BLOOD
or kHEUNATgC AND EQUITY PATfRN1B.
HALICYk1CA IL known - common
sss,ss rsnsiy; bscAuss IL strikee dirscty Il -
c,ase q Rhsurnatism, Gout and Nsunlyin, while
% many so-callsd specincs and supposed panaes.s
only treat locally Tie e6scta
II hae been ooncsdsd 6y eminent scIset!ss ~ es.s -
ointments. iInimsnts and soothing Iotiens viii
not eradicate thess diseesa, which are N rssalt
81 the ppl1onlng d the blood with Uric Add.
9ALICYknCA work. with haaxvsl0s 4.
f,cf On thi1 acid and 20 removes the disos1ok. II
q now crclusvely used BY ali cslshzAtsd paysi-
clans Of America and Europe Highest Medical
Academy of Paris rspors o6 psr can't cures N
three davA
HG106106D114
that sALrCYLICA y : csrsssn eszs 70
Rheln atInn. Gent and NeuratG1a
fhs most inssnes pains are subdusd ahno
Give X trial Rslist guaranteed OF monsy ~
Thouusnds Of testimonials sent on applicAtscn-
b BOX. Q BOXES FOR .. Sent fres BY
mall on receipt of money.
Ask Your Druggist for IT,
mt DO not be dsludsd Into taking lnisatiomns m @
aabrtitutcs. or sonsthinR re1ommsndsd D1aust
e. good = Insist on the genuine with the name
OF WASHBURN 4 co. on each box, whcnls
/ euAFsntssd chcnically purs under os,r dsnatuSe.
en- Indispensable requi5te V insure success m sne
trsatmept, Take no other. or send 70 m
wAsNBURN 3 CO.. Props.
sss nrsa1way, Ger; aeaae g. M
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-07

Loa Angeles Lodge No. S6, 1 Q. o. F.
REaULAR injecting held on Wednesday
evening Of each week II 7:3O O'Clock
Sotourning brethren In good standing are cordial
| " Invited. mo- -
A Faux R. 81
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-07

American Legion Of Honor.
sAFx1r Couscu. No. 684, mssts first and Third
zuesday evenings Of each month at rooms So and
81, Tcrnpte Block.
D. r. PAYNE, Commander
c. G.. .wELLNAx. Secretary. ap5-Sm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-07

ExCmANGE FOR SALE ON
New York, London,
Frankfort. Dublin,
Paris and Berlin.
~ Receive Deposits and Issue Their Ger
tificates.
- Buy and Sell Governments, State. County
and City Bonds y : y
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-07
SOCIETY NOTICES.
Knights remplar.

Ccnn DE LION CsnMAkpERy no. 8. H.: T.;
Holds ~ stated conclAyes 1t the asylum In Ma
sonic Hal, on tbs Third THURSDAY Of each
month, st "a o'clock Z. \. Sojourning kniyhts
attend. By order Of the &c.
N. KxIckkRBocxER, Recorder