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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-01-25

Mr.. Easley, Of the Hutchinson News,
has recovered 81 so damages from Sims
Ely, OF the Hutchinson Democrat; SIS
from j. III. Lawson, and fifty cents from
j. w. Kanaga for injuries to his char
acter
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-01-25

General 10. Shelby, of Lafayette Co.,
Mo-, who made such spectacle of him.
self in the Frank James trial at Gallatin
has been indicted for carrying concealed
weapons on that occasion. Shelby is
one of the few old soldiers who wore
the grey who has not found out that the
war is over yet. A few years since he
threatened to leave the Democratic par
ty, but as bad luck would have it he re-
considered, and didn't go.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-01-25

us it the duty Of man who has mar
ried widow to accompany her on Wis
its to the grave Of her first husband p''
somebody asks. If the happy pair are
living on the life insurance policy of the
happy pair it certainly is.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-01-25

The Washington correspondent OF
the Kansas City Times says a resolution
will be presented next week, which will
undoubtedly be adopted, directing pay.
ment to Mrs. Haskell of the salary OF
the late Mr.. Haskell for the whole OF
his congressional term.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-01-25

The House Committee on Invalid
Pensions have directed that all pension
bills for relief Of parties in Kansas and
Nebraska be referred to Congressman
Morrill, as a subcommittee.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-01-25

Chief Bushyhead, of the Cherokee
Nation, says all he wants is for Congress
to let his people and the Territory alone.
Would that this rule could be applied
to all Indians.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-01-25
THE BARBER COUNTY INDEX.
OHci0iPdperof Barber Countu

70 Our Subscribers: II from any cause the
INDEX does not reach you regularly, you are
requested to notify us at once. We are care
full about sending out the paper, and want to
know when subscribers fail to getit. II
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-01-25

There are very few men in search of
divorces in Kentucky, because all wife
has to do in that state to make her hus-
band walk turkey is to threaten to tell
what she knows about ''that killing.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-01-25
LIVE STOCK INTERESTS OF THE SOUTHWEST \
MEDICINE LODGE, BARBER CO. KANSAS JAN. 251884

The democrats are still so suspicious
OF Benjamin F. Butler, that they put
him out of doors every night before go
ing to bed, just as if he were a cat.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-10

Mr.. John Jay Knox, commissioner of the
Freedmens Savings and Trust company, has
made his annual report for the year ending
Dec. 81, 1888. The receipts were 1905, Sl1.3l,
and the balance on hand was $13, 1877. MAX
ing total of S2ls,8jS0l, and the expendi-
lures including dividends, were 1907, l0SSi.
The fifth and final dividend of per cent.
was declared last May, making total of 81
per cent in all that has been declared in
favor of the dcpositOrS During the year 1S5
lots Of the real estate belonging to the concern
were sold. OF these 1853 are located ut Ivy
City. During the year Sl55,5l.l2 was paid
in dividends to 20027 creditors. OF this sum
1921 was paid to one claimant, $50 60
another, $500 to nineteen claimants, $l9,-
i5lSl to 2 113 claimants and Sl66,2S6.72 to
1888 claimants The payments on account
of dividends since the present commission
assumed the management aggregate 500
22063, to As .993 claimants. The total amount
paid in dividends since the failure has been
81, $3.50, 10000. The total number of claims is
81, 1871, but many of the creditors have never
put in their claims. --tt 'is presumed that
some are dead, and that others have never
yet heard that they can realize anything.
| Over 10000 claimants. entitled to an aggre-
| gate sum of $I92, 353,33, have not called for
| their money.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-10

Yesterday Judge Smell, at the suggestion of
Attorney Moore, committed to jail colored
boy named Elphonzo Kell TO ba examined by
q physician Us to his sanity. He was charged
with series of atrocious deeds. poisoning
and attempting to poison, which gave rise to
the suspicion that he was Insane.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-10
Engraving and Stationery
Department..

We beg to call the attention of our patrons to the
above branch of our business. We make specially
ofIIIGH CLASS ENGRAVING AND ARTISTIC STATION
ERY, embracing tho followlng,. Wedding, Reception,
Anniversary, In Memoriam, and Visiting Carlls
Dinner, College, and School Invitations, Coats of
Arms Crests, Monograms, CIphers, Name and Ad.
dress Dies, in unique designs.
Specimens shown and designs furnished upon up.
plication. Latest productions In Menu and Dinner
Cards. Illuminating, PLAIN or CoLoE STAMPING
And PLATE PRlNTrSG. We also direct your notice
to our complete assortment of Office Commercial,
and other stationery, in addition to which com.
mend u wcll-selected stock of ALLIGATOR, SEAL,
JAPANESE, AND RUSSIA LEATHER GOODS, compri3,
ing PORTFOLIOS, WALLETS, PURSES, CARD, CIGAR,
AND CIGARETTE CAsrs.
BREHrASos LoNDoN ExcHEouER JET BLACK
INR is of superior merit and we can safely assert
lis ouliro satigiaction In use This Ink writes in.
simultaneously black and isin every respect qualified
to he ortho very best service in correspondence aud
ordinary uses.
We Invite AN carly inspection of our well selected
stock orCmRIsTNAs CARDS. our assortment consists
oftho choicest designs of the leading European and
Home manufacturers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-10

A day or two ago Mr.. N. b. Smith lost his
pocketbook, containing over 500. Il was
found by q young man named George ~
Hilton, and WAS returned to the owner who
thinks this c"so of honesty should ac no.iced.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-10

William Cooley has flied his answer to his
wifo's suit for divorce lie denies that no
will not support her, and states tIa5 his wifo's
parents will not lot him. ITO admits that he
has been an inmate OF an incbIiato asylum,
but says hu is perfectly cured.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-10

Tho following transfers Of real estate were filed
for record yesterday:
NJ st. II. W.. south side. bet. 10Th and Goth sts.,
pit. Of lots l6 ana II, sub. of So. H. front.
Ing 7S IT,, Fillmore BeGll, trustee, TO Julia
Green; dated Jan. S.....S.........-......Sl u, 500
ID st. S. e., north side, bet. 9th and 9TH sis, ~
#. Of lott, sub. OF SO. iGi Frederick koOnCs
TO John r. and James W. French; dated
Jan 7......................... 1850
o ST. s. O.. south side. bet. 10Th aud nth SIS,
90 It. Of lots | and ., sub Of 50. go VIII
lam Hutchinson to W. Andrew HulChin-
son; dated Jan. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
l0th ST. S. w. east side, bet Nd ave. and &
st., II #. of lot lettercd of Hercn's sub. of
lots Z and s and sub. Of So. $50 Esther
Price ana wife TO George W. Utermehlc
dated Jan, I..,.; ,........''......'.:...... lsDJ
Delaware ave. ind Il 81. S. W, north side, pit
of lot I, sub. oisq. G3S Edward h. Wright
to Alphcus L. Riddle dated Jan. Scum. 700
Q ST. II. W., south side, bet. 18th and 18th StS.,
i3 fl. of lot 20, sub. Otsq. 300, julius j. Atch-
csOn and wife to Caroline NJ. Verdi; dated
III L. .'''..'''',......' Ip-b
Alley lots bet lIth aud 10th sts. NV, Eugene
Carusi u Ill, to j, H. Hodge; dated Dee. 20,
G.l5s
W. ave. NV, west side, bet. X. |. ave and =
st., lot 90 o! j. f. OlmStcad's sub. of lO II
OF HOmiliCr's sub. of "a. 2i2, Sns u. Hunt
ley aud wife to Joseph T. Bender;s dated
Oct. %, 1855. 100
Same lot Joseph 7. Bender to Elizabeth b.
Morgan; dated Oct 20, lSs3..........."... 1854
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-10
Cotton Market.


Reported by Tavenner Bros, proprietors.I
Catte-lO2 offered and Sold best, 6la6lIc; good,
52SG6c; medium, 5@5jsc; common, il5@5c. Sheep
and lanbs-25J sold sheep. 5l4@6c lambs, 6lg@
Cos. Cows and Calves--lO sOld ut $50 OJg6O CO.
Market brisk
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-10

An attachments was issued Tor Pouy Brown
in the police court yesterday for Gs3aulting 4
young man in q Gtrgot car Of which he Is the
driver, ai stated in THE REPUBLICAN, yester-
day mOrniMH
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-10

PARALYTIC strokes, heart disease and kid
ney affections prevented By the use Of Browns
Iron BittCrs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-10

The following cases will be called for ar
roignmont in the criminal court to-day ::
Isaac l.. Gibbs, John W. Gray, Samuel w.
Hoyt and George w, Lomer conspiracy ia
defraud Robert Anderson, assault with in
tent to kill, and Frank Christie, forgery.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-10

Why Is the Orator sold 50 CXtcnsyely ana al
ways demanded 10y noted mem because It's pure,
For sale By gryCrrs and restaurant.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-10

DROPOSNLS FOR FURNISHING HEAD,
4 STONES ron SOLDIERS GRAVES.


WNNUINUIONl II, =, DOC, II TN''i,
Scaled proposals IN trlpliuatu, with copy of this
Udvuu 'mcnt attached 10 each viii be received At
TINS uN,u. until IL O'Clock noon TUESDAY, dANl-
Any 10, 1854, for furnishing 5000 Hcudstnuci.
moro or less, of American white marble Tor I'm
mur;ca graves of Union Soldiers, under the prOyG.
ions tho Acts Of Congress OF March y, 1873, Uui
February ., 1879.
Specifications for the work, blank forms Of urunur
sails and all necessary Information uu inc subject win
hr uW'ihl, on application 20 mis- uulrr pruppsts
rv required to be submitted un lIr forms supplied
Tor the purpose, The right Is rrsoNnd lu reject uy
or All bids. Bids should be Endorsed 'prpunmls %.
furnishing AeAustOnes," and addressed iu q, A.,
signed, II, N, BATCHELDE1,,
deI1-20t Deputy q, NJ General l, >, \,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-10
nALrLMonn Inanras MAnKn.

IAITHoHE, ian. ~ Cotton steady; mllllng,
lH., lm' O. Flour rlly and Qui.ti Howard
,H.,... %; d0, Nuily, 50 O)4l 55i cry mills super
3, .. % hJm& 73; do. extra, - UllG ID; d.. Rio
2 .lis, 90 1905 90; do. Patausco family, 50 ~; do
{ operative patent " co. Nueat-Southe"u trw A"
ID. en- iirnur 81 SIM dull southern red, u 0,@
r II CO. amber, 81 1901 H. No. Maryland ~ II u
, a ~; No, . western winter red, spot, 81 QUO
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-10
p 90 K S..
\ x X 4 4

In order to meet tho large demand for Holiday
Books we have placed in stool, and now have ready
for inspection u complete assortment of gin books
and splendid variety of works in every department
Of literature These books have been selected with
great care, so that they are not only applicable in
every sense as choice holiday offerings, but, the
other hand, they are works Of such substantial merit
that they serve as permanent and valuable boo;s
for all time. We especially invite early attention and
early purchases, because attend to our custo.
mers with more satisfaction now than can on the
two or three days preceding Christmas
Our line of Juvenile Books comprises everything
new and notable for the young people, as well as all
of the old and weknown standard works that are
udiclously chosen for the reading for the children.
Books can be reserved now and we will deliver the
same on Christmas day to any address,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-10
Our Subscription
Department..
n x * * J, n 4 4

Subscriptions invited for Periodicals, Magazines,
aud %ov.papcrl wherever published, uur sub
scrlptlon Department has been for years u leading
feature orour business ana have the best facilities
ofapy house in the country for executing all orders
foreign papers for sale In single numbers, Every
American newspaper and magazine of prominence
can be found in our store, In connection with our
subscription: Department we suggest herewith a
yearly subscription to some excellent magazine or
periodical us being omnsstly adapted for it and
expodcnt holiday present. such gin Is a constant
source of pleasure TO the recipient
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-10
lrOposaIs,
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FOR CUT GRANITE.

PROPOSALS FOR CUT GRANITE.
OFFICE OF PUBLIC BuTLpISGS AND GROUNDS,
WAsHlNGToS, b, C., Jan. =, lSSlN
Proposals for furnishing and delivering a. the On
pOut Circle at the intersection OF Nineteenth and II
srrnls northwest, IN This city, the Cut Granite re-
UIrCl 100 the construction Of pedestal for bronze
statue nj Rear ADMIRAL samuel FRANCIS DUPONT, Will
pc received ~, this office until noon ofJAN, rs 1851
And opened immediately Thereafter.
PlS, specifications, blank forms Of proposals. ana
any desired luiormntun, can b" Ohluiupd by re-
0llcc.
4. T. ROCKWELL,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-10
FRANK u. MfpnLEroN.

II on Time Deposits United States Bonds bought
and sold 90 market rnteE Collections made every.
simultaneous
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-10
HOLIDAY GOODS.

Our Stock Of HANDSOME HOLIDAY BOOKS
and standard Publications has never been more full
or more attractive. The New Rocks mHrvels Of
beauty. Our display OF Fancy Articles embraces
nearly everything new and novel. An inspection of
livestock can hardly fail please the most stldiOus
The Cards are in endless variety, and never more
beautiful.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-10

Futures Wheat Corn, Oats. Pork, Lard
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-10

Following ARE opening, highest lowest ana clos
ing prices Chicago board Of trndc, ~ corrected
by special wire reports 10 Cooke G Co., brokers':
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-03-04

In FIoE1DLA~ IN 4saer2~7 4 ~vsrs, assrgs
1T sg-Dere s1g-avru--s - Ia
.ansersrvn 4 -~fc'-.frs, - f'g~ ~. "-r most va
iez- eTcasnEes 6a- *, - erei c7s'n IT, AZ
rea- u IL exlsierce VIII va-le. Improvements
and more re2-,Iac rzattr~ arc enErav1aCs / =
rvAtaaole 70 the Fan, t7arIeu H. f 0i1sebo!S.
Ne vi fs-rlsh ~ 4 EafrarEp a ra4TssrS- a'se
1e W. Esegzn' EG--av.--s : ~ ~ E-l@n7~ .
III IL the lne2aoN eisew hers 7esc-6@. Aac
n FLoRTDIA& - orf v-s- n ar a.'1ress. 81
rece.p- . tire collars Ter cenrs ex'ra toT
-lacE-nz IL ~ sstan11a -71ce< ara tV-wa n ~
IA ne eD--AvIngS
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Sher1fs Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF \ WRIT OF FIERE FAT -
ID .ssue5 u,5on = yE6g-nen. reutereL II Inc 1;T
-ut Cour7 Of the Ff-sl JG3icia CJrrls q FSsEa ~
IN and Tor Jackson county favor 81 the ssaas; -
Florida AGAINST Robert C. anderson Joan u -
naArtse and Charles " b11nernII. . zsTv W. 20
rpor lnd vii cer tor sase. Al puolir eGt-F 3et ~
tas court nssrs door IT tae City ~ I Assasss "a
Leou county the hlg bidder, tGr esss, rs7 : ~
-rs1 Nondav II Mar-t- = p 49, nss14 ne =: m
dax 81 sa1d month AL rig3t tItle aHa nfef=st
Of Joan = Croua-tle. III tat following aesdrj7TA
lands tie Improvements tAsrc'}t. WI =
naIf 81 SW ,zaArJcT o. section q ,; 4erflsa =
NE a1arts- aac = aA!f u So g4Arte- y " si4>.
te- Of SW 41art<r an nalf NJ s1zue-, asSi
NV 11arte- - SE auarte- 81 section l. rDirufaAf ~
rang 4onta4niQE toGrte=u aunir~d Acses. 1sxsss
iess a.. - Leou ca1nfy cEAIe ~ : 9rl',4 A~sf
ieG &C T. SATISFY aid g11-n-1,
Purchase pay Tor titles
! MgSELET -
7aa2ar- - l~>--5w sac e Of 10 4sazscs
- ~ aoove sae J. r4,SipspneC 10 "a II Ms
1Ay II ApTl-- ~ a Ac-EAEl ShrgEt
A2-ca i 49, -
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NOTICE

Ts HEREBY 6TvES Tt ALL M-ks' NO tN!'ste
in,y bonds or caupous 81 the Penssc'sla azsNfts
rsa Railroad Cnsa rsAuy known - Freeiaosi esses
the same being second mortgage e~iSase ~ -
nv said railroad company, body eorPorSi- asls ~
rendered OF the 18th sAy al 1aGoAr5 isss, ~ -
Han ! vAnn judge al The Clr=ait Gar. O. -
Tair6 Jadicaa- Circnit Of the Stat. OF fiaftnS y
a1e for Madison county. certain eAas- $500
VIZ fsro<vsno- n complainant, AaG Afexasttri
Hawkins surviving trustee, anc tTessrxe AewN ava
EdvArd lewis executors as the asss WiAa saae $3.50
aaeni Of Benjamin { Lewis. deceased, sFe xsss@s
anls 7 snail maze distribution Of the moneys asst
nv sad Hawkins. surviving frlstee aicrrstssf
said bonds md thai bonds and coipoIA nl3s. ipe
presented "a ne the Cry OF Tallahassee, - ~
rounTv 81 Leon state Of Florida OF sefnrwlcte
18th dav Of March Iss4, in order Ia paragegsar- u
sach distribution t. shire !:
ian - lss4-7E Master II CAaaeEr.t-
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Sale OF Real Estate

TSDEE AND BY VIRTUE OF = DECREE
L 4 Cnarce-v rendered e IN Ll-rlt. :-IGr- q
IL Second Ja1lclai Clrc1li o, tae SsAse Fafr-A
L. an Iron ccuzrv - e4GntG Jas o. s4yt
1arv Z is-4 n certain cAuse wh~ret- & W
Aac Z Mcf4o-v plaInt.H- altSs q
Btaxe acl.ulstrA37- q ~ -S-aT. a lsEu J
Bias-. + 3eisrd4r- . W.4 81 a. p1-A p.itc-i.! =
f17e IN c0c-- aoa-r -. CONT II Is =
stat. y or,da Monday IT, --vg1th q - - 4nrr$
! 2 50 II a>aA- a0E~s VI s4-c, ,a'r .Ast. T.
IA 1l-,es- oi11e- In following ie+crl p-r s2sas
4yfuE II -eor eJzntv Florida. aAlt Of ~
tor = an aalt q Ne saa-rer - AIT o.
Nv .1arre- D. Nv .a4-r-- ~ ~t-ci.s7- ~ rs
t0wusr3. nor;L q -auge ; ems
Purchase - oar 90 ilt4es j,
ALEXANDER VI = Ia +
= CHRlsTEE j. -ollc,t0- - Io2l- s.ans, :
lamar - ls---5E
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e~os saDaas
sssas0 Trwkns Jacksonville lo Pen..,,A
aaeePiag Carr Madison &c P.nsecos.

f1nr A--- 1AfF ir2&0r , AID l. dniix =.
e~os saDaas
sslsa Trains Jacksonville Il P,,.A
uaeePiag Carr Madison &c P.nsecol.
CONVECTION
> Jacksonville with Wavrroes Line hvx
IT, "a NJ. &na So II the n for ~ -. sa
SSarth and East with tAe Fernxncina xuo -
T,l@ Railroad Or Fe-pand1ca 1rc VIA -
sltai points the 81 Jonne river
A. BALDWIN ~ Nos ! &ec VIII For,da -,
ss;s Peninsula aailroa6 for Gainesville C,r.,s =
msSss.z3a. Ced2- ney and al t5r.f PcrrsN
A. I've t'ak with the Savannah Fieridn A II
e,S Railroad
A.: Tas1nesset win 81 MARKS Branch ar
&scvs. Thursday Anc SATURDAYS
Al ChatiAacos.nee river With the Prn.....
A;laEtic Rai irrlsi for MariAnna pen.aeni. 49,
Montgomery. Eew orfeans anc A. nui.s. -
A2rn west 1xt Northwest kcrrarar tse Guas-
Est, QUICKEST. AND BEST ROTH = -.
y BIS ana wish the Contra AnG Pecns.s, -.
hi'azs sunoEge Enc THURSDAYS for Ausi.rs4. -.
z1c F8esozv- sud SATURDAYS to- Column. -
T. alta
through @a2inazr sleepers New or,e.,. 70 .
:. and SzvssuaAS 10 New orK w,thox. 60
:.s'lc12n ele~fFsr New Orleans "a Jaeh.ovv;ll.
Through Pensacola Ceda- Ksr v-a.-,
ccrox- and ~liEa1. Extra casrgs
Tpska The Floral Cixy Route. o. x-A
Llne VIA the FLORIDA CenRrnI -
" oDoeYn 3A1trunS
- THROUGH TICKETS ua In, IN. . -.
Cer1oGnys Depot Tscxe; Once. md !. Ne ~
HSs Stree.
. Z NAVEL Genera sup.n.s<na-us.
x 10y D. !acksonv1Ae Fla
-A-tiag Master transportation TAlaha.ses, Pa
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FLORIDA SOUTHERN RY.
The Orange Belt Route.

ErA.a+ s'Tr- gainesville ron PaA-kz. OcAla ~
-s.skhurg LIZ ~ znd SO ~ from Micznopy 40
~
aias8- s~Svq Gainesville for FniarkA- 0cnaA md L1~
narS II ~ N a11 4iu u for II CANOPY LIS r =
AscknorT ran eav=s 81 n and arrives Q. - FA
ssrtt Glars car through from PalAEKA Gainesville o.
at rta-ns
CONNEXIONS
Al pAissx2 with fAsi steamers for AagnA1ee
ssse4r Gov. >;rlng Jacksonville md Al poInra Sos1e
Hasss xnc ~ Eno Win ~ river steamers for So
F.t1rsnA- As~e viii sae Twin Screw lrun ete1AH
SAfr Of Er4zskE for Charleston View YORK bosA
sSIiaaraRhlA- sc
a. n. srussing Perinsuia- RAs,roac for Waao
Al 4aiHessaiae aha. Transit Railroad for Ce1E II
Fenracoia Sew Or7caas anc TEupa
~ Ocais wifi Trznsi. Railway. md Hacks for Sas~
2sra9s
L. ieeeoGr-l with LAKE. harris fur poinD
ri Lake anG zlnng 81 JOHNS AXE Eus<iR kMfN
49sa with ss=1aauae Hacks for Brooksvlile SU1sEs1H
MAJ S. poar~s 10 Sontt Florida
r. Cs1NASE Jas D HOLLfSTm
fsen Azpage- szpe1nfen1sG
q " REOMwKII FkPA
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kendall's SPAWN Cure

L'- ASsEI-- Fe5ruRrv y iars
Ms-~K- 8, hESnAI.. Go Having used vaur Az
GsA- >sVin it 7no L tae best remedy Tor rar ker-
IA; aas ever neen INV i COZ
mat Sck. last TAI point O rnc shoulder snc
f0 taret n1nti- la. no Use OF ais usna
hotties 81 kendall SPAWN Crre snr1rev c.r..c
etes-s - cent. for watch please send
frezti-+ % 'h- sor-~ ~ gall ana Solige.
f. TaAYEn = Boz ioe-
from ttas ''SptrtG of the Tinses.> e~f. 6. "a
AExnALL SPAWN CCRE. - The spawn Cure nanu
tacTG-e1 ~ Il heDda4 90 Enos nrrx.l Fa4ls VI.
asslnE -reai -Rcce-- Their abundant eouoez.ifon
anon. -eelne- ~ 'hi- k1nd
real, wonderful 3roprrt,e. James A Wilson rvi
engineer. OF Fremont OHIO strong
Gre e1ecfe 5v u II me OF Of The
pr1ce IL s. per bottle and II from dgyisf
Messrs a. Mfnsy Il Co.. Chicago Illinois, sab-
isner- OF thscEup IfOystyaGs- Of cepIeuneF
= 1876 follows Kendall ~pavlf Cure r. found
11ralusoie medicine anG should Becarae ge
orally known ta horSemen
FREaosT OHsn September - 1sss
DR J b kendall Co Gentlemen Havinz asd
opportunity Of seeing your Tresrase Horee tai.
summer tor the sfst time induced hen
aA4l Spawn Care valuable horre mad
tered several une- and concluded wouid
never get over betng zme Five ago TODAY
nrnccd using kenualls SPAWN C1re after uEng
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send address for Illustrated Crraixr which think
g1ves positive proof of IT. No remedy
mel with snch anqualiaed kn0wie1ge for
beast n wei
PRICK. ONE DOLLA8 RER BOTTLE.
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EVERY RANGE wARRAHrKD.

The citizens Of Leon and adjoining counties viii
have opportunity Of examining the Range for
themselves, II viii exhibited A. your homes by
polite gentIemauy statesmen.
Thousand OF these Rznges 10 ufe aHc
al giving satisfaction.
TALLAHASSEE, Jan. :, lSs4-3n~
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-03-04
Specific Remedies for
Woman S Woes.

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HOME COMFORT
Wrought Iron Ranges,

Manufactured entirely Of Wrought AND Maiieabte
lrTBR The k2nge the moss durable, economical
AMI convenient cooking apparatus manufactured
requiring less thar malt the fuel uscG Ii ordtnarT
cast OF equal capacity Nc turning chi No