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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-11-25

Is tho gentleman whose wallet he had in
h;s pocket. Then Mr.. Branch himself
appeared on the scene.
A gentleman TO zee you on business,
Mr.. Branch. I, usurmured James, with q
sniff He looked 60 scandalixed that Mr..
Branch had to smile in spite OF himself.
"Oh, it's you, is ity' said Mr.. Branch
to Tip. swell, what can do for you ?"
kindly. 49,
"Nothink as ] knows on" said Tip,
casting an indignant as well as trium-
phant glance at James. 81 found this
'ere where you tumbled down. So l
comes after you's fast's l could. You
didn't hear me a-hollerin' after YOU"
Mr.. John Branch opened wide his eyes
and clutched the wallet eagerly. Then
he looked curiously at Tip.
"Have you any idea how valuable this
book is to me?" he asked, after pause.
"No, sir" said Tip, wondering why he
asked the question.
cit is worth thousands upon thou sands
of dollars to me, and you have done me
an inestimable service in bringing it to
me-" Then he asked abruptly so alb
ruptly as to almost make Tip jump out
Ol HIS UTOkcH, rusty ehOSo' ""
had your dinner YETI"
"No, sir" stammered Tip. Didn't
have 'nough money to get any till after
I'd BACKED your boots. tiuess I'll go to
restaurang now," making dive for the
great door.
"Don't co." said Mr.. Branch, quickly.
"By the way, what Is you name"
Zip, SIR
Zip what"
"Dunno. Guess hain't got no other
name. Only swell folks has more'n one. :"
"Well, Tip-let's call you Tip Branch,
Just for fun Il should like to have you
stay and dine with US to-day. In an
hour or so dinner will be ready"
And Tip stayed for dinner = not only
on that Thanksgiving day, but the next
day, and the next, and numerous other
days.
If you should ever go into the National
Bank, on - street, you may see there
handsome, manly lad, who limps slight
ly. They call him Tip Branch. Mr.. John
Branch, who is president of the bank,
loves Tip almost as well as if he were his
own son.
Tip may some day be banker, aft err
all. Who knows? At one time this
seemed the widest improbability to Tip.
But things happen very strangely III this
world.
Tip is now of the opinion that Granny
Macarthy's old red " comforter" is not
the only thing he has to be thankful for! !
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Was Afraid He'd stop.

\ Young woman from the country was
suing her ex-sweetheart for breach of
promise, and the lawyers were, as usual,
making all sorts of inqulsitivc interroga-
tories.
"You say" remarked one, "that the
defendant frequently sat very close to
you:"
"Yes,sir, was the reply, with hectic
flush
GLOW closen'
CLOSE enough, SOS one cheer was all
the sittn' room we needed.
"And you say he put his arms around
YOU"
"No, | didn't"
"What did you say, then ~
"I said he put both arms around me-"
Then what"
He Rugged me-"
every hard 2"
eyes, he did. So hard that l came
purity near hollerin' right out"
"Why didn't you holler:''
"'Cduse"
"That's no reason. Be explicit, please.
Because what ?"
"'Cause | was afeared he'd stop"
The Court fell off the bench and had
to be carrid out and put under the by
drant for the purpose of resuscitation.
CHtc0g0 Tribune.
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81 understand you want a coach
man." eyes, sir. How much expert
ence have you had: 2" "Three." "Three
what z" Elopements."
"A Canadian emigrant "The funds
all gone" shouted the depositor. CIV
cry cent replied the president. " Are
you sure that he left nothing:'' He
left nothing but the country"
At the Inauguration Of Grover CleVe-
land as President of the United States
Atlanta will play an interesting part.
The Governors Horse Guards, sixty
strong, and under the command Of Capt.
John Milledge, will visit Washington
city, and mounted on snow-white horses,
will lead the inaugural procession.
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"You will have to go into the forward
COACH" said the conductor, as he tore Oft
a coupon from secOnd-class ticket &" But
the tobacco smoke is SO bad, and | have
such headache" said the little woman,
timidly, and the pale face was raised
pleadingly. Cant help it, ma'am. The
rules of the road require passengers hav-
ing second-class tickets to ride in the for
ward COACH" was the uncompromising
reply as he passed on. Hang your
rules" blurted out big man with fierce
mustache. "Stay where you are, madam.
You look tired; here, let me turn this
seat over so you can lie down. Put your
head on this grip. Here's my overcoat !;
put it so,' and he had her nicely tucked
away before she could object. "Your
ticket? All O. X. Take mine; it's to
the same place, first-class, unlimited. |
love to smoke. Always ride in the
smoker, anyhow" And he went for
ward. Dinner was announced in the
dining car, and the big man came bus
thing in and insisted on her having din
ner. She objected, evidently thinking it
improper to receive so much attention
from stranger. "Kate Adams" read
the Dig man, looking at the name on her
valise "Not Dick Adams wife? You
are? Well, by George! Why, come
here, I'll kiss you, my girl! Dicks my
Youngest brother! Well, I'll be blamed |!
Well, Well! Why, was just going to
see him. Heard he'd got fiat broke, and
kind O. want to set him up again" And
the big man looked happy, and the sister
in-law very much pleased Minnesota
B0zO0.
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nllissrv conpantes and equAis iu>eodlae
compete loY psises must report Tor eatfy and XII
struc,ieus ai The Secrelafyt othco Ct o'cloa
A. N, Of the day specified IN the p oEramme ~
the contest 3gs
Judgea hi
To insure convenience and impartiality In tao
award Of premiums. the judges will be required
to conform TO the following rules: a1
l. Exhibitors must be, aud others may be, ~
the discretion Of the judges. excluded from tue
presence of the judges during their deliberstiona
This duty will dsvolvc on Superintendent g
departments #1
D. No award of premium or diploma shall ~
made unless the article Is meritorious, whether
there Is competition or not 81
g. The judges will be attended by the depart,
ment Superintendent, who shall! furnish from hie
entry such information rs they may re,
quire except the names OF exhibitors. and record
therein the awards as they are made, the same
10 be signed by all the judges when recorded,
and Immediately reported, by the Supcrintea.
dent, to the Secretary.
L. No premium not offered in the list shall he
awarded by the judges, but they may reconir
mend premium tor exhibits not enumerated IN
the list. Il
NoTE.-Wherever the word best is used ia
connection with this premium list it refers %
quality, and net quantity 4
Award of Premiums. H
The department superintendent shall desie-
nate prize articles and animals, after awards aIs
made, as follows:
First premium, blue ribbon second, red rib
bon diploma, green ribbon. /,
The Board OF Directors will, on recommends
ton of the Awarding Committees, grant premi-
ums TO any and all such objects of special inter.
est may have been overlooked or omitted in
the premium list.
Invited Guests.
Members of the Press from all parts are re-
spectfuly invited to attend the Fair as the guests
of the Association. To prevent imposition.
identification of persons not known will be re-
CURED Invited guests Can obtain tickets of adj
mission on application To the Secretary of the
Association.
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THE VIM. LESTER PLANTATION

rs FOR RENT OR LEASE TO RELIABLE PAR
l. ties. This farm is situated on Lake Iamona, IL
miles North OF Tallahassee, % miles from Thomas
vile, and 11smiles OFF the public road. Contains
1889 Part of this plantation is rolling hills,
Of fine soil for cotton, and has never failed to pro
duce an abundant crop when cultivated; part is
evil. rich soil, lying next the lake, and produces
the finest corn and grain-also splendid pasturage
for sock. Sugar cane and potatoes grow anywhere
on the place in the greatest luxurance. There is
new 2story gin house, with good gin and iron press.
Also a new barn and other out buildings. This
place can be rented for 81. 200. with the use
of four Mules, to be returned in good condi-
ton replaced if lost p bales of good cotton,
TO be delivered in Thomasyille
will sell also other mules, Mustang pony,
fine colts, (Almont) one now ID the other II months
old-both bay mares from splendid mothers-l a
Kentucky mare, the other part Morgan. Alse
good mich cows, onehalf Jersey.
Parties wishing TO rent can communicate with L.
L. Wyche or r. E. Lester, Townsville, Ga, or
MRS. WILLIAM H. LESTER,
2S-3m Bradfordve, Fla.
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FLORIDA UNIVERSITY,
LAW DEPARTMENT
ANNOUNCEMENT.

ANNOUNCEMENT.
IN THE UNIVERSITY CATALOGUE OF THE
i current year il stated that special announce
menI would be made if Law Term be held this
College year. The matter was conditioned upon
the encouragement given by the number proposing
to attend.
The encouragement is now assuring, and the Law
Lectures will begin on the Sd OF December, 1854,
at the University, Tallahassee, and continue to
March 4th 1885
Price for all the tickets, $50. Diploma $40. Mar
circulation, S.
j. KOST Chancellor.
J. T BERNARD, Secretary.
tE- Jacksonville Herald Pensacola Commercial
Lake City Reporter, Gainesville advocate, Quincy
Herald and Tampa Guardian copy four times and
send bill to the Chancellor Oct. IA. 1SS4-2m
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Award of Premiums.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.

For Single Ticket admitting one person. 50
Children under twelve years of age and over six. y
Four.horse vehicle and driver -...........$2 90
Two-horse vehicle and driver. ........ W
One-horse vehicle and driver . IS
Saddle morse AMI rider ........................ 20
All two horse vehicles carrying passengers in
side the grounds, per day. ........... w
All one horse ditto, per day. ............:.. 81
~ Stockholders and their families will be ad-
mittcd free on tickets issued by the President.
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FOR SALE.

TN; A PARTY COMPETENT TO MANAGE
i She saue, one-half interest In my machinery at
this splace, consisting. in part Of Thirty Horse
PoMM Engine, Grist Mills, saw MIL, shingle NH,
Cottdn Gins, &c. JOHN BRADFORD,
{ NJ u, 1sef-lms
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IsstslY D. BALL R. C. LONG.
Formsx3S Surveyorl3eneral Attorney u LAW
~ Florida
Boz BALL 6 LONG,.
RElRSTATE DEALERS AND AGENTS.
sA TALLAHASSEE. FLORIDA.

e~sx3ege and small trActs Of improved and unim,-
proved sds In Lsgn and Wakulla counties -saitsOie
FOR stse& farm crpps. fri y track farming, oayMg;
and gG%4d stock EuistnE, especially sheep rok 49,
ct Low 3tres and on easy erms.
~ Ne specially 1aFshe locations on Lakes yas g.
con, LADtte and BRADFORD In Leon c0auty ana On -
high mock shofes Of the Wakuna and St naIksn NJ
en-. in knlla coanty. within few miles o. NE 1''
with a. lance Of anh, oysters and game. -
Eh State and Government lands seiecsea 49,
euteFed4T parties upon application.
~ S1pA plAte md descriptions turnished 49,. -
We $3.50 compIGSe Abstract Of Tides to eyey - =.
land inZe1a coant8 caxsfully compilsd hon csssS
h1be - q Iadk I1nrida, - lna1s slinass -.
~ tassress chsseflis esssssen<edf n 4
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-11-25

Competitors for the above premiums are re-
quired to have the land measured and the arl-
clcs weighed or measured, and affidavits as proof
of correctness of such measurement or weight
produced in form as required below
The requirements above must be furnished in
writing to the Secretary at the time of making
the entry
No premium will be awarded for yield, on any
crop, unless liberal samples are exhibited.
STATE OF FLORIDA, - county. - be-
ing duly sworn, says: He accurately measured
the piece of land upon which -- raised crop
of - the past season, and the quantity OF
land is - acres and no more.
[Signed] =".
Sworn TO and subscribed before me this -
day Of -, 49,. [Signed] --, j. p.
STATE OF FLORIDA, - county -- be-
ing duly sworn, says He raised crop Of -
the past season upon the land measured amount
ing 10 - bushels. and mere Tor measured
in a sealed half bushe, as the case may bel and
that the statements in regard to manner OF cult
walton, &c, are correct to the best of his know-
edge. Signed
Sworn to and subscribed before me this -
day of -, 49,. [Signed] --, P.
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9PEcIAL OFFER.
Only for Decem Der.

An Subscribers to the FLoRIDIAN. who pay to
January /, 1885, and one year in 0dcance. will
receive, q premium, the American Farmer,
for 1885; q sixtecn-page Monthly Agricultural
Magazine, devoted exclusively to the interests
Of the Farmer, Stock Breeder, Dairyman, Gar
dener, &C.
New Subscribers, and those renewing for 1885,
will also receive the American Farmer.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-11-25

Western girls seem to have as keen
an eye to the main chance as their Eastern
sisters. A prairie pansy, summering at
Waukesha, was asked by Texas sun
flower if she would share his lot, and the
pat reply was: "Yes-if it is corner
one, and you will build on it."
Two dollars RENTED during the
present month will secure you the Flo
RIDIAN and american Farmer for 1885.
A young wife who thought she was
losing her husbands affections went to
seventh daughter of a seventh daugh-
ter for love powder. The mystery wo-
man told her: Sect raw piece of beef,
cut fiat, about half an inch thick. Slice
en- onion and rub the meat on both sides
with It, Put on pepper aud salt, and
toast it on each side over red coal fire.
Drop on it three Jumps of butter and two
sprigs Of parsley, and get him to eat il. >
The young wife did 60, and her husband
loved her ever after.
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CLASS Field and Garden Products.

CLASS 2-FIetd and Garden PRODUCTS.
Best sample two bushels of corn for bread. 81 90
corn for stock. 90
oats . 200
WSeat....:::. go
barrel of Irish potatoes raised
in Florida. ................. 200
Best display field peas, two bushels, each
variety In Sacks. .............. wv
five bushels largest sweet potatoes. 200
sample barrel turnips. 200
bale of upland cotton, owned and raised
second best bale of upland cotton 500
100 pounds long staple cotton 500
two stalks of cotton Observation-Disclosures. 200
fleece Of wool, not less than five pounds 90
peck white onions. Observation-Disclosures. %
peck onions, any other variety ........ 100
barrel a-bagaS. ..................... w
dozen red turnip beets. ............... 100
three head cabbages ................ :. 100
and largest three pumpkins .......... 100
three casnaWs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. W
three watermelOns. Observation-Disclosures. 90
three egg plants NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. W
dozen cucumbcrS. Observation-Disclosures. W
hall bushel English peas .............. loo
half bushei snap beans. loo
peck tomatoes. Observation-Disclosures. %
dozen bell peppers. W
display Of vegetables raised by exhibitor
in Middle Florida, or Thomas county,
Ca in not less than six varieties. 500
display Of all agricultural products raised
by exhibitor on one farm. ........ 10
25 stalks cane, with root and top.. 200
Ley All parties competing for this premium will
be furnished separate space for their exhibits
CLASS 3-Domestic Manufactures.
Best barrel of Florida flour $50
Second best ditto. Observation-Disclosures. 800
Best two bushels of meal ........ -. 400
two bushels of homny made in Florida
or Thomas county, Ga. ...... 200
half barrel of sugar made In Florida or
Thomas county, Ga................. 500
half barrel OF syrup made in Florida or
Thomas county, Ga.... ........... 500
Competitors for premiums on sugar and syrup
are requested to give description of the process
of making the same.
Best box of cigars made In Middle Florida. $500
barrel Of oysters In she'll - 100
dozen cured mullet. ........ 100
dozen spongcs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
CLASS 4-Special Rsmixms.
The following five additional and special
premiums are open TO Middle Florida:
For the best balance sheet (properly vouched
for) with notes, exhibiting the best man.
aged plantation with not less than ono
hundred acrea under the plow. &3OW
For the same for farm OF not less than
twenty acres. ............ 1000
For the same for the beat managed market
garden or truck farm. Observation-Disclosures. 1900
For the most complete and accurate expert
nient testing the value Of cotton seed a.
For the same experiment In corn. %
Competitors for The above premiums will -
required to1ubnit their rep0fts with AFFIDAVIT Of
lhetr oorrectnen aataehed e. or heioFe Janna.y
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iALABASTIN E!

TIE. only Natural and only Durable Covering for
WALLS AND CEILINGS.
Cheaper and superior to Hard-fnish, Wall Paper,
KalsDmine or Paint. Ready for the brush by add
in0 Not Water. Can be easily applied.
Ezg- For sale at the Drug Store of
eept. IL, 1888. N. LIVELY.
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n GRAPE VINES.
San Luis Vineyard & Nursery,
RE TALLAHASSEE, FLA.

AlEhose who set out an Orange Grove or rear
Orch2sd should plant Grape Vines between the
trees,SAnd thereby get the third year q crop which
would all their former expenses for the trees
and f4f the vines Set out in vineyard, grape vines
suitedIto the climate will pay handsomely the
plant2t, whether it be in making wine or shipping
the gtees.
Wd4$der to the public varieties thoroughly tested
and sizing and healthy plants raised from cuttings,
and Al acclimated in Florida, which is great ad-
vantsN$ sover all those raised in the North.
Senesfor price list.
Ell DUBOIS s. BERLITZ,
SS p. O. Box 1S2, Tallahassee, Fla
NoES1S, 1Ss4-4m
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THE
Seventh Annual Fair
Agricultural and Mechanical
Association
viii open at the Fair Grounds, at Tallahassee
on Thursday, 18th day of January, 1885,
and continue during the week.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
The Grounds.

The Grounds.
The Fair Grounds lie half mile north OF the
city limits, with a good roadway the entire dis
lance.
Transportation.
Vehicles of all kinds will be in attendance at
the depot and en- the streets, in readiness 10
transport visitors and exhibits to and from the
grounds Prices For passengers, each way, %
cents; for freights, % cents for one-horse loads
so cents for two. horse loads.
Arrangements for half rates for visitors and
exhibits have been made with the various trans
pOrtation lines.
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Entry Fees.

No entry fee will be charged on any article or
animal entered in competition for premiums.
Exhibitors OF machinery not competing for
premiums and parties desiring space for exhibit
ton, will make special arrangements by appi-
cation to the Secretary before the opening day.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-20
Monday. Fcbrunry 4th, 1854.

Placentia School District Bonds: six bonds
II $500 each, bearing $ per cent per aunum
MT
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-20
David Wagner. Defendant,

Action brought In the Superior Court Of the
State Of California, In and for the county Of Los
Angeles, and the complaint filed in said county OF
Los Angeles, in the Office Of the Clerk OF said Su
perior Court
The people OF tho state Of California send
greeting to David Wagner, Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named Plain
tits, in the Superior Court Of the State Of Cali
fornia, In and for the County Of Los Angeles. and
TO answer the complaint filed therein, within ten
days exclusive OF the day Of service) after the
service on you Of this Summonsif served
within this County; or, II served elsewhere
within thirty days-or Judgment by default will
be taken against you according to the prayer Of
said Complaint.
The said action Is brought to recover judg-
inent against you for the sum Of s457s Si-lUo
with interest thereon from October 4th, 1888, at
the rate Of six per cent. per aDnum, alleged to be
due from you to plaintiffs on eertaia proms-
sorry note Of date June l, 1888, for the further
sum Of $40 22-100 alleged to be due for goods,
wares and merchandise sold and delivered TO you
by plaintiffs, for such other or further relief as
may be Just and for costs Il suit. Reference Is
had to Complaint for particulars
And you are hereby notified that, II yeu fail to
appear and answer the said complaint, as above
required the said Plaintiffs will take Judgment
against you as demanded, to-wit: for the sum of
sIj7s 9l.l0o with interest thereon from October
4th, 1883 at the rate of q per cent. per Aunum;
for the further sum OF $40 22-100 for such other
or further relief as may be Just and for costs Of
suit.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the Su.
perior Court Of the StAte Of California, In and for
the County Of Los Angeles, this 9th day Of Octo-
Der In the year OF our Lord, one thousand eight
hundred and eighty three.
(sEAL.l A. W. POTTS, Clerk.
By Y. II. OWEN, Deputy.
GLAssEIL. SMITH & PATTON, Attorneys for
Plaintiffs. tan1 2m