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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-10-28

y Young man named John NaveS, living near
here. had an eating cancer on his face, which
had eaten away his nose, part OF his cheek, and
extended up nearly 10 his eye. 1t was one of
the most angry eating sores that had ever seen.
His throat finally became involved IL such an
extent that he could only swallow liquid food
Atcr using all the remedies without checking
the ravages of the eating cancer, his general
health WAS broken down. III was confined To his
ted, and Ihou2ht il to hr only question OF tine
about his death from the cancer ! put him on
Swtls Sp cic a last resort and he began To
improve with lhe first dose His general health
improved ut once, and rapidly his throat got
well the ravaCrs of The cancer were soon stop
ped ii began To heal around the edges, and after
t-w months treatment with : 5 : he has got
ten entirely well. His face is all healed over
with new flesh. and his general health il excel
lent His recovery is wonderful.
VI +. CRrMLEy, NJ d Oglethorpe, GA.
Treatise on Blood and kin Diseases mailed
free.
The Swift Specific Go, Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga
Money Saved IL Money Made"
on SAVE M in huynC suuDlirs IN
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For County Superintendent of Schools.

{ u" The friends of Prof. HENRY N. FELkEL in re-
cognition Of his sterling ability and faithful discharge
official duties take pleasure in placing his before
the people for election the office Superintendent
of Schools for Leon county. MANY VOTERS.
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Apples, Apples,
By the barrel. peck or dozen, at L. b. Byrd =.
AZ Cents.

Col. F. b. Papy, General Freight Agent of the
+. r & y. Co, yesterday telegraphel to Mr.. j.
D. Perkins that he had made the rate on cotton
from Tallahassee to Savannah, 45 cents.
This ought to be satisfactory to Tallahassee
merchants as To cotton.
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Read This.

If you want the perfection of household rene
dies, get IA bottle of Hoods Eureka Liver Medi-
cihe. In this climate ii eXccils ali remedies
known tor Liver Diseases Disorlercd Stomach
and troublesome Constipation For sale bv W.
y. Rawls aud VI Lively, Tallahassee Fla. ely
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EIGc Distribution.

What CAUSES the Great rush At NJ Livcvs
drug store The free distribution Of sample
bottles of DIR. b sauko> Cough AMI Lung Syrup,
the most popular remedy for coughs colds, con-
sumption and bronchitis now on the market
Regular size 80 cents and ST. Sept :0-1m
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-10-28

The most important discovery IS that which
bring the mos, good to The CREATES number.
Dr. Kings New Discovery tor consumption,
coughs and colds will preserve the health AND
save life, and ia a priceless boon to the afflicted.
Not only docs it positively Cuic consumption
but coughs. colds, bronchitis, asthma hoarseness,
and all affections at the throat, chest and lungs
Weld ri once To lis wonderful curative powers
If you doubt this, get trial bottle free. Sold
by any druggist.
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An inialllblr cure for Neuralgia, Nervous
Headache, ElIachc, Tnothache and painful men
strnaion in fem DIES: \ teaspoontul of DR.. Jor
dams Joyous .Julip rs per directions on bottle
Nothing like it for pain For sale by VI. Lively
and w A. Rawl> Tallahassee, Fla. CIV
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For Sale or Rent I

rINTE FOLLOWING DE>C RIBBED PROPERTY,
L to-wit: Lots So 81, So 30, tt, II, Al ana ~
situated in city of Tallahassee with TIA" imitoS
ments thereon, dwelling house which | n"W r.
side in, furnished, rooms on first floor aud IN #
tic, well plastcrcd md comfortable with 4 E"rp
kitchen and fine cistcrn complete, all insured UlJ
year. Lots all ON one square together and f'ncfu
otfn q departments including garden barn yard; stt
bles, carriage house wagon sheds, COW lnt and Hhcd
containing neul, 10 acres, 80 odd pear trees, = ~
20 orange trees, about The an number ~ lr'leE
trees of fine kind aud variety, nice Hover IAta ~
situated on College Ilill and near to the College, on
south side fine view of the dep, aud rtilr0a &
and surrounding county. Also, J. viii
to sell > fine mules we'll matched, two hnr,}
wagon and harness, nice buggy and harnc{~ 10
good condition, plOws, pair plow @v'r, on, 10
harrow and good GULLY tor, IL mead Of cnll (
consisting of good milk COWS ana 3caNc> o'lIerf
of fine quality, + head of hog" 200 bu hri, ni corn
5000 or 1000 pounds of fodder, more or les. srut
oats and sweet potatoes pumpkins, AZ. For tarmt
apply TO the subscriber. A. \. FISHER
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, oct. IS, l~S4tf
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On account of rapid fluctuations In the meat market,
cannot give quotations. but will make prices to compare
large stock OF the following meats on hand Bellies
Fat Backs L. C. Sides, G. X. Sides. QO) Y. A. LEVY.
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ATHENS, GA, December y, 1877

ATHENS GA December =, 1877
y 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 one dose
To my 1.-THE git, fpnr years old, and she passed
W. f. PHILLIPS.
VI. Lively, General Agent. Sept 30-1m
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Splen did Tonic.

A robust young lady being asked by friend what tonic
se took to make her look well. remarked We buy
from j. w. Coles & Co.. that's the only tonic
| thou and do likewise -
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FOR SALE.

4 LARGE 3" CRONCIIER No 3"SCGAR Mi l..
IN This Mill mas the largest capacity for juici If
any horse power mill mad. Apply To
Oct. 1-4w J. " COLES e. Cf)
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THE LATEST DISCOVERY


a n&lS1ln& Benent TO n III A'eODIe.
As the result of long and thorough scientific
chemical experiments, we have al last dlsCov-
cred process by winch Ortngrs mayh prtSerred
for more than r,ire nt0tthS frcsh chen picked
from the trees, without particle of Shrinking
ol the peel or the loss OF Il drop OF Juice This
is no humbug, but "A M0r0ughly-kestei proceNS and
one that will do all that Is claimed for il in every
instance where the directions are followed. We
have placed Tins receipt AT the low price o
FIFTY CENTS EACH,
in order that they may be within the reach of all
We also have a receipt tor Keeping SYRUP for
more than a year, as fresh and ~7oect AS when
first made This receipt we are selling at the
very low price OF
TWENTY FIVE CENTS EACH,
and guarantee them to be as represented.
Send money by postal mole, money order on
registered letter. Address
b. LESTER GLADDEN.,
2S4 Sumtervlle Fla.
The Rev Geo. f Thaycr, OF Bourbon Ind
SAYS: Both myself and wife owe our lives tO
Shiioh's Consumption Cure" Sold by w. A
Rawls.
Are YOU made miserable by indigestion, Con
situation, Dizziness, Loss at Appetite, Yellow
Shin? Shlohs Viazcr is a positive cure
Sold by w. A. Rawls
WHY will You cough when Shiloh's Cure will
give immediate reliet. Price ~ cents, so cents
and 81 Sold by w A. Rawls,
Sblohs Caiarrh Remedy-a positive cure iol
Calarrh, Dipthera and Canker Mouth. Sold by
w. A. Rawls.
Hackmetack-a lasting and fragrant perfume
Price 25 and SO cents. Sold by w. A. Rawls.
Shlohs Cure will Immediately relieve Group
Whoopng Cough and Bronchitis. Sold by W
A. Rawls.
For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, you have
a nrinted guarantee on every bottle of Shiloh's
yitalizer. 1t never fails to cure Sold by w
A. Rawls.
A Nasal Injector free with each bottle OF Sh
loh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 10 cents. Sold by
w A Ruwls 12eow-1y
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PETIT Jerry
Condiments. condiments.

Worcestershire Sauce by bottle, quart or gallon Said
Dressing Pepper Relish Tomato Catsup and in fact
everything nice in this line be bought cheap, at j. W
Coles & Cos. -
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WINTER BOARD

NAY BE OBTAINED AT MRS BROKAW'S
WI who has taken the Poole house, on Monroe
Street in a most central and desirable locality.
Fine cistcrn and well water large pleasant rooms.
and all the comforts of a home assured.
viii also furnish table fare day board for those
who desire II. Oct. q, 1SS4-tf
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The Rev. Geo. f. Thaycr, OF Bourbon, Ind,
Saws; Both myself and wife owe our lives TO
Shiioh's Consumption Cure" Sold by W. A.
Rnwls
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-10-28

The Gainesville IdrDcutr has this item
which shows the drift Of sentiment among the
leading white Republicans of the State: " Dir.
George J. Alden, ot New Smyrna, Volusia
county, was in the city on land business Thurs
day. In conversation with him At the Arlington
House, he Informed Ms that he had ever been an
earnest advocate of }epublictn>m, bur. said
the old gentleman, am enthusiastic Tor Perry.
| shall vote for him, will many other white
Republicans OF Nolu~a county. Pcny's election
is the greatest boon that can ever happen Il"
Florida
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Are you made miserable by Indigestion. Con-
situation, Dizziness, Loss OF Appetite, yellow
Shin? Shlohs Vltazcr is positive cure.
Sold bv W. A. Rawl%
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When you want nice lunch short notice. ju.t re
some of those nice Pickles Lunch Tongues. !O't"d Hem
Turkey. Chi ken Game Mustard ~trlinc-. ChipIc,
Beef with some fresh crackers At J. w. COLES & cos
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Democrats, watch the enemy close. They are
planmg all kinds of schemes Be prepared for
any emergency that may confront you. Be
ready to act-to act promptly. Thwart all
efforts to vote illegally lookout for attempted
frauds repcatcrs &c. let no guilty man cs
cape.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-10-28

~ In recognition OF services faithfully performed
the friends Of GEO. A. GROOM announce him as a can
didate for the office Of Tax Assessor for Leon County
and ask the support of the OF the county at the
coming election.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-10-28

ON the third day of ctober 1894 OF typhoid
DAVID GEDDIE aged sixtyeight years and months
He has left wife and and three daughters who
deeply mourn their loss He consistent member Of
the Primitive Baptist Church, called Lake Jackson
Church in Leon county, Florida. He beloved in his
family respected by all who knew him. and in all the az
fairs of his life he eadeavored to do all things well
go cambridge Democrat please copy
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-10-28

Hackmetack-a lasting and fragrant perfume
Price 25 and SO cents Sold by w. A. Rawls.
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Just Received !!
w atCh 'Em :!

gents sample hats, comprising all the shapes.
viii be sold at Ba timore wholesale prices by the single
one. ut \. A. Levys. =
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Shioh's Cure will Immediately relieve Group
Whoopng Cough and Bronchitis. Sold by W
A RAWlS
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Don fail to inspect Gilmore Fine Stock OF Furniture.
New goods arriving every day Bureaus of all kinds Fine
Chamber Sets Elegant Wardrobc and other nice things
too Numerous to mention. %
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S'UniVersal Ankle Supporter"
POLITICAL POINTERS.

Solid support TO every part Of the joint, in all sils
Infants children. Misses. Ladies and Men, at ID 4
riuuisG Jr'S
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Grand y ury

For tall term Of Circuit Court for Leon county
L. T. Raney, :. B Zcgler, John Pratorious
Richard Edwards, ;. j. Peacock, George B4rks-
dale. l.. l.. DcmiIly, J. ID. Perkins, w. J. Harris
field j. J. IIarl,ticll, j. A. Btrneau, David FL
lis, w. +, Bradley, J. ID. Pepper, J. w. Gram
ling, G. p. Davis, w. w. Woodward John f.
Demly.
PETIT JURY.
J. A Grubcr, w. G. Lewis, G. \. Choate j. G.
Vanhrunt, John a. Fekel, Amos Pitt, f. H.
Myers r. f Virgins, r. B. Lltitte, Robert
Walker, Charles f. Dyke, George w. Edmond
son, Green A. Charles. I~arc Agood, NJ. F.
Papy w. A. Demiy, Spencer Barnett, r. II
Gamble
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We Offer
Meeting of state Conmitaee.

Nails AT $500 per kcg-card rate
~ kWILECKI Il FLATATER
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TO TIL; PUBLIC.

Becoming convinced that II is the duty OF
every citizen OF Florida t. support the Demo
cratic nominees in The comm" election in order
that good government may be obtained, | here
bv sever my connection with the Independent
party, and pledge myself Ia the support OF the
entire Drmocrttc ticket, calling upon all with
whom have been associated politically to a.
SYST in The good work
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q Gard.
Old 'NeWsIDnDerS

4 wagon load OF exchanges tor sale II
FLoRIpIAN office. Price, 25 cents per 100
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HATE Hail. Hats,
Dunlaps stiH and Stetsons soa the latest fall shapes
Al d. B MeRtnniss, Jr's. 70
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EVERGREEN, Columbia Co., Oct. Ii

Times Unon.)
Mr.. ID. G. Beach, OF Fmnkltnd, AElChua
county, announces through the q ,incsville .ldro-
cute that having been deceived as To the true in
waldne>s OF the Independent movement, he al
lowed himself to he posted as an independent
candidate for the LEGISLATURE After mature de-
beration he says, he has concluded that it is his
duty to Withdraw and support tine Democratic
nominees, National, State and county. The de
cision is Il wise one, in our opinion, and we com
mend it to all those Democrats who were mislcd
by Popc's gttering gcneralitics. There is no
good in the Pope Republican side show, ami no
sensible Democrat Will allow himself to be lied
to after he investigates and what il is, as
Mr. Beach did
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49,
mOtheFs
a New Seaside Re4Ort.

Don buy Children Clothing until YOU have seen the
large Stock u LEWIS ~
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Tax Collector.

az We are authorized to announce CAPT. c.
BRYAN as a candidate for reelection to the office
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Tor Leon County.
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Why will you cough when Shiloh's Cure will
give immediate relief Price 10 cents, so cents
and 81 Sold by w A. Rawls.
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Rice! Rice !


New Rice, cents and 10 cents. J. W. Coles
4 cos. - -
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Shilol's Catarrh Remedy-a positive cure Tor
Calarrh, Dipheria and Canker Mouth. Sold by
w A RaWls
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GentIemens, Fine Shoes.
Read this Sure !

A full line of the best goods manufactured at d. E. Me
ginni-s. Jr'-. 70
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1884-11-21


Samuel d Burchard was horn September G.,
1912, at Stenben, Oneida county, New York,
where his father owned a farm which he had
purchased from the heirs of Baron Steuben, of
revolutionary fame. After receiving a common
schoul education, supplemented by attendance
at academies, he began to teach, but he was
checked IN this pursuit by an attack Of asthma.
In hopes Of benefit to his health he removed
into Kentacky when eighteen years of age,
and RENAME there as student OF Centre COL
leee. He was graduated in 1886, and almost
Immediately afterwards began TO lecture without
pay on religious, subjects, temperance, and in
opposition to slavery, supporting himself by
the work of his hands.
After course OF theology at Danville, Mr.
Burchard received license to pieich, granted
to him by the Transylsania Preststery in the
year 1888. He was soon. popular md received
many calls, OF which he preferr> done to New
York City because 1t gave him disadvantages
of the Union Theological ssnnaF. His in
staaion as pastor took place Mayl, 1889. He
was successful and highly papul,r, and bis
congregation built much larger church In
1866, together with the pastors Nlhable libra
ry. In the same yeas new edid4 was raised,
completed q pasiorate Of more than lSrty years
duration.
In 1861 he was appointed chaplain OF the
American church in Paris and III 1866 Chan
cellor of lngham University. He did not per
init these holors to interfere with his relations
to bis people, by whom he stood notwithstand-
ing his receipt OF many fatfering calls.
After leaving his pastorale, DR. Burchard ac.
cepted the presidency OF the Rutgers Female,
college, aud he breaches TO small, struggling
church in New York. His honorary title OF A
NJ Was conferred on him by, Centre College,
where he WITS graduated, and that Of ID D by
Madison University, a Baptiet Substitution OF
New York state. He has writren a great deal
or periodicals ard published tyvbooks, one Of
which wss iepnbiished N EntsnnS !.
IN Dhrchard iiiifrife1 1t NtWvffnk fady M
S47. She died In April, 1888. He lost his
idest son in the previous year. One of the
iree sous remaining OF five children is II prac.
icing ply sician, Que lawyer a one recently
graduated, Is us yet undecided as'tu the profess
ion he will follow.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1884-11-21

(TempletOu in Boston Herald,1

As am In an inquiring mood tbs week to-
wards my Republican friends, would like to
furIher ask them II they think the employment
Of Gen Butler as an agent In the canpaign has
paid Is it now their opinion thar the SlOO,U00
and more that he has received from them has
been well invested? You will see l have in
crea ed the amount considerably from what it
bargain WAS for $50,0 900. Gen Butler with his
accustomed quibbling snariness, says this was
not made on board the Tallapoosa never
said that Il was. NV information was to the
effect that Mr. w e Chandler came to Ports
mouth on board the TaIlapoosa to make it.
That be did make it have evidence which do
not doubt. Ny informant now tells me that
$50, 900 did not prove To I've enough. 1t cost
Butler II great deal Of money TO organize his
faction and provide it with funds with which to
operate all over the states OF New York, Con-
,necticut, New Jersey, Indiana and Michigan, to
sny nothing of Massachusetts. When the SoO,-
$40 gave out he went right on, putting in more
money until the money expended ran up to
$llO,0o0. Mr. Parsons was correct when he
said tiiat part Of this was paid in checks on the
New York bank with which the Republican
nntiuna's ssrniitte@ dld j,uSSness. sBss-ehG
'nfuney came hard towards tho lost. The sum
realized from tine famous and now historical
Jay Gould banquet In New York on the eve of
the election was parity used to pay up Buffers
arrears. One OF his followers asks Ii sh> can
be true, when Butler was really helping CIeve-
land rather than Blaine, in Michigan. 1t was
Il mistake to go into the state, and Butler SO
.rote while he was there To the Republican
suggesting that he had better come
on TO some place where he could he more use
in The outlay does not seem to have been
jniicious In any point of view. CamdOr cunl-
pcs Inc to say that 1t is not even sure that it
saved the Vote of Massachusetts, to Mr. Blaine.
AZ regards the local ticker, this subsidy to But
Ter was II complete faIure. MIR Henry Cabot
Lofgs's friends are attrhuting his defeat to the
Butter alliance to which IL led. can't find
Dne case in which the Republicans soiled them
selves hv nominating Butler candidates where
gnolninous failure did not attend them.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1884-11-21
DORMAN B EATON ON CLEVELAND.
Why the Country can Nope for a Clean and
Non Pariiran Civil Srrvicr Reform.
(Wnshuuton Intpryiew1

"1he president will lend the reform clement
OF his party, and his clear conviction, his high
sense OF duty, his courage, his strength Ut
character, will secure the victory. rbere Is no
public man In this country who has higher
sense OF the moral Obligations OF official ite or
who Is more certain To withstand mere paitisan
and selfish appeals than Gov Cleveland"
'.In Il Republican state lie was elected gov
ernor; as governor he has been tru3 to his
pledges and his principles. He vetoed one bill
because he held Its aim was 10 secure places and
patronage, or party advancement. lii his veto
Of the railroad fare bill he wtbstUod the threats,
prayers and cdiOiementS of all the lnanIpula-
tors, denlag gs and communists of his party.
He made mere man Uf business Instead vi
politician o! the state superintendent of public
works against the combined pressure OF tue
whole army ol partisan jobbers. They were
angry over SO much party putA2e thu, lost.
But he went far beyond all this. A New York
bill largely in the identical language OF the ia-
tonal civil service act, bur, us amended, yeG
more stringent, had his efficient support and
received his prompt signature. Undef II Il coul-
misson Of two Democrats and one Republican,
Appointed by hiu famed civil selvice rules
which he approved, and which are now Ill iulce
in the entire executive service OF Tie state Of
New York and III its citles, % in number.
The New York law Is more stringent Than Tie
federal law against political assessments. THIS
great reform SO little comprehended elsewhere
is really a political revolution in The Enpire
state which will give Gov Cleveland high per-
manent place ii. her history. For patriotic dis
interestedness in the surrender of patronage, 1t
has 40 parallel in our annals. except IN the pas
sage Of the act of 1888 by Il Republican admin
isuation. That Gov Cleveland has his heart in
the work, and justly estimates the great result
achieved, is shown in his annual Intssuge of
January last. He shows how certainly chat pol
icy ill stimulate and honor her COMMON SCHOOL
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1884-11-21

brary" Is completed The net proceeds Of the
two courses, for the benefit of a library, are
about $50. Rev Edward Wright las been
The chief mover in the matter and II Is hoped
his example will be followed as heartily as 1t IL
appreciated.
Exercises by the senior class Of the Vermont
Methodist seminary, will take place Friday
evening. They will consist Of original essays
and orations.
painter hy The name Of Randall, fell from
a ladder while at work on the rectory here Mon
day, and broke OF his ribs.
There was large attendance et the rink Sat
uraay evening tn witness sundry races for d.
vers prizes in which various individuals took
foot The best time made in the mile race was
5S. The other sports were OF so amusing a.
character that even those who could not skate
rolled with laughter.
The hnse cart formerly owned by the "Vol
unteer Of Burlington, purchased by the new
hose company here, arrived last week am the
company gave the Hydrants test Tuesday
with satisfactory resas, both as regards their
hose and the water power.
The ladies of Bethany society hsd a fair In
the rink building Tuesday. The proceeds were
fair
The Norman's Ideal Company which appear
ed Friday evening gave the best representation
Of a disappearance that had ever been Witness
ed here. The dancing was excellent, especially
the "hreak down." They ought to have given
q good thing they were so very "fresh." The
audience treated them very kindly and left
early.
Examination of teachers for Washington
county viii take place AZ The court house here
November IS and 20, at 10 clock a m.
Some very quaint things happen up at tn
state mouse. A member wishing to refer in
snppch tD a brother member and failing TO re-