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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-08-30

IT is quite common to hear people
croak that they cannot get good
Manila cigars. You may he sure
they have not been to Merchants for
any of his new invoice. SO2 st
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-08-30

KAMAKELE, the dummy member
from Makawao, looked like Il fish out
of water in his claw-hammer suit, at
the propagation of the Assembly.
The top of his head was covered
with a forty cent stove pipe hat
which needed brushing.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-08-30

REV. f. c. Oggel will preach at
the Bethel tomorrow morning. In
the evening n bible reading illus
trating the Worker and the Word
will he given.
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ARRIVALS.

August %
Tern Eva from :. +.
Stmr Likclike from Kahulni
Schr Rob Roy from Koolau
Schr Waiehu from Koolau
Schr Waimalu from Waimea
Schr Ehukai from Waialua
Schr Liholiho from Waimea
Schr Caterina from lIanalei
Schr Nettie Merrill from Lahaina
Scm Kawailani from koolau
August 30
Stmr Lehua from Windward ports
Stmr Kinau from Windward ports.
Schr NJ + Foster. from llanamaulu
Stmr WaiInanalo from Waimanalo
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-08-30

The Captain and Officers of ii.
b. Nj. S. Constance were presented
to His Majesty the King, at noon
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-08-30

The Portuguese Commissioner,
Senior Canavarro, returned from his
official visit to the other islands, by
the Kinau.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-08-30

The Hawaiian Mission Children's
Society meets this evening at the
Waikiki residence ofMr. w. w. Hall.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-08-30

HENRY Buckle, son of the late
.iailor of Oahu Prison, died yesterday
of Consumption. His funeral took
place this afternoon.
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DEPARTURES.

August %
Schr Waioli for Hama
Scm Kamoi for Laupahoehoc
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-08-30

HIS Excelleney Paul Neumann,
Attorney-G General, will leave on the
Alameda for q short visit to the coast.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-08-30

SEVENTY seven cabin and one
hundred and fourteen deck passen-
gers arived by the Kinau.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-08-30

There will be meeting of the
Royal Arch Chapter tonight at seven
O'Clock.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-08-30

The Rev. j. A. Cruzan and wife
returned from Hawaii by the Kinau.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-08-30

REMENYI's farewell concert takes
place this evening.
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SUN, Moon AND SEA.
IELEPH0NlC.

Diamond Head, Aug. 30, 3p. NJ.
Light n. +. wind.
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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

II. II. II. Princess Likclikc arrived
by the Kinau.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-08-30

ARTISTS materials, pine and ebony
casels, at King Bros. SO2 st
Governor Daniels, of the Island of
KahOOlawe is in town.
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EMMA snuARE CONCERT.

The Band will play at Emma
Square. this afternoon at 4 80. The
following is the programme
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-06-03

Truck farmers OF this section are very much
discouraged with this seasons operations thus
far, aud unless quicker transit and lower feight
rates are secured for the future and other mar
kets-Wesern markets-are accessible. We
doubt if any great area will be devoted To vege
table culture in Leon county Rapid transit and
low freight rates are as essential To successful
alrl profitable truck farming proper pack
ing, careful handling while in transit to mar
ke, and fair dealing on the part of commission
men.
Concert of action, union of interests, and a
thorough understa nding MS to purposes-ship
ments-are also matters of vital Importance in the
prosecution OF this Industry. The major part of
vegetables-notably potatoes-raised along the
Atlantic coast and throughout Florida is shipped
to Eastern markets In ordinary seasons such
course will do well enough, rs Foridas crop
comes in few weeks in advance of Savannah
and Charleston vegetables, our shippers realize
good prices, and their products are mostly dis
posed Of when the Others begin 10 come into the
markets. But this season-and last year, too,
we bclieve-owng To late and cold springs
Charleston and Savannah truckers began to ship
potatoes about the same time that Floridas crop
was ready to go forward, and the result was dis
astrsus to all-glutted markets and low prices,
in some instances the producers, after losing
their shipments, were compelled to remit funds
to pay freight.
What the vegetable growers of Middle Florida
| desire is a wider range of markets. In order Ia
secure this they must first have additional trans
pnrt.ion facilities and low freight rates Aralroad
from Tallahassee to Thomasvle or To Eufhua
would enable the truck farmers "t hi, section
To put their vegetables in the markets OF the
West several hours in advance of the time mad,
by any existing line The building of either %
these connections would greatly shorten the dis
lance to the West and of course reduce the cos
of transportation.
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Miss Carrie Chaires is visiting Trends 4,
Sanford
Miss Fannie PApy visiting Trend, at Fer
nandina
MIR. W r Blake, Of Lloyd,, WIS in t, SIC
us last week
Col John E. Page and wife EFF tor New
York on Friday
Mr.. W. H. Levy, OF Micanopy. j. visiting
friends in the city.
Mrs. Geo. B. Curry l4s' week len for her
home, at ST. Ahans VI.
DR.. A. J. Spencer aud wife are spending A
few days in E,s Florida
Miss Hattie Brooks, OF Mpniicrlio, : visiting
her auui, Mrs. J T. Porter.
Mrs. James Castillo i >i,-nd.n- F.. tcws
weeks with friends at Pllaika
Miss Aleida Bomqus,. OF Jac1>,,,ie. is
visiting friends in Tallahassee.
MIR. George Greenhow, q; Macon t.. spent
few days at Tallahassee las week
Miss Elise Hallowcs, of Jacksonville. i in
the city as guest of Mrs. & c FLOYD
Mrs H. H. Berry, OF Orsnge county. is
visiting her mother on Adams stree
MIR. VIM. O. Sperr and family at Oan-c
county, are visiting friends in hr city
Mr.. l. kwilcchi, ot Btinh,id.t. ia. Las
been visiting friends in Tallahassee he ;.~t
week
-Mr II X Clark representing ia" Jackson,
V''le Dd"g HF"" mas "'eh u ~" c'iy Tor Nv
days
t"'' Angus i"f'''' 81 I'd son. VA, 4
welcome VISITOR ~ me fh"Rihl\N 'a'c'nh Hst
rrluay.
-Iap'. H. l. Blocker las W. rc'arn"d
rom 0o"'h rIof''a' ana yesterday dFsH'ttu
LOT rensac"lS'
-loh- 'an'nei r"Sc"' hartman 81 '"r SAFE
democratic '"m'hl''er. arrived ~ ''v = James
last evening
-OoI"nei II. DuVt'. Sat" t'-.nr't = III
the cry Gu ro"f /" 'Nvfc''"o'e !" inspect me
drainage operations.
Mrs John Qualy lett las W''A tor C""m
bus One" where her daughter viii >""H - '''HH't
at 81 Mary College
-1apt. T. "A FINLEY, 'd''"l ri lhc Lake Gay
reporter, spent pleasant h"uf ~ TIE FI"iIti ~
once last Friday morning.
DR. " IT Howerton last ""'"' Say irn d
the Leon over to the Tallahassee lip;e} '"m1NN
ana departed Tor AshcV'le, t.
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New Advertisements.
Sale Under Foreclosure.

In the Circuit, Cpuri OF The second judicial
Circuit nf Florida in and for Leon County.
In CHANCERY
Theophilus West Complainant, vs. Emma F. West,
Administrators estate {. b. West. deceased, Ne
PENDANT.
TN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER IN r.
abovr entitled cause, rendered by the Hon. David
: walker Judge of said court, on the 18th day Of
Nav 1884, will sell to the highest bidder for cash
on Tie Court House square. In the city OF Ialia'las
sas FLORIDA on the first Monday OF July next, the
ssme being the 7th day of the month the following
deacribed real estate The northwest quarter OF the
suuthwest quarter and the southwest quarter oil tue
sonthwest Quarter, In section 49, township = range
> north and east, situate, lying and being in Leon
,nntv Florida X. A. SHINE,
Jurs 8, lSS4-4w Special Master.
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issue indicates the situation
Pll.'Aa N.*s.
Our. Nominees.

The issues IT tho war are dead There is no ele.
al V!falitv in them, and they cannot blossom
l-,in into purple and red. charm the sorccress
never wisely Inc grey and the blue fraternlZr
r. he sections had not done even "hc'O d.. wah W
since so. and we hear more Of the line marked
by Mason ard Dixon 1t is titling that when the
Federal soldier ads Ia build Home for the dtsti.
tutc Confederate tar government Itself should
recognize the worth IF the charity which binds into
harmony elements ono" 80 di-cordant. When the
Red Ro~- w-dd.d the White peace settled upon
fnr',id he ) 'ul aad the North can bind into
onr ira.r, ala Tie laurel and the lily by the
..e fiDu ~ level nd and Carlisle In campaign
~ Tia. :" gr md young soldiers OF peaceful Veto
not even the rt,iwarts can wave the bloody
shirt the parties viii divide mp II new issues
and .eoyrl hicA lines ccase 10 separate homo
gcneous pe pie.
The bont Il meu can I've ionnd everywhere, thank
tioi and I! ose who ask tor honor 10 national or
tate poiiti. must show Il record for more than n
virtue com in equal degree 10 thousands of
their fellow cit Gems. The sane spru which
pr0ruut-d Cen. Perry risk all for what he be-
licved the tight during the war prompted him.
sc0rnnL 81 cap praise. To collect, rs trustee and
agent the aims Of orphans against his own county
The same s,irt will prompt him 10 execute fear
esSlv and il partially the laws "t his State as her
Executive hief, and the spirit of justice II
make him .dvocate Cons 'itutiOna Convention,
even KNOWN z his term OF office would be shortened
thereby Is ,rn in the North, but showing pure
record and IGNORED life spent in the South, identi-
fed with noac OF the opposing factions, but host
III himself give F.. 4. Perry for Governor of
Florida
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The following civil appointments have been
made by the Governor and duly commissioned
during the past week
{. ) d. johnson, 10 be County Commissioner
in and tor the county of Liberty.
Robert K Taylor, to be Justice of The Peace
in and for the county OF Orange
+. :. Tyner, 10 be- Justice of the Peace in ana
tor the county of t1illshorough.
\. j. White, to be Justice OF the Peace in and
for The county Of Marion
Edward l.. Cappea, TO be Pilot Commissioned
IN and for The county of ST. Johns
l. VI. Aud, to he Notary Public in and for H. E
county 0i Orange.
james II. Fincgan, TO be Notary Public in en' |
for the county OF Eolusa.
{. Mckenzie Oerlng 10 be Notary Public in
and tor the county of Escambia.
W. F. Burls, j L. Wallace. to be NutaricS
Punlic in and tor the State al large
Herbert K. White to be auctinne"r in and or
The county at Alachui.
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commissioner W. D. Chipey. in charge of the
territory west of the Suwannee, has appointed
the following gentlemen to constitute the Expo
sition Committee of Leon county Messrs. P.
Houstoun, John Winthrop, r. A. Shine, W
1. Webster, John P. Roberts, W. P Byrd. c. c.
fearce, George Lewis, John Bradford We need
not say that the personnel of this committee is
guaranty for the wise and energetic discharge Of
tue duties devolving, and that if its efforts are
properly seconded Leon county will show up at
New Orleans for what she is worth No county
has better committee and none has better re-
sources to exhibit. meeting of the committee
is called for next Thursday, 5th instant
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-06-03

We printed recently an account of
the ceremonies attending the unwilling of
the monument erected at Quincy by the
Ladies' Memorial Association Of Gadsden,
as reported by the correspondent of the
Jacksonville Times Union, who also fur
ni>hed the subjoinei description of the
monument
First base gray granite four feet i've inches square
resting upon "A b-Ick tJuu iatou with the
ground ID base, material three feet five
inches square; third base, Italian marble two feet
niue inccs square. base dirblock, same msterial,
two tee three inches square, moulded around upper
edge 10 4 halt ronud centre, with inscriptions in
raised letters, south side April NJ 1854 on
the II lrth SIDE, = Our FALLEN Heroes. Dlc-bluck
same material w" feet square, an north side the
s'uptnred figure oi Confederate soldier in stand
ing position, in uniform. with SLOUGH hat, army
cape and coat belt marked &c : A, and cartridge
box. lett hand resting nn the stock of amusktt, the
muzzle down, with detached bayonet. right arm
across the bretst, trly Tie whole hand concealed
under the breast OF the coat. the WHEEL of art
Icry WogHn. cannon and balls the right side of
figure, AT lis corner part, and its le side, cannon
drum aud balls, with Confederate iag in back
ground and ABOVE the figure SCROLL in raised let
tcrs, the Latin words ESto Rl@tunu; on the south
SIDE le inscriptions, in raised letters Sacred to
the memory IT Confederate Soldiers from Gadsden
county, Florida, who died in the defence of their
COuntry&
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-06-03

The manner in which the so-called
INDEPENDENTS have tlocked to the standard
of Cheney, Eagan & Go. prove that oats
are being put in the various county sta
bes.-Hey West democrat.
No man can claim a nomination SIM
plv because he desires it, a dark horse
sometimes makes the strongest candidate.
Putnam county must have candidates
this wear that will work and win. The
county is Democratic, if it is close. But
the united strength of the party is sutfi-
cient to make clean sweep dlatkd
UeraM
Major Benz. Robinson, the talented
editor of the Pensocolidn, of Pensacola,
arrived in town yesterday and honored
the Co,rier Office with a most pleasant
call. The Major will be In town a few
DAYS. and we would advise all our readers
who can to give him subscription for
his thorough going Democratic and wide
awake journal before he leaves. The
! Pensacolinn is making a reputation in
our county of which its brilliant, talented
| and energetic editors may feel proud =
! lNdriannd Courier.
| The Starke Telegraph brings forward
the name of Col. VIM. McWilliams, of
Italia, for Congress from the Second Dis
trict. Between the gallant Irishmen of
Starke and Italia there has ever existed a
warm and admiring friendship, founded
on mutual merit and attraction. We
have Col. McWiliams' assurance that he
is not and will not be a candidate for
Congress, but at the same time il abun-
dainty entitled TO honorable mention for
past services and devoted fidelity to the
narty of which he is an eloquent cham
nion.-Zdcksonvii Herald.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-06-03

There is situated in Capt Reid's garden,
inst in from, Of his house, q rare plant in this
country. 1t is "sago palm" native Of the
East Indies, and is so seldom found in this cOun-
try as to be quite curiosity Ii is plant in
,ermediate between palm and fern, from which
the sage" used as food is obtained The plant
in Capt. Reid's garden has bloomed twice, one
bloom above the other. with rev of new leaves
or branches between, and it presents an appear
ance worth sesing.-Raistka NSNs.
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Is.

MARRIAGES.
AL Raven>wood, Mr.. Theodore H. Whitney and
Miss sophie l.. Hecker
AT New Hamburg y. Y, DR.. r. II. Dean, OF
Letsburg, Fla, and Miss Mamie e. Myers.
AT Long Pond, Mr. K R. Peston and Miss Ida
Price; Mr.. Harry Bryan and Miss Roena clifton.
AT Rockford, ILL.,, Mr.. +. VI. Penield. of Jackson
vile, and Miss Matte c. Bardin.
In Hamilton county, Mr.. p D. Clardy and Miss
Mary }. Sumner
Al Orange City. Mr.. Samuel l.. Chamberin and
Miss Nellie V. Jones.
At s.. Augustine, Mr.. Andreas Ximanies.
At Letsburg, Mr.. j. y" Dyches
AT Boorningdae, James, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. {
l. MAY.
AT Lake View, Miss Lula Brown
At Lake City, Mrs. Ada Cone
Al Monticello, Mrs. L. VI. Braswell Capers Bird,
son oil General and Mrs ". c. Bird.
AT Jacksonville, Belle Synett, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs W. b. Thomas.
Al Nolusia, Mr.. Matthew A. Bridge.
AT Key West, NJ. Thomas Ferguson.
AT Jacksonville, riss Jennie B:sbee.
At Hammock Ridge Mr.. c. B. Roberts
AT Sanford. Mr.. +. s. White; Mr.. Patrick Doyle
At Orange City, 'r. Louis P Langdae.
At Apalachicola, Mrs. Mary Austin
At Anthony Place, Mr. Vim. Young.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-06-03

Turner Morris departed this life on the 18th Of
March. aged 81 years He left testimony that
he has gone To that rest that remains for the
people Of the Lord. A good citizen and neigh
Dor and IA useful man. He was Il member of The
Baptist Church for several years, and was clerk
OF the church about five years before his death.
He leii wife and iou- little children to mourn
their loss NJ
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80
4 4 ard.

To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretions OF YOUTH nrrvons weakness. early de-
cav. loss of manhood, &c, | Will send yon = rec
lpe that will cure ynn. FREE IF charge 1 bis
great remedy was discovered by missionary in
South America Send "a selt-aidrc>sed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH r INMAN, Station ID, New
York CITY ~ ~
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EO RepHir - images.

Dear lady, there i probably 10 ~. !. . ,-
you that fashionable If in gr,.:' -, /, 4,t..h
on your beauty Lale houiS los 81 ~,ri, .s-n
mental excitement viii leave yo8 ~ and l'5
shorn OF those beaut nj tr,e-.S which ar,w
lovers around You n other ytni> Artificial
substitutes never rr,. tnr tit T. Tic and
glossy locks P,kcr's EIoir BtSm VIII >I,p
your hair from falling oul, rt-t - - na' il;'l
color and sotfne>s and Prove Clo;t >nr and Afiir-
tcitl To the >cAiD
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'On fame : eternal camping ground
Their silent tents are spread
And Glory guards with solemn round
Tho hiynuur nf The dad -

Erected hy thu l,dies of the Memorial Association
of Gads|'u county, Florida. On the west side ni
the die block Is sculpiurcd seal of the Confederate
states, and on the side i sculItured seal of
The State of Florida Above the Giciilock is mas
>ivr ornamental cap two feet three inches square
"n this rest. the shaft tn feet biz OF Italian mar
bic, round with heavy drapery representing the
Confederate hlg, with embeIns underneath the dra-
perry on the north sid crossed swords, with the
raisod letters &C s. ~" above. The heigit OF
the monument is seventeen teet four inches The
cost in round numbers is about 81 500 and WAS
purchased of James Clark & Co, Louisville. Ky;
aud Mr. j. +. Barbour. Thomasvie, Ga, assisted
by Colonel John I. Howard, Quincy, supern
tended It's erection.
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ATHENS GA February % 1873

ATHENS, en-, FtbruarE II, ISiN.
SIR-My child, five years old. l'ad symptoms
of worms | tried calomc and either worm
medicines but f.iled to tVpcl An;. Seem. W..
Brains certificate, g"i 4 wal ~ .our "'m
Oil and The first dose brought !orv worms. and.
the second dose 80 many wee .r,~-i ''ti -"
count them : Ii. ADAMS.
VI Lively sole agent Nav l.; I'm
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VI. Lively. the Druggist.

Who is always looking after The interest OF his
customers, has now secured the sale 81 Dr.. b."
sanko's Cough and Lung Syrup. remedy hat
never fails to cur COli-, Pains in HE Chest ard
all Lung affections. For proof Coughs. try
free sample borrl- Regular >jzr 20 AMI 81
MoU 4 m
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Starke telegraph. !

All friends of Governor BloXham are urgently
requested to attend the district meeting TO be held
~ this city saturday, the 3st instant The fight in
the next campaign for Governor will be between
the true Democracy and desperate men of all shades
at politics. 1t is now settled fact that Governor
R0xham will be the standard bearer Of the organ
ized Democracy in the fight, and il is greatly de-
sired that the gallant Democracy OF Bradford pre-
sent 4 solid phalanX to the enemy Nothing can
terrfv the enemy more than a solid Bloxham dele
guIon from Bradford county. Let us have it to a
man. There must he wavering in the Demo
cratic ranks # would win victory. United we
can win, divided lose Governor BloXham can
nd will lead the ID .mocratic hosts t.. victory Let
n Democrat doubt and waver, but grid On his ar
nny and 20 into the fight with a Determination to
win A good resolution is half the battle
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AmMUHI (OmMcWCFMtuTe
The commencement exercises Of the Literary
Department of Florida University Will take place
at Cables Hall, beginning next Sunday after
noon, at five O'Clock, with the commencement
sermon by Rev. w. II. Carter LII. d.
On Monday night there will be exercises in
elocuion dialogues, declarations, orations; ex-
erciscs in calisihencs, and prize drill.
On Tuesday night the play Of Manager, the
Fan Drill aud the Silent Manuel"
Wednesday, Commencement Day, compost
lions by graduating class; literary address 10y
Major A. j Russell, and comforting degrees 10y
The President.
All are cordially invited To attend
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Read This.

Ii YOU want the perfection of "u~cu~ll y me-
dies get IL bottle of Hoods Eur ha Liver Met
cine. In this climate Il cNcri~ all rrtnr'j',-
known for Liver Disease, Di,orleIcd Stomach
and troublesome Constipation For SHE t'v W.
A Raws and VI Lively, Taiaha~see f'l1. ely
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-06-03

An infalhbe cnre Tor NrHit:t, Merry Il,
Headache Earachc, Toothacht AID pru!ul III n.
situation in females: y teaspnonlui pt d.. J "
dams Joyous .Julip rs FER directions "n ''s'tlr
Nothing like it for pain. For sale by u Live j.
and W A. Rawls, Tallahassee. Fla ely
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Just AS Good.

Many unscrupulou> dealers may tell yo' they
have remedies for COUGHS AMI Coils equal in
merit and in every respect just good as h,
old reliable Dr. Bosanko Cangh ana Lung syrup
Unless You insist upon this remedy and viii take
no other, you are Iaht" 10 br greatly dccrivrd
Prices 50 cents and 81 Sod by VI Lively
NJ 4
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Road Inns.

Our fir; edition OF road laws b-jn-r\haHStcl
We have printed = few hundred copies more
Send your orders t" he FLoRipIAN "ttie'. i'rir',
one dollar per dozen. single copies zen { MS.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-06-03

No ordering from abroad when you buy
them at home the following prices Short Rib sides
Nc Bellies &c Fat Back &c l.. C. Sides, &C. Freight
addict, IS cents per 100 pounds gross weights Com
pare prices with Savannah Mobile The above
sold at Y A. Levy's.
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Pensacola Ad 7aacs- Gazette

The l"I;owius staff officers of the Governor
IN! Adut4 nt-GencrAl viii attend the encAmp-
ment in .JuI e
Col p L'Enge, Quartermastei Genera
Col p B Stockton, Commis>ary General.
c." Geo. p Raney, Judge Aforementioned.
Ca F. b Genovar, Chief Ordnance Officer
C"l John A. Henderson, lnspector-Grnera
Coz A l.. Randolph, Surgeon General.
Major L. p Knowles, Aid-de-Camp.
Col F. j. Moreno, Aid-de-camp.
Capt : H. Butler, Aid de Camp.
Capt F L. Robertson Aid de amp.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-06-03

As Assignee of B. A. Meginniss, offer his
stock Of goods, consisting of Hardware, Agricul-
tural Implements and Crockery, at cast. The
entire stock To be sold In the next go days
GEO H. MEaINNns,
May ~, 18S4.-ew Assignee.