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was listened to with the attention it de- served. He briefly alluded to the causes, or cause that brought on the war, and touched on the prominent scenes of the struggle and drew therefrom the incen- tives to patriotism that should animate all citizens. Three of the memorial addresses in this state were delivered by nalves of Holland. to wit 70. M Joslyn ;.t Hart ford, D. B. Marvin, Rockville, ald l.. H. Fuller in his native town. One We heard, and one we read and certainly the town may be proud of its T. presentatiyes in that line.
 The June term of the superior court for Holland county opened Tuesday Chas. B. Andrews judge, Sheriff West at the sheritf's desk, and Henry Doyle messen- ger. There was but little business done the first day as usual, and the jury were excused until two weeks from Tuesday Q7th). There are four civil jury cases on the trial list, but indications are that all will not be tried The following are jul TOTS this term Tolland--Andrew J. Met calf Andoyer-Wm. M Blackman Bol- ton-Harvey w Hastings Columbia Geo. B Fulter; Coventry James o. Free man, Dwight Clark Ellington-Edwin Talcott Hebron-Fred Burnham ManSs field-J. B. Merrow, Chas. Rosebrook Somers-John w. Prentiss; Union-Ros- cius Back Stafford -J. A. Foster, Miner Fairman :; Vernon-Maro Hammond, Al fred Driggs Willington-L Luclen W. Holt, Francis M. Bartlett.
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The undersigned will come to Stafford June 18th, for the summer months, aud during his stay will give lessons in elocutien to such as may desire his services. Execution is not a superficial study, but deals directly and pri- marily with thought. As Delsarte says it is "a art of
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TULLAND.

The Womans' Christian Temperance Union of Poland will hold their meeting at the lecture room of the Congregational church on Friday, June 18th, at p. m. All ladies interested in the cause of tenn perance are earnestly invited to be present.
 (FRoM 'sRETsEL.')
 -Ex-Sheriff l.. G. Winter will again oc, cupy the County Hotel, and will soon be ready to greet old friends, and new ones too, in in his usual eheery and hearty manner
 School in district No, 1 closes nexi week.
 The late freeze did great damage tc early vegetables and small fruits, especial ly strawberries, which gave promise of g large crop. The woods in many places look as though they had been scorched:l
 -The base ball fever is having run and there is some talk of trying to organ ize nine.
 Court will probably adjourn Wednes day for two weeks.
 There was very fair attendance a the.Decoration Day exercises last Friday although it was day for oYercoats an6 mittens. An evergreen wreath, a baske and bouquet of flowers were provided fo each soldiers grave. MT. Fuller's address
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SOMEERS.
TCoRREsPoNDENoE.

The building recently occupied by Mr. Blish for harness work is now being stocked with meal and feed by w. c. Pease and the public can shortly be ac- commodated in this direction without the trouble of driving to the mill.
 --The contract for painting has been given to MT. Gilbert of Springfield, and the church has already undergone the cus- tomary denuding of blinds, &c. We un- derstand the society committee contem- plate other improvements, such as "horse blocks" for the use of the decrepit church goer, new doors for the basement en- trance, etc. ..
 -Valirus Kibbe has bought the ceme- tery lot and granite monument recently erected by Homer Hall and parties from Burnham's monumental works in Hartford are now at work re-lettering the shaft. And, by the way, one of these gentlemen is brother of the famous temperance re- former, Francis Murphy, and resembles him considerably.
 A small delegation attended the circus at Rockville on Monday, and these do not speak in the highest terms of the show as 8 whole.
 Rev. MT. Dutton of Longmeadow preached here on Sunday last, in exchange with MT. Gleason.
 Norman Kibbe of North Somers, who recently had a severe stroke of paralysis died on Saturday.
 The severe freeze of last week com pletely demoralized the early gardens, anG to some extent injured the fruit prospects
 The complete new turnout of Eno' Arnold attracts much notice. The horse fine black, is generally accorded frs rank among our town horses. .a
 The Keeney Mfg Go. of Somersvill, are busy building and painting.
 70. l.. Dart is ready to receive custom CTS at the new place-formerly Dow's store l
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ElOcutiOn.

Be not sorry if men do not know you, b1l be sorry If you are ignorant of men.
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A portrait of Hon. William M Evarts o New York, has been issued by the Travel CTS Insurance company of Hartford. I is published by Root & Tinker of Ney York, and is a fine picture.
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EREE TO ALL. STANDING OFFER = A A All who buy Rice & Co.'S Eclectic Liniment for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headache, and all pair and are not cured when directions are followed, are tltled to fifty cents Motto-No cure no pay.
 For sale by E. K. TAFT. Stafford Springs. Conn
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ELLINGTON.

Mrs. B. l.. Crunb will preach @ Square Pond next Sunday at the usua hourse of worship.
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A Well Known Attorney.

BRUNSWICK Ga June %, 1884. -Edlt2rs Gen.
sttutiOn desire In MAKE public, through ynni
columns, my experience with u remedy Whi.h
is made in your city. In the eally Inrl ct Feb
ruary last, after three weeks visit north in IN
element weather, l WAS Auackei with iptiama-
tory rheumatism of severe type-mv tr> serious
lllness-( " it'll the exception of yellow fever in
1870 in fourteen years. When taken l was in
robust health, weighing 165 pounds hut some
what worn and weary with overwOIk. l was
treated first with acids, then with alkaline remc-
dirs-eAch furnishing temporary partial rtliei
from pain, which returned with increased ~
verify at the slightest change IN the weaRer, and
each new attuck WAS preceded by Chill ami
followed by hot fever. In three weeks my
weight was reduced 10 100 pounds pad II"
appetite nor strength, and Was growing weaker
each day. l continued changing medicines and
WAS finally advised by physicians after seven
hop wab TO visit the White Sulphur Springs in
Fiunua--a Trip which business aud other con
sider lions did not permit In the Savannah
Netcs saw an article from VI 'jor Sidney Her
bert STA ing that he hal been relieved from
rheumatism by SwiltS Specific, AMI | nj once
commenced to take 1t. In three days began 10
improve, and in three weeks was tree from dis
ease and attending To business. My appetite re
turned and rapidly reghned my lost Il sh.
have waited this long I" be sure tna my relief
was permanent Should any of your res'iers
be suffering from like mental and physical pros
trati,rl, -uh be induced bv my experience O
lind relief, l will he glaI. 1"uls respectfully,
c. P. G 'oDYEAR, Attorney Al Law
Treatise on Blood ami Skin Diseases mailed
tree
The Swift Snecifc Co., Drawer 3, atlanta.
Ga l59 W % street, n y and 1905 Chest
nut street, Pmia!ephia
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What Democratic Rwle HAS saved
she Peple of GAdsden County.

The amount of State taxes assessed in Gads-
den County during the last four years OF Radical
rule WAS $62. 1894 "a against only $25, 81 "a
for the last four years under The Democrats, \
total reduction OF $36 92z5O. and a saving OF
nearly one hundred and fifty per cent. in Stae
lakes.
The average assessment for State taxes under
Republican rule was $l5,699 SO; under Demu
rats $6,46798 showing M annual saving of
$9,23lS SO 10 the people during The four years OF
Democratic rule
The Democrats have given the people go-d
government and low taxes, and the people
will show their appreciation of these blessings
by voting to retsin D mocrats in power IN
Flnri Ia
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Never Give QN.

If You are suffering with low and depressed
drills, loss of appetite, general debility, di."r-
dered blood, weak constitution, headache or any
disease OF bilious nature, Ivy all means procure
bottle of Electric Buffers. You Will he sur
pri.ed I" see the rapid improvement that will
follow; You will be inspired with new ht-
strength and activity will return PAIN ~ 1 mis-
cry will cease, and henctior,h you Will rel ice
IN The praise OF Electric Biels Sid It fifty
cents bottle, by any drugeist.
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Big ~tOck
OCA
al Saxon 4 Cos



Those who knew the Cuy Hotel of Tallahss-
see i'll other days find a wonderful change in il
When They enter the doors of The Morg,n.
which The proprietor intends To make tirol-clas>
hottl IN every respect He WAS perplexed for n
name " hen Il friend in Chicago came to his rev
cue hy offering to send u II Y il he woulI call i,
" The Morgan So" The Morgan il is. md
the nag staff is Mp ready 10 spread i,s b.nu. F.,
I" the breeze above Il hotel Unsurpassed 10 F..
ida, for such il will be when the work upon II .
complete and III" new furniture il IN Dact.
Every part OF the building shows tina. In. ,r,.r
expenditure of money has b en directed by ta~t.
and Ju 'gmeni, aud the establishment Will ~.
d"nb'ccIy attract many VISITORS To the city
l. already very popular with the travelling pub
nc, ana 1t VIII be more when its "stasou
opens on The Isl OF November with skilled en-
pi"ycts III kitchen and office and \ band of
music which Will be brought from The y ,rrh for
the s. aSon. l. is safe To predict career OF great
success for The Morgan"
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A EuIl stock


BY invitation OF the Cleveland and Perry
Club OF Tallahassee, Major A. J. Russell made
y speech at GAllie's Hall last Thursday evening.
Tne ladies were Out in force to lend the inspra-
tinn OF their presence, and though that was not
needed to wing the thoughts and point The
words of the always eloquent speaker, yet it may
have caused him to improve even upon himself.
He held the auditory in wrapt attention, and they
were very sorry when h. closed Al the end OF AT
hour which seemed much shorter time under
the spell Of his splendid ora,ory. We will not
pretend n report him. but instea refer the
reader to the noble address delivered ny him in
jacksonville on Monday of last week, which is
printed on the first page of this paper. W.
would add that no part W tina, address bad place
in his speech OF Thursday night, so unhmit is
his originality and varied his conceptions. W.
hope to hear NJ jor Russell ngM" in Tallahassee
before The camOliEn is over-bIT then they want
10 hear nim everywhereiand they all can't, un-
fortunately.
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The ACmdemY Lihrnrx

In 1870, while Miss Partridge was Principal
OF the Female Academy, a fund was raised for
The purpose of purchasing books for library
Donations were made and a n.mber of volumes
purchased In this way neat little library Of
to"u' one hundred volumes WAS obtained
lhese books are now nearly all scattered, but
now that University Library affords a place for
their return it is hoped that they will be handed
IN. Among The missing books are Irving's and
SCOTS Works, handsomely bound
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a Money Order Thief.
Yesterday morning Henry Warren. colored
man, presented Il money order for SIS for pay
mcnt at The post-office giving his name A. Wm.
Griffith. The order MAS ma lie payable to Mr. w a.
Griffith, otthe Singer Sewing Machine Company,
and had been stolen from his office bv Warren
he presented the order twice before Mr. McD1u
gall arrived al the office and was told il could
not be paid until Mr. Med came. 1t was pre-
sentrd 10 Mr. M.Dpuga on his arrival. He
looked up The advice, questioned Warren as to
his II .lnr, vino sent order, &c. He was toll t.,
walt mlnute or two, aud Mr. McDougail
stepped Dtck Of tue boxes and whispered To
one Oi the boys t. 60 tor Mr. Griffith.
After The boy started up street Warren se, med
and sIuntrr-d toward the front door, follow d
by Mr.. Md ngA'l, who kept telling him To wait,
Reaching III" door, he s,w the boy Walking
rapidly up street, and he started down street On
lively run, Notwithstanding Mr.. McDougalls
continued assurance thai it would he all rig il
he would wait lew minutes.
Mes>rs Med ,uyalI AMI Griffith had JUICE
West tD Is-nc Warrant tor ms arrcsI Ind Sn,I-
III MD,c!ry >oor II td Kim booked up ~ jan.
He VIII hrvt hearing before M.llDr L. d
I'll, Cnlte,i SIai.s & ,nni --loner.
saxon 90.
SCH 40 d, gree. hre Kerosene vi cheap the
Common Oh! Is -old. ~
VIZ. Wood NVnr.i'~ school
Viii open Oh Monday, ihe Gu prox., at the Shine
building, occupied last wear.
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During the last four years Of Radical rule in
Florida they assessed the people of Jefferson
county for State saxes $a4,Ot0No For The lss,
four years Of Democratic rule the State taxes A..
sessed in that county amount to only S42 ,s4l 90,
or $4l,e7ls7 less than under the Republicans-a
reduction of about one HUNDRED per cent. in favor
of the Democrats
The average assessment for State taxes during
this period was, under Republicans $el, Oo3 80 :;
under Democrats. $1O,5s5.4s, or yearly saving
ny the Democrats for the tax payers of $40,
418.34
Those who appreciate good government and
low taxes will vote for the Democratic nominees
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Mr.. William Thomas, of Newton, la savs
My vile has been seriously affected with a
cough tor twenty-five wears, and This spring more
severely than ever before. She had used many
remedies without r-liet, and being urged /" t:y
DR.. Kings New Discover, did 81 with most
gratit> ing results. The first bottle relieved her
very mucn. and the second bottle has abs ,lulely
cured her. Sue has not had so good henllh tor
thirty years" Trial bottles free. Large SIZE 81
Sold by any druggist
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Inc examination papers Of applicants FOL
peabody Scholarships in the Normal College, al
Nashville, Tenn. were passed upon last Wednss.
Gay oy the Board of Examiners, DR.. W. H. Car
Ter Prot. J. A. Graham and Prof H. n Felkel
ana scholarships awarded as follows: Mas Bes-
Sic Lynn, Tallahassee; Harry E. Graham, Mana
tee' Willis NJ. Myers, Gainesville; J. w. Pitt
man, Quincy
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This name has become familiar with the
most of people throughout the United States
that it is hardly necessary Ia stale that he is the
originator of the grea, DR.. BosankO Cough and
Lung Syrup. the peoples tavorite remedy,
wherever known, for coughs, colds, consum
ton and al affections OF the throat and lungs.
Price so cents and 81. Sold by N. Lively.
S,.nt Adm
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Cat thi. Out and Keep Ii.

An intAllIble cure for Neuralgia, Nervous
Headache, E,,achc. Too'hache and painful men
SITUATION in iemsles teaspooniul OF Dr.. J"r-
dams Joyous Julip rs per directions ON bottle
Nothing like it for pain. For sale by NJ. Lively
and w. A. Rawls, Tallahassee, Fla. ely
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That every time she hears VI .jpr r l>,cl 50 Ak
she wishes evcrybpdy could hear him.
That since the farmers have learned thai tnty
can buy meat cheaper and get more tor Their
ton IL Tallahassee than Mt Thomas. lille they
bring Their cotton here and buy their meat hcr"
That thr colonel man and brother dent cn-
huse worth cent :hIs year.
That Mr. Locke didn't m axe n single vote 10y
coming to T tallahassee.
That Behlen's highly -coIored eulo Of III
Southern negroes on Saturday tickcd the coiored
" man and brother" amazingly.
That frankie Pnpr's canvass reminds her O.
Astermus WARTS answer l., the man W 10 asked
him il he had any moral principles Nuy a
prinserpul; I'm in the show biznis" Ii Pope
wants complete mrhag-re, let him yoke Sfri
ling and Wallace Weeks together, and put them
both up to below at the same time The few
who attend Pnp+s show would lose nothing by
this arrnn .rmcn'-'hes mgh nj lpas have SOM
thun- t" Iaugh ~, and ring master Frankie could
pass the hat while the twain were pcrfrIning
Fire, Fire, Fire.
Save you Gin House from fire ny buying good lantern
from Raws Open lights won't do around lint cotton
--O~-
PEKSO AL.
Mr. John Maige has ispo5rd Of hia business
| interest at Vadps a. Ga, mnd will try TallnhA>-
see again
Mr. w. " Baker yesterday returned from
| Apalachicola
-Messrs J. w Malone and J. f. Brosme, o
| Quincy, were at the 81. James on Saturday.
-Attorney-;;"neral R.ney returned from New
| York on Saturday.
j B. Christie, Esq. Of Jacksonville. was at
the CAPITAL on Saturday
Mrs J. A. Maigc and Miss Fannie Chaires
have returned from Atlanta.
Mr. c. F. Shu-y, of jacksonville, Land Com
missioner of the Florida Improvement and Col
onization Sociery is in the city on business con
necred with his company.
Mr. F. $. Grimes. Travelling Passenger Agent
OF The P. Il n. r uroad, made pleasant call al
| the FLoRIDIAN sane tum Yesterday.
| 0@p----
| civil Appointments.
The following civil appointments have been
made by the Governor and duly commissioned
during thu past week
| William Rain, to be Commissioner Of Deed
| for Florida IN and for the United Kingdom o
| Great Bnlan AMI Ireland, England.
| Wiliiun J. f. an, to b.. County Commissioner
| in and tor me county Of Putnam.
| William Neelhnm Ia b. Justice Of the Peace
in and for The c.unly al Orange.
Bravo PeIhc,r, 10 be Justice Of tht Peace il
| and for the county of 81. Johns
| Adam Hardin, to be Justice Of the Peace II
and for the county vi Gal>den. -
TP. Damon, Benjamin L. Hickman and G. c
Cochran, 10 be N"taries Public in and for thu
| State vt large.
NJ P. Curry. to be Auctioneer in and for tn
| Slate at large.
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This school will open on Monday, the 9th
prox., with the following corps of teachers: H.
H. Demilly, Principals Mamie j. Everett, Mrs.
A H. Walker EmmA Krksey and NJ. c. Brown,
aseistaDts
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Free lDisaribuGiOn.

"What causes the great rush nj M. Livelys
drug s,oreW The free distribution "i sample
hd,iies Of Dr.. B,sanko's Cough and Lung Syrup,
the mnss popular remedy for coughs, colds, con-
..esmrNion and bronchitis now ON the market.
Rr~niapaiss 50 coats and 81. Sept 8O-1m
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If YOU want the perfection Of household RENE
dies. get bottle OF Hn'd's Eureka Liver MedI-
cine. In this climate il txrells all remedies
known for Liver Diseases, Disnriered Stomach
aud Troublesome Constipation. For sale by w.
A. Rawls and NJ Lively, Tallahassee, Fla. ely
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NOTICE.

WlLL BE SOLD MONDAY, NOVEMBER lOrH
" 1884, the following lands of the estate OF W
tais, towit: Northwest quarter OF northeast susr
ten and southeast quarter of northeast Quarter q,
sefion - also, the east half of the northeas,
quafter OF section IS, less that portion decided To
Ian ano JOINER; also 20 acres of the west half oi
mop hwest quarter Of section g. known rs thu school
o"fee tract all in township IL, range 3, north and
easf Purchasers pay for titles
L. .. W. r. BLAKE, administrator.
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m.cL,eu.s Arnica salye.

The bcsl SAlve 10 The world for Gu 8 bruises,
cores. ulcers salt rleum fever sores, letter chap
pe,i hands, chilblains, corns and all skin ernp
omired Il 10 guaranteed 10 give perfect satsfac
ton. or money refunded Price Is cents per
~ 19-1y
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70 all who are suffering from the errors aut, in
d'scrsuons OF youth, nerves eak n..ss early ~,
eng, loss OF n'anhood, NC, " IL send Won 4 re
ins sha' will cure you. free If charge This
great remedy WAS discovered by missionsry IN
South America Send u self-addressed en- yeIop.,
e 4he Rev. JOSEPH T. imam, Station b, New
Hak City. 4o.iy
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Rock salt.
For Cattle. at Geo W. Saxon & Co.'S.


EdtfrrS F1nrlttn. Please !, rmi us to tender.
through your columns, our heartfelt thanks 10
the tll"nd~ and ncghbnr, who ~ kindly ard
chetfi"Il\ aS>l~tt! IL during the late Illness ut
oar father. vi. J .-rphus Huxicv
Very respectfully
MIR AND Mrs A. j STnwELL
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Regular Republican
| TICKET.

For Members Of Assembly for Leon County
z. VI. SHAKESPEARE,
s. w. GRANT,
j. 8. DAVIS.
Fbs ticket We will earnestly support at the com.
lug election. And furthermore we shall Dc ali In
power TO elect said tirket and any othc- in op-
pot!ion To this we urge its defeat
Hfpt. ~ ioo4-ti MANY RRPUBLICANs
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New Advertisements.
NOTICE..

TTEDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A WARRANT
u for maid taxes assessed against the Florida
Central and Western Railroad, now known as the
Florida Railway and Navigation Compan,. issue.
by William d. Barnes, As Comptroller of the State
Of Fori Ia and directed to me commanding me to
colirct the same, including costs and expenses OF
SAL, ny levy and sale, have levied aud will sell
at public quito for cash. the first Monday in No
veneer \. d. 1854, being the third day Uf S, i'd
mouth, before the court nouse door in the city of
T ll.ha<ser, county of Leon, the following de-
scrrd property, to-wit:
Locomotive Engines. Nos. "a, %, 81, 10, 49, 80,
% b, 80 10 and 81, and
Pas eng Coaches Nos 81 % 80, e, g. IS, 81, and
Box Cars, Nos. 50 II, 40 lis, 5O4, ~, 52S, 104.
49,
Baggage Car. No s.
Il Cus, Nos 65 275, 9, 35 so7, 4S, 427, 40 27l,
And Construction Railroad Cab. No. :.
A. MOSELEY.
Sheriff of Leon county, state OF Florida
SEPTEMBER ~ l8S5-5w
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AN EDITOR.
CURE FOR PILES. y
ATHENS, Ga, December 8, 1877

ATHENS Ga December 8, 1877.
few nights SINCE | gave my son one dose of
Worm Oil, and the next day he passed sixteen
large worms. Al the same tne gave one dose
to my lille girl, four years old, and she passed
eightv-six worms from tour to fifteen inches long.
w F. PHILLIPS.
NJ. Lively, General Agent. Sept. 8O-lm