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, 1884-07-04

Fourth of July, the greatest national
holiday in the calendar, has come around
again, and from appearances it will be
celebrated in Cheyenne with much pomp
and pageantry. Probably very few will
be disposed to seek the shades of privacy
to-day and mediate on the magnificent
event which Fourth Of July m
rates or the many benefits
and blessings which resulted to the
aftercoming generations through the
abrupt turn given affIirs BY that celebrated
document, the Declaration Of lndepeDd-
euce. The complete enjoyment Of the
passing hour will engross most people $
thoughts, and it is probably much better
than sitting in sack cloth and ashes
while meditating on the wretched priva-
tons Of our forefthers. They are dead
and gone, and their heroic deeds are told
in luminous story or fni place in the
staid ptges Of stirring history. Tae
pursuit Of happiness is our FORUM tie
lot, 50 let joy be uncohfncd on this grc t
nttal day. q
, 1884-07-04

New EUrS Tribune.
Here Is a scene ut one of those mutual i'd
miration gatherings 81 much beloved Ia
France. 1t is u dinner OF literary men. NJ. Ar.
sene Housssyc proposes Victor Hu.o's hyalth;
thus: @VIctor Hugo gloriously continues the
Reign of the Sovereign OF Thought Victor
Hugo succeeds Voltaire as Vultaire succeeds
Moiiere, as Moliere succeeds Shakespeare. as
Shakespeare succeeds Dante, as Dante sue
ceeds Virgil, as Virgil succeeds Homer. |
drink to Honler-HugO." Then the MASTER"
Srac.ousiy responds. you ass, - he says, r-
feIIiIg 10 another passage in NJ. H .ussny uhs
speech, If you are u rose writer or a poet.
You are q man; you are a genius. l recog
nize in you aconuemi orary Whose memory
will live. l feel that you ami l will meet
again to continue our work IN the Pleiai,s,
those immortal lights witch sJsak tie in-
yigorating languaS 80 of truth in the splondor
of The bqautiful -
, 1884-07-04
An EDITORS Election Bets.

IOnICAAO -NeWo.I
Mr.. J. B. McCullaGu's predictions in The s..
Louis Glob-Denocra touching tue pencil "
political campaign are uccasioning cnusi Ter.
able discussion down east. Mr.. McCullagh,
as we arc informed, is prepared to bac> his
predictions with money. He has never yet
i,st an election wager, and curing tho last
twelve years he has won something like STJ,-
OOO on convention and election results. As lie
from his large money bets, he won over 2JI
hats on Garfeld's election, twenty-five canes,
twenty suits of clothes. Il horse and buggy,
seven goli watches, forty pairs OF gloves, a
doz N scarf pins, a d zen silk handkerchiefs,
four spring overcoats, and countless smaller
articles uf wearing apparel and vrtu. Its
somewhat remarkable that lucky as he is with
political wagers, he is singularly unlucky at
all other chance ventures.
, 1884-07-04

The Latest Erodk Among fashionable
Young Ladies.

New York Correspondence chicago Journal.
The fashionable girl has a new toy. She
has taken to live dolls, She plays with
borrowed babies. She expresses the
motherly instinct quite abnormally, if we
concede that what she does Is sDontane-
us. Her greatest present delight is to
get possession Of u pretty infant and sub
ject it to such ex~trLvagances of fondllng
and adjournment as will serve the purpose
of frivolity. When she drives in a vii
lage cart through Central Park a nurse
maid sits beside her to hold the Little pet.
When she goes shopping the servant car
rles the baby from carriage to store and
back again. When called upon in her
W residence, she is found with the child
in her coddling arms. Nothing in the
freakish line of girlish diversion has ever
taken a more sudden hold on passing fan
cy. OF course, pretty babies are in ur-
gent demand. Wherever one exists, the
family is disturbe | by the competition be-
tween sisters, cousins and aunts to get
possession. And ifno baby in blood re-
Is,oLahip can be procured, til
ager young mother by-brcyet doe
not hesitate 20 procure one from
Imong the offspring of some poor an
Ibliging woman. The wardrobes which
accompany this indulgence in alive play
things are wonders of beauty, taste and
cost. In a dry goods store, where | had
zone to see some Of tho commercial de
'elopments of the rage for infants, |
found an extensive department devoted
wholly 10 tiny costumes and the materials
for making hem. 1t would be useless for
ne to undertake u description Of the deli
ate and considerably mysterious thing
which were being Inspected by a girl Of
3; but eau be explicit in asserting that
she was one of those combinations o,
~lriskness and g%entleness, timidity and au
lacity. in-gcnuOusness and ingenuity.
which are the product of city fashionable
life. The dear creature wis so prettily
left in handling the outfit suitable for Il
'ery new infant, and so coyly enchanting
"A her talk concerning the purchases, tina
he clerk, accustomed though he was to
hat kind of traffic, became somewhat
dazed.
ms color woul be suitable, if YOU
ably has blue eyes" he remarked, in
huwing her u fabric.
She gazed IN him with silenoing SUI :
'riority, but the effect was transient, an
lie was soon asking her, in lire fly, if sh
vas the mother of the child by remark
nE Is its har the color of your OWN
This time she looked him sluarely in
he fac, and spoke with the bluntness q;
evaporation.
In little darling hasn't my eyes. NOS
NJ hair, nor anybody's else. 1t isn't IA
tile drling at all-not yet; and [ think
II deter my purchases until | am able t.
'rovide you with more facts than can nov
20 obtained. Good morning."
, 1884-07-04

And 80 b de ne good b with a careless air,
And s~mliingly turned away from me.
And back on went TO your eager lite,
where men traffic and struggle and count their
gain.
3
And they think that they know you-lll those
men-
who struggle with you for credit and gold,
while still there Is always bey nd their ken.
The story that only your eyes have told.
Yet ! shall knotp you. your whole life through.
Once having seen yuu~ soul Ia your eyes,
When the May sun shoue and the May wind
blew.
And we parted under the watching skies.
, 1884-07-04

The Physicians in the eholer2 inferted
districts of France are doing a noble
work. While others fee obey stick graud-
ly to their posts AMI maufully fight e
dreadful disease in its We y lair. OF
course they are no. doing mure than h r
duty but ever to do ones duty voll is
frequently a-Ge rfid task. Ike true ply.
s.cian the WORT over-e,n alw " e rel ed
upon in times of trial an I drngcr ike
these.
, 1884-07-04

Chicago News1
A ragged and dirty little Mr.. was found
riding on the truck under a assenger-car.
~what are you doing thsrsf7 asked the
conductor.
"TryinE to get To the north.1
Where are you fromT'
-ksntucSy."
why didn't you stay theref'
allow could II Eve looked the state over
from one end 10 the ether aud found no
boiy who hal any use for me. Col. and
Mai and Capt aud Judge have got up n
c mbinHtiom against me and l cao't get n joh
iu the state
, 1884-07-04
i've. =. o>WRuIr.~.ra, Editor
NO PAPER To-moRRow.

Mosr of the attaches of THE LEADER
Office will probably celebrate Fourth Of
July beGttingly, although it is to be nnped
not too deliberately. In orler that eaeh
one will have the opportunity of doing so
on au equal footing there will be no paper
issued from this Office tom ,rrow morning.
, 1884-07-04

Breu;hes there "A man wiki soul so dead
Who never to him elf hath said
~ 20 aug pa'"' Tue Guy ! = star
anna. il
TI,a, H.. ~,
NJ. Go WIN C,-,s Oh 81 hin
n~mnlean' .hara;Jas,ano@N.', vi
%S 0
y 'i"9 nli ~ Wy
p g -
P
Another aeil'erance the happy potter
ieeis-he Is no ,ohs'' resPohsioie ior
,
Now that inc independents are
counted tne campaign might as wen
. proceed h'd'd""PoH' "'"r"d6
Horizontal Bill should look at the Dem
ocratic platforms of Ohio and Indiana
and IL JEfFT- OCEAN. H
, 1884-07-04

AN,EN1LIsH firm ofsolp manufacture 5
speul from sl20,0oJ to sl6N.QO0 a year
in advertising. Artists, ossayists, and
poets are employed by them. They send
Il package r~rltuitou |; q ca h o the
babies whose birth is announeed i. the
Lon loa qInt>I
, 1884-07-04

'sWHo is he I" sJual n, ! a rather in
teresting question il relation to W! =
ming's prospective Chief JUST e. 1t is
to be hopel that he mag prove an orr n
ment TO the benin, not an orname, tai
eligy ike his lite lrmentct predecessor.
, 1884-07-04

OFFICE OF BOARD OF SCHOOL
Trustees. CHEYENNE WyO

VFFTJE VF DOAND VI NJHOOI
Trustees, CHEYENNE, Wyo.,
July ., 1881.
Sealed, proposals will be received at the
Office of Luke Voorhees, until & O'Clock p.
M, July 10, 1854, for the building of a
brick school house similar to the johnson
school house.
Parties desiring particulars are requested
to confer with Luke Voorhees,. John Dur.
bin or the undersigned. By order of the
Board Of School Trustees.
[seal. L. p. Snow, Clerk.
, 1884-07-04

An ENGLISu physician, deter nj I'D o
discover the cause of hay fever, deli cr-
ately Experimental ON himself with the
pollen Of flowers, and succeeded in learn
ing its origin by becoming 4 viet M 70 its
Mains
, 1884-07-04
Mason's self sealing fruit jars and jelly
cups ut Craig. Davis 4 Co IS.


UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
CHEYENNE, WYo., July l, 1884.
Complaint having been entered at this
Charles +. Hays for abandoning his
homestead entry No. sos, dated August
I'D, 1883. upon the north halt of north
east quarter and southeast quarter Of
northeast quarter, section 10. township 10,
range "a, in Laramie County, Wyoming
Territory, with u view To the cancellation
of sud entry; the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this Office on the
lst day Of August, 1854, at > O'Clock D..
M, to resp md and furnish test mony CON
corning said alleged aban lonui,nt.
EDGAR W. MANN, Register.
WALTER s. HrRLBrrr. Rc"river.
lie al blanks =. n rr yIhce.
, 1884-07-04

No injurious effects can follow the use
of Ayers Ague Cure in the treatment of
malarial diseases, Il contains, besides a
specific and unfailing antidote for mins-
matte poison. other remedial agents which
unite to expel the poisonous humors, puri-
fy the system, and leave it in a healthy
and r~einvigorted condition.
, 1884-07-04

\ sure cure for little grubs in the skin
Rough skin, etc. 1t will remove that
roughncss from the hands and face and
make you beautiful. Price SOC. Sent
by mail. Gray 4 Pearse, Sole Agents.
, 1884-07-04

II HIIuaOIpHl2 OHIIsI
"You mustn't he alarme Mr., Limb" re-
marked u Wall street broker, sour recent
panic has been simply a purifying process.
Matters will lie all the better for IT.
$50 you call it u purifying process, do
your
"YeS; simply that"
well, Iguess you are right Mr.. Lamb
sadly acknowledged as he turned 20 go, III
certainly cleaned me out effectually."
, 1884-07-04
Bakers Mining Horse Power

The most efficient and practical machine ever
Inverted for the service Of PruspectorS and
others requiring the use Of Horse iOw-r. = s.
sessii x all the reqnir melIts OF "a inst class moist,
and anurding means for tile continuous opera
non 'f Il pump or blower. without Interfering
vi II "A hOisting apparatus
IL Is made ei. tirely Ol iron no piece weighs
over 10 pounds IT tile ordinary speed II a
horse, "a 10 pound bucket VI ere may b. raised
10 feet per minute The nuistiug drum Is under
til complete contiol uf the mau u The sh fl,
and is capable Of carrying BOO feet OF nve-
eighIls steel rope. Tie cost of erection Is
slight, MS two men In liza I II day can easily put
II In place ready for work.
lille the power is more particularly for
mining purposes, y is equi, ly adapted to all
s-Sen { r Circular. Address
PACIkIC IRON WORKS,
RANKIN. BHAYTOS Il Co,
GENERAL OEFTCE AVID WORKS,
san Francisco, California.
Chicago ONCE and FORKS, 1IC Clinton street,
New York Ufhce, IS Broad way,
HENRY b MURRAY. Manager.
, 1884-07-04

IIhlcaHo HtfnIG.
"Oh, yes; we have n heuutIful home now,
with fine grounds, an everything very nice
and convenient, aud we own it, too; but rm
a little sorry we moved remarked a young
woman in n s, ate street store to "A friend she
CHANGED to meet
"Why are you sorryf'
"Weil, our new house is frame. you know,
and that shuts US out OF the West Side el.i-
iirsctory."
, 1884-07-04

Just 'ar an II q e ymnr - o.
looked from the hr7th oi your soul - miro,
AII - en-you 10 ST d My cold and wise,
And rasc,rssly said = t,edS - IN
The day was One aud t ewind was fair,
A. ..., ii J .un -a-u- - .4~ l ..ni RIA;
, 1884-07-04

The best dental work for the least
money. DR.. Warner. dentist.
, 1884-07-04

A long felt want filed at last. 1t has a
neat anil useful index. Get one. For
sale at Rhodes & TroxelIs.
, 1884-07-04
CIGARS
GIG
creams


We can't be underold. 5000 cigars ut
two for 5 cents. Rhodes X Troxell.
, 1884-07-04

Ladies are calling daily on Tuttle for
house decorations in wall paper, kalso-
mining, etc.
, 1884-07-04

The best smoking tobacco Is 'Littl
Joker
, 1884-07-04

Ladies fine shoes. new styles and b,
qualities, can be found ut Jenkii K Ros
, 1884-07-04

Those rT ,,ur sub~criber- out Oi Cu-yenne
who { I the Lean u by IN Al should see that
theN arc p-id IN ndvsnce, as AL subscriptions
not So paid are iA''le q" he discontinued.
, 1884-07-04

Courtesy of Hyo. Archives & H
, 1884-07-04
CHICAGO FEMALE L

Engraving in all its branches is done at
ZEHNER, JACKSON K BUEcHNER's.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-01-22

Trains | and 2 daily; Trains 3 and 4, daily e,.
ccpt Sunday.
solid Trains Jacksonville to Pensacola
sleeping Cars Madison to Pensacola
CONNECTIONS
At Jacksonville with Waycross Line by No Al,
the A. NJ, and No. 2 In the p NJ, for all point
North and East; with the Fernandina and jackson
vile Railroad for Fernandina, and with steamer,
to all points on the st. Johns river.
At Baldwin by Nos. and with Florida Trapst
and Peninsular Railroad for Gainesville, Ocala Fer
nandina, Cedar Key, and all Gulf Ports.
AT Live Oak with the Savannah, Florida & West
crn Railroad.
At Tallahassee, with st. Marks Branch, on Tue.
days, Thursdays and Saturdays
At Chattahoochee river with the Pensacola and
Atlantic Railroad for Marianne, Pensacola Mobile
Montgomery, New Orleans and all points West
Southwest and Northwest forming the SHORT
EST, QUICKEST, AND BEST ROUTE to these
points; and with the Central and Peoples Line
Boats on Sundays and Thursdays for Apalachicola
and Tuesdays and Saturdays for Columbus and
Eufaula.
Through Pullman Sleepers, New Orleans to "a.
vannah and Savannah to New York, without change
Pullman Sleeper New Orleans to Jacksonville
Through car Pensacola to Cedar Key without
change and without extra charge.
fake the Floral City Route, the New Shorr
Line via the Florida Central and
Western Railroad.
~ THROUGH TICKETS via this line at the
Company's Depot Ticket Office, and at No. West
Bay Street.
D. F. MAXWELL, General superintendent,
&. e. FLOYD, Jacksonville, Fla.
Acting Master Transportation Tallahassee, Fla
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-01-22

A rich Chicago girl was visiting poor
friend who was teaching school in St.
Louis, and the town girls were talking
over their respective situations in life.
You have to work very hard, don't
you 2" asked the Chicago girl.
eyes," was the answer, but | find a
great deal to interest and entertain me"
Il don't do anything, but have a good
time: and | en- Joy it thoroughly"
81 should think you would"
t." Let's change for awhile. How would
you like to be in my shoes ~
" Well,'' said the st. Louis girl, look
ing at the foot of the other one, "there's
only one thing against it,
"What's that, pray -
" Why, dear, if | got into your shoes
to-day, the papers all over the country
would come out tomorrow morning with
flaring headlines : Mysterious Disap-
pearance of Another st. Louis Girl and
don't want any unpleasant notorlcty." >
Merchant Traveller
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-01-22

CITY Council aud secured the right of
way through this city The Spring
says that the track laying machine on the
Jacksonville Railroad is opposite Tocoi
and within Is miles Of this city The
mail matter now received AT the post
office in this city is simply immense. 1t
is more than double that of last year
We understand that number of gentle
men propose TO establish Democratic
paper in this city. Full particulars of the
plan have not been made public The
City of Palatka is astonishing the steam
boat men on the river. She took out last
Thursday 5000 packages She was loaded
with as many Monday In every part
of our city there are unmistakable evil
dences of prosperity. The building boom
that commenced two years ago still goes
on with greater activity.
Mariana Courier: Over 500 negroes
left our county last week and the week
before for South Florida railroads. The
Chattahoochee river is said To be IN fair
boating order, and the steamers are doing
good business On the morning OF
the 9th inst, near Ochesee, a httlt four
year-old child, in the absence of It's mother,
Mrs Arthur Ion, cought on fire and WAS
burned to death 4. 1t was reported some
time since that the mercantile agency of
r. &. Dunn IL Co. had reported most, if
not all, Of our merchants as shaky,'
"weak" or unworthy OF credit" NC, all
of which we are reliably informed is in
correct Farmers of Jackson county,
for the sake of your wife, for the sake of
your sons and daughters, and for the sake
of your own sake, do not work on the
credit system this year-abolish it for
ever, it will ruin You; do not mortgage
your crops, live within your income, if
you can afford nothing more than bread
and water. Do this for one year and you
will feel great deal better next Christ
mas.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-01-22
THE BRIGHTEST AND BESTl
DAILY, SEAI-WEEKLY, WEEKLY
AND SUNDAY EDITIONS.
NEW YORK
WORLD
FOR 1884.
PRESID EN TIAL y EAR!
New Proprietor! New Editors!
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p RESIDENTIAL EAR

xix moths ago THE WORLD commenced its new ca
It's growth has been unprecedented Its wonderful
ADV vance in circulation, in advertising in influence In
popularity. the claim of leading position in
Nnw \ ork journalism.
No expense effort will be spared until THE WORLD
recognized A. the GREATEST Us well IA the BRIGHT
E.,T and ClIEAI EST PAPER IN AMERICA.
THE WoRIli the leading Democratic newspaper in
Ia country. knows faction and recognizes no inG
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ii Of the party and the Republic 1t seeks the triumph
:" principles hot men. 1t upholds great Democratic
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the entrance of the year the WORLD desires
tVpe its gratitude for the hearty welcome it has re
and the magnificent it has already achieved
il welcome from the people. Its il their
york They have Endorsed its merits by than treb
in it, circulation IN six months, and by doubling its sd
= Using For this they entitled to warm thanks
W Democrat ought to be happy without TIL WORLD
~ call upon Democratic friends in every town and
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-01-22
KendaII's SPAWN Cure

DENVER, COLORADO, April -. 1872.
DR. j. b. KENDALL n Co., Gents Four Yeas age,
while in the employ of A. r. erley Co, Danycr Mas,
had horse that became spawned during tie !st year
OF my stay with them, and remained for -four ydsra,
though used every remedy we knew Of could astr
or but of avail Some time during the fifth tfir
| i'll their employ between five and six oats, s"r
recommended to kendalrs SPAWN Cure and sf.r
months the horse cured enlar -eReft
having been entirely removed, and tins believing t, ~
valuable medicine fully recommen nd 1t to MI who laye
ASTON To II. Theoretically. Ii L l.NnXN
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-01-22
Legal Advertisements.
Administrators Notice.

x10x4A4&440OAS ~SSA - -"
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN IOA Pm
~ sons having claims against the eststeof Dr. VIZ
H. Bradford late of Leon county, dectakeo, whetneF.
as creditors legatees persons 10 nstriou
ton, to present their claims to the ailurfsigne
administrator, properly authenticated wlthlh thS
time prescribed by law this noica ~ilf be pe'i'
In bar of same, and all persons indettef Z" s'd e.
JOHN BRADFORD,
Administrator estate VIM. H. Bradford. III deceased
Jan. 8, lSS4-8w
Second Judicial Circuit of Florida-tAscait Court
of Leon County.
J. Bruce Reid vs. Junius Smith 400 hiltie a..
Smith, his wife, and Owen d. lsall and Ro-
berta B. Ball, his wife.
1T APPEARING FROM THE BtEL. FILED
herein that the prayer is for partition ~ the FOL.
East half of southwest quarter of section 2i north
west quarter and southwest quarter 3f northeast
quarter of section 81 cast half of ,ss! ,iH OF sec
ton %, all in township 2, north, rangeE east be
tween the complainant and the dcieGdunts, hlttl'
A. Smith and Roberta b. Ball, the tcnatts Ia com
mon of said lands and that the defendants IRE non
residents of this State, the said Smith sud wife re
siding in Thomas county, Georgia, and the said Ball
and wife in Norfolk county, Virginia II Is Ordered
That the defendants do appear and answer sad on
by the Rule Day in April 1854, and i!9E This order
be published as notice to said defendants IN the
WEEKLY FLORIDIAN for four weeks coescentivcly,
to begin not less than three months bugtnc the time
fixed for answering the bill.
Ordered at Chambers this 9th das of December
A. ID. 1883. ID. 5. WALK Ek, Judge.
Jan |. 1854 4W
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-01-22

A COMFORTABLE TWO-STORY BUILD, NC,
N furnished or unfinished with five fbrms.
In healthy locality, with garden, kitchcn au dine
cistern Apply
AT THIS oFetcc
November d, 1SS}-tf