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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-12-30

TIE following civil appointments have been
made by the Governor aud duly commissioned
during the past week:
Phil. Kellogg. r. A. Solomonson, f. G. Au.-
Tin. III. G. Sloggets. Arthur G. Hamlin, Harvey
WNniward, j, F. HinsOn, To be Notaries Public
in and for the State Al large.
w. II. Gciger, to be Justice OF the Peace in
and for the county Of Alachua.
r. B. Bell, TO be Justice OF the Peace in and
for the county OF Calhoun.
A. l.. Fleming, 10 be Justice Of the Peace in
and for the county Of Santa Rosa.
Alvin G. McNeill. TO be Justice 0f the Peace
in and for the county Of Duval.
J. w. Peddy, 10 be Justice of the Peace In
and for the county Of Sumter.
N. r. Fitzhugh, to be Justice of the Peace Ia
and for the county Of ST. Johns.
WIN. s. Norwood, to be Justice of the Peace
in and ior the county Of Brcvard.
Stephen E. Rice 10 be Superintendent of
Schss'ls in and tor the county of Franklin.
Edward +. Steek, TO be Commissioner Of
Deeds for Florida, In and Tor the State OF Penn
syivanfa. 49,.
George Bidgood. to be Commissioner of Deeds
for Florida, in and for the State of New York
Albert Fries, ]. ]. Frereres, to be Noiaries
Public in and for the county of Duval.
Il. G. Ambrose, TO be Notary Public in and
for the county OF Marion.
Horace Dent, to be Notary Public in and for
the county of Alachua.
john E. King, to he Notary Public in and for
the couniy of fernando.
Rs'bt- A. Mills. to be Notary Public in and for
the c,unty of Orange.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-12-30

Last Night, within tn listle curtained roc.
Where the H1 music souuded hintly e1u1
And stlv9 hgots calne stsaltng thsOn91 IT,
- fou told the tate thae women l0ye q ASnz q
1ou told Il well, With 1rm hands e111p1ae
:. And deep eyes giowisg with . tsn1ex 1HSx D
mere acting! But your prayer was hAlf AIvj42 Il
Last night, last might, N
Al, yon bad much TO offer, wealth eaouGA
ogild the future. and path Of eAsG s IN ~
For one whose way 10 somewhat kao4 Hef6A :
New Rte1de-life calm - summer eca1 81 .
And eomething (was It isve p to kssp . tea@6 =
And make M precious 10 each osheese stk1 aa
An, then. indeed, my hearts resolve | kueW& y
Last night, lases1ghssse
Let the worA 20, with oil its dross 1aps3f4
Only FOR one, like POFtia, could sAy.
would be trebled twenty times mYself ~
Only for one, and he ID far away; G
hie voice came back 70 me, diatince and d
And thrilled me WisA the pain Of tose d1 IN.
lhe present faded, bos the past was e1eas.
Last night, last naghk
IL others answered - answered tAen,
We would bear less, perchanee, of hlight11 livSs
mere would be truer women, .nohicr man
And fewer dreasy ho1ee sBd fhithless vfvea:
becAuse could not give ZEN all my best.
gave yoa nothing. Judge NEWS IyteAt4
on may thank Heaven that stood tke. -
Last night. list nlghs.
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-Promissory Orchestral tunings.

-PromissorY noies-Orchestral tunings
An nod cOrner-The end Of the pex.
a bad sgn-Endorsing another mans note.
No lady objects TO getting the sack now,
provided it be Of sealskin.
DIR. James, of Cambridge, brother Of Hen
ry James, says that ssa.ickness may be warded
of by blistering the skin behind the ears.
"a Georgia man has paid for farm with
the naeons of IT, 70 say nothing Of the struggling
young doctors he has firmly established in busi-
pes.
The growth of education in this country is
marvellous. Tutors at Harvard get $500 to 31,-
200 year, and the trainer In Athletics gets f9-
CO.,
Fashionable walking sticks are to be very
heavy this winter. II viii now be simply i'm
possible 10 tell the dude from the cane
flame. please bring 10 my room at once
ice and . hAndage." els the baby sick again,
mrm" Yes he came In at O'Clock this
morning."
-An. souihxorth's new story ID called,
why Did He Wed Her." We suppose it was
beeanse her father was worth many shekcls and
wss not awkward with his feet.
4-4Jones, what was that dreadful noise heard
in year we0dshed last evening :" "That was
the rebel yell" "What do you mean r "Why
! was spanking my boy for not minding his
nether."
A bevy Of girls were looking at sbridal trsus-
seAu. How exquisite r. How l0velyp "How
e.ei.msiloas made. aYoa ought 70 Be s'e very cry
happy, Clara" said one Of the girls to the BRIDE
elect. "I suppose ought" said Clara, discou-
ientedly, ~but papa won't bring . newspaper re-
psrter around 10 look ct them" ChOrB-sWhat
. shame r'-Nss Fork SsA.
-Dr. Mary Walker said few days ago TO
Washington interviewer that she would wear
Aa0fn fnlns,ne nothing This n dnuunrns.a TIA.
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The U00onn0o0 GoutCys Es$
The Republ lican administration hrs sastaeAly
grnwn industrious and patriotic Is waeN 10
make trsaiies, to build lsthmns canals xya n
ebtain authority 10 inc ease the aavy withtA The
mex. ten weeks. Like repeaiant sinaer, III &p-
peas 70 be eager 70 DO some COED work nsisrc
/ Il dies. 5S5e
We are taught to believe that Joy shall III in
heaven over one sinner that repenteth Ssanre
than over ninety and nine just persaas xaich
need NO repentance" But We conclude tlItNshe
repensa ncs must he genuine, and not indsesa hy
n selfish desire to reap such advantages - Il suay
bring forth.
h the new departure Of the dying admi6jstFa
ton melted BY consideration fbr public lntssas
or by less worthy motivess President Afskur
he's been In Office nearly . full term WhSsMtd
he postpone radical changes Ia the cid poliexSf
the government until he is about 10 90 iatlsse-
iirement with his partyf
Can We believe that the psoposed treaties 9Th
Spain and shs Dominican Rspubic. whick 1fse
away great deal for very little, are desigasS 20
reduce the revenues h one direction In orskzsso
prevent any interference with favored specAssA-
tsress In other dirscsionst Il the Nicaa3la
treaty soe oaly N. slevesih-hsur j0b bat a. III
tempt - fasssn embarrassing questions Cd Mee
incoming Administration, and u help furtsfssi
the great naval steal which is the last thG E2s.
publcans have the slightest prospect OF seqN.
ingf 3
II is proper to Call halt. In considerin <psu
posed commercial treaties with foreign povsesS
and grave questions Of national importance, rtAif
as are involved in the Nicaragua canal prAi4ts;
political considerations should be laid ssft&
Men who are unable to rise to the level of stAhw
msnship and patriotism on such issues ara ~
worthy to hold positions ofpublic trust Bat w
verdict Of the people has just been rendered ex&
complete change in our national policy. A. pNe-
ty which has held control Of the 0OvernnaeAi
for nearly quarter Of century has been drivea
from power and the Democracy, which has BAH
In retirement since 1880, has been intrusted VIII
the administration OF public affairs. Under shs3s
new Administration should be lett tree to maSR
out its own policy and should not be hamsefsA
with legacy Of new departures by the exririaa
Administration. Such c,urse Is in harianey
with the recent decision of the people astlsis
simply a mark Of respect for popular sovereignty.
II is the duty Of the Democrats In COngrassstO
postpone action on all this deathbed policy alf
the Republican party without regard to its msr-
it's just as it is their duty TO build up a wall of
iron against the expenditure Of another dollsr on
the Navy under the present Administration. We
have managed to get along thus far withouuncH
commercial treaties, new waterways and new
cruisers. and the safety Of the country will NOT
be endangered by remaining in our present erin.
ditiOn another year. Whatever new departure
We may make should be inaugurated by the Al
minstrxtion just elected by the people. Thsnii
will command public confidence and will snt
bear the suspicion of jebbery and bad faith. |
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-12-30

--Dayy Crocket's Avosile rile has been sent
from Dandridgs 70 The New Oslsans ExpositIon.
Jim Blaine he's spisefully rsmsskei that 4
gals him 70 know that Dr. BuSchani never islt
the birch hard 10 Tho days 81 hi yoath.,
The Prsaidenf win noe have his hat On dur.
ing the inansnraaion cereuoay. 70 bs Frank
absutii be win sst have his HaiiOu alter In.
augursiioa. either.
Tho Philadelphia 1imSs aays h snakes lots ol
folks up that war mad 10 80 The 6ssuth hehays
~ excfutiaiinkiy proper. TIE 6oulh win giys
ihsm svss grsaisf cause lnr eisf hsssAlla h ths
seme. lina
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-12-30

MARRIAaEs L
At Mariana, DR.. G. w. Barrier and Miss Geereia
At Milton, Mr.. Calvin Holly and Misc Olive Nilai
At Palatka, Mr.. Sam J. Barstow and Mas Glare
At Pensaeola. Mr. Julius EggArt and Miss aesa
Minnie Scott, OF Monticello. Fla. 4
At Ancilla, Rev. John N. Hampton and Miss yn-
liz A. Walker. Ii
Al Key west. Mr.. Stephen Mcdonald and Hlas
Az Laksview. Mr.. JEFF George and Miss Frah1es
A. Jacksonville, Rev. John A. Kimmons and Miss
At st. Augustine, Mr.. Melton Hartley and Mas
Camili. Aickler; Mr.. Antonio Reyes and Miss Ja.
In G.dsden county, Mr.. c. A. vanlandighara 1.hd
At Ocala, M. Franklin Reid and Mise MayS A.
Gunn; DIR. D. W. Scates and Miss e. Fiosrsce
A Altoona. Mr.. r. D. stapleford and Miss Mamie
Al Jacksonville, Alabama. Mr. VIM. K Hyek j..
OF Pensc0la. and Miss Leila II. stone. ;:
DaATHs.
At City Point, Mr.. Hiram Hail. 4.
At Barlow, Mr.. John AcAulAy. -:
At Orange City. Mr.. Jacob 6tickel.
At Rockledge NJ: J. \. wilkinson. i.
a. A. Orange Park. hn Edward Clark; Mr. Edwsrd
Al Jacksonville. Nr. R. waruock; Mr. isaiab
Rudy; Mr.. J; EIchenhnY; Mn. B. Phillps. Ii,
Al Concord, Mr. George A. Hendry. si
At Goes Nils, Msior 9. & Coe. :@.
At Vernon, Mr.. VIM. n. epeight ~
In Ohio. Rev. W. g. Barnes. formerly OF Jackson.
willie, RiA. sa7F
In Xanates county, Mr.. W. g. Burgess. }a
In Hamilton county, Mr. Andrew Land 5Mfs
winis johnson; ni.s Julia. 1sr..m, :,4
10 snw.nnee county, Mr. Wn: MOBILES.
At WhiteoviIle, nrs. e. w. Harrison. II;
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Two Millions

Of acres Of Farming, Orange,
Timber and Grazing Lands,
situated in 20 counties, and
comprising the lands bought
by Sir Edward J. Reed, from
the State of Florida in 1881,
are now offered at graded
prices. These lands were Sc
lected by Hon. Hugh A. Cor
ley, late Commissioner of the
State Land Office, and Mr..
M. A. Williams, late agent for
sale of State lands, which fact
is a guaranty of their high
quality. The purchase known
as the Reed Purchase was only
opened for sale this year. and
the lands have not been culled
or picked over. No part has
been reserved in any manner,
and the whole is open for sale.
Special prices on large tracts.
Timber lands, virgin forests in
bodies of $4,000 acres and up
wards. Lands sold for cash,
or on long time.
The Florida Land and Mortgage Go
G1MrrED) JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-12-30

My dear, aaid General Logan sashis
wife It the breakfast tabls on ThanthRiv-
ing Day, what il correct: Ne and Jim
is ieft,' or Jim and mo b loft or snd
Jim ate left :" They srs alI corissbt,n
replied the lady, . no Kicked the cskonG
from under he table and smp&ied th4 sals.
CellAr in the gonersIe oul - .sh
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-12-30
v4Fy ItDke : ssvan1ae.

4 eew yeats ass ~ Important impeovemenk
Nas inveaied ta the mAnuihcsarn of steel IN
which oCes csutaiulnx ~ mech = two anx1 one
half pr cent At phospA0fue ecaI6 - Nuespa
Niaheas aay preyi0as parinoasIen wA5eh VS.
impMsihle il the B0a1sanes me1Aod Tkia nso.
cesa-knowa ~ the sai1chfist- ThsmAs u Ia
"basic' prOcess-has been applied both In Buel
lAnl and Germany with good results, IN excel.
lent mild steel" being prodoced ffDm impnre
oses. Thousands Of miles of sailrsad on the Con-
tincnt, where wood b scarce, and In India,
whafe wood b destroyed BY ants. have beeu iaiA
with steel ties made by this pr0csm. Neasiy oil
Of the steel wire and rOds for fencing imported
into this country are Of this amIld sfeel.s
The sBessemer Steef Riugn here bdueht The
exclusive right to nee the besic prncess In this
c9untry, bot ~ vet u has not been been exlsn-
slvsiy introduced. There ara vass areas Of low
grAde iron ORES containing phosphorus and lying
!n close proximity to c0aI In many parts Of The
Middle and Southern 6eateA Al present thsy
are NOT worked; bat they could be with psodt
under this basic process The Bessemcr pfOdu-
ezra howevef, not only do not use the patenss
themselves, but they have practically prohsbitesi
any other iron mauufactueT ffom using them.
u0 they fear jihat the Low, cost 0f stsel that
would bllow the operation of these vsluabie
pAtents would saye The need of the l0n9 haul Of
Lake Superior ores : By suppresslHg this Keeak
inysntssa. are they protecting the capital Invest
ed N bossemer plant at the cost Ot the consul
naers Of steel! This deg 10 the manager policy
scems vey like = swindle upon the people IN.
T. 7srstd, Dec ~
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The opening number for January, 1885. Of
this favOriae magazine is Q remarkably brilIiant
holiday one; most Of the contents are timely and
appropriate. and are edifying. instructive and en-
ssrtsining "The Angel Chimes; A Christmas
Story" "The Dominion Of Canada, "A Mission
arr's Letter TO the Youngste8 al Home"
-Glances at Bible History-No. L.. From the
Creation TO the Dispersion" and Religious
Art in the Greek Church. are finely illustrated
and replete with interest. Representative Re
ligious Journalists" is new feature: the Rev.
Dr.. Erreti, Of the Caristion Standard, Is the first
skstch, with portrait In the Home Pulpit"
is . sermon by DR.. Talmage, the editor, who
hss also q characteristic article, 'The Drink
Devil" Among the portraits are those of the
Right R.v. Samuel Seabury, the American Bish-
up. and of Rev. DR.. P4rc', recently elected
Bishop Of Maryland-the earliest and latest Of
American Bishops The price is 25 cents mum.
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LIE. Publisher, So. IS and 81 Park Place, New
1Ork
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A comparison Of the vote OF Florida for ssdv-
ernor. in 1880 and 1884, shows losses and gains
in The various counties as follows: III
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The greatest gain is in Orange county, |. 500
the smallest in Washington, Z. ii
The greatest loss is 8Sl, in Madison the
smallest is 13 in Wakulla =
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BALL & LONG,
Nal ESTATE DEALERS AND AGENTS,
TALLAHASSEE. FLORIDA.

-. iArEe and small tracts OF ,usn,ox.a ma x,,-.
- stsss sc. In Leon and Wsknta coantiss -}saifabis
~ ~. eropa fruits, :rn<k iAsmlG ,Sairyine,
- soa On easy terms, :
- I.s specaaly desirable iocatteas on Iaass Jack
~ ana Bradford, In Leon coMnfy. aaa a the
~ VskI saoses Of the WakhiiA and Il tharks Nv.
~ cSs.asy Cs ~ wiha ffw salss q tSs Guif
s.1 - st.as as1 dossssssst is.sas s.,sG..a ..1
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-30
rsiclln., ar aaiA l,rr.

Yesterday afternoon W I o'clock the
passcrs BY Of "a SALOON on the corner Of TENT
pie ana New High streets had their atien
ton attracted 20 a uoisy row ihsidc and the
next moment Hermaum Rose tho proprietor
appeared at the door violently eieeting "a
druuken man, who was prostgated totheside-
walk. Rose mon gave the man hard kick
in the face o. ea Vas lying down. The blow
struck the u5an In his letteye, probably lie
struyiue thut organ entirely, As hose klcked
She tnaui he uttered the aOds, FAKE THAT
Cd In you, Some Of the spectators re-
monstraled with him for his brutality. spd
She remark Wss made "Raso. YOUR whisky
made hihi drunk, to which Rose tenie4
"Nps. Cd d-n him, but ho didn't my TOT
It. The police were on hand pram1tif aud
arrested both parties, and boakcd them on q
charge OF hghting on the stpeals Ross was
let 80 ~ Is bail 10 appear az y o'clock thls
moening The injured Wau gave hls name
as Patrick Murn'tY, aai WaA put in Jail oyer
uiUhs 20 softer OF.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-30

rhe folluwlug arrived from the south yes
ierday via eass Grande, A. l..
John Cooper and wife Ohioi c N Mccrcy,
~ fAso II lsaacs, faiYermnfe Cal Mas y
jenkins aud children, New York.
etoilowlug arrived from the north sun
day
Mfs q a Rlshap, Mrs N a stod lard. Il a
T0pllt2, pr Weaver. J. swieh L Jones,
Miss Levy, G 4 wiilismA, Afa = Acefady,
San Francisco. De Haflh shufb. San bA
triel g W Wesnanih end wife, hpstan
Miss y a HfigEs, heming q N Nesleafte. }
bealoe, fnesan, y. " hnuiA aud wiie has
Angeles. owen ahd vile, sin lose. q 81
npdoy. phoenix AicNander 50fk Gingin
nefi Mra A NJ RubHrsnh, y N A Sprirar
Tombstone u u Cali, NV furk G y Ford.
cnHtietd ! Is burkhafi J Cole, Sal beI
uardina.
The following arrived irom The north yes
ferdsy
L Msrepse Iundau, Eng MichalH. u
Green T } Haynes and wife. Ms ) y Fry 4
D Fey, III + Van Rheel Josie SHeetsef, s IN
Frtnolsen W hehfendt, euayWaS W q
Nich1ls Chicago, o q 5iealey, " y Bur
hans, Washington & Phillips aud wife
aud two chlldfen Santa Pei q . Newman,
Riverside. 4 Waters. santa Monica = "
Wells, Austin, Ney; Mrs A Nichols, Los
Angeles
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-30
LNIlEHs gaog 81 FE0FI.k.


fho tesoraf 6ama'aniettions nppesring
10 ffIi clirns1 3 li5E nstlss4FIy entf4red
~ thn editor OF ina HlaAiu. The Nriief
Who aellfeftr ne hsaF1 = lishrlif aiHlFf
sreerfieAf hs4 sdfHea FisH nia i.Il lhrtef
Ii1i fedaaiafiIy ~ rlniloattnp bui a. 4
fntrtniea v saea ialiHi
Enn0n f3snH 4 D. ifIng iirae jusl
now ~ aikeasi thf 4fesi Question when
sscIx 1fsst pisaaHe Hos he ssresEanee
IL mortar itd ihan q pareueni How
esef. anfhinf cas- he dpae iaaefds So im
FF1vamaat BOW. aud 8iiea tas streets se
c1ino dfg and in 3 condition 90 work they
ere rsoi en1uEr tnd don need any pasins.
a0d an tae ambition snd enihisiafm fof
atftat Improvements seem 10 dfg mp Win
tae iaud. and No hear nothing more untu
she mud stifs up oar pore mlhdb b. way Of
remembrance 30. gtaf af,er geaf. we are
ia iha same boat with the pgaferbial old
uigger ahant bis ieaky roof
We dDnt need any lnaR.gindcd srtcies
On the condition Of our sifeels. or how theY
bectsae -. bot sgme susgoainnf "a te Inc
beat sbeibed for rcmedy thAi viii come
within he means ~ the tax payer Hhrfih
Is " here tho experience aud good Judgment
~ nur city Council can have inll scope
thai VI HfflNl nave NltAtF ttftf'Ht lt ca
fact mt % accomplish ibis there are two
ilHp5riantd dne4tinus - settle firai. how shall
ls lis dDfif aud then how shall Il he
paid TORT shall The property upon the
slre-f pay Tor Is awn improvements nf shall
Il be- daHe BY common tarl II y opinion IL
tnAt N our street improvements should be
made from oae special fsnd. crested Tor
that purpose ilst ~ much - any uihCf
special iHnd We haVe. Aud ~ 60 tho mode
Of pfFins, have seen bat one feasible plan
proposed shirA WA taat oi Ar 81 Ia The
sunday nKnAtns bat Aunid suggest Instead
nf making she bed ten iuches deep. u make
u fifeau inches. an sure every tax payer
wanid rathUr pay littla mofe sud have
perrtauent sob than 10 Be taNed Tor lmmeii
ate repairs Il looks % me that u Dnt ton
inuhes Di stone aud gravel are pat Ia, when
the rains and hcavg trucks come onto Il, It
slil cut un, While N Eve nr eight iuuhea
mufc were put Ia 4 would bc money we'll
spent This = matter tll are Interested IN.
aud a free Interchange lf opinions might
serve thc better O. zrf The best Tor one a.
. taA payer would prefer - pas good tax
and have Il ivi eigIiaiy eEpended than hdlf
fhu gmuuut 10 b. tiruWD uNHy like some nf
Our improvements fpr the pbHt two years.
iiy tho way, lhiuk Mf. BIS estimate iof the
cost pi the work he aauius TOO little. However
Dis would depend upon how exiensixely
t1e work euuld be entered Into. The Arfuyo
5aeO has cobbie stones enough 10 pave the
whole CITY and ( thu city grants The right OF
wey " tha Railroad Company down the
river bank 20 Fltsl street. would Il moi be
well 70 rrs8rye the right ~ uaing the tfack
for bringing lhem dpWu. track could be
aid mp fifAt street witch would deliver
them st eentral point, aud The saino ears
could be reloaded With The earth eseayAted
from the ftreets and thkcn 80 bulld the
leyee. IN thisEay the eiig would be getting
immediate tctnFns for tho bonus asked hy
ils hailrosd Company Tor the right OF way
laip our ci;y' NJ y kAKsa.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-30
40 Regain Health,
use Dr. ueuiey's Celery. Beef and Iron.

What nice tea this Is, mammal II tastes
auite different from that bitter tes We used
80 have, and that made me ie el so bad All
day - school that I couldn't earn my less
onsn
.fes, dear. the tea that made yon feel so
bod was green tea. I'm thankful 7 found
cut about it, aud shall get no more 81 fl.
Papa was reading piece out of the New
York Herald last night. where Ii says that
ail green teas arc aduterated With Prnssian
blue, and s0spstOue. aud heaven knows
what horti0 stuff This tea that you Ike so
much Is Eola Tea, and instead o. making
Fou feel sick. it will brighten you up aud
help you 10 learn your lessons"