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The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16
"Pat NOT DEAD Yet"
Boats, BirChGS & Canoes 10 Let
IS cts PER DAY !!

Guides furnished if Wanted.
One or two horse carriages run
from Moose River to the Forks for
the accommodation Of Sportsmen,
when wanted.
u Give me call and | will use
you well.
Moose River Aug 16 1885. 2m33
PAT McKENNY.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16
Nervous Debilltated Men

You are allowed II free trial If thirty days OF the
use OF Dr. Dyes Celcbr tea Voliaic Belt with Eec-
trio SuspensUry Appliances. for the speedy relief
and pc. insnent cue ~ Nervous Debility, loss VI
Vitaityand Manhood, and All kindred troubles.
Also lurmany other diseases. Complete restora
ton 10 health yisor and niaIhUod guaranteed. No
risk is incurred. illustrated pamphlet with full
Iulurmation, terms, etc mailed free by address
ing Voitaic Belt Co., MaIhali, Mich.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16
"To the good, night is not dark
A SAILOR.

"A SAILON.
Captain John Kimball, Sailor New LONDON
In the small of my back i'll the region OF tue
kidneys. had the best medical attendance
without experiencing any rel1ef. nnuehi
and used II bottle of HUNTS Kidney ana Liver
REMEDY, Four bottles entirely cured me-
Price 81 30 Send for Pamphlet OF Testimo
mails. - s., T
HUNTS REMEDY Co, PROVIDENCE, " !;
ON. CRITTENTON, General Agent. New forl
1yr36.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16
Positiv, cure for Piles.

To the people vi this Comfy W. would say we
have been given the Agency OF Dr. Maichis Italian
Pill, Ointment emphaiicully guaranteed 10 cure
or money ieiundtd-lntc:na External, Blnd,
r. ,eding or Itching Ii's. Price soc. box. No
cure, No Pay. For sale by Bixby u Buck, Drug
gst.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16
KEEP IT PURE
The Life !. thu blood-Prevent DiseRse-Sur-
gerry the I.1st Rcsort-A Telling Letter.

The Life il ilV biood-prevent Di.ease-sur-
very the Idst Rcsort-A Telling Letter.
Here is fact for YOU to think over. viz:
Medical science proves that diseases, no matter
how great n variety they seem to have, proceed
from comparatively few causes. IL IL for this
reason that some single medicine relieve or
curr So wide range OF complaints some OF
them Appearing almost directly opposite iii
m their natures When IL medical preparation
acts Mt once upon the digestive and urinary
org tus, and also purities the blood, the list of
difficulties sub jet to its control Is astonishing
But while many things are said to possess this
power those which actually exert it are very
rare.
II is conceded that DIR KENNEDY'S FAyO.
RITE REMEDY, Of Rondout n. is the most
effective preparation now in nsc for all discus
es arising from foul or impure state or the
ejaculation Hence it is more than likely the
writer u: the following letter had hahtually
taken "FAvORITE REMEDY" ten years ago,
he would never have suffered from cancer.
Pittsiield, Mass March %. 1884
Dr.. ID. Kennedy, RondOut, N. Y,
DEAR sIR:-About six years ago was Obliged
t. resort to external treatment for the removal
oi :, cauccrous growth on my lip On my re
turn home | became sensible that my blood
needed II thorough cleansing Ny whole sys,
about for some the best medicine. your 'FAN-
ORIrE REMEDY was 50 highly ,e"ommeud-
cd in my hearing that was resolved 10 nv it.,
| did so, aud the result surprised me, it was
effected So quickly and completely. l soon got
over tho depression produced by these opera.
lions; and since The "FAVoRlfE REME ,Da,
hu. kept me in such health and strength as
never had before, nor expected to have, 1t Ia
the hest blood purifier in the world am sure
'""'' MATTHEW FARRELL.
"A Adams Street.
In all eases when n consultation is deemed
desirable,
y But If you have not done so, adopt "FAV-
| ORITE REMEDY" as Il household friend.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16
F. G DORMHOFF, Upholsterer.

One of the best in the with and prepared do ali
kinds of work making old Lounges to making b
most elegant goods be asked for My stock OF Carpets
cloths Window Shades Fixtures Mirrors and Feathers &c.
very large selected My line OF Chamber Sets from
To 800 Nv Ash Chamber made especially for mel ackowl
edged by ali to be the market have full palo
Suit in tame will $780, former price 45 One elegant Par
Sut in Hair Cloth price $685. will sell for $45 Have
solid M will close during the month of August only
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16


say concerning the
ability Of Dr. Thomas
Eclectric OIL to cure
asthma, catarrh. Group,
colds. etc. Mrs. Dora
Koch Of Buffalo. says;
For Group it IS doct
ediv elicacious' mrs. Jacob M-lliso, Ct Ms,i1a
Ohio says the same thing. S. ). Gtafe', AXton
N. Y, writes lad asthma CT tA- worst kind
took one dose OF Thom@ tciec,rc q. and WA,
relieved in few inmates Would w.ls five mile
forthis medicine am, pay S bottle I ~ l'Wg
eist C. r. Hall. Grayville ILL.,. says. =" Cured IN al
ceratcd throa. for r7c IN iwtniy-fou h1Gt,' " s..
up in bed and ooughed I'll the clothing was We
with preparation Ny
witc insisted that use
Thomas Eeectrc Oil.
The FIRST teaspoorful
BELIEVED me-" T.. n.
Perkins, Creek Centre,
n. T., Thomas Eclcc-
tric OIL Is also TIP
Tor external applica-
ton for rheumatism,
cuts ,scaids, burns, bites,
br.ises,e,e When visi-
ting the druggist, ask
HIM what lie knows of
DIR. Thomas Eclectric
Oil; II he has been
long in the drug
trade. b. he will
speak highly OF il.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16

walls Richardson & Co.'S Improved Butter
Color viii he found to be the only OIL color that
will not become rancid Test 1t and you VIII
prove it, II Will not color the bntterm IL
tho strongest and therefore the cheapest.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16

If there is anything in this life that will give
one a forctaste OF he'll us some represent IT.,
that thing is Seui algia. IT is the refinement of
torture But there is ~ simple aud inexpensive
remedy for 1t. JOhnSOn's 4n0dyne Imminent
snuled up into the head will give instant re-
lief,
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16

And Fancy Dyeng ESTABLISHING mt. Water Street
Augusta, Me. Established 1867
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16

Cambridge. Aug. %, 1885
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16
a CARD.

To all who are suffering from the ndscretions OF
youth, nervous weakness, carly decay, loss of man
hood, &c. Will sei,d recipe that Will cure you
FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy was dir
covered by missionary in Sou,h America. Serd
a self-addresscd envelope TO the Rev. JosErH T.
lNMAN tdiiOn d. NeU York city.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16

Pure, rich blood gives us health, long me,
attention to the state Of their bloodf ParsonS
P,r0atirc Piiis make new, rich Blood. ana Ia
ken one IA night for three months VIII cnange
the blood i'll the entire system
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16
Not At Home.

The New York Republican State committee
invite the errns sisters who lst the party in the
f.ll 70 return 70 the fold. Judging from he t:ns
win b jeyfSlly sssepisd. The visitors don't
~ 4 49, h ~ uenessatis party, anl, 4
- e - I ~ = - - > ~
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16

TONIC AND BITTERS
IT is UNEQUALLE0 IN RESULTS
AND Permanent IN ITS CURE.
LIVING l., TESTIMONY ST!

"Uaying had occasion to use remedy f0r
kidney troubles purchased bottle of HUNTS
Kidney and Liverl REMEDY, and 1t completely
cured me-have no Indigestion, and am hearty
and healthy for one of my years (6ol:'1 r.
Woodbury.. Blacksmith, Manchester. N. III.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16

A Berlin physician claims to have invented
n machine for looking INTO the brain. II is
probably u new tangled oorkscrew, although
the old kind will uncover the brau of almost
any man.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16

flinned from Cnnafa Presbyterian, under
sjpuitnre of {. Blackctt Robinson, Propr.: was
cured OF oft.recurring bilious hcadach' by
Burdock Blood Bitters.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16

The Atlanta Constitution propounds the ed
itorial conumdrnn-"Docs it pay to go III
debt :" 1t certainly does. 1t is getting out Of
the debt that grinds.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16
"Small beginnings lead to large endings.'
CurDenter.

II was troubled with weakness OF the h 40
news. had to pass my water as many as ff,
teen times during the night. After having useu
the second bottle of HUNTS Kidney and Liver
REMEDY found that al my tr2inl ;a was XII; gone
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16

People who doubt the story of Jonah and the
whale will be rurpri-cd to learn that boy was
taken out of II carp recently, near Marquette,
Mich. The boy was drowned in Carp river
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16

When u man nearly breaks his neck getting
out of the way of lightning bug, supposine
it to be a headlight of a locomotive, it is tim,
for him to sign the pledge.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16


| What has already been said about the deyel.
opement of the typhoid fever germ and the ways
it is taken into the system, pretty plainly indi.
Gates the line of our endeavor in preventing it
| 1t is to be borne in mind;
LIST. That filth, if it is not the direct cause, is
at least the indus (nest) in which the cause or
germ may be developed.
I'd That the poison is principally given of
| from the bowels.
| Sd. That it is usually aeceivcd into the sys.
TEN in the food and drink.
|. At all times, as well in the absence as dur.
ing the presence Of typhoid fever, let us try tc
keep our premises and their surroundings as
clean possible OF all forms of filth none
others are so dangerous to our homes as that Of
the hole-in-the-g ground" privy, and that ii
and about our sink drains. The former should
never be tolerated, nor the latter in its usua
| forms.
"Fith, " in its sanitary Specification, includes
not only the grosser forms, but also the less tan.
gible and more respectable kinds, which are toe
often ignored. The impalpable, but not inodor
Gus kind in the air of unycntilated bedrooms is
disgusting and dangerous; the sewer air, which
leaks from faulty water closets or defective drain
| pipes in the homes of the wealthy, consign ma
ny to the tomb; the carnations from rottinp
chips or sawdust, the exhalatons from decay.
ing vegetables in the cellar,-all these may dap.
gerously pollute the air, and should be avoided
|. All discharges from the fever patient
should be received in n vessel containing enough
of disinfectant no. corrosive sublimate solu-
tom, no. 6 Chloride of lime solution), or no.
| (copperas solution), to cover them. They
| should be kept thus for fifteen or twenty minutes
and then buried in the earth where they cannot
by any possibility find their way into wells
springs or brooks. They should never be al
lowed to mingle with any kind of filth, in privy
or elsewhere.
The clothing, both of bed and patient should
be disinfected by dropping it into tub contain
ing several gallons of disinfectant no. (sul-
bhate of zinc solution), or no. 3, and afterwards
poiled in this solution. After death or recovery
disenfect the room with disinfectant no. (sul-
phur fumigation).
AS far as concerns the personal hygiene of at
tendants and nurses, it may qe said that if the
foregoing preventive measures are carefully car
ried out there is hardly possibility of their tax
ing the disease; in fact, under such conditions
cases in which attencants have taken the dis
ease from the patient almost, if not quite
unknown. Typhoid fever "goes through" fami-
lies because all have been exposed to the disease
producing cause; or the worst cases contami-
nate the water supply, or "seed down" the privy
vault and the house surroundings witt the dis
ease germs.
nothing in the room where the patient is, nor
anything which has peen there. The food for
the attendants and family should be prepared
and kept as far from the sick room as possible.
Thorough boiling will kill all disease germs $50,
while the fever is in uhe house, it is safer to boil
all water and milk just before it is used.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16

"Pm sure beg your pardon" said young
American lady to her right hand neighbor at
dinner table, after sneezug violcntly-"I hope
didn't splash you.'
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16

hear that Il ba sehall team is being organic
ed by detectives. It's none of my business
of course, but would suggest that one OF Piuk.
ertons men be engaged MS catcher.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16
..Be a friend to yourself, and others will"
Fireman.

Fireman.
81 have been a severe sufferer with weak.
ness OF the kidneys, and took severe cold
while on duty with the fire department. J.
-.sshlS pains in my back and my water
RrMEDY completely cured neil A. Glass,
Columbus Ohio.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16

1t is said that Sitting Bull is fond of canned
gouds Som one should send him can of nj
trO elycerine and IL hammer and cold chisel
aud tell him to pitch in aud enjoy himself
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16
can be made selling goot
useful, every day book
TINT people want, l. e
The PEOPLES CYcloPEI
III u III u l. L MIN liz.

RIDPATa's UNITED STATES HISTORY 600 Coo Vol-
Sold. GAsKELLs COMPENDIUM OF Forms (2i3,00O
Nols.sold). THE PEOPLES, ATLAS Coon To be
issucd). TREASURY Of THOUGHT; MOTHER. HOME
and HEAVEN New, THE WoRLD.-tistorical and
Actual about ready. Active Statesmen wanted
MARTIN GARRISON & CO..
~ Milk Street. opposite the +. o., Boston.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16
ME- 10
CLOSING ot3F SALE
Furniture e. Carpets

For the next 30 days hope 80 years shall be CLOSING
ont nv stock and buying with the received and ppa
ed all times to give better bargains greater assortment finch
oonls than any House in this country
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16

Livery stable keepers should always Keep
Arnicn x on Liniment IN the stable, nothing
like IL for horses
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16

Fitz has Il good looking daughter, VINO ne
says will never marry "a dude puu'S us"'ii'S
like Niles Filz.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16

Arnica Il on Luimcnt is equally good for
mau aud beast Is aud 81 cents per bottle.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16
Fnrn,ers--Try 1t!

The man who received a tomahawk by ex-
press acknowledged that lie hau queer "Ae
sent
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16

Hens were laying eggs 400 years before inc
birth of Hunoriu~ nf Rome ana II was hlso just
as difficult to get hold OF II spring chicken
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16

For Washing Clothing aud AL laundry ana
cleansing purposes, JAMES PILEs PEAhL,
lNE is n iavnrite compound Does not inlure
the fabrics aud saves a great deal OF labor
Sold by groccls
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16

Thousands walk the earth to-day who would
b, sleeping IN lis bosom but for the timely use
q. Downs Elixir.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16

The idea of making great lake % SahHrn
seems tu have been abandoned, aud you can
now purchase sandbanks at the old ngnrc'
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16

For IA Md CIthartic aud efficient TOME, use
Bnxter's Mandrake Bitlcrs. Ever bottle war
rnuttd,
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16
TYPHOID FEVER.
Circular Issued by the State Board
of Health.

Tha l. ,.o,,,. o,ro,,, ,,,,,.;o,;,,, i; tho
Ind ~ soD;,arians and nhrs;o;ons tho, ~
,ho;d t,,.ox : ,;so,,o ,,b;,h has h,, 1ittlo roht
70 ox;s, IN c;y;l;,od cor,r,ppi,v Such ,hongnts
.o,,.rd;,,,, ,h;n,,s ;no,;t,lJo and rocos.ar, aro
ro;,hor royorort;,l or rrostah,o br, into,l;oont-
l., d;roo,ol otror,s ., d;,,in;sh tho royo,onco or
,,,nho;d fovor have heon followed nv 60 largo -
Hp"o'' ""N
measure OF success 'hat we are Jus'ihed IN re-
garding it as one OF the unnecessary diseases.
The prevention of typhoid fever must rest
,o., ;,.;,,,,,l,, an Lrou,aa,,o ~ IT, oa,,so ~
''i '"'''''S'' VII ".'"''"s' VI 40 '"u''' ~
at least, on an acquaintance with the known
laws IN accordance with when that cause oper-
altos The essential cause of tho disease is gen-
n g
cram! oeiieNeu W oe d minute oiS"hio sei"'
which is given OH by the sick, and may be trans
mtted to the well in several ways
rha ,o;so,o,,s NORM, ;s ,,o, ,,,ro,. off ,,rouoh
-,
the orea,h, OF III 'he eNhaiatiohs rom Inc Skii'
as is the case i'll some other infectious diseases
but in This disease il is contained in .Ie dis.
oh,.,.., e..,.,s,. h.. s,,d-,s "a
D F iS'A~' -
that from inc kidneys hehee the proper as
posal of the eNcreta is a matter Of the first and
HIGHEST importnncc.
A,o.hox oo,,.l,,;,,, ,,t;oh l.; ,.o,,o-uu, oooo,,,
h"o'nei .'"' ,"''oi "''''" - "''"''9 "'.'p'
cd Is that the disease germ as II leaves the BODY
is not yet in condition to be dangerous, bu,
that in a short time. through Preventative nro.
cess, II acquires dangerous character; there-
fore, the need of the disposal of all discharges
from the patient without DELAY.
c,u ,,o,,,o. ,,;n, ,,,,;o1 :,
SUN ""o'''e, '"iAs "'ii." 'eeii's u
teach, and winch the pu0hc should bear In mind
is that this fever-germ may not only be deyel-
oped but multiplied outside the human body
That the fever patient is in some way a factor,
for the time beng, engaged IN producing ant
throwing ont poison dangerous to other per
sons, is matter OF common belief: but OF late
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16
Read what the people
say concerning the
ability Of DR.. Thomas
Eclectric OIL to cure
asthma, eatarrh. Group,
colds. etc. Mrs. Dora
Koch Of Buffalo. says !:
Worked Wonders.

my daughter very bad of on account Of
cold and pain in her lungs. DR.. 7honaS' Ef!ee-
fyir OIL eSrsd her in fweniy-ronr hours. One
Of the boys was cured Of throat. This medi-
CINE has worked wonders in family" Alyah
Pinekney, Lake Mohopae, N Y.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16
Seeding Down to Grass.

No time should be lost in sowing
grass seed after September comes
in; in fact, OH low, moist land it
would have been better to have
sown the seed in August; but there
is yet time for the grass to get IA
good start before cold weather sets
in. The potato is one of the best
crops to prccede grass; the pota-
toes are harvested about the right
time, and the ground in digging
them is stirred up 50 that when it
is ploughed it is in an excellent con
dition to pulverize well. The time
spent in thoroughly preparing the
soil before the seed Is sown is spent
to good advantage. 1t is mistake
to SOW grass seed on IL hard, un.
ploughed soil; it is true it will often
grow on such soil. but the growth
the next year will not be us heavy
us If the soil were well prepared.
Tho venom of II bee being an
acid, its effects may be neutrallzed
by the application of an alkali,
such Us d very small quantity OF
liquor potssae applied with u cam
els hair brush. y remedy which is
generally at hand Will be found III
finely cut tobacco y pinch of this
should be laid in the hollow OF the
hand and moistened. 1t should
then be worked with the thumb and
forefnger of the other hand until
the juice extracted is quite dark col
ored This should then be applied
to the part affected; using the moist
tobacco as if it were Il sponge, be.
tween the thumb and finger. AS
soon as the tobacco gets dry, lit
tie more moisture should be added
and the juice placed upon the i'll
famed spot for five or ten minutes;
and if this application is resorted
to immediately it is IL certain cure.
Road mud, wet, is also good.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16
OLD DR.. BOOTHS
Vegetable Worm Remedy.

a pleasant, safe, reliable and
prompt remedy for the removal
of stomach and seat or pin
worms from child or adult. 1t
is easy to take; never fails; alb
solutely harmless and requires
no afterpbysic.
PRICE as CEN TS.
For Sale by George Cushing,
SKOWHEGAN, MAINE. ly3s
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Salary and Commission.

A GIVE, ENERGETIC AGENTS, OF NICE
n address, who can furnish salts actOry reference,
can get a GOOD SALARY AND COMMISSION to solicit
orders for " Gaskells Compendium of Forms" or
other popular and fast selling books published by
the Atlanta Publishing Co.
This Company has a very fine selection of books,
and they offer better inducements to Agents than
any house we know. They thoroughly reliable,
and parties wishing work would do well to CORE
spOnd with them.
For full particulars and terms, write to
ATLANTA PUBLISHING CO.,
Nov 26-3m SO. Broad st. Atlanta, Ga.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements
AN ORDINANCE


b q Ordssnsd ~ tAs CITY CbxHcR Of ne ~,
taAaass, Ssts ef Fsorida, a. Jollos.: '"s q Tal
SECrfoN I. That an election be hela -
the Sth day OF December. A. D. 1875 :, =. ~ Iaesday
once In said city, during the usual honsse mayors
Ing eicctions 70 determine whether or moi hold
Councii shall be empowered 10 issre borS.' ue City
city, not TO exceed twenty-five and d,, 81 said
amount for The purpose Of consti 6ctinr cn nrs 10
WORKS. said bonds to bear per cent ints sy water
20 pc payable thirty years after date bnt and
AFTER nve years, at the pleasure cf .t Q
SEC. 3 The ballots of those votiur Co.
OF bonds shall read For Bonds" and NJ , ,e issue
Ing against the issue of bonds shall READ !c
Bonds." assam ieao Against
SEC. 3. That IL the Council be empow...s.
election to issue said bonds thew shail :, az sad
meeting after said election appoint three mt
freeh0lders Of said city, to be styed ,..soent
City Bonds" who shall have charge of ,ha 'ees Of
ton OF said bonds the disbursement of IN. esotia-
arising ron the sale of the same. and the aeys
agement and control of all funds raised for RI man
ment o! the interest and the ultimate rcd,pssy'
"a saIu oohds. said Trustees shall each o, . hs
IA sucn sum as the Council may -eaure IA ahg Ing
inc mayor Of said city, and condjtiopea no, s %
Trustee shall faithfully perform the duties en, us ~
SEC =. That this Ordinance shall he rrh,,.,.,
RIDIAN " NE WEEKLY Flo
Passed the Council Nov, mber 4 1895
EDWARD LEWIS, President Civ Coun,,,
a. l.. DEMIILY, Clerk N'"neL
approved November 5, 1885
T.,,.,. G. G. PEARCE, Mayor.
Aaiianassee, fla, Nov. 5, 1SS5-4w
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POTTS QUEEN of PAIN

H. v. r. SCHRADER, STATE AGENT
This preparation is equally effcacous for internal
administration and external application 1t is GER
tain for cholera, cholera-morbus cramps
sprains, neuralgia, face ache, &c. [Apri 3D. IS ly
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NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court of the Second Judicial
Circuit OF the State of Florida, in and for
the County of Leon.
HENRY c. RIPPEY, Plaintiff VS.. SARAH c. RIPLEY,
Defendant-Bil for Divorce.
TT APPEARING THAT THE DEFENDANT
i has removed from and resides out of the State
of Florida, that ordinary process cannot be
served upon her in this case. or if served defend
ant cannot be compelled to appear and answer or
plead TO the bill filed In this CASE 1t is, therefore,
Ordered, That hearing on the facts charged In
said bill be had the first Monday in February,
A. d. 1886, at which time decree will be made If
defendant does not appear in the same manner as
if defendant had appeared and present In
court IfOpided that copy Of this order for hear
ing be published in the EEKLY FLoRIDIAN, pub
lie newspaper of this State, tor the space of three
months before the day appointed for said hearing.
Ordered at Chambers October H. 1885.
d. s. WALKER,
Judge Second Judicial Circuit of Florida.
true copy Attest
e. A. BRYAN, Clerk.
Tallahassee, Fla, Oct. Is lSS5-3m
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Notice Of Incorporation.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
i of the formation of The EAST GEORGIA AND
FLORIDA RAILROAD COMPANY for the purpose of
constructing, maintaining and operating railroad
tor public use In the conveyance of persons and
property, from the St. Marys River, at or nearly
opposite the city of ST. Marys, Georgia, to the city
Of Jacksonville, Florida, by the most direct and
practicable route through the counties of Nassau
and Duval, Florida.
w. T. DILL,
H. g. MORSE,
w. Z. KAY,
A. II. COX,
G.. P GOODYEAR
September H. lSS5-3n