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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-06

they would bring. In this way what would
with little care have been veryvaluable race
horses, have been doomed to the meaner
occupation of the cab, livery rig, baggage
wagon or swill-cart. Condemned from the
start their usual fate was to become worse
and worse, till the visitor to this great CEN
ter of the finest hOrse-breeding region in
the world is astonished to see in common
use on streets and turnpikes an infinitely
worse set of equine plugs" than can be
found in any other part of the civilized or
uncivilized world. 1t is reaSsuring to be
told, on good authority, that matters have
greatly improved in this regard OF late
years, and that now it is as common, as it
was formerly uncommon, to have faulty
foals looked after professionally and cured
when cures can be effected. In this way
there has been in the last decade great inn
provement in the general excellence Of
Kentucky horses, and the reward is shown
in the increased average prices obtained for
all classes of horses bred i'll this favored re-
giOn.
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Always Among the MISSING.

A closed umbrella gathers no rain.-Bos-
ton Post.
Every man has skeleton in his closet, a
borrowed umbrella, for mstance.-Boston
Budget.
''Write something on Lent" said the
managing editor. And the editor sat down
and wrote: Umbrella Chicago Sun.
If man has borrowed an umbrella he
generally fails to return it. If he has stolen
one he is naturally afraid to return it.
These are some of the reasons why a GER
tain man always has an umbrella.
Orleans Picayune.
JOnes-What are you mad about Smith?
Smith lin a terrible rage)-What am L
mad about? Why, this morning found
silk umbrella in the hallway of my board
ing house, and as nobody seemed to own it
l captured L just captured it myself. L
laid it down here not five minutes ago, and
some rascally thief has gone off with it.
San Francisco Ingleside.
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GLOBULES.

Officer Brosseau arrested j. p. Griffin
and William Schumick for fighting in West
St Paul yesterday afternoon.
Carrie Burch, the little girl living on
Washington street, who was badly burned
on July while using fire-crackers, was
much better last night.
Redmond O'Niel was arrested at the
Smelling house. West Seventh street, yes
terday afternoon for diSorderly conduct.
He was insulting every person who passed
along the street.
Frank Loll and another boy named Lucy
were reported yesterday afternoon as miss
ing from Minneapolis, and it was feared
they were the two boys drowned near the
levee on Saturday. Their names were
Frank Douda and Adam Scott
The special song-service at the rooms of
the Gospel Temperance union yesterday
afternoon was we'll attended. The singing
was conducted by Mrs. Heath and Mr.. San
some. A Bible-reading on Guidance was
given, which was both interesting and in
Structive.
William Hollis, a hack driver in J. B. Gull
lens employ, was arrested yesterday for
brutally treating span of horses. Hollis
left the stable on Saturday and chartered
returned at night one of the horses dropped
dead, and the other one, it was thought,
was about TO follow suit. Hollis, it seemed,
had neglected to take any care of his team,
and so, at Mr.. Cullen's request, he was
locked up.
The o'clock song service for young men
at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms yesterday was
rendered very interesting by an address by
Mr.. Robert Weidensall, western secretary
of the International Committee of the Young
Mems Christian association. Rev. DIR.
Marshall will probably speak next Sunday.
Mr.. Keyworth will lead the young mems
meeting next Saturday at p. M. and the
general secretary the Bible study tO-mor-
row evening. a gospel temperance meeting
was held in the evening. The singing was
conducted by Mr.. ]. r. Hague, general sec
rotary of the Y. NJ. c. a. Brief addresses
were made by Messrs. COnnel, Dunlap and
Hague. The attendance, considering the
evening. was good
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ST. PAUL'S DAY.
The Patron Saint of the Church. tho
Diocese and the City.

Yesterday was observed by the Catholic
churches of this city as st. Paul's day,
though the festival Of st. Paul in the cal
endar comes on June 80. The day was
kept as one of the most solemn of the year
by all Catholics, st. Paul being the patron
saint not only of the church but of the city
and the diocese. Special services were
held in the cathedral, consisting of pontifi-
cal high mass in the morning followed by a
sermon at 1890 by the Rev. Father Shan
lev OH the life and virtues of the apostle
''The day" said Bishop Ireland to GLOBE
reporter, sis OF especial interest to Catho-
lies of this. city and is observed as
one of their most solemn feastS.
II may well be worthy of
observance by all residents of the city as it
was by reason of st. Paul's being the pa
tron saint of the church that the city took
its name. ST. Paul was taken as the patron
saint of the church here in 1912, when the
little frame chapel on Benz street, where
now is the Catholic block, was dedicated.
At that time the Rev. Father l.. Gaultier
delivered an address, in which he said if
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The Standard Club.

The annual election of officers and review
of reports of the Standard clnb took place
yesterday in the Standard hall, corner of
Jackson and Eighth streets. A full board
was present, and the officers were elected
as follows: Mr.. II. Placine, president; j..
II. Frederick, vice president; i. Goodkind,
treasurer; Leo o. Guiterman, recording Sec
rotary; B. l.. Goodkind, finance secretary.
The club has been very successful. and
many new members have been taken in
during the year, and it closes its fiscal year
with fund in the treasury. Twenty shares
of stock were paid off yesterday with inter
est at s per cent. up to date.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-06

Pittsburg Dispatch: Mr.. John III. Fender,
manager of a street railway, remarked to a
reporter: 1.-The woman who sits cat-a-cor-
nered in the street ear and lets the mother
with child in her arms stand, is only
equaled by the dudine who accepts the seat
you offer and then, when there is a vacancy
next to her, motions the dudelet who ac-
companies her to take the seat"
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As Mrs. Farrell has been in the country for
few weeks past, and the house has been
closed, the origin of the blaze was thought
to have been incendiary. Inquiries about
the matter pointed suspiciously to p. Cav
anaugh. and yesterday he was placed under
arrest, charged with firing the building.
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PICNIC STEAMER.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
The Steamer LOngfellOw
And Barge Evangeline

VIII hereafter be chartered for prf-
Vate excursions only, except when
some occurrence of general interest
demands that the boats be run for
public use.
The Charter Fees will be as follows:
For the steamer, per $50
For the barge, per day 25
FOR steamer and barge together,
per day............ ................... rs
roI me Stealner, per evening. 35
Tor the barge. per evening. go
5or steamer and barge together,
per evening 5O
fOr 1uu inform alton apply to CHAS.
, IN ELPS, at office of the st. Paul
caV1gat1on Co., Room $50 Drake
HOOK; or to Capt. RULEY, on the
steamer.
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Not so Dangerous n Trade.

First Small Boy-'What does your pap
do for living?"
Second Small Boy (from New York;
MY pap's great man, he is. He is an
Office holder"
What's his Office, then?"
He's building Inspector"
I'D think it would be awful dangerous
going around unsafe buildings"
''Oh, no. He don't go near 'em till after
they fall down. "-Philadelphia Call.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-06

the half dozen little log cabins ever grew
into village lac hoped it might be named
st. Paul, and in accordance with this idea
when name was wanted for what is now
this city, some years later, the name of the
patron saint of the little Catholic chapel
was taken"
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a Dropping LILY.

regret to have to say that the general
impression made by Mrs. Langtry at the
private views this year was that her good
looks had wonderfully faded since her first
appearance in London society. The beauti-
full complexion and the distinguished, yet
simple, bearing remain as charming as ever,
but the once lovely eyes are no lenger so
bright. There is q ragged expression in all
the features, and instead of conveying the
impression of Astounding health, as she
once did, the lady from Jersey now seems
to be delicate. Her slightness of figure
adds to this effect.-London Letter.
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Arrested for Incendiarism.

AT an early hour yesterday morning
fire broke out in Mrs. Catharine Farrelrs
house, in the rear of 5S5 Mississippi street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-06

The rain falls not alike ON the just and
unjust, for the simple reason that the un-
Just usually has the umbrella belonging TO
the iust.-Puck.
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PERSONALS.

w. P. Baker, Winnipeg, is at the Ryan.
E. b. Putnam, Eau Claire, is at the
Ryan.
E. c. Brown, Fargo, was in the city yes
terday.
NJ. j. Roach, Crookston, is registered at
the Ryan.
w. w. Berry, Saltwater, was in the city
yesterday.
William Lowry, Fergus Falls, was in the
city yesterday.
John G. Page, Winona, is registered at
the Merchants.
w. G. McComber, Black River Falls,
Wis, was at the Merchants yesterday.
J. Sutton, Miss Cherbutt. J. NJ. Ross and
wife and Miss Jennie Long. Port Arthur,
are registered at the Merchants.
AT CHICAGO.
Special to the Globe.
CHICAGO, July 81. Z. Holdridge,
Robert Engdahl of Minneapolis are at the
Palmer.
+. NJ. Barrett of Minneapolis, George S.
Long and j. G. Sharp of Eau Claire are al
the fremont.
G. ID. Welch and wife of st. Paul, c. III.
mcfarland of Duluth are at the Grand Pa
cific.
John S. DickerSon and Il. F. Pratt of St
Paul are at the Sherman.
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Com. Kittson,s Exhibition of Speed.

We have spoken several times of the ex-
hibition of speed that Commodore Kittson
proposes to give of his fast horses on We'd
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GARDENERS STATIONS.
SKINKLE.

Registered. Standard IVA. Record 2:47,
has shown a 2:2S gait, without having ever
been handled for speed, Has never sired
colt that could not trot in three minutes on
better
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HAMBLEToNIAN sWIcERT

Registered. Standard 1773
VIII make the season at No 6 Greenwood
avenue, near Post Siding, East st. Paul,
Terms S25 for the season, with the privilege
of return. For pedigree and further informa.
ton apply to
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-06

FASTER LODE, Jr. 1920 got by Master Lode 595
1tl dam Mambrino Chief; I'd dam SherInan's Black
Hawk. Stand, S25; single service, So Address
c. S. Radcliffe, 800 Selby avenue. 1878
nor SALE-Young Trotting Stock-I have several
l. one and two-year-old colts, the get of Baymout
1927, son of Alden Goldsmith, 337 out Of standard
mares. Colts all large and rangy. fine looking and
Enthusiastically showing the promise Of speed G. w
Sherwood. 400
DRESTON STOCK FARM, Preston. Fillmore
County, Minn-For public service, Herod 2:2456).
King OF the MOrgans, Trample, the most successful
trotting sire of his age in the Northwest; Comus
frst-class draft stallion. For pedgrees and terms
ADDRESS NJ l. Nfattan go
1,r.-->-r.. 60. =. -
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-04-16
District No. 3.

Bounded AZ follows. VIZ Beginning 4, Moceas!n
trap. run along the Tallahassee anu TA0mAsS lille
road IL sOuihwesteriy direction To The Junction OF
this road with thu neirhnorhoos road near Roberts
school-house thea IN IN eaSterlv direction along
this neigh borhood road Roberts nil r. lnDan
Fishers then south and in heasteriy direction
along said neignbornooc road via trump store Ia
the Monticello road near Barrow Hill then along
the Monticello road eAsteTiy direction 10 Its
intersection with the range line dividing ranges
and cas-; Then north along sale range line 10 It's
intersection witt TIE MlccosukIe and Moccasln trap
road th-p = westerly direction along sAic road
L. the beginning p0Ini Registration Office. Il
Felkel. Place o: registration. a L. : F-iEel
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Distrlst No. 4.

Bounded a. follows VIZ Beginning Al ,he point
where the Tnomasvilie roac wa sunny Hi ross -
The Georgia line. Ut a4ou- salc road II a soItE
westerly direction 10 MOccaSlr t1AI then II AT
-aste-ty direction aion- tn NOccasIu ant Mon
iicelO ts Intersection Wiz tnr -1ngr iln-
De- eer aure> ana eaSE tneL soutL along sA!l
-angr iInt 70 tae .Outhwes1 corner ~ township :
range :. anu ileL cas- Along Ile -or.A--L
oounGa-v III sad township 10 the Jefferson county
line ;ner ID northeriv direction along said ctf-F
sOE COUNT line 70 the ,t-Drgl& line taeD II a esi
erlv direction al0ug The tr-orylA line the begin
ming poin: Registration officer. 4 VI r~une.
Place o. REGISTRATION = NI-cosukIc
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District No. 5.

Bounded a. follow VIZ Be=jnnln- 4 lit north
wrsi corner OF township range .. y lnc Z III
cas- along ;He linz dividing townships and u ite
, effersoE county line along the Jefferson
county line IL south~-sterlt direction Il tDe Oa-'
line then Yves; aion- ba@o line t. lis lnTcr>ct
tiCE witt the NeVlrJ-. road near StaIIOb then
along SAID NewpO-T rpA: II = noTtherlY direction 10
lie intersection with the Monticello rOaC A Barrow
Hill tnen along SAID Monticello ro1C easte-iy
direction to e Will the line dividing
ranges anc " taer north along sAlG linz Il the
rerlnnin. point Registration officer T, SmitL
P!ace ~ registration : >nllt- mouse.
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District No. 2.

Bounded as follows. viz Beginning II the point
the Georgia line crosses the tallahassee and
ThomAsvilie road near Iamonla run IN q souiheriy
direction along SAID road 10 iLs junction with The
stage road via Cenirevilie then along said stage
road via Centrrylie Ia its junction with the sunny
I'LL! road near the Roberts sehool-house then IL a
northeasteily direction along sale sunny Hi road
VIA Moccasiu crap anG sunny Hill to the ueorgiA
line then III i westerly direction OF the sald tTeoF
sia line the beginning point Registration OH
Ger A. T. Combs. Place OF registration. \, "nh
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District No. =

B0uL1-c - io..ows VIZ Beginning i the fo4-.
wser. TIE TtoraasriI!e roAc VIA Duncanyillr i Ee-
III civ limits o. tallahassee. -uI II nortAefY Il
RECKON AlOuZ saI Toad IL liz intersection WILL scc
nor linz t,arw lei sections =. iHC - TOWNSHIP =
-angr = y auC 1 taer cas-; u the stA-e ToAC ncai
{ entfeville then II -Outas-il direction 1ion-
sac roac - Roberts >caooi-louse ther II A.!
eas;eriY direction Alon~ tae roaG Via Roberts mil
10 Inmar Fisher then south u LruuT sior"
tner Along We Nj ccosukIe road = sOuinw esterly
direction = tallahassee. uOrtE AUG we=' aonZ
IN civ limits u point oil beginning Registration
o-sic-- . Whitfield Pace % r-z-isi-ai4 Oh l.
Withheld
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District No. 10,

bouu -: - follows VI beginning III point i
WI. L tle Meridian roac crose tAt mos southern
iAruouiA Slough. ruL IL SouiAerIy direction ATOMS
SAID rnac = the northern houndi-Y 81 DISTRICT y"
. ia4t A!0uA the northern lnc western shores o
LIKE Jackson IA IL intersection with the LOwnShi
lin. between townships anc :, anc Incl
ives. t. tie tk-kiuck0nee river then NJ said rive
IL : uortncazteriy dIrectioL 70 IN lAmonIa slough
then Ut said slough the point OF i--glnni ug
Registration offer : d. Fleming Platr- ct r-gi-
-a-far. A1orre
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UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
LITERARY DEPARTMENT

stale srniinarT W-s' Of to- sswana~.
All eiecfion OF Professors TO Ill ,a~ >4s-r. ,,.:..
viz h- he'd on ~tf
TUESDAY, THE erH Or JUNE >py7
Applications should be Addr-<~e,i e. ,a. -.
taTy,, 7 BERNARD
Set.eta-y knarC EdacAtlou. ~-Afe >-miaa-r -,
r. Ahs Suwannre
ta&aiaas>,e Fla Arm = ~
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District No. :.

bOu14-c l. follows VIZ 'r me north oy District
NJ :. u tae easi oy Distinct ". :, OF the soutL
OK The northern DounGar1 o. sectIOD- =, y .. -
=. and "a township :. range :. ana Z, anc OIL tnr
" SI ov the Meridian rOac from iut northwest
rorner 81 section 81 10 IL entrance lnlo DistrLc
No Registration officer. y " Epte-- F-Ae' D
REGISTRATION II Robinson STORE.
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DoDnnek I'D De8)oDlA
or PLACES IN EACH
ELECTION D!S!R!C!
WHERE VOTERS hay REGISTER.

IN PUR5U ANCE OF LAW HEREBY DE-
signate the following places III each of the Eiee-
ton Districts Of Leon county, and the respective
registration officers where. and before whom The
voters OF said county, entitled register, NAV be
registered between the hodrs of nine and two OF
Wednesdays anc Saturdays OF each week. from this
date until previous the election iSaIur
DAY. the 18th ia, OF april al O'clock P NJ,
when thc registration will he closed
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sounded iol.ows. III f5e.Innin- oL ihr Menu
an roa Il Cars spring Pond. run SOUTH AIon- sac
roAd Il tr s0utlras, corner 81 section = township
range y and Z cas- Ia IT, IhouasTi!ie
roac then = >outnw esteT!y dlrectIoL L.oh- SAFE
roAC II IL junction With tht Nerldlau roac mex
no-tn a!ou. salG roaG NIL braacu taen dowL
MI. branca II ; westerly direction 20 .-IAe JAch
sou tn4I Along N eastern shore o. -AAr i acksoL
4, m. t,-.-lnutn. r,oIut Registration iii ~ VII
sou pop. pac- o. rrcistraLoL. Hawkins >1Aou
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District No. 8.

bounced j. ioslows VIZ 81 II. Aortt ~ IL Nc
-osuhie road :, C-aDr .jor. Of tAe cas- NJ Dis
TIC " pi. 80 south ny - NORTH oouBdAr.
In. > D.>i-.,. W = o. tnc we-i rs ~ City o.
tallahassee anc ~ M.erosuKl- r3ac from all:
$50 70 CrumI >tort- Ieslst7a;ioL offlre- D~-
yIc CAaire> P.Aee o. rvgls'-al.or >lAit"f . :
= DOS, I.il.-a.st--
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smith - Hello Jones Wnat arr Ynu a
now,
Jones' am going Ia star; . daily PAPER II Nil
q long felt want
Smith-Bui, yoC know nothing about jour
naisnl, and besides VOC have not The capilal TO
employ those VINO do
Jones-True but I've got about hall Ton %
WooC cuts
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SherIFS Salo

Df VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION rss,,-.
ID lfrun justices Court, in the 90. ~ ED
Geetxv W. Saxon Is Plaintiff. and Alfred 81 81
y baendani. nAv- levied npon SOD ~in eel 81
fo u the Court House. IN tie Gitv 0f Tagl.A -
Cd tsr arss Monday IN Ma. the following &c
towif One white and black OK on. e-.ft.lp e'sy,
and tearifna. enc spotted heifer ana eaff 80 ~
,eS aeifer, to oc sold to satisfy >4sic execs'eT ~
JOHN 4 PEARrF
Sheriff II Leau l.,-1,V
tallahassee. Fla, Aarcn 81 lsss-5e-sx
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Comprised in that portion Of the county lying north
of lake iamonfa and lis Slougts and OF the
Tallahassee and Townsville road from the Georgia
line via JET Browrs store 10 the lamonIa Slough
Registration offs " c CromarIie Place ~
registration, Rell's store
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District No. II

Shall embrace the NORTH kali OF Tallah lssrt. being
mat portion OF the living NORTH Of Notary ur
as4ioo, street Registration officer " 7 Chill
uers Place OF registration hemper stable
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District No. IL.

Bounded a. follows VIZ ~ the north ny Districts
Nos 9 ana ~ AND lake Jackson Oh the east BY
Lake jackson ana tht 9tt, l2ih anu i5tt DISTRICTS
or, ih, south bv .)stric, Nc y aud the < y Cos
Z + and or the ives bs the 7. Z & = Cos + r anc
the Ockiockonee river Registration officer,
GogSwe!. Place OF registration. Al Rouse -cho"i
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NOTICE.

GsIk WEEKS AFTER DATE WILL ADD,
~ tor Letters Of Administrator uFon Ia IL I'll
Of Charles Harris, late % Lem county as-,e.s.
JOHN A PEARCE- $50
ssEiiahassec, Fla. April = l-ss-s~ '@
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District No. ID

shaI. embrace the south half OF Tallahassee oeing
that part OF the CITY lying south OF AcCartN " 10
foot street Registration officer, !. A Crichiow
Place Of REGISTRATION AZ County Clerk ottlct.
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NOTICE.

Glk WEEKS AFTER DATE WILL Ana
~ soF Letters OF Administration urs,r fAa ~ I'll
of Nosee Greed tate Of Leon comfy .i-.-e1.s ate
JOHN 4 PEARCK So
tallahassee. Fla April 9, iSSS,-sw ~''F''A
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District No. IA

bounded north by Tallahassee and thai part OF the
st Augustine read between the corporation line oi
the OF tallahassee and the Florida Railway and
Navigation Co.'S. Railroad and thence along the line
of said railroad 10 ine boundary OF said dir
trict OF the by township l, range =. and T.
on the south by townships = range /. and Z, on
the BY the st. Marks Railroad Registration
officer, Capt. 2. Houstoun Place Of registration.
II GIeru Shade Church.
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District No. ID,

Embraces al that portion Of the county lying west
of the rzuge Linz dividing ranges and s. west
Registration officer, W. H. Alien Place OF regisrra
ton, Hnrvcyx Mills.
In Wrrnnas WHxMEDK, | have hereunfo set
H. 81 NV hand and the seal Of the county. this
second day OF April, A. d. ls<6..
COUNCIL A. BRYAN,
Clerk Circuit Court Leon County
April z, le65-4w
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District No. Is

Embraces township !. range ., and E. and the
north half of township = range =, and Z. Reeyle
traiion Officer S p Chalres Place OF REPATRIATION
A. Juseph Chaires' Lake Como Place.
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Bounded follows, viz On the north by Ockiock-
once river and District IL the east by Districts
IL Il and IT, on the south by Wakulla county, and
gu the west by range line between ranges : and .,
west Registration officer j. l. Bryan Place OF
registration Al Hartsheld's schooi-hOuse.
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District No. Is,

Bounded on the north BY Districts Noe II and l5'
Oh hr east bv jefferson county and District No Is
or the south nv Wakulla county. the west by the
II Marks Railroad Registration officer B Page
Place of registration, IL the White Church
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PHYSICIANS

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