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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-12-10
Notes from COmmissioners' Proceed
ingS.

Inc Board OF County Commissioners we're in
session at The courthouse on Monday, and from
Their proceedings ne extrac, the following:
HE bridge committee To whom was referred
communication from Commissioners OF Gtdsdeu
county IN reference To erection of a bridge over
the OcklocsoDee river, ct Stewards bridge re-
ported the following resolution
ResolCed, That in view OF the fac that the
county ri Leon did erec, at their "a pense the
iron bridge over the Ocki0ckonee river, which
0rlige y Tor the mutual benefit OF the counties of
Leon and GaissleD thai they are maintaining at
the expense IF Leon county said btilge that
they Dow fad Il Necessary to expend n thousand
or more dollars on said iron bridge; that as
matter Of equity between The said counties OF
Leon and Gadsies. the county OF Ga,lsdeu
should feel II incumbent 10 maintain a. their ex-
peDse the bridge on the Ocklockonee river known
81 'be Stewart bridge
They respectfully submit to The Board of
County Commissioners of Gadsden tie foregoing
in answer l., their communication.
The application Of c. E Dyke for The fJommis-
sIOners /" haze sewer placed acrrss The public
road. between his and Mr. Lewis place, 10 Le-
Con'evi'le. was referred to " A Rawls with
full power Ia set.
p. d. D. m;ly WAS elected IN .rkei cleik.
On motion OF W. A Rawis, il was ordered
that the sheriff be instructed TO use the county
convicts 10 clean ont and examine and report
uk"'H COuuitipU uI me Cl-ter0 IN cDurl mouse
LOT, and that 80 soon said cstern is in proper
condition the cutters If the court house : lal be
arranged 10 convey water from the Ioof - said
cis:ern.
d. ". Gwynu, P. Housioun AMI H c. H'ppey.
committee appointed August 10Th, To report
upon the road leading through OTIS field. filed
their report; which was read, COMM To dis
charged, and all papers and report referred TO
Colonel John A. Henderson.
The report of the bridge committee, 90 the
iron bridge, was received and read
W. X wilson moved that the bridge commit
tee be authorized to contract with the King Iron
Bridge Companyto do the work, (put in two iron
piers under the iron bridge,) as specified in the
contract presented to the Board this day, Upon
the terms specified therein. and al,o to con,.act
Tor repair of approaches TO said iron bridge.
Adopted
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-12-10

The Townsville Times 10 An ardent
advocate of road from that city to Tai
lahassee, 81 connecting line between the
Georgia and Florida system OF roads"
As Townsville must have the road and
Tallahassee can't do without it, it would
seem that the force of such circumstances
should necessarily compel the road
that it would sprout forth from each city
and grow onward from both ends to
happy junction at the Georgia and Flori-
da line. But that it will not build itself
is quite as certain as that it will only be
built after it is begun. Therefore the
building should be begun. A good start
could be made if Tallahassee would vote
some money and take hold of the
work in the name Of the city; some
land has been subscribed, and probably
the quantity would be constantly increas-
ed when the work was actually begun
and the road bed daily lengthening from
| the city northward. Such earnest inter-
est has been expressed in Savannah,
| Townsville and elsewhere that it is diff
cult to believe that something more sub
stantial than talk will not aid the enter
prise when we have put our own should
ers 20 the wheel and it is really underway.
If few miles of road are built just 80
much property is created, is business
basis, and means will certainly be found
to build more miles, and not many are
needed-only thirty-fve in all. Many
roads have been completed which were
started with not money enough in sight
to build ten miles, and so it would doubt
less be with this essential line from Tai
lahassee to the Georgia system.
Says the T lines:
Ii seems that everybody. and every place, sees
and appreciates the importance of this line, more
clearly than ThOmasville, the place which would
be benefited more than any other place. Is this
like Townsville? Has she lost her grip? There
has never been a more important era in her his
tory than now. She has, by brave, persistent
work aided by natural advantages, forced recog-
milton; but is she satisfied 10 rest on these au-
res? They may wther. There is tide in the
affairs of towns, we'll as of men which, if tax
en- al the food, leads on to fortune. We are
passing through one OF those telling crises now
From many directions, and in no uncertain
tones, comes the demand for this lne-Thomas
vile IS spoken of because she occupies the mos
advantageous position. But it should not bt
forgotten that there are other places; places
which may yet win the prize. The line viii
and must be built. Will Townsville pluck the
fast ripenng fruit Or will she slumber ant
see the road tap some rival place?
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Captain c. R. Tuttle. who returned

Captain G. R. Tuttle, who returned
from Lake City last night, states that
the Columbia county fair is complete
success, the horticultural and agricultural
displays being very fine. "One would
be completely surprised to see the i'm
mense and varied resources of this coun-
ty," continued the Captain, t'and think
that everybody in Jacksonville who can
ought to 60 to encourage it." From his
enthusiastic report Columbia is the place
for the doubling Thomas to see.-Jack-
SonviNe Herald.
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The Presidents Message.

President Cleveland's Message to the
Congress of the United States reached
us by last evenings mail. 1t is docu-
ment of great length and is written in
the clear and forcible manner of compo-
stion that characterizes all work of the
Presidents pen which has been given to
the public. 1t may be read in the next
issue of the FLoRIDIAN as the copy came
to hand too late for this.
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COLUMBIA COUNTY FAIR.


OpAS 'AnsOsS W WOV.
Perry-rhe show q success.
Special to the Times Union.)
LAKE Cry, FLA, December S.--The Colum.
bia County Fair was formally opened to-day at
IL O'clock by Governor Perry in an eloquent ad.
dress. He paid meriied tribute to the enterprise
and push OF the Columbia county people exhib.
tied In the successful opening of this their frst
iair, which surpasses anything of the kind Ia the
history of Florida.
The building is entirely too small to hold the
exhibits which have been pouring In all day.
facing has been the excitement this afternoon
and will form fine feature the remaining days.
The weather issuperb. Tomorrow Is Children's
Day, and Thursday Flrsman's Day, when Jack
sonvilIe delegation b expected.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-12-10

RI Rev. Domingo Manucy, ex-Bishop Of
the Catholic Diocese of Mobile, Is dead He was
native Of San Augustine, Fla, and was sixty.
six years ofaga He resigned his bishopric some
months since, and was succeeded BY Bishop
O'Sullivan. The deceased bishop was i man of
great intellectual power and was noted for his
liberal charity
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M. ~ A Ph;ll;ns ha. hao

Mr.. T. A. Phillips has been appoint
ed Assistant General Superintendent Of
the Florida Railway d Navigation Com
pany, with headquarters at Jacksonville.
Mr.. Phillips will have immediate super
vision Of the transportation Depart
ment.-F Hernandez Miyr0r.
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Special to the Timee- Unionl -
WASHINGTON, Dec 3.--Mr H.sA Bishop, Of
jacksonville, was yesterday appointed postal
clerk in the railway mail services on the recon-
mendaiion of Mr.. Charles Fl. Jones' editor of the
Times Union. The appointment was placed at
and Mr.. Jones nominated Mr.. Bishop
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-12-10

The following letter from Engineer Elm. -
Jacksonville, will be read with interes, a, M.
time:
JAcKsosvrLLs, FLA. August 1, iss,
H. s Dacal. EsQ.. State Engiaeer
DEAR SIR: Yours Of the 2s,h of Jp,y
closing diagram OF the proposed pine sy,, 81.
Tor the Tallahassee Water Works, 10 hand ia
reply 10 your question In regard To- il Fir, "A
TO question of sixe ET city OF 5000 inhsh,a,,.@u
the usual allowance per capita Tor domestic ,,s'
poses, Is 25 gallons, but from my cxperienn" =
this city Tor the past five years, where the ho,.a
are surrounded with lawns and flower 49,
double the amount Is requiree, or say 50 gsIloaSs
per capita. The larger part of this is used -
side Of 10 hours out If the a. 50 that the csn.a
iiy of the main Tor domestic use alone sho,H -
200 gallons per minute; add to this the smonns
that would be required for three effec,ive s.s
streams viz: 375 gallons per minute. and nc
have 90 gallons per minute, the required ca.
pacily Tor the force main. To drive This amons.
OF water through four inch pipe, would reon;ss
a velocity Of l468 feet per second, and the hesS
consumed tor friction would be 25 feet or o. Is
pounds for each 900 feet of length, which sbon'
how small the fonr inch pipe is in proporion -
what is needed. The smallest main that sbon, "a
he used is 10 inch. This would give a loss of
2.5 feet t"r each 900 feet OF length tn.
branches should be inches; the last COO ts..
| might he inch. provided inch main ~.
| laid on Copeland street from Gaines to Carol;.s
| so as TO give circulation and reinforce any mas
| on which call was made for fire purposes :.
| well as 10 give circulation and keep the ws,s.
| from stagnaiing in the dead ends There shopls
be valves on ali the branch mains where thcv Cow
meet with the 10 inch and the inch circul,,;ns
main. By putting in mains of this size with
compound pumpof capacity OF 600 gallons no,
minute, you will have an efficient domestic ann.
ply and fire protection. P
| BY the system you submitted 10, M with
tank elevated go feet, and withouf allowing anv
water for domestic usr one fire stream from ,bs
hydrant on Caroline street through inch
nozzle, could not be thrown 20 feet.
| Yours truly,
| B. Y. ELLIS
| T. ST there is anything have omitted
send il back Tor addition, &c
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-12-10

Monticello Cpnstitution :. The Thomas coun-
~ (Gs.) Stock Breeders Fair was held ia Thorn
asvilc on Saturday. and weare rleascd to learn
that our toAnsman, Major r. B.. Simkips, was
awarded the premium for the fnest pair OF
horses on the ground.
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x16.@ 90

Now make your plan and lake these figures
Tor ba-e, and you will not be Tar out Of The
way. II will BE- much better for Tallaba,see IN
build what they can, and add to /, as they are
able. Yours truly,
r We.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-12-10
THE PRETTIRST MADEf

We have ordered N 70 fine Job Type-some
new dtstsls7-the pretiiest type ever made,
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-12-10

D. q TKBVATT, FOreman
Attest SILAs B. WRIGHT.
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Local Items.
Clarien's Telephone Call 2Sl-2'
Sale RCEiStCF.

James NJ. Barton will sell lot of House
hold Furniture, horse and buggy. on Satur.
day March 2sth, at l o'clock in Graceham.
Mr.. Chas. Weller will sell a lot of person
al property at his residence near Gracchon
On Friday, March CO.
Hanson Ecker will sell near Logs Station
on Thursday March 18th beginning ct IL
m horses, cattle and farming implements.
CD. Anders offers st Private Sale the
valuable Mill aud Warehouse property at
Double Pipe Creek See bills.
John Ogle will sell a valuable lot Of per
ssnal properly Tuesday March Gath
Mr.. W. A. Valentine will sell near Rocky
Ridge, !. large lot Of personal property farm
Ing implements, stock etc. on Tuesday
March 10th.
Sanford Harbauah will sell lot Of stock,
farming implements and furniture one mile
east of Sabllasvillc, on Thursday, March 8.
Frederick w. IIankey will sell near 10y 6
Station Horses, Cattle, farming implements
and household furniture, on Thursday, Mch.
10th 1885 ut - o'clock NJ.
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Report Of Sales.

In the Orphans Court f1r Frederick County.
FEBRUARY TERN, 1885.
In the Matter of the Sales Of Real Estate O.!
Joseph Wilhidc, deceased.
ORDERtD BY tho Orphans Court Of
Frederick County this 25th day Of February
1888. thai the sales OF the real estate OF JOS
cph Wilhide, late of Frederick county, dcc'd
his day reported to this Court by bis Acting
Executor, be ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary be shown. on or
before the 23rd day of March, 1885, provided
n copy Of this der be published in soma
newspaper in Frederick county for three
successive weeks prior to said 23rd day OF
March, 1885.
The Acting Executor reports the sales OF
all the real cs,.te of said deceased first farm.
contai"ins l20s acres of land, at $3.50 per
acre %354.3 50 Sccond a mountain lot con
tanning 81. Pr, 13p at ~ yer acre s36S.
JOHN T. LOWE.
JOHN II. KELLER,
ROBERT STOKES,
Judges of tho Orphans Court.
True Copy-Tcst
James P. Perry, Register of Wills
for Frederick county, Md.
fnh % 1t
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Wives 7 Mothers Daughters

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Address MRS NJ. J. BRABIE. 420, Marshall
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Dec 19, 6 mos
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No. 600 miscellaneous
Booklet.
In tho Circuit Court for Frederick County
FEBRUARY TERM, 1855.
David d. Wagaman,

The snively Copper Mining Company.
ORDERED This gath day Of February a
D. 1885, by the Circuit Court for Frederick
County and by the authority thereof that TIE
sale of tho right title claim inter st and rs
tate At law, AMI in Equity, of the Snivel.'
Copper Mining Company in and 10 tract
of land containing three acres OF land, more
or less, situated in HauvcrS District, Frcder
lex county, made an The 9th day Of May,
A ID 1884 by Wi liam II Warner consta-
BIZ of Frcderi county, be ratified and con
tfrmcd on the 21st dly of March A. d. 1885,
unless cause to the contrary I've shown on or
before said day, provided u copy of this or.
DEF be inserted in some newspaper printed
in Frederick County once week for three
successive weeks prior to said clay.
JNO RITCHIE,
JOHN Il. VINSON,
Judges of the Circuit Court.
True Copy-'fcsts
Adolphus Fearhake, Jr. Clerk.
feb 264
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I'll arriages,

On Thursday, Feb. 10, at the residence of
the brides parents near Benevola, by
Rev. ID D belong y D., of Annville, Pa.
Rev. Z. A. Wc;dI r, of Dayton, o., and
Miss l. Allie Harp, daughter of Rev
Joshua Harp, Of Washington county.
At the same time and place, and by the same
Rev, G. l. b. Brane, OF Washington D G.,
and Mis- Clara NJ Harp, daughter of Rev.
Joshua Harl, Of Washington county.
o. Tuesday F lruary cath, by Tcv. W. {.
Wire ut III parsonage, ,n'o pave Cilar +
Moser Of Carroll county and Miss Belle
Evy of Frederick county.
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AN UPsET.-A wagon loaded with seven
ty-six bushels Of wheat and drawn by six
horses, belohgilg to Mr.. T. G. Rudy. Of this
place, slipped off the road side last Tuesday
morning neal Mr.. Philip Shelters gate on
the road leading from the old Sharpsburg
road to the Burkittsvillc road, and upset.
The only damage resulting from the mislap
however, was broken sidcboaid and two
panels of post and rail fence BttlAshcd for
Mrs. Margaret Shafcr. Strange to say, no.
sack Of wheat came open or was bursted.
Valley Register.
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RE TOUTs.


A REMARKABLE CRI iICIsM.-ln our last
issue VIC took occasion to review several
loose statements found in our exchanges
We arc of those who would cndeavor to
hold up the local he "spapcr as reliable
guide: an accepted medium for t. e dsscm-
nation Of truths, facts, principles, and he
that aspires to the position Of editor of n
country newspaper should not only be intel
ligent but reliable he should guard himself
against loose statements or such as are liable
to be misconslrued or misunderstood. Out
side of faithful chronicle of local events,
there remains yet another duty to the local
newspaper, that of educating the people in
the principles and foundation laws govern
ing things well known bnt not perfectly I'D
derstood lie that is incapable of filling the
measure of the requiem nts in both ins'"n,
ccs has simply aimcd too high and can bring
little save reproach to the profession.
Our comment on the Chronicle test of a
thermometer was not intended to be other
than what it was the correcting OF deci-
ded mis- statement Of facts Gas will be shown
by the prusal Of another item in this issuc)
The Chronicle asks us to bear in mind that
it is mot working in chemical laboratory
no, writing for scientific paper" That is
Just the point at issue; if he is not doing the
latter it is because he is not qualified SO to
do, and our position ia strengthened when
We hold that such writers Should only essay
to impartc nfol nation on such topics rs they
have mastered and concerning which they
are co npetent to speak. Again, because the
Chronicle is not scientific paper, its editor
can no more screen himself behind that fact
than lie could maintain himself against a
charge of teaching hcreticaf doctrine, simply
because The Chronicle is secular and not a
religious newspaper.
The fact is simply this: the editor Of TIE
Chronicle is learned in the caustic use of
language and to an extent that renders lit
difficult to maintain an equilibrium, his pro-
ficiency in other directions not being 30
marked; his failure to appreciate at its
proper worth, this condition of unstable
equilibrium" will account for his speaking
of our mention of indisputabe facts concern
ing the "boillng point as "pedantic and ny
percritical notions"
The charge Of pedantry by one who is
wiling to father unscientific statements SIM
ply because he does not publish scientific
newspaper, loses its sting, just ia proportion
as we recognize that fact and VIC accept 1t,
tot:dem cvbA
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New PROPRIETOR. Geo. W. Sprow
has taken charge Of and is now under way
as the successor OF Mr.. j. II. Freeze, in the
manufacturer of cigars in this place. He
has nicely fitted up rooms, occupying both
stories of DR.. II. G. Andcrs' building and
will continue to make the business one Of
the valuable industries of this place.
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NY.
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"Wonilerrul Fin cacy."

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A Clear Skin

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