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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
y REIHEI.

Most of the farmers Ia this vlelulty are
sill hayiug The hay harvest on The In.
tcrftlcs - better thaa was expected-nO,
A. mach a. usual In quantity. bat of "a.
perior quality. Al other crops are grow
ing fAst THIS l. year % pieuty 80 Gar.
G Estes AMI wife. who have besn al
tsudiug 10 their farm and other Affairs Ia
this place, have returned 10 trelf i.asiness
10 Boston. Charles Z. kimbsll and wife
Sul take charge % their farm during their
Absence.
W W Cross. tAe veteran cattle broker
nom Brligtou, = stopping AZ &. NJ Kim.
balls. lonklnr amer the saleahle cattle In
this AMI adjoining towns
NJ Alvin Butler and children. from
Ntoughton, Mass are spsnilag a number
10 weeks ~ her fathers. NJ ). klmhAlrs
Josie Williams, Emma Perry AMI Eiwyn
Perry arr stopping AZ 4 &. Pcrry's
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
UPTON

The farmers are nearly done hAying
they report ntilc ltss bay than usual, BOT
% good quality.
Cora GodNln ami Herbert Douglass
are a. home for a few weeks.
frank Baker aud wife are boarding Al
the Lake House.
Mrs. r. G Lane Is quite sick with heart
disease.
Mr.. Hcminway preached % full house,
sunday lie has The faculty Of lnterestlng
an audiencc.
There were cigaiy-nve In tbs sabbath
school
Mrs. n. y. West entertained the soeleole
Wednesday evening. They Intend 10 have
a Fair soon.
Biaeberf.es are very plenty 10 this VI
cinity.
M. Coolidge and sou have gone 10
Dl1feld % see his father, who isVery SICK
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
nICKNAIE

August llih bflngs me very LITTLE news
hsyirg an biuebsTrying being the husincss
~ TIE weck hcrc-thcre has been q bls
rush for Spcckiei MountAiu today, ~ par.
ties ffom other pisces, berries have been
very thick there.
Lat Friay. Rathic Robinson nnishei a
very succsssful term OF school In District
80. 8. gi,Ing g,oi Satisfaction, of twenty
scholars. eight we're not absent one hAii
iay. three 20 them missed uo words nor
il.obsyei any rules OF The school daring
the tcu weeks.
Alton. q little s0n OF Joseph Loyei3y. l.
dangerously slck with Inflammation % the
howsis. thc Dr. said he hsi little hops
% him MS moruiug
pslle. q granddaughter % q. w. Cor
for. l. very sick the doctor has fears Of q
llYcr.
August gli Rev W. J. Twori : expect.
a % BE- here Al two o'clock ?. m he Will
holia service A. The school house, then
administer the ordnance OF baptism - one
or more candidates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
BETHEL.

The oppressive heat and heavy showers
a. Bethel were relieved Saturday morning
by q clear sky and q cold wind from the
north. The warn, wet weather has pushed
corn along wonderfully, bat signs OF rust
have made appearance upon the potatoes.
s. ID. Philbrook and family, while on
their way home Thursday, from Bridgton
Centre. where they had been visiting.
called At the house o. Richard kittson OF
North Brighton, TO get out OF the shower,
and while there the house was struck by
lightning, dolug much damage, and passed
Into the stable killing . COW Tor MI. X,
for which he paid $500 that day. They
found the roads ordinarily Travelled through
Waterford impossible
The citizens OF Bethel held memorial
services 1t the First Congregations
church, Saturday evening, August sth,
and gave expression 10 their sorrow q
the death OF General Grant, AMI OF their
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
RUMFORD.

Wallace Kimbsll OF Chicago, IL visiting
his brother, V. ID. kimoall.
Mrs. Aaron Hin Of Stoneham. Mass. Is
visiting her mother, at the old Homestead,
Jere Wardwelfs.
There Was . good. oid-fAshioned attend
snee 81 the Unlversalist church, last Sab
bath, 70 hear Rev. G. A. Hsyden's sermon
-"Open Windows which seemed u
give universal satisfaction.
A. ID. Dolbier OF Pennington, has beer
around again, and led away few more
good horses.
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pROWNFfFLD.

Fam Srarcy has soIi bis holst i1t la
axe t1 e.. a. WhItney -ruscrV Ing
.t .H. q holse-Nh.ch hc VII remove
t.a Ht ou CHURCH So. Which ac has rc.
....r purchased of - b. Bean Daniel
I-.. las takfn tae JOB OBJ move Che hr..i-
r n whitney Nll bahia stable on
.. LEI. ari il s'so chang .ug Dts store .1i1
.k rs. rlfluga p.tfrt ar'l1i t' c1n-
a.l tlr star.r
q u.ckforf irst h.s farm haiiIrs-,
..utrufs. rg frr. M1uiay, abaut $50
.H.k On. Aur i0th. Insured -p'.ieY
H.. A have expired Aug. llth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

Another heavy rain Wednesday, which
binders farmers from hal-hlng up cutting
their meadows.
This week has given ~ few, and the
only really no, nights of the season.
&. v. Martin started for Auburn. last
Wednesday. taking q small drove Of cattle
along with him. that he has picked ~
while stopping here.
Two small lots OF lambs we're driven BY
this week; farmers are not keeplng ~
many sheep A. formerly GA account Of the
low price Of wool
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"A 81 WNTR

Nr.raI services scrr - .l tar htQ
..t ...r.h Il honor of Genera q. n
.ra.t Toe exercises were cnaiuCtri pm
...n r1stnrs Nearly a. thc o Il
..tsN .rc present Toe large u A l. ftg
rss friref heh.nf tlr plip.t bearing t1l
.-r-s nri stripes To- hnasc va cr1si.
.f Tt.s "a Ar rx.s..lrt service. an
ID. A proper respect in t,r great Hrnffa-
a. W F.r.t was rlt .lt htff N1..
r.frr nn mrs.rg ua.n.rr r.u thf
r..f ur Uls ming $50 s.Ii.. .a h.'
tarf ..rr ttat hr VAS a'.af t' TAT. p.
LOO aaf tfr srrtle t0 save Bins. ... sa.1
r. tlrrof .n t.s bans. 0ltfrc taH l.ffe'
severely o. ls roU doing vel.
n.rf.cs are plenty
n.rn-to 90 VIE of s u uarrnss q
.- hrr ~ Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

BAR. who Ora r.s isys .ts nr,n .u
t. ..r.nv cf Grnrge n sts9..s. trIt OK
n..lr rof feeling trrF ur. tnHk So.
r...st.am at Mrn.c1 arf Nrrt fn % %
Er...s .Hr some mHf...rc hr hal In
r.-. Whlc l.tlt.ug CO., h1fse ak.ckcf
r... a.'r hc stepped nacka Uttc. uP1n
.tHr hnrsr kIrtrf. str. klug Blair near
o. rrrt trur.r. rrrakIu- t1r nrr- ani
"a fts1 one AL one.ha.f Iuc1es .n
r ur Arl0ti Wa ct'lei anf ffcssrl
r.H .arI q. Nas rrcrsshry tn take "fr
s.....s fHHr.rrthr RI together At .asi
.rs Hr "a doing W..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
PERU

ulu..I walker has been SICK With inf am
ra.0u of thc boscls. out hc Is gctiins
0l..r r1N
Az fst there was a show which exaio.
,.i ti tle meeting house taai Va called
'lr ..Ilc Novelty Attraction, AM tlel
al. t.e sho.c rum1ero % eight children To-
t- a-t.cucs.
i..u Borgess. has thc oldest mare 10
ilar She Il I'D years ola
s1n Sllman met With an accident
.-e lay al week ne went % Canton ioi
a.lI of freight. he got 70 loaded, And
.-ef. Eas shower coming up, 50 ne drove
.rin tle Hills stable Eud t1e toor gave
,fsf etung tte Dad AMI horses down
.--o i,e cellar about Ten feet When the
' gave way the pole caught on the 1907
~ .lng one horse Up. irasing The lotl
Ali ,i. nan urtcr thc horse, out ne GA
p, '1 a1y damage except breaking one
F1c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
.BROwNFIELD.

sauliy morning. william B.ckfotd
house alf barn. oue bog and one dog,
we're consumed ~ 1rc. Builiiugs lusufci
for seventeen huulrel dollars; cause Of
the ore uuknuNn.
ManylUc Scayey Is bulilug an elegant
house On Ma.nc Street
M. whitney Is buiitlng plaza afoaud
bis house.
Mr.. Wh.tney has been ql.tc sick.
IrsIng MAYO hss returned from Boston,
AMI Is u1u engaged iu thc clothing store
90 Staples Go.
Lime Fr.uk Is teaching To- the Lane Dis
u.ct
Farmrfs arc busy aui 80 arc thc women.
Mr. Jorian hs. been g4lte slcf, but Al
present il Improving
yIpha NacDouaif Is visiting Der sister,
Mr.. Nssnn. lu Porter
m NIett. Insurance Ageut " Fort
Iarf. AS p town Aug o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

ngf1n of H1ctrsicr \. D.,
a.. . ..sl. .tf.rg a frE wCCks in this
Sal. rl'r r..asart Gals last week ou
E.rr w.tI ernm Del sptut some
f. ....l.l. .rs ea.r t stlfcn'. A i1rrn
...r. a..
n Cuum.ngs. viii h.s fam b
Wt..e Mas. IL spfuf.ug part of
... ..mr.r vacation N.sIang a brother.
60. sisters ana many other ffl.ris auf
-l.r.s Hrisa son 90 tac laic L.onart
r.rr rgs
A.. artrrrn of LrsIsi1u. IL visiting
t.-r.ttrr Mr. Charlotte CummirEs.
AZ. Lyman fohrsou has rrtlfurt from
r. q rrrfs I'M Ot.sfrlf
Wnr r. Efvarfs .l NasI..i. hts
...II u Love ~ coo a.s lay TIE hts
u.-k.i GO NJ lnF. ry sx s.asnrs rrt-
..f. chs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

.- ..nn.r hnsriIus houses are iasi
.-r eI Wet nrihrl has much brsu.
81. ..I rrnartc sccurfr.
n.t.aarurrs in this vicinity are iore
..tre rtr stafter ConluuCs qaitc un.
enr.s rotn.ng All mast sosn hc bar.
..... r.'afofs are to.ng SCI, ani
.--..a arr.rif Core Il rather back.
49,. ..t 0su1N crossing fast hue''cr.
=. .-. r.rfr. a1i sgn for eve ccuis Fef
rr
b. r.k arI s.fo were hcfs. itsi
a. us rnthrr ID the sIic or ~ o
rr r-I r. 30 u.rY ac.IasIatkucrs here
vran. Artist i.nufnn. C.a.rFcYant ari
..,.. r.fs Gael. .cirrci trrc oa thc eve
.f.
f.tr n.r. of woristoct. s v.s.tug
.rs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

NsnirI-u.ar urEs Ia thls place Hay
.ar Lob flIr weather aud b.arhrfry lng lu
fr. weather krrp thc people busy
O. u Nnrs. 60 Years o'i. weut un O.
sherman MolntaIn ikst saturday picked
anf brought OF 2i qlarts of uicc p.um..
Sarrman. Tyler. Caribou aut Ecirock
Noauta.rs are literally covered Win hcr-
r.rs
scr vnar Nrwrv correspondent says
thrv Ar sr1nrlug the mountains I'M that
t1au w t1ut sc1uf the mountains ln
thIs town hut % thc RAID wash their "a
Gel. anItlr wlni brush their haif. ani they
Iook rIcc sui appear o. Poi in good health
NrUrv always Wa a .Hrrr town. bot !
AZ not th.rk they were 80 arfal uicc.
Got A. far from home a. West Bethel.
yesterday many acr,s % grass siiii stand
Icg the music 20 the moving machine
"a. heart a.l along The une.
Wheat Is fUIug wonderfully AfsS good
fays flr harvest. anf 10 vii hc grand.
A general time ~ heaith-folk 200 busy
g. d. sIrk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
DENMARK

w. n Holt and wife have In for ihel
home in S. Louis.
Hs1-n Pingree, son % the late Jsspcl
Pingree 81 mi. town, Is visiting D.. 7. Pin
gr,s. ani other relatives In this vicinity
Mr. Pingrec IL managing partner OF th'
extensive shoe manufacturing nfm OF Pin
gree 4 Smith, % Detroit Len Denmark
a roor boy. some 20 years ago
Mr.. susan W. Berry Is AZ Brownncld-
kcsping house Tor her brother, George w
bradbury
Mr. Ju'it 4. Lssmiu. Is spcndlas few
days AZ the Islands.
Stmnel q Davis. esq Special fsnsiot
Examiner. who was called home BY th'
death OF his fsihsr. w. T. Davis, has rc
turned % the heii OF bis abofs 10 NeA
Hampshire
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RlXRI ~

Josie Glr.i1n of L.vermofc. i visiting
arr sister Mr. - 4 kraqP
ANY arl Aif.ln Adams OF Eat wilton,
visited frI.ni. in town. ltst week
SM L1cke Allied large aiicr on his
farm. tbs wetk-1cing the frsi auf ouly
one d. has secn I1 town during Residences
1f LII Years.
J. l. Weeks hAs s0ii bis nice pair % fai
uKn1.
Biushcfrics arc very plenty. Amasa
x charis. the oldest man 10 The neighoor'
hood. rne. after berries very day.
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Misses Netiie KimbAll. Minnie II. Hub
bard and Elida v. waisworth, all grsda-
ates OF Normal schools, have returned
from lows. New Jersey and Connecticut
respectively. where they have been ieaea'
lng the past year, aud are visiting parent.
and friends la Hiram.
Nellie l. BarbAnk, who has been Al
Portland year, Is al home sick
Mrs. Ell {. Gould Of Lynn, Is a. Ella.
Gould's with her infant daughter.
The family OF Rev. Isaac J. Meal OF Au'
gusia, Is visiting al hiram.
The powerful rain OF Tuesday, the sih'
washed the roads badly.
The Congregational Church and Sab
ba,h.school have selected and prepared :
beautiful grove on the west bank OF SAeo
River, and held q picnic on Thursday
The rain prevented the attendance OF many
y. w. Smith lectured on Monday eve
Ming on "Inciicnts OF Prison Life Ia An
dersouyllle." Ills lecture was highly CON
mended.
Edwin A. weeman Of Mass, IL again
among bis old friends.
James II. Rldlon Is In very poor health
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

NAfit entertainment At Ilnnelrs Hall.
at night Nas fo.losed By q dance, was
vel patronircd and made A pleasan, diver.
sion Tor oar young folks.
i~env-,hree sportsmen a. Camp Carl.
Boo, SATURDAY night. and more coming
HE lo.h a large deer WAS seen Ia VII.
soa's pAsturei "a looked tempting - ne
hrVa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

hI.n Chase. esq . Isl tn. urst one t1 %.
.l l1F.ug .1 CHS section. Al usuA. us
...r.. cons fcra1.c less than That oi l,,i
term 10 high school el beg here,
l.- .I. .u charge of 4 p ktNso1. Win
SRI. NrUr EaNsnu Al assistant b1in
t-. .rrrr.rt teachers ant 10 d, h1qtt tht
....0iNl he NcI patronfei
n mas y Tieccomh. % Hiram. IL IN
t.Er
E atsth rusg of uyic PARK. Mass, IS
rs.rr A. David q. Ssans.
tr.. ultsy OF Paris has q crew here
easing tle grass ou Che A 7 Cunning
arn
W s Bryant Is SICK w.ih iyPhoii fever
lt ..rrrm. n ~
r.arfYouug ant family are on q visit
.|.. nrfrys
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

~ past week has been excellent hay
N.a,aef. and vel improved
suppose hat people CoieorOok way
~ --.salag up hsylng there are some
- ile-.oos.ng teams come here I'M blue
tli Tine AMI would it BE- safe % say,
af. snt Mrs.. \ T Prnnotk have g0ne
I'm mer, today. % canvass for ThOmp'
Us Universal Garment Gutter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
so WOODSTOCK

some farmers are done haylug. and
.ons are u1t. many have cut a. much A.
lkst year.
All crops are looking well except apPles'
which wl.i be light 10 tais vicinity.
John N ByAni l. a. home doios hi'
having but Is nearly donc.
SUMMER schools have al closed.
frank Andrews has been sick with SLOW
fever. bot Is better now,
Henry Brock Is shlngliug his house ADD
fxlng things up generally.
Wool sells AZ isc. Per pound. bat some
are holding u for a better price. Foot
n~nsnerf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
q RROWNFIEID

Nta favorable vcck or ait,ui.us
~H.tng
ru U.s10d .s visiting al Mr. Sima.
>. sr.Fs.
h... AUafi s az bone. closed Deg
s.. mi lattL Alg Dbl
>... commences In thc Weeks n.st.
l.r Grace Weeks teacher.
l.. lrarV o. have lr lrei ttc neal.
vr..r Ilrr-,c OF penmark VA. in town
n.f H.lk
"-.r nee 40 Mr. Stckusys. woiues.
.I. f.g Il
r. O.. Aug Fl. STATE CONVENTION
t. Ir.on lu Portland sept o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18

ANY person desiring to purchase .
home on Paris Hill, should call at this
Office. We have for sale q good sized
two story house with ell and stable.
There are also two acres Of good produc-
tive land, we'll stocked with fruit trees.
Some fifty barrels OF merchandise apples
were gathered on the place. last year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
CORRECTED.
DENMARK, Aug. ., iss,

TO ne Editor Of he DemOcrai:
saw In your paper, an item sent BY
your correspondent, that A. ID. Ordwsy
was indicted for selling cigars without
license. That was untrue. They tried 70
get an lndIctmen. against the Brass band
and A. IL. Ordway, but, ss We had . H.
cence, they didn't make cut what they
though they could. Please correct L.
Yours. Etc, n. y. BENNETT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
RrMFORD CENTRE.

Henry Thayef has got his machinery
,.srlx al moved back 70 Canton. We are
very sorry % lose bin ana hls mn 49,,
log lts stay In This town y nss ooss -
.mount OF gOo,.. Ramford ought W os
vie awake in encouraging msnuise""s
Industries % locate Ia our midst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-18
HAVE YOU COT

Mas. G. p. BaAckErT. q Hefmon. h.i kidnfJ
Di.cs-. couh not ~ ~ bet ons o. tao houfs e
atlms. Hal constant tired feeling All ssk
headacls, tosrsher with Ne usu1
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-03-19
Commissioners Sale

Rf virtue OF an order ov the JUDI. 60
- ~ Court, IN and tor Leon cour,y "a. loun
day o. February, a. d les5 wiIts.l,, "a zee isis
ITy 70 the highest bidder for cast eir. ,t GU
aouse door IN The city OF Tallahassee. a., a., Nofi
Monday III April, "A ID lSS5 az f,. ~ W ~ mrs
o. SAFE: All the right Title and lnteres, ~h, nouf
ia = ohaires had At the time OF her deaf, i, 90.
'he interest and title OF der eslat. il. ana SUI a.
owing described real estate yinw am b, .'s 10
county OF Leon. State OF FiorIaa 20 w,, 70 lhe
eigh and hitk -nundredths acres nor. - SA's
section 81 OF Tow nship l. RaDgt ncr,h .n ,ee II
commencing az the northeast corp-r az -, - a.
running west fortyfour and five hpudr.e,S caier
10 the Jacksonville, Pensacola and Nom. vuAins
tnehce southeas along SAL raliroad 4, ."nnl
crosses SAID section iiue thence nom 49, s s",is j
;wenty-eght aud sixty huncrectn- man, sA'l M
o. ana also the South al O. S4ctn ~
nan OF northeast quarter Of Section y - -
vest quarter OF Section IL Las; hats ~ T ,.o'li-
Quarter OF section II, ooutneasE quarter Of 80
~ northwest quarter OF Northes, quart, -
lion ~, and ali o. Section - contsirIn,- -. - g
hundred and eighty acres, more ls.s All N -
snip one. Range tive north am eAe " '"~f
TauoA \. SHIN COUNTRYSIDE,
Tallahassee. Fla, February =, l><-5v
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-03-19
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..
NJ. A. Williams, late agent for
sale Of State lands, which fact
is d 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 culied
or picked over. No part has
been reserved III any manner,
and the whole is open for sale.
Special prices on large tracts.
imber lands, virgin forests in
bodies of $1,000 acres and up
wards. Lands sold for cash,
or on long time.
The Florida Land and Mortgage Go
C-lMIrED) JACKSONVILLE, FL0RiO~
&c, : 1885, ~
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Sherif's Sale of Real Eet.,.

I NDEk AND BY VIRTUE OF An Exgc,...
Sd,es 1 c,re odi o. OF ihe Greuit Court tS lion
IN certain eanse, wherein 6eorg. u -- W Soahig
piainti1 and T. A. Brokaw as execnlr,r .ahiss j.
tate OF r. Brokaw deceased j. oef.n-.o The e.
iesieo npon and Will offer for sale L. The ~ have
Of Of 'o s oe'p TTet tns conr Hou-
mrs. MONDAY IN April next. being 10. -, % iAs
% sao moniL, the following described -. 'ei CAV
'o~it; Lot Number Thirteen az !, esale
addition Of the city OF Tallahassee - '"s AOns
Purchaser 10 pay Tor title unsr.r
March 4ln, lSSs-4~ -"pcr1El.
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PROPOSALS
70
Furnish Beef for State ASYLUM

TALLAHASSEE FLA tcbruary q lsSs j.
RlDS TO SUPPLY BEEF FOR TIE STATE
~ Asviuni To- me period ending DeceInne- \
1880, Will be received a tue ono. al Ar,~ta,,
General, 10 be opened Marcn p lsS,
be beef to b. delivered a. tn. coinrn,.-,-x =. tn
asylum, Tree o. exi'ense o. ireigh, tr.hspcrts.
.iob' Twice per "cek. IL luan:,lies no l., -Ac--5
three hundred pounds A. tne tim
Inc BOARD OF Commissioner, of STAT. institutions
reserviDg the night 10 reject IN, ami all tias
l. LANG
hcpruars q ico.'-f" AdluIant-renefa
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Not Dead Yet.

Atlanta paper- ar" sivinc the pubic SOM cur
Gus anc wohderfu cases tina gull. lpteres;
IN i. -eetn- tina d young iads O. Atlanta mad
beef reported IA dead, uu i cam, Z IN. ear O.,
'ht AIapl. JonruA tina enc wa si alive aud
'tlnl o. lhe Aier- Tor news. reporter Wa -en 70
ih residence = IearL al tn facts MIs- Belle
DGnSway VINO nae beer pronounced dead me;
mn 3 tn door stoutiy deny,uc tina zne wa
oea1 Sh. 500
" For fonr ycar- rhcunAtIrm aud neuralgia nave
resIstcG pns>lclan- and al other Treatment M
inusce~ seemeo /" DRY up, my hesh snrank away.
my joints were swollen, painful and large. los my
appetiI. wa reGnceo. IL g. pounds IN weight and
for montns was expected 10 de ! commenced
the nse o. L. Il 4 and the action 0: one half q
bottle convinced my friends tina; II would cure me
It, cfec; WA like msgic. 1t gave me al appe ite
gave me strength relieved al pains and aches
added flesh To nv bones. and when hvs bottles had
been Used had gained s. pound OF hesh and 7
aIn to-day SOUND well
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10000
GULF STATE CIGARS

ME DEMAND FOR THIS CHOICE CIGAR
a mas been constantly increasing In public favor
nom It's nrst Introduction. In consequence of i'm
proving the quality, and not increasing the price,
me sae OF tnas cigar has increased IS per
snee ~ infrsdnction, - my invoice book will
prove. LAaa arises fnom its being arstciass cigar
1ts reeeonaoie price. To be had Wholesale and re
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Some ono said thai potash war poison VINO
make the assertion except tnoee who derire t.
miseaG and humbug you H. who denounces
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compound Of hIr owh--bewarc Of ali such
ASK YOU physician Or your druggist 1, potash
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We claim tha' potash properly combined with
other remedies make the grandest blood remedy
ever known To man. and claim that B. 4 IL
that remedy
II afflicted with any form OF blood poison Scrof
uls. Rheumatism, Catarrh. Old Ulcers and Sores
Kidney Complaints Female Diseases ETC. the b
b. g. will cure you al once. Send to Blood Balm
Co., Atlanta, Ga, for a copy OF their book FREE.
HFor aale by W. A. RAwLS IA
March l9-lm-24 ly
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OFFICE OF
'0r 1a,, PUBLIC iNsrEp,,,o.
iAILAAAsssE. FLA. Aarcn s. lsss
A s en- nI1 a School Ss,1 FOR coLoRED Tr.9
the city Of Tallahassee, On wednes0..a academy, n
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he privileges OF the school will b. ~ hontA.
ored persons Of good character. ei,ber LOT all eo
dents a.s pro,i %s. ss. ss.ssDs
perintendents Of the various coup,irs "a The So
TO urge upon their coiored teachers - reqaested
school. Reasonable rates OF boara Ca, A'tend Iii,
sn,.- A J. RUssEI p'A'nsd
March 8, iSS5-4w ihstraeson
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NOTICE

IL WEEKS AFTER DATE ] Shall ,pu.
- Tor Letters OF Administrator 80 - AFPlf
Mary Antoinete DeCorcce late Of I.o, eN,a'e e
tallahassee, March u. ls,.-4:.,,1 H.. - -'olLr
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ATTENTION.!
JOHNSON'S
Ch!l and Fevs. Toni. !

Is a POSITIVE CURE for Chill and Fever, Inter
mtent or Kemittent Fever. Continued Bilious
Fever. Money refunded to any who have not been
successful with 1t and have followed the directions
on label
EE Price SO cents
JOHNSON & CO.,
MONTICELLO, FLA.
For Sale by W. A. RAWLS, Tallahassee. Fla
March IL, lSS5-6m
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NOTICE.

GIA WEEKS AFTER THE FIRST PUBIlcA-
- ton OF tnis notice viii apTiY I, the Corrtv
Judge OF Leon County, State O. Foiidl lor Lei
tiers Of Administration on tn Es:ate a. K,chare
Williams, deceased. late OF TnoIna- Court, Ga
) MoSELfY
Feb 10 1SS5-6w
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BASTIN E!
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