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The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-10-24

An obituary notice in recent issue Of a
Brooklyn paper ends as follows: "He has
bequeathed his young widow $4,000"
That widow must believe in advertising,
for before tears Of sorrow have dried she
tells the public is worth $c5,ooo and that
she is young.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-10-24

The mine owners Of Montana should
move energetically in the matter Of insur-
ing complete exhibit at the New Orleans
Exposition.
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An Ohio preacher, Rev. J. w. Harey,
in an address at Springfield, said: 1.-THE
Democratic party is the road to hell, and
the Republican party is the road to dam.
nation. I'll take to the woods"
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20 DOLLARS Reward.

Twenty dollars reward will be PAID o. a., S;.,,;hsa
signed tor the delivery If the following
horse to him at Glendale. NJ. i. :, To-:
One dark sorrcl horse. with white Sp'" :"
head and branded Y IN let, thigh, : roNp.
iewi llENKl -
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed Proposals will be received by the bo!"
OF County Commissioners Of Beaverhead Coun,!'
NJ. T., until Friday. October 80, 1855, for the con-
Melrose, Silver Bow county, NJ. r. The plans an M
specifications of said bridge may be seen at n y,
County Clerks Office, in Dillon Bidders would -,
well to be present on the above date rs c'n''"
NAV then be awarded. -
The Commissioners reserve the right TIC reject IN
or all bids.
BY order of the Board of County Commission
PHI. D. McGOUGH. C'cES'
Dated Dillon. Sept. 81, 1885,
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The Interior Department has withdrawn
the suit against the Montana Improvement
Company for cutting timber on the public
domain
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-10-24

1t was decided ut the late election ii
Ohio that there shall be no more October
elections in that State.
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The Tombstone Efifath is particularly
severe on Governor T'ritle, of Arizona.
1t predicts for the Governor eternal as well
as political datnnation.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-10-24

Gov. Foraker, in Ohio. has Republican
plurality of 1868.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-10-24

The political battle in New York is de-
cidedly hot.
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,rd hE KEY: GEO. IL. TIlAYER, Of Bonrho,
S,,,n saSs hoth myself and wife owe our i've ~
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-10-24

In Utal, they will soon have the Peni-
Tertiary full Of unlawful cohabitationists.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-10-24

The skating rink scandals arc beginning
to fill up the newspapers again.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

The undersigned forbid ali trcsspass'ng o. ,,%u
Enclosed lands by any person or persons !" sal
Of game. No shooting will be allowed on ~, -,
premises BY outsiders without being subject
ecution at law for SO doing, after this notice. w.
MEAN BUSINESS. .,y
LOUIS HANSEN
STODDEN BROS"
PHIL THORPE.
W. b. CARTER,
John r. BISHOP. m
Dillon, Montana, Aug. -, ASS. il.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and liver complaint ;u ~ /:
printed guarantees ON every hottie ct Sh''"S
tatizcr. 1t never fails to cure.
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SHlLOH'S CATARRE Rl.MEDY--a positiv.
cure for catarrh, dipl,>hcria. and cankcr mouth.
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DILLos, MONTANA, OCTOBER "a, 1855.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-10-24

ARE YOU MADE miserable by indigestlct1
constipation. dizziness loss Of appetite yellow skin
Shiloh's Vitalizer is positive CUE.
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A NASAL INJECTOR free with each NOUN '"
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 CENTS.
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John RUSSELL. WILSON, Editor.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-08
CARRYING THE U. S. MAIL
3 FHROEGH FAST MALL.

b ~
@ 81 Gi S5Sg5R5 81 6faef fa
I'aya MleEehany's Line ard H Rs-R4AN Ea f9ff
SeTJlc iea3ii ,,sr ~ si Il Com
Chants Line Wharf footl6f La1Ifa Street, daily
i 9brnE f 2gpf 6a5f and A AStf9FS ps
turning laaVes Sahf6rd at Bp. M, arriving ut
5i2esse9 n5 gaFy 4eFt 9Tniag mak i4gg
North, Eastiand Wasssl amu~ itus51 9dt
r., THRQgGH FAST FREIG HIT. ba.,l,,g,,i
Leaves Jacksonville daily, Sunday excepted,
ats p! IN for Eanford.i EnterprSe@ Lake JbsL
sup and intermediate landings. Returning,
sOpyflle early following m0EniRg, 80 gftT
Through to Lake Jessup Wednesday, and
Saturday. :10iiEc
JAcKsoNvILLE PA, AFKAsAND CRESCENT CITY
DIVISION.
Leaves Jacksonville and Pal6tka qtdst Mai
daily, except Sunday, at SEQ a. m,. for Pa lRt ka
Crescent City and intermediate landings, Re-
ssH nndag at eaSSs 5 s6f 1t Sly daily except
PALATKA AND SANFORD DAYI4dHE DIVISION.
New and elegant Iron Palace, Steamers
PRED DEBARY and ANITA 1eav6 Palatka
daily, Sunday excepted, at 1912 a. lmAIDa arr
val OF :, n aIlg IL, W. halLWdy fast fflXlpfesS
Train with Parlor Cars attached, leaving JaokA
sonville at $40 a. m, for Sanford and Epten-
prise and intermediate landings. Returning,
leaves Sanford at $50 a. M, arriving AZ Ralat.
ka at 6:l5 p. m, connecting with Fast Express,
arriving at Jacksonville at $50 p. III.
Elegant Waiting Rooms with all modern
Improvements, will be found at Passenger
wharf.
drCloSe connection. made at Palatka with the
Florida Southern Railroad; at Aston with St.
Johns and Lake -Eastis Railroad; at Sanford
with South Florida Railroad, for Orlando,
Kissimmee, Tampa, Key West and iuteT1hedil
ate points, and with steamers for Indian River.
For further information apply to Ticket
Office, southeast corner Bay and Laura, or at
the companys offices, foot of Laura street.
Freight wharves foot of Pine street; passenger
wharves foot of Laura Street = "a .
AtH CHAS. b. FENWTCK. n t.,
Gen. Freight and Pass. Agent.
W.B. WATSON, =,l4
General Manager.
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CHILD

My f4ftfleikqn now seven yeafss ola. broke
on twhen a 'Babe three weeks oldlwith what the
doctors ealle9 eczema { beginning on 4he head
and gradually SPREADING bVef' bis Whole body.
He was treated for siYes yeags or more by va
rions physicians Without relief and the little
boys health TWAS Completely hbFol1en down.
About q EeaBpg1o / was indueed to- lfse on him
Swift7s Specific, and two bottles cured him
sound aud welk apd there has be en- mo sign of
a return OF the disease. T. 0. HOLMES
TalbottOn, Ga. Sept. II, 1884
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DE barry AYA
.gaU J9iGp 50 lL---
Merchants Line

iSr. JOHNS RIVER sTEAMERs-sIDE
80 WHEEL LOW PRESSURE PALACE
81 STEAAAHM IERS BUILT OF IRON. ..-,
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To All Whom Il NAV Concern.
State of Florida, County Court for
'H8II2 1TiIPuthafH County,

In the matter of the estate of Frederick d.
Lente, deceased ~ =
s-Fyotice islleseby given tAat.the undersigned
hasbeeas apponted5 by the county court of
PatnaIn COUNTY, Florida, administrator of the
estate of Frederick d. Lehte, deceased. All
persons having any demands against the es-
tate of said deceased are hereby notified to
present the same to the Undersigned, within
the time prescribed by law or this notice will
be pleaded in bar
WILLIAM KEIBI.E LESTE,
administration efthe Estate of Frederick ID.
1@B Eer1te. deceased, Pdlatka, Florida.
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alas! we we had spent so mnellr -fOdY MEDICAL
treafmeht tht5 We were too poor to buy it.
OH the agony of that moment! Health and
happiness withini cur reach, but TOD poor to
grasp it. applied, however, to those who
were able and Willing to help mo, and have
taken SWift's Specific, and am now sound and
well once meFa.g CSFUft's Specific is the best
blood purifier in the world, ana the greatest
blessing OF tll9,&ge.f 60 9te'r ..-..s.'F rh18-
Greenyille. Ala, Sept.4,-MRs. T. w LEE.
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MOTHERS
54 l2g,} -, =. FRIEND!

JEl w LII Z :
This valuable prepa-
ore Terror pm ajSP of T scientific dtii s ii,
Rhgan Us ::S$ q ! $sE n SSs$5
of the world
* 1t not only short
ore DangeresaaS ths zine e. FL labor
pain, but, better than
10 all, it greatly diminish
eS the danger tDlifeNbf
r. or Hb;Id ! both mother and child,
u VI OIlltu land leaves the mother
in condition highly
favorably 10 speedy re-
cOvery, and far less liza
. Dread of BILE to flooding, conyul-
tlUI.rUs isionS, ana other alarm
ing symptoms incident
ito lingering and painful
labor. Its truly Won
- .,. derful efficacy in this
7 ~ ttiits. ~ = Is respect ientitlesg RE
: '~-- - : :. MoTHER's FRIEND 10 be
, D. e iissss9s q oaS s5i 6 'ss
given to the world by
rus the discoveries of med
AND 80 fern Science.
-..,.-...-----..I- From the pature of
OY tsT5 5#;s 5s! E 55s Sa7ss
lid GotqH aB5is5 sslR Qfsb6a5S din
ding the,delcacy of the
Aha Edss E E55sss3s ] y MA Il 5es5i
r .sbCg- euh tmoniaIs ON file, and no
Ia ginHof9d + mother who has once
used9 it willoNer again
ingWomens time e oftrouBl lie
ointment Bhysieian lateiy efnai9Sed 10
1prfetor. that if it were admissible 70
Ublic the letters weTecei vh,rtRs M1tn
end would oatseh any thtngiin thetuaf-
It earnestly entreat every female eX-
to, be confined to use MotheSa sFriend.
] with this entEeatY ] will addthat dur
op e. obstetficals Iira ctices forty -four
have never kiIUwn it to Fail 70 pro
safe and quick delivery.
. H.E HOLMES, III, D,, EAitlanta ,fGa
G4ttlZ Y zl2LltLZ 1LlllAG 81 u
Treatise Eb0 jiRsflapd Hap
Of Woman. mailed free.
BHNDFfEL p ltEGU sAT0R Co,
5tl}sEss ~5&4+a r84sls Atlanta, Ga.
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Slugger Sullivan says that he viii visit
Europe without a blot 6nhis eseuteheon.
To accomplish thisshe issuesa ssweeRing
challengeto all who disputa his tide Of
chanpion and he Proposes to contest
with three men, one after another, IN
the same night, before lac goes away, =
The1argest vineyard in thegyorla issin.
Los Angeles county, Cal 1t has be
tween 5000, OoO'and4 ,0eO,Oo0 4ines iiIl
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a STORY or A BIDDLE.
Sipk hl@ How 4 p at Rd4}ar1ee One
sdf zfr Of her Oh a. h ans Trusted
81 ~ w. Sea-Bops Was.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer.


~ ~ ~ Sea-Dogs Was.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Robert McLane had been in the army
and he and Woodworth, son OF tie au=-
thor Of the sold Oaken Bucket were
chums. When. the, Mexican war began
they get up an artillery company which
consisted 81 one old brass gun mounted
upon a pair of wheels, which wheels had
been cut out of solid rwood aud the earl,
non was hauled by oxen They went
forth to join Fremont. When they had
been out sonlaSdhefe III South Caroline
old Commodore Biddle came along from
Philadelphia in a ship, with instruetiops
to take conhand Of such troops ana lev
les Of all kinds. as he could find in the
naFie of the United Statesa Gle. found
r bert McLane fguring.as major and
young Woodwork as. perhaps captain.
lie had a squeaby voice, and when Nc
Lane came aboard the Commodore said:
Major McLane, are you? l never
heard Of any Major MeIrene. With this
the Commodore pulled out the Army
and Navy Record and says he: There
il, no Major Aiehane in this hooI4r You
must be Midsliipman1 McL8ne. - Then
turning to Woodwork, WHO had very
long hair in the stile of Buffalo .Isiil; he
said: Your rank is too high and your
hair il too long. sgYoaYapF asb4Feef Rrst
thing. Send the Ships barber here. !" So
they shaved Woodworth's hair off, and
old Biddle made those men stay with
him as long as he was on the. coast, and
at the conclusion Of things Robert Nc
Lane wanted to remain ia California
No, no, said old Biddle; 'your father
wants nae to bring you back. know, y
and he, made them go home with him.
g - ~ - s@ 8kHE.
Secretary Whitney's Work.
It will be Rip aad tuck whether the
first gun IS to be fredsfroni the navy or
interior department, but there will be
explosives from both in a short time, +
hear that Secretary Whitney had not
been thirty minutes in his-ofIiee when
Chief Clerk Hogg asked him. tossign. a
craft for $500, 600 -
Whats this for 2 inquired the secre-
tae 81 !
tItis to.be aentabroad foipsg the ma
val service, waAfhe reply. S -
Nh Whitney said dryly that he would
wait day or two before ,lle would sign
any draft for money, and would look in
to the matter, which he has been doing.
Among other things he. learned was
that selghann s Co, the republican banA
kers OF New York, have a contract for
handling goyeruplentanoney for the ma
W Department. They agree 20 pay the
secretary of the navy per cent on bal
aAoes and gets perl&ent 9bere the a43
partnent account is oyerdrawn. One Of
the reasons given by Hogg why this.
draft should be signed at once was that
the Observation-Disclosures q9gdf4Fn,
and that it would be money in pocket to
make the deposit Of the draftgta1 ia
Among the inquiries that Mr.. Whitney
viii probably make is one as to where
the interest on balances has gone
whether into republican campaign funds
OF the g6vefnd1ent treasury. ifttvas
thought strange by him that if $500 600
draft was necessary for Che naval ser-
vice abroad, Secretary Chandler had not
attended -bdturasgoing otlt.o atIibes
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SheriTs Sale,

ls5ueddnt Of thecireuit soafS for the t6Gnfy
of Putnam in favor of NJ c. GOOdson and again
st II. w. Kicker bearing test the 18th day of DC
d eDed d. upon pom and g viii 4 offer for
the city of Palatka on the 4th day of May, Il. d.
1885, within the legal hours of sale, the follow
ingvdescrgbee pFepsFty O. VII: lot No 10 block
- P8latlzA, sbodfided north b y south line of
Lemon street and 80 feet thereon, bounded
earststy lot No. 4fisseH's Tot. and south by
IQt AQsyg west by lotSo 4 aIl ia same bI0ek'
nam. state of Florida
GEO. j. ZEHNBAR. JR.,
80. Y - Sheriff. Putnam Co.
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FATS US FANCY

Facts are, that HsFf5 Heath makes = speoi-
atty of difficult FeDairiBg3 OF tsffne watches.
cleans jewelET.l ehnonpmeters, all kinds of
nautical, is1gfe 81 electrical and medical in
struments, aud undeTsfands all eQHapsieated
them. AS to fancy, the Ladies faIicy The " IS
he finishes his jeyEelry repairs u Ifch come
outs new every time 4 or fsfls work Always
talss = TO Harry HeatITs M the Calhoun block
on Lemon street palatka- Fla.
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asoa7 ~ 9R an s3JAiE JEANS GAINESVILLE gno

9zDuT rsf |Af44 I4ltA Hfe " AIfNEs IAdts+ 9GO9
For Paatkd. gssnjsud 1isd1 qD gqbajB no
s8lfS sesf and bne fs45lPpfd
-z---zz1rz
.,1isTgHRf TRAINS ARRIVE RI All A5SEfy & Il
Epom Palatkamod TOT y1iIaooI 59aees9,sx
G feesburg and MioanegsiiGooL 4s15Hi1id
leaving PsihtR@ bt1PS5 d n, CONNECTING With
traip fee Lqeeffa4gg at ffAas4e sarfivlag a6
fIdavinjt GaiaosEilie at 4aoyp SnLl nsripe esIBea
9 riV4i, er II 4ilt 81 ' .tstd
zzzts1zz4{i gZ-1z1It73 3dt5d
9dt iuodenonNNBGHI0HsmTGH s Tsqsq
9tgat Ralatka ENTHUSIASTICALLY Tampa SetId5
su 81 ~ t t$45 cove 5S2Srcks8H4t
and an At g2igs sSSs Pa s ARA EEs sEi fgd
gssb the ;, E Ri eeTSg 1F9R teaaSF Igof
Ter Chariastoa,j Hswt T5qIad asostone Btlstsaftas
siaia trans laak1 else e1hheecti6n both aldj i
yi Z y = E W Ry.at s9nylle with As
AE6WasIs. crossing ys8bG 41Sada R;iiSssd
Ae3Gaint4Tfle I2fsH saYa1fiAAAii. FlfSiis' a. !
WesterR 81 49E Tallahassee slyaatlaatsf:s ~
lssitTAS husIiN az iaerssra Gel for Cedar Key.
/ Pensacola. New. Orleans and Tampa.
At Oebsa WITH FLORIDA Railway and Navtga-
/ ton Co.. and Hacks for SILVER Springs. 81 &
At 1.eesfliifg with the St Johns and Lake
Essst fCE sion aft be Florida SoGt5I
| way, and boats OF Lake Harris tpi RessFs "
x!l1e, ille as4l ll1oiHts ia osfsh FioEs
+ issgoNAAgFai1ifTsJ .fHoLIIsTER,
General Manages. AZ Superintendent.
!, o. W. CROMWELL. Gent Pass. Agent
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Poisoned by Nurse.

Some eight years ago | was inoeulated with
poison by a,nurse who infected my babe with
blood faint. The little child fingered along
until it was about two years old, when its lit
tie life was yielded.up 30 the fearful poison.
For six long years l have suffered untold mis-
cry. / was eQYeEea withssoressnd ulcers from
head TO foot and in my great emtremity
prayed to die. No language can express my
feelings of woe dnring those long, six years.
I had the best medical tfesttneFit Several
physicians successfully treated me- but all to
no purpQse5 The Mercury and Potash seemed
to add fuel to the awful flame which was de-
vouring me. About three months ago I was
try Swift - e=gsss -asy e. IS gain revive
Specific. -=,e II ~ ES "a sE in my breast;
lfyh L lFzs TTN4r4 ay,rF
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OFFICE PITT PEI IL tIES II N44!o22il no
fD2 u OPALATKAX MARCH g. 1855.
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aAgEtg MANN.
$4,000 .0ra1 gse I rees93For Safe

5000 Issiddea iT4ces dtf 20 cents each 10 %
5nFfG3z %T1ns05soff ss5st1 dsIIs gIf0esi1 ZgU
sClJt aT{ -s2buL ,HiI9tss u / < s32.25rslsisi
;4'5sayE sssdl1o bua .o1s,ss .H,E .6.sIail - =
., Geo Seedlfhgl VISOR a. 10 TO zDci q "a 3a
These Frees have been grown on high pine
laud. and bsi4Sselected from the choicest bear
ing trees on the ST. Johns river stocks three
years old. Nursery on7Pekrizg Heights, one
mile from wfarYes.
Address, aT5st9 gi't5 W e. II a re ROVE
sepa1-6rrS I'D g. - lf1 Fafatka Fla.
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q, ggiss.t for 23 Xears.

"a AP1o EksASI I0i - - \ ears.
y AUBQ RA-. "a hA.s septs 4ftbS4<-I ana an did
pharmacist, and have had TO do largely wit h
blood diseases Tor over twenty-five years |
haye dealt in tll ,Sinds Of 81 eptlrifers. ma
10 not hesitate TO say that SYift'S fSpecific is
ton than any other / have ever handled
Swift's Specific is an eXcsltenth tonic, and as
an autidote for malaria has no superior
Many ladies are asnIG i6aS &atOISie FOR general
debility. and find il the most satisfactory one
ever used. i hfGve hbUn dealing in Swifts
SPECIFIC for five years or more, and am salts
fed lthat 4 do not place tGphlgh asa estimate
upon ITS meritS,vIaol 1A9fdsG. W. DIXON.
q, =, PreSeri ed by InySi CLANS.
- ! haTe Prescribed SWift'S SPECIFIC in ynlalrB
cases OF Blood POISON, and las a geneTailtonie
and It has made cures after all other remedies
had failed. r. N. STRICKLAND, NJ. D.,
Cave Spring, Ca
Treatise on Bl9Qd and Skin BiseaseszIRaiIed
free. 9vE Aa TIE SYf FRzS E.CIEgc Co -
77 = = Drawer s, Atlanta, Ga.
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% .ls5szVu ..ISSsgkae4 .b9josi9 o15a
sAss1,.E <3s zen esAE gie1
aUhE SnW.

Itt-4itt Rst55fJ ~3'FttA ~A~} ~
bnAn{ Independent Newspaper 81 Dem
ocratic Principles, but not CONTROLLED by
any Set of Politicians or Maotpulatufs /;
Devoted to Collecting and PublishmgIall
Inc News of the Day inlthe fnostolafer-
estiRg Shape and with the greatest pos
sibIe Promptness. Accuracy and Impair
tialito5 and 10 the Promotion of Demo
cratic Ideas and Policy III the affairs o.
Government Society and Industry, 6
as7i! Rates, bg MAJ, Postpaid: 2 i''a9i
DAILY, per Year Sc 90
DAILY, per Month so
SUNDAY, per Year h.9iisel-.'i. E 9is.na / DO
DAILY and SUNDAY per Year -.ia 90
WEEKLY, per Year Hifiael Ls.il.2 .ih 90
Addye.s. THE sun. Ss.s York York f66a ssy
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Florida Southern at{Uay.UC

dsfdu a9itIai99us yHTUT2 niyBIqeib one 9W
The Orange sASeltnfSt9A ssh
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Jacksonville, Tampa 4 Key West
Railway.
4GE M CITY, ROu1E..
THE 0KIElAfL RAIB LINE BETWEEN
JACKSONVILLE &PALATKA! THREE
HOURS THE bQulCkEST TO :
l''''' = JACKSONVILLE, '.'''- - = ~
[1RAINs lRENr.AlsFpL.LNYEsaE -

TRAINS fREEfsASS FDLsLaWSaE 5ndU
Il GOING SOUTH. -. ,F p
Ly Jacksonville. S:I0a N LIS p N $50 u m
.. Orange Park Qis.81 - =f;4aJa 35:bGfi'
f 5aisFk feya sd az {. J. a t 2s
aldR5ofv1ssuu asofSd NotsfA qIds y3s9LGh
Ls. PuIathas6 End s.45 a IN IL 10 p IA 81 p nj
sStfS Tn& p, Pse2 fI0 "a
ar. Jacksonville rlq;59 T. sFel9 $40 ~
The Sunday train leaves Palatka at SIS
a. n. for Sc. Augustine and Jacksonsiff e Re-
turning leave JacSsonXilIe at 4:39 tpf Fn.s ST,
Augustine 40 p M 49,,
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Steamers. III. D, PLANT. OF the Peoples L
and CRY OF JACKE0SVILLE, or the DeBa
Baya. ierchants' Line, will run as folio
Leaving the DeBary- Baya Line, wharf at f
Mohave County miner., 1885-12-27
Editoriai Correspond. nee.
Ps1scoIr. DrcrsnzR 2lpt 1856.

kDcoIT. DEcFNBzE 2lrt 1850
Lsavir & Mineral Park on Saturday
sftarnoon we reached Prescott on
Sohdsy Ut s. 80 ,. ~ pretty well
tirsd out with the long ride from Ash
Fork. We bad jolly crowd on the
stage which helpao the time TO pass
wonderfully. With as we're Messrs
j. Rosborou9h. s. a. Fisher, J. W.
johnson. ard one Of Uncle Sans
boys in blue. named Lovejoy. from
Fort Mojave. Tho town is full Of
people from Mohavo county, and
more are yet 10 come.
Court opened at Q. 30 this morn
ing. and the ease Of the United States
vs.. Hitchcock was called for trial.
The prosecution M we'd for . contin
uance % The ground Of the absence
VI material witnesses. stating tina.
they were not prepared to 60 on
with the trial without their MAN wit
ness, Leo Thompson. 1he defence
inside b desperate effcrt TO get the
ease to trial bat the Court raled
against them. The tine OF the Conrt
to-day has been taken mp with the
case OF the Y. 3. vs.. Miles. charged
with selling whisky to Indians on the
San Oarlcs Reservation. The wit
rssses for the prosecution are Nick
~ FREQ, the celebrated bali breed
apache scont. aud two Ciiiricahua
eqnaws, all Of wnom attracted much
s.tertion IN thu court rooa. Tne
Ease will be s1Ged tomorrow. and gu
Wednesday the case against j. IL.
Ear!.a comes up. This bills fair "
I've one o. the most important casrs
ever tried here, judging from tb" in.
tricate aud important legal Questions
iuso.ved. but OF hat b'restt"r.
The town il greatly excited night |
over the Iews just brpugh: in iroD
Walnut Creek by NJ. Ferguson. who
was the bearer Of the sad news that |
Johnny Murphy, one of TIE most
r pnlar dep tiles in the Shsr,iT ofic"
l e,e, had pesn shot dead bY II mai,
named GIlier, on whom he was SOW
ing 9 warrant of arrest Tor burglary
SO far the particulars OF the affair
are very ueagre, but We hope for n
foil account tomorrow. Sheriff Mnl- |
venom aud three dep'ties, all armed !
ID tho teeth, at once left for the scene !
81 the murder which Is about 40 miles |
from hero and propose 60 bring Gil
dsr in, dead or alive, il they can tiud
inu- Our two depaty sheriffs Messrs
Fisher and Kosborouyh, volunteered |
to go with the party but their services
wsrs not needed. !