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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-27
PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS.
ALarge Convention Nominates Conrad Day
for ouay's Antagonist.


ALarge CONVENTION Nominates Conrad Day
for Qna,'s Antagonist.
HARRlsauRa, August 28.-To the pleas
ing strains Of a brass band the Democratic
has,ss s Let a.,san,aJ ;nta ,bs onora suonse
nytese t,. s.as y. ~. 10 ss.a - - -
thisFmornine win peamlng laces ahu
bounding hearts. The convention was
rapped to order by Chairman Hensel al
100 1hort fo,r bnndred dalesateu
.V'- Aoous .yu ~. ANis l,,,, - -
laced the stage. Inc Allegheny aesesa'
ton occupied front seats in the patquet
circle IN heripht of,the chairman.
M, H.. tha ted;or. cal, 5oftbero,l I'm,
s4e s''etoe s.4 s - W.. 70 - is.. As'a
visions OF success lifted before the iaces o.
the delegates, paled by the specter ot the
fbrmr,dahle $1,000 Republican majority
-. S,s,.,,, fIo,ool al ,aool;i, - ~,
faYeh Sti etset sas y tts.es' et'S's'
lating on the probable eject Oh some o.
his wild plank batting.
a sigh Of relief lifts from the body as
the end Of the body Is reached. Then; R
b. Wight, OF Philadelphia, nominated r.
P. Allen, Of Lycoming county, for tenn
porary chairman, which was seconded by
Victor .. Piollett He was then, on
motion, nominated by exclamation. The
mover and the seconder both wear swal.
low.tail coats.
Mr.. Allen said, In accepting: "This is
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BnLMoNr COUNTY po11r1cs.
Hon. Ross j. Alexander Resigns HIS Place
on the Legislative Ticket. Il
guAstat DfSbnteh 10 LhS HLsfli1elesr ~

Hon. Ross j. Alexander Besigns HIS flaee
on the Legislative Ticket. Il
Special DtspGteh 70 ne Ihtetligaaar.
81. C1AiRsviLtE, o., August 9o.-The
sensation Of the hour Is caused by the
declination Of Hon. Ross ]. Alexander to
be candidate iorrepresentatiye. He was
nominated at the Democratic Convention
August 11th, and his decision has been
long considered and Is final. The County
Ceatral Committee will meet at ST. Glars
villeseptember LIST to fill the vacancy.
Opinions are various as to the cause Of
this move on Mr.. Alexander's part. He
says that he declines for various reasons,
and that he will do his best for the ticket.
The Democratic Senatorial Convention
meets at Flushing tomorrow. Either
Hon. David Wagner or Thomas ]. Irwin,
Of Martins Ferry, will be the candidate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-27

Tns Western Nail Association resolved
Yesterday that no change in the dprice
oinail, is warranted by the condition Of
Me- market. This seems to conflict with
sone recent statements by authority con.
earning the supply of nails in stock, but
tbe Association ought to know.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-27
3IonIo cAMpA1aN OPENED
by senator Sherman Yesterday In n Mas.
ST tofIy Speech.

Mn GnEAp, O., August 2.-Ihe open
ing speech OF the Ohio campaign on tht
mart IN the Republican party was mad,
hare iris aiterneon' bv senator John Sher
man before iarre open.air assemblage.
n9h III p Waved Il. he N Care caree1 ~ of he Rspsbli
canlSafty. and declared that The Demo
erats now concede the wisdom and success
NJ ali nnonsinent Rapnblican measures
and merits of great leader Of fhe Republi,
can @ marty ia aid Il mieht be unkind
hntit vas natnre 10 recall tRat these same
MAJ, within thirty wears mad termed the
Penubliean Marty 4 "black abolition
naIty,a Lincoln an "ape:n Grant a
dhntche,,, and Union soldiers "Iincoln'a
hirelinss.r "A N
Tbe Senator declared that by tho deiec.
finn az eomnaratiyaly few men in the
thyea Rennblican States anne al the men
who consn;Sed to overthrow the, Govern.
ment ,ysped war apainst Il and were the
cause Of he loss ot hall a million Of lives
have been placed In the very seats OF
mower they Abandoned with scorn and de.
lance.
'TSe sneaker said he saw the Union flag
f,ripg n. half.mast lar Jacob Thompson.
Wh6a was regarded as defaulter and
traithr Two III the men who were in arms
aoainst the Ciovernment now represent this
cenntrv abroad. aThis strange turn OF
eyents,, said lie sneaker. Hhas but onee ex.
ANNA In history. and that was The restora-
tion Of Chafles ii. after rthe brill mt but brief
nrotectorate ~ CromwellI and like that
rssforst;on "a 4 Srenrnach n the ciyiIi.
zation. ri the age. Tbe appointees Of the
new administration had examined the
hoots and .vanits and fonnd every dollar
Of pnblie money on hand or ac-
connted for The sneaker declared
the, ,Republican party was not beaten by
DefShocrats Int nv iiasruntted Republicans
N thrse StaIaa onnosed the nominee al
thei iPsnnhIican nsrtv. and in t1e great
stats II Nav york and by a narrow
maioritv of Int little more than one thou-
sand defeated Blaine and Logan.
III was not the want Of merit In these
two Great leaders Of Iour party.n said the
sneaker. tbnt Observation-Disclosures, con.
ttsta and controvefsias and too long
a : lease ~ nower.U lie declared
thatS even tb;s detection among
Republican, would have been ineffective
Int for Solid sonth held togather In polit-
iellowsh;p by crimes. violence and fraud.
which. II continued will assnredly renew
the stfiies Of Civil war as that the sun
rollsaronnd ;ts eonrse. -. Z T 80
The sneater declared that the negro Of
the Sonth ia onenlv depriyed Of lis no.
iitisal T;vbts and Il was done as boltily as
any hiohway robbery. IA discussed this
Question AT iensth and then turned 10 the
advocacy az protection ms opposed 10 free
trade. He condemned the course Of Presi-
dent Cleveland In pardonipe Lieutenant
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ssrue,, bx a h. eight 1rnln.

GR4FTox, ". VA, August ga man
about 40 years of age was struck by q
freight train near this place to-day and
instantly killed. His remains were
brought here for burial. The oGly clue
to his identity was a card found on him
which bears the name Fritz PetIi, and Is
a certificate Of membership in the New
York Temperance union Of the Sea and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-27

"sn who writes on reform in our tsx
I.ys, in another column, presents some
very c,oa points in favor Of his position.
lIsis down on the Mason extreme, but
wants a happy mean, besides abridging
tbe power Of the Governor to order taxa
tiou when ii suits his purpose.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-27

Tpg Board Of County Commissioners is
to be asked by its committee to submit 10
vote Of the people the plan to occupy
half Of the new City Building. This is a
pretty, troublesome and expensive way to
decide the question, but Is probably the
hest tllst can be adopted. Itlong ago be.
came evident to the public that the Board
could mol make up its large mind what to
do in the matter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-27

1einl ni,pnl.l d ~ Inl.lIia.ner.-

BAnsEsyILLr, O., August 2C The ex-
citement here tonight over the coming
races at the fair, which will take place to-
morrow aud Friday, is intense. More
than fly fast horses are here, and thirty
are booked for the fret. .for.all pacing and
trotting races. The weather IS tirsLrclass
and unusual crowds will certainly be here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-27

Voy, Ross ]. ALRxANDER declines to
stand as nominee Of the Belmont county
Democrats lor the Legislature. A good
many hard things have been said about
Ros,, but nobody ever accused him of be-
ing fool.
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An exchange has this pertinent para

Az exchange has this pe,sinent para
graph:
The Clifton nail works will be removed
TO Middlepott. a subscription OF Ss5, COO
halbeen raised by. the Middleport cih-
zans 10 encourage the movement. Two
much refs 20. Iment for them toremain in
this State. }
This is not the titst industrial establish:
nsnt that has been driven from West yir.
sinia into Ohio or kept out Of wfst yirsi.
mia at it1bhth by the policy in regard to
taxation Of succ. siive Bourbon Leeisla-
turs OF thisstate. Itiwillnot be the last,
itthat policy governs in the future.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-27

VIRGINIA Republican announces his
,,tsOtion Of voting for Fitzhugh Lee.
mia IT ourbt TO help Mr.. Wise to consid.
erable extent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-27

ST. Louis August 90 THE Wabash
committee Of the railroad strikers have
finished their labcrs here and viii leave
for home tonight. 1t isintimated tina. an
order Il expected from the Executive
Committee OF the Knights q Labor which
may extend the strike 10 all points eastoi
Now York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-27

Tux Chicago Ltttr Ocean suggeststhat ii
p.ss;,lept Cleveland would take photo.
srsDbs Of all his applicants and appointees
+ mirb. be Of great service to detectives
in Tie future.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-27
TWENTY ORPHANS.
rao Misesllans,o,aus slapaassr ia which no
Slaughtered HIS Relatives aud others.
Avery Dark Page Ia the History OF
tho Lonestar state.H Hertitic Story.
\ TEXANS TknRnIE onlMr.

-
AUSTIN, Texas, August 26-The details
OF terrible series Of murders committed
at johnson City, Blanco county ,aninterior
town, on Monday, are furnished by a citi-
zen Of that place just arrived here. tap.
pears that the daughter Of A. L. Locke,
an old resident was recently diseoyeted
to be in a delicate condition, and, it is
alleged, that Lockie's relatives attfibuteto
him the crime otseducing,her. The mat
ter preyed upon his mind, aud Monday
afternoon left home, intending, as he
ayowed, to 60 to John Green's place to
borrow sum Of money. Green and
family were away. Hethen entered the /
house and took Green's Winchester and
returned to the residence Of hisbfother,
Berry Locke. He then shot and killed
Berry and his (Berry's) wife.
"A neighbor named John Nicholson rode
upjust then. Heforced Nicholson to 90
with him to Mr.. Stokes. He then shot
and killed Mr.. Stokes. There Nicholson
was lost sight Of. His horse was lied
there when found, and Il is supposed Ne
was also killed. From there Lockiewent
TO his own house and shot and cut the
throat Of Mrs. Henry Locke, Of Llama
county, wife Of his stepson, whogas on d s
visit to him. He also shot aud Killed
there Mrs. Stokes, wife Of the Mr.. Stokes
he had killed Just previous to the killing
OF Mrs. Henry Locke. Then he Killed (
his daughter. Het then attempted ito Kill
his wife, but, his cartridges being ex.S
hausted, he could not fire another shot
aud she escaped. "A
Having failed to catch and kill his wife,
he attempted TO cut hisown throat. mount
ed his horse aud started in the direction
Of Johnson City. Alter riding q few yards
he met Thomas Brunswick, whom lie at
lacked and into whom he plunged q knife,
lntlicting fatal wounds. + The murderer
then rode toward johnson City, brt was
arrested within two miles Of It. lie was
still alive at last accounts, With the e&.
ception, perhaps, Of the murder and scre-
nation Of the Lynch family, near Hemp.
stead, few years ago, this Is the most
horrible set of crimes ever committed in
his State. By 1t about twenty children
ire left orphans.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-27

rur death Of ex-senator Reuben E.
rsntoa, Of New York, removes one Of the
not promiueut figures Of the exciting
fines q the "sixies.'l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-27

Tur Pennsylvania Democrats yesterday
dominated MI. Day for State Treasurer.
II 1@s, The election the light of day will
have faded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-27

McREEsroRr, Pa, August 26-Rrom
early morning yesterday until late last
night there vas q heavy dpwn.ponr d
rain in this county. at sHarney's Lake,
ten miles from here, snow fen this morn,
ing and conlinaed3until noon, ut Blight in-
ferYala.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-27
NOT 4 Fl0nrlNo MAN.

MI conittiag Is M the Man Who Wanted
Tho Blood of the Lieu enant.
New YonK, August 26.-Tbe friends OF
Alfred B. Conkling, The young New York
lawyer and nephew Of Roscoe Conkling,
who is reported to have challenged a navy
officer to mortal combat at Bar Harbor,
Me-, were more amused than horrlfied at
the accounts Of the affair. Albert prac-
ices law at No. 1Io Broadway, where he
occupies an office Jointly with his father
and Mr.. Rodger II. Lyon. Mr.. Lyon said
he, had heard nothing Of the movements
Of Mr.. Conkling since be left with'his
father three weeks agoto enjoy his vaca.
ton. Mr.. Gonkliug's clerk regarded the
whole thing asa titstclass hoax. He said:
.Alired Is quiet, gentlemanly man,
who was never Enown-t 10 hose his temper.
/ don't believe he would have the heat
to kill anybody, especially a naval ofti.
cor"
a young lawyer who occupies an ofIlcs
adjoining That Of Mr., Conkling said: "rhe
report that Alfred Qonklipg issued a chal-
lenge to q duel Is the wild dream Of some
unsteady Imagination. Heis not that sort
Of man, and he would be the last person
in the world to fool with deadly weapons.
I lshopld say that when romances OF this
kind are talegraphed from Bar Harbor
news must be dull. He Is not likely to
contradict the reports that he has figured
in an affair Of honor"
2 Colonel Frederick A. Conkling, Alfted's
father, Is absent from the. city and his
Is san an enthusiastic n Republican, served two
years as an Assistant q. s. District Attor-
ney. at the last Congressional election
In the Seventh District he was a candi.
date for Congress against John j. Adams,
and was defeated By over four thousand
votes. Heis thirty years Of age, Of sandy
complexion, and always dresses in the
height offashion. In society. circles heis
reported To- be a general fayorite.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-27

ANOTHER grist Of fourth-class post
masters ives ground out yesterday, and
loI0hio led all therest, while West Viz.
sinia came in for very small share.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-27

Tina weather is cool enough without
~. III /. is freezing out offensive fourth.
ls.' ..... nostmasters in Ohio at terrible rate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-27

e,s,,I. has given up the zulacar Pass.
mis- %' mean, that she has rot given it up.
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Ole g'ttsltigettf1ees

o.,e., so.. 80 and 81 Fourteenth street.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

CLAIMS coA1MIssIoN.
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Mr. cenkiiag Is n tine Man Who Wan
tho Blood of the Lieu enant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-27

Areckiess sloyer II Atlarta, Ga, recently
married Miss Carrie Damn. He evidently
didn't. B0stdn Pot, ~
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The Senator declared that by tho defec-
ton Of comparatively few men in the
three Republican States, some OF the men
who conspired to overthrow the Govern.
ment, waged war against 1t and were the
cause OF The loss OF half million OF lives
have been placed In the very seats OF
power they abandoned with scorn and de-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-27

I onlthe reassenbling q the convention
AIr. Day was nominated for Treasurer.
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,sI.I expect 70 see both parties cppeen.
frate efforts upon the Legislature, and
make the State ticket secondary com
sidefation. y
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-21

IChiC1rO Tribune

An interesting contribution to the compar-
atlVe study OF Uaths was made in London
at the inquest the japanese workman
who was killed when the village was burned
down. One of the native witnesses, on be
ing asked to take the oath said it was the
custom OF his nation to do so by the shed
ding of blood, 20 As to give the impression of
the thumb oa paner in red. The officers of
the court did not seem to relish the idea
of themselves providing the required blood,
and the deputy coroner refused to sanction
any proceedings which might in culpate him
As an accessory to the doing OF grieyous
bodily harm. Eventually the witness con-
sented IT, the use of red ink ins tead of blood.
How far the oath was etfectual in this di-
luted form will never we suppose, be
known
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Notice,

Notice J. hereby given tit,t al accordance
with an act entitled An act to provide fOT =
general law for the incorporation of railways
and canals approved FFb'y 18TH, f-~t, being
chapter l9S1 of the laws of Florida and all actS
amcndatory thereof, the undersigned have
formed Il corporation fOI the purpose 'I con
Structin@, maintaining AMI OpcI;ltinz; rail
road for public use in conveyance of persons
and property. to b" called The PaIIrk hi and
OcklawahI River hallway Company. The
road is to I've constructed AMI operated from
Palltka i'll the county of Putnam 70 ocala in
the county of Marion, with q branch from SON"
point in the county ot Putnam To Aston in he
county OF Orange. The length of ;llr road j.
to he about ninety miles and tht' TntttI viii iC
made through and into the counties Of Pat
nam, Marion and Orange.
NJ. :. CARTIER, -. Louis. Mo.
NJ. Il. BEAN. NoTWaik. Fla,
:. V. golden. Lake George Fla,
\ :. COLLINS, Orange Springs, Pa.
So. CHANDLER, Paittltif. Fla.
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CARRYING THE u. S. MAIL
TuEOTGH Est MIL.

The elegant iron compartment Palace Steam
erS CITY OF JACkSDNNILIE.o l the DciiIry
Baya McTehanI' Line, ard II. r. PLANT. OF
the Peoples Line, will perform flr, Past Mail
ScrN ICE, leaving :, J. ami W. Railway Com
pany'~ " h:ri at - IN, ana Do, Barry I}aNa MGR
chants Line wI.arI, foot of Laura street. daily
2:.0 y. m, for Palltkt, Astor, DeiA1nd,
Blue SprIngs, SANFORD am hnt"rrriss,- re
turning I"nVrs SANFORD nj r. n. arriving 1T
Jacksonville early next morning, making
close connections with trains iorai points
North, Fast ami West.
THEDCGU FAST i'EEfGHT.
Leaves Jacksonville daily, saturday excepted
at p. H.. Tor sanford Enterprise, and aiI in
teTmcdiafc landings. HctuIHinsr, h'uNc~ an
for, at . Il III. arriving at tlcAspuN lille early
steamer Wrlaka leaves Wc,ln. s,lay and
Sunday and makes Highland PARK. Steamer
Rosa leaves MONDAY ana TEEir-.I.t ana .sn,.-
through to Lax" JrS-uF.
JACKSON WIZ. rALATks y .EEa"ENT s,i1s
pIEI~inN.
Io,tves Jacksonville and U.,.,fk5 FAST Mail
daily, except sunday jar $3.50 t- .a-,iur PnIHt hit
Crescent city and intermediate itHsi rs. lie
turning. i,rtVr~ Crescent tUE a.-Iy except
sunday, 1t iitHI ~; i'4iit 20 t-tr- a. Nae con
H-tt~ ~ l'''I WIN s:i5''''''" +'...n l"' -
PAL>rEA AND %tHgDHn DAlLIrtar EryI-ToN.
New I1.l r"nu,ar steamer, WATER
val 81 J., Z. and X. W Railway l'a~r Eyprr~s
sonvIlie IT 80 i. IN. for Sanford and Enter
prise AMI intermediate landings Returning,
leaves SANFORD at 800 II. IN, arriving NJ faiat,
ka at Isia T. In.. connecting with Fast Express
steamer t't:''. ~ BIRD i""N"s P'i - at
mediate landings.
81 JpnNS Hstt ptviSIoN-
Steamers MAGNOLIA and P-tHf!ME ,Iai.y
except sunday, for MaNp,'ri. Fort t.""r.... l.
Iaui and intrTnIdalc landing a.; ia p. a. H.
turning. ie1vrs Mayort at t.:at a. ~.
Elegant Waiting Rooms. with all IEodora
improvements, VIII hc found at Passenger
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Notice of INCORPORATION,

PILATKA Gas LIGHT AND FUEL tOMPArY.
The. undersigned have formed and oryrlui -ed
themselves in Il company or incorporation 10
b,. known a. the PA lat k5t trst% Light AMI Fuel
Company md The general nature al the
business 90 he tr;InSn vtetl shall be the man =
fHcturt. oI -atS aud the sale of gas ami coal for
lights and fuel.
7rd. The amount of capital stock aBthor-
lied is fifty thousand dollars, ten Per cent of
which shall be- paid IN at the cpIunIeHccmen n
of this organization, the remainder shall lie
paid as the bylaws may direct and Il : 10 shall
he called 10y the direct urS, under the bylaws.
It'll The time of the coulmc n cement of this
organization is OF same date herewith, and the
corporation SHAH expire 10y limitation twenty
years thereafter. unless continued by legal
means.
5th. The business ot the company SHAH he
conducted ny President ami Board 81 nV"
Directors, 4 Secretary ami Treasurer ami
sue" other officers a. may In provided for IN
the bylaws
trn. the highest amount Ut Indebtedness
rr liability t. which rhc company can Il any
time sub cc4 itself Is Hxed at ten thousand
dollars This June 9Th, ISIS.
MS CARTER.
coon CARLETON.
WM. J. WINNEG AR,
ELAN DEW ESToS.
W. j. WEBB.
Palatka. Fla. July 9Th, ISIS
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Cot,inS W. Cucun5ers.
lChicago Herald. !

There is a store OH the north 81 10 which is
occupied by an undertaken. Several choice
coffins are placed artisticaliy in ili1 show
window Some are mems sizes AMI surna of
cherubic dimensions. In this win low, filed
with reminders which make all of uS feel
small, this undertaken pat sign, Part of
window rent A man came along who
rented n part of the, window paid for it aud
began moving in his merchandise. He was
vegetable dealer, AMI pilei up cucumber5
and other choeric truck alongside the cot
fins in a manner which ruthsI the colil
.ealer A lawsuit is the tapiS. The
health department will be called upon to de
eide whether a man WHO deals in death
truck is any worse than the man who adver-
tises for dead people. The north sido Il
awaiting the outcome of this decision, with
bated breath. They are betting on -
man with the cucumber pile.
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jackson Williams
BIZ for Dirorce,
Laura W iIIiamS
IT appearing by applicant filed in the above
cause. that the defendant, Laura Williams.
COnccalS herself So that process cannot hr ser
we'd upon her, and that her residence is lI-
known. and il further appearing that the said
Laura Williams - over the age OF tweuty-ou--
Years. on motion of W H. NigE. ~ r.
solicitor tor the complainant, it Is ordered
that the dcfcnGant do al pedT and answer 90
dcmur to thc sad hill on or before the iir-t
Monday in = ptembcr next, it being the II h
day OF September =. 81. lS~J. otherwise said
bill may he taken pro COufcssO. Provided this
notice Is published once week for four con
SccutiVc weeks in the f:tlat ka News, a news
paper published III Putnam county, and ali
other Notice is made or given required by
the statute in such cases made and provided
Witness my hand aud the seal of said circuit
court this .Nth day of July, a. d.. lsS1.
SN. r. F'bKw stsp.
Clerk Circuit Court.
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A Niistit Somewhere.


IBurdette in BrOOkIyn F;lEieI
BLESSED are the peacemakerS, Bismarck
gets $500 day for keeping all Europe in a
state of fighting suspense about what lie IS
going to do next. Gen. Komaroh gets lOo.-
600 roubes for killing n few Afghans and
standing all India up on end, good cannon
costs 1000 and city missionary wears
out ms HE for 5000 year and you can get
Bible OF the Tract society for nothing
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-21
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william COnard-
Notice for Final Discharge.

SIX months after datC rs eNcCItor of tine CS
ia of Andrew GOTttan. late of Putnam cnrIn-
~. deceased, will present tn the county
Judge of Put IIitm county fioFi'iH- my final ar
counts and vouchers. and thtH ask tor y final
discharge from the adIuiuistr RAJ ron of said
tate.
I'alatka, Fla, June 10TH, lSSI.
AUGUSTUS MONROE.
Executor of last will and testament ot An
drew Gordon. deceased.
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