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MAIN LINE.

STEAMERS A. j. LANE AND DISPATCH
Make daily double round trips of Lakes Eustis and Har
ris, touching at all landings.
CONNECTIONS
At Palstka with jacksonville, TAMPA and Key West
Railway, and st. Augustine and rslatka Railway, and
fast river steamers for St. Augustine, Green Cove
Springs jacksonville and all points North, East and
West and with river steamers for South Florida also
with the TwinScrew iron Steamship " City Of Pa
laka and Steamship City Of Monticello for Charleston
New York, Boston, Philadelphia ETC.
Mail trains make close connection both via j. r.
TX. W. Ry, at Jacksonville with Atlantic Coast Line
Fast Mail.
At Gainesville with through Pullman sleepers over S.
F. W. Ry for New Orleans Cedar Key, Pensacola, Sa-
vannah. Albany Montgomery, Louisville, st. Louis and
all points West
: At 0cala with F. R. N. Co., s. s. o. s. G. R. R. and
Hacks for Silver Springs.
At Ast0r with st. Johns river steamers for jacksonville
Sanford and way landings.
ion OF the Florida Southern RAILWAY and boats Lake.
Harrs and Enstis for points on Lakes.
At Pemberton's Ferry with 3 nth Florida r. r. for
Lakeland Tampa. Kissmmee Barlow, Orlando, Sanford,
Tuckertown and Fort Dale.
At Ppnia Gogda with steamer Alice Howard Liver
pool Punta Rassa nd Fort Myers.
SHERMAN CoNANr, O. w. BRoAwELL,
General Manager. q. +. A
A. C. CowAN Gen1 Trav. Agent.
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The best Salve in the world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers salt rheum fever sores, letter, chap
ped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin erup
tlons, and positively cures piles, or no pay re-
quired. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac
ton, or money refunded. Price 25 cents pel
box. Sold Ivy w. A. Raws March 81. 1SS6-1v
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One block from Capital, in good repair, rooms,
kitchen, and good well of water, healthy loca-
ton. fine view. Possession given September 1st
Enquire at store of Y. A. LEVY.
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To Smokers

Who want to get a first-class article, ask fol
Seidenberg's "CGur de Rose" the only Seed
and Havana cigar in the market for cent:
and Sedenbergs Rhine Gold" Cuban made
Havana cigars, which equal the imported, fol
10 cents, at NJ LIvELY's
July 23-tf Drug Store.
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have on hand Thimble Sken two-horse
wagons, Iron Axle twO-horse wagon, which
will Sell for less than cost W.R WILSON.
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WAGOyS AND RIIGGlES.

kapa full stock of Atlanta White Hickory
hagns-One and two horse-t best wagons
built Al-D open aud top buggies, all grales. All
cheaper Than ever sold in this market.
6a j. C. KEMPER.
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OF Florida for sale by Erastus W. Clark, includ-
Ing DeFuniak Springs, the Naval Drill, and
numer"ns views OF West and South Florida.
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viii be Obliged 10 the person loaned my
Compass. Surveyors Chain and jacobs Staff to
last year, TO reiurn il 10 me.
1927 GEO H. MEGINNIss.
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TallaAassee Furniture Emporium.
Wall Psper-A large lot OF Wall Papers and
Borders beautiful patterns. some in full gill; ele-
CANT will be CLOSED OUT at greatly re-
duced prices
Also lot of Curtains.
Also lot Of Chromos
Also lot OF on Paintings. (a(ter the Oh
Mastersl
Also a lot of Cranks, with Biscuit Beaten at
tachment.
Call and see us.
GILMORE & HARTT
TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 10, 1851
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FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

The FLORIDIAN will be sent to subscribers
during the Campaign of 1885, for the small sum
OF TWENTY-FIVE (25) CENTs-in advance. If
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For Tax Collector.

The many friends OF Mr.. E. b. MANNING, having
confidence In his ability and integrity solicit for him the
support Of the voters OF Leon county for the ONCE Of
Tax Collector MANY Friends
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L will sell one Eclipse Iron Screw, complete
with all wood frame. at q bargain. Has never
Been used W. r. WusoN.
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Always gives satisfaction because IL Ia the hest and
always fresh from the mis and guaranteed tn he nee OF
bugs and worms. For sale by " "
Ao7's SAXON q Co
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MsssRs. EDrroRs We desire to place the name Of
Captain r. A. SHME-a true and tried Democrat-before
the people OF Leon county for the ONCE OF Tax Collector
and bespeak for him the united support Of all good Demo
cfats. MANY CI1rxRNa
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GRADED JERSEYS.

have for sale 10 good Mich Cows-Graded
Jerseys-ffesA to mill.
OIL g. g. GIBBS.
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EDIrORs FLoRIDIAS: 1t 10 the desire OF many
to place the name Of W. T. COGSWELL (the old cam
pagner Of No III before the people Of Leon county
Tax Assessor MANY VorERs
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take pleasure in announcing myself for reelection
to the Office Of Sheriff Of Leon county Requesting the
support Of my friends am respectfully,
JOUN pEARCE
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FLORIDA ROAD LAWS.

Single copies 10 cents; $1.OO per dozen, or
100 copies for $500 Address
DORR & Bowen,
Tallahassee, Fla
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For Sheriff.
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS

LEON COUNTY,!
hereby announce myself candidate for the Office Of
Sheriff of Leon County be in November next
A. NJ. FENNELL.
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FROM my place on the Miccosukie road, light
Day mare colt, about two and IA half years old,
pony built A suitable reward. will be paid On
recovery Of The animal.
1874 l. r RrtJs
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Yielding to the and persistent solicitations
OF many friends to become a candidate for Sheriff
hereby announce myself candidate that Office and
respectfully solicit the support Of the Democrats
county Very respectfully,
ROBERT j. BANNERMAN.
IAMONIA, August a. 1886
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Mr. N. w. EPPES 10 hereby announced . candi-
date for the once Of Superintendent Of Schools Of
county. The service Of Mr.. Kppes . member Of the
County Board Of Public Instruction has given him great
familiarity with educational system, md We do NOT
hestate to bespeAk for him The ssrages Of Ill good
Democrats. Fxxmp
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Escambia county three
Santa Rosa county two;
Walton county two;
Holmes county one;
Washington county one;
Franklin county one;
Calhoun county one;
jackson county three;
Liberty couHty one;
Wakulla county one;
Ciadsden county three;
Leon county four;
Jefferson county four;
Madison county three;
Taylor county one;
Hamilton county two;
Suwannee county two;
Lafayette county one;
Columbia county three;
Alachua county four;
Levy county two;
Bradford county two;
Clay county one;
Baker county one;
Nassau county two;
Duval county four;
St. Johns county two;
Volusia county one;
Orange county two;
Putnam county two;
Marion county two;
Sumter county two;
fernando county two;
Hillsborough county two
Polk county one;
Manatee county one;
Dade county one;
Brevard county one;
Monroe comfy two
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For Superintendent Of Schools.

tB- We are authorized to announce Mr. WIZ. W.
WOODWARD, present incumbent - o candidate for the
ONCE Of Superintendent Of Schools for Leon county
the ensuing November election.
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For Tax Assessor.

eH The friends Of Mr.. H. T. FELKEL. of Centre
vle announce him a candidate for Tax Assessor of
Leon county Mr.. Fekel is native Of old Leon, and has
always been jealous working Democrat he is entirely
competent to fill the Office. worthy and deserving and
ask all good Democrats give him their cordial support
MANY DEMOCRATS
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Superior Fruit Jars, Glass Tops,
For sale at the Drug Store OF M. LIVELY.
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Saxon n Co,


VII seli you Gin Belt for less than it will cost you
hend % for IL is,3t
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EDITORS FLoHDIAN Believing that honesty and faith
funees in the public service should be properly apprec
aed and that officers who dgent and prompt in the
discharge Of their duties should always be suitably
warded desire place before the Democracy Of Leon
county, Mr. GEORGE A. GROOM az Q candidate for re-
election to the ONCE Of Tax Assessor and ask for him
their cordial support. MANY VorKRs
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Fresh Saratoga Water,
Always on draught, at the Drug Store of
NJ. LIVELY.
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The Res. Leon County Butter,
Surveyor. Compass. &c.

kept ire-h and sweet in refrigerator, at
T. ii. RANDOLPH j. Co
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SOUTHERN DIVISION.

Sleeping Cars Nos. and between jacksonville
and New Orleans, and Nos and 10 between Jackson
willie and DeFuniak Springs Nos / and daily. Nos. 8
and 10 daily except Sunday.
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EDITORS FLoRIDIAN We desire to place in nomination
for Tax Assessor. Mr.. JOSEPH L. BRYAN, capable.
worthy and deserving Democrat and solicit him the
support OF the party. MANY DEMOCRATS
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ECLIPSE IRON SCREW.

Clipped TO order, ct tn. RANDOLPH q Cos.
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Cotton Rope
TENNESSEE WAGONS.

OF all sizes, at us-sD SAXON &
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TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 10. 1888-tf.
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for several days to pronounce against
the State of Tamaulipas Large guam
titles of arms and ammunition have
been smuggled across the river by
them at points above and below this
place.
A special from Mier, State of Ia
msulipas, Mex, says; General Miguel
Lomez, escorted by the Fourth Regi-
ment, under Colonel Algeria, arrived
here yesterday en- route from the City
of MEXICO to Matamoras. He has
been appointed commander of the
federal forces in the State. The Cen
eral was to-day accompanied to Ca
margo, where he will take the Mexican
National Railway train for Matamoras.
Colonel Algeria will remain here with
his command, as an outbreak is feared
on New Years Day, when the newly
elected municipal officers are to be
inaugurated. A powerful revolution
ary party has been organized through
out the State, in opposition to the
State Government.
LATER. Colonel Algeria has just
received notice by the Government
telegraph line that heavy firing has
been heard all the forenoon in the
mountains south of Lachama A
scouting party is now being organized
to reconnoiter the mountains 1t is
believed that the revolutionists have
attacked the State forces at Lachama.
ST. LOUIS, December 3o.-The La
redo (Tex) correspondent of the
GlO6e-Dem0trat says: A sergeant OF
the United States army stationed at
Ringgold barracks, some sixty miles
down the Rio Grande from this place,
arrived here tonight, and reports that a
general uprising is taking place in the
small American towns along the river
between here and Brownsville. Major
Kellogg, commanding the United States
troops at the aforementioned post
and his forces are now en- route tc
Rema, small city on the American
side, where over 900 men, mostly from
Mexico, are in arms, and express theil
intention Of taking the city Of Mier
They have abundance of ammunition
and are of the desperate and border
ruffian class Major Kellogg proposes
disperse them or force them tc
teave American territory, in order tc
prevent breach of the neutrality law.
between the two Republics. The move
ment originated among few dissatis
fed politicians who weIe. defeated in
the recent city elections IN Mexico
Mexican troops are now being sent
from Monterey and Saitillo to re-en
force those already stationed in the
cities OF the State of Tamaulipas, where
the next outbreak is daily expected.
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EUROPEAN NEWS.
English Politics.

New YORK, Dec. 3o.-The Times
London special says In the Irish
affairs of Parliament in general big
things are on foot Lord Churchill is
in Dublin to-day with Lord Justice
Fitzgibbon consulting with the Orange
Tories, whom SIX months ago he was
denouncing as obstacles 70 the party.
He has persuaded Sir Michael Hicks
Beach and some others to agree to dis
solve Immediately, if they cannot carry
the vote of confidence on n0n pos
sums to Home Rule Salisbury has
not decided to dissolve, but he is drift
ing that way more and more He con
siders Lord ChurchilPs argument that
with the cry: "The Empire is in dan
ger" and with the disorganized state of
the Liberals he could this time get a
majority. Moreover, as a parlying
argument, perhaps the threat OF dis
solution will be enough to frighten lots
of Liberals, who are indisposed to go
to the strain and expense of another
election. The strong point with Sails
bury in all this is the safety of the
House of Lords, as looked at from the
point of view of mere politician. If
Gladstone should be allowed to take
office, consolidate the party and send
the Home Rule bill up to the Lords,
and it were rejected, the immediate
merits of the bill would be obscured
by the Liberals by their protests against
the hereditary Chamber, particularly if
the bill were rejected more than once,
and this is just what Salisbury is anxious
to avoid. The Irish have decided
upon nothing in regard to their course.
1t is not known whether they will move
an address amendment until the eau
Gus is held, day or two before the
session. All reports of their intentions
are rubbish. 1t will take three or four
days TO swear in the members, and
then follows the election of Speaker,
and the next day probably the Queens
speech. If there is an amendment by
the Irish party or the Liberals, the
Ministry will be guided by the course
of lhe debate, always holding the
threat of dissolution as trump card.
If there is no amendment, then one of
the unofficial Tories will move care
fully worded vote of confidence, calcu-
lated to take the wind from Gladstone's
sails on the Irish question, and the
threats of dissolution will hang over
this. learn, on authority, that Lord
Churchill has notified Gladstone that
when the Home Rule scheme is intro
duced he will go to Ulster and raise
the Orangemen on arms against it, By
the few in Dublin who know of this,
the threat is treated as buncombe, but
il serves to illustrate Churchill's
methods. The fact that he will be in
command of the Tory strategy, insures
lively work from the start
RECOVERING FROM THE pARNELL
SCARE.
The Heyald'S London special says .
This morning the papers show signs of
recovery from their present Parnell
scare. The Zslegyabh says; 1t is
English weakness, not Irish courage,
that has magnified the difficulty Our
fathers were not easily alarmed. To-
day we start at mere shadow cast byi
eighty-six Irishmen on the floor of the
House of Commons Surely old Eng
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NOTICE.
FRIDAY. JAN. 8, 1886
LATE NEWS

BY the arrival of the AnaraHa yes
terday two days later news has been
received, the most interesting portions
of which are presented to the readers
of the PRESS this morning. Owing to
the amount Of foreign news printed
some interesting editorial matter is
necessarily crowded out until to-
morrow's issue.
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Notice.

HAWAIIAN BELL TELEPHONE
/ j Company. The annual meeting OF
Stockholders, for the election of officers, will
be held JANUARY 9TH, at IL NJ, at the
office of Mr.. Godfrey Brown, Merchant
street. ]. +. BROWN,
Io8-tf Sec. Haw. Bell Tel. Co.
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Latest Foreign News.
The Situation in England.
Trouble in Canada over
Rie1.
Mexican Border Troubles.
Apache Murders in Arizona.
Earthquake in California.
Earthquake in California.
PACIFIC COAST NEWS.


SAN FRANCISCO, December go
An earthquake was felt in the city this
morning at o:46 o'clock. The trem-
bling of the earth continued for several
seconds, and was violent enough to
suggest basty departure from rickety
buildings Many Of the new men at
the Custom-house rushed out, leaving
positions inside the Civil Service rule
temporarily vacant. The old veterans
who have been in the office since 1865,
and know what it is for the earth to
shake, remained at their respective
desks. 1t will take more than an ordi-
nary upheayal to make them 60
Shocks were felt in the interior of the
State at Vallejo junction, Napa, Red
wood City, Petaluma and San Mateo.
Murdeyous Apaches.
Tucson, Dec. 80. o.-The Sfa,'s Dun
can special says The rangers have just
returned from the pursuit Of the Indians
who killed two citizens four miles east
of Carlisle. The parties killed were R.
P. Windham and A. G. Snow. Wind
hams brother, who was with them, was
badly wounded, but managed to escape,
Both of the Windhams are prominent
cattlemen of this place. Three other
persons were also wounded by the same
band, and one other man was killed,
whose body has not yet been found.
The rangers struck the trail eight
hours from the time. the Windhams
we're attacked, and followed it for day
and night to where the Indians cross
ed the Cila, two miles north of Dun
can. They then came in for a remount
and resumed the trail Immediately.
They followed it for about thirty-fve
miles, overtaking the Indians just at
dark at the foot of a high peak Of
mountains. The Indians took to the
mountains, leaving behind them all
their stolen stock except their mount,
which were captured AS the rangers
were unable to proceed further on the
trail after dark they were compelled to
camp until morning, when they re-
sumed the trail and followed it until ii
was found that the Indians had crossed
the San Simeon valley the night before
and had gone into the Chiricahua
mountains. AS the rangers were with
out pack animals.or provisions of any
kind, they were compelled to abandon
the trail and return to Duncan.
News has come by wire this even
ing TO the effect that two men were kill
ed near Galesyille yesterday morning
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THRuM.s lBINDERy.

HRUM'S BIN Derry.
THIS POPULAR BINDERY, located al
ro7, Fort Street, will be able in its set
tied quarters todoevenmoresatisiactory
work than that which has gained it such
liberal patronage and such willing ap-
probation from the Honolulu trade.
IT ADvERrIsEs No SPEcIALIrIEs,
but is able to do ALL sorts, sizes,
and conditions of Book binding
Ruling, Lettering, and Paper cutting
as we'll as in San Francisco, and at
m Jderate prices.
AT THIS COMPLETE BINDERy
newspapers, magazines, pamphlets, and
sheet music are neatly and simply or
elegantly and sumptuously bound, as
taste and pocket may demand. Old
books are carefully and firmly rebound.
ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF BLANK
Books are made to order at as low
rates as are consis ent with first-class
work. The Bindery is now using
Weston's Record" and "Ledger
paper for all first-class work. A large
nvoice of this justly celebrated stock
has just been received from New York.
ORDERS LEFT AT THE MERCHANT
STREET STORE WILL HAVE PROMPT
ATTENTION
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sletu advertisements.
Notice.

TINE REGULAR BUSINESS MEET
L ing of the Honolulu Library and Read.
ing Rooms Association will be held at their
rooms on FRIDAY, January Sth, at 1890
P. NJ. A full attendance is desired, as bust
ness Of importance will come before the
meeting. H. A. PARMELEE,
Io9-2t Secretary.
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land has nerve to face realities ten
times more portcntlous.
The 1o,Ning Pest says: No one
can Suppose any measure of Home
Rule yin become law which would be
accepted as final settlement by the
Irish Nationalist.
The Standard says; The Irish
party has not yet, at any rate, been
won over, while the Liberal party has
been shattered by its efforts to attract
the alien masses
The Times grows more against Irish
hopes every day. 1t to-day believes
that if an Irish Parliament is once
established in Dublin, the securities
and guarantees for the protection OF
property, according to English ideas,
would be the merest sham. Whatever
else may be doubtful, this at least is
certain, that the leading Irish idea al
the present time is to transfer the land
from the landlords to the tenants. Ii
really seems more and more probable
every day that it is Mr.. Psrnell alone
who can formulate plan and open the
Irish fight.
COURSE OF THE oRANGEMEN.
Major Sanderson, at an Orange
demonstration held near his seat al
Castle Sanderson, Belturbet, County
Cavan, said in the course of a speech
about the probabilities of Irish legisla
ton: "At the first tendency observed
on the part of Salisbury to yield one
iota in the demands of the eighty-6ve
Parnellites for a separation, or fol
measures giving localities control O
the police and finance, the Ley
alists and Conservatives from the north
of Ireland will join the Liberals tC
turn out the Salisbury Govern
ment. / believe separation ncces
sarily means civil war, and it il
the intention of all Orangemen tha
such war shall ensue, if separation
with Home Rule comes. When sep
aration comes, it will be the duty o
the Ulster men to assume the attitude
OF armed resistance. We have no wisl
to confront the Queens army but mus
prepare for the worst"
A SUCCESSFUL PROPAGANDA.
New YORK, December 31-Th
Suns London cable special of Deeem
Der goth says: When the Orang
Grand Lodge of Ireland on Decembe
2Ist issued its manifesto, appealing t,
religious prejudices to defeat Hom
Rule, the Parnellites set to work t,
counteract il by vigorous missionar
work among the Protestant clergymel
of Ireland. Private letters and printed
circulars were sent to them, in whicl
arguments In favor of Home Rul
were set forth. The result of thi
propaganda has been that several Pro
testant clergymen have publicly an
nounced their adhesion to the Hom'
Rule principles, and the movemen
gives promise Of spreading exten
sively.
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UNITED STATES NEWS.
Teemer Invited to Australia.

PrrTsBURG, Dec. so.-John Teemer,
the oarsman, has entered into an agree
ment with Reglnold Laidley OF Sydney,
Australia, to visit that country next
spring and row two races with Beach.
Laidley promises him royal reception,
innumerable presents and immense
winnings when he pays the Southern
Continent visit
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Ii F. HEBBARD AMERICAN EX.
1 i. press Company has removed his
office 10 No. Of Fort street with |. A,
Palmer), where he can be found at all times
ready to do Cartng Of any description at a
moments notice. Office Telephone, $40;
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