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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-04-08

Prescott
Navigation is open. The ice went
out of the river between here and
Hastings last Saturday and the steamer
Annie Barnes is now plying between
the two cities.
Win Babbidge spent Sunday in town
with his family.
Will HURT is back from Nebraska.
The public school re0pened Monday
with good attendance.
A new awning adorns the front of
John Browns new building on Broad
street.
Fred. Krumsick sold his personal
property Friday, at his farm one mile
south of the city. b. II. Corcoran was
the aucti0neer.
Miss Ella Moffatt, of Hudson, is
visiting at DR.. Young's.
The roller rink was open Saturday
night to accommodate few who
wished to skate.
Decoration Day viii be appropri-
ately observed here this year. Ar
rangements are now being made for
the celebration.
A. d. Barnum, acting for the rail.
road company, sold the houses that
stand in the way of the construction
of the road last Saturday at auction.
The buildings were sold very cheap.
as they are situated under the hill and
considerable difficulty will be expert
enced in moving them to desirable
locations. Jacob Cook was the pur.
chaser of Dudley's boarding house,
and John Harwell of the Dunbar
house.
The force of men that is grading
through the city will be increased this
week.
The Prescott Dramatic Company will
render the drama entitled 'Among
the Breakers in McCray's hall on
Saturday of this week. The play is
gotten up as a benefit for the G. A. r.
Post of this city and everybody should
turn out and help the cause.
Master Charlie Houston is danger
ously sick.
George Price is a little under the
weather.
The result of the election held here
last Tuesday is as follows: Mayor, L.
r. Welch; City Clerk, Geo. S. Hollis
ter; Treasurer. L. j. Griffin. First
Ward: Alderman, w. F. McGray; SUI
pervisOr, IL. A. Jay; Assessor, G. F.
Cover; Justice of the Peace, w. IL.
Leavitt; Constable, Peter Won Bellon.
Second Ward: Alderman, Peter Glenn
ems, Supervisor, w. ii. II. Clements;
Assessor, d. Is. Coulter; Justice of the
Peace, John Clemens; Constable,
Frank Medler. Third Ward: Alder
man, F. A. Ross; Supervisor, j. X.
Ravens; Assessor, John L. Barnes;
Justice of the Peace, Parker Adams;
Geo. Williams.
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BARLEY Maholm, Jr., is home from
the pineTy.
J. NJ. Johnson has sold pair of 2.
year old colts. Consideration, 5000.
Daniel Sheppard has rented b. II.
Gilman's farm, to which he has re-
moved.
The snow is going very slowly. 1t
will average at present writing about
one foot.
Thos. Hurley and his son Ed. have
gone to Campbell, Minnesota, to look
after their interests there.
The 3-year old colt recently sold by
Thomas Fitzgerald for 500 was of
Norman and Flying Cloud stock, and
weighed 1855 pounds.
At a caucus held here on the 30th
ult., the following ticket was put in
nomination: Supervisors, L. ii. Place,
j. NJ. Johnson, Ole Agarn; Clerk, t.
Fitzgerald; Assessor, L. A, Murphy;
Treasurer, James Hagan.
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CItf0n.
Awe.inspiring roads.

Supt. Murphy made us pleasant
call last week.
A. j. West has rented his farm to
his son Charlie.
Eli Granger has hired to Bud Red.
mon to go to Dakota.
The young people had little dance
at John Hardy's recently.
Miss Eliza Winn, of River Falls, is
to teach in district No. 3.
Jud Knights infant child is very
ill. Grave doubts are entertained of
its recovery.
Gertie Wright is to teach the school
at Jerusalem Corners this summer
This is her second term in that place
The following town officers were
nominated at the caucus last Tuesday:
Supervisors, ii. n. Bascom, Chairman,
G. w, McMurphy, C. o. Cone; Clerk,
viii A. Caldwell; Treasurer, II. c..
Marshall; Assessor, Judso L Knillt,
Officers elected in Clifton at the re-
cent election: Supervisors, H. n. Bias.
com, CT airman, G. W. McMurphy, c.
o. Cone Clerk, w. A. Caldwell. AS
SCISSOR, JudsOn Knight. Treasurer, ii.
c. Marshall. Justices of the Peace,
T. j. Atwater full term, G. o. Cone to
fill vacancy. Constable, j. G. West.
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Town election passed off quietly.
Tom Lenehaur has purchased new
horse.
Aubin Glover and family have
moved back ON the farm.
Miss Fannie Williams returns to her
home in ST. Paul next Saturday.
Miss Jessie Deyarmond commenced
school in the Kimberly district last
Monday.
Miss Kate Whitcomb returned to
her school in Cumberland last Monday
for a three months term.
School in district No. commences
next Monday with Miss LampsOn as
teacher.
Fred Crawford left the Both for his
claim in Dakota, accompanied by his
two sisters.
Hermond Deyarmond teaches the
spring term of school in the Webster
district.
Joel Barnett recently purchased a
horse of Tom Foster, having lately
sold his old team.
Our friend Mr.. l.. P. WhitcOmb, who
has been i'll so long, passed away last
Monday evening. lie was one to be
missed in any circle.
Frank Gray, who has been attending
the Chicago Medical School, will trav-
ell as Assistant General Agent for the
Minneapolis Irvine Binder.
We are glad that the town has TAX
en- the action it has in regard TO fish
ing and hunting, which the farmers
thought had become almost unbeara-
BILE. On Tuesday they passed an ordi-
nance for the enforcement of the Sun
day law, which viii be carried out,
and no fooling about it, either.
William Gray is expected to preach
at Hammond during his vacation.
The following town officers were
elected on Tuesday: Supervisors, S.
w. Williams, Chairman, William Bar
ker, j. T. Deans; Clerk, Cotton Whit
comb; Treasurer, c. A. Mckee; Asses
sor, John Stapleton; Justices of the
Peace, Robert AtchesOn 2 years, g. d.
Smith | year; Constables, Ii. Deyar-
mond, Will White, Ed. Cole. This is
Mr.. McKee's tenth election to the Of
ice of town treasurer.
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Frank Saxton, our new postmaster,
has rented the Davis building and
will put in stock of hardware.
There will be an oyster supper at
Lows dining hall Friday evening for
the benefit of Rev. J. McManus.
Miss Cora Barnard will teach the
Cudd school this summer, Miss May
Kline the Stafford school and Miss
Allie Davis the LantZ school.
Z. L. Davis has sold his store build
ing to Messrs. Hancock, Moody and
Strickland.
Will Teichman started on Monday
for Yorktown, Dakota.
The following are the town officers
elected here on Tuesday: Supervisors,
I. L. Nelson, Chairman, p. j. Cooney,
NJ. Longbein Clerk, w. j. Moore;
Treasurer, Frank Campbell; Assessor,
Peter Murphy; Justices of the Peace,
r. L. Garfield, G. Fenton, j. Fitzpat-
rick; Constables, Frank d. Brown, c..
Manser, Lutte Edwards.
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John Schooner lost valuable horse
recently.
W. j. O'Toole has moved to Clifton,
where he has rented farm.
Will Scullen, of Trimbelle, was IL
town a day or two last week.
Some clover seems to be winter.
killed in this section of the country,
but may come out so as to be a fair
crop yet.
Zeb. Richert had a horse quite
badly damaged some time ago by
falling on the ice.
A large amount of blue stem wheat
is being sown in this town this spring.
Fred. Heckle had one of his legs
injured by getting between a stub and
the sleigh.
Mrs. Kate GranbOis has returned
from Trenton, where she was hastily
called to attend the death-bed of her
father, Geo. Bennett. aged 95 years.
Her niece, Miss Addie Bennett, of
Sioux City, Iowa., accompanied her
back.
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Temperance.
CONDUCTED BY THEW. c. I. U.
For God and Home and Natjre Land

Hon. John B. Finch, who is to
lecture in River Falls May (Wednes-
day eve) is in New Jersey helping in
the fight for the Constitutional amend
ment. They voted on that question
on the It'll. Miss Willard, Mrs. Foster
and other workers are with them.
At the late municipal election the
ninth ward polls, Chicago, presented a
spectacle that ought to make decent
men ashamed of themselves for sur
rendering the voting places to roughs
For about three hours there was almost
constant fighting between the friends
of the contesting candidates for
alderman, both sides being well sup
piled with whiskey. Five policemen
were kept busy separating the COM
batants. The judges "enjOyed two or
three bottles of whiskey" as the
papers report, passing them among
themselves to the great disgust of the
crowd outside who could see them
but could not gain access to them or
their bottles. Amid such a scene
were elected the men who are entrust-
ed with the interests of a great city,
Chicago Union Signal.
1t is inconsistent with membership
in the Church of Christ to be engaged
in the manufacture or sale Of intoxi
eating liquors as beverage, or in any
way to aid or abet in the manufacture,
sale or use of intoxicating liquors.
10Th General Assembly of the United
Presbyterian Church of the United
States.
Agitation is education.
Eternal vigilance is the price of
reform.
"High license is one of the most
undemOcratic ideas ever proposed in a
Republican form of government.--The
Voice.
Senator Sutton of Iowa asserts that
Prohibition has more democratic sup
porters in this country than republican
supporters.
Senator Sutton is Republican.
"The White Cross Society can do
one thing of the most far reaching
Importance; it can make the world
understand that in the crime against
chastity there is an equality of guilt
between the sexes. The woman did
it has been the cowardly answer of
men for ages, aud women have acqui-
esced. The woman taken in adultery
was brought to Christ to be stoned,
but no one thought about bringing
the man"
The world is too earthly for reform
to grow naturally in it it must be
cultivated.
A DRUSKARD's ARGUMENT.
Editor of the Voice:-0ne of our
prohibition voters here is the worst
drunkard in town and he said last fall
to some temperance voters who vote
the old ticket yet: "Why don't you
help me! If you viii vote this occurs
ed traffic out you can save me yet,
but with liquor within my reach am
a wreck and can't help myself"
NJ. S. Wilcox.
jefferson, n. Y.
If our good citizens would only
apply that appeal to some of our
townsmen-perhaps they might take
adifferent view of the license question.
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The streets are getting quite dry.
Hiram Benson has had several men
digging out the bank near his house.
He will build a barn there.
There was a large surprise party at
erly, who has been staying there part
of the winter and attending school. A
good time is reported.
Mrs. Seaman wishes to sell her
house and lot here in town.
Lutte Greene, of Lake City, one of
our jewellers, has returned to Lake
City. One jeweler is enough.
Harry Nero returned to his home in
Diamond Bluff last Sunday.
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Esddiie.
c. Betcher's factory started April 8


G. Betcher's factory started April 8
for the summers work.
F. II. Craine, one of or village
blacksmiths, leaves for Wildwood
this week. Frank is good smith and
we wish him success in his new home.
c. ii. Lusk has rented his shop to @.
Thompson.
Miss Lettie Allen, who has been so
long i'll, is still very low but hopes are
entertained of her recovery.
Our carpenters are waiting for
some movement at Chatfield.
The following is list of the more
important officers elected in the town
of Hartland on Tuesday: Supervisors,
X. w. Lewis, chairman, Nick Nelson.
R. StOgdill; Clerk, A. G. Foss; Treas
urer. Andrew Jensen; Assessor, James
Drake.
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Foreclosure sale.
UAE-ENaAag 0aAUs
CIRCCIT COURT, PIERCE COUNTY.

Geor-e ". jerks Plaintiff against J. H. viii
kinsan Hattie 81. Wilkinson and Jonathan
Goodwin del. utiauts
Notice Is hereby given that byvirtue Of and in
pursuance 10 the Judgment OF foreclosure ami
sale rendered In the above entitled action on
the Path day uf November. a. ID. ISSi. ! shall on
the 10Th DAY ~ april. A ID. loS6. AT one
O'Clock In the afte moon 81 hat jay al The front
door Of the post u-ce in the city Of River Falls.
Pierce CoGuty Wisconsin. offer for sale and sell
o. the highest bidder for cash the real estate in
auf ty said Iudcme 1t ordered 10 be sold and
described AZ follows. to-wit- Lots numbered
one ID and faur - IN block number five % Of
the Ll.ag4 II Greenwood Falls. as surveyed by
J. 4 short ana now part Of the city of River
Falls Also tac west half II the west half Of the
southwest quarter Ufthe northwest quarter OF
section thirteen tIS1 town tweuty-scveu CD %
raH-e eighteen lls) west all in Pierce county,
Wisconsin DAVID SCuTT,
sheriff OF Pierce Co.
A II LoED.
A--w Under sheriff.
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The officers elect in Trimbelle are as
follows: Supervisors, G. NJ. Stafford,
Chairman, NJ. J. Thorn, Fred. Sever
ence; Clerk, w. j. Perry; Treasurer,
j. Ii. Mclaughlin; Assessor, j. n.
Whipple; Justices of the Peace, W.
McEwen, year, r. S. Marden, 2 years,
F. W. Haverlandt, years; COnstables,
S. d. Travis, a. W. Pool, Darwin Otis.
Philip Calmom is selling medicine
and some other articles.
Farmers. if you want can seed
wheat take it to Fred. Routes mill
and have it run through his cookie
machine.
A cow of Mr.. NJ. Mills gave birth
to calf with head nearly human.
Mr.. Mills took the calf to River Falls
and had it preserved in alcohol.
After the decision of election the
friends of }. II. Mclaughlin built a
grand bonfire in front of his house and
the cheering lasted till late in the
night.
Andrew Peterson will build an add
ton to his house.
Mr.. Potvin traded one OF his horses
for new Newman organ.
Our town polled 248 votes last Tues.
day.
George Beardsley is preparing to
build a machinery shed.
Marcus Beddall returned to the
Normal this week for the spring term.
J. II. Fuller and family started fol
Dakota last Monday morning.
Miss Ella Mclaughlin goes to Mason
City, Iowa, this week to visit rela
tives.
Mr.. E. P. Smith still continues quite
low.
Hall & Brimmer have about twenty.
five hundred cords of stave bolts IL
their yard at Beldenville ready fol
cutting.
Ottman's Corners now has q. S
post.ofiice. Mr.. E. Bundley was re
Gently commissioned postmaster anC
the office is named "Ottmans.
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General Grants
Opinion Of Florida. 0Efer a
ETsff lrcl- the STATE

(Extract from the Philadelphia Ledger}
alt is capable of supplying all the oranges.
lemons, pineapple, and other semi-tropical
fruits used in the United States; 100. 600, coo
dollars OF sugar how imported; material Tor
rope, tagging, coarse mating, etc. The de-
posts OF fertilizer under il and above il are
sufficient for many generations. 1t only
wants people and enterprise, both OF which
It is rapidly obtaining. Florida to-day af-
lords the best opening IN the world for young
men oi small means and great industry. /
shall probably have more TO say on this sub
ject when get home.
Very truly yours,
U. :. GRANT,"
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is well located, nine miles north of Tarpon
Springs, on the Gulf of Mexico, having a wa
ter front on the Ocean. The land adjoining
and in rear Is high and rolling, having an
elevation OF about fifty feet above the ocean
within one and One-halt miles. 4 vessel is
owned and used exclusively for the trade Of
this settlement. Arrangements are being
made for the erection OF hotel in Ocean
Park, wharves and various other improve
ments in Seville. The new steamer. finished
in Pittsburgh, Pa, September IS, 1858, by
the Cult steamship Co., expressly Tor the
line few miles South and North from Tar
pom Springs, will connect with boats al Tar
pom Springs Tor all points.
The soil varies from sandy loan to bumua
muck and mari, and is OF durable fertility. a.
will be seen from the large size OF the trees
and the rank growth Of grass in the timber
Water, soft, pure and abundant
Gov. BlOxham says that Florida has BoUB-
LID its resources in POUR YEARS
l42, 600 settlers have located permanently
in Florida the past TWO YEARS
1914 600 tourists and winter bOarders regis
tered at the Florida hotels the past winter j..
and invested in the State over 5 900. 600 dol /.
lars in four months.
Great inducements in desirable town Iots
and and 70 acre pla 2; also, any size tract
ND to 10, 900 acres, adapted to COLONIZATION.
Is MILES NEARLY SOLID OCEAN FP0NT'
Several charming town sites, and thou-
sands Of acres desirable land adjoining
~ DFtCtAl AANuCtlLt' 10 men OF
and tact. to organize colonies
100000 Acres well-watered stock Iapds
low.
10000 Acres best sugar lands in America.
10 acres IN Florida productions Weld more
net cash than 100 acres IN the North ,sownju
grain.
Free transportation by our relate land
tickets.
Offices, Tarpon Springs and Jacksonville
Florida; Philadelphia, New York, and other
points
We are the exclusive agents and managers.
not only in Florida, but everywhere. 81 the
Gulf Coast Reserve, The Lake Butler Villa
Co, The Cootie Land and Improve Co;
also agents for the Florida Land and IIrIrove.
ment Co, and Atlantic and Gull Coast Canal
and OkeechObee Land Co. The stock oftbe
latter Co. is one Of the best and most seeure
Investments in Americs-secured by broad
acres. information regarding this stock fur.
nished on application
Send for map and new prospectus; also
Itate exactly what you want, and whether
you can influence capital or emigration.
Address:
GULF COAST LAND COMPANY.
Il Washington st., Chicago. ILL.
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Allen p. Weld, Plaintiffs Attorney.


STATE OF WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT COURT.
- Pierce County. ~ Randall :. BUrhyte VS..
Louis Olson and Johannes Olson his wife.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of a
Judgment of foreclosure ami sale rendered in the
above entitled action, AT special term Of the
circuit court Of the state Of Wisconsin, held in
ami Tor the eighth Judicial circuit al the court
house III the city 81 Hudson, ST CrOiX county,
Wisconsin. ou the 10th day of February, los5. /,
the undersigned, a referee duly appointed by the
said Judgment for such purpose will, on the oath
day Of April. Iss6 az 10 O'Clock in the forenoon,
al the front door Of the pOst-oicc in the city Of
River Falls in said county of Pierce, offer for
sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash the
following described mcTtgaged premises, tO-wit.
That tract of land lying AMI being situate in the
county OF Pierce and state Of Wisconsin, and de
sgriued a. follows to-wit. Commencing at a
point ufty G. feet north scvcnty-oue CD de-
rees west OF the u0rthW est conner Of block elev-
an On Of the village OF kinuickinuic now part
Of the city of River Falls thence north seventy
one Ia degrees west Sighty-two (s2 feet, thence
south nineteen tIs) degrees west one hundred
and thirty-two feet thence south seventy one
t7u degrees east eighty-JWO 90 feet, thence
north nineteen (Iy uCgrees east one hundred
ami thIrty-tWu ll-i-1 feet o. place Of beginning,
Dated February I'D. Issu.-36-7
CHARLES SMITH,
sole Referee.
Allen T. Weld, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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GTATE OF WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT COURT,
= PIERCE COUNTY. Marion VI. Farnsworth
" John b. HeiterH, Charles I, Heffern, j.. Buri-
ian HelieTu Lulu VI. Heiiern, Maria II. Heiferil,
samuel i. Heiieru, Joseph Heftern, ana Char
lUtta = Hetirru.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue Of iudg-
meut 1T foreclosure and sale rendered in the
above entitled action, al special term Of the
circuit court Tor the state Of Wisconsin, held in
and Tor the eighth Judicial circuit, al the court
house in the city Of Hudson, II. CrOix county,
Wisconsin. un the 10th day of February, lsSj, l.,
the undersigned, "a referee duly appointed by the
said Judgment for such purpose VIII, on the oath
day OF April, ls,6, at 10 O'Clock ia the forenoon,
AZ the frout door Of the VoSt-Oice in the city of
River Fails in said county OF Pierce, offer for
sale aId sell To the highest bidder for cash the
following described murtgagcd premises, tO-wit.
That tract OF Iaud lying and being situate in the
county Of Pierce and state Of Wisconsin. and de-
syribgd as follows tu-wit Lots re e. >, six Co,
seven , and eight -, of block seventy two az,
II y y * o. : PuWells addition 10 the village
II Kiuuickiuuic now forming part OF the city
Of River Fails
Bated February 25d. 1ss6--i6-7
CHARLES SMITH
Sole Referee.
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.TEW'ELRl.
L p. PETERSO s SON,
WATCH ERSand JEWELLERS,
RIVERFALLS, WISCONSIN.

DeaIersin Fine JeweIry, Watches Clocks,
ami plated ware Sole agents Tor the Cele-
bratej Rockford . r.lck Train Watches All
kinds Of Repair * neatly executed, snd slI
work warranted
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World Renowned


PIERCE COUNTY. -
TOWN OF ROCK ELM - ~ - : i ~ L W = Il l q
To John OtIey
You are hereby notified that q warrant of
attac huleut has been issued against You, and
Your property attached O. satisfy ihc demand of
sylvester J. FOX. eEIsuutiuE 10 Thirteen and
tl-l1u lu.lars- Now unless you shall appear
before l. H. Iuru9w, ESD, a Justice OF the Peace
town eu the 18th day uf April, A. d. ls-6 at
] o'clock in the afternoon. Judgment viii be
rendered against you. ami your property sold TO
pay the debt.
Dated this tweuty-fourth day Of March. A.
u. l--6- SYLVESTER J. Fox.
psi Plaintiff.
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Balmy Breezes, Charming Scenery, Tropical
fruits and Flowers ia bloom every month OF
the year, Winter Vegetables ana Tropical
fruits Of ali kinds paying S4oO to S9UO per
acre. No KILLING fROsTs or MALARIA
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Educational.
!. A. MURPHY. EDITol

Communications from Teachers and those
interested in Education solicited. Address all
Communications 10 the Editor at Ellsworth,
Wisconsin.
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ROOT,S .EY-D SHOES.
UADswoRTux wEIGER.

Manufacture uf and Dealers in Boots. Shoes.
Gloves Wltgeas Hosiery. aui everything usual
Il Eert In & ~ class Boot sud shoe store.
custom work & specially. Repairing promptly
erf neatly done ~hru ON Main street frst door
guth - 7aguer1u's Bakery. River Falls. Wis.
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The Gulf Coast of Florida,
UkEOUALLED CLIMATE,

the Worlds SanitaTium, with its Ocean
highlands, Salt and Fresh Water Lakes,
Tide Water Rivers, Sponge, Oyster and 9TH
er Fisheries, Mineral Springs and
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| have used the Boss Liniment for
the past three years and can cheerful
" recommend it as a frst-class Iini-
nent for man or beast.
ID. Z. LEACH.
Trimbelle, Wis, Aug. 29th, IS.
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The Gulf Coast of Florida.

The most elevae ocean front lands in the
State.
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teachers Examinations.

The examination of applicants for
teachers certificates for the spring of
1885 will be held as follows:
Ellsworth Supplementary-April Is,
Is, IL.
Applicants for diplomas of gradua.
ton from the Course of Study will
write at the teachers examination.
In each instance candidates will be
required to write in their own dis
tricts.
Neither licenses nor private exam
nations will be granted.
Finding it necessary to preserve on
file the examination papers and in or
der to facilitate this, | have prepared
paper with printed heading which
will be sold to applicants at cost prices.
Candidates will furnish pens and ink.
Sessions will begin promptly at nine
o'clock each day and close at noon of
third day. J. A. MURPHY.
Co. Supt. of Schools.
Ellcxvorth Fob TX