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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-02-25

Apparently some little jealousy ex-
lists between the towns of Sturgis and
Deadwood up in the blizzard country of
Dakota We 80 infer from the follow
ing in the Sturgis Record. Sturgis, by
the way, had an election for incorpora-
tion last week, and the total vote cast
was 1877, of which 90 were in favor of in
corporation:
HAPPY COMMUNITY
The "city" Of Deadwood is a marvel The
Iron Hill mining company declares a dividend
OF fiye cents share, and the whole community
goes crazy, while the papers Of the .metropolis''
TEEN with startling head lines, announcing that
the boom has come The plat of survey Of .
railroad, with q terminus eighteen miles from
there, is filed in the general land Office. and the
board OF trade holds an allnight session. con.
hdently expecting when il adiourns. To hear =
whistle down the guich Somebody finds a
piece OF ore in the creek bed; small bows shout-
old men weep, young men embrace, and the
newspapers enlarge. A prominent citizen re-
turns from an eastern trip, and the next day
everybody knows that he interyied everybodv
from Cleveland down, and that - brakeu an on
the r., T.. and Mo. Valley railroad told hIm that
Deadwood was to be the terminus, with q spur
to San Francisc0. Some jsckass at Rapid te. q
graphs that bullion passed through there. In
stsntly De .dwood arms, and only the bad walking
prevents bloodshed down the road A rise of
&c ITS share in some stock another, drives the
blood to boiling point, and apOplexv becomes
epidemic A load of rails passes ihruugI, =,
Lead, and eager citizens rush forward 10 huv :
4 through ticket to Chicago.
For happy crowd, attention 10 called To ths
community up the creek.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-02-25
From the Crawfordville waknlla Times.I

SHELL POINT, Jan. p 1885
Editor Of the lines Since Tallahassee has made.
and in the right manner, q substantial move for
a railroad to Tallahassee, now the citizens of
Wakulla should come forward and organize in
the good work, for an extension to the Gulf A
railroad from Townsville through the fertile
county of Leon to Florida's Capital. thence
through the beautiful, level, rich lands Of Wa
kulla county to Crawfordviile, thence South
ward to 81. Teresa, Middle Floridas summer
sea side resortJ and thence last, but not least, to
Carrabelle, woul make Middle Florida the
most prosperous pcrtiou Of the State Wake up.
citizens of Wakulla, and do not let this golden
opportunity slip without the railroad Wakulla
county will soon bloom like the rose. Wishing
you, dear editor much success In your new en-
terprise- Yours truly, w.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-02-25
10000
GULF STATE CIGARS.

THE DEMAND FOR THIS CHOICE CIGAR
i has been constantly increasing in public favor
from its first introduction. In consequence of i'm
proving the quality, and not increasing the price,
the sale of this cigar has increased p per cent
since its Introduction, as my invoice book will
prove. This arises from its being rst-class cigar
at reasonable price. To be had wholesale and re-
tail at the Drug Store of N. LIVELY.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-02-25
SOLOMON & WOODBRIDGE,
Real Estate Agents,
BRISTOL, FLORIDA.
we HAVE
100000 ACRES OF GOOD LAND

for sale in the orange growing section of Liberty
and Franklin counties, and lots on
LAKE MYSTIC,
three and half miles south of Bristol, and one and
a half miles east of Apalachcola river. Streets W
feet wide.
E TITLES GUARANTEED.
The elevator is 30 feet above the lake, of the
prettiest in Florida, with clean sandy bottom, and
no mud or damp ground.
Special attention given to collection of Claims,
assessments and settling taxes for nonresidents.
For full particulars address as above
June . ISS5-3m*
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-02-25
LAKELAND STOCK FARM
FOR SALE:

l pair Bay Mares, well broken, drive well to car
rage or wagon 81 years old, l515 hands high
1 Brown Horse. 6 years old; excellent for all
kinds farm work l515 hands high sound and dura-
BILE.
/ Black Horse, 10 years old good family and
farm horse.
handsome Roam Filly, years old.
Several fine 2-year-oId Colts and Fillies.
Tallahassee, Nov. 49, 1S06-tf P. HOUSTOUN.
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lnVERTISING RATES.

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Ii nils for sdver'ising are due after nrst puoncanon
Of o noess cents lime fO. ss insertion and
cents nne exceeding four lines will be charged same
as advertisements
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-02-25

MAN WHO SUFFERED MENTAL AND
PHYSICAL AGONY EIGHT YEARS PRO-
CLAIMS HIS HAPPINESS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-08
Sc 8.

-Sn @albefton erregte Elm Morb.
anfaI, ben ber fribere Senator syames
y. Stubbs auf einen iungen Mann
ytan1ens Brotberion unternabm, groBes
Muffeben. QeBterer 1T Elm gIerf i'm
SelsHagerbauie Der Maters pierce Dell
cpmpagnie un6 Dor benz 6auie tuar es,
no Stubs meblnlals auf i'm 1@oB.
0in5ufommenbe Mdnner enttpoFueteu
Stubbs un6 BrDtberion fIiGtete ii@.
@s f9eint, baB Der Mpr6anfaI bur6
ge5tebungen berborgerufen puroe, bic
atptf@en 8rotberior unb-@ Stubs Grau
~betanben.
= Ser Stabtratb bon Iuftia bat cine
Srbinan5 at1genpmmer, tpeIhe bic gtbs
itin1mung iiber cine Nnleibe BON $25, 900
5ar Inlase zines Seper : Gpitems ars
Drbnet.
- Muf Der Garrt por Mabra in ber
Mdbe bon Sort Mortb eri9pB Elm Is
tdbriger Gnabe beim Spielen nit ets
mem @etuebr feine breiid6rige @@meffer.
-Sn elm an ber gpngreBfraBe in
0oufton eelesenes 9aus trat cine
6fentlt9e Sirne Nantens Nenp Mignon
Elm, bergiftete fi@ baielbft init Worpbtae
unb ffarb. 9ie 8eritorbene mar erf
Is Sabr alt unb fam nit ibrer 59ues
tier, bic ebenfaus cine 6Hentli9e Sirne
TT, BON 1tetD Sort.
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S. DEUTSCH & CO.
erren>IDtlettedrtifel

Das gr5ete nnb ~rei9baItiafe Eager bon
Serren. nntertleibern in bet Stabt, In allen
Stofen, bon BaumwoQe bis sur Seibe. Sn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-08
Sin nernitnfttaer 9prfdblao.

Gnolt9 bat if1 Elm Nfbermar ges
Iattoen, Der fir Elm GDfem In Der
StraBenberbeReruns eintritt. Gs tpdbrte
le9f latlge, ebe Der Stabtratb Bic Notb>
meno19tett etnes iDl6er ~erfannte, unb
madte man aud autpeilen ben 8erfuG),
EN- getDl1fes Spitem einsuftbren, 10
NAT es INNER Sic leibiqe MQrbbofitif,
fnelds Ole 9ur6fabruns be6etben bers
gttoerte. I'm 10 mebr perbient 6err
p: .. Oegerer N~nerfennung, neil CT
ltg Dtlr9 bic bisberigen WiBerfolge
itdt obi9reden lieb unb ~tpeniaifens In
ietter etge1en Warb Die @traBenperbeiz
1erl1g fpttematif@ gu betreiben fu9t.
VT ttadte in Der geftriget1 5ta6ts
ratDsltBut1g ben gori@lag, BON ben fir
Die brittle Marb r~eIerbirten @elberu
$4,000 5ur Nnlage zines Ranals au bers
tperben, Der 5 Der am tneife1
bonn Woher beimgefu6ten @traBer in
Der britten War6 enttpaFer1 lou.
Ntr ioenr in ber bon !Derrt1 Oeqeuer
borgef9lagenen MeiIe borqeqanaen
tpirb, fanr bon tpirfli9en GtraBenbers
beierungen bic &eoe fem, Die bis6eriqe
Mtetb0be bebeutet aber tpeiter Mhfs
als Geloeori6men6ung, 6ur9 peIde
auBer6em Die Steuer3a6ler petuui6r
gef@dbigt tperben. Dur1 6as Nufhls
len Der etnet 9traBe wirb Bite au6ere
linter Wafer geieBt unb f6lieBli6 bas'
ben ole oarunter au leiber, ipeil 6as
MaRer aug einem StabtIot ins arbere
fr6mt.
Die Bepobner Der Naeoabodes=,
Botptes, @rodets, 8lunts ur6 8onbams
fraBe baben lange 3eit bur9 biefe Dirt
BON Strabenberbeferuns gu Ieibeu ges
babt unb bod lieB Der 5tQbtratb Sic
Sngenieure ungebinbert f9alten u1tb
t%palten, trogbem Der gine biefem Gtobts
tbeile 10 ber6erbli9 tpurbe, tDie Der Aus
oere. Glagen, bic bDn ben geplagten
Steuer3ablern etnltefen, tpur6en furss
veg a%bgetpieien. Was beIfen unter
6ie1en nmftdnben ole 5anitdtssW eQSs
regeln, tDen1t es Der @ta6tratb feIbff 1T,
Der tire Musfibrung unm6gIi6 ma6t9
Sur9 ben Bori9lag bes 0errn 9eaes
aer 1T tpenigffeus bic 0offnung ouf cine
SeHerlng Der gegentpartiget 3uifdnbe
ertpedt tuer6en, urb tuert es linn qes
lingt, fein proieft 3ur Mtsfubrung A.,
brtrgen, wirb CT ft1 ben Oaltt bieIer
Steuersabler berbieneu.
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GewiKeulpfe g(bentenrer.

MeI6en Mntrieb fam efn GdlfGe,
baben, ettpas @utes ODER @erIdBli9es
gu er3eugen2 Sinh bas bic 2eute,
Nr5nei fit bic &rarten unb Webi3in
fir ben Sroguenbdnbler gu lieferns
Man bite fi9 Dor na6gema@ten mertbz
loien Mii@ungen, tpel9e angefertigi
merben nm unter benz &ufe Der reiniten
unb beiten 9ausar3nei in Der Welt Mbs
faB gu finben. @ergemiHere Sid, bab
Du ben ebteu simmons 2iber
Regulator In peiBem umi9lage
nit gtoBem rotben 3 barauf befommfi
unO fieb barauf, bob s. $. 3eilin &
So. dig bic gigentbimer Der BON Dir
gefauften Mrsnei a~nsegeben itn6.
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q. II. Eh.MmE'S
ALAMO
Neue @reiSltle
Neue @rei8lilte

Hniere blauea Tlaneu= gtn3iise
fnb H~erabseiest mie fclst:
9st 8o4O, sarantirt san3Bou 3u 81 is
gct 1902, A i, gang MDDe. ...3u 9 05
Sct 1926, Gheptct -.--~....-.3u 10 90
Tancp platbs tn Gaitmeres+
Ict 6319 .............-....3u SIS Is
Sct oUoi .-...s..-.-.......3u b 20
GOT 1881 Bios 20 abris .......5u 6 IS
got 1888, habi4 gang @Ole. .5u 10 90
Got $685.. 4abfd, gang Wole- .5u 10 90
Got 8l08, hibid gang WoIe ..5u 10 35
Got GAIA, habi& gang DOlle gu IL Is
$50 weitere polftdnbige gnahae rerz
idiebener Wpoe, in Borifeb, @Orficrew,
Mo9air unb anberen leidten 5tcFen far
EMBELLISHMENTS, ranstrt BON $11.5O Bic
gu $500; in
An5ii9e fir &naben.
fSnnert mir meber ahers nod unterbcten
werben unb baben iest ca. 5OOBaar Raies
bofen far Snaben, bon 80 gt8. an, pprs
rdtbiS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-08

Waa Serseie uidt infer
Gurnifbin9 @pobs Departe-
r1ent fiir perrert.
Sn bieier Braaae idwinsen mir bas
S3epter-bies ldBt feline i3ueifel gu.
Sbirt Waiifs fir &nabett.
Sn Iimmenien auantitater, brei Gtad
5us.5o @ents, unb BON bslferer @la6e.
Bercipalz6 embea.
Wir Offeriren 100 Dueeab beioxbers
habfder Muifer gu S5c. per GtHd.
Wtr pferiren ferner 100 DaBerb febr
hibider Mufer 3u csc. bas @tid, beIen
Wertb, $3.50.
$50 Dueenb Yercals6 enben ertra4
fem sefaltet nit 8latter Bruff.
Wir balten Sleidfals CUTE 2inueu.
Sberhemben 5u 55c. bas Std.
T Man mtfIe btefe Self
senbett ni4t, iDnbern perfAafe fA
B1ten unb btltge1t Sritltnass
BET
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6ut<Dep1rtement

1T in ieber ge3iebuns mntersiItis, In greifen
bon 81 - $3.50 bas Sti6. Saneben .finbet
man Sanbfdmbe, Soientrdser nnb ale anberea
NrtifeI, berer Elm Serr our 8erboufdnbiauna
feines an3uss unb ieiner Soilette bebarf. Mae
,aur benfbaren @esenfanbe, bic maj. ale Gur.
nifbina @sobs Su be5ei9nen piieat, iiab in
arober Mnsmabl rorbanben.
slu6erDem fibren mir berf6iebene arteu bon
aofern, Reifetai4en, &esenf1irmen unb einea
srobeu gorratb bon @unIniuaaren fir Serrea
Samem nub 8iuber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-08

"Velvetine Powder" Sieis
Yrdparation puroe auerft In Der breusifhen
Mrmee seeea berbrtibe unb srinbiae 8fss, &c.
gen oas Munoreiten ODER Mnnbfanfen, aeaeu
Yridelbtte nnS ale Der ueberbituMs bes Blnies
enttprtnsenoen S~auttranEbeiten ~angeipanbt.
Mls Elm Vnlber fir 9inber febt e. nniberfrof'
len %. Yreis rs Gents. 4rapnrirt nno una
gerta,st bet Y. 81 eif MlaiiO SrHs Stors
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= 9ie giienbabnsg omites BON Rens
ball unb Rerr @ountp i'm 8erein nit 81
@ef9dftsleuten bon San Mntonio baben
cine giienbabn : 8erIammlung einberu.
fen, bic am IA. SUM i'm biefigen Court.
baufe fattfinben fou.
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= Bon allen &au6s unb e9mupfs
tabaten selter bic bon Sail & u in
Baltimore prdparirten fur bic empfebs
lensuertbeften, neil iie, b6llig frei BON
f@d6li6en Miiraen, einen burdaus
5utrdgli9en @enuB gep1bren.
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Rleitsrapffe.
9 G +.
10 GeHts gombihatioH

aisioerRofe Fnb cine eps5iaIitdt. sleue een.
buugeil bon Yon9ee unb r~arrirter Geibe finb
fiugstrpfea. Ran pdbIe, 70 LANCE Re borbaubeu
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SentDem

fabren mir bic beribmten Star unb Manbat.
tan, binteu oSer borne au 6ffnen, nit ober obae
arasen, einfa@e ODER serippte 8ufen. dnfer
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9ie sibuna bes Difrittaeri6ts

= Ule StBWHB DHs UIlEtIlgeIIWls
fiir ben SuntzS ermin tpurbe am WDntag
er6ffnet. 9ie @ranbiurp befebt aus
ben 9erren: s. 6. &amfep, 8. DULL
mig, 5, sc. 8anee, s. 0'Neia, s. 90.
'9annig, 90. s. Wegluee, u. &eaber,
5. q. Oldham, $. %. Song, 8. %.
peaeod unb %. 8. Smith.
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@eiblpdare1.

nie 2inen 21iuiB, @ineboui8, EpiIe BIZ Morb
nnb anbere @ai4- etoHe tn srober alusiDabI.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-07
Diagnosis Of RAILWAY Spinc."

In direct injuries Of the back, as from
blows, sudden wrenching Of the spine, and
some unknown shocks not appreciated
by the patient at the time, as in railway ac-
dents and explosions, both the sensation
conductors Of the cord with the membranes
covering it may Ike injured, so that slow
Inflammation is set up which may extend to
The brain Pain in the cxtremities, more or
less loss Of power to combine the movements,
disturbances in the reflex powers Of the cord,
headache, sl,eplessness and even insanity,
may result from these obscure injuries Many
such cases eventually recover under appro-
PIRATE treatment.
Railway spine as eases Of this form Of
Of injury have been called, is so frequently
simulated for the purpose Of obtaining dam
ages from corporations, that the very fact Of
such condition ever occurring has been
disputed All the facts in given case
shoald be very carefully investigated. In
this way imposition will be avoided and tho
real sufferers be compensated, in some de-
gree, for their disabilities Globe Democrat.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-07
Notice Of Incorporation,

N'UlitEI3 HEREBY tINtN THAT Tlif
~ uul, Iylpnrd hove i9iBi 81 ~, tilssINcs into
IA rntpurdtion 10 tr known - tho -. Angus
tine nrd south l,rnrh itiaHy Company, tor
the purpose ~ onu,ttn' ttuE, ihhltaii,int,
md tlctntirg Il line uf rniiiuii On Anist l-h
Island In the county Of Nt JuluA, ~ the state
Of flp hii, under til" above NAME. 'UinIn'h-
cling u. point opppsi'c The city III II Augus-
tine, passing by ~ near The tu}grhm"it
Iight iiuti-r, in.nor 10 South lbHrh lpa
tu,i,herly direction ana thence u'ohR the
beach of the Atlantic uruHu tpa point ~ ~
near Natanzas Inlet. u distance 81 about NJ
teen mites: aud To- r-tautIsh, own AMI oIrrittn
n 1t, am or Other clisoi f.rtt, pr bridge
connecting said tpnd With the rits Of 1T. All
uustinr. MILO e ttitI'itH,
Mu~Es X UEAN,
LHArIt~ y. CARVER
Tallahassee, Feb. i. is1j Jin
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-07
Putting the Sailors Life In Peril.


Put about five Years ago new fiber was
introduced into this market, called Sisal
hemp, in token Of the place where it was ex-
portetl-Sial, Yucatsn. II was SO much
ike Manila that one could tell the difference
between the two This was great misfor-
tune for the sailor. The new fiber was not
hall ~ strong, nor was it more than half 50
dt.rahle, and il only cost OneEalf a.
much rs Manila. Competition between rope
makers has always been strong and and mar
gins on their product narrow Some Of them
rrali1ed increased profits by working in
liberal quantity of the Sisal hemp with the
Manila fiber, Thus, when Jack, as he sup
posed, was working aloft with one hand for
tie owners and ono for himself, he found
his faith in the Manila rope 10 which he
clung misplaced II gave way, prccipitat-
ing him TO the deck or into the sea Ropes
broke at the most unexpected and critical
moments, There was no help for il, for
only an expensive test would show when
coil Of rope was alultorated.
Bat n short time ago an English rope
manufacturer, who found his sales for tho
genuine Manila decreasing, discovered after
few experiments a simple test by which
the presence Of the cheap fiber can be de
tected. a South street ship chandler showed
reporter how the test could be made He
burned little wad Of Manila fiber on a
sheet of boiler iron, and then wad Of Sisal
hemp beside it, The ashes from the Manila
yssfe grayish black, while those from the
Sisal hemp were almost white. Then he
pulled rope yarn from an adulterated rope
and, after untwisting it, he burned it also.
The white Sisal fiber showed so plainly
among the black Manila fibers around them
that even landMbber could detect the
adulteration without difficulty New York
N,tu
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-07
A Word in Favor of Specialisn.

Specialism means depth Of insight, tho
probing subject to the core; it means dis.
covary, it means originality. | believe 1t
means development Of character and growth
of the capacity of knowledge. Let me com
pare the mind to house with many will
dOws. For vital comprehension of truth |
woald prefer to look through one window
thoroughly cleaned than through all of them
only half purified from the obseuring medium
of error and pro JUDGE
To the young student especially ] would
say, Clean one of your windows; be not
content until there is one branch of your
subjcct--if II be only one branch of branch
which you understand as thoroughly AZ
you are capable of understanding IL, until
yOur sense of truth is satisfied and you have
mt llectual conviction Be assured that in
earning this one thing you will have added
al eye to your mind, an instrument to your
thought, and potentially have learned many
thingg -Cornhill Magazine
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-07
ELi5S Of MATERNITY.

Iholi two dainty little feet
ClsSpad IN my warm and loving tand:
81 soft ami pink, they sure must lie
Two ruse-leayes blown from fairyland
hold wee and helpless form
Pressed closely to my happy heart
Why, baiy.-mine by right divine
The right Of palma mothers part
U beauteous life. 50 fair and new.
That Yesterday Was blent with minel
womb, 1, soul. 50 lately sprung
A spS.rai,t from the Source Divinel
Gods p-i'eless gift, you come to HE
..mOaiia,l in this little form,
Ny soul a'Ne. IS its happiness
As flowers the sunshine soft and warm.
My brow SEEMS decked by coronet,
Tie falrpst earth has ever SEEN
TIL dLld-,l Of motherhood
Tbs Natures hanl that crowns me queen.
What realms are opened to my sight.
tread ,he reEi0fs of the blest:
AMI ali bccauSa this little form
Lies fair AID helpless on my breast.
A tiny hui, whose flower complete
May bloom IA bless my waning yeara
o motherhood! YOU hold a bliss
That Le,t may be expressed in tears.
III Carrie Stevens Waller.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-07
New Process Of steel Manufacture.

\ new process Of steel manufacture has
l,,1 established at Manchester, England.
1t Is termed a direct process and is COM
promise between the Bcssemer and the cru
cibl, processes. An advantage secured Is
that baked moulds are dispensed with, the
castings being made entirely in green sand,
that the many severe internal strains
.aused by hard moulds at the time of cooling
are avoided Thus they produce steel castings
winch are practically free from blowholes
an slrinkage. notwithstanding that metal
vat Of one ladle can lie Unfortunately
toured into elevator bucket moulds less than
Eighth of an inch thick. or into moulds
for heavy crank afts.-Scientific Journal
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-07
stnry of a Filial Chinaman.

Three thousand years ago man whose
,,Ara was Lao-Lai tsz had both parents liv-
It, though he himself was 20 years old
H. not only provided the ancient couple
with dainty dishes, and waited on them day
and night, but he would "dress up to anuse
them and would dance and play with his
toys, and pretend to tumble down and to
yry. mud then nestle up to his father and
mother to he kissed and coaxed and COM
furted. All this was done with loving de-
sire to make the old folks believe that they
were once more young married couple, and
hal a baby child. Mrs Bryscn.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-07
Forged signatures ON Paintings.

The upshot of recent scandals concerning
the forging Of signatures IN paintings,
sculptures and other works Of art, is the lay
ing before the French senate Of bill propoe-
ing Imprisonment Of one TO five years and
fines Of from 10 francs to 800 francs, as
punishment for this offense. -Chicago Her
aid
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-07

Bad spelling never looks so bad as it does
when on fashionable note-paper New Or
kaas Picayune.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-07
Florida 4 Western RI
Wuycross short Line.

Al tTails Ot this road arr run by Central
-sittf si.sa time, winch i Is minutes
! -wt. thar Ls,4s. u.Il.u J.Tas.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-07

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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-06-25
Land once at Larned. Kas.. Juno 4. 1sss,

Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
TO make final proof in support OF hts clairn and
that said proof will be made before the Probate,
Judge, Mt Medicine Lodge. on July 20, 1885 viz:
Shune Markwitz o ID s l09ls. for the NO NV
sec u, and Sc s-w I, and 8 !. sc Z section Z
township %, range IL.
He names the following witnesses to provo
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of. said land, viz:
II Goodman. A StJoln u Levin, II Bunimo-
witt, ali Of Sexton, Barber county Kansas.
Also Haiman Bunimowitz, o ID Il2S6 for the
= NV NV NV sec 10. and s-w s-w sec
Il, twp 80 south. of range Is west
He names the following witnesses tn nrove
bis continuous residence upon and cultivation
II Goodman A Strohn NJ Levin. M A Marto-
witz all OF Sexton, Barber county, Kansas.
Also Anne Markowitz, o 8 iOoI8 for fha,
Of range II west. eou'n'
She names the following witnesses 10 prove
Of said land, viz: ~ asio"
n Goodman. A st yohn, II Levin, n Huuimo-
sitz, 2. o. Sexton, Kansas
W.E. pzov.rr-. Register.