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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-02

PEAS. PEAS. PEAS All kinds VI
Stock Peas a, Vertrees & 60. a2jlw
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-02

TIE to- u THE DAILr SEv- u .oea;st On
w.r-. -;rc.,. IL the Iron Building neIt 20
K. ID liF1ck store.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-02

PALATKA, FLA, MAY :. is,c.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-02

This gentleman has also established a
popular and large trade at his retail
grocery store, which he keeps supplied
with goods purchased direct from New
York, and the headquarters for the va.
ious lines in which he deals, thus en-.
abling him to cell at the lowest prices
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-02

This gentleman is among the most
popular and best known watchmakers
and jewellers in the city. and turns out
great deal OF repair work ssije from his
sales OF watches, clocks ard jewellery.
He mskes speciality Of optical goods.
which he has at ali times full line on
hand, and is well prepared to make poor
eyes good or old eyes young by the use
OF glasses. Of which he guarantees per
feet At. He has a we'll established bust.
ness In al, lines. and sells good silver
watches. stem w'i.G-rs, for d. low
price as $40.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-05
We Don't THINK We Should.


1.-The JeforsDnian puts 10 practice some
very strange rules OF etiguette,' SAYS a
casual observer. you notice he smokes
along the streets. when be escorts a young
lady 10 church, putting the smoke into
her face and giving the whole congrega-
ton the benefit OF his 'tW o-tor.'"
But hold on, stranger, we have seen a
preacher do that, and bachelor who
knows moro about society than Won do.
THey say us AL rigat il yol AK the
young lsdy 10 excuse you: and 10 are, they
! tel! IA sometimes the youn.: laGy, alter
eXcusiug tnem, will also puff the ciga-
roue. Iou can't make our people APP
pear green Whtle they have some one 10
Rssuce them Of their enlightrnm mt. See
hare. they have a reed 10 make it fash
ioOaG.e 10 laugh loud, he familiar. throw
aside the thing you people call dignity
and bring everybody down on TINT good.
easy plane where brass will serve better
than brains, and slang outings pure
language; where we hardly wait for an
! Introduction before referring to the lovely
dmple or pretty pOuting lip.
"EXcuse me-" said the observer, "but !
think you" people would appear green 10
visitors, and When Visiting other towns !:
aud as to the position OF The young lady
eXcUSlpg the breach OF etiquette here 10
very n.uch the same as the position Of Ehe
luAb VINO uiCu ndCnSAOI. ObCAuse WutO
ne proposed marriage to young lady she
asked Co be excused, and he, a goose.
went and excused her. Often they ex-
cuse you for lie on account of just such
ignorance. You tell your people that we
strangers look with contempt upon this
iitilC giidy rattle of feet and hands, and
demand TO he entertained by pretty man
ners and wpll-stOred minds. Besides this,
fam liar, 0oisterOus association has a
tendency to lower our estimate of your
young ladies. Justice 10 mem demands
that you m9ke these suggestions to your
young men,"
Al right, stranger, if you think it our
duty We must perform il, hut we enter
tam very serious fears OF being told that
the matter doesn't concern u, and that
these smokers know more rules than all
the editors in the land. IT'S so naTd to
please everybody, and especially society
reared strangers. We don't think we
GhOuld
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-05
Alexander Stephens, Tutor.

One al the notable graves at Washing
tngtOn, Ga, 10 that OF Alexander Hami-
ton Webster, the man VINO prepared the
late Alexander Hamilton stephens Tor
his entrance into college. When the
ladies' of Washington, m wed by the EVIL
dent ability OF young Ateck stephens d =
cided 10 educale MIN, be was sent to NJ.
Webster, young Pres byterian minister,
who had gone 10 Washington from the
North. The two became very great
friends. but were separated by the death
OF Mr.. Webster. wnlch occurred In 1928.
1t was the custom 10 those days to bury
deceased pastor near his Church. Ac-
c0rdingly, Visitors TO the Presbyterian
church at " Washington can now seem the
vestibule marble box aud slab marEing
the grave OF 5lr. Webster. In addition TO
Ine name aad dates, the inscription le
simply "A Congregation IN Tears and a
Pastor in Glory" The inscription was
composed by Daniel Chandler. 1t is gen.
orally beileved that Mr.. stephens was
named for the great Alexander Hamilton
Not so. His name originally was Alex
ander Stephens. and ne was named for
his randGather. His love lor his teacher
was so great, however. that he took &
part Of mis- name, calling himself Alex
ahder Hamilton stephens. Alexander
Hamilton was a Frderahst. Alexander
hamilton Stephens was Jetersonian
DemOcrat--Quije a q frr4nt thtn".
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-05
LImckY Atilcnians.

From the AthsRs ca BIager- Waterman.
Some time since we noticed in our col
umns the manufacture In this city OF an
ice machine tor hotels and private fami.
lies. This machine was patented by Mr.
Gonna cher, q gentleman living in Athens
al the time, and was made at the Athens
foundry aud Maddrey Il jones' tin man.
u!acturY. For some time after the pub
location OF the fact that such machine
had been patented, letters OF inquiry re-
gardiug il came 10 this office aud u the
parties interested In the manufacture OF
tae machine, from all parts ~ the coun-
try. Mr.. Connacher, while here. erected
the machine at the Commercial Hotel
where he interested Mr.. LLOYD Williams
ia il 10 such an extent that he became a
partner with him, and the two, knowing
tnai they had an excellent thing IN the
machine, alter perfec cling II have had IL
carefully boxed aud shipped 70 London,
Engiaud, and Mr.. COnuacher sailed for
Europe TO get the invention patented in
Great Britain. Mr.. Williams left for
London some weeks since where DO now
Is, add on yesterday Capt. VIM. Williams
received cablegram from his nephew
informing him that they were making ice,
aud that the machine WAS a perfect sue
cess; aud this fact means fortune 10 the
lucky pOssess0rs Of this invaluable inyen-
ton. Capt. Williams received also let
ter from mis- nephew. In whicp he stated
that there had been AN offer made 10 them
10 form stock company and purchase
the machine tor half million dollars,
which oher bad been declined. Mr.. Lloyd
Williams has also received letters patent
10 Great Britain for mis- feather renova-
tor, and from his practical eXperience
with thIs machine here. confidently ex-
pecta 10 reap a handsome reward from thls
source also,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-05
8ssfireana.
Savannah, Florida & Western h.

tAll trains on this road aro
Standard Time. "io run by Gentry
Ia q CARD IN EFFECT OCToBrDo
passenger Trains on this road M u ., s. 1884
FAST MAIL
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-05

Lands at Key West at present are on a
boom, commanding almost fabulous
prices. Lots that couple OF years ago
could be bought for about 500 now com
mand $500 to $500, and even 81, 900. Tine
dimensions OF the same are % Oy 100 feet.
AT Citra Saturday Hon. Charles Dough-
erty epOke to a large cOncOurse OF people.
His speech was chaste and forclble. A
great deal of enthusiasm was exhibited.
Lieut.. Gov. Mabry, in his polished way,
addressed the people. Hon. j. }. Finlay
and others made 1ne speeches.
The Democratic Convention of Nassau
county met saturday and unanimously
nominated Patrick Kelley, OF Fernandiua,
for the Senate. b. q. Dyai and }. j. Up
e4urch we're nominated for the Assembly.
The meeting was very harmonious, and
the ticket is considered the strongest that
could have bean gotten out.
The Polk County Democratic Conven-
ton split on the two-thlrds rule. Fifteen
Of the thirty-One delegates bolted. Both
factions nominated full ticket for the
Legislature and county officers. j. w.
Bryant, an Old member, WAS nominated
by the regulars, and NJ. A. Lghtsey by
the boilers. Tor the legislature. The con-
teet promises TO be bitter.
By special Invitation Hon. Charles
DOugheriy ana Col. j. NJ. Martin, Of
0cala, addressed an enthusiastic meet
ing OF about 800 persons in Baskin Hall.
in Anthony, Saturday night The firing
OF big guns on the arrival OF tAe traiu
with he speakers, and tle baud Of music
furnished In the nail, seemsd 10 have
stimulated the speakers 10 tne!r hsppiest
efforts, which were well received by bUth
Democrats aud Republicans.
The Tax Assessors OF Bradford county
say: I've ind 400 forty-acre tracts re-
turned By two UarsJns eacu, 81 forty-acte
tracts returned by three persons each,
and 10 forty acre tracts returned by four
persons each. Now, IT. 10 evident tbat
each one Oi these parties thinks he has
returned his own laud5, and fully intended
TO do 81, bat be bas taken bis land num-
bers from the old books, or from nis
tax receipt, and they have been care
lessly returned, or errors made in copy
ing tbem into the book. or from the book
20 the receipt: and this has continued
from year TO year, uutil in many instaa-
ces, men are paying taxes on land sever
al miles from their homes, wAtle their
own lauds may BE- sold for taxes: Tor un-
der recent instructions from the Comp.
troller all lands not checked on these maps
must be entered on the books 90 owners
unknown and sold tor their taxes"
Pensacola Pensacolian: For some time
our TWO local con empOraries, the Advance
Gazette and the Commercial, have been
having war Of words, which, 20 say the
least, was not conducted with that cour-
tesy which should be expected from gen.
tlemen who set themselves up as mould
era oil public opinion and conserVatOrs OF
the moral forces OF society. Tnings have
been wagRing on in this style until the
AdYanc Gazette got out some cartoons
illustrative Of the past acts OF the senior
editor VI tae COMMERCIAL, coupled VAIN a
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-05

report from the War Department II his
record a. a s0l er. Tnisiast attack 80 e.
RACED the Junior enltor, j. Il. Wolfe, OF
to- CONNIE claI that WednS sday evening
h. SOUGHT out the editor OF the Advance
a. zette, M. Phillips. and some not
"'uus were spoken, when the two eduors
came together, aod for a short time
tn'nes were pretty Lively on the east side
o. PalaipN, near the Ciubb's buildings.
We understA' that The combatants
ion2ht d. true smuggling style until they
we're exhausted, WHEN they were sepa-
rated by some sentl- men VINO were stand
ing by. Thursday morning both ot the
belhgerents were taken before His Honor
the Mayor. ard MIR. Phillips was fined 81
and Mr. Wolfe got oil scot tree.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-05
THOMAoVIDLN EMPRESS
JE@ UP EXPRESS.

IL y i EA IL ESD.
3:43 p m LV..... .Savannah.....A spar
t:lp j M Ar........ Jesup........Lv j:S0am
Stops at all regular and fag stations.
CUNhECTIONS
AT SA AMMAN for Charleston at Imam
arrive Augusta via Yemassee at l:4Op m
and SIS p m; for Augusta and Atlanta a
S:4O m ana S:D n; with steamships fol
New York M"uua " dos day and FRIDAY
for Boston Thursday; for Baltimore ever
fifth dHy.
AtJEsUP for Brunswick at $50 m fsx.
cept SUNDAY and $50 p IN; for Macon $50
AtWAYLROSS for Brunswick at ll:-ts
m; for Albany at As y m aud l2:45am.
CALLAHAN Tor Fernandina stS:l0 an
and 2:4a pm; for Waldo, Cedar Kew. Ocala
etc, At II 30 i N aud 7:25 m.
All JACKSONVILLE with rail and steamer
lines diverginG.
etc, at &c 80 IA N. and 1:Ol p. II. except san.
At GAINESVILLE for Ocala, Tavares
Penn bertOn's Ferry, B:ooksvilie and Tampi
at II :I5 a m; tir l1ttaySa ~ for Co.
dar Key At $50 y m Except sunday
AT ALBANY for sfi!Ht De- Macon, MontgOm.
erv. Mobile. New CTieans. Nashville exc.
Al CUATTAHOOCHEE for Pensacola
Mobile, New Orleans; with Peoples lint
steamers advertising 20 leave for Apaachi
cola q 300 tn Sunday. and ior Columbus al
10 p IN Tuesday
Tickets snld and sleeping car berths Sc
cured at BREN ) Ticket Office and at the
Passenger station.
B, 81. A.. Artt;EE, Gen'l Pass. Agent.
X. q. FLEMING, Superintendent.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-05
An Indian Belle.

From the Ej2ljay tGd.l Courier.
On the train OF the Marietta and North
Georgia railroad last Monday a Courier
man espied female passenger OF sin
gular bearing, aud thinking unto himself
something of news might Turk within the
hidden re1esses OF her mind, he leisurely
sauntered up the aisle to her scat and
presented his card and proceeded to in.
qulre as TO her destination ana history.
she was an Indian belle OF about sweet
twentySsummers. mad raven black hair let
black eyes and was full blOoded mad OF
the primeVal "red man." AS the reporter
protruded inquisitive looks, she bashfully
replied that ner name WAS Miss RsOecca
Welch. AS his inquiry progressed she
answered, after suspiciously guying the
pencil-pusher, that she was on her way to
Talequah, the capital OF the Indian Terri
tory. and that she had been at Jordan
College, Cherokee county, y. c., for three
years past, where 10 Indian girls attended,
She also attended the AsbeyilleColle one
year. Her object is u enter the Univer-
sity at Talequah, where her pareats re-
side. She was in company with a Mrs.
Taylor aud little girl, whose husband is
an Indian lawyer and herself u hotel
keeper in the Territory. The reporter he
ing impressed with her characteristics
for she possessed remarkably beautiful
facial outlines for a daughtes OF tae red
man, and was well developed physically,
said he had read many romantic legends
concerning the lives OF the primitive set
tiers OF this country, but this was his first
opportunity and pleasure he had OF meet.
ing one so fair OF the more cultivated and
refined clement Of this tribe. She becom-
ingly acknowledged the courtesy Of the
would-be gallant editor. The scream OF
the engine reminded him that his way
station was at hand. and he reluctantly
smiled her a parting glance and watched
1.-THE train go around the curve, Dearin (
aboard his Indian girl"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-05
Charleston & Savannah ny. Co.

A Ii trains wait at savannah for connection
"A with Sav9pnah. Florida and Western
Trains leave and arrive at Savannah by
81 hdard time t9oth meridian, which is Rs
minutes slower than CITY time.
%OHPHWARp.
No. IS. No. A. No Al.
Leave savannah $50 pm 7:l) am Sis PM
arrive Augusta ...... ! :40D m 49,
Arrive Beaufort 6:I5pm HOO Am
Arrive PIT Royal. 6 80 pm lI:9O an ~
Arrive Allendae 7:A0 pm 1l:l}am
Arrive Charleston 10 pm l2:25 pm 1:g5 am
SOUTHW ARD.
N0.34 hol2. No. 40.
Leave Charleston. sam 3:2) nm 400 am
Leave Augusta go. ...... II ~ am ..
Leave Allendae $500 aW l:43pm ~
Leave Port Royal. I: 40 am l:t0p .
Leave Beaufort Be-. 1888 Am 5j pm -.
Arrive Savannah 10 .3J am 200 pm Gal am
All ir1tn~ uaiIv.
Train No. u VIII stop only at Ridgeland,
Green Pond and Raven1l, and max ee no con-
nectlon with Port Royal and Augusta Rail
way.
For tickets. sleeping car rescrvat. ons and all
other INFO nation apply TO William Eren.
SpeciAl Tickec Agent, d Bull street, ami at
Caai icslou and Savannah Railwdy ticket
~ e at savannah, Florida aud Western
Railway depot.
C.s. GADsDEN, supt.
July 81. 1855.
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n GaOsrAY QUARREL.
Experience or "a Related Man-Mur-
der Without Bloodshed.

From the Smit1DjHe tGa.) EatscJrise.
"Murderl Help!" rang out sharp and
shrill on the clear air about 1890
O'clock on Thursday night, just below the
Y, where the woods gloom and deepen
and cast their Hadean shadows across
the CentraFs tracks. The voice was that
Of a woman. and "A gentleman who heard
ii hurried toward the spot FROM whence
the sound seemed 10 proceed. AS he
reared the wood the cries grew more dis
tnct. until at last be stood face 10 face
wita--r0thing! He says as he was about
20 inter- the wood his progress was ar.
rested by the sound Of sculling, as OF two
persons in desperate struggle with eaca
other, directly IN front Of him. He dis
tincJlv heard the ciashlng of swords III
the darkness, and then the sound OF a
Dody falling TO the ground, the dragging
of It away by unseen hands, and then
silence! Now. what could it have been?
Our Informant is positive as to having
beard the cries of murder aud the subse-
queut noises, and yet he saw nothing.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-05

ON and after WEDNESDAY,, Aug. II, 1885
~ trains viii arrive and cave rs follows;
Daily. Daily except Sundays. tDM1
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-05

CENTRAL STANDARD TIME.

ON and after WEpN h~DAY, Aug. II, 1885
~ trains viii arrive and teaye rs follows
Daily. I Daily except sundays. tDal1
except MOncaVs
Leave sanford FOR
Tam3a ana way
stations ...... $500 m and '4:35 pm
Arrive az Tampa 5l2:55 y IN and +S:45pn
Tampa at ....,,... $500 a m aud fI:4opm
Arrive at sanford $3.50 III anu 1928 pm
wav ftaf,Nms AZ ............ = 20pu
Arrive ~ Kiss'mmee at............. T1:50pu
Returning leave X ssimmee. ....... T5:40
Arrive At Sanford. ....... ....... 1854
BARLOW BRANCH.
Leave Barlow Junction Tor Barlow
aad way stations at ......-........
I'll 20 IN and i4:45 p n
Arrive AT barlow at...............-
+l2:2j p m and s54opm
Returning leave Barlow at........
+lo 90 a m and 1872 pm
Arrive a. Barlow junction at &C.,.
fl0:5S m and T32OpG
LAKELAND EEANCI.
*Leave Lakeland for Haskeu and
Barrow al ...... >:25 II N and $40 pm
*Arrve Barlow ......... 9:05 q m aau SOW n
*LeaVe Barlow I :0o III and $50 pm
ARRIVE Lakeland ....... $40 a IN and I;-J pm
PEMBERTON FERRY BRANCH.
Operated by the south Flor da Rauroad.
Leave TAMPA Tor PEN berlOn Ferry
and way stations at................ %. . IA
Arrive at Pembertan Ferry at....... 1876
fRetnrning leave PembcrtOn Ferry at 5:D
Arrive at 'rampa at.............. g:Oj N
Leave Pemberton Ferry .......,,... 3:4O u
Arriv., Tnmpo - - g:40a m
leave Tampa ........ ... ......... 3?Opm
Arrive Pcmberton Ferry. 9:l0 pm
SPECIAL CONNECTIONS
Connects at S@utord with the Sanford anu
indian River railroad for pviedo and pon..
on Lake Jessup. with the Peoples LIZ,
anu l)DBAFN % in NJ IsnNnlS Iluc "
s,eamcrs, and j. 7. h Il. W. Ry 'oI
Jacksonville and all Intermediate pOintsoa
thc It. JONAS river, amt with steamersloi
Indian riv ana TIE Upper 81. John S. .,...,
A ktsSilumce with 8 Gamers for FORTS M!e,s
andB sol, ger and pontson Kisslmmee riye rive,
Al PEN D.Tton Ferry with Florida SouLneIa
Railway for all points North. East ana Wes 1
and at Barlow With the Florida Southern hs"
way for Fort Meade ana noints South.
STEAMs HIP CONNECTIONS.
Connects at Tampa with steamer ma
garrett for Palma Sofa. BraldentOwn, Nv XIV
metto, Ma0etee. ADD all points on HillsOor
ough and Tampa Bays. ..,,...
Also. with The elegant new steamship "M va,
cote" OF the ilaut steamship Co.' lot nv,
est aud Havana. with steamers for ecu"
Keys and mail steamers for Key West. -.
trough tlckets sold at all regular station'
to points North. Eost aud West.
Baggage checked through. -.
Passengers for Havana can leave SaniorauS
express tram az :35 y. IN. MONDAY ls
Thursday, connecting same evening WIZ
Apnlications for passports can be made
through any Notary Punlic, AMI such app Ia
tion when vised by spanish Consul ~ n"
West will answer the purpose OF passport:
Fast mail train leaving SANFORD AZ 4.oo1r
m and Tampa at 200 q. m. stops only AZ y,
lando. Kissimmec, Davenport, Barlow Jueg
ton. Lakeland, Plant City land AnounuSN
on signal. FREDERIC il. RAND,
General Freight and TiCkesAgen"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-05
RAtlreann.
CENTRAL RAILROAD

SAvANNAH. GA. Sept. 10, 1886.
{ hN and after this date passenger trains
~ VIII run as follows:
Trains marked daily, 7 daily except Sun
DAY.
The Standard time by which these trains
run Is ~ minutes slower than Savannah city
time.
Nv Savann all. $40 am $500 p m *5:I0 D m
Ar MilIen Ill 40 m IL :O8 p M IS :45 . N
AR Augusta. 1916 m t6:l5am
AT Macon ...... II 30 p IN y :20a an
Ar Atlanta. 1886 p m u :s2 am
Ar r S T.i bus. $3.50 am -2:25 nm
Ar Eufa!iIa . 43.5Snm
Ar Albauv....t ll:Iopm 72:45p
Passengprs for Sylvania. Sandersville,
" rlghr vile. Milledgev'lle and EaLonton
should take $40 a IN train.
Passengers for ~ omaston, Carol ton,
reIr'. Fort Gaines. Talbotton. Bueua Vista,
train.
LY Augus.a $3.50 IN '9:30pm
Ly Macon .... 1910 a m +lo 1901 IN
" Ati"nla..... $500 m $3.50 I'm
Nv Co umDus $3.50 m az com
Lv Montgomery *7:4Oam
Lv Eufaula.... 40 55qm
Lv A banv-..... 40 a m *I2:tOm
A. Sayao nah... = :O7 p m Is $50 a III 5 :05 a 10
oleeDinE cars on all night passenger trains
between savannah ana Augusta. savannah
and NJ con. savannah and Atlanta Macon
and e. urnbus.
Train lea ing at 500 m and arriving at
900 u M VIII not stoV to pat on or take on
tassen@trs between savannah amt hilicn.
Connexions ct Savannah with Savannah,
Fiorid and Western Railway for all points in
Florida.
Tickets for all points and sleeping car births
on sale at city office, No 90 Bull street, and
de OF "t!jcc 81 minutes before departure of
ca h train. q. =. WHITEHEAD,
General Passenger Agent.
y. {. SH AN. Ticket Agent.
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3 LH ANY EXPR HSS

stops at allIegular stations. Pullman nsL
ace sleeping cars t. and from Savannah an
~ via Gainesville. Pullman buffet sIeen.
ing cars o ana from Jacksonville and JVesb.
lngt4n. Pullman buffet cars and Mann hou,
aoir buffet cars via Waycross, Albany enj
Macon, anil via Waycross, Jesup and Macon
tnetween jacksonville and Cincinnstl. AIN
Vile and Chattanooga
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-05

Pn i y, a h. va ,Gnall hoochee Ly ii 40
vie and New YORK, and 10 an rfp9 ~ jackson.
''nE SIie, and New Orleans via Pensaco,s' ack-
CoN MEETING AT JACKsONVU%n
"ith Ia7t mali tr in VIA Jacksonvii,a M
9 ~ ! NY West Railway and Son,b Tampa
%hlroat 20 Il ID from Tamna. 'o"'n Florida
l2:2l U M Lv.. Jaclsonviia
Nv m Ar...... SANFORD ~ - a's0 pm
90 . IN ~ So. Tampa ......Iv g :oo O
,,oteNhiships leave Tampa for Kew W Wv n
Iast mai train. vi arrival Of
EA3r FLORIDA EXPRrss
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-05
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
MEMS or TsGE TWO SO ArE5 TOLD
~ PARAGRAPHS.

Several Ciatnaut~ fur the Same Tracts
of Lsad in 8rtoford CouutY-Che Fr-t
Brick House Ere ete-i IA tmsrtcus-The
Darieu liza orr ~ rk. t--Pe USacO IA Ed
itors Exreso=7 Blows.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-19
THE LICK TRACT

Last, but not least, am now subdividing
the last purchase of Mr.. Howard W. Mills,
Alexander Penney and myself.
Come and Investigate the Lick Tract. II
adjoins Los Angeles City; contains twenty
four hundred acres, and equals anything in
Southern California. 1t will be sold in lots
OF FIVE acres or more Mt prices from forty to
one hundred aud fifty dollars per acre, with
water This is the choice oil the county
Title perfect; full abstract win be furnish
ed with each lot sold.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-19

REV. L. J. WHITNEY, Of Clarkson, n Y,
saws GilmOres Aromatic Wine for female
weakness, stands without n rival. For sale
by II. d. Godfrey. Nadeau Block.
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint shiloh's Vitalizer Is guar
anteed To cure YOU Sold by G. f. Heiuge
man, i22 North Main treet
sLEEPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. shilohs cure Is the
remedy for you. Sold by g, +. HeinKeman,
l22 North Main street
sHIIoH's vITAIIzER is what You need
forConstipation, Loss of Appetite, Dlzzness
and ali symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 50
aud IS cents per bottle Sold by J. @. Heinze
man, 122 North Main street
The largest stock OF drugs, medicines,peIT
fnmeries and toilet articles In Southern Cal.
fornla, Mt c. Y. Heinzeman's
ARE YOU MADE miserable by lndiges
tiop. Constip itiou, Dizziness, Loss OF Appe'
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n. Main steet
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,,orous Plaster Price 25 cents