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DE BARY-BAYA
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NOTICE

TO THE HOLDERS or THE BILLS or Tng STATE BANK
or FLORIDA:
You are hereby notified that all circulating n0tcs
fssued by the State Bank u YIorida must IN. pre-
scented TO the Comptroller of the state, at his Office
In Tallahassee for payment, Within two years from
the date Of this notice, that payment ~ The
will be barred. and the fund deposited Herewith
for the redemption of such notes will be withdrawn
from bis Office and distributed among the beneH-
ciarien OF the bank A. y. HAWKINS,
President Bank.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Feb. ~, isss2yrs
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DISCHARGE NOTICE.

CIx MONTHS AFTER DATE WILL PRE-
- sent my final accounts znd vouchers admin
istsssor Of The estate Of w. A. Murray, deceased IN
The Comfy Judge Of Leon county. Florida. .nc AK
r. j. HUTTO. sAdmtnistrstoT.
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-04-15

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DISCHARGE NOTICE.

OK MONTHS AFTER DATE / WILL PRE-,
- seut my final accounts and vouchers a. admin.
fstrator Of the estate NJ w. ]. Bake deceased, to
the County Jahge Of Leon County, Florida. and
zsk ~ he discharged from my said admDistrzto
ship. w. X. BLAKE, Administrator.
Tallahassee, Fla, Oct. y, I5es,-Ssns
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-04-15
BALL & LONG,
REAL ESTATE DEALERS And AGENT
TALLAHASSEE. FLORIDA

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proved lan1s In Leon snd Wakxl,2 cozrsics-s1r.s
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pepdnc4tons an1 reec@rccs eAeerfaliy furnishes -
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--Paistks Ltugr Ee~s; We learn that work
On fbe PAiaiks and ~ Augustine railway h
progressing very rsp5dIy since the bad weather
bse ended, and that Il win be cosnpiesed aud fp
working ofdes by the end N this month, which
fact viii bc good news 10 ajI who will have 70
tssyei between the two cities. The ferry boats
viii land ri The RIOSids E0ufb5n wharf IN the
fsgEeanents are fnade for The transfer Of passes-
zen apd ff8ett acsoss the river. Rev. A.
w. Knixht. who bAs seSved 81. Marks Episc0fai
Church q Pststka fos the past two years, has
ACCEPTED call and viii In future seTye one. Of
lie cisuschss IN Jacksonville Rev. g. y. VII
llama, Of Crescent City. for many years rector
Of this church, viii sgsin occnpy the pulpit Of
g. Marks. Mr.. knight hes made for himself
many friends In Psissis, who only console
themselves over bis departure by the fact that
bis place u 10 be filled BY msn who n popular
with the people here.
-uutncy Itrad.. Last Thursday morning
Mr., Henry r. Janecke, . German brickmasOn,
wss crushed under the bricks OF chimney be
was taking down, and died IN few hours He
LEFT . wife who only speaks German, and three
bsIpless children. J. The 1pt Of the week Mr..
Y. p. Diemnkes 1t . contract 70 Mr.. J. d. vii.
son % build large two-stOgy frame stOre-bousc
ON his lot dia9onaIly seTcee the street from the
HtrnA buildfng. We were informed By Mr.
Disnuk~ Ia ~ Vas going q use tbs upper
story Tor c0Ices. The work VIII be commenced
II opce, and pusbed through ~ rapidly - poss +
BE. AZ The sane time Messm T. L. Ward 4
Co also eave M. Wilson . contract 70 consiruct
two Ieyre fwo.slosy ssosehouses On thsir lots be-
tween ibeir present stOre md the cns occupied
by w, r. Cox n Co. The small stoseh0use &C.
cup8ed b Mr. Beu. Woodbury. will be torn
down. Nessp Ward n Go. have oil d theif
lumber 80 IN ID 30 On tl,e gfoupd. We
were in7SSu511 81 H. Ward lkal be intsnds
getllng 81 Iasee e1sss trontA and ccnstsuct bic
pe5n the Ialeet modern style, and with an
comfort We ~ N the good work 80
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-07-02
SALISBURY.

Rev. William Thornberry of Ohio occu-
pied the pulpit at the Congregational
church, morning and evening, last Sab
bath.
George c. Kelsey has purchased an
interest in meat market at Brandon.
We are pleased to learn that the pat
ronage at the grist mill is daily increas-
ing.
Guests at the Lake Dunmore House
are arriving. Landlord Merritt knows
how to look after their wants.
That "Comical Brown" assisted by
able singers, will appear at the town hall
Tuesday evening, July 6. An interesting
programme is expected, and it is hoped
the people will give him full house.
We are sorry our friend from the West
side is so troubled about the election of
delegates to the recent conventions.
Some one was defeated is all the matter
and we trust he will recover.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-07-02
WHITING.

Nolney Kelsey is on the sick list this
week.
X. ID. Needham has been visiting his
uncle and cousins at Moriah. y. Y.
c. L. Mason has been to York State to
see his sick mother.
James Wilson has finished work for the
Brandon Lime company.
Eugene Pierce has been in town few
days visiting his mother, Mrs. :. I. Bak-
eT.
Aaron Bryant, general agent for the
Champion Mower Co., was home over
Sunday. He is good worker.
The ladies have no reason to complain,
everything passed off so pleasantly at the
ice cream and strawberry festival. There
was over 200 guests present, though the
rain kept many away. 1t was IA success
both financially and socially.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-07-02
WEYBRIDGE.

Miss Mary Cady has resumed her
labors, after weeks vacation.
Mrs. Lillian Gilmore is at her parents,
for a short stay.
Mrs. John Darling and daughter Miss
Mabe are at Mr.. +. II. Fishes.
The quarterly conference on Monday
voted to increase the pastors salary and
general Improvement was manifested.
Rev. Mr.. jackson of Lisbon, y. Y,
and another preacher from W. Chazy
are holding IA series of meetings at the
W. NJ. church, to continue over the Sab
bath. The public are earnestly invited
to attend and help to make it IA profitable
season.
Chldren's day was observed last sun
dav at the VI. +. church with short adj
dresses by the pastor and Kew. Mr..
QUAY of the W. NJ. church, followed by
some excellent recitationS and declama-
tionS and singing by the Sunday school.
At , o'clock Sunday afternoon the first
quarterly meeting of the year was held. L.
+. Bennett preached an earnest doctrinal
discourse and 20 persons were taken into
full connection with the church. One
was baptized by immersion and united
on probation.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-07-02
ORWELL.

Crops are looking finely, and in fact
We never saw them look better at this
season of the year.
Communion will be celebrated at the
congregational church on Sunday morn
ing next. Rev. Mr.. Calhoun officiating
Rev. :. f. Calhoun preached to a pref
ty full house at the Congregational
church on sunday forenoon from Matt
vi, :32.
Mrs. Ellen Stevens is in town, looking
after her property interests we presume,
a well a. visiting her many friends and
relatives here.
w. O. Ray has returned from Kansas
and reports business and crops in fine
condition in that ta"-away State, in which
many of our people are largely Interested,
Comical Brown is billed for an enter
tainment at the town hall on Saturday
evening, July 3, and our fun-loving
people will doubtless give him full
house.
Several new buildings have the frames
up; among them are the new residence
of Mrs. BaScom and that of George ID.
Bush, both of which are not yet fully
enclosed. The new drug store on Main
street is nearly completed.
a school picnic was held at Sunset
lake on Friday of last week, which is
reported as being an enjoyable affair and
on Saturday several of our young people
held picnic AT Lake Bomoseen and re,
port it little showery, but good tim,
after all.
Rev. 5. +, Calhoun gave scholarly
lecture on Free Masonry at the town hal
ON Thursday evening of last week, unde
the auspices of independence Lodge, +
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-07-02
FOREIGN.

The Queen, by formal message, pro-
rogued Parliament on Friday.
Twenty-four men were killed and six
teen entombed alive Saturday by an eN-
plosion in the colliery at Rochamp in the
department of the SaOne, France.
DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes on Friday
received from the university of Edinburg
the degree of IL. ID. The title was con-
ferred in the presence of Il most distln-
guished company.
\ ferry-boat capsized while crossing
the Sazawa river at Prague, Bohemia,
recently. throwing 80 persons in the
water. most of whom were drowned.
Twenty-Five bodies have already been
recovered.
\ recent law in Mexico authorizes the
killing of notorious highway robbers
Immediately upon their arrest, and some
of the worst characters in the Republic
have lately been put out of the way by
this method.
Ex-Mayor Beaudry of Montreal, who
was mayor during the exciting Orange
! troubles of 1873, and by courage and wise
action saved the city from carnage, died
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-07-02
CORNMA VAIL.
the music

Grain is looking uncommonly well, es-
pecially oats.
Miss Kate Bond is visiting friends at
Island Pond.
Mrs. II. G.. ScOVcl remains nearly the
same, with little hopes of her recovery.
Farmers have commenced their haying
in good earnest with promising results.
Our town was quite we'll represented
at the Catholic celebration, last week,
in Rutland.
Mrs. Juliette Ilolley is much improved
from her late illness and her daughters
have returned to their homes.
Rev. Mr.. Robertson of NergenneS
occupied the pulpit of the Congregational
church last Sabbath. in exchange with
Mr.. Stebbins.
Franklin Hooker and daughter, Mrs.
:. F. Clark, returned last Friday from
Hoosick Falls. where they had been on
visit.
Miss Iibbie Porter. for the past two
wears teacher of fine arts in one of the
finest school. in Carolina. is in town, a
guest of her brother. DIR. f. o. Porter.
OF the several new varieties of oats
tested this season by l.. W. Poet, one of
them-the Badger Queens now heading
out. the seed having been sown just two
months.
\ telegram has arrived announcing the
sudden death of Mrs. Margaret Eddy at
her home in Michigan. She was "A
daughter of Ira Gale, formerly of this
town.
The Douglas creamery continues to
do a thriving business with increased
patronage. The mode of testing the
milk and giving to each patron according
to its quality is meeting with approba-
ton.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-07-02

suddenly Saturday of paralysis. He had
served as mayor for nine years.
Cardinal Manning has written a letter
to deny the statement circulated that he
was an opponent of home rule. ON
the contrary, he says he has always
favored plan of home rule, consistent
with the integrity of the empire and the
sovereignty Of the imperial Parliament.
The French Senate on recent evening,
after prolonged debate, passed the bill
eXpelling the princes and other members
OF royalist families from the country.
The next day one thousand persons call
ed at the chateau d'Eu and paid their
farewell visit to the Comte de Paris, who,
with his son and suite, departed in the
evening for Tunbridge Wells, England.
The party arrived there and the count
Immediately issued manifesto protest.
ing against his exile. Prince Napoleon
went to Geneva Immediately upon the
passage of the expulsion bill, and Prince
Victor took up his residence at Brussels,
where he will establish temporary
court.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-07-02
General 1leps.
CONGRESSIONAL

NoteS.-The Senate committe on public
buildings and grounds has submitted a
proposed amendment to the sundry civil
bill providing for an ap-
preparation of $4,000 for the public
building at Montpelier, in addition to the
amount already appropriated, and in
creasing the limit of its cost to Sl25, 000
The Senate committee on the District
of Columbia have voted to report adverse
ly upon the nomination of G. F. Mat
thews, the colored lawyer of Albany, y.
Y, to be recorder of deeds for the dis
trict.-The President devoted Friday to
private pension bills, acting upon lis of
them, after giving each case thorough
personal examination. Thirty of the
bills were vetoed and SO were approved.
The Senate committee on privileges
and elections has voted to report
adversely to any investigation of the
charge of bribery in connection with the
election of Senator Payne, in Ohio. 1t is
charged that the Standard Oil company
influence prevented a favorable report.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-07-02
WEST CORNWALL.

Mrs, Joseph Remily spent two days in
Rutland last week
Miss Retta Lewis has gone TO Crown
Point to learn the trade of dressmaking.
ii. +. Cuts of Orwell was in town the
early part of the week, the guest of II. f.
Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs, Elizur Peck went ON sat
urdav to visit their son, DIR. n d. Peck
of Ticonderoga.
+, j, Klock of Middlebury filled the
pulpit of the Baptist church very accept
ably last sabbath. .....
Mr.. Cunningham of Rutland was in
town Tuesday looking at the horses scat
tered he was looking for fine colt,
Mrs. II. +. Deane is getting along nice
| ly and her full recovery is now looked
forward to Ms a near certainty.
Gilbert Dumas is painting H. F Deane's
house and horse barn, thus improving
their looks and preserving them from de-
cay. .....
Mrs. Joseph Jones went to Rutland
last Thursday to attend the celebration
there, and from there went to West Rut-
land to visit her daughter.
f.. Adams of Panton was in town or
Tuesday setting some stones in the GENE
terry near the Fair bridge, ordered by Il
j. Jones for some of his friends.