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New-York tribune., 1886-07-20

HAY AND STRAW-Quiet but unchanged: nay ho.e, on,
Jd922c No. !, 7JdSOc; No. = 90 n IOc no - % -
shipping, 5Ud 55c Clover. 40 SOC; Clover hNt'J vo~
10 l. 80 = toe, OAt, 0'N'
MErAIS-IrOn Certificates tc steady though ttAi luo
at Sl5ssasl7i. Transferable notices July delivery iss
q *lGs TinM0re ac;Ne AT decline of 10 loinS III
22UOc CoppeDul purely nominal bids ict Lax .. "a
Transferable notices q AXE issued AT lOc e mn iaIs
sued Leadseady at 4s5 5c IranseTapie no1vv @
issued at &c. Speter Rather weak at 40 so'o i
ferable notices (doInesuc) issued at 446c , m ,.,
MOLASSES-Q Quiet and easy at lod lS 'sc loI 90 -,
boiling stock sales. 400 hhds Manzarila 10 x iV o. y"
sac. for merchantAble. Rosn dull for low glaaes & 90
nne samples fair request We quote suas1u- ~
Good, 81 atl % q 6 si25 g. u 40 w. lass v
!, Il % X, $50 $3.50 ~ - lo' "u'uo" '''
general n@fEe. "a stea SeDce
$4,000 bush gram Is BRISTOL steam heneei
quotations Flour, l3s Cd; oil cake Is 3D. SIahu".sfr
sugar. l5s cutoaf, Us. Cd bacon 9os lsri 1,; u,
Cd cheese sos. OPOR1O hence Portuguese i paln
~ 900 bush grain. owners account DONi s'os'
10000 bush grain I'D Berth quotations; Flour rs V'
olcake. los 3D. granulae ios c1tIoai i's, al
rosn, Is Cd measurement goods 2os rs Oh. 1,
27s. Cd CIKIsrlANA, hence, Norwssisn bark ; aooo
10000 bush grain, Is I'D Berth quotations foui
Cd cheese 2os. 25s oilcake - Sd grAnus'ed sus. ,
lSs I'd; cut loaf los 3d bacon, l5s 2os lard -od,
2O-. tallow l2s I'd pork 2s Cd a3si cotton, e'
Tosn. ls Sd measurement goods l5s cheese -os
AMSTERDAM steam, hence 900 bush. gram pnato
terms. GLASGOW steam. Quotations Flour Us Vs,
bacon, 22s. Cd lard l7s Gd; logs. 2Os tAllow los a.
beef 5s sd. pork. 3s rosn Is 3dJ measurement soo~A'
los a IFS Cd. cheese, sos. - go -.
ROVIsIONs-PORk-Ihero Is very little life TO the mar.
ket eXpOters holding back Prices lowoEer nAS
steady support Job lots Mess quoted At $40 b0a
Family e. Ms.s si cost * for Clear ack and 80 500
3lO for Extra Prime -BEEF-Dul and unchanged Hi
SIiss. E1us Is44a Moss. tIzssla Extra Msss N Ss.'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20

...s.n sxea The money was the eavinss Of s sSms
ond Fins" - "a 70 toward buying house II BfooHyh
ysGts sno .resrod in one Of the morning pspers Wy
SSsrIss Mr smiths extreme Rsysr;y .%ncScd st
ofpfsscM 81 am no pauper" said he, thoueh Gan
ens to stand the loss In sonssansncg;, Sl Inc i
highly , Wr smith IS Yesterday, which no s nv a,oa9
tlned. se"' Mr. smith is well-known commer,o,,a.
n retu IA president az the Furniture Travelling
Tss..'s T. ..nciaton OF this city
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Rip.- y,s,.tg alf X ttlro tfI
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

cOFFEE-There IA very little business passing at the mo
ment IN the line Of private trading Brazil grades and & p
prices were not changed from the basis ~ 9c ior m o
mvoces Mild grades steady. Sales 800 mats interior ~
'roth Won FTnsi'fcI, l1ic. 34OO bags Marp Oh w
vate terlns Contract trading light The market op'r% ~ %
quiet al points decline and closed quiet but steay AZ
opening figures January 1907 95 February, 80 500
July i!Oa1.5f August, 77jd 7S0 SeptemDtr ..av9 ,a
80 October, 7S5d79O; November 79j47VOi Decehoer'
7s5a10j. Sales 5000 bags
oNLIe Spot movement quile active N t' m ,a
poTt nhr sales 10 the extent Of 1851 bales being maze III
hnr while go bales sold TO spnners Prices wcfS o
changed The port receipts Yesterday and today wt" iDV
bales comparing with 1856 bales these days last week anu
4l9 bales the same days last year.
ln
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
cowU5D,yc 4 BROoKLYy "SPORTTYG MAN."

A quarrel over cards led to the cowhiding OF
ffnurar by William y. Eds, In Fuiton-sL. Brook
IVA vo.I.rd.v afternoon. The two men arc we'll KNOW II
.nri,ms characters III Brooklyn. They disputed "hc
cssmrng about ak months ago Yesterday conner wa
,a"t,uy ounsite the CITY Hall and in front or the
T'Iion Rank when Edds approached him. Conner, "h"
ia stwenty wears younger thah hdds' ss from be-
s,,n,, reu.rg To nlm. Drawing a rawhluc lrom pe-
neAt6 his coat Eds laid 1t Justify over conner ShoT
GERS Conner tried to escape. but not succeeuInE,
NM nm Ills fists aud struck Edds. The crowd di"" l"
Inc scene parted the two men as poilce"Inu ~ az
Es.L whers counter-charges were pr-e reu. blus
w lined sos ami Conner Sl5. Edds SAID that conner
abusel him whenever they met ana he "ah'o" " 'Oi
the abu
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
THE COURTS.
prTs OF LEGAL NEWS.

ouo month and three days after John r. boyo
,s ,e,-orc tired Of his wife, Rosand ana el' ne''
r'af'' ,,,,. divorce and he required TO pay cr
She oht ,,o,v Returning recently from Europe ~
s25 SON 81 Fdwsri A. ncyd the wsa,ny gs gss and a
rof e amer his release front the klhgs ',, Ne
diei S'h fl,et was lea'ng usso",,
tenay ou o ~, an aisonte divorce and yesterday Jnsufe
IL, couhrutd the report OF keiereo ,, %, '" ~
favor oi i rlsv dismissed the complaint IN ".
1 ~ which the First National sanS 81 ,s 90 sci aside
tu III 10 assignment Of Iiastead Hnin's ~ IL Te.
70 Slrcn and void This is IN s'cor's&e - VA year ago
s.is.'n rendered hy jnstcc Bra'h III " sl'''"' ~
..,,onncine the assignment Na'" .,r arav n cargo Of
litl'", tbc steam lighter Admiral on Strt'uIu
tog' cam c suit yesterday ~ ne tni'en h hn ss
- coo damages fol injuries WIZ yroq
toi ~ ,,lr o tobacco which fell ON him whle ~ A..
,i1 ~ tle vessel lie accuses the nas'ed Nat The
n,'i.qi nj ucrlcctiug to rroNloe p'is"" " '
Si,s vDr, be lowered
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CALENDARS TO-DAY.

srrggNF 4 g 70 sa G d 9S
z. "a li0a i6l III lis lla l2o, 1873 ~ ~ si liz
Fi", '91.a la l5l 1876 1871 l5s' l59, lol l'V' 49,
~ IL rs l79 lSO Isl. ~ po,ore Van Worst j.
sTryryF COlRT-tlkCilf-i. AM i'-"
Adjourned Menday, August 4 ,,.us Will OF Henry
c, and acoh at 10 IN James -. - Ingraham j.
oi,' 'inra'"r ~ CCrUT-SrEClAL TRRM-BeioIc i"s'
No day calendar o..,., Trpu Refore Van Hoescn, j.
COMMON PLEAS As-SfhOiAA Inn"
No day calendar .,.s,o.e ART l. Before Judge on
9ersitSVe shGG = " 10 H. IL. 49, Ia, 49, 16 H.
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n, at a. l5 1i3 do 7s ~ 4s- AZ State Iarabs 6sn at
Gscj ltS Pennsylvania 10, ~ 10. at G2c.
JelG" Wright Co.. - state ~sl 10 10. at 31ic 10 do.
l5U n at &c II Sra- f@uDs ~ m c IS DO " n, at
G'-c ~ dp. g. N. -.
judd Iuckn-an, b Ohio sheep 9S N, NJ 5isc III
DO 90 u. NJ Do Pousylvsha 80 Vert
Virginia d" 10 u. ~ ii4c Ss - n. At be Jj Vest VIZ
gina lih % 10, - n2g 23n TO- a, b al 80 2io do ~
". ai 50 ~ 2t virginia no, 81 H. az - % f4l Pennsyi
vanil To- ~ b ~ - ~ a5 Ohro -, ~ ib at ~ I2ll
J. +. >adtr@ 90: l}j Kentucky lamBs - % ~ SO per
n Ji2 80 '3 N. AZ ~ - West NFsins H.. r ~ Jsc
j Ohio sheep ltIS No. Be- y Keuturky a ~ r n e ~
do. l.i' y. al tc; soln. ia ~. at49s.
Newton tlr Ia hrrtssy Fsubs G4 u, ct 6lsc. 22l
Vrena DO - No. a. 5',c 10 Ini,an, 81 s'c: 33
kcntuEy Ewes % u. "a 3i,c l~l IBisna TO- sA. 22J
lsnnsy yanad 30, ~ g. It - 257 Ohio 10 IS h. 81 - 10;
D. It.'sk & 2i4 VrHna Iamis, % n. at 7c peg D 29o
do. - D. II r 2,2 do ~ p At &C. 2si do 81 , go
DO ~ D. 81 ~ lzl do .. b. 40 - - pr 100 272 do.
go ~. ~ - ~ 12 West NfeH 10 81 %. jf,c. = Ken
rcey 10. % 5 a. 6,4c ~ e,chy sh,e 1913 No. ite
H. Niri i Go los %. at 4c Wrsl Vir.nia DO 90 R
3Lsc - Virginia lambs. % N, 4 Gc.
T. kass. 13 stat. Lambs b. at ~ per 10 81 state
Sheep "a n. ~ 4iac PEI -.
sherman IL Culver 257 Kentucky Lambs No. ~ ~ y:
2!J do G3 D. at ~ 80 80 do ~ o. 2Bj To- ~ B at
=. ij 233 do - 10. n - 40 ls kcBicy Sacop - h. at
- - per 100 n.
HOIs- Receipts - Of lOs.5 heaa-3s ears At
iOt 81 and 81 cars at Jct,ey city c,ri0a state Hogs
sold al - iO and dealers quote 20 30 a,j 90 for Fair 10
Prime Hogs.
-alCs j. 9. smith llo STATE Hogs. 2o7 H. at 81 80; Is
Rough do, 3l2 10. at ~ 80
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
d on the American standard of classification
STAINED

Good Ordinarv...... 81 10 Low Midtlng- Si3
ST Good Ordinary. ~ Middng.-.--.---.- : lo'lo
For options tho market opened quiet at unchanged quota
tons AMI ruled dun throughout the forenoon during ih
afternoon au easier feeling developed and e HakcV
closed easy at decline Of PAS points for the day sales
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS July l9oIlour quiet; XXX. k. e. 25 5af2 @ 30;
ss 7o; fatsSis - 80 a 81 90 Wheat dun No Red,
Cash, 77Sa77 Ec August 7ssc sept so'.c Corn weak
Oats dull: No MiIod Cash q es'.e: Argust 27'eI
csysrnery. ciy. aiSc Day, 6ai6e Egg, FlaH seed,
sg f10s sI.T1 = C 60 f%rI so 50
R Bat Men.ioag Cissr 81 80 shoH RIBS o. shon
wheat go 600 bush Corn 80 600 bush Oats 1900 sn
t2oo by" Whsat 10 600 bush. Corn, 5000 bush OAtA
o0o bu,h, Rye LOCO Dushs barley. loo bssL-
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
LIVE STOCK MARKErs BY TELEGRAPH.

BrFrAo July lg--CGtus- Receipts last .. hours 900
head total thus $500 heat Tor fimr
week 200 head consigned through. ~ which
1872 for sale market qucf higher;
Good Choice shipping - GOa - O5i Trsas steers
sold at % 4On ~ 10 market closed quiet All
thus far IA lO6 head time 2o0
consigned through % Of which II 10 New York 80
cars Ion demand and market firm Medium 10 Good.
81 500 Choice - 25ns4 30 Lambs aud
nn: Choice Ia Extra. 81 - 81 % all offering. taken
"a hours 92f5 head total tor week thus
far G Gl5 head time last week 100 head con
signed throng 81 care which 80 10 New York %
market steady: Light Pigs - - ~ % selected
York Weights a. Oj s. 90 selected Medium Weights, - ID
- % Mixed Heavy Ends 50 sOa ~ lO alohethgs
taken
LOUIS July 19-CafH>-Rcceipts, 200 h"pl. ship
mcnts. 1900; market Good 10 Choice Native sup
ping steers. SO ~ 81 So Common To Fair 81 OO0 - l0
s3 % Stockers Feeders 81 25ds 35 Grass Texans.
~ VOd So So
Hogs Receipts 1000 head shipments 600 head market
active Light ~ 70ds4 50; Packing ~ 6Oos4 ~; Heavy,
81 IS IS 90
Receipts 400 head shipments. 900: market quiet
at 81 OOQ So 10
CHICAGO July l0-Ths Drorers Journal reports: cutie
Receipts $500 head shipments. 900 market STEADY SHIP
ping So Is 81 90 StOckrrs Feeders Boo a.
Cows Butts and Mixed Al - s. 10 Bulk - 40 - 90
through Texas Steers. - 90 t3 80
HoGs-Recepts. $4,000 head; Shipments 1000 market
ping 81 900 s. 10 Light Weights 81 10 s. 90, skps 81 Is
dSi 35
Receipts. Loo head shipments head market
strong Natives 81 % 81 90, Western - O0d t3 co. Tex
ans. 81 10 a 80 90; Lambs head 81 % N - 90
The Dr0Usrs JOuTndt special cabegTan London quotes
very cXCessOe supplies Of Cattle and prices Beet
American Beeyes ii a i2c per estimated dead weight
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20

The exports from California and Washington week
ended July H. lssG 2l33S3 bush wheat vs. ZSoOoo
bush the previous week exports from Atlantic ports
eOj Gg4 bush -four for Continent ne IN
Visible should be about 3l5OOO wheat o97ooo oo"
$4,000 oats.
stocks store New York Brooklyn and Jersey ivy
grain warehouses and held In railway lighters on cerhoaes
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
LIVE STOCK MARK EFT.

NFw.YORK, Monday. Jnly 10, 1896
Beevrs. Cows Calves. Sheep and Lambs. swine
ll,00S 6.76l 42714 29.699
Bocvcs. Cows Calves sheep. Swine.
Jersey City Stock Yards DO2D -: 26b 5ii0 1875
SiXtctll 2OO9 bO $3.50 LILA ~
Forticth.~t. n R........ 1919
peen,s Tasif weak SOL 81 1902 sss7i 2a6e3
Cor week Ia.t wear ~ 9S2S ~ 1880 39.6s3 2g5st
A. Wy rec'fs veor s-5 4OS2 3g2 37,3OS
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
sAS FRANCISCO, July 10, 1886

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
BosToS. July 10. 1885
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IA hPIRIT5 OF TURPENTINE
ssios, July l9-Trpentine quiet al "a i.c assrd
Gn s.sAn july i9.-Turpentine steady at 3le lrd
NIos. July le.-Iurpea t4no hrm al 81 i,e
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
Minneapolis and st. Paul not included.

Decrease week 33s.35S bush wheat 5539l bnsh corn,
l7s bush Receipts at Newl ork week che,t Su VIZ
H. ls-G O2- wheat. 394l5O bush corn lyyyoV
bush oats 57Oji bhis -four. " pietous week Vyi
bns wheat 42 27O bush corn 392 800 bush oats and lO- ol
bbls Hour. ,.o ,ror,
The exports Of wheat wheat -four, and maize rom
eight ports FOR Europe fa as reports nave Uech lo
ceivea 10 satur.lay evening last
New-York tribune., 1886-07-20
G,isreIlaneons.

pamphlet, which VIII explain why o'u uo's
are Of superior quality and why we can anord 10 SCI u "
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-09-16

The store of Messrs. Byrd & Denham is be-
ing enlarged by an addition at the west end of
the building
The ffy-two public schools of Leon county
will open on Monday, October 4th.
Work is progressing on the market house.
Residents near the business centre of the city
hndjust cause Of complaint In the excessive in
dustry of the bfass bands, which practice and
play far into the night, and sometimes to the
wee sma' hours ayont the twal," preventing
invalid ladies and others from sleeping, and dis
turbing nervous and moral sytems generally by
the unremitting strain of the continuous strains
of brazen sound. The bands might scatter their
work over a larger area OF the city and OCCASION
ally keep awake others than those who dwell
near the centre and suffer in sleep being banished
from restless pillows night after night Brass
bands that make good music are good things in
their way, but too much of good thing is little
better than none. Sancho Panza said: BLESS
the man who invented Sleep" but even he could
not have done it before midnight recently, if he
had lived in the vicinity of Leon courthouse
Give us rest" occasionally 1--WE don't ask it
all the time.
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AUViCe 10 MOdhera.
Are yon disturbed at night and broken Of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with
pam OF cutting teeth? If so, send at once and
get bottle OF Mrs. WINSLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING Its value is incalcu-
liable. 1t will relieve The poor little sufferer i'm
mcdiately. Depend upon ii, mothers, there is no
mistake about it. 1t cures dyseniery and dar-
rhua, regulates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind collie, s"tcns the gums, reduces infamma-
tlon, and gives tone and energy TO the whole
system. Mrs WINsLow's SooTIIING SYRUP FOR
CHILDREN TEETHING is pleasant to the taste,
and is the prescription Of one of the oldest and
best female nurses and physicians in the United
States, and is for sale by all druggists through
out The world. Price p cents bottle 3S-1y
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MAIN LINE.
STEAMERS A. j. LANE AND DISPATCH
Make daily double round trips Of Lakes Eustis and ar

STEAMERS A. ]. LANE AND DISPATCH
Make daily double round trips OF Lakes Eustis and ar
ris, touching at all landings.
CONNECTIONS.
At Palatka with Jacksonville, Tampa and Key West
Railway. and St. Augustine and Palatkn Railway, and
fast river steamers for st. Augustine, Green Cove
Springs Jacksonville and all points North, East and
West and with uprver steamers for South Florida alec
with the Twin-Screw Iron Steamship City VI Pa
atka and Steamship City Of Monticello for Charleston
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, etc.
Mail trains make close connection both ways via j. T.
& K w. R'y at Jacksonville with Atlantic Coast Line
Fast Mail.
At Gainesville with through Pullman Seepers s.,
W. Ry for New Orleans, Cedar Key. Pensacola, Sa
vannah Albany, Montgomery, Louisville, st. Louis and
all points West
At Ocala with F. R. N Co., $. s. o. s. q. r. r. and
Hacks for Silver Springs.
At with St. Johns river steamers for
Sanford and way landings.
At Leesburg with the st Johns and Lake Eusts dvis
ion Of the Florida Southern RAILWAY and boats on Lakes
Harris and Eustis for points on Lakes.
At Pembert0n's Ferry with b nth Florida X. X. fer
Lakeland, Tampa, Kssimmee, Barlow Orlando, Sanford
TuckertOwn and Fort Dade.
Al Puma Gorda with steamer Alice Howard Tor Liver
pool Punta Rassa nd Fort Myers.
SHERMAN CoNANT, o. w. BR0MwELI,
General Manager q. p A.
A. c. C0wAN, Genl Trav. Agent.
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Great excitement has been caused in the vicin-
lty OF Paris, Tex, by the remarkable recovery of
MI. j. L. Corley, who was 90 helpless he could
not turn in bed, or raise his head everybody
said he was dying of consumption. A trial bot
tie Of DIR. Kings New Discovery was sent him.
Finding relief he bought large bottle and box
OF Dr. Kings New Life Pills; by the time.he had
taken two boxes of Pills and two bottles of the
Discovery, he was well and had gained in flesh
thirty-six pounds.
Trial bottles of this Great Discovery for Con-
sumption Free at w. A. Rawls' drug store
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-09-16

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-
nons, and positively cures piles, or no pay re-
lion, or money refunded Price 25 cents per
box. Sold by w. A. Rawls March Is, 1SS6-1y
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-09-16

Who takes your order for a suit OF clothes, or
anything 10 the clothing line, it costs you from
Is to 30 per cent more than il you bought at
home. Call and examine samples, at
Y A. LEWIS
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Who want 10 get firsi-class article. ask for
Seidenberg's :" C9ur de Rose" the only Seed
and Havana cigar 10 the market for B cents
and Seidenbergs Rhine Gold,' Cuban made
Havana cigars, which equal the imported, for
10 cents, at H. LIvRLY's
July 28-tf Drug Store.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-09-16
What Can Re Done.

BY trying again and keeping up courage many
things seemingly impossible may be attained.
hundreds of hopeless cases of Kidney and Liver
Complaint have been cured by Electric Bitters
after everything else had been tried in vain So
don't 40. think there is no cure for you, but try
Electric Bltters. There is no medicine 90 safe,
so pure. and so perfect Blood Purifier Electric
Bitters will cure Dyspepsia. Diabetes and all
Diseases of the Kidneys. Invaluable in affec-
tons of Stomach and Liver, and overcome all
Urinary Difficulties. Large bottles only fifty
cents, at W. A. Rawls' drug store
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Plum Pudding
at SAXON a. Cos.
PLATA Figures and Common Sense
Prove Facts.

Prove Facts.
Travelling expenses per day, 90; salary per
month. $125 Came to town on Monday, left
on Saturday. Took orders for fifteen suits of
clothing. Cost to the house, days, at &6 per
day, $50; 6 days salary, at $125 per month, ga
express charges on 10 suits of Clothes SIS; total
expense $75. Cost TO the firm, IS per suit to
make the sales Then add 80 per cent profit
for the firm All this comes out of the purchaser.
Buy your goods at home; give your home mer.
chant chance, and both will prosper.
MERCHANT
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-09-16

MR.. N. W. EPPES il hereby announced as a candi-
date for the Office of Superintendent of Schools of Leon
county. The service of Mr. Eppes a member of the
County Board Of Public Instruction has given him great
familiarity with educational system, and do not
hesitate to bcspeak for him the surages of all good
Democrats. A FRIEND.
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M ASONIC.

~ Regular meetings of JACKSON LODGE
"a are held the first and third Mondays in each
m'''~ W. NJ MCINTOSH Secretary
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For Superintendent of Schools.

sE We authorized to announce Mr. WM. w.
WOODWARD, present incumbent, candidate for the
Office of Superintendent of Schools for Leon county
the ensuing November election.
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n. d. a. r..

~ Regular meetings of LEON LODGE No. 5,
.s~d every Tuesday Erfnino, at their Lodge Room,
.rlock AN Brothers in good standing invited to
,,.rd JOHN A. PEARCE, N. q.
Ions g. COLLINS, X. s.
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ECLIPSE IRON SCREW.

will sell one Eclipse Iron Screw, complete
with all wood frame, at bargain. Has never
been used. W. r. WILSON
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For State Senator.

The matter of the greatest importance to the people of
this county in the coming election is have good and
capable men in the Legislature. The services OF d. s
WALKER JR in the last Legislature and in the Constitu
tonal Convention entitle him favorable consdcra
ton OF every citizen of the county in this connection and
believing that he be riumphanty elected propose
him as candidate for the State Senate
Every action of Mr. Walker in the Legislature and in the
Convention showed sngencss OF purpose his part
worthy represent the best interests of the people
county and the journals of those bodies abundanty
hlbit the effectiveness Of his eXcrtons. CITIZENS.
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Best Stock Notions
21-N SAXON & Co
HOUSE FOR RENT.

A large house--furnlshcd or unurnishcd-
suitable for boarding house, will be rented
on reasonable terms. Apply at
eat FLORIDIAN OFFICE
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sE- Regular meetings of AUCIIIA ENCAMr-
s~T No are held the first and third Thurs idy Ec..
;ags az each month at their Lodge Room, o'clock
An atrarchs in COED standing invited To attend.
JULIUS BALL, c. p.
W II. CHAECEY, Scribe.
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Advice 10 Mothers.

Superior Fruit y ars, GLASS Tops.
For sale at the Drug Store Of NJ. LIVELY.
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Sleeping Cans Nos I and 2 between jacksonville
and New Orleans and Nos and 10 between Jackson
vile and DcFuniak Springs. Nos. ! and daily Nos 9
and 10 daily except Sunday
SOUTHERN DIVISION
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For Sheriff.
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
-OF-
l. f O n COZ n TY !,

hereby announce myself candidate for the office Of
Sheriff OF Leon County to be voted for in November next
A. M FENNEI.I. .
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Wall Paper-A large lot of Wall Papers and
Borders, beautiful patterns some in full gilt ele-
giant, will be CLOSED OUT at greatly re-
duced prices.
Also lot of Curtains.
A sO lot of ChromOs.
Also lot OF Oil Paintings, (alier the Old
Masters
Also lot of Cranks, with Biscuit Beaier at
tachment
Call and see us
GILMORE & IIARTT.
TALLAHAssEE, Aug. 10, 1861
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PRIVATE SCHOOL.

On Monday September 18Th, | will open a
Private School in the cottage just completed by
Mr.. Allegro, west Of Mrs. Jones boarding house
| will also continue to teach music
For terms, etc, enquire above Soliciting
patronage, | am, very respectfully,
go I'm Mrs. j. ID. PEPPER.
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Ladies', Hair Crilnpers,
FLORIDA ROAD LAWS.

Single copies 10 cents; $10O per dozen, or
100 copies for $500 Address
DORR & BOWEN,
Tallahassee, Fla.
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TENNESSEE WAGONS.

have on hand Thimble Skein two-hors'
wagons, Iron Axle twohOrse wagon, which
will sell Tor less than cost W. r. WILSON.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

Rec,rd of Temperature al tallahassee, Florda
for the past meek.
observations taken by w. A. RAwLs Druggist and
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SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY F!
Administrators Sale

AUm1uISCTdCUI OdI0
DY ORDER OF HON. E. M. WEST, COUNTY
the Court House, on Monday, the Sd day of Octo-
Der, A. D. 1885, at legal hour of sale, lot 25 n W.
A. city of Tallahassee, the property of Edward
Barrys estate, deceased, Of Leon county said sale
Sheriff and ex.oficio Administrator.
Tallahassee, Fla, Sept 3. 1SS6-2l4w
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5000 Pounds Coffee,
bought before the ADVANCE and for sale at old
prices, by SAXON e. Co. I-2t