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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-12-07
SsheriR's Sac.

EeY VIRTUE OF AZ ALIAS EXFHCIION h1 is.ued out of the ais rct Court UI the lrSt Juoici.l ilstriC iu and iOl tuc County ol Tn '' lcrrl Ory 0! ArIZUua, to ue directed dhu dcIlNtf- ed un a Jud mcnt len. cred IT s'la olIi on 'ie 22d dty of of March. 1SS6, il favor ni The Alta Ii,,inG * mriing umpauy and agrnst lEe Rers n iaiuL (S smelling omrauN, WAefcl | am con muHd q tJ Maae the sum 'l I4-tlLoo damages NiIh u:s rest her Oh rom dat5 l J u'.S lurrt Il tine rate of len CT ce Il per aunLm ulti paid; together wi,h S3'-V c-sis and "cciuiNS cos <. Il ve this dcy lev ed upoa the following de sgribcu pr. pery. 10 W:t: r.., Ali h. right ii ic and iutc.est of the Henson MllIrg aut Sm-ltIi.g Company, Tn m west ha ] Di tLa southei.-. quar,. r,f SecllUn !Q IUwnship r so.tn: R tnCc 70, Eus n Cuchlse cuh.i, ArZp d CrritOrv. and ID Ec orc hn l'lliS "iu r, d,ic;i n work and IuaclileTy erected ihefe1.' . iI ,.Iist,d o,i inc da, Ii S!arca, -S6
 ubhe noti, C Is hereby given th on Saturday he .1t h day oi November, l-St, el' cen l. . bou-s uf 9 a. m. aud D. n. 'L ir'h O. JAe Sh' r. ii uliic.. iH Ike Cty 'I lo@bsicEe CSc sr Cuuuty Ar 20 a T,ni'Cly. WlI "'i El lhs Ii ht ttlc a, |, ture't ut tl-e ssld ens "Ili- iav and mr!t'ng on 7 ny. rn &Dd To He aOUt t!cscrlb. d IT pcrty al In ,l'c Aucfou, to the ho .,I and best bidder. for cash l4,,Iut myut U' in, Iui:eI sta es to sat sfv sad eX. cuJiOn lId Daicd this he 6th day oi November, 1SSa
 k HATCH Sh,r-f.
 Ty c. D. REPPY, Deputy obelfi.
 Eo0%GpOHeEEGest.
 The above sale Is hereby postponed until Menday, December l3, 1886, al the same hour amt place.
 B. $. HATCE, Sheriff,
 By c. D. RErPY, Undel SLeIIif
 Da ed, Nov. q, 1856.
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A splendid line of mems California undtrclothes, at Bag5's. l3-tf
 To RENT-A house of three rooms, corner of Seventh and Bruce streets. Nice garden, chicken house and sta b!e; truit-hearing trees, grape vines, etc. Will be rcu ed cheap 10 good ten"nt. Apply oil the premises. Ii
 The finest family flour, at Wall cott's, on Fifth street. tt
 We expec rush for cur dress goods, bargain counter. Palace. T
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Tar and feathers, and good sharp rail are pretty good methods for rid ding a town of notorious land grab AerR.
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stBo oth's Baltimore. Oysters cou- an'ly oh hanI it the Elite Chop House. $1 per can. lw
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Dress-goods at wards for $l0O, splendid value. Palace" Flftb street. 2ltf
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Esa<es uC 5arc.

The following is the rate charged from Failbank tU tle ifferent places nnIued Ill Iht scEednle:
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N0aEcc oc a:Ge.

The unGc r>igncd desires 10 slate rllat he has scl'! tie Pacific Chop Houee tu Mr William A. Anderson uho will conduct the same in the iu- lure in he same manner as i have conducted tn the past and 1 desire al parties knowing th, msclYcs in- dehlcd to me to pay the same to hin' at their earliest convenience.
 ". D. CoIEMAN.
 Tombstone, Oct 30 1w
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Mrs. E, DAVIS

The Skating Rank will ofcu to- morrow (Saturday afternoonl, and continue oIer every ;fternocn and evening uutIl the close of the season
 Don't forget the Elite when you want fine plate cf oysters, il good squuIe meal, or m fact ,vcrythIng ;he market affords, cooked in the finest style. l"
 Cheap second band furniture and s.yvcs from S2 up. Thousands oi ,hln,s aiuust given away, d. u,nlEe t. kOl,irr's Seccnd IiaI u Sore. op- Io-t te Bird Cage Theater. ll-l1u
 The Maison DJree will receive this evening the tiret shell oysters of the season, and keep them constantly on hand. Call and ny d plate oi them. J-JOI
 Fine spring chiu",4s ana l,csn ranch bulJ'r Tor slie at ths Fulton Market, II.
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" 2 -7a's' 45 45s!-Lady agents a,1@alIy clear '' so GaIly with my worderiu cntire,y Gcw r4tent ruAhrr Urderg.ument fer le males. 1 n.i.ist.I's vie ,oid IS ifs; hour
 MADAM N. f. LITTLE.
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mich is Gc-cf17cJ;0 Disease of tElc S5z1z~-, ij promptly and Certainly arrested
 nd C... t5- tais Code iT,gt + IncsiJ, if taken 3eGore Iac .tE3agcs CT the disease ase reached. 6rom its Y 1nleTlJil power over ttis terribly lCtal Ciscc-s vixen fir.5 Offering this HOW eel ,frGtCd remedy b 5lc public, Dr. PIERCE thought s'ri0Jisly Of calling it hi3 ss C 5lIs 9-s--sI'siOil (JgI' o,2 butGhandcned that lIHie B toJ Emitted for d medicine which. firm itE wonderful combination of tonic. Or StreT s1h hen ing, altcrGtivc or blood-cie;nsing, anti Oiliou5, pectCrl and uUtritiyc properties, is liLequalcd, not only Ss a rclaccy Tor consumption of t1e lungs, Eut for al
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LURES All. fsU"0aS

ao the ,gorc5 ScroFu1a. SaEt-T3eUE- sEever-GCFcc, sSS;ci5y 0r E. Cysgss Glz5E=, s0aquaccd by ii;ls powerful, p;IrityiEE, d.
 -,vissCTatil- medic inc. GrCes EllE1isg UT '3--5 rlpid'y heal under is benign iEfluc-cr. ,u.i1g. 'z'eL43-s F cae L2aess, ESCis5, Oar ,1I-sGicS, SOTO Gyc5s ScrC ...tCsIs Sores .E'a Svycl3inaz;fi, EI5Is.9 cis-t Bige2sc9 ss,ffe S-ECEslr5g-s CtCit.cs or Iiaia!1
 c-az, ard E5s.I2Tsscl CsEarle-s, Send ten ants fn camps fer a l3rge trCatcc, with co., red platcs, on S!-in Di-casrs, CT the sane I.lo,ri1t for 2 fr=lt-e on ScrCfi iOUs Affections.
 csn45Ir7 BLOOD ES EEZE LHEg2ss7 Thoroughly clcaI,oc it by nring BF. Pierces1 zOst5cfa Medical DiscOv CFyy and good l:gC51iC2, EGsT stziz11 5gIOy2Llt aPETe -tss vl-,1s :-Te2as5S-29 and SoUIl1L1es5 o1 substitution. will Dc established.
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EEnEUAI.lDINTITEMS

special Correspondence inlaiks NtwS.
cool weather SUNDAY. Wind north
east, mercury at noon, - with lmht
ram.
J.C. Folsom has returned from his
trip to the mountains Of North t,trolina,
leaving his falnlI, there Tor "A few weeks
longer.
Is. i. Drake has his house nrail, ready
for III" masons.
Augustus Baldwin and wife have re-.
turned from Il visit to their daughter.
Mrs. Fleming, at lllbernla.
Our artist, Mr.. n. Riley, has lately
completed tho work Of painting arouI Il
capt. Smiths chimney.
Something ~houli Inc done with &. A..
Flower. He has been suddenly taken
with Iii ot wearing an uncommonly
high standing collar.
This place il certainly getting even
with others much larger and more pre-
trntious. We have no meat market, but
our meat is lronpht t. our doors. We
have no ice cream saloon. hut that luN.
ury Is also manufactured AMI brought
TiHHt Wiiilt W It's. i' tdil iHdt lIlut &,
this hot weather:
u has been talked to me-. and have
seen the subject discussed in print. in re-
gard to :, combination Of the orange and
vegetable growers of this state, for the
better protection Of their interests in the
markets and with the transportation
lines. The ilea IL certainly cOmmcnda
bic, and much good to this indu,try
would no doubt hc the result, could such
combination h. property effected; but
my experience leads me tn consider
the matter M entirely impracticahIr
Any one need only To attempt such an
| organization in one small community To-
thoroughly convince himself 1T the On.
tire inprartirabilty OF the scheme, how.
ever beneficial it may appear on It's face
or however feasible it may look To- the
casual observer. In plain English, the
thing cant h. dome. The old spirit of
Independence, Of II will do as | please,
IN my own way" of not being willing
To trust any part or parcel Of his affairs
or plans to the control or dirtatiun Of am
other. or any combination. is ton st;onE
among this class of business men to
make such combination possible. or if
partially made, of amy practical benefit.
\ society for thu dissemination Of hnnwl
edge in regard to- the best methods of
culture of the different and best varieties
If fruits the Introduction Of new and
improved varieties, would not only he
practicable, hut successful. did 1t adhere
tn that purpose only; but Just rs soon as
such society went one step ley that
point. the whole scheme would H. in
stantly killed I1
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an early season, such large additions To
the usual supply would glut the market.
Th,' state of affairs which existed last
season may never tie repeated. Ii cer-
tainly should not dieter any one from
continuing truck raising if circumstan-
ces are agreeable To the undertaking.
I'VE waited long and impatiently.
SAID "A New York commission merchant
To the writer the other day, for Florida
shipments. When they did come they
arrived in such abundance that they
could not h. got rid Of through the or,li-
nary channels and We had not time Ia
create new ones. This state Of a,Faiis
forced prices down al the start, and veg
etsbles Of the earlier shipment Sold fo'
about the piices obtained now
What Is the remedy" the writer
asked. The remedy would be in fuller
ami more frequent Intercourse ami IN
terchange of information. We know
every year the estimated number Of ioNes
of oranges tor the season. AMI W. pre-
pare for the coming crop iefur. IL i,e-
gins Ia arrive. l.ut VIZ actually know
nothing of the vegetable crop until il i
upon Us. This can L. reme,iied by thu
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This Is what the writer has frequently
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mission Of the new postmaster. Quite I
volumlnOus correspondence was in
dulged in between that place and post
office department, and the parties at is
slie failing 10 come To an understanding
the matter was referred to Congressman
i'nusherty by the Kerr City people. He
leaked into the matter, satisfied the de-
partment that il cnui,l spell Kerr
with two RS" when the commission
was promptly sent Down. All nnw is
serene.
The Halifax Journal brings this pleas
ing Intelligence in regard to the 81.
Johns and Halifax railroad: The pill
ing for the bridge across the Tomoka i,
driven. In a short time the bridge IT.
self will h. completed and a, the grading
on this side il ready for track lay ing hut
a very short time need ,lipse !efor. the
road is completed To this place. MIR.
White il evidently preparing for one of
hin forward movements AMI the report ID
cnrr"nt that between this place ami the
r"moka will be finished in % days. IA,
this as II may long prior To the usual
opening ii the season and by the time
the oranges i@gin tn ripen he will Le
here with his road AMI don't you forget
A ~
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the great saving il would make in time.
in costly the reduction IN Insurance
and the diminished lO-ses Of vessels st'
frequent off the Florida cCast-have al
WAYS been understood here. AMI, as We
have shown. have been equally under
Srcod in Europe. Ii books as though the
people OF the country, particularly th1st
interested in the shipment OF gram tn
Europe, were beginning to comprehend
them.
The Chira.n News declares that dur
ing the last few DAYS the question: Of the
Florida Ship t'anal has been
brought tn the attention eli "A large
number of its heaviest tihan"ial men
who have given it their earnest SUPPORT
ani approval. and end"rsei the enter
prise hy the giving their n;.tleH M IL is'-
come charter nletnl.rs If the company
so far as the Mississippi Valley j,
concerned. says the News ON tins sub
pet. 1.-THE Florida Ship canal }. AN I'M
dertaking that IL at vast commercial AMI
agricultural Importance. AMI II "n'-half
that is said ii it, r.trct- On thu West lie
true. 1t will ptra,Iy enhance the value at
the entire arabic AREA "t the wlt,.lr val
ley AMI the northwest.
IL i, most hopeful Ia see hgca.u and
the West interest Themselves IN THIS mat
ter. The nior,. n Is ran~td, nd the mur,'
likely IL II to .e"iNc their suplstt aud
with their snpl"rt this pr"f"t. "h"h
has ~ yet been somewhat visionary Fan
hope for comld,.t. T.r,. : - limer
| Democrat.
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lso,,nl over.

The negro, VIM. HUFFMAN who made
such II vicious assault ON Mr.. George
Weller on last Saturday afternoon; had
his preliminary trial before Judge
llaushton yesterday Afternoon. A large
number OF witnesses appeared against
Huffman, and their testimony left no
doubt On the minds of those who heard
1t that the assault was prcmolitatrd and
aggravated and the julg" bound him
over Ia the next term Of the circuit court
for trial in the sum If II 900, in default
Of which huffman wa4 rrmanied to
jail.
huffman is said to be- u very desperate
negro, and this IL not the first assault ut
the kind hr has been guilt, Of, AMI he is
described M having long borne Il bad
reputation at gainesville, from which
place hc came Ia ralatk;i.
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l'aiatka IDry l;oni, Market,

tn" large dry goods establishments Of
lalatka will compare favorally with
similar institutions in larger cities, and
the extent and variety III the goals car
rled by our merchants speaks we'll for
Tia" trade Of the'city in this line, an il
do's Of their individual enterprise. ieo-
pie from nearly all the surro ending
country do their shopping here, the
prices at which the goods sell making
this mos, ,xcelIsnt market. "A NEWS
ri"rter dropped ihtn one of the leading
establishments of the city yesterday,
and catching the proprietor at leisure,
entered into conversation about the
prices and quality III the goods in which
h. dealt. In all the stor,s can bo found
goods ot neatly all descriptions from
the finest fabrics which the society belle
demands to the more common materials
worn by every da, people. In p'ices
Jacksonville AMI other markets are ,lu-
Pl,catrd, and in som" instances under.
sold. For instance. blcachrd and I'm
bleacsnl cotton gouls sell ut from five
to ten cents per yard, summer dress
g""ls. including all the popular mate
rails, sell at from T. cents up. Prints
sell at from iiv. To- eight cents, jraLs at
from l.. cents up, amt lawns AT four
cents and upwards, incrs and cdgings
sell at from four cents up, the finer
qualities selling at least live per cent less
than IN many other markets. The stocks
Of ready made clothing and furnishing
goods arr ~ complete IA need H., and
th" gouds are sold at prices which It
would hc hard tn duplicate IN other
cities.
Al in all, Palatka furnishes AN invit
ing field for purchasers al dry goods,
and we are glad to learn that the in.
'inrrmIonts IN the way Ut iirst.clAss
goods at low prices Is having the lrg,t.
innate effect Ut drawing u large number
of buyers 10 our city. The merchants
invite buyers to give THEN goods and
prices an Inspection AMI they are sure of
satisfying all
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FLORIDA VEGETABLES.
rrSstul. aud some I srtMt Suggr>.
tious.


tious.
l.RlpurruRr y. T., Ane. /.
Editor rHlatha New.
In answer To- many itrin- IN rlf NEW
IN regard to the falulr 81 the vegetable
crop t. bring profitable returns wish,
b, your PERMISSION, to offer "A few Ideas
that have come tomb after Visiting many
Ut the Northern markets and IN inter
viewing numerous merchants
t'nr, and perhaps the best, reason Tor
not having received better returns for
vegetables this year, was thu extreme
While our spring was very backward
Georgia = season opened rs usual, and the
States farther north were much earlier
and much warmrr, making them more
forward than usual. Florida had not
fairly commenced shipping when ticor
gia commenced IT, compete. and soon the
markets were pluttrd and prices forced
dow n at the very stat. THIS state OF at
fans had never been presented before
and Is likely never tn occur again. In
the past, pilur IT, tins season, lluria
has had II monopoly IN the early vrErta-
bic business for about two months IN
each season, and, under ordInar, rlrcum-
stances truck raising should hr profit
able
The other reason Is in the fat that
this year the amount ut vegetables inlsed
was three Ut four times greater than on
any previous season, and there had been
no additional effort made II secure addi-
floral customers or territory. NorNtra
or special effort WAS made IL create or
furnish "A market different tlouI what
had already been IN existence. Under
the most favorable circumstances. with
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-10
The Florida SlipCauaI,

The Northern press Is rtNNing the
question of IA ship canal across Florida
to avoid the long and dangerous d,tuurs
around the Florida caws. 1t seems
strange that this proposition should have
received more attention in foreign ruln-
ttir. than IN the nitrd States. Several
of these countries have had reports pr,
pared on the subject highly favorable To
IT, Thus. a report made to the British
government declares that this route
will greatly improve direct trade be-
tween Europe and the Mississippi Val
lev hc Russian government also has
had the matter considered II, Russian en-
Glntr rs tu the possible effect upon it,
grain trade, and the report made to II in
reply to certain interragatories submitted
WAS that ''thr cost of transport of grain
from the Mississippi Valley IL Europe
would hp diminished more than ~ per
cent Nv the conStI action ut canal
across Florida. and would render the
| nit,d States the absolute controller Of
the pr,C"S ot gram IN the British mar
krts, that Russia would h. utterly uu-
able to- compete with it, and that in the
construction Of this canal the lnited
States would drive Russian grain out Of
the market. vt western Europe.
The advantages Of a canal OF this kind
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-10
Cali.ornia's Wine Yield.

The state Nitlcultual commission est.
mates tins year, wine crop at about III.
oo0 600 gallons. This yield IS bel " the
favorable average expected, and is said
To- lc due to the hot weather and n dis
ease called "rolurr,' brought on by sud
den changes in the temperature. The
gieitest damage Is IN the Napa and san
Ia lara valleys. There y also falling
of in the S0noma district. There will
h. a fair crop IN the Los angeles neigh
horh"ud. The present crop is st II in ca
cess of lSsj, and fixing the home con.
sumption ut G.000, 900 gallons, it viii
leave lo,OOo WO for export. San Fran
cisco Chronicle.
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Arkansas Coior,,i Men since the
Mr.

The climate Of the colInti,- when hOr
der along the Mississippi river in Ar
kansas In such that most white lalor, r.
cannot endure il, and the result b, that
the negro population is about three times
as larg" AZ that Of ia" whites. The con
dition If these blacks j. .wer, I.ilIal =
than anyw heI. else in the stat though
there are n few notable exceptions IN
which larg" property has been accu-
INFLATED. II Is observed that thn>e nrg
roes who were slaves at considerable
masters are IN most eases "a easy cir
rumstances, notwithstanding the Ills
advantages un,ler which they har" Ia.
lnrel since their emancipation. white
thos. who Were under cruel AMI hard
treatment in slavery hav. not had thrir
position improved over that which they
cupl"d in the lonls Of se,f,hm Ch :
rago Herald.
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\ GO ~ you PLEASE LINE.
IN Illinois Road THAT ~ Run IN u
Free an Easy style.

Free an Easy style.
There u II little narrow gauge railroad
IN central Illinois which is rather anus.
my. 1t runs through rich farming
country AMI IL owned and managed by
farmers. The condn tors. engineers and
brakeman are farmers who have grown
weary OF raising cattle and corn aud who
have taken to "ta'iroatling' rs a relief
\ tram starts from each end III the road
every morning after breakfast, runs To-
the .rr,sIl,rnd ot the road hy dinner
time, returns AGAIN for tea AMI ties M
tor the night. As there is no trlnprnpl,
Inc connected with the read nobody
~ AN, 1T the stations knows when a train
- coming until It arrives IN sight. N4
ia" rails are laid on ties placed on the
~ tt pth'rlr, and as NJ grade EXISTS from
one end ut the road to thu other, the tall
Era,N has an awkward habit Of getting
under tn" wheels and stopping the tram
Not mirqurntly, also, the light rails
spread apart AMI the ears COOL the track
and "a thnblng along on the virgin
rihlt". The passengers ride IN Il ear re-.
served for them IN the rear ul a hong line
oi freight cas- llnll ct this ear is par.
titluird oil IN order that It may also
serve for carrying mai bags, express
matter and baggage. Not lnifruurntly
passengers walk into u village ahead
1T the tram and announce, that the ears
Will follow them IN an hour ct two, pro.
rI'i'd they can bc kept on the track hong
enough Sometimes locomotive gets
stalled on some one of tn. gentle hills
along the line. The trainnen tn, rc,ipun
quietly wait until the other engine APP
pears. Inen two engines draw the tram
nr Tia" hill. Notwithstanding th's little
'aIIr'ii hanl' large quantities vt freight
AMI Is making money for its stock
holders.
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Administrators Notice.

IlIlS |. 10 Gl\ & Norn g. mat Tul
I'm. ieIsn'd, William k,utl, i,nle. ad.
"Ihl''ih'"t "l ih" estate III ifr,htr,k u
i'h't h'''H~tI, Wal uu tlr l,thddN 1T IitlI.
MY, -. present IT, the Probate ,mItt t,t
futham 'oihlN, iIu,ldd. hi, account and
'"tlni y. AMI n"k tt 4 dl-, hllpr u, .,t,h t,l
uhI~tthtul.
Date this lith Iav ct .hllt, l.,
WI, hiNhIt iitarI,
Aumlh'st alta 1T TIA, estate 81 Eu4lrlrk II
ltntr, ,t,rta.od t,ll ,;tn,y
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70 Miles South Of ST. Augustine

L. lug h' tastu thu. .ttth lett II The Mtttr-
"t stislI and ca 'luIu ~" l., tht,. m,l- rufg,
and tv" tn inur hur,ltrti lald- " pi,. fh,
hsst ut water, ul ~, sham, tfal,-. turtt'
AMI li~h ln aitlrItIt,,'. A. t~autttnl t.ytrh
/" rtturr IA, Int ~ he,' tht.,. 50 d,g during
thu = t<slu
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MARKE IS ADVANCING !
Look at GARDNER { EATON'S
Prices Of To. Day.
Notice OF Foreclosure,

Notice OF Foreclosure.
In Circuit Court, Putnam county, Euipia
In hnhceIN.
lbtp ~. ttulb,
Vs. For rlusuIt at Mutiuuvr.
tHthiIS N. tNos~N
u appearing from affidavit nlrd with me IA
the nluNr cHil-. that the defendant Charles
u. tIuss, ics,'cs beyond the limits 81 tht.
state al Florida htlt within thu l'uIt.,l state.
Now on motion Of j ". whitney. ~
'onnlIinant's solicitor, II Is ordered that the
1aId Defendant. tharlrI n. ,ross, Iu appeal,
und answer oi ,t"lnttr To- the hill iiitd ~ snrI
cattst' un ct lniurr thu inst Monday ~ t,tu-
lsr, lsIi, otherwise the sail hIl may be- tab, n
~ confessed. rlu, rlrd tins NOTICE - ltIl,-
llslnd once u week tor tuur months IA III,
Nttkh NEW>, a newspaper published ia
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Administrators Notice.

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account tu TN %uutN judge OF Putnam
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