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OUR IMMIGRATION ISSUE.

The Sixtieih Anniversary Of the FLoRipIAS
viii occur in September next. and we propose
celebrating that event by issuing Mammoth
Florida immigration Edition, which will be dis
ir1bnied from ocean 10 ocean, from the Gulf
norihwArd. and across the mighty deep into
foreign couniries- We want the assistance of
ever progressive citizen OF Florida in compiling
this IMMIGRATION FLoRIDLAN, and carefully
prepared articles on Agriculture, etc, are re
sp~cifully solicited. This is the opportunity OF
al o'hers for wIie-awsKe farmers, fruit grow ers
msnufac urers. etc 81 FloEiis 10 write up v hat
they are doing aud place it here The world viii
rad u. Ne want, also, special advertisements
from tnsrchants real estate dealers. hotels, mao
'lfsc ufsns Industries. railroads and o'her corpo-
ra-s-n- snl every other business Of the State
Displayed sivtr;isemeuts viii be inserted Al 81
per sqlaEe. one time, and reading notices OF
Int'Fe than ten me- a. ) Gems per line; but no
- iir. notice will BE- in-.riei for less than 81
So; solr articles and advertisements ready
and -est hem H.
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NURSERY STOCK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION =

-"My son." said the shocked and
grieved father, in spite Of all | have
said to you about Sunday ball-playing
YOU took part in game Yesterday Take
off yout coat. The boy obeyed without
a whimper. Il don't deny it, father |
played ball Yesterday, and the paper This
morning says was the only one in the
nine that did play ball. y is that 50 ::
Does the paper say that: Well, we'll, II
wasn't SO terrible a crime, after all
Put on your coat. I'll let you off th,
time if you won't do il any more. What
position did you play" 81 pitched.
struck out eleven men. You dll ::
That was remarkable But hold-how
could YOU strike out eleven when there
are only nine on side: can overlook
disobedence, Alfred, bat not deceit OF
with that coat again. Whack. Chic1yD
IrtJuItt.
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CARE FOR THE TREES.

1t is good thing to plant tree, shrub
or vine, but it is a still better thing to
take proper care of it. There are some
people who think that the proper care Of
a tree is to prune here and pinch there in
order TO have fine, thrifty tree. If YOU
want fine symmetrical tree or shrub YOU
must make it thrifty to begin with as
rule, II 1t grows well, it will take to itself
the most symmetrical form. Then if YOU
want a tree 10 assume its best form, keep
II growing Give it manure 10 make the
growth from, and keep the ground cult
waited al least FIVE feet-ten feet is better
from the stem of each tree. In this
space all grass and weeds should be kept
down throughout the season. Millions of
dollars are spent annually for nursery
stock, and probably fully one-half of the
stock annually purchased suffers for want
OF proper atlention.-Fdrm journal.
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a law prohibiting the Incorporate
boarding of wealth might prevent money
from becoming tight.
A cradle in house NAV or NAV not
be boycott. 1t is just as likely to be
girls nest-Ptcay,tne
1t is said that no one can arres, the
flight Of Time, but who is there who is
not able to stop minute.
1t Is but step from mirth to tragedy.
If YOU don't believe it, just put letter
- before slaughter. "-Breeze.
There is one thing" said a New
York young man, 'that like about that
girl Of mine, and that is my arm"
Mr.. Percy Silverton (who has had
his highly valued though uupromising
mustache removed -See, Julie, | have
had nv mustache cut off.
Miss Julie Styles (his 6n4nce) oh,
pshaw, why did you tell me? wanted
to find it out myself Puck
But why not take off the duty from
sugar :-Record Because the sugar
trade Is a monopoly controlled bv gi-
gantic trust" Because free trade in
sugar would put about $50, 600, 900 addi-
tlonal profits into the Golfers Of the sugar
trust without relieving the people at all.
Let's reduce the taxes first where legit-
innate competition will give the people
and not the trusts the benefit Of the re-
INSTRUMENTATION Gtobe, Dem.
Two doctors meet on the street aud
engage in conversation. Il saw you
take off your hat to that lady who Just
passed. Do you know her." Yes,
prescribed for her not long ago. " What
was the matter with herr" "She had a
boil on her chin. y What did you pre-
scribe 2" :" didn't really prescribe any
thing, but | told her the only sure way
to prevent it turning into a cancer was TO
give up piano playing. " What good
will that do?" alt will do a great deal
of good. She lives on the floor above
me. y German Joke
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WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE THIS 3OrH
w day of june lSSS, associated ourselves to-
gether under and by virtue of Section l. Chapter
VS.. OF the Laws Of Florida, approved February
~, 1874, and the amendments thereto under the
corporate name of the Florida Central and PENN
suiar Railroad Company. The principal place of
business OF said company shall be in Jacksonville
Duval county, Florida, and the purpose for which
said company is formed is to construct, operate
and maintain railroad with terminal facilities for
puohc use and conveyance of persons and property
SAID railroad shall be located in the counties Of
Nassau, Duval, Clay. Bradford, Alachua. Levy,
baAer, columbia, ouwannee, Madison, Jefferson
Leon, Gadsden, Wakulla, Marion Sumter. Her
nando, Hillsborough, Orange. Polk, Manatee, De
SOTO and Lee, and shall commence Fernandna
ana extend TO Chattahoochee, to Jacksonville to
CEDAR Key, and southerly from Waldo to Plant
Ci1y with necessary spurs branches and extensions
Ihe length Of said railroad will be about six hun
dred miles. The capital stock of said company to
be twenty-six million and eighty two thousand dol.
lars, 10 be divided into 30 $50 shares Of $lO0 each
w. BAYARD CUTTING
FREDERICK w. FOOTE
II. KEENAN, DUVAL.
EDW. N DICKERSON
AID. ENGLER
JOHN. A. HENDERSON,
July L, 1888, l3rSm
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THE BEST TONIC IN THE
WORLD.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga:

The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga:
Gentlemcn-About two years ago nv
general health gave way entirely. | was
so debilitated that | almost despared Of
ever feeling we'll again. All that the
physicians done for me brought no per-
manent relief Friends insisted that |
should give ). 5. S. fair trial, although
l thought it would be throwing away
money. After taking thorough course,
my health and strength returned, and |
must say that S. 5. 5. alone cured me, as
discarded all others while using it, AS
q tonic | can most heartily recommend it
for general debility, it certainly is a spe-
cifc. w. F. BRIDGES, j. Z.
Homer, La, May IS, 1888.
| know Mr.. w. +. Bridges, and will
say that his statement is correct.
JOSEPH SHELTON,
Homer, La. Druggist.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 3,
Atlanta, Ga.
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Is Natures own true laxative. 1t is the most
easily taken, and the most effective remedy
knownlto Cleanse the System when Bilious or
Cosive; to dispel Headaches, Colds and Fevers !;
10 Cure Habitual Constipation. Indigestion, Piles,
etc. Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, San Francisco Cal. For sale
by M. Lively. Feb. 2-166S-1y
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Helping the Right side.

To help the right side j not Only corneH3abe II a
general point Of view. but i jadcou- and prudent
when that help j enlisted behalf hl -ide #
the body Just over the lower ribs in the r,.on Of the
liver. The mos, efficient help is afforded by lio>tetter
stomach btters. anti-bilIou- medicine OF ncomp4r
able efficacy Inaction Of the Liver j. accompAn BY
cons patton, sick headache furred tongue nausea &C
ca-ona vertigo, unpleasant breath yeOwne- Of II,
skin and ball Of the eye The author Of thee yIu p0m
liver complaint routed by the Biers PAM h.,
them in its fight. Fever and a,ue which Always in
wolves the liver, dyspepsia rheumatism. debility and
kidney troubles all mAadies early relief and
final Of which this standard medicine adapted
Don't use il by fits ana but system
full effects result in perfect restoration OF health
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT We. THE
~ Undersigned, have associated ourselves To-
gether, under and by virtue of Section | CHAPTER
1887, Laws Of Florida, approved February ~ 1874
(McClelians Digest, Section page "a and the
amendments thereto. under the corporate naInc of
the East Bay and Lake Chipolt Cauai Railroad and
Land Company. he purpose for which this cor
poration Is formed being to construct aud operate
a canal from the head waters of East ST An.
drews Bay TO the waters of Lake Chipola and he
Apiiachicola river; also, to construct Operate.
and maintain a railroad from East Bay TO the Apa
achicola river said canal and railroad beinr + r
public use IN the Conveyance of persons and prop
erty Said canal and railroad shall pass through
the counties OF Calhoun aud Washington in this
State. The prlncip. Office of sad company Shall
be t. Andrews. Washington county, Fla The
capital stock of the Company to be one hundred
THOUSAND dollars, 10 he divided into one til ,usand
shares OF a hundred dollars each, the company L.
have The privilege To increase id cap TAI sto, 10
five hundred thousand dollars
sigued, g THOMPSON
JOHN K DOVE,
G. J DEMpRE.r
q W jerks
JOHN d MARTIN
WILLIAM z PARKER,
JOSEPH DEAN
ST. ANDREWS june 10, lssS 10 SIN
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mail. scaled. illustrative sample free 70 al young
and middle aged men- Send now. The Gold and
Jewclisd Medal awarded 20 the author by the Ma,
tional Medical Association Address p. o. box
1895. Boston, Maas-. or DR.. ". Il. PARKER grad
Of Harvard Medical College. Is years practice
In Boseoa. who may be consulted conndentially.
Specially, Diseases Of Man Once No. Bulfnch St
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We want good correspondent in every
neghborhood and village in Leon county. Send
US Short newsy letters and let the world know
what you are doing. In this WY you can assist
In advertising your county. its attractions and ad
vantages- n
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Administrators Notice.

IA MoN ms AFTER THE FIRST PUBLICA-
~ ton of this notice. the undersigned atmni..
traitor OF the estate Of Peter L. Blrineau. late Of
Leon county. and State of Florida deceased. will
present. BIS nnal accounts and vouchers to the Hon
EdwLrd NJ West, County Judge of Leon county.
and ask to be discharged from his administration OF
SAID estate JAMES HOLLAND
April 5, 1SSS-6m Administrator
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La the Circuit Court OF the Second Judicial Gu
cunt oil itr Safe OF Florida, II and for Leon
Counly-Iu Chancery
benjamin L. Curtis vs. Charles NJ. Zeh and vii lam
Clark.
BILL FOB FORECLOSURE AND SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IL oeing IN ide 10 appear by the affidavit Of David
g walker, Jr, solicitor attorney and agent oil the
salu benJ min L. Curtis, appended said bill Of
Complaint, that both of said defendants are non
I'sioents OF said State of Florida and that the resi-
dence ooih OF the said Charles VI. Zeh and of the
said II, AN Clark is in the city of Newark in the
0lae "i ~" Jersey, aud that each vi said defend
dh's II over The aye of twenty-oue wears: upon
mo.ion 81 complainants solicitor it is ordered
tnar tAe above naned Cnules VI. Zeh and
imam clark are required 10 answer or dcmur 10
saiu u Oh or before the Sd day of September next
~ eaid oiii VIII be taken confessed Provided
i"'s Puoilca ION OF this ord r. be made once a
VIZ "f Iour consecutive weeks in the WEEKLY
.i"nipiAN ewepipcr published once d week in
lug cay Oh Tallahassee. in said Circuit.
Done aud ordered by NE this first day of August.
A. ID. lssS. COUNCIL A RRYaN
L. 81 Clerk Circuit Court, Leon County Fla.
August ,, loss-4s
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complete in health, strength and endur-
ance. Their wholesome remedies are re-
produced to this later age, in Warmers
Log Cabin Sarsa parilla and Warmers
" Tppecanoe
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OFFICIAL LIST
OF appointments and speakers srrsr ged by the
State Democratic Executive Committee a, its
meeting July IS. 1888.
FIRST LIST OF SPEAKERS
The appointments given below will be filled
by assignments from the following list OF speak
ers and by other distinguished Democrats:
Hons. F. p Fleming. w d. Barnes, W B.
Lamar, A J. Russell, r 2. Taylor, 5 r
Mallory. D. [. Fletcher. NJ. H. Mabry, r. A
Buriord and ]. B Johnston
Cuban speakers will ne provided for Tampa
and Key West appointments.
APPOINTMENTS
Pens&colA. August 2lst- night.
Milton August I'D.
Cre>tyiew. August ed noon.
DeFnni.k- August 34th- noon.
WestviIle, August 18Th, noon.
Chiplev, August 9Th noon
Mariana August esth. noon.
Bloantstc~n. August srh, noon.
Bristol August 3st noon
Crawfordvilie, September 81 noon
Tallahassee. Sepiemb 7 9Th night
Monticello Sep'e q Der 5ih noon.
Perry. September 9TH, noon.
Mo>eaey Hall, September sth. noon
Live Oak september losh, noon
Jasper. September llth noon.
BraBford. September 18th noon
New Troy. September 18Th. noon
Lake City. September 18th poon
AAccenny, September Eth
rernAndIn2- September 18th night
Cedar hey. Septefn Der 18th, night
Judson, September 10Th. noon.
Gainesville Sep'em Der 2,sf
Siarke. September I'D noon.
Green Cove. September 24,h noon
PalaikA- Septem Der 18th. noon.
Oc&lA- September 18th boon.
Manifold, September 9Th noon
Brooksvile, septe nber 18Th noon.
Dade City, September 29th.
sumierville. October Isl
Leesh1rg. October LIST. night
Isvaree, October ID. noon.
Eusiis. October I'd night
orlando October Sd.
Kiss mmee October 4ih
Tampa, October 5th. noon.
Barlow, October OH. noon
Arcadia. October sth. nrun
Fort Ogden October 9Th. noon
Pine Level. October 10th noon.
Brsiden:own. October 18Th noon
sanford. October 18th noon
Titusyllls. October 10th.
DeLand. October 18th. boon
St Augustine, October lgh. night.
jacksonville October 10Th. night
Key West October 18th. night
Fort Myers. October 18th noon.
jacksonville. Novem Der 5th. night
The appoin imenls given in above lists are
subject to such changes and notifications as the
exigencies Of The case may require
By order OF the Committee
ID. CHIPLEY, Chairman.
Atlest-L. B HONEYWELL, Secretary.
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Executors Notice.

OK MONTHS FROM THE FIRST pUBIIcA.
- ton of this notice the undersigned. executor
of the estate of Sidney H. JONES' late of the comfy
of Leon, and State of Florida, deceased, viii pre-
sent his nnal accounts and vouchers to the County
Judge of the said county of Leon. and ask to he
discharged from his executorshp of said estate
THOMAS T. HALL,
May 10, 18SS6m EIecntor
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WEAK, PAINFUL BACKS,
EXHAUSTED VITALITY
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE, the

THE SCIENCE OF LIFE. the
i great Medical Work Of the
age on Manhood, Nervous and
Physical Debility, Premature
Decline. Rrrors OF Youth. and
the untold miseries consequent
thereon. so pages svo. Is
prescriptions for al diseases.
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CuTIccRA. the great skin cure. and CurIcrRA Soar
prepared from IT, externally, and CUTcURA REsoL
VENT. the new Blood Purifier, internally, pos
tive for every form of Skin and Blood Disease
from Pimples 10 Scrofula
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PEARS A SPECIALITY.
IS BROAD AVE-, W. W. MARKET, n. Y.

lH- Cards and Stencils sent on application
Return made weekly and paid by cheek on North
River Bank Ia,
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FLORIDA ROAD LAWS.

Single copies 10 cents; $1.OO per dozen. of
iOC copies Tor $500 Address
N. III. BOWEN,
Tallahassee Fla
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Sold everywhere. Price: CUTIcCRA, So cents; SOAP
25 cents REsoLvENr g. Prepared by the Potter DRUG
AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Msss
sES Send for How Cure Skin Diseases" 81 PAGES
50 illustrations. and 100 testimonials
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NOTICE OF THE INCORPORATION
or THE
ST. CLOUD SUGAR BELT RAILWAY co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN AC-
~ cordance with the provisions of an at of The
Legislature OF the State of Florida entitled An
act for The Incorporation of railroads and canals
approved February 18th, 1874, ana amendments
ganized company to construct and operate a rail
road from thc city of Kiseiminee 10 the town of
Runnym >de in Osceola county, Fla. 20 be known
As the St Cloud sugar Belt Railway Company.
ANDREW GRAY. Philadelphia Pa
EDWARD J. ETTI\G, Philldelphia Pa
k I. McCARTER, Jk.. PhilAdei phia Pa
June l2ih, l>SS y 9Odvs
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A FRIGHTFUL SKIN DISEASE
Suflerings lnten-e. Head Nearly
Raw. Body Covered with Sores.
Cured by the Cuaicura Remedies.

Mes-rs. STEVENS i BRUS ER, Monroe Y c.
Dear Srs-About two months ago OF your recon
endalon, bought bottle Of CCTCCEA kE-oLYENT
one box CrTicUgA SALvE. and cake OF CUrIct aA
soar, for my son. aged thirteen year. Who ha- been
afflicted with eczema for long time and pleased
LAY that believe the nedes cured him Hi -uf
ferings intense. his head being nearly h-
being except the .rstl- and h- boiv covered
with sores Hi- condition friyhtfa 10 behold The
have all disappeared, his kin healthy eye
bright, cheerful III disposition, and WORKER
day. Ny neighbor- witnesses 10 this roInarkab ie
and the doubling requested call write
me or any Of my neghbor-
VIM 5 STEPHENSON
WINCHESTER P. o., UNION Co. Nc
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MONROE y. C., October ~ lss7
The POTTER DRCG AND CHEMICAL CO.
GrnGeD<h-Mr VIM 5. Stephenson OF thu unit
brought his To town to-day 10 let him and i
show what CCTIcURA REMEDIES had done for him
This il the referred to letter you time
ago. To look a. the boy now. would suppose that
there had never been anything the with him
be in perfect health We have written
with nclose that his father say about The
wrote il Just II he dictated
We are selling quite quantity of CUrIcURA REMEDIES
and hear nothing but praises for them We regard the
CUTIcCRA REMEDIES the best in the market aud shall Dc
ali Can 10 promote their sale. Yours truly
STEVENS & BRUNEI
Druggists and Pharmacists
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LOG CABINS can hardly be
considered handsome or ele-
CANT, but they were fit habi-
tations for the rugged pio-
neers of America. Our an
cestors were rugged speci-
mems of noble manhood.
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Tobacco Culture In Florida.

BY CYRUS HoUGHToN.
u a convenient pamphlet, "a pages, for sale at
fLoKiDIAN Office. Price, cents COPY. 43.lf
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ln the Circuit Court OF the Second Judicial Gu
cunt OIL ihr Safe Oi Florida, III and for Leon
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

ST. ANDREWS, June 10, 1855 10 SIN
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-02-15
FIERCE FIGHT WITH A DOG.

Chris: HoeichcS aud Family, of 81. Louis,
Do Baltic with u Big NcwfouutlIand.
ST LOUIS, Feb 9!-Chris5 Hoelcher was
nearly killed by his ~ ,ar-oid Newfound-
land dog which ho hal raised to guard the
premises at night. The brute WAS Vicious
70 all except Hoeicher's family, and was
kept chained during the day. On that d..y
he was given the freedom of the butchers
back yard, and when Christ claimed the
right to rule there, and enforced his claim
with a ldck, the dog few at him and a ter
rible fight tnsued for ten minutes IN which
four members Of the Hoelcher fami took
part against the dog The brute, weighing
l61 pounds, noswi; outstanding the shower OF
blows ruined upon him on all sides, seemed
bent upon Hoeicner's throat, and plnn. d
the strong bu,cher's left arm ;-cross his
chest as he gnawed to the bone Knocked
down by the powerful blows of the butcher,
the dog few back at his master and tore
his breast and sides with his fangs until
the pain and loss of blood weakened the
man, anu he fell to the ground in the power
OF the frenzied brute Mrs. Hoelcher's pres
ence Of mind saved her husband EARLY in
the fight she had procured a butcher
knife, but was unable to us, it without dam
ger to her spouse. The blade Was quickly
passed 10 him, and in a jiffy tho dog fell
dead. HIS head nearly severed from his
body Hoelcher is In u very critical condi.
ton, his chest and neck and arms being
buddy lacerated His recovery Is thought TO
be very doubtful
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MAxWElL'S FATHER.
He Arrives from Eggs and Besi1s Hi.
Efforts to Save His Sons Neck.

He Arrives from Eng'and and Besi1s His
Efforts to Save His Sons Neck.
NEW YORK, Feb S-Among the passen-
gers on the steamship Auranl, Monday was
Mir. N. s. Brooks. the .ther of tie prisoner
Brooks, alias Maxwell, who is under
sentence of death at ST. Louis for the muir
der of Mr Preller. He was met at the pier by
lawyer, and from the conversation be-
tween m ana Mr.. Brooks it Was evident
that another attempt would be made to
save n >xweu from the halter This effort
will probably take the shape Of an appeal to
the Governor of Missouri for PARTON or
communication of sentence He IS under
stood as Icing disposed to blame the Su-
preme Court for what he regarded as cone
of the most0ntalr and unjust judgments
ever passed in civilized country" One
source of regret in the mind of the fat ,er
is III It his son did not tell the whole truth
OF the mater imme lately after the death
OF Prsller
WASHINGTON. Feb. S.-The father of Hugh
NJ Broo6s alias NJ xwell, is in this city and
will make apple ton to the Supreme
Court for renearing of his sons case.
which will prevent the issuance Of the
courts mandats for tn term.