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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-06-21
The state Executive Committee

In their organization the gentlemen Of
the STATE Democratic Executive Commit
tee placed al 1t, head man whose wide
repute for energy, >agacity and sound
judgment pointed him out a. eminentlv
ttte'i for the position. Chairman ChlPley
l. notably man Of action --banl second
ing head with quick accorl--a no eAl-
gencies of the campaign will find him I'M
ready with such measures TO remedy or
control As will have the support of hi,
colleagues aud the approval Of the party.
We copy from the Psusuc1iian Of the
18th a brief speech on the occasion Of d
congratulatory ,erenade-brici, bat
strong in It's WISE and earnest utterance>.
1t has the :" true ring the ring Of the
steel a. ii leaves the scabbard in the
charge 10 victory.
The committee are fortunate in ,ecur-
ing the continued services Of Colonel
Wombwell a. their Secretary They
could not have found in the State a man
80 familiar with the dutle, required, or
more active in their discharge The
Democratic party of Florida viii yet be
indebted TO him for his long and valuable
services, even after it has made him the
Commissioner Of Agriculture
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Chicago still holds the unsplved
problem, and chaos holds full sway in
Chicago.
Kaiser Frederick, Emperor of Ger
many, died on the 18th, and Prince Bis
marck has officially announced his death
aud the accession to the throne Of VII
liam, who takes the title of William H.
General Ledwith, interviewed by
Times Union reporter on the eve OF his
departure for Chicago, said Whatever
| have to say in favor of my own candi-
dates, | have nothing to say against
Cleveland, further than that he Is Demo
crat. He is great man, and a smart
man, and, while you need not publish H.
| will say this much for him, that were
we to have Dictator, an Emperor, or
Gar in this country, know of no man
whom l would rather see as such than
Mr.. Cleveland, but We want Republican
for President"
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Run il Will, Vim

II yoa desire to have town ~ ',,-.y rle.
either run Il with vim or sell oat AL .eA.e (.
Men Who are slow 10 support home ia>:i I'll iols.
and 10 little OF nothing to induce new ol,.l-ss
10 be located where hey i've, p,ii never 3 .lca
towards building NJ 4 town. One ~ .wstl|ur>
must he done-eiihcr RIA the town i1r & !; :
"Orth--gei up steam aud Keep i UP Z IL -ae
whole thing. Side out and let nature - ~
course. IL You want business mn 20 c ne
10 your town and rcmaio enc I-4-e
those who are already there. Il va wani
" l'r">IeFous. town, where people Can cone Ea5
are disposed IN make homes, do 4w4r wl'h a..
bury from sight ali jealousy AMI >p.-- We;a
together Tor comm prosperity and I'll ma-
iuai benefit. Wake mp. rub your eyes. All -
to work. Don't work with fear AMI trembling,
bui take i Tor granted that blood ". ,r-.. al
leave rcSci Its 10 themselves
Borrow no trouble, but unite "a max tie
best Kind of 4 town. These may be u4-i .apll-
atao!e facts, but they are honest An trl- nrErr-
theie>S Il You would make succ--,.l. Al.
all must work together A. a unit l., t..e II so
be-Onward and Upward-torw ma-c--
Excelsior rcelsiDr Man Iar.ste,r
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Quincy Herald .


Mr.. Peter Miller and Mr. Henry -.
been spending the past week dr,v,,. 'e
and examining the work done q, ~. 'ga
plantations. and expres. thsnsel,.s "a
gratiiied with the prs,Spec' hizaiy
These gentlemen. with ", Gas.-.S.
~ New York. have parcha-.i H. H. a.
Pani farm. oi so acre.. from NJ + & Ds-
mukes, paying therefor sl0p,o -. d.
some very fine laDi on fhls pi.7,f.,,..- ~.'e .
expected this will be the bass ~ ~ i
tan colony who will locate here s,'..'.S & Ala
coming fall q l-e
The Alsaiia1s wbo are nov ..urro~.,
company are 50 much plea~-i wlsb az. y iae
and the sril Of FLORIDA that they A. = Hla'e
have their relatives AMI irlen ! ..-.,i rs %
in order 10 give them an Opportunity >, al
this purchase " a. made NSte
The company have Ut On. i.-.,-.t
season, about 100000 plsnt-. ~hch ~ a.
includes The nece~>a-Y p.4n,i,- ~
twenty five per cent o: Tue n'.n,, IL N''4i
plants have 10 b. pullei ~ and .,b.-s .-s-
their places. b1; .or AZ 'hi. it... r, ..,.' y. Z
have growing ana 10 : 81 bs..ta. - -
about 5000 900 plants -
The company wi.i CIufsHn@ ?. .--,--
the 1J'h inst. and u - exf~-e,s,l 'l, -. - p
h'-r 81 plants st nlt ~ili b. breu.t' b.. =. -.
8 900 90, and when W. box a. fft.-- -
figures nc can plainly see tA.l l..'. ~ - -
to be done ID the way ID cu,fia. 80
packing AMI shipping. sal ;4r-e SO
plenty 10 10 iJr ali n4nt,
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Our Stale ticket seems not only to be meeti ng
with general favor, but is growing in popularity
as the disappointment of those who had favor
ties is wearing out As the people learn more o.
Frank Fleming, the gubernatoral nominee, they
like him better and feel that in him our Stale will
have an honest and capable chief magistrate
He served his State gallantly as private SOL
der IN the late war until he was promoted for
gallantry. As II private citizen he has dis
charged his duties faithfully, as his popularity
IN his home well indicates. In all lines of duty
he has been faithful and honest, and has won the
regard, esteem and confidence of his neighbors.
and Lot single charge can be successfully
made against his character as private citizen or
public Official This is much to be said in ia
vor of any man.
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-S'nce The a. l,>ie - tue Fl,sl,s.x a.,
{ + Merrill, .; ;he -t4:f 10 t4- Y..l.-r-
hs- spent some day in TAilaii4'se- IL : u.-.
pleased with our country ani o.. .a,.. ~
great promise "a IL fu'uft AID A. MARI.
The opinions Of - able i mAa. al,,, 5.j-,..-.
has been ripenei by cx'~us.v- ,.,,.-,.,...
While ed,of-in chiei % me w. f-l.3 -
established hi, reputation 81 F.s-l. Il.
writer 81 large ability anu no'ao.- sr-,,a.,.-
a TINES his g.l'el pen lisrr>-ia- .r..s, Tie -.--
tine laih II ufnali>m info tle Z .sr-, a..
o' we're win admirable results r. ,A-N..-
vile lme~.osH At Ind The -a.J 4,~. se.--.
10 poem which la attracted a E ..,..
a,sf f..-.-.x..i ,..rt,.s,ft7r.-
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The government employs 1000
women at Washington.
The DeFuniak critic Ia, been en-
larged from tour to eight pages
The Ocala Free Press, heretofore
four page journal, now prints eight.
-kverybody can afford to read the
FLomrIAN during The campaign-only
fifty cents.
The outlook for Democratic success,
j. very encouraging, but work-active,
uncea-lng works necessary
Every Democrat in Florida should
read the FLoEIpIAN during the campaign
II l--- Price, only 80 cents.
Lieutenant governor Mabry. over
III signature, reiterate- the statement that
he l. not candidate for Congress-
The fifth annual session Of the Flor
ida State Dental Association will be held
at II Augustine neat Monday and Tue
day.
Senator Pasco and Representative
Davidson, with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phil
lip aud Mr. Grain, all Of Florida, were
among the callers on the President last
Tuesday.
Judge f. W. GRAHAM, OF Manatee,
who II mentioned a. a successor 10 Judge
Mitchell on the Circuit bench, is a "a
MAMMALIAN, and printer who learned the
art in the Norntng -Netes Office.
The new mayor of New Orleans, a
Democrat, has appointed fifteen colored
policeman. This is rather more substan-
tial recognition of the black man than
appointing him alternate delegate to Re
publican conventions.
We publish notice OF incorporation
Of the II. Cloud Sugar Belt Railroad
Company, to extend from kis>lmmee 10
Knnnymede Andrew Gay, Edward J.
E,ting and X. r. McCarther, Jr., of Phil
adelphia. are the incorporators.
Even the bandaua costs twice as
much here a. in Canada saws the Raleigh
-N~,rs and Obsercer. Away with the in
justice and oppression O: the tariff.
Tariff reform, tax reduction, is the watch
word and in this sign the Democracy
vii conquer.
Every survivor Of the Army OF North
ern Virginia will be glad to learn, says
the Mobile Register, that monument to
Stonewall Jackson has been erected at
Charlottesville. 1t was at this battle
that the great leader was MORALLY wound
ed, and it was at this battle that he at
tanned his greatest fame as a soldier, and
fell in the arms Of glory.
When the nomination Of Cleveland
was announced on Wall street, New
York, some Of the brokers began to
bet on the result Of the election. Several
bets Of 400 TO $50 that Cleveland
would be elected were Immediately made
on the floor Of the Stock Exchange.
Mr.. John L. Hill, manager of the Flo
radelphia Company and of the Osceola
Construction Company has let the contract
TO Douglas IL Iowne Tor the construction
of railroad from Kissimmee to Runny
mede, and the road is to be completed
and in running order to St. Cloud by
August /. Two hundred hands will be
put TO work Immediately.
The National Republican Conven-
ton was called to order" on Tuesday
at Chicago but disorder rules the hour.
NJ NJ. Estee, Of California, is permanent
chairman. The Virginia delegation had
a fight among themselves. The Wise
delegation was admitted and Malone is
the most Disguised spectator on the
ground. The indications point to Sher-
man as the strongest man, and it is
claimed, including Ohio's vote, that he
will get only 2e9 on the first ballot, out of
q total of $50 votes.
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-Messrs. J. T. Bernard IL Son, local
agents for the State immigration Asso-
citation, will receive and forward Leon
county exhibits for the Cincinnati Expo
sition Consult with them at once if you
have articles to contribute 20 this worthy
cause, and thus assist in advertising your
section, its products, advantages, &c.
-" IL may sound absurd" said prom
inent Southern Congressman to Wash
ington reporter, but this red bandana
business is going to have tremendous
influence among the negroes in the South.
When you add to Mrs. Cleveland's re-
cognized popularity among them, the
idea that the man at the other end of the
ticket is famous for his red bandanas, the
heart of every plantation darkey south of
Mason and Dixon will warm to the Dem
ocratic ticket"
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From ine PaIaIka Herat.I
We think man who willing 10 die for
Florida Tar more suitable to BE- lis Governor
than the lhicving carpet bagger who, far away
from the scene OF carnage while it lasted in
vaded our country when peace WAS restored and
backed ny the scum OF the Caon army. robbed
he people of their rights Impoverished The N by-
their excessive taxation. and carried IN whole
SAFE. robbery in the Treasury Department of the
different States, besides bur1enng our State with
debt which could only be liqnliaicd through
a Democratic administration. No, we have de-
termned that Capiain Frank +. Fleming Shalt
be elected Governor of Florlla inst - sure a,
The sun rsts on the 9Th Of November
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The a,cendency Of the Democratic party 10
the State government in 1851 has proved a
blessing disguise 10 HE cO'Ored people OF
Florida. -JoHN WALLACE, in Carpelbag
Rule IN Florida"
This fact the colored people are rapid
ly realizing, and for this reason thou
sands Of them in the black counties will
this year vote the Democratic ticket
vote for the continuance of that blessing
good, honest government in Florida,
and in the nation as well.
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Death of. Mrs. Dennis

Last Wednesday Mrs. Sarah f. Dennis, wife of
the late l.. G. Dennis, died suddenly in Gaines.
vile, Fla, in her Both year Mrs Dennis was A
native OF Surbridge, Mass, and came To this
State with her husband just AT the close OF the
late war. Her husband was known in political
circles the Little Giant and was one of the
most noted politicians developed in the entire
South during the reconstruction period He
died about three years ago at Gainesville Two
young sons only survive the mother and father
- Ne{rorNis
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jacksonville Metropolis, 18TH
Immigration.

Yesterday afternoon the B )arl OF d rector oi
the Florida Immigration Association l-l: \
meeting in his city, and after hearing tn repp.is
OF several committees aud agents Apra.ar-i =
IA committee on the Florida exhibit - Cnca-
natl, MeSsrs. {. {. B anil. Of Walton: J " NJ
Clymonds, of Marion, and z. W. R-4ssa--. o.
Manalee.
Mr.. John Ellis, Of Lake county. was appointed
commissioner IL the Minneapolis ENp.>.iio1.
and Hon. J J. Willie OF Jefferson. L. rAe C4i-
cago Exposition. Their assistants aIe To ht 4?-
pointed al some future date
Alter the a tournament OF the Board u. - rec
tors meeting OF the Executive COMMITTEE
was held and J. F. Richmond was elected cAaii-
man
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will Wake "A Brilliant Record

From The hey West Democrat
BY our latest cablegrSm Captain Frank p
Fleming, of jacksonville, was nominated for
Governor. The final result MAS not hooked FOR
by the public Captain Fleming owes hi, sue
cess both "a the adheeivtneSs OF his friends and
the tenncity Of General Buock's supporters
The Convention had At last 10 decide between
them, AMI the high honor tell 10 the. lot of the
y0unge; leader Of the party.
Captain Fleming i about forty years Of age,
stands high in the legal profession. ana has he
atlli'N 10 max" a brilliant record for himself in
Tie EXccu i've nihc.. OF TIE Stale
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Able Letter frea Oar Deascrashc
Candidate for Governor.

Candidate for GovernSr.
MONTICELLO, Fla, June D. 1888
Hon. r. p Fleming, Jacksonville. Fla.
DEAR StR-As 4 committee appointed by the
late Democratic State Convention, assembled IN
81. Augustine for the purpose OF selecting The
s,andard-bearers of our party for the Stale cam
psign of 1888 il becomes our pleasant duty and
exalted privilege To notify you that You were
unanimously nominated ss the Democratic can
iidate Tor the Office of Chief Executive Of the
State OF Florida We await your response.
hoping 10 have II notification Of your acceptance
al your earliest convenience.
Very respectfully,
r. c. PARkHILL,
& l. BALTzELL,
b F. WHTTNER,
Committee.
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"
We piescn, herewith an excellent portrait Of
our candlda'e for Governor If the State Of Flor
ida The Weekly and Chro'.icle was, we believe.
The first paper in Florida 10 urge the nomination
oil his most excellent gentleman We have not
time THIS week to appropriately express our iov
over the result of The Gubernstorial contest thus
far. The name OF Captain Fleming is synony-
NOUS With the wa'ch-cry OF victory, and we
commend Ia The voters OF Florida the handsome
Testimonials in his behalf printed herewith
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What One Democrat Is Doing foe. rhe

One of the largest plantations in Florida is the
Bellamy place in Jefferson county, owned by
Colonel B. W. Bramy. 1t contains 5000 acres,
5000 of which is 10 corn and cotton, and also
gives employment TO | 800 negroes
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American and FOREIGN Lah0r

4 fair and careful revision Of our tax laws
with due allowance for the difference between
the wages OF American and foreign labor. mus,
promote and encourage every branch of our in
dusires and enterprises. Democratic PGatforna Of
1893
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Orange City Times,)
ThelState of California has appropriated $3S,-
600 toward advertising the State 81 900 for
each county. Florida would profit by Initiating
the OK annie
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The New York E'ce'.imy Post, com
menting on the late election, concludes
a. follows:
"The two largest interests in the State
are wool and lumber. Both of these
have been in a frantic condition respect
ing the tariff, while there has been little
or nothing done to enlighten the voters
as to their interests as consumers of duti-
able goods. In this respect Oregon may
be regarded as perhaps the most benght-
ed State in the Union"
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Our established domestic industries and enter
prises should moi and need not be endangered by
the reduction and correction of the burdens Of
taxaaion.-DexDOerGtic Platform Of 1885,
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Notice TO ORciaI..

We give below a notice from the Gov
ernor addressed to county officials upon
the matter OF furnishing information to
persons making inquiry about taxes, DC.
Considerable complaint has reached tie
Governor from nOn-re,idenis about count y
officials not noticing letters asking about
their property, taxes, g., and he take.
this plan 10 remind official Of their du-
ties and whac they may expect in ease Of
failnre u leriarm lhem:
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Greensboro Ca Journal
Oregon.

Oregon Is a Republican State, and has
been carried by that party in four Con-
gre>>onal elections notwithstanding
the mighty power Of the Pacific railroad
land grant pool, which the President has
persi-tently fought, aud the lumber trust !,
the wool combine and other powerful IN
fuences and forces, it will be seen by the
appended table that the Democratic vote
had risen in four years from 1852 in
1852, to 25.2s3 in 1855, being a gain Of
over 5000, while the Republican vote
had risen from 22,5l7 in 1882, to 26,9le
in 1856, being an increase Of 400 votes.
This at least shows the steady growth Of
Democratic sentiment in Oregon:
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kNE. CTIYE OFF, r.

There Seems 70 be >"ine ground III compliant
ihai TAX payer Ind difficulty in getting from
Collectors 81 Revenue :ep'ie- 10 r'ier- lHQliring
the anouut II iheif taxes. even though hey TAR
ni-h postage tor such replies.
Such. and all other officers should remember
tia; their Offices are not established or ibe.
appointed. for 'heir individual benefit. bat ior
ne public good, and that their ofici4 do'v, -
vel a. courtesy, demands hat every proper .D-
qufy be promptly answered ana eScry rca> ~
able facility IL eXjcniei to the pubiic tor ihe
transaction ri business with Their Offices a, Wei
by letter D. N person.
Officers subject To executive jurisdiction arf
hereby advised that negligence ia Ms respect
viii be treated a. neglect Of duty. and II Wi.
tul, viii be considered IA ,iica- ancc in.office
PFtxY
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Unnecessary-Uniust.

All unnecessary taxation is unjust TAXATION
Democratic Platform Of 1888.
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III Superintendent Il Public Instruction
ALBERT J. RUSSELL.
Of Duval County.
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For Commissioner 81 Agriculture 4.
LUClUS 3. WOMBW ELL,
81 Jackson COUuiY
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Fnr Secretary 81 STATE
JOHN L. CRAWFORD.
o. Wakul.4 County.
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sbs @stAlp 3IoriDia"
TABLISHED In 1928
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
j. w. DORR Editor.
TaIIahaseee. FLA. Juae "a. Isss.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For President:
GROVER CLEVELAND,
Of New York.
For Vice-President
ALLEN 6. THURMAN,
OF Ohio.
-O
STATE CONSERVATIVE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Governor.
FRANK P. FLEMING
Of Duval County.
FIR Secretary 81 State
JOHN l. CRAWFORD.
OF Wakul!4 County.
For safe Treasurer
+ J. PONS
o. Baker County
For Comptroller:
wv ID BARNES,
of jackson County.
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For Attorney General
WM 3. LAMAR,
81 jefferson County
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FIR Comptroller
wv d. BARNES,
of jackson County
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STATE CONSERVATIVE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Fpr Governor
FRANK +. FLEMING.
Of Duyal County
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For Safe Treasurer
F J. PONo,
o. Baker County
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~ Justices of supreme Cont
4 T. MAXWELL. o. E-canbia,
GEORGE +. KANEY q Lon,
II l.. MITCHELL. o, Hiilshorough
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Nice-President
ALLEN g. THURMAN,
81 Ohio.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-05-08
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York stock Market.
Reported bv z. W. Branch 20. banken
nd broke No. I'LL Main street.

REVIEW.
New YoRK, May THE marker
opened irregular with weak tendency
and ondon cancelliog buying oruers
sent before the opening; regarding the
latter, there was but little buying ior
foreign account to day. The L0nd9n
market closely followed ours. by IL
o'clock the selling pressure was very
heavy, mainly on Reading 81 au
Union Pacific, o. r., New England ana
Richmond Terminal. Out OF the morn
inp's aggregate sales there were over iour
fifIbs in these stocks. Sellers were the
clioues who have been selling for week
including the Gould stocks; but the
bears on all stocks were out In full iorce'
and had things mostly thei- own way;
hut the bulls tried to show a bold 'front.'
The outside news was not favorable the
Government only accepted Sl1 ,SOo bonus
out of 81 $3.50, 800 offered.
Sterling exchange was strong to'uay,
closing 4.S7@S9 The Atkinson showed
very bad earning report to-day, net DE
crease in the first quarter this year was
S1.Os4, 1855 March showed net decrease
of yC23.1l6. Closing transactions showed
slight rallies, but the traders were argu.
ing that the market should ease on
further
Money easy, 2@2A.
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Colonel L. j. Alfred Writes:

am in my seveniy-ihird year, and TOT
fifty years of that time ] have been a
great sufferer from indigestion, constiea-
ton and billiousncss. have tried all the
remedies advertised for these diseases and
got no permanent relief. About one yea:
ago grew much worse, the disease as
Stunning a more severe and dangerous
form. | became very weak and lost flesh
rapidly, until In November ! commenced
using Dr. II. Mozley's lemon Elixir. |
gained twelve pounds in three months.
NV strength and health, my appetite and
my digestion were perfectly restored,
and now feel as young and vigorous as
ever did In my life.
L. j. ALFRED.
.J1sner On March 8. 1887.
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Railroad Ticket Brokers

a HAW Is, l0.o tt-. Na.-
street ia road and steamboat i.t.r
all parts OF the world bought -.i --'
EXCHANGED.
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It's q Poor Rule, Etc.

I.andlady 10 applicant for board)-Havs
you children. madam'
, Apphcant-No
landlady- You are fortunate, for we never
take families who have children.
Applicant Have You any childreni
landlady--Y Yes. two
Applicant Well, you are unfortunate. for
we never board with families who have chill
dren -rew York Sun
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QUOTATIONS. AT REGULAR

QUOTATIONS. AT REGULAR BOARD.
Tobacco.-Bright, S. 90 to $l20O.
Grain.-Longberry, 05c. to 81; Short
berry, SSc. to 9jc.; corn, G3c. TO Gao. 4;
oats, 3Sc. 10 40c.
Butter-Choice, 20c to 22c.; fair, lSc.
to zoe; common, l2c. TO l5c.
Eggs. lie. 10 l2c.
Poultry-Hens, 33c. to &c.; chickens,
25c to SOC.
Bacon Hams (old), loo. TO l6c; hams
new, l2 to l3c.; sides, 8! to TO-; should
ers, II to Sc.
Vegetables. Tomatoes per box, 81 70 TO
3d. potatoes new. per barrel, 80 80 to
$3.50; dried apples, to &c.