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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-09
IN yIEMORIAiI vi.

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased AmishtyGod 10 re
~uOve from The of his earthly labOrs we'll
beloved brother Past Grand Master WILLIAM \.
BAKER VINO departed this lite at Jacksonville,
Flnri ia on the first day of October, lSSS, struck
down in the full bloom of his manhood by that ter
rible scnurgc yellow fever; and
WHEREAS While bow in humble submission
to the Will Of an all wise God, it becomes lis as odd
F, llows to place record token Of our regard
for the deceased brother; therefore,
IbeS0 ttd hat in the death OF Bro Baker, Leon
Lodge NO D. O. Q. F., has lost active and
Efficient member and the order a Jealous worker,
whose heart and hand were ever open to the relief
of the afflicted and distressed.
ReNO,ed That the death OF Bro. Baker removes
fir m our midst Il brother of whom it can be truly
said. that he was the nohcst work of Tod--an hon
est man-honcs in every relation OF life and true to
every tru,t--and thongh he was quiet aud unassum-
inc IN his ways, his hear was hicd with noble i'm
pulses which moved him to 90 many acts OF Kind
ness ana charity.
Rts,,,.d. That the life Of Bro 3 ler true
decentralization of the principles Of our beloved
order ana bv his >stcnt lif. he elevated odd
Fellowship and left Il worthy example for his sur
vivOrs.
heSoj,cd. That we tend his loving mother
who mourns the loss Other noble SON. our profound
sympathy ana assure her hat our hearts 20 ont TO
her in the hour Of her atilicton and W. earnestly
pray hat God may sh over his richest blessings ana
consolation upon her.
HcS,1,ed. That we deeply .ympathzc with the
other r. lativcs of orr deceased trothcr and com.
neud them to our Heavenly Father for comfort TO
; stain them in their time of sorrow.
ReSolrcd, That copy OF these resolutions he pre-
ecnted To the mother Of our deceased brother, and
that they he published III the city papers and III
the Jacksonville papers.
Resolped, That page of our record book be dedi-
Gated To his memory, and that our Lodge room be
drapcd in mourning and the brothers wear the usual
badge OF mourning for thirty days.
w W. McIxrosH, JR.,
CHARLES e.. PEARCE,
Committee
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Ger. Robert Bullock, the Democratic cand-
date lor Congress in the Second District, will
address the people on the issues of the campaign
at the following times and places
From time To time he will be accompanied
hv the following gentlemen Hon. B. H. Palmer,
Presidential Elecor; Hon. John f. Hartridge
Can't r W. Davis, H. F. Taylor, Esq. Judge
Hammond. Hon. Charles Doughertv, and other
well known and distinguished speakers
Green Cove Springs. October H. noon.
s. Augustine. October L. noon.
DrIand. October - noon.
Davtnra. October Ii, noon
Sanford. Octo "er II. noon
TituSyjlc October Is. noon.
Rock Ledge. October TO- noon.
ENTERPRISE. October 20. noon
orlando October -. noon
K>,imrcc. october %. noon.
Apopka. October "a noon.
Tavlre>. October -, noon.
Fnst> October %. noon.
Ieashirr. October ~. noon.
Suni,tNillc. October -. noon.
Wildwood. October 80. noon.
Lady Lake. Otober 81. noon.
North AXE Weir November l, noon.
Micanopy November >, noon.
Jacksonville. November 3. noon.
ocala November >. noon and night.
These appointments will be adhered to. In
the event ut Interference on account OF Quaran-
fine regulations or other causes, the appoint
mepts will be filled by local speakers, who will
bern readiness Tor such duty by special arrange
ment Of this committee.
r. l.. ANDERSON, Chairman.
GEO. ". WILSON, Secretary
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Gus citizens did not affec' my official action in
IL matter which | think Mr. Wilkins would not
now uphold
EagAn talks about engineering Republican
meeting in Precinct l6
Ii he means To say that | suggested such a
meeting, or heard any other person suggest H.
or thar | even knew OF il before it met, he lies
deliberately.
II | conid engineer Repuhlican voters INTO
Democratic lines, | would do il rs a mllter of
du'y 10 my State and rs Il matter Of charity to
coored voters, npnn whose shoulders Eagan and
others OF like illl rode into office for twenty
years. Respectfully,
w ID. CHIPLEY.
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Communicated.

PENSACOLA, L LA' sept. ~, 1888.
Editor PnSacohan.
1o,,r Pam Nos o1drossel 10 mo commnn;
cation. which he calls an Open Letter. but
which should ~. entitled In Onen Comics
s;on
After DENYING that he had said we. (Eapan
and State ,icken can elcct orr State ticker bv
tradnr off Rcnnh.ican candidates for the comfy
offices for yo,es for the State ticket" he adds
"What did saw was that the chances were
good AZ this wear the county officers wOnld he
elected and that YOnl1 omen a field for cOmhi.
nations"
In his case what can combination mean hut
tradeY
This man must rclv greatly upon the supposed
ignorance of his ahcrcnt> il he supposes that
this Transparent evasion will uni,t ne indipn,-
ton which hi, self confessed 1reachorv has
raisedaaaGs, him
neycG repeated to Etr9n that he had said
that he :hoaah; ~. cb,urra tor ina .nrcnss nf
his patty we've" % o."
He never >aj1 il IN n,, nn;n;c, WHO,
SAID was. mat ne ,nlI he ,hourht fhnre was a
:" fgh ,n- chtrcc'
IalicA r;,,, VI, WUl,d told n,o ,n.t ho IT..
gam i.l tx i,i.,..i,n II, Si;n,n., ,a, .,,,r ~,
fir>' tinl. IN twenty wears tj,.. cnnn,;cs vol
el,c, tn If c.un:y officer, and me- ,r,nnity
would be fine for sy,nn'nr con,tv n.tirrs f,r
votes for the State ticIr,n
Til, is what your cljtori i aftl1hn,.l IN IN
while the QuOlali0. USED bv Eag.n t.. mn, a ouo-
talon.
If Eagan can 10rrnre any diFo,.nc. b.,,veen
his Confession and inv ,,,cn,o, H., r.i.o. :, ans.
ton OF veraciy with Nj. Willard
Mr. Willard. however i ,h>nnt and his owl
dence m ,hc matter brc,n.. ,,,,;,,,,mr,,n, r., 7
say That the l,n.slar,. uaoirl ,,hnv, ! r,.nn.trl
10 john Eaoan ,,n! H.. .,l,n,,,,d ,.1r,,h
Mir Eaoau admit,,., - n,L.r ren,I,.,,..n III.
cortc!uc,> al nv .,,,,in.,t nm, nj. w.. ,yn,.,,
he ion,hi l. ", ,,,,,,,,. MA i.'trn vi. ,,,,,,
g, a'icr hirn. Idnnn, o.y,. th'nr nnm'.. - no
eydeacc in ne cs,,ulo,r.ify !, Necessary, 10 snn
por' mychtrgc
I,la' 80, lb.vo,N combination s;,nnlv l..
ca,,, ,il}1u, In,,, 81 !, ,ln,'.,l, !, n,,.';. i,
hi. a.. ~" 'I -
hJ4, ri..,a ,iroi,.' ,,'. .t,,or.n, ~. j. =
wila. r.i.,frr
E..an hr,,,,-, roo rl,.. ~ noli,ici,ns yho
cam. u, rI,.l 1h; - '','.u,',,1 r'1
al ,acloblc cril, nnlu me- ~. ,nrnr1 on, tx
Dcmntla,lr>,,,,..
H., ,rnci...l Recommendation ~ = R4nub)i-
can admin, .'r,,,n, !. '.,.,,,,. j., ma Inn,b
wonl, No. .l,.. ,>,,r,,,'.I ,,o','',9S >, ,i.. Dnmn.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-09

The candidates of The Conservative Demo-
cratic party of Gadsdcn county, with other gen
tlemen. will met and address the citizens OF the
county at the following times and places, viz.
sycamore "Wednesday. October TO-
Chaahoochee Saturday. October 13.
Hinsons ). House. Wednesday, October l..
Concord. Saturday. October 20.
Sawdust Wednesday, October "A.
Glen julia Thursday. October %.
Quincy, Saturday. October27
All are respectfully invited to attend these
meetings. r.. &. LOVE, Chairman.
Quincy, Sept IA, 1888
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COLUMBIA COUNTY
THE DEMOCRAraC CAMPAIGN.
State Committees Appointments.

HEADQUARTERS
DEMOCRATIC STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
PENSACOLA, October Sd, 1885,
The resumption Of passenger schedules on
South Florida Railroad, and notifications of
quarantine restrictions having rendered them
practicable, the following appointments are re-
newed and will be met by Hon. F. p Fleming
and other distinguished speakers This an
nOuncement supcrcedcS all others of prior date :
Fort Myers, October 18th, noon
Key West, October 18TH noon.
Manatcc, October 10Th, noon.
Tampa, October 10Th, noon.
Dadc City. October .2d. noon.
Brooksvillc. October sd, noon.
Mannfed, October 2lth, noon
Sumterville October 10Th, noon
I4ecsburg, October eth, noon,
TaVarrs October 29th noon.
Eustis October 2]th, night.
Ocala, October 3oth noon.
Pensacola, November %, night.
- Charmcn County Executive Committees
are especially charged with the local arrange
mcnls for these appointments.
BY order OF the Committee.
w. ID. CHTPLEY Chairman,
Pensacola.
Attest-L B. WoMBwELL, Secretary.
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The Usual Result.
From the Cleveland Plain Dealer DEM

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer Dem
Blaine Will very soon be in Indiana to stump
the state for James G.. Blaine. This is as it
should be- 1t must not be forgotten that Blaine
siumpcd Indiana in 1884 for the same person
that he is siumping it for now, the result OF
which was Indiana gave democratic plurality
of 6,512.
People really acquainted with the history of
the tariff are well enough aware that what Mr..
Blaine is willing to tell about it would hardly
make a fair sized comic almanac.-C0ur'er.
Journal
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Executors N office.

.CIX MONTHS FROM THE FIRST PUBLlCA-
- tion of this notice the undersigned, executor
of the estate of Sidney II Jones' late OF the county
of Leon and State of Florida, deceased, will pre-
sent his final accounts and vouchers TO the county
Judge of the said county OF Leon, ana ask TO DC
discharged from his eXecutorship OF said estate.
THOMAS I. HALL,
May TO- 1858 6m Executor.
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Administrators Notice.

CIy MONTHS AFTER THE FIRST PUBLICA-
y ton of this notice. the undersigned, admins
traitor of the estate Of Peter l.. B.rneau, late OF
Leon county, and State of Florida, deceased wii
present his final accounts and vouchers to the Hon.
Edward VI. West, County Judge of Leon county,
and ask to be discharged from his administration OF
said estate JAMES HOi-LAND'
April ), lSSS-6m ADMINISTRATOR
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Democratic Comfy Nominees.

The following Democratic County
Nominations have been made during the
past week:
DUVAL COUNTY
senator, Harrison Slarratt Representatives,
T. j. Boyd and J. w Mead; County Judge, w
A. Mclean; Circuit Court, r. f. Buckman ;
Sheriff, n. b. Browar'i; Tax Collector, NJ. j.
Brown; Tax Assessor, Rev. ID. p Smith; Super
nttndent OF Publlc instruction, w b. Clarkson
ST JOHNS COUNTY.
Senator, Ernest Washington Representatives
+. *. Moore and \. J. Corbett: County Judge,
NJ. II. Cooper; Circuit Clerk, B. f. Oiiveros ;
Sheriff, ii. II. Floyd; Superintendent of Public
Instruction, Peter Arnau; Treasurer c. Pomar ;
Tux Assessor r. f. Timanics; Tax Collector
A. E. Lopez; Surveyor, II. p. Prioleau.
COLUMBIA COUNTY
senator, George c. Mai'ox; Representatives,
J. R. LiteS and J. j. Knowles; Circuit Clerk
John Vinzant, Jr.; County Judge A. J. Henry :;
Treasurer, L. W. A. Rivers; Sheriff, j. L. Nib
lack; Superintendent of Public Instruction. E.
G. Persons Tax Assessor, A. B. Brown; Tax
Collector, j. c. G.. Roberts.
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The Sem:iGe'~ Idea.

Philadelphia Times: To increase the taxes
on clothing and reduce the taxes on cigars and
cigarettes is The Senate idea oi helping the work
ingman"
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a Dreadful Contingency.

From the st. Louis Post dispatch.
1t would he Il terrible catastrophe for the sup
porters Of Gen. Harrison if the Senate should
really pass tariff bill wiping out the surplus
and thus wipe out all of the Republican candi-
dates schemes to dispose of the surplus But
Gen. Harrison probably knows that he can de-
pend on the Senate not to do this.
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NOW READY :!

THE IMMIGRATION FLORIDIAN IA pages :;
the best Immigration Document of the Season.
PRICES
one dozen copies 81
One hundred copies 100
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-09

The Treasury surplus-sweat from the brow
of the American workingman-hoarded for the
protection OF the manufacturer.
An American industry that thIivcs only by
means OF protcclOn-that of the professional
Republican pOlitcan.-Neo York Ueraid
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He Sees Light at Last.

From The CINCINNATI Enquirer.
Martin Kellogg, well known pioneer of HUI
ron county, and who is now 102 years Of age,
has come out for President Cleveland Mr.
Kellogg voted for Harrison IN 1870 and has
voted with the Republican party ever since The
Republican PARTY has been in existence He
!ys that every male member Of his family has
been converted TO tariff and reform
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We want good correspondent in every
neighborhood and village in Leon county. Send
us short, newsy letters and let the world know
what you are doing. In this way you can assist
in advertising your county, its attractions and ad-
vantages. tt
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Yd;'. Webb Heard From.

Mr. Webb writes Us a private letter from
Providence under date October Sd, from which
we extract as follows:
Dear Mr.. Boren:
The package of cardboard hangers came duly
to hand, as did the circulars, for advertising the
Tallahassee Hill Country. For the past two or
three weeks | have been exclusively at Fairs,
and put out circulars quite freely.
Your last issue came to-day. | see you are
on the war-paih" with the FLORIDIAN There
is field for it, and big one You see your OPP
portunity and propose to take advantage of the
time and the tide. With the FLORID-
IAN yOn can reach the $4,000 notch in subscrip-
tons. X The Car was at the Connecticut State
Fair, in Mcriaen, three weeks ago; at the Rut-
land, Vermont Fair, two weeks agO-where a
diploma was awarded-and at the Rhode Island
State Fair last week, where Il silver medal was
awarded. The car this week is in Hartford,
Connecticut While in Mcrden | opened
the car on ainy Sunday for the
benefit of the yellow fever sufferers, and sent
$24 to jacksonville Last Sunday | opened
here for the same purpose and sent $62.
The car has been all revarnished with two
coats OF imported varnish and looks as NICE a
new silver dollar.
Frost is changing the color of the leaves on the
trees here in New England After next
week | expect To visit the Richmond (NaD Expo
sition
Yon are wide awake about the car | wish
other Flordans would follow me up rs closely.
Poor Jacksonville. What hard time She is
having. hope to see her come up and out of
her ashes PhcniX like, and be more successful
than ever With best wishes for your
success, remain your friend,
W. S WEBB
Z. S-lf you care to send me part, or all of
your Immigration Issue | will distribute them
ntelligcntly and thoroughly.
I'm Memory
of Sampson IL Butler Jr, eldest son of Mr.
Sampson II. and Mrs Ida l. Butler who died
in Tallahassee, Fla, on Friday morning, Sep
TENDER 2lst, 1888, aged six wears, nine months
and fourteen days
Swectly sleeps Sample meath erth's emerald
mantle,
Sleeping in Jesus quiet and still
Dropping boughs sway DER his grave, and the
Zcphys
Above and around sweet odors send.
Summer roses and lilies will soon pass away,
Wiltcd will lie in their damp lowly bed
Though fair dewy mrrns in splendor rise,
The blossom Will bri 5hteR--ah. never again.
Yet know of a land Of sweet fragrant flowers,
Where no winters frost with its blghting cold
Will crush from the roses ard white lily bell
Their fragrance and life, for It's summer always
To this Eden transplanted our dearly loved Sample,
From his prison Of clay, now enshrOuded in
gloom,
Will await dear Jesus, the blessed reunion
OF mother and father and loved ones above.
Gone from us ere storms Ger his young life had
Gone from dear Sample till the great final day
Swectly sleep, Sample, We would not awaken
To care and to sorrow thy young life again.
October lst 1888. FRIEND.
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Special to the New York World.
WAsHINGTrN Oci. AIR. Taylor. cx. United
Minister to Liberia, was al the Capitol to-day.
Il lust came down from New York said he,
+" to see il there WI, anything ying loose about
Washin .ton Pm running The negro Demo-
cratic headquarters in New York City The ne
grocs are now in the Democratic party for good
Two hun,lI ed and forty thousand OF them in the
Northern States Will vote fer Cleveland ne Xt
month. The Democratic ticket is supported by
sixteen leading negro newspapers There have
been nine negro Democratic State Conventions
held, besides the National conference al Indian
apoIis." Being asked if il were true that he
Turner and Other leaders were making IL pile
out OF DtmCCiailc eltctioneeIing, Mr. TAYLOR
laughed broadly aud said that ms cad of getting
any money out OF it, he paid the Democratic
party $50 IL month for The glory there was in il.
Again the Democrats Won.
Special TO the World.
NORWICH, Conn., Oct 1.-The Democrats to-
day elcc eel the first Selcctmen aud Town Clerk
Republicans tonight are mourning the bygone
time when their party ruled this town and city
The Young Republican Club, an organization
formed expressly TO prevent the Democrats from
carrying even an unlmportant office has been
beaten again It's first overthrow was when the
Democrats elected their Mayor. The vote to day
was small, owing To the weather. The returns
from the outlying country districts, comprising
the whole of Eastern Connecticut are coming
in slowly Those already in, however, Show
that the Democrats are holding their own and
in some instances making marked gains The
election, although not usually of much impor-
lance is closely watched for indications OF how
this part of the State will vote in November
RIDGEFIELD, Conn, Oct 1.-The Democrats
today elected Board OF Selectmen for the first
time in twenty years.
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That Senate Tariff ssill.

From the Philadelphia Times Und)
The Senate tariff bill is simply enforced con
fes>inn and pilitblc avoidance II contcsscs The
wrong OF ovcrtaNaiiOn, and avoids lcssenng
taxes ON most OF the common ncCc>saricS of lie
and on most OF The common ncctS>a Iics OF bUsi-
ness. Ii is simply the confession of IL democrat
Zed party and he avoidance OF Il cowar,lly shut
flcr. 1t i il bill that HE Senate does not want :;
that the country doe, not want, and that will de-
cc."e unnc IN the great game OF deceit it is in
tended To play.
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NURSERY STOCK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION


Ii call OF OF AS|
In MITCHELL, Tallahassee, Fla.
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Everything Nicely Arranged.

Philadelphia Record: " Husband-IIem, err
my dear find my correspondence is becoming
so heavy that | will have to employ type,
writer You referred yesterday to the accom-
pli>hed typewriter, Miss De Sweet Do you
know her intimately 2"
Wife-Oh, yes. She has been teaching our
daughter Clara for six months, and Clara is now
readr 70 60 into your Office at any time.'
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Wonderful Shooting by Dr. Carver.

From the Pltt-Durg Dispatch.
Dr. w. +. Carver Yesterday performed the
most rema kable feat in shooting at Exposition
Park ever witnessed. DR.. Carver had made a
bet OF 800 with Adam Forepaugh, Jr, that he
wouG break SIX glass balls thrown into the air
simultaneously before They fell to the ground
Thu shooting was dome with Spencer repeating
rifle in the presence of few invited guests. DR..
Carver hadtnnl the slightest trouble in perform
ing the tcat, repeating it four times in success
sion. The Doctor not satisfied with this,
but threw up seven balls at once, all OF which he
perfOralcA before lhcX icll 40 The 9rnnnl.
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OF NOW BEING IMPROVED!
COME QUICK BEFORE THEY ARE ALL SOLD!


Timber Lands Cattle
ridge" of the peninsula
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TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

MatamOrds advices say that the Mexican
quarantine against Texas was raised Mon.
day.
Tho Democrats Of the Third district,
Virginia, yesterday renominatcd George
ID. Wise for Congress.
The city Of Leon. Mexico which was lately
inundated is again under heavy rains.
The railway stations are flooded and local
trains service was suspended yesterday
morning.
Brakeman Cummings accidentally ran
against Brakeman Christie, ON a freight
tram while il WIS passing over Pomqucl
bridge IN Nova Scotia yesterday, and both
iell oil into the trestlc work and were
killed.
The Chattanooga Chair company as
signed yesterday, naming j. 4. Hill as
their Assignee, with liabilities aggrcgaiing
about $4,000 Their assets consist OF a
large factory, stock on hand and book ac-
counts.
Rollins chapel. one Of the finest OF the
Dartmouth college building, at Hanover,
was badly damaged by fire Tuesday night.
The building was the gift Of the Hon. Ed
ward A. Rollins, OF Philadelphia, and cost
$4,000.
Mira Pierrcpont Morgan, Of New York.
and some friends, while out among the
Thousand islands Tuesday, were all thrown
in the water by the capsizing OF the boat.
Ars. Morgan lost personal jewelry 20 the
valueOf Slj,OOO. Expert divers arc search.
ing for the valuable IN twelve feet OF wa
ter,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06

the names OF the SiCncrs as their publica-
ton is not relevant and might involve in
nocent parties in disgrace. The follow
ing extracts are Significant:
FROM LETTER 40. |.
81 know You are lonesome and home
sick but it will be all right in a few days. +"
"Be careful what you tell Mrs, Fercu-
son, as it won't do 10 trust ANYBODY. What
did the woman at 2i9 say about il. did
she say that she could cure YOU. and how
long did she say II would take? BE sure
20 burn this letter up rs soon ms YOU read
il, so nobody will see il, and stay there
until you are cured and we will not rel
into this trouble again
FROM LETTER 40. ..
"Charlie told me OF the letter he had
from YOU, and that YOU are not stoppiur
at the place ON Madison street nave Won
the number of. Write TO me soon MS am
anxious to know how You are. Address
me by my real name.
There are other lcttors. one from a
young man who loved her deyotcdly and
hopelessly, and who's, honest love she had
rejected. IL would mel, heart of stone
TO read them.
There is the story, II is a case for
the coroner and the grand jury. If a
crime has not been committed here, all
signs are deceptive.
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PRAISES FROM IRlsn.AMERlcANs.
The Pre- sIdent's Attitude In the Fisherie
Matter Endorsed H. Baltimore.

-
The Presidents Attitude In the Fisheries
Matter lndorsod H. Baltimore.
Blumoro Special.
The Irish-Amerrans hold n mociing
bcr, tori,ht 10 ipJ,rs., ,l,,, ,,,.;lo,,,,. =,
- -, a. s.La.; ''',,'''''' ~
~ Wv "'''l "'''''' 'oh'
'ordla nav was parNrd with representa-
tive lrishmen, many Oi whom have here
toforo been identified with the Republican
noriv Snccches WON. mail, LA, D., r,,,l,,r
- -, -, ,,.i , ,,,,,i',
". 80 ,, V,"'o''' ''' ,N,'o,' "'''''''
Ilhkhry Nhylo occupied the platform Tor
over an hour lil' address created great
ch'huaIaShl' csPeclW'l mat portion oi II
auNOca,IhS a'I iilshII'h 10 Sldhd ny the
MAJ, VINO Iad ih' courage to come out
poiiy LOT Aheiir'l IIsh'S'
Democrats or Republicans but ~ Amer
lean citizens 10 eNpry,, confidence in the
national administrator.
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One reliable merchant in every town trib.
uiary to Memphis 10 knock out NIL compc.
tition by taking the agency of the world.
renowned Straiton & Storms New York
cigars and Geo. l.. Lies * Co. . celebrated
Builos. Your neighbor can't get the goods,
~ We will only sell 10 one merchant IN
each town. We solicit a sample order.
]. SANELspN x Co.,
cole Distributing Agents,
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