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NEW CONSTITUTION.
Single copy, 10 cents; per dozen, $1.OO.


GREENvILLR, FLA, June 25, 1896
DR.. Whitehead:
In the year 1873 was attacked with a severe
case OF Blood Poison that de6ed all treatment
went 10 several physicians but found no relief.
FINALLY went before a board Of physicians at
Tallahassee and was examined and nv case
was declared to be virulent case OF Blood Poi
son, and all the medicine they gave me failed to
eradicate the dreaded disease, and my life was in
danger. lost the use of my left arm, and a
physician at this place said my arm would have
10 be amputated. The corruption that came
from various sores was so offensive that dis
liked TO come in contact with my friends and
neighbors. l took thirty-two bottles of an AT
lanta Blood Purifier, also lot made in Balti.
more and in fact everything that could hear Of
but received no benefit. l had entirely despaired
when your General Agent, Mr. Clarksou, came
here advertising p P. P. (Prickly Ash, Poke
Root and Potassium, and induced me 10 give it
a trial. l got one large bottle, took il, and one
and halt small ones, and the various sores have
healed entirely, and the new skin has a clear,
healthy color. and my general health is better
than ii has been before in ten years | consider
1t the grandest blood medicine of the age, as
such small amount shows its wonderful effects
l am agent of the F. r. & n r. R., at this place
Greenville, Florida, and take great pleasure in
recommending medicine that has performed
such wonders for me. Respectfully yours,
j. W. HAMMERLY,
Agent F. r. & n r. R.
Garden Seeds,
Fresh Cabbage Seeds,
Fresh Turnip Seeds,
Fresh Ruta Baga, at
14-lt RAWTe'
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rOmine and Arsenic Water.
July 5, 12-1m RAwL's

You will have no use for spectacles If you
use DIR. J. H. McLeans Strengthening Eye
Salve; it removes the film and scum which &C
cumulates on the eye balls subdues nf1amma-
ton, cools and soothes the irrita:ed nerves,
strengthens weak and failing sight 25 cents a
box. April 26 3m
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,oc,LRAILRcAD SCHEDULE.

s.,.,, and express arrives at 1919 P. N.
s-' NHi'' - NH. N -s-s arrives at PIP p. NJ.
49, =. .,.--,-. .,r arrives at 2.5s A. NJ.
g. -. u4s-il .tr arrives at l2:0l A. NJ.
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1T your kidneys inactive, you will fee
and look wretched, even in the most cheerful so
ciety. and melancholy on the jolliest occasions
DR.. J. Fl. McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm
will set you right again 81 90 per bottle Apl "a
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Excellence of Grain, Perfection of Water,
Expert Knowledge Of all the best Methods of
Distillation, Extensive Experience, Abundant
Capital, Complete and Expensive Equipment
and High Purpose all these are used in the
making of
HARPERs NELSON COUNTY, KY, WHIskEY,
for which We have secured the sole agency.
Julius Ball & Bro Tallahassee, Fla
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When you are constipated, with loss of APP
petite, headache, take one OF Dr. J. Fl. McLcau's
Little Liver and Kidney Pllets. They are
pleasant 10 take and will cure you. 25 cents a
vial. April 26 3m
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A pair of small mares for carriage Must be
gentle. Apply to L. B. MoREL,
Old Page Place, 9Th mile on Miccosukie Road.
13-3t
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Lumber Yard, CANDLES Hill /!

Until FURTHER NOTICE, MERCHANTA-
u BILE lumber, in lots of Five Hundred Feet
and over, $l3 90 per thousand feet; smaller lots
&13 80 fl3 81 r GAMBLE
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eeos. o !. 1S ;ss', L LSsss sa sS 3 :,
: every 5.,-. IN good standing are invited to
r.. b'O'"'' : p ROZEAR, N. g.
~. 3 scs,psH r ;.
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The Children
SNNs

Save The Children. They are especially
CNSS liable TO sudden Colds, Coughs,
Groups, Whooping Cough, etc. We guarantee
Acker's English Remedy a positive cure 1t
saves hours of anxious watching. Sold by M.
Lively druggist Feb. 16-44eOw
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NOTICE OF THE INCORPORATION
-OR THE
ST. CLOUD SUGAR BELT RAILWAY co.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN AC-
IN cordance with the provisions of an act of the
Legislature of the State of Florida, entitled " An
act for the Incorporation of railroads and canals
approved February 10Th, 1874, and amendments
thereto, we, the undersigned, have formed and or
ganized q company to construct and operate = rail
road from the city of Kissimmee to the town OF
Runnym sde In Osceola county, Fla, to be known
as the st: Cloud Sugar Belt Railway Company.
ANDREW GRAY, Philadelphia, Pa,
EDWARD j. FITTING, Philadelphia. Pa.
X. T. McCARTER, JK.. Philadelphia Pa
June l2th 1888 ~ 9Odys
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-Chase's Barley Malt Whskey is free from
all trace of Verdigris or other impurty Being
rich and INJURIOUS il builds up the feeble and the
ccnsumptive. Sold by VIM p Slusser & Co.,
Tallahassee June 12-1m
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CHRONOLOGICAL.

IF 7engers.Q~e II tallahassee, Florida
ror tie past ,Oeek.
..r rs " A. RAwLs Druggist and
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Its advantages practical instruction and cspecalv IN
the diseases OF the Southwest are anequ.led the
superintendent materials from the great Char
ty Hospital with fs 100 BIDS and 1900 patients snna
ally Stidena. have - - to pay and special
% os,y sen - ~ - - Ms Mek - IN No
PROF s. =. CHAILLk II. D., Dean
~P. O. Drawer 81, New Osieaass, La
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RoO>oS That are fretful, peevish, cross
or troubled with Windy Collie
Teething Pains, or Stomach Disorders can be re,
lleved at once by using Ackers Baby Soother
Il contains no Opium or Morphine, hence is safe
Pnce % cents. Sold by NJ. Lively druggist.
Feb 16-44-eOw
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a...-..n SOCK Reservation Books, printed
.n5 o,ner 81. nb,.ln'ally bound, suitable
,.o.r,.-.r- # Registration as County
~e 8o".'
DOM * loves Tallahassee, Fla.
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3 Cents

Will buy a copy OF the Leon County Pamph
lei, at FLoRIDIAN OFFICE.
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No. FULTON MARKET, New YORK CITY.
January, 26, 1894 {
II have been using BRANDRETH's PILLS for
the last ten years. They are wonderful medi-
cine. There is nothing equal to them as Blood
Purifiers and Liver Regulators But wish 10
state how remarkably they cure rheumatism
and how easily was affected by rheumat ism
OF the legs: My business (wholesale fish DEALER
naturally leads me to damp places | was so
bad l could not walk. and at night | suffered
fearfuly; tried Balsams, Sarsaparillas and all
kinds of tinctures, but they did me no good and
was afraid of being cripple finally COM
menced using BRANDRETH's PILLS took two
every night for ten nights, then | began to i'm
prove. / continued taking them for forty DAYS
and got entirely WELL Now, whenever sick, I
take BRANDRETH's PILLS They never fail
J. N HARRIS
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NEW ENGLAND
CONSERVATORY.

Thorough instruc tiOn under abiest Maseers I'm
MUSIC. FINE ARTS, BL0CUTI0N. LIT
ERATURE, LANGUAGES, RHYSi1AL
CULTUMH, AND TUNING. Tuition Is 10 Cox
per term. Board and Room including Steam Heat and
calendar giving full information. address
T. TOURJEE, Director, Franklin Square, Boston.
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builders and Contractors.

Only Flrst-Class Work done. Seasoned Lum-
Der always on hand. Address at present,
F. G. GILMORE Tallahassee, Fla
| 52-u &. l. DAVIS Quincy, Fla
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Ac\sex's Blood Elixir is the only Blood
positive cure for Ulcers, Eruptions or Syphilitc
Poisoning. 1t purifies the whole system, and
banshes all Rheumatic and Neuralgia pains
We guarantee il. Sold by NJ Lively
Feb 1914 cow
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WAX FL ATAUER.

Can be found at the store of Mr. K b German
where he is prepared to do all kind Of work 10
his line with promptness and Dispatch Repair
lug fine watches a specially. All work war
ranted. TALLAHASSEE, June IA, 1SSS-3m
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.,'qr meetings Of AUcLLA ENCAAF-

Hssl.'s Lii ,hc arst and third 7Aursday Ees
,orth. al heir Ledge Room, al O'CLOCK.
"a saf- .,,,s standing are invited TO attend:
p s--S-chs IL go : P. ROZEAR, C. p.
.-.x-sr STih+.
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Store, 24x80 feet corner Monroe and McCarty
Streets TO rent Apply to
Eft GEO. w. WALKER
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A red Irish setter (male) with traces of mango
on nose, and left front leg swollen
Reward offered Address,
Z. DUBOIS, or BYRD & DENHAM
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OP E NJ
BR0KAW HOUSE!

TONTRARY TO MY USUAL CUSTOM OPEN
~ my house for the summer. which is Centrally
situated on Monroe street, to business and
Postofice.
Special rates offered daily, weekly monthly.
Apply to Mas. L. A. BROKAW.
P. o. Box, 100, Tallahassee, Florida
June IS 1SSS-tf
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10 try the full Havana filler cigar, only "a cents
at BYRD & DENHAM's
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We have given VIM. p Slusser & Co. the
agency In Tallahassee for our Barley Malt
whisky. Distilled from matted barley, it is
rIch and nutritious and free from all impurity
For the sick and feeble it is true tonic.
+. II. CHASE & CO, Distillers, Louisville.
Ky. Abr II 1855 m
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DOm'G Forget

You ever had, at Byrd & Denham's, only 81
cents-full, long filler Havana cigar
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Send Ten Gents
GILMORE a. DAVIS.

for copy OF His Letters descriptive of the
Tallahassee Country. If
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Tallahassee. Fla, July Is, Isss-l44w
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cNM'< S\eew Nights |. ne com.
suffering from Asthns, CcnsunptiOn In. .Ss'
etc. Did you ever try Acker's EasIish Rem.
dy Ii is the best preparation known for all
Lung Troubles Sold on positive guarantee al
III cents. 50 cents Sold by NJ. Lively.
Feb 1914 cow
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THE SEMINARY
WEST OF THE SUWANNEE RIVER,
TALLAHASSEE. FLA.

GEO. NJ EDGAR, LII D., PRESIDENT, Assisted by
aCorps of Able Teachers
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that G. W. Saxon & Co. are headquarters
Nails. IL
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see Cords


Oak and hickory wood tor sale. Leave orders
nj STORE OF 14-u "a LEVY.
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Apply for terms, &c, at
FLORIDIAN OFFICE
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BOarders Wanted.

for sale, at 1921 G. w. SAXON Il Cos
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-04-11
improvements Going Forward.

@. Becker is erecting an addition to S.
G. Roper & Co.'S Farming Implement
store in West Water street, 20x40, re-
quired by the increasing demands of their
business
The E. Kunert Manufacturing COM
pany have commenced large addition
to their works on First street to be used
as foundry and for the manufacture of
boilers
Workmen are engaged in building on
story to the Empire mill of the Globe
Milling company adding to its convent
ence and capacity
H. w Kruger has the material on the
ground for the erection of a new brick
bakery building on the corner of Main
and Seventh streets, Second ward
John Joda is building a frame dwell
ing house on his lot on Fourth street
next tG D. G. Whyte's.
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Another Landmark Gone.

A few days ago, to make way for new
brick building, about to be erected on it's
site by Soren Hanson, 'the old shop OF
the "Poor Mans trieud," Richard JONES'
Esq was taken down. The building was
two story frame, built by Mr. Jones
something over ferty years ago, and used
by him as wagon shop and store-room
for unfinished material used in the
manufacture of wagons. 1t served also
as a legislative hall and lyceum. 1t was
also law-school in which were taught
common and statute laws and their appli-
cation in the higher courts of the state and
nation. No point of law was too abstruse
nor technically too fine for consideration.
Constitutional questions were argued, ar
| guments OF attorneys and decisions of
courts were criticized and the sophistries
OF the one and the ignorance, or worse, OF
the other plainly shown. 1t also served
as a hospital where the lamented DIN
summoned the inhabitants of the other
world to minister TO lhe ills of the inhab-
itants of this mundane sphere. Among
those spiritually treated by Prof. Olin were
our worthy friends, Thos. Moore and the
late James Rogan, and many others.
Spiritual seances by Prof Olin and cold
Uncle AL" were frequently held in which
one mesmerized and the other told for
tunes. It was the headquarters of the
Union League few years ago, where
Messrs. Finn, Mertzke, Griffitbs, Devy,
Moore. Piper, WILDER and others fought
the bondholders and their friends, who
were trying to collect the bonds of the
city, and through whose Vaccinations
some of them were arrested. Here they
claim the back of the bondholders clique
was broken, SO much SO that The Chicago
Times advised the authorities OF the city
of Memphis, Tennessee. to come to Water
town, and learn to battle their bondhod-
ers, that it was the only city in the United
States that knew how 10 do it. Here also
the Cymric bard mounted his win ged
horse Pegasus, tuned his Tyre and sung
the praises of Llewellen Morgan Lloyd,
Henry Richards and other Welsh celebri-
tries, and sometimes turned the shafts of
satire and ridicule on men who stepped
aside from the paths Of virtue and recti-
tnde Oh! what memories cling around
that old shop and its presiding genius,
the "Poor Mans friend" The old shop
is gone, but Richard is hale and hearty
and as fond of joke as when in years
gone by we gathered in the old shop and
watched Prof. Olin mesmerizing old IN
Gle Al and uncle Al playing the deuce with
the professor. May his years be many
aud happy, and may we often meet and
laugh over the many pleasant happenings
in the old shop. xxx
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Booms and NEWSPAPERS.

The Omaha World says the people of
Tucson, A. t., by public subscription
buy 5000 copies of their local paper every
month, for the purpose of sending it
abroad, aud in addition pay $500 for the
expense attending the "write ups" of
their city. Lamar, CAL, pays $4,000 for
pamphlets and ST. 900 for write up in
the press. The Monitor, Fort Scott, Kan
sas, is paid 81, 900 for talking up the ad-
vantages of the city Hutchinson, Kan
sas, claims to pay The News $4,000 for
running morning paper, and Newton
better by subscribing $4,000 to have The
Republican boom the place. These BOOM
ing places and papers are kept up by
merchants contracting for so much adver-
Using in given term, and the paper will
earn the money thus paid them.
How much is expended in this way to
boom Watertown?
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PERSONAL.

MI. Woodland returned yesterday from
his Florida trip.
Hon. G. E. Hooker, of Waupun, was
in the city yesterday.
! Mrs. A. A. Clark, of Horizon, has been
visiting her son Harry Clark in his city.
Mrs. ID. w. Moore, of Waupun, has
been visitor at the residence of S. u.
Roper.
Mrs. d. K. Jones and daughter Miss
Anna, left yesterday for Lime Springs,
Iowa, after a visit of several months.
Gus May represented the Globe Milling
company at the meeting yesterday in Mil
waukee Of the State Millers' association.
Miss Maria Mentink, who has been in
Madison for some months past, returned
last week to her home in the First ward.
Frank Bishop, of Milwaukee, we'll
known here, left Monday for Knoxville,
Tenn, with view of locating there per-
manently.
DR.. J. Weinlander was called 10 Illi-
nois on business. He will also visit his
parents while there, and return in about
two weeks.
VIM. L. Norris attended the Grand
Council of the Royal Arcanum at Wau-
kesha yesterday, as representative OF
Unity Council, of this city.
w, W. Pollock, editor of The Milwau-
kee Industrial West, paid his first visit To
Watertown on Saturday, and the substan-
tial character of our buildings, as well as
the come Y appearance of the streets and
things generally, was quite new and
agreeable revelation to the gentleman.
Come again, and see what progress we
make in another decade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Davis, of
West Superior, have been guests of Mr..
and Mrs D. Schwieger, and while in town
looked at several residences for sale with
the view of purchasing home in Water
town, being favorably impressed with our
city as place to live in. We shall be
glad to have the opportunity of wecom-
ing MIR. and Mrs. Davis to our midst.
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The Leading Stock
eclipsing all Others in

quality, quantity aud Price.
Look where you will, but don't buy be-
fore looking over the latest styles at the
lowest possible prices in our immense line
OF Spring and Sumner Woolens Now is
the time &c have your suit made.
SCHIFFLER 81 QUENTMRYER's
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-04-11
HOME MATTERS.

The machinists expect to see you at
heir ball at the Armory Friday evening.
We are in receipt from our former
ownsman, hon VIM. Livsey, his report
) state treasurer of the commonwealth Of
pennsylvania for the year ending Noyem-
er 80. 1887.
Mrs. Nm. Wendorf, of the town of
mmet, was adjudged insane Thursday
pon the medical testimony of Drs. w
.Whyte and G. ] Rack, and commit
d to the Northern Hospital for the In
ne. Mrs. Wendorf is 50 years of age
I'd the mother of eight children. Her
ind has been affected at intervals for
me years past.
The Milwaukee wheat market yester-
Y was excited aud 134(02c higher, un-
the stimulating influence of the gov
nment crop report, which places the
terage condition of winter wheat on the
It inst. at So against SO last year and
~ IN 1886 The average this year is
ie lowest in some time past, excepting
lly in 1883 and 1885, when it stood at
} and 76 respectively. Flour was f rm,
It inactive Barley closed at 76c, rye
5914e, corn at 1870 and oats at 1890.
ay wheat closed at 7615c, and June at
&c. Hogs were 9@l0c higher, rang
9 at So. 100000.
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Board of Education.

Special meeting of the Board of Education,
April 5, 1855
The Finance Committee offered the following
report, which was on motion adopted and the
accounts therein contained allowed.
WATERFOWL, April 4, 1888.
To the Honorable Board of Education:
DETERMINATIONS FinanceCommittee would
respectfully report, that we have examined the
following accounts and recommend their allow
ance as follows,
Lee g. shepard, textbooks, Sol 20; Henry Holt
& Co textbooks, 3s 40; ]. w. Moore, publish
ing notice, 90c.; VIM. L. Norris, publishing
notice, 9Oc. VIM. II. Rohl, xpress charges, ETC.,
$1.40; d. Haak yshovelng snow. $500.
Respectfully submitted.
g. II. jacob
F. E. SLOAN,
HENRY DAUB,
Finance Committee.
The Finance Committee presented their quar-
tery report which was on motion adopted and
placed on file.
The Finance Committee presented an estimate
Of the taxes necessary to be raised for school
purposes for the ensuing veal, which was adopt
ed, and the clerk directed to transmit copy of
the same to the common council.
VIM d. RoHR, Clerk.
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Bids for doing city printing were pre-
sented as follows:
VIM Reber, Journal, 34c per folio.
D. Blumenfeld & Son, Weltburger, 1c
per folio.
J. w. Moore, Gazette, soc per folio,
printing to be done in accordance with
city charter.
The proposition of D. Blumenfeld &
Son was accepted on motion of Alderman
WILDER.
The proposition of ]. w. Moore was
ruled out of order by the mayor.
The ordinance granting franchise to j..
HI. Sleeper, Fred Miller and others to
erect an electric light plant, was passed.
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"A four-montbs-old son Of Mrs and
Mrs. Rudolph Tbies died Saturday.

Mrs. Rudolph Ibies died Saturday.
Friday evening of this week Rev. j,
M. Campbell will deliver the third of the
home lectures in the Y. NJ. G. A. course,
Hon. G. R. Field not being ready to fill
his appointment. Mr.. Campbell's subject
is: "a man without conscience"
Last Saturday afternoon 0. F. Roes-
sIer, editor of The Jefferson Banner, lost
a pocketbook containing $3.50 on the Chi
cago & Northwestern train while on his
way to Milwaukee. A newsboy found
the pocketbook, but claimed to have mis-
laid it and Mr.. Roessler is out his money.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

The E. A. Lewis place in the Seventh
ward containing 10 acres, is for sale or
rent. Good frame house and barn, well
and cstern and orchard. For terms ap-
ply to +. b. IUrrLE.
25w4
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.SEEDSl SEEDS! SEEDS!
BUY YOUR
Garden and Flower Seeds


Have large stock of seeds on hand from the
very best seed dealers in this country and Ger
many. Meier has for sale A NO, | Imported
Flower Seeds, Seed Corn, Fodder Corn, Early
Seed Potatoes, Top Onions and Pennsylvania
Onion Sets
Also large stock of the best Central Park
Lawn Grass Seed, Seeds for sale in bulk at low
nrices s. AEEL1ER,
Third Street.
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POTATOES. POTATOES.

We are fully prepared TO fill all orders
for potatoes for table and seed. We have
a very large assortment. West side.
Brooks Bro.