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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1888-05-03
Religious.

HErHorIsT cHracn (Ssnthl-Rsv. W. r Bell
rtstvt. Services fret aud third Ssbtaths morning
aud evening, ,oi Sac mon h SABBATH school ever Sab
ba tn morning At . O'Clock.
Pss-uSrERIAS SHURcH-Preach'ng first ard third
.uhb1ths- morning and evening Rev. 7. :. Simrail
pastor. Sabbath school every Sabbath morning al o
o'clock.
Frssr BIPrIsrCauscH-Re Elwia Marvel pastor
S-rsisce second and fsasth SuHlRvs OF each nth.
y. NJ r. 'HURrH-3Sv. own. pastor
Services -ecosd and fourth SRbbalhs ra.h month
morning and evening Sabbath school every sabbath
st F.s
RNFTcsr CuuEcH (enicsCal-Rv v. y. Gnthric. y--sfoi
preaching second Sabbath IN each uoi,h, n.-Fi.in3
and evening. Sal lstb 4~husi evsr ltrth ~ 3 Z,
Y N. C 4. meets every Sunday alisrErIu al ::
o'el- -eS. All grat' men iavst,d 20 attend.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1888-05-03
Benevolent and Literary.

LgyrEsvILLE LlnRAaf-E Kellogg. L!brarsa'
Ouen sr,irn to i2 a. ard frsra .. toe =.
WAuEEN LopeE, No. "a. A =. and A. M.-3rhi
Chivers Master; ". y. Anderson, Secretary Reg;
meetings Saturday rvrrirc pr tsdirg FIJI urtn.
CuARTTc~ LoDaE. M. 1T. A D. Z. W.-irc
d. Rutlcr, ~. w; ~ TIsasic, Recorder. Regais'
He-tislsE Oh aud 4lk Tuesday evening 1T acicck.
Charlton Co SEntcSL SoCIETY.-Meets the FJrTti
Thursday In each month NJ Sslisltry.
SELEcTs EsIsHTs, A. q U W.-Neet- 2d and 81
rriJay lings In each Eonth. J &OO-c, :.
R. ii Tisda.e II.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-06
-.---.--'------.-----.'-'-..- rorAL "a,

L
. WITH COST
formerly owned by Cnm nj Q, BY
land formerly owned by SouthwHk
by land formerly owned by JH
Fainter, W by xarengo Avenue. val.
ued at s2l60. Ssste and county tax
$3l 40, special kcnool tax e6 SO sli I
1880. Mountain y ater Company
In Los Aug nes county, for conduct
lug ana distributing water, valued
at $3l 0. State ana county lax 81 rs,
special school TAX 81 "A 81
1910. Also machinery. and pipe,
valued at s495o. State aud county tax
IA 25, special school ak $ll 35 90
164l, Unknown Owners-In Los
An xeles codn,y, In Critics. tract, lot
20 valnet at $50, State and county
tax " 70. sp- -cisl school tax % cts 35
1912. Also lot 20. valued at $3.50,
State and county tax $2 ~, special
sen oil tax % cts 35
| 1643. Also lot 27, valued $50,
State and ,nnty tax S2 70, SPECIAL
| ecn0ol lax 22 cts s.
ls44. Also 10; 90, Waived at $3.50,
STA ana cnun tax 81 ~, special
school tax 81 CTS 35
I645 Also lot 30. valued at $50,
State and county tax - 70, special
school tax ~ cts 3 81
1916. Also lot 80, valued at S2O2,
State and county tax $3 C3, special
schOolt tax 81 cts 3 81
1647. Unknown Owners-A'so in
driffes tact, lot II. val led at S2o3,
state and county tax IS o4. special
school tax 2i cts 8 81
l64S. Also lot SO, valued at S2O2
State aud county lax 80 03, special
chOol tax "a cts 8 90
1i49 odd llows Hall. Compton.
NJ N Newmark trustee-Iu Los Au-
geies county, the upper story Of the
brcK building on lot 8, bl 4, comp
tou, valued at $27o. SPECIAL scnool tax
81 % As
1850. Garrison, i'm Los An
seles county. personal property VII
ued a. W q, special schoOl Tax 95 cts l SO
1851. Roach, AIN Los Angeles
county. personal property valued at
sl65. State and couny tax 81 AZ 0a
1859. Owens J-Iu Los Angeles
county. personal property va ued at
s35i, State and coupty tax $5 20, spe-
cial school tax d cts 6 40
1858. Smith, John Fin Los An
geles county, persona property val
ned at s222. State aud county tax
IS 3S, special scnool tax 81 55 62
1854. Adams, Frank-Tn Los An
geles u ~, per sonal pr petty val
ued at $lS9, State and county tax
81 SO, speci Il school TAX 21cs 80
| 55 Michel. Peter-In Los An
Rel county, personal properly vat-
ued at $l67. State and county tax
~ SO, sp, cial sc nool tax 70 cts 8 "a
1856 Harris. " M-Iu Los Angeles
cou nty. personal property valued at
$34", Stale ana County tax IS 13 SO
1857 Valencia, C-In Los Angeles
countr, personal properly valued at
$1l3, Sta aud county AK 81 70 2 20
1888 Harlow,D Mn Los Angeles
con ty, personal property .lued at
1884, StSte and county tax 81 2, spe-
ct u scho0. tax 80 cts SOL
1869. Horton, PIN Los Angeles
county, per onal property valued at
sl44 State and county rax$l 10 ~
1860. Merrill, Win Los Angeles
county. personal p operty valued at
$2a5. ate and County tax $3 81 81
1660H Glover, G WIN Los An
gel IS county, personal property val
ued at $52S. special school lax 7 cts 81
1861. Pirie. Alex-In Los Angeles
county. personal prop rty valued at
1892, special 8 ,huol lax 81 cts 81
1862. Carter, Wal er-I Los An.
geles conn,y, personal properly val
ued at $l22. special school tax 4S cts ! o.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-07
REAL ESTATE.
TO SYNDICATES.

We, the undersigned bargains
offered in Santa Barbara county 1t is
tan ranch Three Thousand lying
OF the city of Santa Barbara. has nearly
miles unsurpassed 'front.' with
bathing beach extending along its whole font
of zoo inches pure water forms
western boundary ne which onea and which de-
nds the rate about 800 feet to the mile neverang stream
Los Canada Co along some so
more inches clear
nc besides which there several living springs and
phu spring which for sanitary
property Il addition
cords of live oak wood for which there standing
Also remember this
resort for the Santa Barbara people, where he beautiful Captain
flowing down to the from the
The Southern Pacific will within
the
now at work on the ground surveying
the
America now ano
10000 cords Of wood, at the rate of $50 per
Address W. WILLIAMS,
para tal TO DR. NJ HILTON Angeles Cal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-07
Personal Mention.

d. @. Heger, of Oakland, is stop
ping in the city.
Walter S. Maxwell has gone to San
Francisco on short trip.
W. W. Fowler, Of Redondo Beach,
is registered at the Nadeau.
w. S. Cowen, OF Shannon, ILL.,, ar
rived in the city yesterday.
Leon de Ross, II salesman for Castle
Brothers, San Francisco, is in the
city.
C NJ. Laurance, OF Cozy Dell, is
stopping at the New United States
Hotel.
A. Blodgett, of Fairbault, Mimi,
is rooming at the New United States
Hotel.
DR.. G. E. Conner, OF Chicago, is
registered at the New United States
Hotel.
John S. Long and family, of Grand
Rapids, Mich, are rooming ut the
Nadeau.
Col. F, w. Smythe, a lawyer OF San
Francisco, arrived in Los Angeles
yesterday.
Ex-Judge j. M. Davidson of Mary
land, has decided to make Los Ange-
les his home.
William Roberts, OF Fargo, Dakota,
arrived in the city yesterday and is
register red at the Nadeau.
G. G. Foster, G. G. Keeler, F. G..
Brand, and F. @. Goes, of Milwaukee,
registered yesterday at the Nadeau.
Mr.. Robert Gordon of the firm Of
Gordon Bros of this city, arrived in
the city yesterday morning, but left in
the afternoon for San Deigo.
w. T. Wheeler, prominent detec-
tive of San Jose is in the city, with
headquarters at the Pico House. Mr..
Wheeler is we'll pleased with what he
has seen, and he will remain in the
city about ten days longer.
DIR. Schriber will not officiate at the
wedding ceremony of Mr.. Sol Kohn
and Miss Lille Behrendt, to take
place Thursday evening next, as the
Rev. DIR. NJ. S. Levy of Oakland, ar
rived in this city yesterday to ofiiciate
at the eventful occasion.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-07
Leap.ycar Il.

Leap-year Excursion
To Orange .occurs to-day, Wednesday,
March 7th. Tickets at BEN E. WARDS,
Az N. Spring st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-07
Criminal Notes.

James Wilson was sentenced to 40
days imprisonment, in default OF $40
fine, for vagrancy.
John Miller was committed to the
County Jail yesterday from San Cab
riel, for fifty days for petit larceny.
All Charlie, Chinaman, was yes
terday examined on charge OF carry
ing concealed weapons and dismissed.
The examination of Henry Haskell
for burglary was set for to-day at 10 A.
NJ. and he was committed in default
of 81 900 bail.
Deputy Constable Sutter took Louis
Wines to the County Jail yesterday
afternoon, as ne is supposed to be in
sane and will be examined by the
doctors to-day.
A. Paul, John Williams and Thomas
Doyle were yesterday taken to the
County Jail from San Jose, where
they were sentenced to Is days each
for disturbing the peace.
Charles Brown, who stole $40 from
his employers son was examine d be-
fore Justice Austin yesterday on a
charge of petit larceny. The jury
after an absence of three hours failed
to agree and he was discharged.
Geo. Dunbar, John Lyons, Jas.
Ryan, Geo. Mccormick, Moses Booth,
Gadalupe Castero, Antonio Movrino,
Geo. Hall, John Burke, Michael
Brown, Peter Bossid and James Rod
gers, were arrested yesterday by the
deputy constables for disturbing the
peace, and taken to the county jail.
Early yesterday morning sneak
thief entered the house of Mr.. q.
Kreamer, corner of Third and Pearl
streets, and after eating breakfast
prepared for the son, entered the bed
room and stole SIS from underneath
the pillow Of Mr.. Kreamer, who was
asleep at the time. 1t is supposed
that the thief was familiar with the
habits Of the family.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-07

Don't forget to call on c. r. Heinzemar,
IS Temple street. to have your prescriptions
compounded. =
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-07
NEWS NOTES.

The Heine Quartette will give an
other recital at Bartlett's Music Hall
on Thursday evening.
Streets Superintendent Kuhrts yes
terday had twenty teams and fifty
men cleaning Main street.
Owing to the small attendance at
the meeting for the formation OF
lecture association last night, the
meeting was postponed until tonight.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to s2S9, ass, and were l34
in number. OF these 20 were for
nominal considerations and 81 for
more than 81, 600.
A lively runaway took ylace yester-
day on Main street. A bay horse at
tached to top buggy went tearing
down Main street. After the animal
had run about mile it was caught by
some workmen.
The Directors of the City Water
COMPANY have called a meeting OF
the stockholders of that corporation to
consider the propriety of increasing
the capital stock to 81 ,240 900, divided
into II 400 shares.
John Nelson was yesterday arrested
by Deputy United States Marshal r.
Dominguez for cutting timber ON gov
ernment land in Kern county, and
brought before United States Commits
sioner Van Dyke for examination. He
was bound over to appear Tor trial
March 18th, with bail fixed at $500.
On Monday next the following dele
gates Of the q. A. r. here will leave
for Santa Rosa, where the Depart
ment encampment will be held:
General Nelson A. Miles, Colonel FL.
G. Otis, General f. Bouton. Captain
A. w. Barrett, Captain w. II. Sea-
mans, Ex-Governor j. j. GOsper,
Major Geo. f. Gard, Colonel II. HI.
Boyce, FL. y. Osborne.
The following persons were yester-
day licensed to wed: Lincoln Healy
to Lois ]. Elwood; Bartholomew
Oberle to Rebecca D. Davidson; Jas.
A. Montgomery to Annie Tierney;
Carlton G. Shepard to Harriet b. Da-
Wis; John Nelson to Mary Ziekel;
Wesley Clark to Sarah Russell.
On Saturday next bids for con-
structing 5000 feet OF wooden trestle
work for the San Gabriel Valley
Rapid Transit Railroad will be
opened. On the first Tuesday in
April bids for the construction of
three iron bridges and 800 feet of iron
trestle work for the same company
will be opened.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-07
Re Sure to Attend

The grand free excur ion to Studebaker on
the 9th. This is the leading excursion
and opening of the new railway line to
Whittier. Don't forget the day-Friday, the
9th, at P. NJ, from Commercial street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-07

Hollenbet Block, cor. Spring and Secont
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-07
Also City.

Look out for the grand excursion to Also
City on March 18th BEN E. WARD.
Auctioneer,
Dobinson d Fairchild, Agents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-07
Grand Auction Sale

OF Studebaker lots on Friday, March 9th;
payments easy and large profits sure, as
these lots are now offered for the first time
Get your free tickets at Staunton & Mathews.
or Company's office, No. 75 North Spring
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-07

Get your tickets for Orange this morning 6
and you will have jolly good time. Ben.
f. Ward. 49 N. Spring street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-07

Long Credit Auction.
Diamond street tract, 2:30 tomorrow.
Free ride from Temple street. cable road
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-10-16
THE DEMOCRATIC.

Candidates, together with Col. F. 7. Myers, Capt.
W. l. Vason, Mr.. r. G. Long, John 8. Beard: Esq,
Hon. D. s. Walker, Jr, E. NJ. Hopkins, Esq,
George W. Walker, and other distinguished speak
ers will address the people of Leon county at the
following times and places:
Miccosukie, Wednesday October 18th, night.
Centreville Thursday, october 18th, noon.
Station One-Chares- Saturday, October Goth, noon
Rnon Church. Tuesday, october 23d noon.
Natural Bridge, Friday, October 26th noon.
Harveys Mill, Tuesday, october 30th, noon.
Tallahassee, Saturday, November 3D. noon.
There will be Barbecue at Natural Bridge Har-
veys Mill and Tallahassee. 1t is respectfully re.
quested that the people throughout the county will
see to it that many to the Speakings as pos
sible, as there are issues in this Campaign which
involve very materially the vital interests of our
County, State and Nation, consequently, we would
be glad to have every one that can, Democrat and
Republican, to hear the explanation of these issues
from people who have deeper interest in the COM
ing political contest than the of any par
ticular man or set of men.
The issues involved we desire to set squarely be-
fore the people, believing that when thoroughly
explained the intelligent, thinking men of the
county, both colored and white, but see the
business of our cause, and therefore, cannot as
lovers of good government, fail to adopt the same.
By order of Democratic Central Committee.
GEORGE w. WALKER, Chairman.
Attest: W. B. SoHRADER, Secretary.
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Notice of Election
ISSUE OF NEW BONDS.

WHEREAS, The county Of Leon, has now
an outstanding Indebtedness of Sos "a, in
judgments bearing interest at per cent.
per annum, and floating debt of 1861 &c
county warrants, also bearing s per cent :.
interest and balance of debt contracted for build
ing the new County Jail and improvement of Jail
lot of about IS, 500, which WILL aggregating princ
pal and interest the 1st February 1889, be about
$24, 900 and whereas the County Commissioners
deem it both wise and eXpedient to fund this in
debtedness in per cent. Bonds and to submit to
the voters of Leon county the question of issuing
Bonds under the Act of the Legislature approved
March I'd, A. D. 1877, for funding said outstanding
Indebtedness at rate OF interest not exceeding six
per cent per annum; Therefore bel
Resolved by the County Commissioners Of Leon, County,
That there shall be issued by the county OF Leon
bonds to an amount not TO exceed twenty fly re
thousand dollars $25 600 for the purpose of fund
ing the outstanding Indebtedness of the county.
Resoired tttrther That said new bonds shall bear
interest at the rate Of per cent. per annum, pay
able annually on the first day of February, at the
Office of the Treasurer of Leon county in the city
of Tallahassee, and that the principal of said bonds
shall be due and payable on the first day of Feb
ruary, A D. 1909, at the office of the Treasurer of
Leon county, in the city of Tallahassee.
Resoloed further, That an election be held on the
sixth day of November, A. d. 1885, at the same
time and place of the general election to be held
for the election of State officers, which the legal
voters OF Leon county shall determine if said bonds
shall be issued not and the forms of ballots for
such election shall be " For Bonds" and Against
Bonds"
Resolved further, That these resolutions be pub
lshed in the WEEKLY FLORIDIAS and Tdlldhdsseean
tor four weeks next preceding said 9th day of No
yember, A. d. 1888.
P. HoUsToUN, Chairman,
w. r. BLAKE,
j. A. ANDERs,
j. A. EDMoNDsoN,
HUGH BLACK.
Attest: C. A. BRYAN, Clerk.
Tallahassee Oct !, 1888 4w.
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Gen. BuIlOck's Appointments.

Gen. Robert Bullock the Democratic candi-
date for 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
by the following gentlemen Hon B. Fl Palmer,
Presidential Elector Hon. John E. Hartridge,
Capt. r. w. Davis r. F. Taylor, Esq, Judge
Hammond, Hon. Charles Doughertv, and other
well known and distinguished speakers
Enterprise, October 90 noon.
Orlando October p, noon.
Kissmmee October 90 noon.
Apopka, October a. noon
Tavares, October rs, noon.
Eustis, October 26, noon.
Leesburg. October %,
Sumterville October %, noon.
Wildwood October 80 noon.
Lady Lake, October 81, noon.
North Lake Weir November l. noon
jacksonville November 8 noon
Ocaa, November 5, noon and night.
These appointments will be adhered to- In
the event OF interference on account of quaran-
tine regulations or other causes the appoint
mepts will be filled by local speakers, who will
be. i'm readiness tor such duty by special arrange
ment of this committee
T. l.. ANDERSON, Chairman.
GEO. w. WILSON. Secretary.
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION,
Nav 31-7-1v
Sept. 11-22 3m

NV Z, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE THIS BOTH
w day Of June 1883, associated ourselves to-
gether under and by virtue Of Section l, Chapter
1857, of the Laws Of Florida, approved February
~, 1874 and the amendments thereto, under the
corporate name OF the Florida Central and PENN
sular Railroad Company. The principal place of
business of said company shall he in Jacksonville
Duyal county, Florida, and the purpose for which
said company is formed is To construct, operate
and maintain railroad with terminal facilities for
public use and conveyance of persons and property
Said railroad SHALL be located in the counties of
Nassau, Duvai, Clay, Bradford, Alachua, Levy,
6aker, Columbia, Suwannee, Madison, Jefferson
Leon, Gadsden, Wakulla Marion, Snmter, Her
nando, Hlllsborough, Orange, Polk Manatee, De-
Soto and Lee, and shall commence Fernandina
and extend to Chattahoochcc to Jacksonville, to
CEDAR key, and souiherly from Waldo to Plant
Clty with necessary spurs, branches and extensions
Inc length OF said railroad will be about six hun
ared miles. The capital stock of said company to
be twenty-six million and eighty-two thousand dol
lars, to be divided into 260 $40 shares Of 800 EACH
w. BAYARD CUTTING,
FREDERICK w. FOOTE,
II. RIEMAN DUVAL,
EDW. N. DICKERSON,
AID. ENGLER,
JOHN. A HENDERSON.
July H. 1888, 1S-Sm
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RALLY TO THE FRONT.


Hon. R. H. M. Davidson democratic candi
date for Congress and one or more of the follow
ing named gentlemen will address the citizens
of West Florida, at the following times and
Places viz: Hons. W. D. Barnes, w. II. Milton
and Senators Call and Pasco, to-wit
st. Andrews. Thursday Oct Is, noon.
Carrabelle Friday Oct. 49, noon.
Apalachcoa, Friday Oct. ~, night.
Our limited time as well as other unfortunate
occurrences will admit of but few speeches being
made in the District. Let all profit by these few
by going out, meeting and hearing these dis
tinguished gentlemen.
By order Of the Committee.
E. c. LOVE- Chairman
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HEADQUARTERS

State Committees Appointments.
HEADQUARTERS
DEMOCRATIC STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
PENSACOLA, October 3d. 1883.
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 supercedes all others of prior date ::
Manatee October 10TH noon.
Tampa, October 20th noon.
Dade City, October 22d noon.
Brooksvle, October 23d, noon.
Manifold, October oath noon
Sumterville, October Goth, noon.
Leesburg, October 9TH noon.s
Tavares, october 29th, noon.
Eustis, October 29th, night.
Ocaa, October 30th, noon.
Pensacola November I'd, night.
az Chairmen County Executive Committees
are especially charged with the local arrange
ments for these appointments.
By order of the Committee.
w. D. CHPLEY, Chairman,
Pensacola.
Attest-L. B. HONEYWELL, Secretary.
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Appointment
INSPECTORS AND CLERKS.

AT MEETING OF TIE BOARD OF COUNTY
N Commissioners for Leon County, held at the
Clerks office. in Tallahassee Monday, October
|, 1888, the following electors were appointed as
Inspectors and Clerks of the election TO be held
on Tuesday, November q, 1883, in and for the sew
eral election districts of said county, viz
District No Nv Banuerman, ID Weatherly,
Kit Ferrel; Clerk w c Cromartie
District No &c Davis, NJ Manning, Green
Mccoy Clerk, A Combs.
District No 3-W d Stills, James Terrell, Nathan
Governor; Clerk, John Bradley.
District No 4-W Stills, Eli Futch, Tom Bell :;
Clerk, Smith.
District No 5-I Billingscy, c Jones, Blake
Johnson Clerk, Geo n Footman.
District No 6-W Head. L. Dennard, Jack
RICHARDS; Clerk, B Doss.
District Nos Pepper VIM Roberts, Richard
Robinson Clerk. A Craig.
District No s-B Iser, L w Boes, G W McGriff;
District No 9-F Henry, Will Prather, Joe
Whitaker; Clerk, w Schrader.
District No. 1O-V James, Elijah johnson,
Phil Henderson; Clerk w j Johnson
District No. III p Roberts, Ollie Mem ahon,
Henry Thornton Clerk, K l. Demilly.
District No: l2-H Shine w A Demilly, Reu-
ben nh, Hendo m Clerk, 7 Randolph;
Henry; Clerk, Collins.
District No. Id Agnew, G E McGritf. E
Gross; Clerk, Doc Wooten.
District No. l5-W Landrum, d Hightower.
SolomOh Grant; Clerk, 8 P Chaires
= DISTRICT No; 16-R Maxwell, d Lewis, Caesar
Reese; Clerk, B F Page.
District No. 17-Jamcs Holland, w c Allen, jeff
District No. 18Th Allen, H II Black, Marion
Sadberry Clerk, Bryan Allen.
ia EDMoNDsoN,
Chairman pro tenn
W R BLAKE,
A ANDERS,
HUGH BLACK,
County Commissioners.
Attest: BRYAN, Clerk.
TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 3, 1SSS3W
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PY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- from the Circuit Court of Second Judicial CIR
gust 81 1888, in favor of John c. Kemper VS.. J. a.
Hunt, have this day levied upon and will expose
for sale in front OF courthouse, Monday the fifth
day OF November, (beng legal sale day. during legal
hours, the following property, to wit One brown
horse, one phBtOn and harness. one cow, one year.
ling, one calf one set parlor furniture upright
piano, to satisfy said execution and costs.
JOHN A, PEARCE, Sheriff.
TALLAHAssEE, October 2, 16SS-4w
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The following civil appointments have been
made during the past week:
Geo. w. Lee. to be Inspector of Timber and
Lumber in and Tor Washington county.
A. E. Drought, Grcenleaf Andrews and r
s. Craig, to be members of the Board of Health
in and for Osceola county.
W. H. Stewart to be Notary Public for and in
State at large.
James r. Davis, to be Justice of the Peace, in
and for Polk county.
John q. Rossetter, to be County Treasurer, in
and for Vousia county,
j. c. Bronson, to be member of the Board of
Health in and for Holmes county
G. j. Helms, to be Inspector of Timber and
Lumber In and for Santa Rosa county.