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When you are constipated, with loss of APP
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Little Liver and Kidney Pillets. They are
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vial April PC 3m
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The material for the Tallahassee Cotton Com
press is arriving, and Mr.. A. Z. Coles, of the
Florida Warehouse and Compress Company, is
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NOTICE.

THIRTY DAYS AFTER DATE WE, AS GUAR
l. dans of Augustus Gibbons, Jesse Gibbons
and Annie Laura Gibbons will apply To the Hon Z.
VI. West, County Judge, to sell the following de-
scribed piece or parcel of land, to-wit Tue east
halt of east quarter of northeast or. section 20,
township :. range east, containing 20 acres more
or less. Said land lying and being in Leon county
w. b. FERRELL,
j. W. MILLER,
Guardians.
Tallahassee, May 18th, lSsS-5w
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ASONI9,.

.,,ar meetings OF JACKSON LODGE
4 ReehlA' ~, first and third Mondays in each
q SIS ''c'ocS " NJ. MCINTOSH, Secretary.
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Frequently accidents occur in the house
hold which cause burns. cuts sprains aud
bruises; tor use in such cases DR.. j. III. Nc
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment has for many
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~Rer,llar meetings OF Lf"N Lo 5, NO No. o !,
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fb" ,..l An MONDAYS in each month, at I
80. 90 me - '' " VI. MclNTosH, SR., IL. 7.
.'.s, ?. ..,rs. SECRETARY
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Only FirstClass Work done. Seasoned Lum-
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+. G.. GILMORE Tallahassee, Fla.
52-tf q. DAVIS Quincy, Fla.
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Watches, Clocks, and .BewcIry
Repaired.

| shall take my summer vacation soon, and
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We have given VIM. p. Susser & Co. the
agency in Tallahassee for our Barley Malt
Whisky. Distilled from matted barley, it is
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For the sick and feeble it is true tonic
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The picturesque hill country around Talla-
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The County Democratic Executive Committees of the
above counties are requested to call the Conserva-
tive Democrats OF their respective counties to
semble at their court-houses, other usual place
of meeting, either in Convention or Mass Meet.
ings rs may be deemed most convenient and
hest adapted full and fair expression of opn
ion then and there select the number of delegates
which the county may be entitled. 1t being important
that the delegates shall fresh from the people and
represent their wishes and political sentiments It is
spectfuy suggested that they be chosen not than
ten DAYS before the meeting of the District Convention
The above appotonment OF representation IL of
subject change and modification by the District Conven
ton when organized.
Delegates will that their credentials in due FORM
By order OF the District Executive Committee
K. c. LOVE, Chairman. &c.
Attest-E. p DIsMUKEs, Secretary
Papers In District friendly to the will please
copy. d. Y. L.
ApRII. D. 1883.
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE THIS
w DAY, 9TH day of March, 1s>S associated
ourselves together under and by virtue of section
|, Chapter 1887, OF the Laws of Florida, approved
February 18th, 1874, and the amendments thereto
under the corporate name of The Pensacola Short
Line Railway Company The principal place. q
business OF said company shall he in The city Of Chi
cago, in the State OF Illinois, with branch Offices n
Mobile Alabama, and in the city of Pensacola FL,
ida and the purpose for which said company is
formed Is to construct, operate and maintain "A rail-
way, with terminal facilities, for public use and
conveyance OF persons and pkoper.y. Said railway
shall be located in Escamba county, Florida, and
shall commence at or near the west boundary line
OF the State of Florida, which divides said State from
the State of Alabama, and thence in an easerly
direction over the most advantageous route To Pen
sacOa Bay. The length of said railway Will be about
80 miles, more or less. The capital stock of sail
company 10 be 100000, to be divided into j.uvO
shares of 800 each.
SAMUEL W. ALLERTON. ESQ,
GENERAL JOHN MCNULTA
SEYMORE COLEMAN,
ID. w. RIDER,
FRANCIS e. BRENT,
b. K PITT
HENRY BAARS,
NJ H. SULLIVAN
THAD. MCNULTY.
PENSACOLA, Fla March :, lSSS-JO-:}m.
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1t will positively cure all Blood Diseases, purlfies
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Tobacco Culture in Florida.
BY CYRUS HOUGHTON

BY CYRUS HOUGHTON.
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Two Liberal Offers.

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NOTICE OF THE INCORPORATION
OF THE
ST. CLOUD SUGAR BELT RAILWAY co.

NOTICE Is 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 company to construct and operate rail
road from the city of Kissimmee to the town of
Runnymsde In Osceola county, Fla, to be known
as the st. Cloud Sugar Belt Railway Company
ANDREW GRAY, Philadelphia, Pa,
EDWARD J. FITTING, Philadelphia, Pa,
r. T. McCARTER, JR., Philadelphia, Pa.
June 18th, 1SSS9-22-90dys
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

SUMMER LAW LECTURES (nne weekly,
begin 18th July 1855, and end 18th September. Have
proved OF signal uselst Ia students who design pur-
sue their studies at this other Law school I'd
those who propose To read privately; Sd prac
tifioners who have not had the advantage systematic
instruction For circular apply a. o. University Va
to JOHN b. MINOR Prof. Com. and Stat. Law IN
500 to $500 a. a MOTH %oSs mo can
ing for Agents preferred who furnish their own
horses and give their whole time the business Spare
moments may be proftably employed also few vacan-
cies in towns and cities b. +. JOHNSON 4 co.
CIT Main Rchmond Va
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Florida Supreme Court.

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His subject was the "Importance of E1uca-
ton, the Province of the State therein IA brief
history of the growth of Public Education in the
United States, and how our Public School Sys-
TENS may be made more useful" To attempt to
give u Just resume of this able and interesting
address would he more than we are willing to
do Suffice it to say, ii was compact argument
IN favor of complete system OF State education
from the primary school to the University, with
an interesting summary of the growth Of our
State systems and a discussion of the character
of public education which is best adapted to pre-
pare the youth of our country Tor the highest
usefulness. One OF its most interesting features
was the discussion of the Importance of industrial
education and the feasibility of engratting this
kind OF training in schools of all grades. The
address required an hour and four minutes for its
delivery, and though it was too reconcile for the
comprehension of some Of the younger auditors,
was listened to by the majority present with
marked attention and interest. There has been
a general desire expressed for its publication,
and il is hoped that it will soon be given to the
public.
DELIVERY OF DISTINCTIONS.
Following the address, was the delivery
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-20
Vote for Local Option.

II 49,
FIRST. an educator. Through i
the people become thoroughly ac-
quainted with the benefits To lie de
rived from the prohibition 1f the
liquor traffic. Hence the lie, ana
arguments Of the salooni,es lose their
efficiency, and become of no effect in
shaping public opinion.
SECOND: AS the result Of its oper
alton the people Will see that prohibi
tion does not injure Legitimate bus
mess, but on the contrary improves
it, and that the masses are the better
and the Happier as he result of tn,
banlsbmen. of the liquor traffic.
THIRD: That as the result Of Local
prohibiron the young will not ue
tempted at every turn by the ope,
saloon, and the gaming devices which
are an addenda To every shop where
any kind of alcoholic stimulants ar,
sold.
FOURTH: Because it will reduce
The criminal and pauper taxation b,
more than half in the immediate flu
ture and almost annihila,e both a,
soon as the present sad effects Of The
traffic are outgronn, which will be
no distant day
FIFTH: Because it will make S,
many, MANY, MANY homes happy
and the inmates prosperous, where
squalor and misery now rule suprem,
KS the effects Of the Intoxicating cup.
SIXTH: Because the civilization o
the age. and the laws OF God demand
that men shall be sober and live sucl
lives as will tend 10 fit each of us foi
the sublime scenes ano association
of that urending future to which all
our hopes and aspirations tend, ano
for which our time on earth is givei
us as days Of preparation,
Men of Shiawassee county remem-
Der these things and go TO the polls
on the 24th instant, and by your votes
Danish forever from our county til,
saloon, with all of its terrible crimes
and associations. You can do it.
You ought to do it. And THE TINES
has full confidence that you WILL d,
IL.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-20

sing the message Gov. Larrabe
devoies his attention to the prohib-
tory law and SAYS:
."Much progress has been made in
the enforcement Of the prohibiiory
law. Not only has public sentiment
much improved in relation to it, but
judicial officers are more disposed to
secure its enforcement. Many judges
give strong testimony in lis favor,
showing tat where it has been well
executed there has been marked re
duction in criminal offenses and also
IN court expenses.
There has been marked improve
ment in the condition or our poor
leople, especially in the families of
tailoring men addicted &c strong
drink. There are still few portions
OF the state, particularly some of the
larger cities. where The law is not
enforced. This, however, does not
include Des MONIES, Sioux City and
Cedar Rapids. three ii the largest and
most -apidly growing cities of the
state. The constitution makes il
incumbent upon the governor 10
enforce the laws. have called upon
the judges, sherIffs, and other officers
10 aid in accomplishing this, but |
regret TO say, without success. |
know OF no means al the command of
he executive which can be relied
upon TO secure better results in the
uture. think some measures should
ne adopted to quicken the con-
,cir rces of the officials who neglect
n refuse to perform their sworn duty
Our people are strong in their con-
victions that this law should be en-
forced as well as oilers, and it is the |
iuty OF the legislature to provide
means. 1t only remains for the
friends of good government and Law
and order in Iowa to press pa,ientl, |
yet resolulely forward with this grea,
'eform until the saloon and all illegal |
manufacture and sale of intoxicating
liquors are utterly destroyed
The above is worthy of the special |
attention of every voter In Shiawassee
'odnty, and should be candidly con-
'idered in connection with the ques
ton OF the wisdom of voting for pro |
nibition, at the local option election
On Tuesday.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-20
ing values :

Now let Us suppose that the city Of
Brooklyn should receive every year
an order to manufacture the above
articles of food and build every year
the number Of school houses,
churches, asylums, homes, museums,
and furnish the stipulated number of
library books, instead Of the order 10
sell SO much liquor, what would not
be the added prosperity of our city?
Irish World.
Reader ponder on the above. 1t
is from the Irish World, published in
New York city. The figures are
those of thoroughly informed Cath
ole priest, and can be depended
upon as correct in every essential
particular, and what is true ia Brook.
lyn is to great extent true in
Owosso. And in the face of these
facts is it not tae part OF wisdom for
our people. TO vote for prohibition at
the election next Monday?
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-20
a Michigan Central Iailload En-
ployo Wins Els Case After a Seven
Years Contest.
AIblon Mlcn Dec 90, 1887.

Albion Mlcn Dec 20, 1887.
"Wbi'e empfUyed as agent of the
Michigan Cenlral Railroad Company
at Augusta, Mich., abom atven Years
ago, NV Nldn,Ss brconr disease
ami nav teen Il tet, ,ntf e. ever
>loCo. III We consisted I"e lcddiug
vuN ,i',idn.> # 'nlo SHY Sn.i Ann Ar
boz. and al pronounced Bright =
dtsca Alt~r taking every highly
ecommeUnrd remraN that | had
knowledsr at To DV purpose, and
while SOLDERING undeS very severe
attack In October last, bryan taking
filbbard $, Rheum1lic syrup, and am
10 day wsll man Ii affords me
pleasure to render suffering humanity
any good thai can, and ia speaking
OF The remedy, allow me too say tina
think i; the greatest medicine in
The world. r. EMRzELERE.
Agent NJ. &. X K
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-20
Prohibition In Iowa.

On Tuesday Gov. Larrabee, of
Iowa, delivered his message TO the
Legislature now in session. Refer
ring to the pharmacy law he says
amendments are needed, particularly
in reference to the sale ofintoxicating
liquors, and asks for the subject earn
est consideration. He says that the
enforcement of The prohibitory law
has been so efficient in reducing
crime that he recommends consoli-
dation CT judicial districts so as to
reduce the number of judges. He is
in favor of woman suffrage. In clos
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-20

James Clifford, brakeman, was crususo
to death at Lima, o., Monday, while coupling
cars
crucible containing molten brass broke
In New York foundry Monday, seriously
injuring four men and two others slightly.
Twenty -one buildings we're burned In Sa-
Ida. Colo. Monday afternoon, with total
loss OF $eO),0 0J, not insured for moro than
onc-thrd.
Sunday afternoon the steamship Tona-
wanda. an Atlantic coaster" was disabled
in heavy sea, sixteen miles Off Briganun
beach, and mate and seaman, who tried to
reach tho shore for help, were capsized and
drowned.
The steamer William Porter and cargo,
valued at rs 900, burned at the mouth Of
Salt river. twenty miles below Louisville,
Mon lay morning. one eok.hand being
drowned. Insurlncs on steamer, 5000
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-20
A man who has pracliced medicine
for 40 years ought TO know salt from
sugar. read wat he says:

sugar. read WHAT he says;
Toledo, O, bah. 10, 1887.
Messers +. J. Cheney < Co. -
Gentlemen:--l have been in The
general practice al ,Ds'liciic for most
40 years and wound say that in all ,,sy
practice and experience, have never
seen a preparation that | could pre-
scribe with as mn, h confidence OF
success as | can Hons Ca,arrh Cxye
manufactured BY you Have pre-
>cr.bed II a. great msly times and Its
effect is wonderful +, and would say
in conclusions that ! have yet to
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ing 10 directions
Yours only,
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Offsce, as Summi, ST.
We will give One Hundred Dol
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+. J. CHENEY & Co Toledo o
ca Sold by Druggists IS cents.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-20

The old Park theatre in New York was To-
Gated in Park row, about tho middle of tho
block between Beekman and Ann streets.
1t was erected In 1893 and burned down May
"a, 1920. Tho walls, which were left stand
ing, were used in tho rebuilding, ard the now
house was opened in August, 1921 It's di
mensions wero: Front, 80 feet; depth, IGj
feet; height, So feet TO roof. The green room
was in q wing in tho rear, ON Theater alley.
The stage was SO foot wide in front and 70
feet deep, and the height OF the ceiling was
40 feet. There were a. boxes, ! 1 TO each tier.
The house was calculated TO accommodate
2,loO persons. 1t was burned down again
Dec. 10, 1913, and was not rebuilt.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-20
The railures foy .he Year.

New YORK, Dec. Sl.-.The years. return
of failures reported to r. G. Dun 81 Co.. the
mercantile agency. shows decrease OF &oJ
IN number for the year. but the largo 10.
crease of S5S, 900 0n in liabilities rs follows:
lSS1-numner. 9 GA; liabilities, SlG7. 569, 9i4;
average, ST., 80: loSS-number, 9,Si't; LA
bilities, sll4,64t, no; average $Il,65l.
The returns TOR the Dominion of Canada
show I'S2 failures, l5,'n:, 7!5 liabilitiess av-
erage, 81 sos Tie failures in the Dominion
were one in every fifty-four persons in basi-
ness; in the United States they averaged Oae
in eyegv II, persons
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-20
The Limit of Visibility.

Just how large is the minutest object it Is
possible to sec under the microscope is a
speculation of considerable interest. SIR
Henry Roscoe having treated ,ho 1-1OO,C00 of
an inch as tho limit Of visibility with ths
highest known magnifying power, Mr..
Crisp, of the Royal Microscopical society,
afIlrms that tho real limit may DO quite
safely placed below 100000 OF an inch,
though it cannot be definitely determined.
Rev. DIR. Dallingor, the eminent president of
the society, indorses this view, stating that
he has himself seen objects which were cor
tainly between 100000 and 1-300OG, Ct an
inch -Arllansaw Traveller.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-01-20
Local Option the Best Method.

In an able and thoroughly digested
article on the results of the temper
ance work during the year 1887, the
editor Of the Toledo Blade among
other matters Of general interest, has
the following, which is of especial in
terest TO the people of Shiawassee
county a, this time, and which we
commend to their candid consider.
alton.
''If there is any one lesson taught
by the years battles for Prohibition,
it is that local option is the best
method for fighting the demon Rum.
1t admits OF concentration Of effort
on the part Of the friends OF Prohi-
bition, who are fighting with legiti
mate weapons--arguments, and
proofs, and reasons TO show the bsne.
fits of a Prohibition policy; while it is
UNNECESSARILY more costly for the
Rum Power to fight with its chief
weapon-money. In state cam
paign, money can be use4 in Sthe
cities to corrapt the venal, he vicious
the unsducafed classes, with less fear
OF detection, and the vote of these
can be made to overbalance the Pro
hibition majorities elsewhere in the
state. This expense is enormously
decreased where fight has to be
made separately 10 every county of
state; besides, in the country it is
much more difficult to corrupt large
numbered voters Naturalization.
Asa matter OF policy focal option
presents advantages over any other
method of battling with the Rum
pnwerr f