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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-05-03

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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-05-03

II Lesr r-"I donqskaoi~ owksfs,oFneaht tell
when. dom see hpw-sosnesAjnsO Ol gsesl value
trels thankful. VIZ q pod 'sppeii tsEasq
- FouFD,-j' Health n asa>. slfensih, psxa blood,
ap appetite like that OF a wolf regular digestion,
Al BY takiag that popular and peeuiiai nqgdicine,
Hoods arsepsrilla. Il .tsnt evssybpitJto to Try
IL this season" II is sold by all druggists One
hundred doses 6ne Aoifxr. ,@9jG7> 7>7offfs
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-05-03
T. s,oss"nsAua Teu geAssE ibIlos
for copy OF His Letters" descrptiseoof the
Tallahassee C6antry. ynilssm & II II
, CALL FOR A'SfATg DEKOIAfH eaNFB9fION
At 81. A1xssaI.e.. r.sssdxy, My %
-" '@si'-s11 salsss saS'ss1 s'.sl

The parry iorsaSin hold
Sts:5 is Se JSnysnfon Z st Tsss 18Th
70 sAeess DeIsesteets kspre4ens fhe svse iDhs Ma
'ees sass.s. r be e. sosss.r srIH Il
lhri4 Jtstissapf ~ Qplk see6stUv "a STATE
- R1ie QusFe i.sisner o{ - alfare
and loar Presdenta klectors. 70 voted & q the next
fguier eoos Saeaion> tHabIs51f f-9ol| bno
20 shoese 1ssate AtsenHye connittse, qa 2 tr.n
ton. -
The different counties in the stsis f ss6 akexstes
Hses SSeysfifaMen g 9 Rpqfrr1 - fc1o.tae it7s:.
One deste for the Int one hnnded ycss parts Of
e ST. s. ,sEst s & &. .e01
aon. haSdrS voSss. q sSs lsss setsoa cssr e one
hasaFeA - its.sea. .JMae4 GnssN a ieast for
49, NJ Z at6sieslE g a-.slsiss:sslh a.lis.sss %
said tieSet wno SeD0d hghe In shs county vote But
1ses. i shan have the 6eYeqt Of such ipcrsAse Ths
a fo1lOWus
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ooRR & BOWEN, PUBLISHERS. !.

nrRJISiiED EVERY THURSDAY.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-05-03
a SUCCEssHUa.7C CQT,roN RGiANT.
-, .; "a ..,.,y RWaI II, t,3.;.. A.,u

Yonr., Uncle Primus ZONES, ,ag ,again
making arrangements to sefd the first
Sals ofthe new crop ~ cotton t6 Matket
His first planting was ms1s iif Janhafy
and this WAS killed osGhghtss His Next
planting wss made dprin9 The frst week
In February, and the. other day he. darri-
ed to the ofice Of the Nees aud Adukyfis-
e. / stalk Of cotton nine inches hfxh which
bore an iaripiest bloo0 known - . Sqtsrs.
This .asalk was. takea fr0n field con-
tanning one FL hundred and and ffty iaeF% !, Sf
Mr. Jones, Who is = farmer o. many
years experience, says that he hasl never
bafoTs seem sqaanss % ooktsn in Shsmopsh
Of April HerssefoEs. the parlisss date pn
which he has observed . cotton tquare
was on the 10th Of May, but he hasI ihs-
proved on his obsefvAtion, md Ii luew
able 70 show a4asrss Oh ths 9lssSfs sApnils
Mr.. Jones informed the reporter Of the
Ne,as and Advertsser, 70 whom be e3 hbit-
ed bis cotton plant, that, the field from
which it was taken was "choppedp ont
and brought 70 stsnd during the last
week in March. 1t hes alresdy been hosd
twice and plowed over twice. 1t is ferti-
liEsd very highly, ,:snd MaN Jones Sex pects
to get a very early bale from it. ""f
r' He has exercised great care ID iniprovs
ing bis planting seed from yesr to 7esr,
and be attributes his success in marketing
early cotton largely to this fact He
saves the seed from the first cotton that
opens, and he says that it is fact observ-
ed by his neighbors that his cotton, plant
ed when they plant theirs, always natures
from two to three week in advance OF
theirs. 90
In the course of his talk to the Ns,os
and Adu~tiser, Mr.. Jones remarked that
he always plants his crop for al he can
get. Last year be made twsnty-eight
bales to the mule, and he is satisfied that
he ought to do better. He is practiciny
the intensive system of farming and he
says it is the only sensible way of culti.
waiting the soil. ID. -cjpis.r.e .....
The fact also crops out in Mr.. Jones' In
terview with the News and Advertiser
that he has not been sending early bales
to market merely for the sake Of the no.
toriety Of the thing. His hobby for rails
ing early cotton is based on his expert
ence with the crop, and he has demon
strated to his own satisfaction tnat the
sooner cotton is forced to maturity ID his
section Of the State the larger the yield.
He is convinced that early cotton 10 less
liable to be hurt by the disasters that
annually overtake the crop in more south
ern latitudes. His experience j. that o.
terpillars never destroy the fields that ara
we'll advanced, and thas the auearnnal;
storms do not and % much open cotton
to blow out and st.ain. Mr.. Jones has
therefore pursued policy Of persistentiy
ro1sog p'adsog rspidly sas %'''''s highly and nd
4 Here, then, is happy thsory pushed
forward hy man of energy and action.
and the; combination ia as irresistible ia
farming as it would be m any other busi.
ness.-Attantd OonssitM;on. -'1fa'- - :,
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tyji1j1ltIierbv fl 800. ~ Ntsrov,, ilusrh

ssss!lisrby $780, M ntsrcy marks
hss- sTrsedasitn ssf sAsi gravity q shs sit
usttsn isaA hsrsaevn good lack - true
feminine fashipa by promptly hiniag.
y red: lite . rom aapoe.s yet haPRees to
fnq .DaDp' 81 80 SyniIA0o eoiiae
= About che s..ss time kirb shaoces to
die of starxasion NohsAy seed do thss
in England, q NJ ,Soreoge, ,in hn Ipslmy
days, before thu ghosts Rot tampeF1pg
wish him, would have taken care Is point
out Bee they do, .cccasiosally, I'll tie
same. The pabaie ss.euts IL vesy ratu-
rally - bad FORM One, Of the. weekly
papers aaw ct TO couple the episode Of the
vases and the death Of the girl together.
although the two thfngs were quite dis
tinct. The effort was lyrical and the
hast couplet ran, i''pasq l9eli L. -
zss A - 81: =: -... II IL: 80: !: s:. ~
e. - - 30 -i
A puff OF smoke arises up into the air
and curves in gracsfl spiral curves TO the
ceiling, where il hovers until its identity
is lost, owing to the fsct of its being Joined
by ether unsubstantisl emAnAtloNs from
the same s0ur0e.~ii l'''9- Ts.liu eta -
But are you Robert Fitzroya" quer-
lee the listener, who has been silent for
Ave inmates after the narratsr of the story
had finished.
EYES," with another and more vigo-
rous puff of smoke, which may or may
not have been expressive of internal emo
ton " gave those vases to my brother"
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sity q fRopnlpijon aIong IA Hhots rpsle szcssds
'iOo icf s:ea sqdass ahle:: Heas vi!issss ssd
tation-Aztse o. per cent. sad Spepish 8 pse esnt.
s''-teet uose oseandAs0sou6ys ~ Lsbose edsB - 70 -
i cents and tped ~ cenis per dien, IA fhaich
roosed, nooflese adobe huts Of the nstiv0 (Ax<s03
issea me caeapset paoseee and o&1y uo414is pro-
.tsqesng sthe ,aqcapsnts q nina sQig ssarms q
July, Augusl and Sepiem6er tthe riily ssskosA
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Ne thefs 2 Rnat = aSRfss?nA paAqe jRbaE1ouss -
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e 1ss.,s.m's. -. roeo eGnsse eoe % nc.h IN the
.x lacs .nss y TsH ensVIe Rnveiipg npufrdes %
closs tns c1n.inen. wnefe narrowest without
ps oSeo Ion as.o Aeo pisgues
nysuSls sIvSns ~ pssc9.Yn - tte. - WIN
ns oI:nCues; o.noing sogeInef these nve Centrsi
Ac:a Sasn a. perfect panesIi aso social
- = ,h ttssr
ia within jftv honrs meissi - D,nssJss. I.I..d
vharvea At Mobile And onlv .;1,v hon. -o..d
be reoriresi 10 ia msy a 3sr ~ RIA of .ecs.
from Mobile 40 the Pse;A. 900 4. -. 81 T.
Union United States and other stssms.. NJ
nsv ft,nn naj 4, 1lsfs : a., ~ Tysi~I =. =.
siish- or xustral,sn casI-, II. tn.s - aJ;v.-ed
there from Alahama over ,hs ,rs cs,sshr;.n lii
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6eonle mnst conf.ss reer ;n,ers., - r. .ho..
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plish moss heneac;e.s nsl;,,.~i .nd .oss.s,.;.l
results f~''''>-' "1
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After the plan Of the trausisthmian railway
was conceiyad and The details published, and
amer eppncauon were made fof charters IN Sal
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-05-03
GAIL FOR DExocKAric couSrf coz
~" rt.7"i 4 81 9ENTT0N.d sad odw ted

''' The Democratic party of iLeJn county vii.
> hold . Cosny CSnvsntioa aieTSlAAanss o.
Thesday Nay lSSh>r 1888, ~ IA o1nloek; N, fer
ths following pqrpqees; To chooes delegates 70
represent .he county ip the State Deuo%ratic
Convention p Be held 1t 81 Augustine. Nay Iaeth;
1855; ID Heseffiins awKen And Gov 'Esaadjdssss
nj tss 1soantS oa,SeS absip h nctAsbsaed ,do
oho's' n County AseoaiiTe O9nniitssgapd IA.
trsnsacs sschs ssthess shysiassA ~ may eoqe before
'"1 ". Ivy. .."'oa .2ts ,stu1t su1Iio
The diffsrant psscinc&s ia-the county will send
d.as9aAss sSssAs sCSuvsstissM MpaS1he folldwihb
inesHii rni7iiifYg adf 9vad sW vail
0ns delegate fpf the Ar'k ten yoees qF pirt ri
ten votes cast IN each precinct or The candidate
iapoaa the beAo6ssde tscks. idp codsGSa i th,c3
ssnss.f .fsieesluas n iess One aaaHsaap6ehfass
I ibr livery aiidisosalas.ka.dt tAki,sAhsclss
osaf ~ eauEhsmjsnmAsnss saaw n9aas&
Jsasss fpfi drfhs fef'aidA,e Tha pfsciRfa spaey
sAfuls vi" b sslsa e rssP'sssa.ttoH s. f. Iio
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. climbing feeoe Ths clAYg should b
ssss.sas lot % The ss' 'stsss % T sasssssl al ID
hssus' slAvs b tlsep@ bash6t sitlril w
oan't azeArgs uaose than xwA, Aashels Par
.d:y you vim still make Z ga9d thing,
OF Il. =,
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yTTI P'V",s' s''vv'syv0v'''s.
|HooD$N

The importaDee u purifying the hood can
Ncs b oserestimated, for without pure
bleed you cannot enjoy good heath.
At this season nearly every one needs a
good medieine 70 purify vitalize, and zurich
the blood, and Hoods sarsaparilla Is worthy
your confidence. 1t L. peculiar in that it
strengthens and builds up the system, creates
an appetite, ana tones the digestion, while
it eradicates disease. Give it trial
Hoods Sarsaparilla Is sold by all druggists.
Prepared BY C.L. Hoods Co., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-27

A special dispatch from Philadel-
phia to the Alexandria Gazette says:
1.-The ousting of Samuel Spencer
from the presidency of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad company
was the work of a woman. AL
though elevated to the control of
the road by the CARROTS, President
Spencer had for some time been re-
garded as inimical to the Garrett
policy. The election of Charles T..
Mayer to succeed Mr.. Spencer was
accomplished through the en-
ergy and shrewdness of Miss Mary
Garrett. +"
1t takes a woman's shrewd-
ness oftentimes to accomplish
an end in view. and we're there
more women of intelligence, tact
and energy, like Miss Mary Gar
rett, the world would be better and
wiser.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-27

WASHINGTON, Dec. IA few Of Mrs.
CleveIand's personal friends have been per-
rniited to look upon the scores Of presents
which have been sent to her and the presi-
dent The Christmas tokens were spread out
IN Mrs Cieveand's boudoir. The apartment
might have ben easily mistaken for a COM
bination store, sc varied was the assortment
Of gifts. One Of the most snowy presents
was an onyx and gold toilet stand
for Mrs. Cleveland Jewelry, silverware
canes, umbrellas, fancy articles. cigars, wines
and packages Of every description were dis
played to the best advantage. Mrs Cleve-
land enacted the role OF Santa Claus among
the household servants, and each one was
literally remembered by his young mistress.
To some she gave useful articles and to others
she gave sums Of money. The president also
remembered the men servants with gifts of
money
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-27

NEW York, Dec. ga solemn requiem
mass for the repose of the soul of the Very
Rev. Isaac 7. Hecker, the founder and father
superior of the house Of the Paulist Fathers
In West Fifty-ninth street. and of the church
Of st. Paul the Apostle, was celebrated in
that church. Archbishop Corrigan, as
sisted by Mgr. Donnelly, officiated After
the services, which were most impress
sive, the remains OF the dead priest
were taken to st. Patricks church in Mott
street, where they were temporarily con-
signed to a vault, their final resting place
not yet having been decided upon. Over 100
priests from out of town attended the funeral.
Cardinal Gibbons, Archbishop Ryan, OF
Philadelphia; Bishop Spaulding, OF Peoria,
Ms, and many others were unable to be
present, but sent letters and kilograms Of
condolaura
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-27

A very sensible reform has been
instituted in the fashionable world
at the East. 1t has been decided
by s'sooiety"-whatever that may
imply-that it is not the proper
thing to exhibit wedding presents
except to immediate relatives or in
innate friends of the family. The
custom in vogue for many years has
partaken largely of the character of
blackmail. An invitation to we'd
ding has been tantamount to the
demand of the highway robber, for
the acceptance of the invitation car
ried with it the necessity Of carry
ing a wedding present along. 1t
has been a species of polite mendi-
caney, and the prospect of its abol-
ishment will afford satisfaction to
thousands of the victims of the
present vicious and demoralziDg
custom.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-27

The river and harbor bill just re-
ported to the House approximates
twelve millions Of dollars-and not
one cent Of this is for Annapolis
harbor. This is somewhat less than
that of last year, but will be ample
for all necessary purposes, as there
is large unexpended balance of
last years appropriation still re-
naming in the treasury, and avail
able for the prosecution of improve
ments already begun.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-27
MY Competitors are Trying to Alarm
Creditors, But am Succeeding In
Alarming My Competitors.


And will make it my custome
To keep going il bust EN-.
! sell good goods for cash,
And never sell trash;
| am never ut ease
Unless my trade | can please
| do all possibly can
For child, woman aud man,
| never stop hustling,
But am always found rusthng,
And puzziing my mind
Some bargain to find.
And You'll soon hear a great squeal,
For have made another deal.
got some goods cheap,
And got such heap,
That must let them 90
At prices so wonderfully low,
That competitors win again say
Ny bills caauot pay.
But while they are blowing,
Ny gooGs will keep going;
Aud those to whom | sell,
viii find they have done well.
buy bankrupt stocks
of WATCHES, JEwELRY and CLOCKS;
And have just made big bay
That will cause SOME to cry,
While OTHERS will just laugh and holler,
When they see what give for dollar.
My trade will keep growing,
The bargains keep gong;
Others business may be dead,
But will keep going ahead,
Notwithstanding they say
can never make it pay;
And If keep doing business so
To the dogs | will 60.
But it is very easy to see
Why they are so bitter toward me,
It's my prices they cannot meet,
And in quality compete.
There are some, it is quite plain,
Who think they will make gain
BY telling people viii cheat;
But themselves they will beat,
And nothing avail,
BY keeping up such wall;
But will surely fail
IL they keep up that bawl
In concluoion will say,
win make it pay
For YOU to come to my store,
And for your money viii give yoa more
Than any other man dare,
And always deal with you square.
Altho' competitors may kick,
And try to make you sick,
IL YOU viii stay with me
viii faithfully guarantee
That my goods shall be as represented,
OR back Your money viii be presented.
Now il you think this is fair,
And want some fine silverware,
Or jewelry, watch or clock,
Please call, see my prices and stock,
At 40 Maryland Avenue,
Where everything is new
Right from the dealer
At J. SMITHS, the Jeweler.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-27
Luxuriant Hair

Can only be preserved by keeping the
scalp clean, cool, and free from dam
druff, and the body in healthful
condition. The great popularity OF
Ayers Hair Vigor is due to the fact
that it cieanses the scalp, promotes the
growth of the hair, prevents it from
falling out, and gives it that soft and
silky gloss so essential to perfect beauty.
Frederick Hardy, of Roxbury, Mass.
gentleman fifty years of age, was fast
losing his hair, and what remained was
growing gray. After trying various
dressings with no effect, he commenced
the use of Ayers Hair Vigor. "If
stopped the falling OUT" he writes !;
land, to my great surprise, converted
my white hair without staining the
scalp) to the same shade Of br0,ca it
had when was % years OF age"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-27
Married ON Christmas Dav.

WORCESTER, Mass, Dec. 27.-Cornelius B
Murphy, the pitcher Of the Syracuse Base
ball club, was married here Christmas after
noon to Miss Minnie E. Goss, in St Pault
church, the Rev. p. II. Gallen officiating
NJ. j. Slattery aud Patrick Murphy, of the
New York Baseball club, were present Fol
lowing the ceremony was a reception at the
residence OF the brides parents in Spruce
street. The presents were numerous and
valuable. The wedding tour will include
Boston, Haverhill and Portland.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-27

WITH the issue of the American
on Christmas day each subscriber
Of that progressive journal was pre-
sented with a beautifully illustrated
and highly Illuminated counting
house calendar for 1899, contain
ing much useful and valuable infor-
nation to the business man.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-27
saRuP OF FIGS.

= natures own true laxative. 1t is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the System
when. Bilious or Costive, to dispel Head
aches, Colds and Fevers; TO cure Habitu-
al Constipation. Indigestion. Piles, etc
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. san Francisco, Califor-
faa. For sale by j. NJ. Hodges. City Drug
Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-27
Townsend smiths Remains.

NEWPORT, II. l., Dec. 27.-The remains Of
the late Townsend Smith, owner of the
schooner Norma, and who died at Fort Mon
roe, have arrived here. The funeral viii
take place Thursday morning, from Trinity
church. The flag on the club house on Belle
vue avenue is at half mast.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-27

Physicians prescribe Ayers Sareapa-
rilla in cases of scrofula. and In every
form of chronic diseases, because this
medicine is safer 10 take, and is more
highly concentrated, than anv other
preparation. Itoan always be depended
upon as an effective blood purifier.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-27

AMONG the recent periodical visl-
tors to Our exchange table is vol.
l, No. 2, of a twelve page folio en-
titled "Jove," filled with bright
and witty sayings, brilliantly illus
trated with seasonable hits. Pub
lished by Frank +. Housh & Co.,
Brattleboro' Vt.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-27

MATTRESSES made over at your residence
nv an expert Call or send postal toG w.
RILEY, No. Is Compromise street, Aana-
polls.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-27

gE- Political and other communications
bearing geon personal matters. viii be
cbarged five (5) cents line.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-27

sxS-ThIspaper has "a larger bona fide Cir
cnlation than ali the papers in the city Of
Annapolis Combined
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-27

WIN. M. ABBOTT. EoiToF
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-27

This paper is entered at the Postofiice An
napoiis Nd. as second-class mail matter &C
eordiug 10 the rules and regulations OF tnt
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-12-27

e1g-Corrcspondenca containing interesting
aews collected from every part OF the oouHty-
~Address all Letters and Teleerams to
I've EVENING CAPITAL.
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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-04-04
A Chip off the Old Block.

We are In receipt Of a Shreveport paper,
giving the result of the recent election for
Wardeps of the town. Our former citizen,
Mr.. s. J. Xeigier. the son Of Major ". &. Xcig.
ler the most popular man in Abbcville coun-
ty. was at the head OF the ticket. Mr.. Zcigler
seems to be as popular in the city of Shreve-
port as his father is in Abbeville county.
Abbeville men are appreciated wherever
they may go, but wherever as worthy maI'
as S. ]. Zegler may live he will be sure 10 Oc-
cupy the best known position of honor-a safe
place in the hearts Of the people. TO live IN
the hearts Of a free and independent people is
worth more than Royal Crown or Il friend
less throne.
The recent honor which has been conferred
upon our forEler fellow.citiZen makes him a
subject for congratulation, and his many
friends knowing him to he a man possessing
sterling qualities, will not be surprised to hear
Of his preferment in the city OF his adoption.
We congratulate our fellow -townSnan on
having so worthy Il son-and we congratulate e
a worthy Carolinian upon receiving the hon.
ors Of q city like Shreveport.