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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-08-07

The campaign wiil open now in ezsntss in 4
few days The FLoxIpaAx suggests that the
msx.n os The Dem, cratic party b., fr,sn begia-
ming 10 end, Vigor aud Aggression-uo comprr-
mise-no lullIng tn sleep OF fatal = JspEe< far
aisats"-no resting nT-on the dtlusson Iha; our
Tsssis'czi fOes are organizing ssEnply I" perT~su
ale their organization or that 10 the event Hxr
riss a should possibly s,e elected, 'he~e mSrtyrs
w..uld have sDuae claim At Washington To draw
pap The<c are The very deluss.,rs they would
have Tire d. rnocrner fall into, the trap M Winch
they wsoti ike la catch Us They are orgzp-
zeal G;sln he hope that these things vii ~ so
Thy k,sow there IS a Democratic VA j .riiy in
the Stale vi Plorid. Of fran eight In seu 'hous-
and, a's,i ,h-, also kno~ that this koo~le ler IS
sp' l. Iuil nsay into fals~ of security, in
ducing then, to stay .a.y r.,m tie ;~s We
Isl 80 ii;i ~srnlas VOC There Lu' oGe
Ours TO, e.vr. ins.l Dem csa' IL pur>gl~ from
until 'he PISS >hsll c',>s t.ar 6 Is; NJ
vem. neNl Sni hat : =, tax parry t,~.'y--.o
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-08-07
From Centrevflle.
CENTREyILLE. Fla July :

CENTREyILLE, Fla, July 30, 1893
Edstur FortdtfH = As you have launched out
an the turbulent editorial SEA alone please allow
me 10 assist you in landing Your barqae safely in
The harbor OF prosperity by renewal of my sub
ripion
The planters bere are jubilant over their pros
poets fora COTTON crop. The corn crop is made
and the yield viii be abundant. Pear growers
are receiving remunerative prices for heir pears
~ you SEE We are nearing the land OF clover II
is rumored tina; sr,n there will be two or more
mercantile houses 10 full blast here
would like To tell You something about The
political Status OF this neighborhood. but nv hand
has been disabled from the vice Ike grip OF Office
seekers Very truly. W + SxIPEs
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-08-07

The following civil appointments have been
made during the week:
]. 8. Montgomery, to be Member OF Board OF
Health in and for Orange county
George E. Welch. 10 be Member of Board of
Health IN and for Putnam county.
T. n. Ella. 10 be County Commissioner in
and for Warrington county,
John c. Beck. Jr., to be Notary Public in snd
for the State ~ large
H L Mitchell, Judge Of the Sixth Circuit. to
be Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court of
Florida
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-08-07

Old John Robinson, the veteran
Snowman, died Saturday at Cincinnati.
He was over eighty years Of age and
had am4S-ed a large fortune in the circus
business.
The Democrats Of this county met in
mass meeting on last Saturday aud Sc
lrcted t. F. Swearingen, K. w. A>hmore,
W. W. Walker and 5. X. Causseaux as
delegates TO attend the Congressional
Convention at Barlow. They 90 unin-
structed but will vote for r. H. VI. Da-
vidson.- WGk,titd Times.
1t is understood that letter was
sent Yesterday to the National Republl-
can Committee by the party bosses in
Florida begging the committees pardon
for giving the colored men anv show
whatever upon the State ticket, and
pleading untowarl pressure Of circum-
stances in palliation of their offense. The
colored man furnishes about seventy-tive
per cent Of the Republican votes in Flor
ida and gets less than ten per cent. of
the party honors. How the g. o. .. does
love the colored man Times Union.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-08-07

Mr.. William Z. Lewis left last week for the
North.
Hon. J. G. Speer. of Orange county. is a,
the 81. James
Among those who returned from ST. Teresa
last week. were Sheriff Pearce and daughter
Colonel John Branch. Miss RollIe Levy, Mr..
John Johnston and Mr.. E A. Crawford.
Mr.. William ]. johnson, of No. 10 IN an.
nounced tor Sheriff by Many Democra,a" Mr.
johnson is young man well known through
out Leon county as true and worthy Demo.
Graf, competent To hold the Office, and Is being
enthusiastically supported by a number OF hi,
Democratic fellow citizens.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-08-07

Dear Ylossda. blight lAnd o. sower'
OF hsessoninx valss md ssuny bosers'
,ove shss - tAc' haA been oee
Born 'nsafA Thy vsrn snd brilliant can
And yes ny fses hare never trod
Thy eooa green slopss ard grassy sod
One Who in childhood passed her days
Mid thy orange groves and thy spreading bay
Hss hAllowed thy name With her kindly thosgsi
And taaghs me TO love thee, ali unsoash'
Sweet vords. and swe~ter thoazhss. hath sAe-
Ara A<r voice 10 nssie's own TO me-
For this lore thy smiling land
And give thee clasp Of loyal hand
To cherish thee throagh woe o. veal
With heart ~ true - keenest steel;
And fs;,A ~hich shau I've and abide Away
TIL sinks my sun II its latest day
EDvAKD TAKPLET
rxcHsrns. VA. JAY 80. 1sse
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-08-07
The Ohio Way.

MORROW O.. August Isl. 1888.
v " Borea. Egg, Etit,r Weekly FIorsd.an
DEAR SIR Enclosed find p sial order lor SIS
cents. the smou"t "i my Indebtedness to YOU as
per your statement returned
Hereafter will contribute nothing toward the
support IL any paper that directly or indirectly
favors tree trade. Truly yours.
5. WOODWARD
While this is not a . boy caught" i, is GER
tainly "b,y-cnu." We are not advocating
Jree sr'd<' but In the interest of The people, We
are for freer frnd6
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-08-07
a SPECIAL OFFER.

To is- persoa sending Ne Inc lsrgrs' Is %:
campaign sub-c-ibes. az 2s cents each by
Tuesday. A1gUsi lis. Se vii se1d, chs'Ees
p-eFai5. = copf Of Hon :. :. Co.'s rev % <
-" Caio,-D1s1riSc R-cnsoo Three D:cz6es O.
Fei-ral Les- A'ion, bound 10 sdeep-liorsry
siTle pscely printed . god paper ard CT.
;aninz 20 pages. with s,e~l Plate eagrzv;nsz
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-08-07

In his speech of acceptance, V. s. Ship
man, Republican nominee for Governor,
said: :" If lightning had struck me the sur
prise could not have been greater than it is
in receiving nomination did not seek. "
Yes, no doubt, but he will more fully re-
alize how It feels to be struck by light
ming when the sun sinks beneath the wesl.
ern horizon on the 9Th of November next.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-08-07

- Blaine has sailed for home and the ex,raor.
binary preparations that are being made to re.
ceive nim, together with many other signs. jndi-
Gaze That the Republican proposition Il not so
much A1rrison for president az BLAINE for
ohCKEIARY OF STATE with the lingo pol-
ICY OF 81 revived in full The triumph OF Re
Pu"hcanism. happily a most doubtful contingent
CIV, would still be the TRIUMPH of Blaine. ism e n
All which that implies-Ralsgh NesDs and O6ser-
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-08-07

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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-08-07
Ito. for III TNrA~oe

A grand excursion on the Walkatomica. from
81 Marks to 81 Teresa and return. on next
Thursday. Persons leaving Tallahassee in the
morning can visit this delightful sea side resort
and return in time for supper.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-08-07
Drmocrnaa IN Gan.ula

grand Democratic consultation meeting will
be held at Cen'rrville on Thursday, 10Th inst. at
which The question Of county ticket and candi
dates will he freely discussed. and plans for The
campaign talked over. Every Democrat of the
county is cordially invited TO be present.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-08-07

The wisdom of the policy that passed
demonstrated l. has forced the Repub-
lican senators TO show their hand Dis
regarding the admontion OF their party
organ in this city the Senators have de-
ciiel that il viii not 10 10 ignore or
openly TO antagouize the popular demand
f,r LAX reduction, aud they will there
fare hrin. forward Republican meas
ure.
This i, no iouht less agreeable TO
them titan j; ~oul be 10 keep up the par
rot cry ~ " Free Trade and continue To
i'fiAie AMI parade the battered old
" British bu.aioo. But the bold and
irfi'ile policy of the Democrats. as en-
DO lied in the Mil> Bill. comp'l> the Re
pubiicaus t. meet i, a,h an alternative
proposition.
What >ha i, be :
Ii the Republican policy shall follow
the Republican platform it will pro-
pose TO spend the surplus. il possible,
or. failing in that, - reduce it hy
ahrli>hing The internal taxes OH whi>key
AMI tobacco. The platform j. definite
upon this point |, declares that the
pension list, airea ~ costing more than
so. 1000, 600, shouli be enlarged and ex-
tended: il favors national all 10 common
schools; il demands A r., luction OF letter
postage TO )ne cent. An increased appro-
pr ,,ion, for the navy, frr coast for,itica-
tions. for Internal improsen -nt> aud for
sub>i lies to the ,h'ppin, interest,".
The senate ht> ARA Is 80 faithfully
foilowe ths p,lcy ihr II ayYroDrir-
tons l,t<<s3 BIZ il u THIS session couid
eo.ify tie 1rsr.4ry or sc.ry d,ilIr Of sur
p'ss 1o3 p-sc.nt r,,y Reduction, 81 tart
tion fpr III nt-rf tsce"ty years.
This is 'L Republican policy in the
coacrete But II Thu All fail, saws the
platform. ~ favor the entire repeal Of
internal taxes free whi>Seyl rather than
the Surrrn Ter ~ ing part OF our protec
tive system" Ii escaping from one d.
l~mma the Republican Senators have
jumped INTO another. Dare they embody
their plat, in bill: Or will they
run away from il :-Ne,c York World
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-08-07
BILL HEADS.
Mr. William Z. Lewis left last week

All s'zes-white or colored-printed in good
style, chap, al FLoRrprAs Orr,cr
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-01-19

AN OrroRTUnITY.-We have through OPP
portlnlics offered us as publishers, learned
of numerous cheap hooks, hut in no instance
have we seen the offers made by The Home
Library Association ,qualcd. For us this is
saying n great deal, but the facts bear us out 4;
we are one gifts members and know where.
of we write Mr.. VIM C Price, Jr. of Bal
tnorc is now canvasSng this section Of the
county and those who have any disposition
to secure a library at the lowest possible cost
should AVAIL themselves of the opportunity
afforded.
The great eye 'opcdia that you secure upon
becoming a member is the richest storchousc
of general information we have ever found
bctwc cen the two covers of a book.
We VIII state further that this is neither a
paid, nor solicited puff; it is our willing re-
cngnitiou of merit
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-01-19
The Recount.


me recount OF the votes c''S' iof Ger
tam county o'hcers at 'Ne I"'e eI'c"o"'
II 1t proves ahF'olh9' proves 'he az
s"rd'ty OF system ana 'Ae sure re''a''I-
lty OF chance.
When We We're yet youthful we read
an account of dream by one Hated,
who went to sleep and awoke IN a world
Of chance. There he planted corn by
chance it came up, perhaps it didn't ;
If it came up, it might be corn and it
might be cactus when water was put
upon the fire, it boiled or it froza as
chance had it. There was no system
there and everybody got along so well,
that none was needed.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-01-19
Hon. Louis T.. McCOmas.

Hon. Louis Z. McComas again secur-
es a place on the House Committee on
APPROXIMATIONS. In this we have a
signal proof Of his merit, for had not
his services been more than ordinary,
it is probable that so able man as
Speaker Carlisle would not have made
the mistake of again placing Mr.. Nc
Comas IN such a responsible position.
The wisdom displayed by Western Md.
in keeping one man in Congress is bear
ing its fruits and on no more sturdy
and reliable stem could the idea Of con-
tlnuous service have been engratted
with promise of better results. Should
his party in this Congressional district,
failing to recognize his sterling worth
refuse to nominate him this fall, it will
richly merit defeat and it will meet it
too we believe, on tie other hand we
do not believe that Louis E McComas
can be beaten by any man in the oppo'
sition party.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-01-19

F'"M w" NEW Ian '0"''''' ','''''
EDITOR N"NN'"N
VII I"S' "''' S''E we
hlhS Mt u y Na'>'''' ana "'"f"''' VI va
town drove 10 h'''''''eS''"" - "'''"' i"
meeting AT 'A' No''oo'S' '''"''',, ''0'''I
inc wees S"'"e '''N'" ''' '''' ~ ''''
ne amman ne was ''N'"- i P'''' NP"'''
aud i''I IL h"' nee" 'I''' W. w. "'N'"''''"
inc u" o'' "''''' ''''I S''''' ''''''' VI, -
no 'cI'"g "Aa' '"' f''"" ''''3.' nave ,''',
lice! certain tha 'h' parry VA" commute"
inc "tc"' "o"'" NOV ''N' - i'J"'' ''''' IA
less XII any person, MERGE ''c great ""t'l.
lance OF considering wen Ncl'Fe H"" ACT
Sometime ag" our miller nee J"''
Killed i"dr nice 1'' hogs ana 'N' ANY goo"
father would Co., ne hN'd up Il nee "'!'a''o"
ana sent II |" MS ch''"toh WHO i'sN' III
phlIIIpsouTE,.l IA INC observer WAS '''' II.
cIpcht OF Il donation OIL ur same c'"'"''e'
from his parents. VINE II Is true 'h'' no
child is capable OF oeing aoIe 10 rePH! Us
parents Tor III" care ncy nav" h"' III rear"
them, parents should remember 'ha' s"'n
such little acts OF Kindness AS c'l'lNE iF"'"
home are highly appreciated, ana Shoula De
encouraged by every GOOD 'llIhNhS person.
14taSt GO not lhIeI ll"Il INT "''H' ''"'
am advertising Tor 0oh"''"N rs sue" Is n''
the case, always Stl my snale an" i''"C"
more than deserve.
The officers u our SUNDAY Sthool gave
tine scholars nice 'rca' on Rs' SUNDAY i"
the shape OF candy, nuts, ''c' Inc occasion
was very murh ehJ"ye" Nv All present
Mr. } l.. Myers Is no" agent Tor the SAFE OF
valuable article, one that every person VINO
has vehicle OF any hIhd should nave ~ Is
called Brewster Ken Holder look ou' loF
MIN, it is no humoug, nave USED one ana
can therefore speak lnl'IllSeh'Iy OF us value
Mr.. |. ;. Matthew's, the champion ilSh'
weight Oh our town, put unfortunately '"c
follow who got that Dad nose put on MN
will shortly leave our place to locate some
where N E,oril, If no, he will take IIor-
| ~, - ,.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-01-19
w ashlngtOn Letter
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
WASUINGTON, JAN. 10th, i

FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
WAsHINGToN, JAN. 10th, 1888,
Although Congress has been in scs-
sion six weeks, and a Thousand bills
have been introd uced only one bill
has passed both Houses, and that one
is OF special interest to the large mum
Der of people who are given to the sport
in which Isaac Walton, 80 distinguish
ed himself, and also to that still larger
number who are fond Of fish, but not
of fishing the bill in question to pay
the United States Fish Commissioners
a salary Of $4,000 year and providing
that he shall hold no other Federal Of
flee Heretofore, the position has not
been a salaried place-the late Profess
sor Spencer +. Baird having thus serv,
ed the country gratultously several
years. Ii is thought the measure will
become a law, as the president is known
to have friendly interest in pisc&tor-
ial matters and to 5c favorable to
the development Of the fishing indus
tries of the country. While on this
subject, it may be well to mention new
complication that will haye Il disturb
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-01-19
COMMISSIONERS
JANUARY MEETING.

The County Commissioners Of Frederick
county will meet
ON MONDAY,JANUARY 2d, 1888,
at 10 o'clock a. IN. They will he governed
during the session by the following SEIZED.
ulc:
Tuesday 3rd settle with Supervisors of
Buckcystown District.
Wednesday 4th, settle with Supervisors of
Frederick District, and appoint ConStahles.
THURSDAY 9th settle with Supervisors of
Middletown district.
Friday 9th, settle with Supervisors of
Crcagcrstown District,
Saturday It'll, settle with Supervisors of
Emmitsburg.D District.
SECOND WEEK.
Monday 9th, settle with Supervisors of
Catoctn District.
Tuesday:loth, settlc;with Supervisors of
Urbana District.
Wednesday 11th, settle with Supervisors
of Liberty District.
Thursday l2th, settle with Supervisors of
New Market District,
Friday 18th, settle swith supervisors of
Hauvcrs District
Saturday l4lh, settle with Supervisors of
Woodsboro District,
THIRD WEEK
Monday 10th, settle with Supervisors of
Pctcrsyilc District.
Tuesday 18th, settle within Supervisors of
Mount Pleasant and Jefferson Districts.
Wednesday 18th, settle with Supervisors of
Mcchanicstown and jackson Districts
Thursday 18th, settle with Supcrvisorsaof
Johnsvil AMI Woodsvil'c Districts.
Friday 20lh,isctlcl with Supervisors of
Linganorc and Lcwislown District
Saturday 2lstg setlle withsSupcryisors of
Tuscarora District.
FOURTH WEEK
Monday 23d, approve Coustahlcs' bonds
The residue OF the session will he for gen
cral business, The appointment of Supcrvi-
sors for the ensuing year will takn place on
the same day that the district is settled with,
except when controversy may art>'.- Com
p,aiut. agaius, the acting Supervisors as well
As applications + the appointment Of new
ones must he flied with IL" Clerk to the
Board prior To th, day of settlement.
Supervisors Will bear IN mind that any 81
olHtIou ol law, affecting the highways, shou d
bc reported 10 the County Commissioners,
and if any open bridges orculyrrt need hnnd
rails, they should he promotIy erected to
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-01-19
New Advertisements.
The Verdict Unanimous.

w D, Suit, Druggist, Bippus. Ind, tcstl-
fees II can recommend tlcctri' Bitters as
the very best remedy. Every bottle sold has
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lng medicine | have ever handled IN my 20
years experience, is Electric Bttcrs -
Thousands Of Others have added Their tcstl-
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electric Bittcrs do cure all diseases of the
Liver, Kidneys or Blood Only a half dol
lara bottle at VI, u, Leatlerman's Dug
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-01-19
Chr1ou,on short Hand Writer,

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tie Champion Shorthand Writer Of the
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ington ST., Chicago, dated June 20, 1881
He writes:
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And here is another Witness
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-01-19
"A Great Mining
Enterprise.

The Tortilita Mines continue to at
tract wide spread attention, and still
more important they have proven to be
all that is claimed for them by the Com
pany. No mining enterprise has ever
been so closely scrutinizea as Tortillta,
and it has stood the crucial test, coming
out clean, honest. and strong. BY Of
fering the shares by private subscrp-
ton, and advertising in the pubic press
the management invited the closest eX-
animation, and the property successful.
ly stood it. 1t is demon strated beyond
all question that the Company has not
only one great mine, but four, either OF
which, when properly worked, will pay
handsome dividends in due time. The
shares are for sale only by private sub
scription, at par of s. each, through Mr.
Joseph II. Reall, AZ \ As Congress St.,
Boston and 81 Broadway New York,
and those now offered carry Il preferred
dividend of % per cent. per annum,
and will earn from 3G per cent, to lou
per cent. per annum when the addition
al machinery for which the stock Is now
being sold is put in.
The Tortilta properties have just
been examined critically by the emf.
nent English Mining Engineer Mr.
Francis D. Taylor, whose report, pub
hshed in two.page article by the New
York star, December II, concluslvely
shows that the enterprise and Its NAH
agement are deserving Of the fullest
confidence of the public. Concluding
in its great article the Star said
1T is believed that the TortiIlta
mines are to-day the best i'll America,
for their capitalization, and when their
value becomes known, as We believe 1t
will shortly, that the stock will sell
many dollars higher than at present. -
A limited number of shares are offer.
ed at par Of s. each, and may be bought
in person or by letter from Mr.. Joseph
II. Reall, AZ & IS Congress St., Boston,
or 81 Broadway, New York, ne will be
seen by an advertisement elsewhere.
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ing influence upon the deliberations Of
the International Fisheries Commission
now in session at the Capital, and that
is a complaint of our fishermen on the
great lakes similar to the grievance Of
the New England fishermen against
their Canadian neighbors, The mat
ter was presented to Secretary Bayard
by Representative Chipmam, Of Michl-
gan, and the State Department tele
graphed an immediate protest to the
British authorities.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1888-01-19
ISucklen'S Arnica SaIVc,

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Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
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Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
M. ELcatherman.