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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-02-02
SHERIFFS SALE.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
Il out of the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court Of
Leon county, Florida, on Judgment rendered for
the plaintiff In Franklin county, Florida, wherein
Teresa N. Henault, administratrx Of the estate of
Mary A. Decourcie, was plaintiff, and Anthony
Mage was defendant, have levied upon and will
sell at public sale at the court house. Tallahassee
to the highest and best bidder for cash. within legal
hours, on Monday, the 9th day of February, A. D.
1885, the undivided onefourth part and all the right,
title and interest of the said Anthony Mage in and
to the following described lands which were of the
estate Of Mary A. Decourcie deceased, .. the time
Of her DEATH to wit: Twenty eight and 400 acres
described % follows, to wit: Lots numbers "a, IS
and 80, In the Mex Of section l, T. l, r l, south
and west beginning ct point six chains east of the
NV corner Of said quarter section and running Al
chains and 40 links to the Sc corner thence north
750l0O. west Al 4O-l00, to Copeland street, and
thence south to place of beginning; and five acres
In the SEX Of section l, T. l, R. l. south and wcst
beginning at . point on the dividing line Of the
north half and south half of said section one whore
crosses the public road due south of the west side
Of Adams street, in Tallahassee, and running with
said road south four chains, ninety links; thence
east twelve chains and fy links thence north four
chains and ninety links and thence west to place OF
beginning.
JOHN A. PEARCE, Sheriff.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-02-02
NOTICE FOR THE SALE

Or Three CO. Shares Of the Kismet Land
and improvement Conpany's stock.
T FAVE q ALDEN, SUBSCRIBERS TO THE
IL capital stock of the Kismet Land and Inn.
provement Company, to the extent Of three (S)
shares, Of the par value of 500 each, having de-
faulted In the payment of assessments thereon,
notice Is hereby given that they required to pay
IL NJ, At the ONCE Of the Company, No. n West
Bay street, Jacksonville. Fla, and In default of
their doing 90. the said stock, together with all
previous payments thereon, will then and there
be sold at public auction for the use Of the said
Company.
Three (S) shares stock. par value, $500; interest
accrued and unpaid. $685.
Assessments heretofore paid. 30O7 %
Assessments due and unpaid. 0S 90
Interest thereon due and unpaid. .......... 8 IS
sos IS
sale. r D. CARPENTER,
jan ~, lSeS-St 6ec'y and Treas
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-02-02

There h now "boil your drinking water"
crusade in the land which 10 commended by
many - urging "a plain rule Of health" So
iAr the rule has not been tested In this region.
Our crystal springs make It seem fanciful The
good people In Our growing towns. however,
might do we'll TO try L. The Chiness. We be-
lisve. would - soon think q eating uncooksd
6ood = a. driukiag unboilsd wstsr.-Rsitick
Ness sad O6essW.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-02-02

PecRs Patent Improved Cushioned Ear Drums
whether deafness 10 caused By coda fevers or inju
ries 70 the natural drums. Always In position, bat
anvisaSis 70 sshsrs and comfortable e wear Music.
to those using them. Write to r. HI6COX. sac
Broadway, corner i4th street. New York. for iustated
book Of prool free.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-02-02
MASTERS SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF FORECLO-
ID sure in the suit Of Edward Pease against Ed
mond C. Weeks and Mary J. Weeks, in the Circuit
Court of the Second Judicial Circuit of the State OF
Florida, in and for Leon county, in chancery will
legal hours, on Monday, the 9th day Of February
next the following described lands In Leon county,
State ofFlorida and all the right title and interest
of said defendants 10 and to the same, to satisfy
said decree, to-wit The north half of lots number
eleven 1) and twelve 12) in the southeast quartes
Of section one, township one, range one south and
west, according to the subdivision of said south
andurvey Of several lots Of said quarter section on
file In the office of the Treasurer ofthe State Flor
ida JOHN A. PEARCE
Jan. 5, 16885w Special Master
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sCROFULOUs, INHERITED,

SCWOFULOCS, INHERITED,
and Contagious Humors, with Loss OF Hair and Erup-
lions OF the Skin, positively cured BY CUrcURA and
CuTIcURA soar externally and CUrIcURA REsoLvENr in
ternAlly when all other medicines fail.
Oi PLIES, Blaek-heads chapped and oily skin pre-
I Invented by CUrICURA NRDic ArED SOAP
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-02-02

Every person who has so much az a
half acre fland that he could easily irri-
gate ought to put it into proper shape for
the purpose. In future article we shall
give An account of some of the simplest
and most inexpensive methods for irri-
eating, now in practice
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-02-02
vITlATED BLOOD
SCR0FULOUS, INHERITED AND CON-
TAGIOUS HUHORS CURED
nv CUTICnRA

BY CUTlCURA.
THROUGH the medium Of one Of your books received
through Mr.. Frank T. Wray, Druggist, Apollo, Pa, I
became acquainted with your CUrIcUsA RrnEDIks and
take this opportunity testify you that their use
pei manenty cured of OF the worst cases of blood
poisoning In connection with eryspelas that have
and this after having been ncuabe by
some OF the best physicians In county take great
pleasure in forwarding to You this testimonial unsolicited
e by you, In order that others suffering from similar
msladies may be encouraged TO give your CurIcURA
P.S wHITLINGKR, Leechburg Pa
Reference: FRANK T. WAY, Druggist Apollo Pa
SCROFULOUS ULCERS.
James E. Richardson. Custom House, New Orleans on
oath In 1870 ecrofulous ulcers broke out on m
body until l was mass Of corruption Everything
known to the medical faculty tried in became
mere wreck At times could lift my hands to my
head, could not turn in bed in constant pain and
looked upon life No reefor In ten years.
In 1880 heard Of the CUrIcURA REMEpIKs ured them
and was perfectly cured"
Sworn to before U. 8. Com J. D. CRAWFORD.
ONE OF THE WORST CASES.
We have been selling your CUrIcURA REnEDIEs for
years and have the first complaint yet to receive from
purchaser One Of the Of Scrofua ever
was cured by the use Of five bottles OF CUrIcURA REeoI
VENT, CUricURA. and CUrIcURA SOAP The Soap takes
the - cake " here a medicinal SOAP
TAYLOR TAYLOR, Druggists,
Frankfort, Kan.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-02-02

them a. NO. j. NOW Ill mat Lake Clty needs
TO gain National reputation for her cigars, "a
Key West has, IL to extend her manufacturing
facilities. There are still several crops 10 the
county unsold.
DE Land AgrieHturiH At about half-past
1--WE o'clock Monday evening, the electric lights
In De Land were turned on for the first time.
II was hardly sunset, and the light, Of course
made bat little show. Bot - soon a. night
drew her sable mantle down, the power and
beauty Of the lights were fully appreciated
From Howry avenue on the south 70 the uni
verify building on the north, and from Clara
avenue On the vest 10 the depot building on the
east, our town is one blaze Of light, and it IL an
easy matter to recognize the features of person
at considerable distance, at any point between
the limits above mentioned. The lights In the
stores did their duty well, and he yellow look.
OF and will shine IN De Land no more forever.
Besides the dozen or % private lights used for
the interior Of the stores there are fifteen streets
HghtA
Bet he's issued q circular directing all the
School Trustees and teachers Of the public
SCHOOLS q the county to make arrangements for
the planting q trees on Arbof Day." the Sab
Of February, and mako report 70 him. Col.
W. G. Bird, Hon 8. ]. Tumbull and Judge
Thos. Il Puieston. all Of whom visited the Sub
Tropical Exposition 81 Jacksonville, last week,
report ~ tnn omce tnAt SeueIvont exniDit 10 the
largest and finest agricultural exhibit of any
county Of he etate, asd b receiving q great
deal sf attention, and Judge Willis, our Com
missioner, writes %: am pleased 10 say, 100
lass ~ faspeH and bsst aerjesatsol exhibit in
a. Sab Tsvpiosl We have more corn, oats, rye,
psss, potatoes, pinders. rce. lime. syrup, bay,
&c, tkss thsrek room to display. What We
lack n soee sanPso Of nest q quart samplesh
(soap bo1ss Win 10, hah AlIed with dirt, seed
cotton. I havs mads arrangements to have
gin nn = on depastmml Which viii bea great
sttnctjou 70 Noithan viBtton. We will take
sd cUl1en n cry dss packages We also want
Aowan sums-weckly. Also more rood nursery
siock-LsConts pear and pecan treoA &C."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-09-28
Brownsviile.

Mr.. w. A. Cox Il now working In q mil
at Eugene City, and contemplates moving
his family up there.
Born, to the wife OF Mr. &. Younger, on
the aoth inst son.
There Is TO be a basket supper at the
cumberland Presbyterian church, on the
south side, next Saturday.
Mrs L Sperry and family, OF ieppner
arrived here last week. They intend to re.
side here In the future.
MIR. w. ID. Washburn arrived home
from San Francisco last week. fills wife II
improving, and expects TO return home
mere next month.
a very large attendance was az the Bap-
list church last Monday at the funeral OF
Miss Minnie Kay. The sermon was
preached by Rev. Mr. Kirkpatrick, and was
very impressive.
All the hop men close 10 town have sold
their hops, except Mr.. Joseph White. We
hear that he was offered IS cents per pound
the past week, but did not sell,
The fruit crop around here Is immense
this year, and glass jars cannot be had, so
the demand for tin cans is great.
Messrs. George Dodson and l.. Coshow
arrived here from Crook county, late last
night, with band OF horses for sale.
Mr.. Hayden, who was so severely hurt
the fore part OF last week, Is able 10 be
about again. II was a very close call for
him.
There's considerable talk OF starting a
eanuery here next season.
Mr.. X. Bradley, Of Idaho, has rented
Mrs. Beamer's house here and com
meneed housekeeping and will take charge
OF the blacksmith shop. on the first Of next
month; now occupied by Mr.. ! Bishop.
The Meyer Brothers have Messrs. bic.
Savers and ]. II. Wilson hauling logs into
the creek above town, and have the Job OF
collecting the logs Of the Albany company
alao.
II was expected that several Of the hop
yards would wind up picking the past week,
but the rain delayed them somewhat. The
Indians finished picking at fempleton's
yesterday and advertised TO give 4 grand
entertainment and war dance, but they put
the admission At fifty cents. and but few
people attended the performance.-cor
OTsgoBiaH.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-09-28

EdNn.a iaMerak

| Editors DaDi0crak
In your issue of Sept. 18th your cores
pondcnt from Harrisburg labored to show
that the prices OF wheat was first advanced
to 73 cents by the warehousemcn. Now,
this may do for some but not for the farm.
er that was hauling wheat into Harrisburg
every day that your writer was, and found
that while they were paying 73 cents here
at Harrisburg, at Junction they were pay.
ng IS cents, and the fact remains certa in
they were behind In price continually and
the attempt 10 delude or fog the average
farmer Is failure To which many OF the
brother farmers can testify. And as 10
denominating the price paid at Monroe as
speculative or wildcat scheme matters
not 10 Us farmers for II they pay us more
for ou- wheat In spot cash they are busi.
ness men to rs and itproyes 10 us they can
afford 10 or they would not, and the labored
answer to the former query proves 10 us
whose OK was gored and to the last part OF
the answer In regard to the injury done
our little town We will leave that for the
reader 10 determine In his mind who Is
injuring the town most, they who do not
give as much for wheat as their neghbor.
Ing towns or him who gives publicity and
ventilation TO the above facts.
FARMER.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-09-28


Thompson 4 Overman keep the best haf1
| ne5ses.
II you want the best harness in the marked
| 90 TO J Dubiuille
O-ks cures rheumatism, neuralgia add
toothache. Fosbay q Mason, Agents.
| I'm French, agent Singer Misunderstanding
Go. opposite Odd Fellows Temple. Albany, o. :
The east store Cf the new Strahan block -
being divided into two rooms, the east part
Of which will be occupied by Miss Ida Brush.
The running Of excursion trains on the q
r. was extended this morning unti the last
OF October, and the rates will be 81 heretofore
$3.50 on excursion days.
MrT II Cone has sold Isis interest il tie
furniture factory here and will move to Ash.
land, being much pleased with the appcaf-
ance Of thirgs there.
"AImost every week the Salem Statesman
brags OF host OF new Subscribers. Judging
by It's boasts. IL must now have about mil
Ion and hall. f.--Roseburg Reriew."
The family Of NJ w Parker, the restau-
rant man, arrived in the city to-day from
CalifoI MIA. They will reside over the new
RESTAURANT as soon ~ the apartments are Or.
ranged for them.
A Corvallis paper says the Cameron. EoR
race was not ''chuck" affair." We hope rctt
but there certainly were strong indicatiOrs
the other way. Anyway Cameron is re-
marksbIy fine spnnter
Mr Jos Webber's new baa Der shop, In the
Foshay Il Mason block, will be q very fine
place. New chairs, glasses. batn rooms, etc.
with ell the modern improvements, will make
10 one Of the nicest shops in the valley.
Goyernor Pennoysr yesterday commnted
the sentence OF John T DAVIDSON, who was
sentenced to the psnitentary from Benton
county, April 5, 1887. 10 serve term Of two
years for the crime Of larceny.
The silyerton APpeaI in complimenting its
band, which played fer the state fair, says the
boys furnished rafting music. Rstii0g music
IN Albany IL the kind the boys furnish when
they serenade aEewiy married eoEple.
Dick Flaherty, the Albany horse that made
snch surprising record at Portland, was
brought 70 Albany to-day, and Mr. LeForest
informs ns will be trained here this winter.
For horse trained only one season il has
made remarkable record, and We predict
that ncxt year il will be heard from.
Mcknight Bros are home from the state
fair. Thsy sent 0neco 70 Portland, from
where he will go to Colfax, The DalIee and
Wafia Waila aud trot at the races u be held
there. He is showing q steady improve.
ment and promises 70 do some fast work.
Rev ID Driver has just gotten out book
Of five lectures delivered By him in Portland.
They are on popular Biblical subjects and
are IN his eloquent style. Rev II p Webb
hsa the book for sale, and it Is one IL will pay
any one TO have in their household. Price,
80 cents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-09-28
wor e than a Cyclone.

1t the following did not happen in Prime
Vile ills the fault Of the Re1gesy
Stranger Ito Prineville citizen who wore
a detected look and a far-away expressionl
Parts OF you seem to be- missing.
Citizen Qn bruised and slashed condftsonl
Yes, amt quite all here, stranger.
What's the matter, dynamite p
mop"
"Buckin' broncho, maybe -
"Nop."
CONSOLIDATION of cyclone and blizzard
then :"
Mop"
What in thunder mussed you up so,
then ~
"Oh, nothin' much. The boys Just had
little game of draw poker last night, and
lost eighteen dollars that's all"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-09-28
HONE AND ABROAD.


| MONDAY.
| Mrs. ]. II. .UphAm has jast returned ffoA
q trip to the East.
Salt Lakes, d, Wilanotses, 3, at Eas
Portland yesterday.
j. w. Gaines, r. NJ. Daniels and J. II
Bridgeford, Of Scio, have been In tile cit,
10 day.
| Prof. Van Tnssell's balloon got away from
him In Portland yesterday and descended
near Oswfgo.
Mr. Ell Moore. of Pstaha, w r, spent
Sabbath 10 the city. lie had been in Port
land buying goods
Mrs III Clark and children will leave 10.
night for Ashland, where they will spend the
winter with Mr Clark.
Salem will now have to be content with
her normal condition until the legislature
meets IN January. -StatssmaD. Ahem
Geo l. Sutherland, Of Scio, Is in the city.
He will leave next Monday for The East
where be will study dentistry, probably at
Ksokuk.
J. X. Eldsfkin aud family left this poon
for Chicago, where the Albany Insurance
Company VIII open branch office, with MIR.
Elderkin In chsrse oi IL. az heretofore sn-
nonnced by the DEMOCRAT.
The new school houseI4t Haley was dedi-
Gated on Friday. State Superintendent Me-
Elroy was present AMI made some pleasing
remarks on the occasion. The attendance
was large and the interest taken great.
L. T. spittz. the San Francisco drummer.
has brought suit for $3.50 IL, Seattle, against
the II h N. Go. for frilnre TO awaken him
at Port Townsend while passenger 90 one
OF their steamers and taking him back sgain
to Seattle.
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council Proceedings.
Tuesday evening, Sept. as, 1883.

Tuesday evening, Sept IS, 1883.
pfesent-All ofIleers and Couneilmer
| but Gradwohl
Bills allowed
FE Allen, $is.so w y Barr, $40 90 /
M Westiall, $500 N lienton, $500
| Hayes, $4I.so Will Bros. $s.so
Hayes, $t4 90 Stewart 4 Sox, $t.0o
city agt Edw Muilane, $50 city agt Edw
Mullane, $685. city agt Jas Boyd, $3ss
Petition for sidewalk south side OF lots
and 9, block 7, granted.
Committee reported that Marshal had
been notified to repair ditch SO rs TO pre-
vent overflow Of water within three days.
Marshal reported TINT ditch had been In.
completely repaired.
The committee on FIRE and water was au.
thorlxed to place the old heater now In No.
as house and unused, In No. Is house.
A petition for granting gas works fran.
ehise for thirty years TO Cal. Co, was re.
ferred also one asking that same privilege
be granted n II Allen for electric light
works.
Committee was instructed 10 attend TO
matter Of using dirt for filling up ditch on
Railroad Street.
The Street Commissioner was instructed
10 collect old lamps now not In use.
Matter of rebate OF taxes Of VI T. Miller
was referred.
Mr. & L Wolverten appeared for DR. l. A
McAlllster and presented matter OF dam.
ages 20 the Doctor caused by The Ellsworth
Street sewer accident, heretofore referred
TO. Mr. Wolverton stated that all the Doc.
tor wanted was reasonable amount for
damages. Mr. Read moved that a commit.
tee OF three, and the Mayor and ] X Wealth.
eriord be appointed To confer with DIR Nc.
Allister and hts Attorney in reference 10
the matter, Committee Tablcr and
Writsman.
Mr. John Hoffman moved that Recorder
advertise for bids for sewer across Ellis
worth Street between Water and First.
Carried.
Mr. Writsman moved that rubbish on and
between Montgomery and Baker Stree. be
covered. Carried.
Bills allowed John Cleland, S.6so &c NJ
westfall, $500.
Refereed CIV Watts. str.oo Hayes,
10000.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-09-28

The TABLES TuRSED.--A peanut bo
on West Side train last week seeing
couple men with bandaged heads and
br..ised faces said, 'what jolly lot OF
drunks are going to take in the fair" and
significantly locked toward these gentle
men. The one with the black eye said
"You appear to me to be pretty fresh with
your remarks" ayes do YOU think 40:
and wha, arc you going TO do about it,
II intend you shall tend to your own busi.
ness, and not insult people on this train
would inform you that | got this black
eve honorably, carrying my little boy from
burning building. and Il Is not, like yours
will be, obtained by insulting people.
suppose YOU include. among the drunks,
that gentleman across the way because he
has his head tied up" lust then this gen
tleman took the bandage from his eye, and
il Xas apparent that IL was inhamed per.
haps from having had a cinder lodge la II.
The Hesf SIDE, which tells the stc.T, Is In
favor OF having that peanut boy get his
walking papers, and he certainly ought %
be kicked off at the next crossing.
YAouIxA "Posr" IrEMs.--There Is an
immense amount Of grain here, awaiting
shipment to San Francisco. The incoming
schooner will 60 down loaded with grain.
.. Jack Young Is the popular dispenser
Of trui,. cigars, etc, on the o. p. passenger
train now, and as he keeps honest goods, Is
accommodating. liberal and pleasant to all,
he'll get there Eli, on time. Recently,
within a radius Of three miles OF Perhau,
Mimi, in "a days were caught and Killed
6,ooo bushels OF grasshoppe's, for which
the county paid bounty OF - bushel.
AT McMINSvLLE.-T The West. Side
Telephone publishes the picture OF ono OF the
members Of the Common Council who
fed from the city on account OF the small
pox scare. The fellow looks as II he had
the smallpox himself. The same paper
says "Small-pox creates disturbance In
every business. All the the coinposilors
! In this Office deserted Monday and left for
pastures new. II this issue OF the paper
lacks reading matter excuse Il because OF
smallpox"
IDIorIc That Is what the
Portland SJftiags terms the DEMOCRATS
structures on what Is known as the ''Syf-
iags case" In Albany our position on that
question was universally endorsed, and the
people OF this city do not think there Is
any thing in papers defending the purity
of our homes against the slanderous
tongues Of vile sheets. They like TO have
paper outspoken even in matters like
/ this.
BAD FOR SMITH.--Walter Smith (repnb-
lican) and viii A. Peek (democraD have
entered into novel agreement for the
settlement of presidential bet. The loos'
er Is to carry the winner from the hotel to
the Oregon Pacific depot, the winner. tc
wear an enormous pair Of spurs, ard tc
have the privilege Of using them vigorous
Ily during the prolonged triP.-Y aqlin'
Post.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-09-28
A Sound Legal oplalon.

Il Bainbridge Munday, Esq, County
ATTY, Clay Co., Tex. Gays: "Have used
Electric Bltters with most happy results.
My brother also was very low with Mala
ria. fever and jaundlce, but was cured by
timely use 1fthls medicine, Am satisfied
Electric Blsters saved his ll.s.n
Mr. ID Wilcoxson, OF Horse Cave, Ky.,
adds like testimony. saying: He poRi-
lively believes be would have died had it
not been for Electric RiLters,
This great remedy will ward of, as well
"A cure all Malaria Diseases. and for all
Kidney, Liver and Stomach Disorder
stands unequaled. Price soc. and 81, al
Foshey q Mason's,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-09-28
WHAT OREGON OFFERS.

To the Farmer and every son Of toll
Over sixty million acrss Of the richest kind Of soil.
To the stockmAni valleys for any kind OF herds
In amost deghtfu climate, not described BY words
TO tho brave prospector, and the Minor bold
mineral chain OF mountains full Of sllyor and gold
To The Artists, AuthOEs and Scientific men
PuREng subjects for their canvass, brain and pen.
To the sportsmen, who from care aro free
Every game that swlna, runs, or climbs tree.
To the Doctor and the Lawyer eases they may secure
ris doubtful, though. for tho air IL very pure.
To the Capitalists, who wise lnyeamenta seek
Visit us, aud let surroundings speak.
Ia short, no place meath the glorious sun
offered such Inducements alnos the world begun.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-09-28
Attention {,

desire 10 call attention 10 the fact that
am now receiving new goods OF The best
quality for the fall trade. / an careful 10
keep a good assortment of everything In
my line and to seil at the lowest cash prices.
While thanking the public for the very
liberal patronage have received since
commencing business most respectfully
solicit continuance of the same.
Very respectfully,
+. l.. kRNToS, grocer.