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McMinyilic, Tcnn., write: From experience
IN my family. Dr. n. Mozlcy's Lemon Elixir
has lew u any equals and no supcriors Ia
madeleine Tor the regulation of the liver,
stomach aud bowels. Dr. II Moxlcy's lem
on Hot Drops are superior to any remedies
We have ever been able to get for throat and
lang Diseases " n MagNrss
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LEMON ELIXIR
Its Wonderful Eject on tho Liver. stom.
Rch. Bowels, Kidneys and Blood,

n prepared by DR.. II. Motley. Atlanta; Ga.
a pleasant lemon drink, that positively cures
oil biliousnes-, constipation, indigestion.
licadai be. malaria, kidney disease, dixxincss.
loss ~ appetite, fever, chills. blotchcs, pin.
l,lcs Tain Ia the back, palpiiation of the
heart. and al other diseases caused by q
dis1ulcrrd liver, stomach and kidneys. the
iirsl grHl cause ui all fatal diseases, - cents
and 81 irr bottle. Sold by druggists gcncr.
atty Prepared only BY n. Morley, NJ. D..
Atlanta. Ga.
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A CHlLD'S LIFE SAVED,

Mnen SiE months old the left hand Of our little
snca 80 petun 70 swell and had every appear
90 siEe Doll We poulticcd IT, but NIL to no
r rn,pi9 hpout nve months after, IL became q
hrahaning sore. Soon other sores formed. He then
i hau TWO Oh them on each hand and as his blood
them ~ ox ana more impure II took less time for
1911 W pichk out. sore came on the chin, be-
u m,u tne under lip, which was very offensive.
h I'm mead was one solid scab, dischargng a great
old wbs n was his condition at twenty-five months
p wnen undertook the care Of him, his mother
having died when he was a little more than year
o'u, OF consumption (scrofulaeof Counsel He could
Mak Iittie, but could not get up II he fell down.
h III Goua no, move when in bed. having no use OF
ms hands ! Immediately commenced with the
1uIIcukA hEMEDiEs, using the CUricURA and CuTi
CoRA SOAR nicely, and when he had taken one bot
We oi tue CUficuHA REsoivENr his head was COM
t,e'eiy cured, aud he WAS improved In every way.
", ~ were .ery much encouraged, aud continued
the use OF the Remedies for year and n half. One
sore after another healed. bony matter forming
10 each one Oh these 1--WE deep ones just before heal
ing. which would finally grow loose and werc
iaken out: then they would heal rapidly. One of
these ugly bone formations preserved. After
taking dozen and half bottles he was completely
cured. and In now, at the age OF six years, strong
and healthy child Tho scars on his hands must
ALWAYS remain; his hands are strong, though we
once feared he would never be able TO use them.
Al that physicians did for him did him no good.
All who saw the child before using the CuTicuRA
REMEDIES and see tho child now consider Il a won
deriul cure II the above facts are OF any Use 10
you you are at liberty to MSS Sss them; np,oos
6l2 f. Clay St, bloomington. Ill.
May .. 1886.
The child was really In worse condition than he
appeared TO his grandmother. who being with him
every day, became accustomed 10 the disease.
MAGGIE HOPPING,
cUTicURA, the great skin cure. and CurIcuRA
soar. prepared from II, externally, aud CUTfcuRA
REsoLvESr, the now blood purifier internally, are
a positive cure for every form OF skin and blood
disease from pimples to scrofula
Sold everywhere. Price. CUTIcunA, Soc Soar,
DC; RKsoLvENr, 81 Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Coz Boston, Mass
ne Send for "IIow 10 Cure Skin Diseases" "a
pages 30 illustrations and 100 testimonials.
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FOR SALE.


nouGIAss & JAMES rc spcoNn sTRErT
l - .,ai - -, " .Nhiso. ~ sENvNn . WE
rra, ra Hi' ana ''""' agents. nave LOT SAFE AZ
s'"' a., w., .,.,.c.o
Fine residence on ,,avhurn ov.nwe s,ooo
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ot axn,o, ,,hos, ,,,o ~, ,,, ,,.', , smvv
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small bosa "'n hi, suve' n-,w" H., n,,..,,u
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= nIc, Lots nj, s.e,u,,. .,a >,x,., 49,, -,
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foot v" N""'''' wv" ''"'o" '''0" Wv po'
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bpis ncn,s az, AZ a. ~ sn1,,aat '"' "'N""N
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RUPTURE Radically CURED,

without the tnilc 90 hlndrance 10 buslncs IN from
20 10 ~ ds,A ~ The Mcllosiei soft Rad Tfnss aud
one treatment contract made with each patlrnt
etrirtnrr Hydrpcrle ana varicoccle cured In
si,oft time Circular on appilosilon
The usale.fed soft Pad Truss has ths
spfine In the 'front.' thersfore avoid NJ al tidp~y
Troubles. aud can he worn night aud day Nefnsf
the howell OF money refunded. Made and ntf~d 10
usie OF female BY On kohLK
% Jefferson A.. Mspphh. lena
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Cures VI coughs. colds. hoancncs. sore
tb t,lt. ir,lnchiiis pneumonia. and ~ thruat
and lung diseases. Price - cents Snld by
druaa.ls. Prepared only ~ d.. II Mozlcy,
Atlanta. Ga.
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In State pcniicntiary, who're iherc are
no boys. the average age oil is !, Nv IN.
mates " les than tvcnty-iom ycars; and
in another Of $50 inmates, but nineteen
arc women.
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Already half of the amount of stock has been sub
scribed All parties invited to forward without de-
lay. This institution especially commends itself as a
valuable savings enterprise Their experience in other
cities has proved exceedingly profitable. The monthly
instamcnt of per cent enables all to participate
Subscription lists open ut
sTRATToN THOMAS & ROGERS 40 Madison ST
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ron SALE on TRADE

Lon sAiE or TRApE AcREs ~ wtyT
u Tennessee. ~ mlles ifum Memphis "a In
cultivation, 10 inulnsnnrs extra Fu1fl ionrr~ -
heavily timbewd, huc dwelling with fupms In
ruusl rpaif hntis. Tor all purposes Ia yard large
clsirfu, largu iafn large Cfiis. Stable tEpi
gfi,imlli EnUf ponds. 2 Emo orchards ~ rhulro
iftiis, Nepd isasiufrs irncra selaritr, outlet b.
htiuin Range Tor tiofk A. Hrfrs sret a. Hrnss aud
rintrf qunrrf mllr ifum uillrad Tito Tsfirrt md
aue II The last farms he this seriinn oi country
VIII scl fuf part cash anil Iart ON rrrilL or trade
ipI Memphis pfpfHsfiy, either In Ciy ~ suhufia
Addfcs, IN HLAn.
nfpWnsYille Trnn.
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STEAM pyErsa WORKS.

TUE MENPHfs STEAM DYEHG ESTABLISH.
ment fit shelby strcct. having nnf-class sllk
dyer from Philadelphia. guarantees al work Calf
and ascertain price
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srHAyID.

A LAH0g BLACK COW. IIEAvY WIN CALF
y Had on leather halter buth ears Cliplod and
fplit so will h. paid iOf her ptufn ~ William
CONWAY. lll de- ria u.
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ROOMS AND HOARD.

ROOMS AND BOARD.
DOARD-i77 gECOND-A PLEASANT ROOM
ID with boarl ior man and wife eau bo had n
~ secofid street Reference must be given. Dal
boanlcn solicited MRS v. sCHEREll
DoARD-UooD DAY BOARD ar siSOo PFI
ID month. go Union a.
DEsiRABLE ROOMS AND BOARD AT ~ MAD
~ son street
L'RONT ROOM AND BOARD CAN ~ EHCuRED
u IN private hmlly By ono OF two gentlemen
locaiion. four hlnCki irUm Court square. Refer.
cnces required. Address
,. g J., Appcal ofhce.
L'URSlsnED ROOMS AND DoARD-ii6 COURT
u street
L'URSlsIKD Rooms, Win or WITHOUT
u board. 100 Main sircL
n ESTLENEN can GET COMFORTABLE nay
VI boani At 80. ~ tour ~ fuf " y yer week.
DOONs AND BOARD AT 100 JErFEItsON IN
u Transient custom folirbd
u'O REST a COMFORTABLE TURNisIIFp
i rooms With hoaui iof two single. OF sluriv II
suitable accommodations IN vicinity oi lauder.
dale and Mississippi aycnue ll"nn, this onicc.
TWO DESIRABLE FRONT ROOMS WIN
loari. n 81 shrlhyst Rsirrn@a schangci
TWO FRONT ROOMS AND BOARD AT So n
u Court street Also, day board At tiSOD pr
month.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

haze this day associated with me IN the Real
Estate buslne,s Mt 7. A. Ksndls. The style Of The
nrm viii wmsin agheutoiors. " ". RoYsrFR a
90. fhsntful Tor the liberal r~srcssss hssc,osorv
extended 10 the old 1fn. be-p>st q continuance
al ths same 70 the Bsw. Epsrsniesing q falihlui
cendscl si eli busissHs ieh IN our kssds
r.w noygrEn
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lost.
L'NGIlsH PUG WITH NAME on COLLAR
~ Sfrwari will hc paid ior rrturn oi samc a.
~ rccond sirsi. and no questions asked.
on MADISON ~ BErwEES HRoOsD ANB ~
" a e dcpui, fady's Gold OPEN chain. Iictufn
io ", g hh ticket ofhcc. and BE- rrwarird.
ON ELMwoOD CAR. 4 LADY's IEATHER
" foetciboUk With monogram -. N &C. Mni
Iay literal wwari fuT nutufu Uf sane a. No ~
laiudcraic sinct
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CHAS. G0EBELS & CO.'S
Tennessee Wire q Iron Works,

Manufacturers 81 crimpt wire wlnao~ Guards
aud fencca Mosquito nocfs aud windos
acfrens Specially. Estimates on
woft ChecIiiilJ Given.
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RlRViC skin and Soap preserved and beautia
DhDl by CUTIcURi INDICATED SOAR
ADJUSTMENTS.

AsIUsEMENTs.
MEMPHIS THEATER,
wi FRANK GRAY. Manager
THREE NIGHTS and WEDNESDAY MATINEE,
Commencing MONDAY. March TO-
Return ongRgememento fthe Little Electric Battery
LIZZIE EVANS.
In the following Repertoire:
MONDAY NIGHT, FoGG's FERRY.
TUESDAY NIGHT and WEDNESDAY, MATINEE
Tho new Domestic Comedy.
THE RO BINS NEST
WEDNESDAY NIGHT. Complimentary Benefit
70 Memphis Lodge. d. =. o. Elks.
OUR ANGEL.
New Songs, Dances Medlcys etc.
Seats al Willnann & Co s music store.
THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY and SAT.
URDAY MATINEE March p, % and a
JAMES oSEILI,
Presenting
MONTE CIIsTo.
With Brilliant Cast
Elabomtc New scenery,
Realistic stage Pictures
Painted Expressly for this Play.
Gnnd Effects. Correct Appointments and Appro.
pirate c0sinme~
Monday. March %. Boncat Mr.. Frank Gray.
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sTuayFD on STOLEN.

nNE GRAY HORSE 10 HANDS mon. LONG
~ name and tail, ifun ~ Martins rnpcfy, cof
Lone hnd A1cn a.. iilrnii fuWani iOf hia H'iufn
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PERSONAL.


PERSONAL
A sHBRoOK a WHITE, 21l FRONT ST.. PAY
~ highest sssh prizes Tor Hldcs bur and Wool
pUFFALO GNAT ASD FLY EXTERMfNAToR
ID A patented inscctlrldc, "kcaIr OF Rnats nies
and charbonnc" can DO had Of any wholesale mcr
chant or send orders NJ once 20 French. BroN &
To. ls2 Hadden avenue. Memphis. Tenn.
ClsTERSs- BRlCkwogR. SMOKING CHM
~ neys. e1c Telephone ssS
ENxPERT BooKREEPER-HA ACCOUNT:
~ ant, $40 Second IT.. ADULTS adjusts tangled an.
counts kceps books by contract
L'oR Bid ROCK PRICES ~ FURNITURE CALI.
~ on the Armstrong Furniture Company. "a
sccond Il
GAS AND OIL STOVES, --LATEST DEsIGNs.
VI lamps. etc. NJ A. Iliiyicld's. ~ Second IT.
HAVING iNsTRuMENTs ron FINDING Ann
l nilsing lot aud hidden treasures and locatc
knowinS 81 such ps wi Do ws 70 p ps's oai
particulars. Instruments Tor saie. They eau be
tried aud stand Investigation. Addrust g. Walton,
In carr u roeiofiice boS ~ birmingham. Ala
INFORMATION WANTED OF J. 7. TuRNER.
who lsl, bis bis eome IN porI Tenn Vi; l. n
g. ycar 81 are and slightly deaf Supposed 10 10
sick on the rad OF IA Memphis Addn-s,
|. H. TURNER,
iiopklnsyiilc. Ky.
or, q Y. rItiCEl ~ Court street city.
MANILA rArgIl. PAPER RAGS wRAPriNG
lNl fapef At Ncmphi, ratcr Co. ~ scoond Il.
CouTHERs CYCLE EMfomrN.- mCYCLEs.
> Tricyclo and Ncloclpclcs Victor Bicycle
leads the world. sccpnd hand wheels bought
aud sold. 2ii MAIN sTREk1
rI,o HAVE PURE wATRR usE TIIE AMIR
L ican water olnrihcr aud purifier All drug
gisu have H.
REAL ESTATE AoEsTs
I,ONAwAY's REAI. FsrATF AGENCY, 40 rs
" Main street Established is5L
I.,ORD a Lam AsrEn RIAL HsTATE AND
IL lsenial AFcnt., az Madison street
RI L. ouioS' RIAL D'rATE v Ag,EST; -,
ATciIErT. McE a 90. RIAL EsrATE AND
insumncc Arcnis, - Main - Mcmphis
4 A. LouDoS. REAL IsTATE AND RENTAL
81. aren't, No - Madison siu,ct
NIcKFON a CROss. RIAL EsTATE HRORERs
wi and Collecting Agcuis p Madison sincct.
ID I. 0OYHR a 90. RIAL EsIATE AGENTS
u LnLAcK a 60, RIAL EsrATE AGENTS.
PHYSICIANS.
90 N,foNE " n. oFFicr rs NaIn ,ircct
VI. Iicliencc ~ Mcllngign. tclcphone. y.
cuIHoroDfsT.
nRC !. sCIIERER TREATs CoRNs AND
IL bunions Onlcc houn am. till Jpn. No
al Main sinct
BATHs.
TURKISH RUSSIAN. ElEcTMc SULPHUR,
Il s,itur frsh Water Iiaths - 10 ~. ~ ~ Il
sPECIALrsTS.
LAVE YOUR CORN BuNIoNs AND ~.
i ] grouing uails tfratesi without pain o. blood
BY Dl fRALlER. n -, ~ Peabody lafhershop.
n, y EDwARDs ND. Ef'HcIALIgr EYK
u. taf. No-e and Throat nv Main street
LOAN oTrIcrx.
NJ ENirHts LOAN oFFlCE ,. n 0OTTHEtF,
vi Manager. - iicaie aud y nonrca Low RATS
on large amoiinis
NATHAN BACH, " MONROE AND w sEOOND
~ ia Dlamonis, NatrllcaL teHclry. Old Gold
anil silver bought aud old
oALyAsrzrD rnoSwoRKs.
ono. ?. Kumcif. IN. TiIE TIN AND SHIFT
" iIqs worker Business AMI residence. tclc
phone No ".
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4i6 Second stroet. Memphis. Tenn.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-02-16

About half Of those nominated at the State
Convention of the Louisiana Republicans, in
New Orleans the other day. have announced
their purpose to withdraw from the ticket. They
have had enough politics in Louisiana of the Re-
publican kind. There were only fifty white
men in the convention, and it was composed of
$40 delegates. 1t was a very lively convention,
as all conventions are in which the colored ele
ment predominates. The ticket, of course, will
have to be reconstructed. There is only ono
colOred man among the nominees, but he will
not withdraw. A Louisiana colored Republican
never retires from q race for an Office
The nominee for Governor, II. c. Warmoth,
was not anxious for place on the ticket It re-
quired good deal of coaxing TO get his consent
to the use of his name Twenty years ago he
was elected Governor. He was only % then,
and the law relative to the eligibility of Gov
ernor had TO be changed before he could dis
charge his official duties. There were very lively
times in Louisiana during his term of ONCE.
The people of that State are not likely to forget
them, and Warmoth will wish that he had kept
out of State politics before the campaign is over
Warmoth is rich now, and enjoys a degree of
respect and esteem among the sugar planters
and sugar merchants that no one, dozen years
ago, would have thought could possibly be his.
Time works wonderful changes, however, and
Warmoth Is man of much more than ordinary
ability, and knows how to make friends. When
he!entered the: Governors Office in 1868 he was
as poor as q church mouse. When his term ex-
pired be was q rich young man. How he made
his money the public never knew, and dosen't
know yet.
1t is not probable that the Republican leaders
of louisiana have any hope of carrying that
State. All they hope 10 do is to make such q
showing that II the Republican party should by
any chance get control Of the government
again they would be in q position to demand
recognition. They will ry to get out pretty
big vote in the Presidential election, but the
party is SO Thoroughly disorganized that they
will not accomplish sgteat deal in that direc-
ton -SduGnndh Nc,es
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Awaits that countless army Of martyrs whose ranks
constantly recruited from the victims Of dis
eases The price Of the boon is systematic Of
Hostetters Stomach Bites the finest and most genial
Of tonic nervnes pursued with reasonable persistence
Easier pleasanter and eae this than to swash the VIC
tualing department with pseudo onics alcoholic the
beef extracts foods narcotcs sedarives
and poisons in disguise Tred Natures sweet restorer.
balmy Sleep" is the provdental recupsrant of weak
nerves. and this glorious franchise being ususy the
sequences Of sound digestion and increased vgor the
great stomachic which nsures both is productive also
repose at the required time Not unrefreshed awakens
the individual who it, bat vigorous clear headed
and tranquil Use the Bitters also In fever and sgue
rheumatism, kidney troubles constipation and bilious
ness. to4
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE THIS
w 9Th day of November, 1887, associated our
selves together under and by virtue Of Section 1,
Chapter 1887, Of the Laws of Florida, approved
February 19th 1874, and the amendments thereto,
under the corporate name of the Canaveral and
South Florida Railroad Company. The principal
place of business of said company shall be in Ca
naveral, Brevard county, Florida, and the purpose
for which said company is formed is to construct,
operate and maintain railroad with terminal ia
cillties for public use and conveyance of persons
and property. Said railroad shall be located in
Brevard county, Florida, and shall commence at or
near Ttusville, and run thence in an easterly d.
rection, over the most advantageous route to the
Atlantic ocean; thence in southerly direction
along near said ocean to a point at or near the
Blight of Canaveral, with branch to Banana river.
The length Of said railroad will be aoout twenty
five miles. The capital stock of said company to
be $4,000 to be divided into 600 SHARES of 500
each.
CANAvERAL, Fla, Nov. 5th, 1887.
(Signed) PHIN'S. D. WESSON,
HENRY H. HARRISON, Trustee,
j. T. BERNARD,
N N. PENNY,
ROBT. RANSOM.
Nov 10, 1SS7-0Odys.
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CHICAGO, Feb IA Dispatch from Chasta.
rooga. Tenn, says: Heavy buyers Of tobacco
report great excitement In Kentucky. Every
Die are U.vns 2, i sieh : 20 psF scr: reut
& I'd fields. A representative Of New York
tob eco firm says Spain has recently bought
1000 hogsheads in New York, which leaves her
1000 short of last years requirements, with about
$1,000 hogsheads for the wants Of 1883. The
New York warehouses are about empty and
purchases made at Clsrksville this week were
for immediate shipments. Louisville opentors
are making every effort to get ell the dark low
grades in few hands, and are credited with the
plrcha within q week of nearly all the stock
Of Paducah, Hopkinsville and Nashville"
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AYE You CONSUMPTIVE

Have you Cough, Bronchitis Asthma Indi ,eston Use
PAR kERsS GlNGER TON &c without delay It
has cured many Of the worst and h the remedy
Tor all affections Of the tn oat and lungs and disc ascs
arising rom impure blood and exhaustion. The feeble
and sick, STRUGGLING against disease and slowly
TO the gp oe will In many their health hy
the timely Of Parker's Ginger Tonic but delay is
dang Take in time 1t Is in valuable all pains
and disorders Of stomach and bowels SOC at Drugr sts
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FLORIDA ROAD LAWS.
Single copies 10 cents; $1.00 per dozen, or
10c copies for $500. Address
DoRR & BOWEN,
Tallahassee Fla
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broken cup shs mst Annie Conyen' eyes.
Womsn sometimes talk 10 each other
with their eyes; two did then.
She never told Craig, and che sent Miss
Heth an invitation TO her wedding, which
Miss Heth, with many regards, declined.
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appearance this week IN Orange county, under
the name of the AdusTtiser. 1t y edited and
published at Apopka, by Fred H. Perry, printer
Of long experience. The makeup shows that q
thorough workman is In charge, and its local
news is complete. The citizens OF Apopka have
cause 10 feel proud of this new enter prise, and
would do well TO give II 'leir encouragement
and libeial patronage.
Barlow Informant: A typographical error
in our issue OF the 26th made Us say that over
81 700 of the subscriptions TO the Episcopal Col
iege TO be located at Auburndale had been col
lected We hope our Auburndale friends will
appreciate the fact that although type stickers
are the best meaning class Of people in the
world. yet they will drop u naught sometimes,
little dreaming that it may make difference of
4l5.3O0. We were shown this week q very
handsome specimen Of the Jamaica ginger
root by Mayor Baskin. II was grown ct his
place in town, and was planted last April. The
Mayor win send il to the Sub. Tropical to be
placed among the Polk county exhibits. To
those interested in the cultivation Of this plant
this exhibit wall attract great deal OF attention
Mayor Baskin thinks that all the giuger used an
nually in the United States could be grown with
all ease In Florida. S.t
Lake City Tobacco Ftans.' Work on the new
system of water works 10 again progressing
When In operation Lake City win have a water
supply second TO none In the State. There 10
mora home cured bacon and lard offered for sale
by the farmers OF Columbia county now, we are
informed, than for the last ten years. As rule,
The greater part OF the farmers Of tho county
have Dot up plenty Tor their own use, which ID
propbet;c Of better times. !. Captain J. r. Baya
has secured the second story of Henderson's
brick building for his cigar factory, the Ponce
dc Leon, and q putting Tie space In readiness to
BEGIN work. A choice brand Of the cigars man.
ufsctured will bear The factory name The bap-
fismal font Just placed In the d. James Episcopal
Church II Q handsome and ornamental a1air.
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NOTICE.!

A LII CREDITORS, LEGATEEs AND PER
"a sons entitled to distribution, of the estate Of
Robert Howard Gamble, late of Leon county, Fla
to the undersigned administrators, duly authentica
ted, within two years from the date hereof or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
ANGELICA <. GAMBLE, Administratrix,
ROBERT G. GAMBLE, Administrator.
Tallahassee, Jan. 81, 1SS86m
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Guardians Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON MON.
~ day, the 9th day of February, A. D. 1885, or
as soon thereafter can be heard will apply to
the County Judge of Leon county. Florida, at his
Office in the court house. for authority sell the
interests of George Cook, Isabel 1. Cook and
David NJ Cook, minors, in that part of lots No. 43
and 49, in the original plan of the City of Tallahas-
see, county and State aforesaid, described a. fol-
lows, to-wt: Beginning at the northeast corner OF
lot No. 80 and running north 81 feet and eight
inches to the southeast corner of lot No. H. thence
east lib feet inches, to the southwest corner
of lot No 49, thence in southwesterly direction 142
feet eight inches, more or less, to the point of
beginning, making triangular lot, composed Of
containing 4,9l1 16-1O0 square feet more or less.
ELIZABETH COOK,
Guardian Of said Minors
January %, 1SS8-41-5w
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FLORIDA PINE LANDS.

NOR SALE 1900 ACRES EN- BLOC IN LEON AND
i Wakulla counties, within abolt fifteen miles OF
the Capital Of the state being the whole Of
cept the Eh and SWA Of 3d. Price $4,000 Perfect
title For further particulars, address r. d. Box 915
montreal, Canada Jan. g. 1888 w