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| The following figures are taker fro,, A., "a,
cisi bulletins for Jacksonville:
II, Iuesday-New Cases, 1856. dea,bs On
Th "uusssuay-new cases. 1870; deaths ID
new u cs.oa cases, 131 deaths, Is Friday
Sases' ioS deaths, 6. Sunday-new cases iaa
ueasns' H. Monday-new cases, 1903: deaths
Inc total for the week are 934 new cases md
o. deaths Totals since beginning Of epidemic
cases, 1880; deaths, 217.
MADISON ACTING RIGHT.
Inc Mayor of Madison has issued the follow.
ing quarantine proclamation
Ihat q strict quarantine il hereby aec,orod
qagalnst all travel and freight east and sonth If
1--we YAK, and persons holding certificates from
a pulnls east and south of Live Oak will not he
T Ttoweo 70 stop within the limits of this county
tas - 40 hereoy require the railroad author
.so W 'ahe the passenger coach off and allow mn
paSSSengers to travel by the freight train. or we
rnali oe forced to prohibit the freight trains from
passing through the limits of this county.
Nc ABOVE was made necessary by the report
Vi yeiiow lever at Gainesville. Madison Is I'm.
Usually heaithy at this season of the year. and
Tue town IS in clean condition.
Inc fever is reported at Branford
diCiC NcTC TWO new cases and
one death on Sunday. The place is supplied by
special trains from Jacksonville.
No new cases have appeared at Gainesville for
several days, and all the sick are doing we'll,
Miss Barton has wired DR.. Soutbmavd at
Jacksonville, that he may be needed in Wash
'ng'on' and to prepare to move at any time
oacksonvlle is afflicted with incomnetent
nurses. More nurses are needed
The lever has appeared al Fernandipa A fcw
oeaths and number of cases are repor,ed Cant.
u. f. Maxwell, who took the lever on sunday
Is ooing WELL MIR. Bushnell has the fever.
New cases and deaths are daily reported o,
Decatur (Ala) and Jackson (Miss.) The rigid
quarantine north and west of Decatur almost
amounts to non-intercourse All trains arc
abandoned on some roads, the militia has been
ordered out at Nashville to protect her pconle
from infection, and armed volunteers are guard.
ing other cities and towns, in the section of
country west, north and south of Chattanooco
and west of the Mississippi river. 1t is reported
mere that only an engine and mail Car is now
run on the P. & A. road.
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rest by sick child suffering and crying with
pain of cutting teethr If SO, send at once and
get bottle of Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TEETHINa. It's value is incalcu-
liable. 1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediately. Depend upon it, mothers, there is no
mistake about it. 1t cures dysentery and dar-
rhea, regulates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind collie, softens the gums. reduces iniamma-
ton, and gives tone and energy to the whole
system Mrs. WMsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
CHILDREN TEETHINa is pleasant to the taste,
and is the prescription of one of the oldest and
best female nurses and physicians In the United
States, and is for sale by all druggists through
out the world. Price 26 cents bottle. 40-1y
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10 me officers and Members Of Leon Lodqe No 5. + O.
o. f..
Iour committee on memorial offer the following :
WHEREAS, by the pleasure of our most Supreme
noble Grand, we have been called to mourn the re-
moval by death of our esteemed and beloved BROTH
or, Fast Grand w. N LEONARD, Therefore be il
RESOLVED That while bowling in humble sub-nis-
sion 10 our Masters will, we feel that in his death
we lose one who has labored earnestly for the GOOD
OF our order, one who always at the post of
uuty win armor on, always conscientiously hold
ana fearless In the discharge of that duty: one
whose memory will continue to remain fresh and
green among our cherished treasures
Resolved That while we deeply mourn his loss we
can but submit resignedly to Gods dealings.
Icesotoed, That as Odd Fellows we earnestly hear
testimony to his genial hospitality and Kindness Of
heart "
Itesotved That we hereby tender to his bercaycd
family and friends our profound sympathy and pray
That the God that chasteneth those he loveth nav
sustain and comfort them in this their time of sor.
row.
lteso'ped, That copy of these resolutions be
sent the wife of our deceased brother and be pub.
llshed in the Tallahassee papers and that our Lodge
room be draped in monring and that the members
OF TINS Lodge wear the usual badge of mourning
ior thirty days. HENRY BERNREUTER
A. J. FISH
VIM. b. SCHRADER
Committee.
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CANCER CURED!
Sept. 11-22-3m

take great pleasure in making this statement to
the public, hoping that it may do much good For
two years was the victim of one of the worst
cancers that ever afflicted any man, think Hav-
ing only one eye--my left one had been lost by a
she'll wound when Confederate sol6ier-the other
in great danger from the cancer, was almost gone
Ny sight was very much affected by it, and the
most prominent physicians of this and other cities
told me that could not be cured. l spent thous-
ands of dollars trying to my only eye, and in
my despair l was left to the cold charity of the
world, to die pauper, blinded, discouraged and
deserted. In this condition this good and great
man found me, being sent to me by one similarly
afflicted, but afraid to risk the treatment of nv ben
efactor. On the first day of the present month
Providence put me in Mr.. Curran's way, and though
had no money and no home. he provided for INV
wants and nursed me as tenderly as If had been
his father; and on the ninth day of September be-
tween midnight and day, my cancer, the bane of nv
life for ten years, actually fell of my face and
l began to improve daily. The wound has now all
healed nicely, and my old enemy, my cancer is
safely corked up in bottle of alcohol, free to the
inspection Of my friends anybody who may wish
to see 1t. Hoping that some one afflicted as was
may see this and benefit thereby, heartily recon-
mend Mr. Curran and his cancer cure to the public
and 1 sincerely thank God that il was my good for
tune to meet him. l am now sound and we'll
and to him l feel owe my life
ATLANTA, Ga, September 2S, 1897
To Whom May Concern
l am well acquainted with VIM d. Waters and
know that he had ugly cancer very near his right
eye for many years. / also know that he il nov
well, and was cured by Mr.. j. M. Curran, of this
city. A. g. GRIER
X. BURNE
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. &c. 1887 (S9S. PJorst1
1t Is quite pleasure to me to state for the hena
ut OF whom II may concern that am personalIv
acquainted with Mr.. VIM. d. Waters Of Atlants
and know that he did have very bad cancer on his
right cheek have known him four wears ana
know that he Is now well, and also know thai
Mr.. j. NJ. Curran cured him.
MORGAN s. BROWN.
am proud to see my old friend Waters cnreS of
his cancer, and glad that citizen of Atlanta. j NJ
Curran, has the honor of curing him amer so many
physicians failed to do him any good
w. L. EZZARD.
j. NJ. HIGGINS
g. N. MCDUFFiE.
Z. CHRISTOPHER.
B. b. WOOTEN
]. A. LOFTS,
!. Z. r. HENRY.
HoH MELBORN BRAY,
w. 81. HANCOCK.
indorse the above and am glad to see the csre
July S. 1883. 1ssm y = AA''na-
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Didn't we, though? with both feet, last Sat-
urday. They Ia few of Tallahassee's would
lIke-to-be most enterprising merchants) tried to
down US; but we wouldn't be downed The
kickers complained to the city authorities that
they were not enforcing the ordinances prOhib-
iting us from blockading street 100 feet wide;
and by the way said ordinance was passed seve-
raj years ago to fit one individual case, and
which has not been enforced for several years
until last Saturday. We moved onto private
property and the kckers kicked again, behold
we were dsing business at two places with only
one license. We paid another license, and faster
than mule could kick we we've selling hnware
We don't keep General Merchandise or Va
riety Store, and try to sell Flows and Dry Goods
together, they don't harmonic. The Tinware
and House Furnishing Goods Business is our
meat and bread. We are both practical timers,
and TO great extent manufacturers We pro-
pose to run that business and if choose to give
away tinwsre, or sell at a very close margin,
that is our business and the masses are the ones
that receive the benefit. We propose to the best
of our ability to do the tinware business OF this
town, it's our legitimate business, we know moth
ing else, we buy in larger quantities and when
anyone tells you they sell cheaper than we do,
make il your business to get our prices and COM
pare them, and when it comes down to these
and 10 cent bats, which are like the circus
clowns jokes stale) because those are our prices
for the past four years and you will find them
and other goods in our line as cheap as they can
be sold. Respectfully,
SHAY u YAEGER,
HEADQUARTERS for Tinware.
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Woman. Discoverv.

"Another wonderful discovery has been made
and that too by a lady living in this county.
Disease fastened its clutches upon her and for
seven yedts she withsto0d its severcst tests, but
her vital organs were undermined and death
seemed imminent. For three months she coughed
necessarily and could not sleep. She bought of
us bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption and was so much relieved on TAX
ing first dose that she slept all night and with
one bottle has been miraculously cured. Her
name is Mrs. Luther Lutz" Thus write w. G.
Hamrick & Co., of Shelby, N. G. Get free
trial bottle at NJ. Lively's Drug Store.
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AsllhlfC SDenkinw.

The candidates of the Conservative Demo
cratic party of Gtdsden county, with other gen
tlemen, will met and address the citizens OF the
county at the following times and places, viz
Midway, Saturday September 30
Wetumpky, Wednesday October g.
SCOTS Store. Saturday, October g.
Sycamore, "Wednesday. October 10
Chattahoochcc, Saturday. October 49,
llinsons 5. House. Wednesday, October H.
Concord, Saturday. October 30
Sawdust, Wednesday. October "a
Glen Julia, Thursday October %
Quincy Saturday October27
All are respectfully invited to attend these
meetings. f. C. LOVE. Chairman.
Quincy Sept. IA, 1888
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The Verdict Unanimous.

w. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind, testifes
II can recommend Electric Btters as the very
best remedy. Every bottle sold has given re-
lief in every case. One man took six bottles,
and was cured OF Rheumatism of 10 years stand
ing" Abraham Hare, druggist, Bellville, Ohio,
aff1rms: 1.-THE best selling medicine Ihave ever
handled in my 20 years experience, is Electric
Bitters" Thousands of others have added their
testimony. so that the verdict is unanimous that
Electric Btters do cure all diseases of the Liver
Kidneys or Blood. Only half dollar bottle
at NJ LiYely's Drug Store
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THE DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN.
State Committees Appointments.
HEADQUARTERS

HEADQUARTERS
DEMOCRATIC STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
PENSACOLA, September 10h 1885,
Owing to the interruption of transportation
lines and restrictions of quarantine caused by
the lamentable visitation of the fever in some
sections of our State, material changes are nee
essarlly made in the appointments for public
speaking heretofore published by this committee
Unless further PrOvidenti,l interference, the
following appointments will be filled by Hon
Frank p Fleming, accompanied by corps of
distinguished speakers Appointments for
lower East Coast will be announced later
DeLand, September 2sth.
Ttusville, September 29th noon.
SANFORD, October LIST morning
Orlando, October I'd,
hlssimmee October 3D. noon.
Lakeland, October 4th, noon.
Barlow, October 5th, noon
Fort Meade, October 9th noon.
Arcadia, October Sth noon.
Fort Ogden, October 9th, noon.
Punta GOrda- October 10th, noon.
Fort Myers October 12th noon.
Key West October 18th, noon.
Manatee October 18th,
Tampa October goth, noon
l)ade City. October 22d
Erooksvle, October 23d noon.
Manifold, October oath noon.
Sumtervile. October Goth, noon
Leesburg, October 9th, noon.
Iavares, October 10Th, noon.
Eusts, October 10Th, night.
Ocaa, October ;0th noon.
Macclenny, November lst. noon.
PENSACOLA November I'd night.
~ Chairmen County Executive Committees
are especially charged with the local arrange
menls for these appointments.
BY order OF the Committee
w. d. CHIPLEY, Chairman,
Pensacola.
Attcst-L. b. WoMBwELL. Secretary.
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Consumption CURED.

An old physician retired from practice, having
had placed i'll his hands by East India missio u
airy the formula OF simple vegetable remedy for
the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption,
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and
Lung Affections also positive and radical cure for
Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints after
having tested its wonderful curative powers in thou
sands of cases, has felt it his duty make it known
to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and desire to relieve human suffering, | will send
free of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe in
German, French or English, with full directions for
preparing and using. Sent by mail by addressing
Ibwer Block Rochester, ". T. 3SeOW1y
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/ indorse the above
effected. j.
July 5, 1888, I2-Sm
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Windsor, Simpson and all other best brands
OF Calicoes, at cents per yard.
5000 yards Calicoes, at Cents-the cce-
brated Royal Oak Check for 6 1.2 Cents per
yard-the best unlandried shirt made for Is
Cents. Solid coors in Hosiery for 25 Cents
per pair, worth so cents.
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Flag Bandanas, Flag Bandana Buttons, and
all other Democratic emblems adopted by the
Democratic State Executive Committee Leave
your orders with Louis f. COHEN, agent, at
Palace bar. [241t
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oe,he rroduct of I.W. Harper, Distiller, Nelson
~ ,nt Kentucky are hereby informed that his
Whisky is not sold promiscuously over ef tine tine
country but is placed only Into n @hose name al
respo sam,e. that the Whiskey is sold pure as It
ao goe from the Distllery Messrs. Julius Ban
So Rro are the emily authorized Agents for Tai
Iahassee Fla.
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The best Salve in the world for cuts, bruises
Sores ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter, chap
ped hands, chibans, corns and all skin erup-
tons, and positively cures piles, or no pay re.
qured. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac.
ton, or money refunded. Price % cents pei
box. For sale by NJ. Lively.
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Letter from the Ex.Sh erfG of Chau.
tauqua County, New York.
MAYvILLE, N. Y, Dec. 2, 1885

MAYVILLE, N. :, DEC. q 1850.
am glad to say, from long personal expert
ence with ALLCoCK's Porous PLAsTERs, that
am able to endorse all the good things that have
ever been said about them, and supplement
these by saying that frankly believe their value
cannot be estimated. Their breadth of useful
ness is unlimited and for prompt and sure relief
to almost every ache and pain that flesh is heir
10, no other remedy, in my opinion, either ex-
ternal or INTERNAL equals them in certainty and
rapdity. l have used them at one time for
rheumatism, another for backachc, again for
bronchitis. always with the same result-a
speedy cure. L. r. HARRINGTON.
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TIt M1;'ES.
rlrctiou Tickets.

a.. .,e pep4rrl 20 furnish ELECTION TICK
$500 e..4.g in good style, on short
..,,,r .nl at reasonable prices
,,.t,..-- ~ OhcT II
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Wagons! IBuggies! Road Carts!
A fine line of Road Carts. A good assortment
of open and top Bugges. One and two-horse
Studebaker, Atlanta and Atwater wagons. All
OF the very best makes--strong, neat and SER
viceabe-and will be sold at prices cheaper than
the cheapest. Come quick and get genuine bar
eaius j. @. KEMPER.
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,..srna.l and express arrives at l2:l9 +. NJ.
Is. t'i' ..i ana, Npr,ss arrives at ABB 7. M.
w. , ,.na ia--cr-er ielyer at eco ,so A. ~
9.;.hngrd ii--''i-'' ''''
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The Life of the flesh is the blood thereof; "
pure blood means healthy functional activity
and this bears with it the certainty of quick
restoration from sickness or accident. DR.. J..
II. McLcan's Strengthening Cordial and Blood
Purifier gives pure rich blood, and vtalizes and
strengthens the whole body. 81 90 per bottle
July 26 I'm
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Gen. Robert Bullock. the Democratic candi-
GATE Tor Congress in the Second District, will
address the people on the issues of the campaign
at the following times and places
From time to time he will be accompanied
by the following gentlemen Hon B II Palmer
Presidential Elector; Hon. John E. Hartritpe
Capt. r. w. Davis, r. F. Taylor, Esq, Judge
Hammond, Hon. Charles Doughcrty, and other
well known and distinguished speakers
MacClenny, September o. noon.
Starke, September 20 noon
Lake Butler, October l. noon
Lawtey, October 2, noon
rernandlna, October 3, noon
Waldo, October T. noon
Hawthorn, October s. noon
gainesville, October G. noon
Newnansville October 3 noon
lntcriachen, October o noon
Palatka October TO- noon
Green Cove Springs Octohor, I, ~
q. augustine, October II noon
DeLand, October 49, noon ~
Daytona October l6 noon
Sanford, October II, noon
I1tusville October is noon
ROCK Ledge, October ~ noon
Enterprise October 20 noon
Uilanuo, october %, noon
klssimmee, October % noon
Apopka, October a. noon
Iavares, October IS noon
Eusts, October 20 noon
Lcesburg October y noe
Sumtervile, October 20 noon
wildwood, October 30 noon
Lazy Lake Otober 81 noon
North Lake Weir, November I noon
Mlcanopy, November 2 noon
Jacksonville. November 3 noon
Ocala November 5, noon and MONT
These appointments will be adhered TO- In
the event OF interference on account of uu4ran-
tine regulations or other causes the appoint
ments will be filled by local speakers, who will
be.ln readiness tor such duty by special arrange
ment OF this committee
r. l.. ANDERSON, Chairman
GEO W. WILSON, Secretary.
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Hathaway 90.

Will open on Saturday, Sept. Goth, in the hand
some new store opposite the St. james Hotel
the largest cheapest and best selected stock OF
Dry Goods Notions, Shoes and Hats ever shown
in Tallahassee Everybody is invited to com
and see them.
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Life will acquire new zcst, and chcerfuIness
return, if you will impcl your liver and kidneys
to the p rtormance OF their functions. Dr. J. III.
McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm will stimulate
them to healthtul action. $l00 per bottle. 26 BIN
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SNN\es mat . are I

No\>>os That are frctfu peevish, cross,
or troubled with Windy Collie,
Tecthing Pains, or Stomach Disorders, can be re-
leved at once by using Acker's Baby Soother
1t contains no Opium or Morphine, hence is safe
Price % cents Sold by M. Lively druggist.
Feb 16-44-eOw
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Give il to Your Neighbor,

When you have have read the FLoRID1AN,
hand it to your neighbor, tell him to read it and
become subscriber, at least for the campaign.
In this way you can assist In the good work OF
circulating a sound Democratic journal and
thereby enlighten the people upon the issues of
the great campaign of 1888. If
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Saxon & Co. propose to be 10 the ring, lore
most Of all others, In knocking down nigi
prices Sec their stock and be satisfied. lS4-l
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r.
...s5 r..4.r. in good style, on short
...e .pl at reasonable prices.
.ir.--.f onct If
,,.Yaa sesi-'ced?
n....,er ui,iioGi delay.
ynssan not Register after this week.
N, ,,ea. 2 Cmilc LEFT tor the North last
gsb
SEPTEMBER -
~ e 15-tf
I,rag have land Tor sale send in your lad"
e,.i. IMMIGRATION FLoRIDIAN. If
Tie Et,t fo-.ihation cure for yellow fever
t t.., med with success in two cases at
jacksonville
r.r ,n,nyunarkabe cures Hoods Sarsa-
nail, sceamp.,hc- are sufficient proof that it
doe, p,.., - peculiar curative powers.
-iiri. Eddie Ion Of Captain b. F. Walker,
Of I.moaia. i.rl O. week. We deeply sympa-
fl;z. u.,b clp;.r Walker in his loss
Nj y. " Woodward, Principal of the
p.,l',r l.8a Aea lcmy, informs rs that his
scho5i MI; open nex' Monday, October lst
Nc saa' au advertisement from every rep
,....'..t',..,,'... in Florida for our Immigra-
ion issue sod yori copy. II
,,.,,hqr,s are painting and
n .l ror- onop;ro
h-s"..- ~ ga '"'
r,hy.
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iDfd. IL : + i''' l. y. Ni""'o'0' f. i,ou''oun
anl u Hopkins are recent arrivals from St
lo'-s. -,
La lNNi"!'Nl y L2hio'NM m''l F,"t0 y, ~
~ FIT 49, r r,.. :, and he con-
ynotl If
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~. a. I II ucr.a.,,. Tar Vine Iung Balm
lis . sure remedy ior coughs, loss OF voice
a. al ilfu4 ana lUn' diseases. July 20 3m
Ic-sf, Shay < Jaeger and the Racket
S.Fe made perfect slaughter in the prices of
IL vale la.' saturday, much to the amusement
.~f..et;. e!.r-.. crowd Of huvcrs who were
-C.ff4in ~ D. Balmntinc and family, Of
NO. ,.,;, Ias, Th,,rsda,
F.''''-'i'''. Wa On inc '''n last inui'oaS
conn., =" i-.''''s-@e, on'' as our BOARD OIL
hei-.D d.. f''.i'A'4D'd against MS CITY, 'hey
"'ie Dol "..""'' 10 come H.
-ca-.- nj c9a- cone unlimited but you
:, ~ ." , ra WIZ Ni,a tn ne" p s.l7r'
july 26.3m
+''f y D. i'''-e" ana we ie't SATURDAY
" . -. ~ ,'n '"S'T " . ,s'e= ha all,
'''i'- A'n MS hN7'e'iS ih"'her had met
"l'l pilninl accident having fallen and dan
,,r.fi-ly ha.t herself
=. ~. II.ii.,...,1. ,..,,,l.r ,.o..o
i"r''" lung
rari4- been WORKING At The Tallahassee shops
81 she f. q. :, +. R.ro4i Company left last
wchr-t.g on "a visit to hiaoll home Womb
~e-, ha-,.ni
-''f sear election tickets printed 'on and
give lno.-'i. plenty Of time for judlcious disrrl
'''''-- "i'c' without delay to fLoKIDTAN
OHIO. tor prieo-. If
-Cnief Justice \. L. Maxwell. Of the supreme
N'aii' Is I'd 'he CITY meeting with cordial greet
ing isom Ai- many friends The Judge is hale
aulAe.,iy anl bid- fair 10 serve the public for
many ,.4... +, come. There are few men livina
~loL.re SO .ou or .potIe.. pubic sr record l, as
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MASONIC.

.,.r meetings of JACKSON LODGE
n hes y, me first and third Mondays in each
So o.,h as a'e'e'' W. M. MCINTOSH, Secretary.
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(From the st. Louis Post.DispatchN


Senator Sherman in recent interview said
that the tariff should be revised and reduced,
that he is opposed to taking the tax off Of whis-
Key and that HE bloody shirt is a thing of the
past. III Senator Sherman continues on his hon
esly policy the first thing he knows he will find
himself in the Democratic party.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-09-25

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