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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-05-07
Notice of INCORPORATION

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THK
~ undersigned persons have formed company
for the purpose of constructing, maintaining and
operating railroad, or tram road from Lake
Poin.ett TO Rock Ledge and Cocoa with privilege
Of extending to CITY Point, about parallel with The
Indian River through the towns Of Rock Ledge and
Cocoa, AID City Point Fla. The name OF the said
railroad or tram road company is Ind.n River
and Lake Ponsett Railway Company. The rail.
road is TO run from Lake Poinselt to Rock Ledge
and Cocoa, with privilege Of extension to Civ
Point through Rock Ledge, Cocoa and City Point
about parallel with the RIVER to IA miles in length
all in Brevard county, Fla. Tue company. capital
stock consists Of one hundred shares of one bun
dred dollars ea+h $40 600 IN all. with privilege Of
Increasing stock to $50 shares at 100 dollars each
The undrr5igned compose its first Board Of Di
rectors, this March 5th, 1889.
c. B. MAGRCDER,
Fl ;. WILLIAMS,
LEWIS POWE
K. P. PADDISON
March 10, l8S9-3m E.P PARCHER
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NOT APIMPLE ON HIM NOW.

had with Eczema. Hair all Eoae.
scalp covered with erupsiOns.
Th"m.ht his hair would never
grow. Cared by EuiicurA Renee
dies. Hair Splendid and mot al
pim pie On him.
cannot say enough in praise OF the CUTIcURA RENE
My boy, WHEN y. OF aye, bad with
hat he lo-t all OF his hair. His scalp
cred with erupons, which the doctors said scad
head and that his hair would grow again. Drs-
pairing of cure from physicians began the use Of the
CUTICURA REMEDIES, d. am happy to ray. with the
most perfect succe-s His hair IL now splendid. aud
there Is not pimple on him | recommend the CUrCr-
RIA REMEDIES to mothers the most speedy, economi-
CAL and for all skin diseases oil infants ana
children and feel that every mother Who has afflicted
child will thank me for % doing.
MRS. M. E. WOODSUM, Norway Me-
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The following contributions were made by
the Senate on Friday:
To be county commissioners for Lafayette
county: T Gates, tor District 1; Whey w
Crawford. for Dis,ric, 2 L J Bell. for District
3; J Johnson, for District 4 G Goodbrcad,
for Dstric g.
To be county commissioners for Suwannee
county: Geo w Cot. for District 2; John o
Ross, for District 8; Robert A Ried for District
A james English, for District 5.
To be county commissioners for Holmes cOun-
ty: Stephen Parish, fsr District 1 j A Hug
gins, for District Q; w Howell, for District 8 !;
John Perkins, for District 4; James Harrel, for
District s.
To be county commissioners for Walton coun-
~: N j McKlnnon, for District L @ Scott,
for District Q; j P STUDIOS, for District 8; J H
Richhpurg for District 4; A G Monroe, for Dis
trici g.
To be county commissioners for Taylor coun.
": j A Jackson. for District A j Wright. for
District Q; w Faulkner. for District 8 w B
Teddrr. Tor District 4; w Whidden, for Dis
tric, g.
To be county commissioners for Wakula
county: w B Hill. for District L William II
Walker, for District 3; John P Roberts, for Dis,
trict s.
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Capt ii. 1. Blocker yesterday morning placed
on our desk dish of as fine strawberries as we
ever saw, with The complim mis- of his es,imabie
ltdy. They were of the Crimson Peerless VA
rley, and were large in size, pretty color, and
OF d 'licons Il 'vor. Captain Blocker and vile
have fine garden, take great interest in grow
ing fiui's and vegetables. and always have ex.
cellent fruits and veget ahles.
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EMILE DUBOIS.

Surgeon General Woodward, u S. Army,
says OF the results OF chronic maarial POISON
e: Disorder of the kidneys frequently com,
plcaieS tie condition under considerations
ScanIy, more or less albuminnus urine. is often
observed, and those cases no' infrequrn'ly tel
mnac in chronic Briuhi's Diseas-, with con-
hrmed albuminnra, oedema or general ana
sarca" What at first is recognized as malaria.
IL subsequently fund to b. Brisht's Disease,
which Warmers S ale Cure cures
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Crates for fruit and vegetables, and dressed
lumber of All kinds, by Car load, for sale at
Ocklockonee.
Crates for sale at Byrd & Denham's, ITALIA
hhssee. A. NEALE BRADFORD,
April 10, 1894" Proprietor.
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We will keep constantly on hand full sup
ply o:bes timothy hay, oats and corn, which
will be sold in any quantity at lowest cash
prices.
One carload of fresh bran, just arrived. and
vi he sold cheap
l2O-u] T. J. ROBERTS g. Son.
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few weeks ago my wife suffered very much from
cutaneous disease of the scalp and received icf
from the various remedies she used until -he tried
Gu A. The disease promptly yielded to this Treatment
and IN short While she was entirely well. There has
been retnra Of the disease AID CUrICuRA ranks No
III our s,lmatlon for di-eare- o. the
REV. D. PRESS Ely BARTLETT D. d..
Raleigh, y. G.
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For Sale.

An Eight Horse Portable Engine, mounted
on wheels. in good working order Having re-
placed il with a larger one, will sell on 3asv
terms. Apply To JOHN BRADFORD.
BradiordvIlle, Fla.
December 4, 1S88-10-tf
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A Fever Sore Eighs Years. Cured.

must extend to you the thanks Of If my custom.
ers who has he cured, by using the CUTIcURA RENE
DE- OF old caused by long pell OF sickness
fever eight years ago He SO bad he fearful he
won have to have his leg ampuated but is happy to
cay he il entirely w,ll,-sound q dollar. He re-
quests me TO Use his nam. which is II. ii. CAsoN,
Giant u this place. JOHN " MINOR. Druggi-t,
Gane sburO, Tenn.
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For Rent.

The Presbyterian parsonage and lot-for six
months Parsonage furnished and good garden
on premises. Apply to
31-tf JAS. Meg. RICHARDSON Pastor.
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RNCOlINCf

That Jacob r Cohen extends hearty invita-.
hon TO all TO come and examine his immense
sock of aces and embrolderies, white goods
hosiery, gloves, handkerchefs, fans, ribbons.
dress trimmings, fancy goods and novelties of
all kinds. az
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IMPORTED LIMEJUICE,


when you visit }. X. Cohen's do not fail to
see those elegant Black aud Colored Lace and
Tule overdresses. oe
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NaEfts, Wits. Mills

Shoulder Length and Onera Mi,ts in eyer,
variety and color can he obtained at
90 j X. CoHENs.
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M rs. Wales.

Having taken charS- OF the house known as the
Whitaker House, is now prepared to accommo-
date boarders orr
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A % nsssml ense

Line of Satteeas, Challies, Albatrosses. Nuns
Veilings, Henrietias. Cashmeres, Mohairs ant
White Goods at j. r. Cohens. 26
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Notice 10 RiCknickers

No persons will be allowed to frequent the
grounds At Highwood. Strict orders have been
given to the parties in charge to turn out all
respassers. j. s. LOCKE
3l-2t
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Ii Is Given lin

That Jacob t. Cohen has the most elegant line
OF Dress Goods, Dress Trimmings, Fancy
Goods and Novelties ever displayed in Tallahas-
see. oc
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jacob X. Cohen gives written guarantee Il
every purchaser OF his Fast Black Hose. boil
aides and misses. ca
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Jacob Ia. Cohen

Is The agent and only merchant in the city who
sells the celebrated Flaxiline Corset
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The only tirst-class summer hotel in the State
where You can board Tor less money than Won,
can keep house. Prices reduced to So 90. $40
and $l2 week tor the summer season Tel
eSfaP' Tor rooms A. B. DAVIS,
1913, N.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE
VESTIBCLED TRAIN.
Monday, Wednesday and fnoh
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE

Train leaving Thomasville at 1880 p ~
Sleeping Car TO New York. ,xudl
Train leaving WaycroSs at Alb H ~
Sleeping Car To Cincinnati. via E. I. '. s.rf1l
Train leaving Th"masville At 81 ~ R
Train leaving Si 40 way y'ns 81 90 n
and Albany at Ia3a. night, Carries s'eeP
Cincinnati. -. .xuifI
Train leaving Waycross at 1910, night
t. Savannah p.scse
Through ticke's sold to all points ID ID
through Also sleeping car bertcs stgsr.spngk
Il. q. FLEMING, WIN. T. han ~
Suprrin endent. Gene
T. j. WRIGHT. Agent at Monti Cello -
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-. H. Cohen

And his efficient corps of clerks will ALWAYS
endeavor TO please the most f,slidious. GO
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1880 a. M, New Orleans Express sbo,,.--.
est line 10 al Middle and Wes Florids nO:. = g
Mobile and New ORLEANS 7:9Oa m n
connect through To brownsville. Monteor..s.k "a
ST. Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago AMI ali paDs -
West. rAs ~
9:l5 a. m. Limited, through to O,,,,ao ~.
Homosassa. Tarpon spring. Southerlspd & -
Tampa. Barlow, Punta Gorda and All mia;
Florida point.
l:2O p. IN. Mail and Express for Al 49,.
Gainesville, Ocala. Leesburg, Tavarrs. Apoah ):
do. AF1A
800 p. m. Local, connects through IN, al, -;
Ocaa, gainesville, Lee-burg, Tagsres. JrIsnS. T.
Springs, Switzerland, St Petersburg and To-.
1000 a. m. Cumberland Route FxDress -
Fernandina with Steamer City Of Brunswick -
Brunswick, Macon, Atlanta Chattanooos I
Cincinnati. ST. Louis and Chicago
$40 p. m. Fernandina Mail and Exuress A,
melting Tuesday and Friday with Steamer & w.
Savannah and way landings. THURSDAY ri r
Steamers for New York. Tuesday with cIdE s.
for New York.
This new service gives perfect connection # r =
for all points North and West Via CsIshan "a 4 h
North, East and West. Via FemadiaA enas,2
with steamer city of Brunswick, for Brunswick =
Atlanta and all points North and West
A. O. NAcDuu
ID. E. Maxwell, GRtf1
Gen. Manager
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SHERIFF SALE.

OdEhIFF SALE..
I NDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECU-
~ ton issued from Justice Court in and for
Leon county in favor Of james Munro against J
j. Metz, l have levied upon and will expose for
sale to satisfy said execution on first Monday in June
before the Court HOus. door in Tallahassee during
legal hours of sale, the following property of J. j
Metz. tO-wit: cloth bottom chaires, s cbaire.
stove, uarrel of clothes. boxes of good sew.
ing machine. bundle of IN dresses &C.. this third
day of May, A. ID. 1889 JOHN A. PEARCE.
81 At Sheriff OF Leon County
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SHRIMP AND DEvILLE D CRABS.
RANDOLPH d Co.'s
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The following confirm atoms were made by
the Senate on Friday:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-12
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CONDEN SkD DISPATCHES

OConnor has accepted Gauiaur's chal-
lenge 10 row three miles for siD79 side at
San Francisco about the first of March.
The executive committee of the American
Newspaper Publishers Association has Sc
lscted New York. Feb. i3, as the place and
time tor holding the annual convention. An
exhibition of type setting machine will be
gwen.
Special Treasury Agent Houlehan says
Appraiser McMullen's removal was due to
the indirg 81 a lot of Sumatra tobacco ap-
praised at S25 900 when it should have been
at S34 900.
An Alabama delegation called on Harrison
FRIDAY. to urge Gov. W. II. Smith for the
cabinet.
lis rumored that Sherman endorses
Malone for cabinet position.
The York Club of B,ddeford rendered a
reception to II IN. Wilbur F. Luut If Port
land who is to locate in Arizona. There
VAS a large gathering of the prominent men
of the county,
A mammoth coke deal has been perfected
in PeuUsyi ahis. one million will be ex-
pended ON coke ovens and a railroad built to
lh.m.
In Gov. Gray's address to the Indiana
legislature he recommends ballot reform in
III manner o. vo!irg.
A rate war is raging between the express
C, upanies The rates from New York,
Boston ard phiadel phia to ST. Paul. Mime
.pols and all points on the Missouri river,
tave bsen cut from 81 to $l.75 and at many
other places in proportion.
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HALLOWELL.

AT the annual meeting Of the stockholder
Of the IIalloue ell National Bank last Tuesda
Mr.. W. II. Perry was elected cashier. r.
a year or two past he has held the Office oi
assistant cashier and performed the du,ie
pertaining thereto in thoroughly acceptabl,
manner.
The Rev. Hannah T. Pratt of Augusta vii
pre- ach at the Friends chapel, Bceman'
block neIt Sunday afternoon at 2 80. Al
are cordially invited.
The X, form Club had planned to celebrai,
| the anniversary of til, ir organization neI
week, but they were unable to secure Rev
d. W. l. L,cheur as their speaker at tn,
time. therefore it is postponed until the ~
or Path Of this month
There is to be a baked bean supper at tn,
vestry of the Free Baptist church nsxt Mpn
day evening Jan. "A from . until 4 O'Clock
Admission 20 conts; children under ~ year
Of age 10 cents.
Inc sale of reserved seat tickets for IN
hctiibeny Family concert next week Fri lay
commenced 1hursday morning and Frids
afternoon about one hundred AMI fifty sea,
had been pegged for the entertainment.
The uni III prayer meetings thf ugh th'
Nfth nave DftH NtIi hutHuti anu Ftfy lH
teresting aud productive Of much goo /, "
rust.
Little Blanche Hobbs, who broke her arr
nearly four weeks ago, was taking a wall
out of doors yesterday. carefully cared Z ID.
by her mother, with hr arm supported 9
tina, no injury could happen to the frsc,u',
An Illinois paper of Jan. 3 has an accon
of the death in Auburn. H., Dec 80 .
| ID ,niei Wa IL Forth. ,g-l - years, mJntb
| He was a native Of Maine, Winthrop bein,
| his birth place, and a reside nt for some tim
| of Halloveli. lie was married to Margar
| r. Good vim, Dec. 3, 1925; also j,ined III
| Methodist church in this CRY the same ye. Z
| although his parents were Quskers- He al
took the FRS, three degrees in Masonry
IN Kennebec 10 lge, Hsilowsll. folio ~ipi
siih the Royal Arch degrees IN Jerusalem
| Chapter the peIt year. and at his death hs'
been a Mason 81 years. The subject Of th.
notice is well remembered by The Older eli
zens. He was highly respected by HI
tow n.men in Auburn, ILL.,. and at one tim
b. ID the Office Of postmaster under Presiher
| Tyler. A touching tribute was paid to b.
memory at the VI. T. church Ne~ Years ds
at his funeral by his pastor. tax
ing for his teIt, Let me die the death 0
the righteous an let my last end be liz
his" He leaves an aged wife, two marie
lighters and one son.
Ibe IL m pa ,ii.h. d some little time sine
regarding the vii on estate vas not fur iish
ed BY our HAllo~elI correspondent.-Ei.
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Pensions Granted Maine People.

WA.HISGroS, ID. c, Jan. IL.
The tuiio~Ing Maine pensions have been
granted
original, inva,id-John K Brown. Carl
bou: Increase-l.aac 4 Bance, Caribou
SIMON spa ford, West Pembroke Uriah n
Merritt, Harrington Edsin Bracket, Bry.
att Pond Jvno +. Roberts, Mapleron
Henry CHARLES, Biddeford; John b Murphy
alsls' Howard Savage. Lagrange; David
NJ. Foley, Sebago; Jarvis c. Clark, Spring
held Charles . Knox, Gardiner; Ward
man ID letield, North Dixmont: Seth II
Alden, North Turner; R-uel W. Pitts, Vas
salboro; John NJ. Ftost, Perry, Daniel W
" arren, Bangor; Ehson Msddoeks, Burk.
etVille; stephen s Morse, Deering Ira
Mclaughlin, Wesley Joseph Hu.sey North
Carmel; re-issu--Michael Burns, Augusta
,ntr"w Scott, Calais, Edward Jenness
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American Apples Abroad.

One thing must strike the observant mar
Who notes carefully the market at Christmas
and that is the scarcity of English spples
American fruits. brilliant in color. and es
pecially those of the Newton pippin. crisp
juicy and sutfic emily acid 10 be pleasant to
the taste, are more abundant than the or
anges, lemons, nuts and other thing, thai
cover every costers barrow 81 this season.
such condition of things is . disgrace 70
England. examined few barrels of Amer
ican kinds, ard founi the fruits well preserv
ell and sufficiently clean for the table. They
were selling at the rate of 81. to IS. (Ss u
81 20) per barrel, the twenty Ounce variety
conmau ling q good price, while Bald~ins
and Newtous we're also in demand. Consid
ering that each of these barrels contain.
about three bushels of apples. this is 4 ridic
uously cheap price, and it might be though
that English gro~ers could not compete
But one OF the best men in the market assur
d US good price could always be obtaine,
for apples now. There was a great demand
for W.llingtons, but there were none witt
the exception of miserable specked sample,
that no one you'll buy.-Th Gddken Lon
don EpoJ
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All Over M Matne.

The presses in the Ellsworth American
cfiice are now driven by electric power.
There is still about $40. 900 in the sub
scriptjons lacking of the amount needed for
the purchase OF the Lewiston mill property.
The lime business of Camden and Rock
port imported from New Brunswick and
Nova Scotia during 1855, over 1000 corus
OF kiln wood.
Camden is 10 have a new pos.- office. 1t
will ,e located in the new Knights block.
Il will be fitted up ith all the new improve
ment.. and will be ready for occupancy next
week.
Messrs. Ellingwood & Ridlon of West
Paris are closlrg out their retail furniture
business, to build factory and go to manufac-
tur ng The cit1ens have raised 81 500 to
aid them. MIR. Eilirgwood has gone to order
the engine. Chars will be made speciality
The frame is row being cut for 5000
ton ship TO take the blocks Y ,cated last Sat
ir,isy b. the Sewail schooner, Douglass
Dearborn. at Bath She will be built under
contract. by A Sewall ( Co, the first vessel
to be constructed in the yard by this firm.
all others having been practically owned by
the builders.
Fifty new buildings have been added to
Camden's real estate since January |. 1887
The value of the same as estimated by the
architect is over $500 900. When we add to
tn,s the sale of shore property TO outside
parties that will be developed in the neal
future amounting TO at least 100000 more
during the same period. it looks as though
the Camden boom has come to stay.
In the spring the present Bath Iron Works
will be r, moved to the South. m division OF
this plant. formerly the G ,ss 4 Sasyer Ma
rim. Works, where new buildings will bt
.rec,ed in connection with those now ther,
so that the metal can go in at one door a:
. .rsp and pig IRON, and come out at another
The finished er CINE. This removal viii
| bring about great saving in the item OF
trucksge.
| B.C. Waite and Albert Delano, Select
men of Carton, have been in Auburn for th'
purpose of Ne gutisting a loan of about SIS,
zoo toward paying the bonded debt of Can
ton. They we're able to get the loan With
ont difficulty The bonded debt OF the towr
i, about s22 900. With the SIS 600 loanet
| from Auburn and the smount they have oil
hand the authorities will be able to pay owe
the money.
| Can we not induce eome manufacturer q
locate in Farmington? Certainly We can
united Efforts will accomplish it every time
LIT our merchants organize . board Of rad
snd ,sik the matter up. Who will move ii
his nasssGs-Fdrmsngten Chronseis-
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FOR THE KEN NE6Ec.
An Appropriation For Improving the
Channel

1t is learned that there was an omission in
the recently published statements, relative
to the positions of the present river and har-
Dor bill, nov pending before the House. in
asmuch as it relates to the kennebec river.
The fact did not appear that the bill con-
tains An appropriation of 900 for the
Kennebec, yet such is the case, and this of
course is in additional to the SIS 5000 sppro-
priated at the last session of the present
Congress. Congressman Milliken, at that
time realizing that the amount provided by
the House bill was altogether too small to
accomplish the work desired, vent before
the Senate committee, and with the help of
senator FRYE, succeeded in getting the
House appropriation largely increased. 1t is
his purpose to do the same thing in the pres
ent instance In any event 100000 at ! ,asi
will be available and ready with which to
commen e the much needed Improvements
upon the river when spring opens, and yet
TO accomplish that which is necessary and
which the importance of the river as great
highway demands should be done, even a
larger amount than that ought to be provi
ded.
Congressman Miliiken, in speaking of the
matter, said "Wnen we consider the i'm
mense amount of commerce carried on in
the kennebe river, and the reasonable de
mand for immediate necessary improve
ments, the Appropriation should be sufficient
ly large to enable US to do the work, not
only thoroughly, but as rapidly as possible,
40 by the judicious expenditure of one large
appropriation the work can be accomplished
much more econom cally that BY the re-
peated expenditure of dribl ts."
The present bill includes three items fol
the third district, namely: e25 900 for the
Kennebec river, $50 900 for the construc-
ton of a breakwster at Bar Harbor, in addi-
lon to s5O,70o appropriated at the last ses
sion, and S30,7 for Bagsduce river, in addi.
ton to $1,000 appropriated at the last ses-
sion.
The wide awake congressman of the third
district is ever on the alert in the interest OF
his district and constituents, and his yigor-
Gus efforts in securing these appropri arions
are beginning to be appreciated by the peo-
pie of his district.