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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-01-24

secoes stage 7s,inal weakness VS. VII! perfect
IN s sr-h sLa tsaty res:siasn of TIC sero
Srna-y o:C>rs.
FazyATE DIsEAsEs-sloai eaissn. vsnaresi trsia.,
G;cst, SctnTe Se1niIsl Kinsons Loss OF SaZda Fc0
TtnesE Organs Wat Of Desire In Eale Ferae
whether npi udet habits Of youth sexual hshs Of
debtas tho sexC, .cp:sioas
speedily .n permanently cured Consultation fee ant strictly
confidential. kbsou;c gusra1tee No risks ncurre
proncy answered medicines
from observation 70 sl Parts OF ne u..tei States.
DISEASES cP WosLEtT.-.yc hare special dcp-rt
Thoroughly c-yss:e and devoted exclusively tie
Every consulting
sreciast 8hT litter iu person, given
IL: and ce1s6e-ae attention Imrort,ct c1d a
whe hsve bat.cd s ss q IN ;he homs hare
tie teacjt CT full courcil o. skilled specialists &c treatment
pesusr females has scer Marked
tvcaa of patients beins ladies' od yoGay, married,
sirsi r;rk End po5 Ger method is entirely free from eAj
t.On.e features of the general prac:iti;ncE nss Lo;
treatment. We ..ldoa frd g We p-cf.-s
dies, constitutional sri cc.i, ts Gs,sc .lj .n
l4i:ss LaT " treat ttcEIse.rs..
| EPII.EFST oE yITs-Pssi:,'ely cursi Sy nav snd
neyer.flilrg r:otto1.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given thai tine follow
ing accounts ana vouchers have bct n fled
in the Probate Court of Hooking UNITY,
Ohio, for first and fir.al settlement:
j. II. FIayd. Administrator of the esta e
of Nancy Earjsn, decd.
on the "a day OF Febr'y., 1889, at 10 O'Clock
A. ~, or as soon thereafter aS may he con-
veuient W. T. ACKER,
JAM l0-Sw PRO Judge.
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fo sor case Of sius. no required GO resscns
tis psrtisz
YOUNG MEy-Thc hare become victims es so;ss: vic.
that dreadful std destructive habit which annually
u hcrssnjs es yo1nS Of cIaed talent acd
bzi,act intelicst, nsy call with confidence.
DIR. FRATCE-Aer years ef experience has discovered
tie known for in tae bss and nos In
yeirrte,y discharges Impotence general debility
laoeo cou1sion OF iass Pepiaon o. tie Seart tndity
tr1npIing dinnsss c. ssh doess diseases OF tie head
threat; nose SKIN CT the liver 1rss, stomach,
bo.cthosc terrible ds7-dr5 a.isir rcia the solitary vice
youth-and sec.ct practices, osatnz Their INST Tin; acpe,
or an:raons rendering marriage impossible Take one
candid thought tors it is too late week Q. month tsy
vii: sosdy and permanently he ror: eesnas ca:
I'D abscictsy restore perfect r,lrhood.
80 EiDDLE-AGED MEN.--Tkero sre many from th'
troubled with frequent evsccacns Of ths
bladder o,n accompanied By slight eurnin ss..ns nen
est.or Eestelr IN the patient capno
ssecuGt for. ez3lnaon of the urinary deposits
rdeat TiN 30 urd. add sometimes srs particles Of ssu
men VIII cr o! the r he ,hn rnikisi hue asaiu
changing dark orp appearance. The.e s-s raly neu
Of his Giacui !snasant Of tie cause. Walsh is
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-01-24
ORGANS.

II You want al organ honestly made,
no shodGy work either in case or in AZ.
ton, one whose only stop Influences
the action or that rejects such thing
as a dummy stop, one who pitch is tun-
ed down to the voice, one that is com
plete ill every respect. one that has no
Superior and but few eGuals, buy the
Carpenter Organ Of Thomas j. Allen,
agent for Logan, at Stiers & Cos store.
Sept. q -e W.
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F.VWiS Association is organized FOR the
purpose of raising money 10 be loaned
among the mem mbers thereof Tor use in
buying lots and houses, in building or re
pairing houses, ana for such other purpo-
ses as are authorized by law.
Books for the subscription 10 the capital
slo:il are now open at room No. 3, Collins
Building, ID floor.
Shares $4,000 and $4,000 each.
Meetings every Saturday night from 10
9oclOci.
Weekly daeS on each $1,000 stock, 2S cts
Any member can draw cut his money q.
sny time, ana il left more than 6 months,
with dividends.
Any member can borrow as much money
as his shares of stock represent at per
cent. interest, and such premium as he
may bid
For rurlher Information see Constitution
and Bylaws.
S. II. bright, President.
john Hansen, Secretary.
Jan H. lSS9-tf.
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WONDERFUL CURES
M osaals 4asasn sss @ Ssf as
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Cincinnati Express, Saturday only. :
Leaves Pittsburgh 1875 p. IL. Sunday on
ly, Wheeling Las n. IN. GAINESVILLE 4.55 p.
m Arrives at Cinci nnati 1905 a. II.
Columbus ana Cincinnati Express Daily.
Letves Wheeling 7.55 a.m.; EaneSviilr.
u.46 a. IL. Arrives ut Cincinnati ut 5.55
p. m.
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Special attention given to the preserva-
ton and filling Of the natural teeth
All work warranted. Office over Ro-
chester's Store. Main Street, Logan,
onlo. 1922, IS, ly.
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ure bottle of P,sSz,ol Scssfs..e. 1t cures Isurns
ScafGs, Cats, sSrlsises, and ali kinds OF Hn;s;7es
relieving k'Gs:s .nd healing the Wounded Parts
Il is inuaihsbie in ercry Family, Factory, Work
shor, Farm. Hospital. etc. For sale by Drug
gists and Merchandise Dealerz
HANcE DRos. WHITE, Proprietors, PHILADELPHIA
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CLEV ALLIANCE.
Leon County Farmers Organize "A
Farmers Alliance Lodge.

Mr.. ]. L. Mcclellan, of Aucilla, Jefferson
county, one OF the lecturers and organizers OF
the Florida Farmers Alliance, came 10 Talla-
hassee Yesterday, called a meeting OF farmers
and organized lodge in this city in short order
The meeting was held at the court house, and
though only few OF the farmers knew of it
they organized with eleven charter members
The membership will be largely increased at the
next meeting They will do business under the
name of Cleveland Alliance of Leon county.
and will meet at the court house at 10 o'clock
a. m. every first and third Wednesday in each
month.
The Alliance organized by the election of the
following officers President. Capt. p. Hous-
toun; Vice-Presdent, w. l. Vason Secretary
G. g. Gibbs; Treasurer, A. J. Fish; Chaplain,
Weld Hamln Lecturer, J. A. Craig Assistant
Lecturer, W. 0. Duncan Doorkeeper, p. T.
Roberts; Assistant Doolkeeper, II. r. Felkel ;
Sergeant alarms, X. A. Shine.
All farmers of Leon county who desire to join
the Alliance should correspond with the Score
tary, Mr. G. G. Gibbs. The cost of member
ship is very small-tifiy cents Tor initiation Tee
and twenty-five cents tor quarterly dues.
Get together, farmers Of Leon, and make
Cleveland Alliance the banner lodge OF thu
Stale
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development

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for
anv case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
taking Halls Calarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY 81 CO., Props, Toledo, 0.
We. the undersigned. have known +. j. Che
new Tor the last 10 years, and believe him per-
fectIy honorable in all business transactions, and
financially able 10 carry out any obligations
made 10y their firm.
WEST 81 TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists To-
iedo, 0.
WALDING, KINNAN u MARVIN, wholesale
Druggists, Toledo o.
e. H. VAN lIoEsEN, Cashier, Toledo National
Bank, Toledo, o.
Halls Calarrh lure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucus surfaces of
The system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c.
per bottle Sold by all druggists. Aug I'm
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FOR SALE.
4aIGHVVOOD FARM.

1SOACREs ADJOINING CITY; LOCALITY
lou thoroughly healthy. Residence only 10
minutes walk from business centre, and five min
utes' walk from railroad depot; most beautiful sit
ualon in the State The house, which is large well
300 feet high, commanding an extensive and charm
ing view in all directions. Soil excellent. Pear
orchard of about four acres yielded last year over
barn, of "a stalls, with hay loft 6OxS0. New hen
house, with other necessary outbuildings Cistern.
Cool well Pasture $40 acres) fed by never failing
clear stream. For sale in whole, or in portions. on
following terms One-eghth in cash i; balance
spread over seven or eight years. with interest, at
present legal rate Apply to J. S. LOCKE,
j. BERNARD, Son q Co.
Feb. ~, 1SS9-tf.
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TOBACCO GROWERS MEET.
The Question of Establishing Z
aBOnded Warehouse Discussed.

AT recent meeting of the Florida Tobacco
Growers Association, held at Quincy, matters
of importance to growers were discussed. There
were present at the meeting Judge Pulling, OF
Madison Hon. w. g. Bird, Of Monticello
NJ W. Linton, Of Grecnville; Hector Bruce, OF
Quincy, and number of GadSdcn county to-
bacco growers.
Judge Pulling called the meeting to order,
and in an able address advocated ;he cstablisb-
ment Of bonded warehouse, all tobacco
raised by members Of the Association
to be carried TO The warehouse 10 be
cured by whatever process OF curing adopted
by the association. Judge Pulling favored the
Phillips process and stated that he had been Of
fered from eighty cents TO one dollar per pound
for tobacco cured by that process.
The members all favored the adoption of the
Phillips process except Mr.. Hec'cr Bruce, who
is a tobacco grower OF large experience
Hon. r. II. NJ. Davidson addressed the meet
ing and advised sending drummers TO the leaf
tobacco markets with samples Of the Florida
leaf
Judge l.. G.. Love made few remarks and
reminded the growers that Rome was not built
growers would flock 10 Florida in large num-
bers.
Messrs. Angus and Lee Nicholson both spoke
upon the impracica5ility and great expense of a
warehouse operated by tie Association at the
present time.
After some discussion it was decided that the
deegatio recommend the establishment of q
bonded warehouse to the next full meeting of the
Association, the warehouse to be built in thu
county best suited and most convenient for it!
uses. The meeting then adjourned.
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Court Record.

Below we give a synopsis OF business IN Inc
Court of County Judge of Leon county LOT Tue
week ending Monday, August 20. For me III
formation of the public this department VIII De
made a regular feature of the FLoRIDIAN, Judge
re Long having kindly consented TO report
all business before his court for these columns.
During the week complaints were lougeo
against the following parties:
Fred Miller. assault and battery guilty fined
so and costs. ,... =
Caleb Born, assault and battery; gul'ly
missed upon payment OF costs .,
Chas. Butler, assault and battery; acquitted.
Jeff Turner. assault with intent to murdef
unapprehended. .,,,r,,or.
unried. r,,,
Wilks Long, James Jones, Chas Thompson
Judson Ash and Robert Wyatt, all 1or carl9lh
concealed weapOns-to be tired To-Day
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Marriage licenses were issued TO George Nc
Bride and Kitty Robinson, William Bugs ana
Nellie Williams and Walker Bailey and Jane
Mccormick, all colored The two last named
couples were very old people; the men beng
seventy and eighty years OF age respectively
IN PROBATE COURT.
In the probate department of the court letters
Of administration were granted to William ID.
Moseley as administrator OF the estate OF his
father. Major Alexander Moseley, deceased, and
bond in the sum of $500 was given, with !"
A Rawls and VIM. \. Nowln as sureties. Let
tiers testamentary were issued to Is. A. McgnnlsS
az executor of the last will and testament OF
Nillv Macon, which viii was prObatcd and exec
utor entered into $4,000 bond, with ID. Is. Me
ginniss, Jr, and r. q. Gamble as surcties. The
beneticiaries under the will are Susan Price, a
sister, for life, remainder TO Matilda Randolph
and Page Lynch, two neices OF testatrX IN
Lynchburg, Va Letters of administration were
also issued to Mrs. Talula H. Weller, surviving
widow of Frank Weller, deceased, she giving
bond in the sum of $4,000, with Whitfield
Walker and Alex Helvenston as suretles.
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WHAT WE WANT.


The FLoRIDIAN has repeatedly said that a
creamery would pay in Tallahassee, and we
mean it, With our large herds OF thoroughbred
and graded jersey cattle, supplying more Icl
milk than our people can consume, IL IS one u
the urgent needs OF Tallahassee that cream
cry be established here.
The other day well known physician ana
surgeon, who spent three years IN 'he lower
Mississippi region during the war IL hospi'ai
service. and who wrecked his health there, toid
the editor of the Manufacturers Record OF a III
tie experience of his with a creamery was
Obliged TO seek perfect quiet, SAID ne 50 IT,
fired to little country town IN the Nils OF Ne"
HAMPSHIRE. AS | became acquainted win inc
various farmers, found that they maze some
brt,or hut most of it of Indifferent quality, and
nsed quantities of nice milk to ieed swine;
ca inst TO occupy my mind | agitated tue cream
or,, question: and to encourage the movement
Contributed $500 The farmers. one after an
other became Interested We hired an Old
abandoned MILL fixed it up at little cost, and
soon had our creamery running. For the nrst
wear we had hard Shedding, but the whole COM
munitv soon became interested IN tins, their only
industry, and patronized it. AS result, we run
at our utmost capacity all the time now, and
sell all our products in Boston at fancy prices.
And this little investment which made simply
to help good work along is now paying very
handsome dividend"
"Tbis same experience could be repeated all
over the South, says the Record "The sweet
grasses of the hlisides make the finest OF butter,
and with the longer season in the South there
would not be the great expense OF stall feeding
the cattle for many months as in this little New
Hampshire hamlet Practical experience demon
strates the fact that the best OF dairy products
can be made in the South. A Il that is necessary
is a little energy to perfect the organization and
interest all the farmers in the locality, so that
the creamery shall be cooperative one. But
ter can be made much better and much cheaper
in this way than when each farmer attempts to
make it at home and at the same time keep up
with his other work. The outfit for such an in
dustry is inexpensive great convenience to
such an establishment is good spring or stream
which can furnish power, and also be relied upon
for cooling the milk and otherwise assisting in
the manipulation Of the products. Any live
farmers alliance in the South has the resources
at hand TO build up creamery, and thus add
10 the income of each person interested"
Tallahassee has the grasses; it has the
cattle; it has the water power and cool
ripping springs it has the capital, and
now arises the query, has its people the
energy to inaugurate this enterprise? Certainly
they have. All they want is some one to take
the lead We call upon Col. John Bradford as
the very man to start this creamery. Let us
hear from you, Colonel. If you will make the
beginning you will find every cattle owner il
the county ready TO aid you.
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A We: Ifhy Chicago Syndicate has
Purchased the Valuable Newport
sulphur Medicinal Spring. Prop

Mr. Charles G.. Wicker and associates, OF CHI
cago, have purchased that valuable fountain Of
Eiixcr, the Newport sulphur Springs, and the
surrounding property, Of which The Laid Bros
owned two-lhirds and Hon. ID. S. Walker, Jr
the other third.
Mr. Wicker will be here this week to arrange
plans for improving HE property. He is man
Of two much Chicago vim and push to longer hide
these valuable medicinal springs in The woods
of Wakulla, and we feel confident that the
world will soon know that the real and most
effective clixcr OF youth is bath in the health
giving waters OF Newport Springs.
We are told that Mr. Wicker I" will spend a
mint of money in improving the property"
What his plans are have not yet been made pub
lie, but we know enough to assure our readers
that this sale will prove the biggest thing for
Tallahassee ever yet attempted.
Rheumatics who have bathed in the waters OF
Newport Springs procl aim that it is magical in
its effects, relieving pain and limberlng up stiff
Joints in short order.
Keep your ears and eyes wide open for further
developments
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BEST IN THE WORLD.
Further Great Cures of Skin Diseases by
the Cuticura Remedies.
Boy one year and n half old. race anu
BODY in - terrible condition, being COW
cred viii, .crcS. sulphur springs fail.
cured BY Cuticura ESeMeules.

have used your crTie ETEn r. IN two Ga 5Ge
case Of bow wear and half old. His face and body
terrible condition the ,@tm M, Isins GoHpg5be
Snrin. MI he aid not ia prove any. MAS then advised
Try the CrTIcrRA RkNEDiE- which d d. He TOOK one one
skin was M smoo,h a. coald be. and i to-day. Used the
CUTIcrRA on his and the CrTI, UhA soar N "as
inc him He i now five o and all right The
other case was disease scalp. which cured By
washing with the CUTICURA SOAP and rubbing III the
CI-rlcr1A one bottle of CUTCURA RE>oLvENT beng used
They bay, nroyet successful i'll every case where have
advised the use of them. ii surprising how rapidly
child win improve under their treatment. | recommend
them for any disease of the skin being the best in the
world. This i my experience, and am ready to stand
by my statement 1ohN II bhSO
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Coal Tar for Sale.

We are now prepared to furnish Coal Tar al
very low figures. This ar is excellent for paint
ine ROOFS, post ends, &c, preserving the shin
eles and timber for years. Apply to D. ~
Lachlan, Superintendent Tallahassee Gas and
Electric Li4ht Company. Jane II 50 If
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FORECLOSURES

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVE,
~ tue OF decree of foreclos S thai, s
dered on the 9th day of J nIw nd Is
Circuit Court of the Seco,,d I'D a. D: Is
Florida, in and for Leon couDtv JUDICIAL -
Papy. as Executor Of the asst " viii TIasrsia
Fanny >. Papy, deceased, is cor ., ana tsshs
D, rrat4rlus' Matte {. duncan and sd,aIIa ant {,
ner 9u p IN right Of his said w; ssosspA
q a. Ff hiG are defendants 81; I'D
the city Tallahassee. on Me tae court ~
OF September, \. d. 1850 win tle ssc.;
sale, the following described ,rn,' sue LEGAL -
fiity-one 81 and itty-two f55l J,pse..,ytossl
ton OF the City Of lsha.see c - me Non
State OF Florida, 10 satisfy said Ss"ty Of Ia
to pay for deeds. JOHN seV zee IA
July 80, 1Ss9-5w lin Leon Co..,
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A NEW BANK.
The Brick On the Ground and Work
Begun OM a New Bank for Enlla
haahep.


hassee.
Yes; Tallahassee is to have another bank
The brick is on the ground and o force of hands
at work digging out for the foundation. 1t will
be erected between University Library and ths
Hotcbkiss building; will have all the modern
Improvements in the way OF fire-proof vaults
deposit boxes, genial and accommodating paying
and receiving tellcrs, a Cashier who has hor-
ror of Canada and Board Of Directors who
stand high in the business world. The new firm
will be G. w. Saxon 81 Co., with that expert &C
countant, Mr. b. A. Meginniss, as Cashier.
They will do general banking and brokerage
business loan money and buy cotton.
Mr.. 6. w. Saxon, the managing partner, is too
we'll known to the business men Of Florida to
NEED any commentator at our hands. The
new bank will be open and ready foribusiness by
October 10, or sooner.
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Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT SIX MONTHS AT
i TER the first publication of this notice will
apply to County judge of Leon county, Florida,
for final dscha as administrator of the estate of
Ipman n. Fisher late of Leon county, Florida, de-
ceased. d. 8. FISHER, Administrator
August 90 1SS9-6m*
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Pants made to order, from five dollars up.
Suits fl ON $19 up. Call and see the immense
assortment of all the latest styles-ncver seen in
Tallahassee before JOHN BURKHARDT,
22.u Merchant Tailor
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Cuticura Remedies

Cure every species Of orurng, humiliating, itching
burning, scay, and pimpy diseases of the skin scalp
eruptions sores scales and crusts, whether simple,
scrofuous contagious, when physicians and all known
remedies fail.
Sold everywhere Price: CUTIcURA, so cents: SOAP,
- cents REsoIvENT 81 Prepared by the POTTER DRUG
AND CHEMICAL CORPORATIONS, Boston.
~ Send for How to cure Skin Diseases "a pages,
80 Illustrations aud 100 tcslimOnials.
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have been afflicted since last March with skin dis
ease the doctors called Eczema. My face was covered
with scabs and sores and the itching and burning were
almost unbearable Seeing your CUTIcUA REMEDIES so
highly recommended conciuded to give them trial using
the CCTIcURA and CUTIoURA SOAP externally, ana RE
internally for four months call myself cured
in gratitude for which make this pubic statement.
Mrs CLARA A. FREDERICK,
rnad RrnnE lfnnn
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Wanted,

BY lady of some experience, situation teach the
usual English branches Aahe mattcs and instrumental
Music. Address Miss B., care OF Postmaster.
47-4t* PuHcellville, Londoun Co., Va.
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NOTICE.

ok MONTHS AFTER THE FIRST PUBLICA.
Otion of this notice the undersigned, adminstra-
trix of the estate of Mary A. Decorcie late of Leon
county, State of Florida, deceased will apply to
the Judge Of the County Court of said county of
Leon for discharge from her administration of
said estate. THERESA NJ. HENAULT,
Administrative
March 18th, A. D. 1885 mo.
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Notice of Attachm ent.

In the Circuit Court Of the Second judicial Cir
cult in and tor Liberty County, Florida.
John A.. Graham VS.. James L. Gates-Attachment
To James L. Gates:
You are are hereby notified that writ Of attach
ment has been issued against you, and your prop
erty attached to satisfy the demand OF John A Ora.
ham in the sum Of twenty thousand two hundred
$50 2OO) dollars. Now unless you shall appear,
plead or demur the declaration filed therein, IN
the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the
Second Judicial Circuit OF Florida for Liberty
county at Bristol, on before Monday, the second
day of September, A. d. 1889, judgment will be rem
dered against you and your property sold TO satisfy
said demand.
f. VI. L'ENGLE,
ID. S. WALKER, JR,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
May 29th, 1Ss9-3m