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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-09-26
SOUTH ROyaLToS NEWS.
Irs. James Pike is i'll.

Mrs. James Pike is i'll.
Thomas Davis is very feeble.
Frank Bradstreet was in town Monday
M. S.Adams is in Mass. selling lumber
Miss Irya Martin is visiting in Bridge
port, Conn. this week.
C. S. Black has shipped the balance OF
his Western colts to Mass.
John Mudgett returned from New
York and Ohio last Saturday.
News was received here last week Of
the marriage of Geo. Mudgett.
Mrs. Tilden and son Heber of Califor-
MIA visited here last Tuesday.
ID. C. Jones and j. w. Waldo marshal
the Fair at Woodstock this week.
John Woodland is painting at Henry
Clark's, where he has work for the fall.
Ed Foster and wife returned from
their visit to Mass. and Conn. Saturday.
Parkhurst & Osgood are putting con-
crete walks in front of the Cong'l church.
The repairs on the A. E. church are
progressing. The tower and steeple are
in position.
Albert Northrop is in Mass. and is to
remain there If he can secure satisfac-
tory engagement.
Ii your time expires Oct. LIST please re-
new at once as this is your last paper.
81 will pay Gin this town till Jan. 81.
Read premium offers elsewhere.
Nickle plated, electric burner lamps
sold on trial at Ed +. Smiths.
Crown Jewell and Leader Carpet
Sweepers at Ed F. Smiths.
Square Extension Tables In Oak, Cher
~ and Ash, something new, at Ed F.
Smiths.
o. Z. Buffum had the misfortune to
seriously iniure one of his horses by its
stepping on rolling stone while he was
driving 1t on his meat cart. Miss Addie
Hastings has gone to New York;.
Frank Bradstreet of Saratoga was in
town over Sunday. John Mudgett
has returned from his trip to PENN.
Mrs. c. b. Wall visited in Mortified last
week. Mr.. and Mrs II. V. Whipple at
tended the wedding of his brother Will
liam at North Pomfret .'.' Mr.. and Mrs.
Job Slack have returned from their visit.
We shall begin another great Ameri-
can story in the Herald soon. Look out
for it.
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Cassell's Family Magazine for September,
opening up new month, leads us 10 hope for a
change in the weather. The frontispiece sug-
gests sunshine by showing US charming
young girl engaged in arranging flowers. An
unbeaten track in Donegal viii remind the
lady readers of the magazine that the Princess
Louise, who was just married, had all her lin
gerie made by the poor women of that part OF
Ireland. William Burnett gives us glimpse
OF French Character as seen through English
Spectaclesp which ON this occasion are specta-
cles colored with justice. The Family Doctors
contribution tells us How to keep children
well and happy" As usual The Family
Doctors advice is sound This is followed by
Some more hints on arranging flowers" with
illustrations. We are given a number of re-
ceipts for the making Of tea-table delicacies
for the summer season. The first chapters of
a new serial, "A Man in Million" by Cor
don Stables, are given, and we have the fash
ions for the month from headquarters. A full
'GathererN brings the number TO a close
Cassell * Co.. New York. Is cents a number,
81 % year in advance.
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RnYALrnN.

If your time expires Oct. lst please re
new at once as this is your last paper
81 will pay Gin this town. till Jan. 81
Read premium offers elsewhere.
Miss Sargent Of Copperas Hill Is board
ing at the Cascadnac, and will study
language and music with Miss sherman.
Miss Stickney went to Boston Mon
day TO spend a few weeks in the study
of music. Miss Matte Culver is at
tending school at West Randolph -. DR..
Gerrish's little girl has been quite ill....
Miss Alice Denison visited in Bethel last
week -. Mrs. /. n. Jones of West Ran
dolph spent few days last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Laird If you have
ever used Puddine you will be sure to
want more. If you have never tried it
get a package at W. II Laird & Cos.
I've shah begin another great Amer
lean story in the Herald soon. Look out
for it.
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License to Sell.

STATE OF VERMONT. In proh.,a -,
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, $ en- al RandainSI .,lsa-
I'm dat OF Sepi.,A. lss9 Lester NJ. Corr, ~ us
OF me estate Of Gro. II Mtney, late Of Tap6 s
N sald district. deceased. makes applieation y,
Court for license 10 sell ALI Of H. rssi y ~
81 d deceased representing essAed
debts Of said deceased ~ "
j. ordered by said Court that said appestian w. a
under consideration and be heard on nv st ey a.
OF Oct. A. ID. lsss, at the Probate Oalce p,aa. IN
ana, u i further ordered, that all persons in,eP
De notined hereof. by publication Of notice az M. ~
plication and order thereon three wseks @ ~
IN the HERALD AND NEWS printed al Wess ps.!
doiph and which circulztes IN lie neighborhood N-
those interested. before said time Of hearins ~,
see cause object thereto. '1ei
BY the Court Attest
sS wILLIAMH. NICHOLS. Jos,
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INTERESTING TO VETERANS.

There Will be reunion of Co. B Fifth
Vermont at Middlebury. Monday, sept.
IS
Company | Of the Second Vermont
Volunteers held reunion at Mechanics
Vile.
Col. Geo. Fl. Hooker has been engag-
ed to deliver the Memorial Day address
at South Royaitcn next year.
The meeting of Veterans at Barton on
Thursday was very pleasant affair call
ing out large numbers from Orleans and
adjoining counties.
The Sons of Veterans of yergennes
came out last week in handsome new I'M
iforms. They number forty-six menu
bers and are making good progress in
drill.
Col. Mansur of Island Pond Is fayora-
bly spoken of for the position of the
next department commander q. A. X.
The office has not vet been held in that
section of the state.
At meeting of the G. A. r. Post at
Richmond Saturday night, Commander
Gleason was presented with an elegant
gold-headed ebony cane suitably inscrib-
ed. Capt. Gleason has gone to his new
home IN Brattleboro.
Pensions have recently been awarded
to vermonters as follows: Original, w.
Cassidy, George Woodward, Walter
Clark, Joseph Lapierre, Chas. Curry,
Henry Hastings, John Pinard. Orrin
Farnsworrh, Mary, widow of p. Crow
ell. Charles Dunn. Otis Fuller. Bartlett
Bard, Orville Allen, Michael Greene;
increase, Lysander Rayard.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-09-26

STATE OF VERMONT iAt Probate court held
RANDOLPH DISTRICT - II Randolph u said
District. on The 2lfh day Of sept.A D. hS.
VI. T. King admluistra Of THE estate o. Betsei A.
Oshurn late Of 1unbridge IN said District, de-
ceasei presents his admir-. account for examination
and allowance. and makes Application fora decfee Of
distribution and Partition u the estate o. SAD de-
ceased. Nhereupon Il Is ordered BY
aid Court that said application be referred 70 ses-
sion thereof. held Al the Probate Office Ii Chelsea
on thpl7th day OF Oct. A. ID. Isl. nor
hearing ami decision thereon. ans
a is further orderesl that all persons interested
be notified hereof by publication OF notice Of said sp-
plcaion and order thereon, three weeks successfully
"A the Herald amt News, newspaper published a.
Randolph and which Giro lafes In the neghborho0
81 those interested before said time Of hearing that
they may appear at said time and place, anAshov
cause II auy they may have why said account should
not be allowed. and such decree made.
"a WILLIAM II. NICHOLS. Judse.
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ouEcHEE.

If your time expires Oct. LIST please re-
new at once as this Is your last paper.
81 will pay lin this town to Jan. 81.
Read premium offers elsewhere.
Chas. Tinkham and wife of Chicago
are in town. Willis Green has been at
home for week. -. Frank Barron Is ar
home from Kansas for visit -. Fred
Abbott spent last week In Bethel. -. The
Parker mill Is shut down for Woodstock
FAIR. Inez Sisco is visiting In ST.
Johnsbury. The Dewey mills are run
ming full time and the usual number of
employees. Deacon l.. II. Cady and
wife are home from their visit 10 Mass.
-. Mrs. f. w. ellison and son returned
this week to their home in Philadelphia.
....J. W. Spencer and wife have return
ed from their visit to Shrewsbury.
Frank Wilson and family have been Wis
iting in n. h.. Mrs. Chas. Russ has
been on the sick list Chas. Bessing-
ton and wife have returned from their
vacation in Royalton. II. A. Simonds
of South Royalton spent last week in
town. -. Chas. Whitman and wife are
home from the West well pleased with
their visit. We shall begin another
great American story in the Herald soon.
Look out for il.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-09-26
WEST RANDOLPH GRADED SCHOOL.

An old fellow-student, Louis Atwood
called in Monday.
Mrs. Guy Wilson of Bethel and Miss
Eva Bagley were in school Tuesday
morning.
Miss Georgia White. graduate of IS
and now teacher in the Northfield
Graded School gave us a pleasant call
Thursday.
The following officers were elected
Tuesday after school at special meet
ing OF the Adelphi Debating Society.
Pres. Cornie Pierce, Vice Pres. J. p.
clifford, See. May Thompson. Treas.
Florence Brooks, Editor, A. Z. Garlic
Ton, Isl Assistant Mamie Connolly. 2nd
Assistant Florence Brooks. Elk. Com.
Geo. Scott, Matte Holdridge and Inez
Abbott. Other important business was
done. The next lyceum will be Monday
night, sept. 30 at Z pm.
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Final Settlement.

STATE OF VERMONT. In PROBATE Court peg
RASpOI pr DISTRICT SIS Al Chelsea IN SAID
District, on 18th day OF Sc ,. AID. 1859 Philip JLe
admir- OF the estate OF PhtllD Little
ris late Of Chelsea IN aid district deceased presents
his administration account
tor examination and allowance. ,,
Whereupon Il Is ordered by said Court thas sAo
account and application lie referred 70 :
session Of said Court TO be held al the Prooae
once in Chelses on the l7tt day Of uci' =,
1859. and show cause. n any they may have aeAns'
decision OF settlement: for which purpssei i si-
ther ordered that couy oI the record OF thls orasl
be published three weeks successfully In the hkks
AND NEWS. printed at Randolph, previous 70 ~ ~
tinle appointed f1r hearing and show cause "a
they NAV have against said account being aloseo
decree made. BY the Court $500.
Sa Attest WILLIAM n. kICHOLSJadge'
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Final Sentences,

STATE OF VERMONT. In Proba,s t,oa..,.
irict on The DI 2tb dsg ~ y Randolph d ss 6
Howe. administrator OF the estate y, i''', EE
Jones late Of Chelsea Eber B
deceased presents his admlnsn AGENT 70, s,a D
eree az di.,risais ana makes application fsr n
deceased Whereupon IL is ordered vs' ~. q sa
tial said account and application be saa our
siyn tnereofto be held at the Probate ses 10 ser
on the llth day Of Oct. AID. lss9 ,orh...,-
decision thereon; anu IL is further ors,ss M and
persons Interested be noiided ''1eiec' iLA Il
tnereoI by publication OF notice Of said .nn,...,
'ho oraer thereon. three weeks
herald and News. newspaper pubsbsis y is
DeIoIe sad time OF bearing that they NAV
said tlIne and place. and.show cause lfany
l nase mhy such account should not be allowed
su s oecreee made: BY the Courl. An, Aa
90 WILLIAM II. NICHOLS Jss,.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-09-26

The transition from long lingering and
painful sickness TO robust health marks an
epoch in the life of the individual. Such a
remarkable event is treasured in the memory
and the agency whereby the good health has
been attained is gratefully blessed. Hence il
is that so much is heard in praise Of Electric
Bitters. So many feel they owe their restora-
ration to health, to the use of the Great Alter
alive and Tonic. If you are troubled with
any disease Of Kidneys, Liver or Stomach OF
long or short standing you will surely find re-
lief by use of Electric Bitters. Sold at 80
cents and 81 per bottle at X. G. Morten's drug
store
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-09-26
OBITUARY.

Died in Brookfield Sept. Il. 1889 Mrs
win Q. Pride aged 81 VI. S IN. and days,
The deceased was the oldest daughter OF
John and Mary MIDGET. She was mar
ried five years since. She leaves a lit
tie son DAYS old. a husband. father.
mother ana two sisters who deeply mourn
their loss. In human weakness we can
not see why one so much needed should
be called away yet through the sadness
comes the blest assurance we shall meet
again. In those last hours of suffering
came those comforting words to those
loved ones who stood around her bed
side. ~ am not afraid to die The
neighbors and very many friends as well
as the church of which she has long
been a member feel they have lost one
whom they will very much miss. The
sorrowing husband and family have the
heartfelt sympathy of all in this Attic
tion.
Now calmly she sleepeth
The wife and the mother
Meath the grass and the flowers
That are springing above her;
Like sweet incense at evening
To those that she loved
Is her memory they II cherish
Till they greet her above.
But for her, life's trials and
Suffering all passed.
She rests now with Jesus
Safe anchored at last
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-09-26


The complete novel in Lippincotts Magazine
for November is called Creole and Puritan,
and is by t. c. De Leon. author OF Gross Pnf-
poses. ., The Rock or the Rye. etc, etc. In
this, his last romance. Mr.. De Leon has sur
passed himself. and has painted a charming
and graphic pictnre Of West Point life. upon
both its practical and social side. The char
aeters Of two Young men, one an impulsive
Creole, the Glher cool-headed New England
er are brought into fine contrast. These
young men, though rivals in love and for class
distinction. are sworn friends, and the develop
ment of their characters under varying enyir-
onments forms a most interesting study. The
war parts the friends, and at its close they
meet at New Orleans. There is a capital des-
eruption of carnival, and also of an interna-
tional horse-race. Nothing In recent fiction
since the famous chariot race in ben Hur
can compare with the wonderfully realistic
description of the latter exciting event. The
scene Of the story drifts TO Egypt, and here
Alr. De Leon shows himself as much at home
as at West Point or New Orleans. The hero
inc of the romance is a lovely character, but
contrasted with her is willy. beautiful vom-
an, who manages to do much mischief. The
tale is brought to a close in New York City,
where many tangled threads are unravelled,
and an unexpected though just denouement
takes place.
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EAST RAnNARn.

If your time expires Oct. LIST please re-
new at once As this is your last paper. 81
will pay till Jan. 81. Read premium Of
fers elsewhere.
There will be a meeting of the Choral
Union saturday afternoon and evening.
Oct 9TH. The invitation is general.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-09-26

Many housekeeper has hidden away
IN a dark closet some rare china, pottery.
or old silver, whose possibilities of use
fitness are limited in her mind to actual
service. We advise her to visit Paine's
Furniture Ware-rooms, As Canal street.
Boston. and see the dainty corner. closets
for china. Everyone can afford the clos
cts. while comparatively few have the
more desirable contents.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-09-26
LEGAL NOTICES.


STATE OF VERMONT. I'm
HANboifH DISTRICT. - . IN H. 4ulalt taHn. ia
iili GAY Of = p. A. D.. lss JAM. s,s,ao'lh q \
NiiiisnisfOwn ef'ii :. hayward ~, ~
IN said district. deceased u.t.-
sohIi iyr license % sell all Of the w., ration l
~. 's, representing Thar said ssle ss'ale Of s
the payment Of the de5t Of the de- eees:a
npoli- y Il ordered by said Court tina, ..,s Whs
COME hhder consideration aud be- hsS - appleliss
=. ~. 18TH day Of sept.A, D. isss Tie
=. slie rebate ,'fiice IN RANDOLPH: M
3 publication Of noiiee y PfI s E %
ihereon' Three weeks successiyev N ~, ana o
AID NEWS. printed at West Rsnsala IN HERALD
W., ~ nearing that they may appear !; 'egis ~
By the Court-Aifest. '"lecl Thereto
90 WILLIAM II. NIcuors
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NOTICE..

This Is to certify that have this dav given ny XXX
Albert L. Morse Ills tue during tie rtEi2ia ief 6, y.
minority and shall claim none of his wages nor pa
any debts Of his contracting after this date,
GILMAN MoRss
Granville. Sept. ~. 1889. s.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-09-26

SEDATIYE INFLUENCE DR.. Flint's
Remedy by its sedative influence over the ner-
vous system is one of the best remedies that
can be used to control and cure incontinence of
urine. Descriptive traatise with each bottle.
OF address Mack Drug Co. New York. For
sale by Z. Z. Evans d Co.. West Randolph
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-09-26
BLACKSMITH AMP y ", THEELwRIsH1

Owing to loss of health viii sell or rent my
blacksmith and wheelwright shop. Situasea
in Stockbridge at the junction of Sstage routes,
A no. place for man that wants to MAKE
dollar. For further particulars call on OF a. sa'
dress f. W. Clark, Stockbridge; vermont. 9N'
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-09-26
Notice

Mrs. Ellen Hodgkins of Lilliesville. Bethel,
having sold her farm aud decided TO move
away has small stock and farming tools thar
must be sold. Please call. Twp
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-09-03
Mrs. Grumdy says

That Tallahassee is moving up the ladder OF
progress hand over hand
That when folks paint pane in city gas
lamp black, they must want shadow to fall on
them when they are swinging on the gate
That Cleveland Alliance will take III num-
Der of new members at its next meeting.
That Tallahassee merchants are spIucing up
for the fall trade
That she would like TO ask What's The matter
with Chicago making Newport her port OF ell
try COR the South and Central American trade
That she would like know what's the mat
ter with Tallahassee's public building?
That they should not kiss 50 loud while stroll
ing along a public thoroughfare.
That it makes certain young Iailahassee
gentleman blush when you mention the name OF
a particular color in his presence,
That the ladies are now interested IN new
STYLES of fall bonnets.
That new fall styles Of dress goods are quite
novel and attractive this season.
That farmers should pick their cotton as
fast as it opens and thus avoid less in case of
blow.
That the Florida Farmers Alliance are work
ing up quite an industry boom for Florida.
That Mac says his gas is not as bad as news
paper gas.
That the Tallahassee Board of Trade ought
10 inquire into the cause of the delay in begin
ming work on Tallahassee's public building.
That the Tallahassee market will be supplied
with the first oysters of the season next Satur-
day.
That in Sheriff Pearce and Deputy Arvah
Hopkins Tallahassee has two Of the best detec-
tives in the State.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-09-03
NAPLES. Black-heads. red rough chapped and oily
TIM skin prevented by CUTICURA SOAP.
TO Sell or Rent.

Any one desiring to purchase or rent dwell
ing honse-fve rooms, one dressing room, large
pantry, together with lot, comprising nearly half
of city block, well improved-price moderate
possession given at any time)-can do so by APP
plying to l15-tf GEO. W. WALKER
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-09-03
Seminary West Of the Suwanmee
River
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Aug. 81 1889.

TALLAHASSEE. Fla, Aug. 81, 1889.
II he h~pe # F7or14
Your attention is calcl 10 The follow ing fac:
/. That This institution viii open, October j.,
with g Faculty q five Instructors all selected
with reference TO lhcii fitness 10 teach special
Departments.
9 Tint tultlou Is free n all F71rfda .Ntadents.
7he Boold # Edorotun qQuruntee go1d to5ie
doard Jt@ mi ilghfs far E;l2 per m'1"M II. prt-
gate flmtLus flvhl tie bcgjnnthg uf the SesSi0n
Ihere i M conhngent pr DMer fce
3 There are three dcpArimcnts-C Collegiate,
High School and Preparatory. Candidates FOR
the latter must be twelve years OF age and well
drilled in the fundamental principles OF the
Common School branches, SO as to be able by
one years study to enter The High School de-
parimcnt. On entering the latter students may
choose The classical or he business course. There
are TWO Collegiate courses leading to the degree
Of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Letters re-
speclvey. The time qured to complete these
courses depends upon The previous preparation,
the aptitude and diligence of the pupil
4. That The fifteen thousand dollars appropri
ated ny the Legislature will be eXpend.d in cree
ing a handsome front and wings to the main
building, the lower story TO contain we-venlil-
atcd study halls for both sexes, class-rOoms and a
library Al reading room; the upper, laboratories
Tor the scientific departments and sleeping apart
ments for The male pupils; also, in furnishing,
heating and Lighting the whole building and in
the purchase OF apparatus and a reference library
to add 10 the efficiency of the ns,ructi, 1t is
hoped that these Improvements can be made and
the premises gotten ready for occupation by the
first OF February Meantime the school will be
conducted in the frame building now in use,
which, though comfortable. is not fully adequate
to the needs Of the institution
o. Catalogues giving full information as 20
courses qualifications for entrance into the va
rious classes and other matters of detail may be
had by applying TO the undersigned.
The papers Of the State willing to aid the man
agement in putting this offer Of free education 10
the hands of Florida youth, are requested TO copy
this card.
GEO. NJ. EDGAR, President.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-09-03

The Leon Hotel is to be enlarged.
Work has begun on Mr.. Raymond Gays Plan
ing Mills.
Maj W. O. Ames magnificent plate glass
front brick block is nearly ready for occupancy.
IT'S said that Mr. Charles G. Wicker will
erect magnificent hotel at Newport Sulphur
Springs.
The contractors to build the Augusta, ITALIA
hassee and Gulf Railway say that it will come
through with rush
The Tallahassee Waterworks Company will
begin work in earnest October 1st, and give US
pure water and plenty Of it,
The Tallahassee Street Railway Company are
not talking much, but they have secured too lib
erai charter to forfeit it.
Work will soon begin on the new and hand
some Seminary West of the Suwannee.
Work is progressing on Tallahassee new bank
building.
New residences are being erected on nearly
every street.
The suburbs are being rapidly built up and
are reaching out toward the country for more
territory.
Various small industries are being organized
and will soon be in operation.
The advance guard Of winter tourists have
already begun TO arrive.
Business is good in all branches
Real estate is in active demand and al good
prices.
In fact there is 50 many Improvements going
on and such busy preparation for the fall aud
winter rush that all our citizens are catching
the spirit OF progress, and good old Tallahassee
is growing even faster than we realize. There
are good times ahead We have even better
than boom-a steady, solid and healthy
growth in size population and wealth.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-09-03
From the Savannah News.

The Republican organs are beginning
to talk again about the President being
overworked. What else could they ex.
pect when he spends the heated season
swinging around the circle in the interest
of his 1892 boom, instead of settling down
at some quiet place, as Mr.. Cleveland
used to do, where he could obtain the rest
he needed, and where the office seekers
could not modest him?
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-09-03
Notice
Coal Tar for Sale.

We are now prepared to furnish Coal Tar at
very low figures. This tar is excellent for paint
ing roofs, post ends, SC, preserving the ship
giles and timber for years. Apply to D. Ma
Lachlan, Superintendent Tallahassee Gas and
Electric Light Company. June 11S9 If
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-09-03

Sept ,, i-oJ @iA