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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-05

Mayor German has appointed Messrs. J. w.
Nash, Arvah Hopkins and George Fitzgiles, In
spectors for the City Election on the 10Th inst
DIR r. G. Gamble now drives a handsome
pair ofbays
Mrs Robert Gamble, Miss Lettie Gamble,
Miss Laura Barnes and Miss Leila Higgins are
visiting friends in Jacksonville this week.
Mrs. c. Clark, an aged and respected citizen
of Tallahassee died Saturday morning, after a
long illness. The funeral took place at 10 a. m
Monday, Rev. H. e Partridge officiating. One
son and two daughters, ,all grown, mourn her
loss.
Governor Fleming has appointed Mr.. Julius
Diamond County Commissioner for Leon county
to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of
Captain p Houstoun. Mr. Diamond is one of
Talahassee's live citizens, successful merchant,
and will make an excellent Commissioner.
MIR. A. v Knickerbocker, wife and daugh-
ter, of Chicago, and Miss Emma Proteau and
Mrs J. Edna Wlmore, OF Kentucky, are guests
of Mr. and Mrs j. G. Kemper.
The assembling of the Legislature, the
United States Court, Florida Supreme Court
and the Tobacco Growers Union have brought
a great many persons to Tallahassee Many of
them were welcome visitors to the FLORIDIAN
sanctum-so many, in tact, that we cannot begin
to enumerale them. The latch string always
hangs out at the FLoRIDIAN office If you
haven't called, we will be glad to see you; if
you have called come again.
Cards are out announcing the marriage Of
Miss Julia Marion Wauchope to Mr.. Claude
Columbus Grayson, at ST. Johns Episcopal
church, Tuesday evening, 18Th inst, at p. NJ.
They will receive friends at Leon Hotel from 10
to 1890 o'clock Wednesday, 18Th.
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Mr.. George E. Fenety, who has for the past
month been enjoying the delightfully."- mild win
ter season among the Tallahassee hills, with a
pleasant suite of rooms at the residence of Mrs.
G. W. Edmonson, on Calhoun street, is one of
the most prominent and influential citizens of
Fredericton, n. B. From a special edition of
the st. John On. b. Progress we learn that Mr.
Fenety has for number of years been editor of
the Morning News, of Fredericton, aud that in
1863 he was appointed Queens Printer OF the
Province of New Brunswick. He was also
Mayor of Fredericton, for five years AS editor
of the News Mr.. Fenety has always warmly
advocated the Responsible form of Govern
nent, and his paper has done much to
stimulate and encourage city improvement.
Through his influence as editor, and under his
administration while Mayor the city of Frederic
ton was greatly beautited, and many lasting city
Improvements were inaugurated, considerable Of
the capital required TO carry out these plans
coming from his OWL private purse. The Pro-
gress speaks of Mr. Fenety as one of the most
public spirited citizens of Fredericton, and we
are highly giatified that he should have selected
Tallahassee from among many resorts We
hope that MIR. Fenety may be 50 well pleased
with the beauty, climate, soil and people OF the
Tallahassee Country that he will decide to in
vest and make this his winter home
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-05
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician retired from practice, h., ng
had placed in his hands by East India mission
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 bis 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
with stamp, naming this paper.-W. A. MOVES l49
xDOers htock, Rochester, w. 7. 30.eOwly
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-05
BuY The Right Medicine.

The day of teas, decoction, infusiors and such
slops has passed and is being replaced by fluid ex.
tracts. The latest United States Dispensatory says
in this connection
Both decoctiOns and infusions have now become
almost obsolete, and deservedly So"
In view of the above advanced idea and stubborn
facts We beg to call attention to the Prckly Ash,
Poke Root and Potassium Compound which has
gained such notoriety, and is undoubtedly the
GREATEST BLOOD PURIFIER
of the age. Has cured more rheumatism, Syphilis
Scrotula, Old Sores, Skin Diseases Blood Taints
etc., in the last six months than all the other Blood
remedies on the market. 1t is no humbug, no Sc
cret bur pr, paration composed of the fluid cx.
tracts of Prckly Ash, Poke Root, Queens Delight
and Sarsapara, with the Iodide of SUM added.
Physicians endorse it rs splendid combination 1t
is powerful tonic and builds up the system rap
idly. If you weak and feeble try one bottle
Take p. 7. Z. and gam flesh and strength rapidly
1t is the best remedy for ma aral po>ons, and will
cure chills in every instance AS a tonic and regu-
laor for females who are in low state Of health it
has no equal Try one bottle and be convinced
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-05

Why, |. w. ITnrpe,s Nelson County Whskcy
is preferred above all oher Brands is because il
is The most regular and most perfect Producer,
ncon's iahly ever made. y long experience in
The mn u'acuie al The Harper, the la.gc Capt.
tai o. IN" DIslicr, wlicn enables him To hold
his Whskry unil il has inlly ma'ured, together
with HE Tact That the Whisky Is bought by
and shipped To H. direct from the Dist!lcry &C
counts Tor the unvArying satisfaction it has
given thoS" best educated io fine W hiSkry.
julius BALL Il Bro. Sole Agents, Tallahassee
Fla
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DE- CHiPTIDN

Richard Waite is black negro, 80 TO 40 wears
f. ) 10 inches high l40 to l5o lbs an int ciiigcnt
negro though ordinary iahurcr, can gov heavy
musihche and MINISTER'S, though, usually airs mus
tachc and goatct alb ut inch wide and two inches
long He il lit.e bow legged tank mere in
rignt leg than left. fr was raised IN Gadstieu
county, Ills III thtr, father. two brothers, two Sis
tiers live IN Decatur county, ia, and has two
unclcS living IN Jackson county. IA was "A tugi
tive FROM just &c from Decatur c. unity, Ca .or 8
years aud Is now an escape from Gc, ri cnil en-
iiary for life sentence for murder. Get the tlrop
on him, as he has three men To his credit
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-05
An official Society, Railway. WA.
terVvay and Statistical Guide To
Florida.

Is now being prepared by competent party,
under the supervision Of this office lis most
prominent features will be complete Official
Directory OF the State, times of holding Circuit
Cour;s, Societies, Churches Schools, Soil Pro
ducts, concluding with series of Biographical
Sketches Of Fiorldas prominent mer Neither
pains nor expense will be spared in making i, a,
once not only The most complete work. of he
kind ever issued, but one in which every one
who feels the slightest touch Of State pride, will
feel interested. Also furnishing vast fund of
important matter To outsiders seeking reliable
information about Florida
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-05

Are important problems, The former depending
greatly ON The latter Every one is familiar with
Il e healthy properties Of fruit, and no one can
afford to be sick and miserable while the pleas
ant California concentrated liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup OF Figs, may be had OF ,ul cnterprisng
druggists. Feb 81 Ia
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For Sale.

Vermont Dreamer and Refrigerator-4 cans,
90 quarts each, only S15, nearly new
Wilson Corn Meal Mill, $3.50.
Nice Basket PhHton, seats for tour-cost
$170-tor $45.
Iron Force Pump, with II feet of piping, S.
Also sundry small farm articles also fine new
2-gallOn mich cow, $50 j. S LOCKE
1Q-u
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Mrs. aHrlaMlN &:sYS

mat everyone should get ready to plant tree
an Arbor Day.
That Middle Florida Fair would DO much
for this section.
TIL Tallahassee mist have wAter-w0'ks.
That The pr sent city officials should be re-
elected.
That new dwelling houses are Swinging up in
every direction in Tallahassee.
That there are about as many otiice-scekers in
Tallahassee to day AS LEGISLATORS.
That the new Florida Legislature is a fine
looking body of law makers
That real estate is in active demand in the
Tallahassee Country
That the Third House of the Florida Legisla-
tule has been hard at work since Saturday.
That the crop OF Spring Poets bids fair TO be
extra large this year.
That fresh vegetables can be had every month
in the year, in the Tallahassee County.
That the Tallahassee Country is noted for its
fine mich COWS beautiful camelias and biz tur-
nips.
That the merchant who docs not advertise
always has plenty OF time to play draughts with
his idle friends.
That all who want the best reading matter at
the least price should call and see the FLoRIDIAN
clubbing list
That if Tallahassee continues to improve and
build up at the present rapid rate she will be
The Pride of Florida in a few years.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-05

"A good dwelling OF six looms, with kitchen
and pantry, with stable room, barn and 100 acre S
Of land, IA good cisern and well of water, all in
good or!u. The dwelling is in "a beautiful grove
OF oaks on high hill hail Il mile from Talahas.
see. For further information apply TO
17-iI j. T. BERNARD, Son & Co.
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SDecI.sl .NOlicP.

From ana after this date no local reading
notices will be inserted in the FLoRGDIAN tor
less han ten cents a line. This does not affect
rates already established for such notices where
parties keep Standing display adNerl;s cment n
our columns Ii
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-05

Any one desiring 10 purchase rent Il dwell
ing h"n~c-tve ,oms, one blessing room, large
pantry, together with lot, comprising nearly half
OF city block, ",lI lmlrpvod-lrice nn3crate
(p"-srs-on given 1t Any t!mc) can 90 oby ap-
p, ing t. l5.tl GEO. w. WALKER
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% THE BEST PEAR TO PLANT.

Is The Kieter, and G. G. Gibbs, Of Tallahassee
Nursery, has ii good stock also the Lawso.l's
Comet, ii fine pear, and ripening in June, as well
as gnd stock OF nursery trees adapted to
Florida and South Georgia 16G,
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-05

We viii have 4 complete line -. tine table and
pocket cutlery. Don't buy until You see our
new stock. SHAY & YAEGER
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PLANTATIONS.

go acres of land on F. r. & n R. R. at Din
100 acres in year old LeConte pear trees. In
5000.
36D acres miles from town, so acres in hx
Shell Pecan trees and so in 3 year old LeCone i
trees Price 5000.
$3.50 acres , miles from Drifton, alb out 10Oedd|
and in cultivation cottOn corn, tobacco and vr3I
ble land; immense barns, good water mill, elezI
stock farm. Price So, 600.
$500 acres miles south of Drifton stiff red =
land, oak, hickory and pine timber; 500 clan,
and in cultivation. Price $25, GOO.
10000 acres in body (Which includes the 81
miles south OF Drifion, finest body of ich ID
clay, cotton, corn, tobacco and vegetable hnds i
Florida; would make the finest stock iarn n
hunting park in the South about one bali cldzI
and in cultivation splendid water mill in theczI
tire, where all the cotton is ginned and corn grck
Price, $50 600; will sell half interest at cuosI
cradle less rate and guarantee with absolute al
rity profitable results, and demonstrate 10 q
business man entire satisfaction that an imuEE
fortune can be reasonably expected. 0nl! u
some capital IL develop my interest, and VII N
10 per cent. interest on a loan on above prOc
for two 10 five years / did most successful -
ing business did not lose 81 did the largest .
camille business here for five wears on tire dH
system, and collected within Une-half Of q
cent, invested in lands because | knew thdi
trinSic value. Some sections lack good cay =
Mississippi bottoms lack healthtulness; New u
lacks good climate and California Is sueleu
seasons of extreme drought and Is dependeni y
irrigation. This section has SOIL climax
seasons ana heathfuluesS ali combined ID sa1
degree as Is not equalled by any other seesN4
profess to be strictly and absolutely bones
conscientious. and refer 10 anyone here. COI.
pnndencc solicited. Write for descriptive tii1-'
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-05
Closing Out.

Weare closing out our entire stock of goods, at
prices cheaper than ever, preparatory to moving
into our new store. Come, and be convinced.
SHAY & YAEGER
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.HRIA1 Received.

Latest fashion plates for spring and Summer. also
full line Of samples of foreign and domestic
fabrics. JOHN BURKHARDT,
19-4t Merchant Taylor.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-05

Stamping and Embroidery Dome to Order

do the largest and most rroble Stamping business
in Georgia. | also do Embroidery, and my taste
can be depended on Ia select cOlOs and material
for given designs invite your patronage. keep
up with the latest designs by the best designers in
America. My supply # ncw pattern now cn hand
humber over three thousand Ny charges are less
than they do the SEINE Tor IN Atlanta or Columbus
On all orders sent me before the first day Of
March, 1850 WI pay ;he express charges Joth
trays. TINS oif,r is given Iaducemcnt to YOU
to give me trial.
am confident that my work cannot be improved
on. Address, MISS ANNIE PICKETT, (Gran-
bery's corner, Americas, Ga.
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Notice Of Dissolution

The cigar manufacturing irm Of John L. ,-,h n -
& Co, of Quincy, was di--o cd "a tne ~ his d
instant. John l.. Mcfarn. Jr., having ~ viii CO,
to j W. Dorr. his late partner WI - IN DE
the business and has the exclusive Tisn ~, ~ ,he ~
brands of Factory 243. All accounts u IN la5s
are payable TO j. w. Dorr, who assumes I"
the firm. JOHN L. n np -.
Quincy, Fla, Jan. Il, 1889.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN OF INTENTION
~ to apply AT the next regular session Of the
Legs latIIe for the pass re % act making j.
lawful for live stock, including .iurCS, mules ASSES,
COWS. sheep goats md All meat cattle and swine
10 run n large in that part Of Leon codnty en-
braced in election dIstri + one TO fourteen incn-
sivc is BOW constituted, .rOu }hc first day of Feb
ruarv - the first day Of December each and every
year, and providing for the impoundinr and sale of
stock 50 unlawiulIy running at large, ard for the
recovery of damage, by any person whose crops
are injured hy such stock from the owner Of them
whether ihe crops injured are fenced or not
Il ). WILLIAMS,
GEO W SAXON,
Jan. -, 1850 9w and Others
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E4HKllnS.

The finest line OF library and stand lamps ever
brought to Tallahassee, at prices to suit the
times, at SHAY d YAEGER's
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(.PmssS K!mrpaiSksiea~ (EOO<9 =

Shir's, collars cuffs, ncckweur, underwear, 81
opposite tie, Post Office, at
ID. Z. MEGINNIss JR's
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Monticello,
Jan. ), SO Pm :
AN ORDIN ANCE.
E. 3. BAILEY.

b Il ordained BY the city Connect Of he Cays i
hlSNee:
SECTION l. That an election be held on u
the l9t day OF February, \. ID. lsSH. Al 49,
House in sad city. during the usual hours Z"
ing elections, 10 determine wheihe. or nv W.
Council shall he empowered 10 issue hynas ~ " 4
citv, not 10 exceed Iuirly five taon-aha lo.s,
amount, fer the purpose 81 constructing et. n
works said bonds To bear per cent 'nIrrss:s
to be payable thirty Yeas l:t~r date, but s1'. q
redemption after five years, al the p!e's"''
Council Il
SEC. , The ballots of those voting 10. ~ = ID
OF bonds shall read " For Bonds, an !"
voting against the issue o; bonds shall reau -
Bonds" 80
SEC. 3. That if the ..unci be rm?nwel nj, 3
election to issue said bonds they shall al Wv
meeting after said election, appoint thtse rs
frechOldeis of said citv 30 81 tNied -, 'ssa9
City Bonds Who shall hsve Charge OF u. ,s Ss
tion of said bonds, the Disbursements ~ N. -. q
eys arising from the Sal Of Tie >aIn an . ~
agement ard contr / ~ ali innt> 7 F. ,.sf
faNment of tEeintercSi ant ih'- tl"i - q
ti"n Of said tnnd-. Said rrI,tr,S san -, go
n bond in such sum - the Counch '"J Ia,ss<
payable to HE Mayer al 81 q city, ara e go re 3
that said Trustees shall f,iIh iuly pc
tics entrusted. Il then. ,AIs55
SEC THAI this nrait ave >hail ~ y
once L week tor tuut week ~ ne NsR
RIDIAN II. B. CARPsNisSs.
President Gil! W.
J. L. DEMILLY,
City Clerk
Approved January II, 1897. ,.v,s.
H. d. wv Nsys.
Jan. Is, 1889 4w. -
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An Eieht Horse Pnr'.thle Engine, mounted
on Wheels, III good wording oiGer- Having re-
placed j; with a larger one, viii sell on easy
terms Apply to JOIN BRADFORD,
B:adiorGvlle, Fla
December A. 1SSS-1O-tf
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bust Received.

twenty-five good cooking stoves, at the Racke
store, 10 be sold at abargain.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

y Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
election will be held ut the Council bamher
IN the city at Tallahassee, between the hours of 9
a. NJ ana 2. ~, ON the third Tuesday, the 18Th
day OF February, A. ID. 1884, tor the following Off
GERS and councilmen, to vii: Mayor, City Clerk
who snail he er oDicio City rr asurer Marshal Tax
Assessor Tax Collector and five Counclmen
Il. b. GORMAN,
Tallahassee, Feb. 5-2w Mayor
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Private Rs<,:arei

At Nj, l. ". Gamble :, on Cllnnun street.
IS #
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Bargains

in Fine Clothing this week, at
D. B. MEGINNIss, JR's.
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FOR SALE!
PLANTATIONS IN JEFFEnss,
COUNTY. FLORIDA.
Monticello City Lots, LeCOnte Pear fns

l have 100 beautiful residence lots within IA. !.
corporate limits | am offering at big bargains
Have recently had 100 acres within 5 MINI.
walk ofboth depots surveyed into 2l7 lots Of n
rious size, each fronting on TO foot ssreti
offer at slCO to 5000 according to location 400 N.
in this body. l will sell 4 or Is interest to us
ner who will advertise and help sell it in NJ
tracts, at tremendous bargain.
PEAR TREEs.-I have the finest nursery Of aN
3 year old LeConte Pear Trees in America for u
cheap F. O. B. cars.
PEAR GRovEs-2 acres opposite both depOs;
trees ten years old and paid 10 per cent on s;0I
last season can reasonably expect 10 per cent q
10000 next season; immensely valuable aside frus
value of trees. Price $1,000. 2 acre grove 200 ffs
from this grove, immensely valuable as grove 9
for residence lots. Price 5000. 40 feet square il
either lot for 81 900.
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-1eras SJ*ings and the FLoRIDIAN, both tor
one year, for only 81. tt
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FLORIDA. HOTEL,
Located in Quincy, Z lorida.

The hghes. and healthiest point in the state sur
rounGcd hy beautiful high rolling county fan OF fine
Sofus,- numt rous branches ic-t county in
the state; no limestone water bel oc ton in The State
for nyacs particularly for cd'arb bronchial diseases
rheumatism and inciNent assumption. The Nculta
khajo tobacco county OF the State. Hotel just
built everything Ice and neat: terms moderate; all
invited To cal.
j. T.. EacFARLiN,
Fob 5. 1ss9 3m Proprietor.
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THING FOR FLOORS.
~x'NE'E teE sE.ss7tE6sA.
fNECU TIVE OFFICE
PROCLAMATION BY The G0VlR OR.

To Al Whom Unny foHcey":
NA7HEKEAS, II liA~ Bees REPORTED To
w me intt Richard " iUfc k.ilrd one tirortc
II adsou on the :.nd .ay ut January y. u. 1850 in
The c"uuty ct Leon, Fiorica aud tnat he The sad
Richard Wh'tc la lied ffolu til couDiy.
Now, therefore,
FRANCIS +. FLEMING,
Governor Of The sat" of f.orldl bv virtue OF he
power aud authority vested n ne hy The Conetitu.
tnn and laws 81 sad state, d" Hereby of y reward
OF One hundred and fly Dollars lur the arrest ,
beyond the nIniis of Leon am, delivery ii the
Ricnarl White the SAcri1l Of Leon county Il
Tallahassee, Florida
III Testimony Whereof, ! ave hcreulto set my
hand aud have caused the Grrai Seal of the.
IL. SITE to hc affixed hcruuto, at Tallahassee
the tapsi',i, TINS III tirst day Of February
a. ID. lcSJ
FRANCIS ?. FLEMING, Governor
BY the GOV"rnuI--.,ttcS
JonN l. tK WORD, - crctAry o State
Feb. ). .SSt4
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December 4, 1SSS-1O-ti
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-10-16

Our we'll advised advocates of a
protective tariff should not let the
wool question get away from them.
1t is meaty just now. Last summer
a spasm of speculation and business
rivalry pushed the average price Of
wool in this section to about 81 cents
a pound. For some time past and
now the wool trade is as fiat as a
pan cake, and our kind of wool is
worth about 81 cents pound, and
the demand for it is practically play
ed out. The manufacturers are
complainingan and a number of failures
have occurred. At a meeting of
wool factory owners last week it
was said that if the tariff were main
tanned as it now is their enterprises
would have to be suspended
Parkersburg Sentinel.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-10-16

The Massachusetts Democrats,
know; with gratifying exactness,
what they are contendlng for in the
field of politics. They have pro-
nounced for free wool, free coal, free
iron ore and lower duties on pig
iron. These are the things desired
by Eastern manufacturers without
regard to party. The candidate
nominated for governor-Hon. w.
E. Rusself-is a manufacturer, a
tariff reformer from conviction, and
u statesman honored for his abili-
ties by the best men of both parties
in the Bay State. Massachusetts
would do honor 10 her noblest
traditions in eletting Mr.. Russell
by a decisive majority.
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Hon. Jas. e. Campbell.
At Ga1ipolis, October
18TH. 1889.

The Democrats of this county
should send down large delega-
ton to Gallipolis next Saturday,
October 10th, at which time Hon.
Jas. E. Campbell. Democratic
candidate for Governor of Ohio,
will be there and address the
people. Let the Democrats of
this county go down in force, and
see and hear the eloquent Camp
bell, the next Governor of the
State of Ohio.