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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
cIRcUvSTANrIAl VAlUT

IA aitom~y expressing "a conhiciiug
opinion In "a matter uni,r DISCUSSION he-
forr judge Walton ga. met with thi.
"Nou should rrmrm'rf thr rrmrk oi
Judgr Co,-lnov Gee judge Gosi,aui
You may t- right and mas te wrong,
BEAT on, opinion b. worth more thau
,our. t--lau-s my opluiou d-,tie. thi.
80. mi Nnnl. die. NJ -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
A ooop MORO From Tnr EAST.

A GOOD WORD FROM TIE EAST.
Hon. James Irish % Hartford, Ia pay
Ing hls tweniy-hf,h annual subscription
to the Democrat, says "The Democrs,
has always been the leading paper Of
Oxford County, ani I think Il grows bet
ter and better. IT. weekly visits are
eagerly looked for. Wish the pre.eni
editors the best ~ success"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
NOTICE.

I,uH ~ALT-ata tarFAin-a dsnshtfniiy sltua
J. tssi Fvstisncs 81 ssst siis n iius Ntvr Ia
tnwu - AninFsf. snfufuftahhr. uesirFu. I "a
star, hanss-sith On. vs-si haosc. Fl-si itahis
an.i rariaFe hnuss tsn teuss &C. an ftsnnsst fsi
halinnrs ~ thnrluEh fvralf Insaflf nsvi. Ell
Isiuiri lrFff thing hrst class furvst q NJ
~ failnf sprinT waiff ln e. hnuss Z afrvs II
lat I'll fsIofsi. st-st arc-shtlr frsss in
ahuniaurr Nioe ufr tari sugfafisl With rhilifs
tafiftars t.f-ri rarifu siih lTsr. pianl. rtsfrf
anl ufiTf fruit tfrcs rraI-s anl suiall fruits -
usianfs 90 lani. Traas ani shruhlsff tnm
uian.iiur q tsartifHl NisW 4 fafr shanre o. 4
surslusr rs.sttsurr-ar far anf uus cuntruplstins
O. rnEarr o. tif sumulrr h,tgl husinrss. 80 q phf
sifian ~ sanuanuni. laf further Iaftifulsrs
sr4uirv ~ tafrsiln a iiuntnn. rval estate asvnts
Anhafn. Msiaf. ~ ~ D :. iiafif, -, go 10
rrrrnisfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
IIAcnERs, AssoclAIloN.

A1DGfh1ff1 FN@10SfF"
The oxford County Tcachers' As.0cla-
ton will hold H.. spring session at south
Pahs, Friday aud saturday. MAY l1th
aud 18th. The officers II the association
arr:
Prrsilsnt. n. ~. small
Nics Presidents. Ju'isv &. y. Whitman. Lmily
saistn.
~seytar,. Lena Jorian.
INerutise Conmittse. N. ~. ~taali. 4. D.. Val
sntins. q. \. Rssori. Iisttie Leach. fmna shut
"a AMI Mis- Libby.
The programme l. a. follows;
rHIpr foRiS"os. io.0
n~yotioual .eryice..
Ad,lFyss ~ welcome. Re-. A.G. l1tr. -outh Paris
Re-I"R-s. Ju'ise 4. q Whitman Norway
"a digest teashinx
lhl IIsw nay .shaol attsnisBcs - inercsss-if
Exoslisnss. sna D~fests ~ Gar Pablo ,shsols,
Prof 4. q. Dv.ssr. be,hel
FKipAt ArrNKScoS, ~.
.sosraphy-Tan. On Msths-is.
fhmsp. Mis- iiobl.s, Norway, Mis-. Philips
Intsras.ilsie. Mi.. Remission. south fsri.. Mis-
llouEhton, Oxfori
Gummar. Mr., Valentine, Bethel. Mis-. reri'am'
Resitstisn. BlaRchs BROOKS. Norway
feashing exerrlse-musir, Miss Lssch. -. Part.
4. a Graduating system Possible for tngrsissi
>chcslsf Prof. A. u. PARA. kssi SIMMER.
Bu.ins...
fEIDAi EvESI>G. 5iS-
Musir.
Adirr-., Prof. ". o.. Sargent, Iiehron'
sAruRDAr foEr>oo>, sio.
Teac hing exersise-snthmstic.
Mr. Record, south Paris.
Defamation. 4. III. Howard, south fafi-'
Language exerViees,
Ma. Oo-iwin. nethel, Nis. jordan. Waterfront.
ygiene IL the school Room,
a.. ". 1isssltOn. ". u. Norway.
Relation u Geography. History and >ewspapers.
NJ. l.. kimball, Norway.
Discussions.
Ul The examination system.
lgl obligations % the parents b. the teachers
u our schools.
paper. viii IL open 10 question and debate
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14

rtHxs -sissa yssr frsii stristiy In sitsncs
Ushsrsi-s slsl Year ~ingis col'ie- osnts.
AuyEHrisEAE~r. Al ieEsi s.lteTti-susuts srs
.lrsn Inv rstnasrutifs in-rItlaus 90 10 80
lsrh IL suEth "a Oulumu. ~I-slal 0tsntrsi a.
80.
luH PAINTING .--Nee tfrs. Tat rrNssea, ttrani
r.1ssr. sxrsrtruffsl uurku1su tnIi - rffrs
eolnhins D. uaakf this tlsIssrfrsrt 20 cur hasi
usss Cumpktg snf Iurutr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
STATE 90 MAINE.
4 FRcCLANArioN nv ran cpvTE>uH

Asrs.atlf g. ths pr,ls isilas q ~ aft "a 49,
IsElsIsfurs. aruruFssl Narfh d. 49, -tnat ~
t.utsruar .kai annusnf - srart q aaf in -
srrinr ~ Artur tsy.- hsrshf hesiguaif act
PFC lsiHI
WFpNT~pNN. ruE isru DAY oFNAN NtNr
rom ou.tEtrr a.
AKnuH DAY
AL earnestly s.itias thaf a. Ie1rk ai ttis
~tsis du'f wrari n hf fnEsgiug in -tts raaniing
q trtss strrlss arl fluFs. in a. t.iarnnlsrf nf
tihiIf ausl rfit afs rr,llnsls ~ .sn f1rthr ruf
Is-s ~ i-safift inr eur ttissgs go ns lsfks snl
luhlh ssFs huf 49, o. a. rrufauraEfsafnt uf
lafss.f rufurU ansl a. rrusth q prssis sat go
- shtIh 80 tr nf IHfslIr1aI.if ilaIssitsrft ti
e. frrtIntf hsanh ausl fufarF rr,afsfuf uf this
eNtrasIfe rlra H1.ruafaIh. tkfsrtsnrr In fafi.1lt
furvirn rsanfrirs 81 eel as IN ssffFsI ~ ~
Aurrrtran ~rnfrs Irnfra e. rrartt-1I s.lfaniaFT
A. 49, a. ~ uTal anl rrnulnr Innarrff nf trVs
rtsuilur g.. frasf thsi a. srlfii sni lntfnf %
o. erisaiIts 90 90 lis rr,uli.u tnsf H. rarri-
.sai s.fh rvnrral unaniu,itf aut Iairisflr rH-i
81 hf a. sniirv IssTr II Ns'uT
tsIFsn ~ 60 tnurf.l 4 harIirr M AlEHsta tnls
dnrrufh HIsT Hf APRIL in e. fFarHi uuf Teri
lnr tl.sussr.l ri 80 tun.Irssi an.i rIEtft ninF
anf nf e. lH.irIsn.iFurr nf 49, lu.tfsi -tatrs
uf AnlFrila fhr nnr huu.ir'Ti snai thlftesnth
filW ~ q nt Nl tttsu
uakakNukt ~arfu
~rrrfttrr n stat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
CORN

In Portland. MAJ 4. n the wife q wiIIa@ l..
feFtsra. dsuEtltsr.
In npslashi MAJ 4. o. ths wife ~ o.. n Ausiia
daughtfr.
IN nurkhsil. Nay {. o. The wife ~ Ilus Whit
man. twin. snn and daughter
In Nil.on's hills. Arfil "a, o. the viie ~ fr-i
sylor. son.
In North weei.,ssl MAJ Q. a. the Wifi ~
nath faruuu, a daughter.
IN wsLh,ills. NAV 4 10 the site 81 iIsr,,sr
tilswafth, ssn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
GIT THAR!

This latest fh., er,
we'll all
anxiety ilne'tabe l u le.n by ung the @ . % is
Why ne any houseke"rcr this Tme' g ;
herr early aud all 's wants 60 complete her happiness within ci.y @ en-
parsons olous vi aid,
ion to are advantageous tending Ia show pobli Cor small OUTLAY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
DIED

Ia Ner~s, Ma, q j~hp cesl-r. .E,.i .i-'u, -
years
IN nryan,'. run.l. ,rrii -. jacob y Neosar,
aE~i O. Fsafs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
NV AnAIE1l.lNlNI.

hErnfs WanfrI
NafIrs fr.nI ttr A.tt.Tt..
arffsI
far So
Ne AZ nrs. ilrarfrrs
MrssTrrrr N.fInr
NiuInI.tratar.s 80 .f Hesi T.tais
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
LOWELL BRUSSELS

awaiting the
for than sS What's ana
everybody has lTen bung them until point
cell pattern Mills pattern
have akn their place aud these odd rolls al s
aud
MI ~ or IL below usual pricrs m
We like the old PATTERN. best.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
BABY CARRIAGES.

'ea.onabs article The baby they LITTLE &
fashionable Boston through IT,
OF the ~ Might
In We
ay invite you to store morning night thar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14

The oldest person and the youngest
child can use Browns Instant Relief with
with perfect certainty Of being benefited.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14

Collie In horses and cults Il readily
cured BY using Browns Instant Relief.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
your chance to get foored

beg pardon lid baker ou''' %
better ss the Quaker.
noat lno~ o-s
k hs.i ~iuhs h-i DAY.
ld ~sh - hsis ryrus.
: ID
How W. do fee like pa.ing pb @
uau We get such good daily Quaker ~
short 4 wOn
other -f~ciaies AMI RIilhN
ioHS save Ice, therefore !. he price.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14

d. 1. n. 4. Browns Instant Relief.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
1889

The oium rrplnes WHY l-statef WI,
h. Ia .iyei When ior suits stretching u
please Ia found la Low
Has reached the when TO ri the p"
r-fu.sl to 10 duty H. independent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
JUDGE AND JURY.
rng oRlSr GROUND OUT At PARIS.
rHE COURT ADJOURNED.

III Nav Term II the >uprrme Judicial
Court o,,snssl az iSis last TUESDAY,
Judrc Walton presiding. Rev. e.. Mayo
II the Firsi Rapilst Church oflicaie,i a.
Chaplin. The day vas ocupicd in iu'-
pansIug The jury and arranging thr a.
arguments ~ case. Tor trial.
Thew Was large Attendance ~ mem
her. n the oxford Rar Al the opcuing II
gouri. Hon. Ciarvnsc Hale ~ The cum
hsrland ilar. Hon. GcUrgv =. 'iinor'i ~
ths Nork Bar. aud William :. l1euv.
E.a.. ~ Great Falls. New Hampshire,
Wefv su,ng thc visitor, having husine..
hrrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14

Fifteen men Wcrr snmmon~i. twelve
iurymen anil suI-ruumraries. Nhrn
tn panel VA msde up u VA found that
Georgr N. Hartman, 81 l.oNen, had
faile,l to peat la an appearance. Merritt
p. 0lary 20 stow anil neuiamin SWEET ~
Paris Wrrv prv-eui bat thought that
their ssrs icrs wrrv n morv Nalue elss-
uhrrv than in The emplDy 20 bNforl
County AMI askr,l o. D. eNcusei trum At
ten,lanrv. rhrir r,,luesi Wa granted.
Thr ury a. impanrlrri AMI ~ work
.fos-l AZ fnllUw-
Nhion 4. Rouus, Buckhsid. foruan.
Harold q. Chapman. ncthcl.
Charlie. m punhlm. sumner.
HsusmIn ". lilntt. MeNiCi.
Nosh Han. rru.
Io.eph liihh.. Hebron.
Arthur a.. Howe. Hanover,
William n. Palmer. Porter.
Harm ". stevens. lryehurg
Ephrain Wentworth. Hiram.
Aiiert m Nhhrhuusr. ~Nrirn.
D. a.. Witt. Norway.
Itou retiring tn their r,om Tor Tie
election 81 forrman. shoicc was made
~ llon. Nihion T. Honnc,. ~ BuCkhsld.
a man esll-knoWn to thr people ~ "a
fnrl touufy. having ssrN~l thrm In an
ahle manner in che tegislaiurv 81 -,
AZ state SENATOR. aui hfrn prominent
Republican in the cruuiN for macy
wears.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
NEWS oF rrG WEEK

uaaNA~uAt ~srfu.
~erretsrt ~ stat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
1879

\ Wonder. solid A.h Chamber
Sets.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-10-15
Don't Battle Too often.

"This is the season of the year
when young men who are fond of
athletics ought to listen to sound
advice in regard to bathing. But of
course they won't, for they think
they know it all. After sprint or a
game of ball on a hot day they will
go off and take cold shower bath
before they have cooled off. a prac-
tice which is always dangerous and
often fatal, The intelligent athlete
does not indulge in any such folly,
but, having taken the highest pos.
sible sponge bath to remove the per
spiration, allows himself to cool off
gradually, Bathing is a good thing.
but indiscriminate and unwise bath
ing is almost worse than no bathing
at all, l know young men with
whom bathing has become n mania.
and whose skin has become dry and
scaly because they are constantly
washing off the natural oil necessary
TO keep the skin in good condition.
1t is interesting to note the fact that
the Romans were great people until
they became addicted to the bath.
That period marked the beginning of
their decline and fall off, as MIR.
Wegg would say. To all, whether
athletes or not, / would say: Don't
let the bathing habit grow on you,
for if you do you will surely wash
away much that is essential to your
physical happiness N. Y. Tribune.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-10-15
6sr,rral advertisements.

Boston Board of Underwriters.
A GENTS for the Hawaiian Islands,
81 1870 1y c. BREWER q co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-10-15
asAHlBURGH BREMEN
Fire Insurance Company.

The nnde nedhaving been appoir ted Agents
of the above Company, are prepared to insure
risks against fire on Stone and Brick Build
insS, and on Merchandise stored therein,
apply at the office of F. A. SCHAEFER Il CO.
1877 "
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-10-15
Insurance Notice

The Agent for the British Foreign Marine In
surance Company (Limited) has received in
slrucuons TO Heduee the Rates of Insur-
ana is now prepared to issue Policies at the
lowest rates, with q special reduction on freioht
per per steamers. THEO. H.DAVIES.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-10-15

Have established an agency IN Honolulu for
the Hawaiian islands, and the anaersiened are
prepared 10 write Fiaka against w
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-10-15
Cash Assets jan lst, 1884 : s1,5s5, $50 "a.

on Buildings, Merchandise, Machinery and FRI.
iture on favorable terms. A. JAEGER
!2l2 1y Agent for Hawaiian TsIands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-10-15

Philadelphia Board OF Underwriters
A GENTS for the Hawaiian Islands,
N 1910 Iy c. BREWER q co
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-15
MEN OF LETTERS.

Don JD.efXorilla. the recently crowned
poet laureate of Spain, is - years old.
Edward Everett Hale advises those
about to begin reading Tolatoi to read
"My Confession" first.
Julian Hawthorne, who accompanied
the Scripps League excursion of Amer
lean wGrkingmen to the Paris eXpOsi-
ton as historian, says that a second and
more careful study of London leads him
to the conclusion that there is more vice
to the square mile in that city than any
where else in the world.
Mr.. Hugh Farrar McDermott has con-
tributed a poem, entitled Life Divine"
to The WestbroOk Me Chronicle, which
has so excited the admiration of the edi-
tor of that periodical that he predicts it
will shine beside the works Of Milton and
Dante, mot with light reflected, but
with golden sunshine Of it's own internal
luster."
William Black is 40 years old, with a
slight, graceful figure. which is we'll set
off by his elegant dress. His ewes are
dark and have "a very earnest expression
He talks well. but says very little about
his own works. His home is at Brighton,
but he spends much time in London,
where he keeps a sumptuous suite Of
apartments.
Henry Labouchere, editor OF London
Truth and NJ. P. for Southampton, was
for years a rover in the wilds of the far
west. Finally he settled down and
through family interest managed to &C.
cure an attacheship in the British lega-
ton at Washington, but at the end Of
two years he was dismissed for enlisting
American citizens for the Crimean war
at the same time with Champion, the
| British minister.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-15
DOlNGS OF ROYALTY.

King kalakaua is writing a book on
diplomacy.
Queen Christian has made an ascent Of
$50 yards in a balloon.
Two Egyptian princes. sons of the
khedivc, arc being educated at Vienna.
The Prince of Wales has the gift Of
free hand caricaturc, and is able to hit of
likeness with few marks Of his pen.
The amount given away by the en-
peror Of Austria during his recent visit
to Berlin was $4,000 marks, of which
5000 went to the Door of the city.
Several should elapse between
the sowin@ II "rain and Of the grass
seeds.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-15
HS. IL. IL. (HSOtamic Blood Balm

1t You Try this remedy you viii say AZ
many others have said, that il is The BEST
blood purifier and tonic Write Blood Balm
Co., Allanta, Ga, for book OF convincing
testimony.
j. p. Davis, Atlanta, Ga. (West End
writes: :" | consider That T. b. B. has per
manently cured me Of rheumatism and
sciatca"
X. X. Saulter, Athens, GA, says: "B
Is. Is. cured me OF an ulcer that had resisted
all other treatment"
f. G. Tmslcy, Columbiana, Ala, writes:
My mother and sister had ulcer,,icd sore
throat ami scrotu!a. B b. B. cured them.
Jacob +. Sponc!er, Newman, Ga, write,
"BB. b. entirely cured me of rhcum .tlsnl
in my shoulders | used six bottles"
Chas Reinhardi, No. 202G Fountain
Street, Baltimore, Md, writes: " | suf-
fered with bleeding piles two years, and
am glad Ia say ;hat one bottle Of b. b. b
cured me-"
J. }. Hardy, Toccoa. Ga, writes: B.
b. Is. IS quick cure for catarrh Three
bottles cured me. | had been troubled
several years
A Sphinx, Atlanta, Ga, says: On,
DO tie OF b. b. b. completely cured nv
child OF eczema" w. A. Pepper, Fred
onia, Ala, writes: LIB. b. cured ny
mother of liberated sore throat"
Oct Lin
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-15
A Large Estate.

y broad land is this in which we live,
dotted SO thickly with thrifty cities. towns
and village. Amid them all, with ever
increasing popularity and helptuness, is
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
giving hope and cheer where there is
disease and despair. Wherever there is
humanity there is suffering wherever there
is suffering there is The best tieli Tor this
greatest American Remedy. Consumption
(which is lung scroula) yields 10 it, If en-
pl"vc'l in the early stages oil the disease
Chronic Nasal Catarrh yields to i, Kidney
and Liver diseases, yield 10 it. If you
want The best ki own remedy for all dis
eases OF the h'oOi, ask Tor d.. Pierce 3
Golden Medical Discovery, aud take no
other 1t is guaranteed to cnrc in all cases
OF diseases for which it is rec commended, or
money refunded.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-15
Notice of Application fol
Sale Of Real Estate of
Minors.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ thirty days from the date hereof shall
as the guardian OF the persons and estates OF
Margaret Whitaker Bull, William Ford Bull
and Mary Augusta Bull, minors, apply to
Hon. r. c. Long, County Judge of Leon
county, State of Florida, to sell said minors
interests Cthe same being one twelfth Ole
collectively in the following real estate
situate, lying and being in the county and
State aforesaid, and known and described as
follows: So much of the north end of W.
of SEA of section 10 as will contain 2Ss..
acres, and so much of the north end of the
E1a of SW4 of said section Is as will con
tain 2Ss4 acres, the E]5 OF NWL and SWla
OF NE14 Of section Is, all in T. >, n, K.
b., and containing 117ls acres
MARY H. BULL,
CctOoer ID, 1889 5W Guardian
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-15
THE OUTER MAN.

White silk waistcoats, plain or vaguely
patterned, are popular for evening wear.
The fashionable fall shades for derby
hats are black, brown and golden brown.
Puff scarfs of black satin relieved by
large figures in bright hues will be the
rage
A fashionable business suit for fall is
the long English sack in both rough and
smooth goods.
Chocolate is a favorite color in lounging
suits. smoking jackets, gloves, hosiery
and undergarments.
The latest designs in fancy bordered
handkerchefs give the possessor some
thing to look at and admire.
One of the new Partisan follies, fresh
from the exposition, is silk socks dyed in
the coIors of the French flag
Brocaded shawls promise to become an
important adjunct to the wardrobe of the
man of fashion. They are English.
The full dress vest for the fall will
have a larger opening than those now in
use. displaying larger surface of shirt
front.
Black socks, either plain or clicked,
are in much request among club men
both in town and at the summer resorts.
Indistinctive color effects are also worn.
Many of the bosoms shown by import
ers are cxtravagant III embroidered ef
fects One of the new fads is a satin
stripe on ground of cambria. Pique
bosoms are more popular than ever
Owing to the popularity of the patent
leather shoe for street wear a number of
society men are discussing the prophet,
of dropping it on full dress occasions.
a movement to that end is under way.
Tie fal collars, which became sudden
~ popular in the spring and early sum
mer. have fallcn into disfavor and. with
the exception of few Of the less start
ling character, are seldom seen in New
York
A decidedly English mode and one
that promises to become popular with
American sWells is silk Undertaking in
solid black. The garments are fashioned
to the shape of the body and are rib
knitted.
Fashion demands that each wearer Of
four-in-hand scarf shall have pin in
it. Gaudy designs are eschcwed, how
ever, neat and small forms being the
proper capcr. Emeralds, rubics and
pearls in delicate gold settings are very
popular.
Silk sa>hes will dispute the field with
white silk and pique vests for evening
wear thi, season. For the ballroom and
receptions the sash viii doubtless have
the preference, bat at weddings, dinners
and the opera it will be more in form to
wear vest.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-15

Square Is one inch in space 10 squares MAKE
. COZ an. Advertisements inserted less than
one month, 81 square for first, anu 90 cent? foT
each subsequent in lion.
ADVERTISEMENTS unaccompanied by the CASH,
except ,uer contract, WI! not receive attention
Ii The money enclosed does not cover the mum
Der OF sertio1s ordered il will be inserted less
number OF ilts
embellishments not marSed with the number o!
times -t4 be inserted until forbid, and charged
accordingly.
All contract advertisers whose amount OF
space ana ,ngtn OF time fixed by above rates,
will be required to COnnne their advertising
strictly to their own business, 8h4ess otherwise
stipulated
Legal advertisements at lawful rates.
All bills for advertising are due after first publ
cation advertisement
E No Local or Special Notices inserted
among read x matter. they will appear in Local
Advertisement or ) ecal Notice column.
Local notices 10 cents line for hrst insertion
ana s oDts Il line for each subsequent insertion.
Specia Notices, in solid nonpareil type, one
cent ~ord iol ach insertion, Oh eighth page.
UDltralies exceeding four lines wlIl be charged
same advertisements.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-15
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT SIX MONTHS
after the first publication of this notice,
We will apply to County Judge of Leon
county, Florida, for final discharge as admin
istiator and Administrative of the estate of R.
II. Gamble, late of Leon county, Florida,
deceased.
r. G. GAMBLE, Administrator.
a. E. GAMBLE, Administrative.
July g lSS9-6m
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-15
Administrators Notice

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT SIX
~ months after date, shall. as Admins
traitor OF the estate of Thomas j. Rawls. late
of the county OF Leon and State of Florida
deceased, present my final account and vouch-
ers, TO the County Judge of Leon county for
approval, and ask to be discharged from the
administration Of said estate
W. \. RAwLs
Sept 3, 'S96m Administrator.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-15
Notice

Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT SIX MONTHS
l. after the first publication of this notice
will apply to County Judle of Leon
county, Florida, tor final discharge as admin.
istrator of the estate of lnman II. Fisher, late
of Leon county, Florida deceased.
ID. s FISHER, Administrator.
August 20 lNS9-6m%
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-15

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ UNDER an act of the Legislature OF t. e
Safe OF Florida, entitled AN Act 10 provide
genc al law t"r the incorporation Of Rail
roads and Canals" approved February Il,
l>1+. the undcr>: med have formed com
pany under the name Of the Fernaudiua
Jacksonville and -. Augustine Ship Canal and
Transportation Company for the purpose
OF constructing and operating 4 snip canal in
said ) ate for pubic use and for the use OF
all vessels, from The cityOf Fernandina, in
Nassau county, to Jacksonvillc, in Duvai
county, ard 70 construct, maintain and OYER
ate a railroad for the public in the CON
vryance of persons ana property, and for the
pu pose of malutainIng and operating any
railroad already constructed for pubIc usc
from Jack sOnvIlle, Duyai county. 10 81. All
CUISINE, st. Johns county, State of Florida,
the length Oh railroad being about forty
miles and the length Of the ship camel about
forty miles, and The ComI any viii be in
vested with all the powers, rights, privileges
and franchises Conferred by the Laws of the
State Of Florida under whi.h said Company
Is organized.
VI. B. BARTHOLOMEW,
j. +. I. BowDES,
ZEPH HARRISON
Aug ~ .jTO. OTHEES