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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-02-07

sonally superintendent by Mr.. Haines, and
after the final dish had been served ex-
ercises were commenced by vote of
thanks to Mine Host, for his skill and
energy In preparing so exceptionally fine a
treat to which MIR. Haines replied briefly.
Then came the reading of the Club let
ter, which perhaps may need some ex-
PLANTATION In order to be understood. At
the reunion In Jan 'SS the Secretary was
instructed to prepare list Of the men,
bers alphabetically arranged and, having
penned short note about his own affairs,
to forward 1t together with the minutes
Of the last meeting to the member whose
name comes first on the alphabetical list
This member In turn writes letter CIV
Ing an account of himself, occupations.
prosperity or Ieverses, ard future plans
and forward to the next member on the
list, and then during the year the letter
goes from one brother to another telling
a strange story Of varied experience, of
we'll laid plans carried to successful and
happy result, of pleasantimes enjoyed or
sorrow patiently endured, brave strug-
giles on the stage Of life for education.
fame, aud fortune, of sympathy asked
and most sincerely profiered, all extended
with happy confidence that 1t will find
each brothers heart sad at each comrades
sorrow or rejoicing In each brothers hap
piness.
The history Of the Club for the pre-
viOus year includes one member married
and one deceased. Following the read
ing Of the Club letter by the Sec. various
speeches were made In which many a
lusions were made to the death Of Mr..
W. P. Goodwin, which were . noble
tribute to the place he occupied 10 the
hearts Of his Club mates, . most touch
ing testimony Of their sorrow and made
plain the fact that time could not erase
the memory Of his life and deeds.
At late hour the reunion for 80 was
declared over with renewed and repeated
promises to meet again 10 Jan. 1880.
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STATE OF ONO, Cry OF TOLEDO. |

LVtAs COVNTY, 5. >.
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he is the
senior partner Of the firm of +. J CHENEY &
Co., doing business in the City of Toledo,
County and State aforesaid. and that said firm
will pay the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH
CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in nv
presence, this 9Th day of December, A. d. SO.
@) A. w. GLEASON,
SEAL Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mu-
Gus surfaces Of the system. Send for
testimonials, free.
+. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
A-Sold by Druggists, rs cents.
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The Reception

The reception rendered by citizens Of
Augusta to the Governor and Council and
Members of the Legislature came oi,
Monday evening, the 4th inst, and Wa
one of the most brilliant gatherings ever
witnessed at the State Capitol. IL WAS
the great society event Of the season.
Everything seemed 10 combine to give
success to the occasion. The fates which
rule the weather were propitous and b, .
slowed upon the anxious citizens OF Au-
gusta most lovely winters day. The
legislators and their ladies attended in
larger numbers, it is said, than ever BE-
fore, and all seemed pleased with and
evidently enjoyed the royal reception
given them The Executive Council anG
State officers were nearly all present.
For the first time Governor Burlcisi
and Stan appeared in public toscther
The Stan clad in their handsome new
I'M forms and many Of them accom-
panied by their ladies, were very genera
ly complimented. They are IA line al
pcaring group Of officers
Gen. Mitchcls Brigade staff was also
present In uniform, and tle several | $
officers from rogu> and the Arsenal. Tie
decorations Of Granite Hall we're the
most elaborate aud rich. making scene
rarely surpassed in beauty in this line
The representatives, from Somerset
present on the occasion, as far as ~,
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CornviIie

At the regular meeting |. O. q. r. Feb
End the following officers were installed
Wilmont Whittier, c. T.; May A. Rob
inson, V. I. Alfred Currier 7. c. r.
l.. l.. Smith, Chap. Fred NJ. Tufts, NJ.
Zette Worthing, ID. NJ; Blanche NJ
Goodrich, Sec. Lille Perkins, A. Sec.
$. $. Woodman, +. Sec; s. n. Davis
Treas. ; G. A. Woodman, Sent. j. Alfred
Smith, G.; Hattie Worthng, S. J. T
Installed by l.. d., C.. +. Smith, assisted
hv Carrie l. French and Fred Collins
Abou. enty-tive from Athens Lodge
were present and good time was en-
joyed by ALL
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FRANK J. CHENEY.

President Cleveland is spending his
brief remainder of official life In two
congenial occupations-yetoing private
pension bills and appointing Democrats
to the few remaining offices.
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The Massachusetts Legislature have
voted to submit prohibitory amend
ment to the people, The campaign next
November will be lively one.
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Remarked to friepd the other day that she
knew Kemp's Bslsam for the Throat and Luass
Va: superior remedy, a, i ssopped her eoush
instantly when other eousx semedies had no e.
you Of IL merit any druggist viii Give you
Sample bottle nv. LaiIs siss 50s and u.
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Everything was free. Everybody was
treated like prince or . queen. You
could pay out no money In Augusta last
evening. II Portland thinks she can out
90 Augusta In hospitality, she viii haye
20 give chrome 70 every guest.
ton.
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NOTICE.
STATE OF MAINE.
House of Representatives I
State House. Auuusta. /,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, |
State House, Augusta.
There will be public hearing before
the committee on Interior Waters in
room & at the State House in Augusta
Feb 18th 1859, 2-30 z. 81, on an act to
authorize George X. Gleason to dredge
and navigate by steam, Great Pond.
+, NJ. SIMPSON,
VIM. ENGELL, Chairmen
FRANK w. HOVEY, Secretary.
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DON

think because you hive used many different rem
,d,'. and employed physicians of various schools
t., ia benefit that YOUR condition Is hopeless
neither think that You may never fail the victim II
discnc because You are now in the enjoyment ~
good health. Many whom We supposed to he IN
the HEIGHT # their strength and Nlgor have been
suddenly stricken with Apopl.Sy or Heart Disease
that has caded their existence left them Ia IA
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The Railroad committee of the legisla-
tnre gave hearing yesterday afternoon,
ON the petition for extending the charter
of the Waldo and Somerset Railroad to
Scion. The following gentlemen appear
ed in support of the measure; j. f. llol-
man, Albert Leayitt, c. IL. Jones, Henry
Stickney, and Alanson Locke of Athens !;
T. b. Barrett, V. X. futile and James
Harmon of Canaan.
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Providence River Raw.
Mock Turtle.
Queen Olives. Celery
Broiled Halihut Matte d. Hotel Sauce.
Pommes De Ierre Parisisnne.
Turkey-Cranberry Sauce.
Tomatoes. Green Peas
Mashed Potatoes.
Lobster Salad.
Roast Duck -Cutrnnt Ielly,
Roman Punch.
Broilcd Quail on Toast.
Tutti Fruit.
Macaroous. Victoria Cream.
Angel Cake. Nut Cake.
confectionery
Figs. Oranges.
Coffee.
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DEAD.
Reunion Of the e B, A.

Second Annual Reunion of the +. B. A.
Saturday evening last, found the follow
Ing gentlemen as out of 23) who origi-
ually composed the roll of membership
of one of Skowhegan's most popular
social Clubs, assembled at the Coburn
prepared to awaken the memories of
Club life in by gone days, compare
their varied experience Of the previous
year, and renew the pledge of friendship
for the year to come. f.. f. Goodwin,
c. F. Ward, A. C. Houston, X. T. Patten,
J, II. Bacon, II. NJ Kenzie, A. +. Dyer,
F. II, Steward, G., + Sampson. G. Simp-
son, J. II. Holt, H. W. Foster, Z. IL. s.
Vaughan, C. II. Atkinson, II, Washhurn,
r. Lozo, 7. ii. Anderson. +. w. Nash
Not present. |. A. Norton, Madison, II. b.
Goodwin, Pasadena Cal, w. C. Pooler,
Portsmouth, A. W. Whitney, Augusta, W
+, Plummer, Portland > 10 found each
member behind his chair in the dining
hail. and at the signal from the Pres.
Mr., Goodwin, all take seats to peruse at
length the following menu
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THU

SIS Pc
Lost
Card
Nfesse
Dress
Corn 5
You N
I.egisl
Money
Cornpan
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-22

Fro IN the Monticello Constitution
Mai. Simkins' handsome residence !,
nearly completed.
improvements are steadily going on
throughout the city.
The educational advantages of our city
are now unsurpassed.
The new boxes for the post-office will
arrive in few days.
1t will be only about six weeks before
the ST. Elmo will be opened.
The population of Monticello has increas
ed very rapidly the past year.
Last Saturday was another red lette,
day tor our merchants; they had all the
business they could well attend TO.
We heard gentleman remark Yesterday
that he had Tor dinner string beans. gree,
corn, tomatoes, beets ana several other
vegetables.
nero VIII be great many acres of JEFF
Ierson valuable soil planted in LeConte
pears THIS winter. The prices received last
season for the fruit has awakened new Lf,
in that direction.
MIR. Irnmmer Is busy FINISHING off tn,
me work IN The Methodist church All IA,
doors and windows have arrived and some
have been placed III position. When com
eloted it will be the handsomest church il
tho State.
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To the EDITOR oil the FLoRIDIAN
The truce to the dry weather has been
partially suspended, but too late for cane
and potatoes. Garden truck, however, will
be benefited.
The public school at this place, presided
over by Mr.. Scot, opened two weeks
ago with goolly number Of students in
Attendance, and is progressing finely.
Mr.. |. w. Granting. lifelong resident
Of tnls ncighbO!hooG, moved 10 your bean
tiiul city las week to 20 into the boarding
| mouse bu>lneSs,and j. occupying the famous
Towns house Mr. Granting and his
excellent wife will leave nothing undOne 10
make their guests feel at home
Miss Burton, of B.inbridgc, Ga, who
has been spending some time in tins neigh
borhood as a guest OF Mrs. ID. F. Gram
ling, left last week much To The regret Of
our young men.
Our merchants are wearing good clothes
and pleasant countenances and hence Law
ln5 up treasures where they nave TO watch
them closely.
\ negro house near this place, was de-
stroyed by fire last week, in which two
children perished.
O" ing 70 The favorable weather for hous-
ing the ileccy staple there has been but
little corn housed. Mr. n. VI. Isler, how
ever, one Of our wideawake planters,
stopped everything two weeks ago anG
housed six hundred bushels from behind
two mules. and this corn was not grown on
bottom lands. neither was it ferilized
The railroad that trayerses This county
from Tallahassee to Thomasville looks very
pretty on paper, but its rolling stock is in
sufficient to move our crops
Sugar billings" and fat 'possums are
looming up 10 view in the near future, am
if you will come 10 see US, Mr. Editor
about that time we will Try 20 get you some
new subscribers and entertain YOU royalty
4 SrBsCRIRFR
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Nakulla Items.

IRON tnc NIa"IOrGVliIt ZINES.
Plenty OF wild geese and ducks on the
coast.
Old man Jake Taylor, Of Wakulla Spring
is dead
Leslie Lawhon killed a big bear few
days ago near Goose creek
Our efficient tax assessor, J. ]. Harrell,
took in the Capital City on last Thursday.
Our Editor has a pointer that chews
sugar cane with as much relish as the aver.
age urchn.
The young folks INDUCED in an old fash
lOned country dance az the residence of Col
John ;. FerrelI On last evening, al a Jolly
time they had.
F. W. Duval, one OF our prosperous mer-
chants, and lady, spent Monday and Tues
day in the Capital City. Mr.. Duval brings
cheering news "f the early completion OF
the a. T & G. Railroad.
We arc panied to learn that the doctors
Of Tallahassee have pronounced that The
little aud only daughter q! our editor, Nat
re, IS afflicted with lung ever Ii does
Sc, m too hard .or our editor 10 give NJ his
las' cha, he having alrcady lest four, and
they, iOo jus, as they reached the Interest
ing = OF childhood.
Emory ana Glover Tully, aged II and Is,
sons ot Nh Win. fully, one OF our Wide,
awake ;,,rlne:-, have decide. on leaning
the p}e-eIvalive Of arts" and havc en-
cred The Oh FLoHIDtAN Office at Tar1has
see Under tine nreceps 81 Editor Bowen.
We pre- iict that these TWO boys viii make
rood printers. We congratulate any boy
who is lucky enough to get in the FLoRID-
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VI n Olson Waters.

All claims tor stock killed by The Flor
ida Central Il Peninsuar II. r. Co. will be
promptly settled by applying 10 VIM. Jor-
dan, agent, or H. J. Mccall, at orney.
Mr.. W. A. Stokely OF this county, was
married TO Miss Cora Lee smith, at Lamont
on the 18th inst. The bride and groom are
OF Middle Florida's best people ana have
received the congratulations of a host of
friends upon the happy event
Captain Jack Livingston was 50 i'm
pressed with what he saw in the San Pedro
Bay last week ;hat he wishes TO huv it all
tor a private hunling reserve or park The
Captain is on the right line for the game is
th're and 10 better place in the world
could be found for such an institution.
Mr. J. ID. Jarvis, OF the Hamburg neigh
boihood, IS Il tanner of the kind which ey-
cmplities what pluck and determination
viii do. ~ The first of the wear his farm
,'ock consisted OF 4 colt seven months old
and crippled mule with which he has
cultivated his crop of cotton, corn. peas
cane, etc. He viii make, so he informs us
good crops OF corn, sugar cane and potatoes
and II bales Of short cotton. We are al
ways pleased to hear OF such success
Deputy Sheriff Whilock tells us of a
strange freak of nature which may be seen
on one OF his plantations in the person OF a
negro man. Although he is 20 odd wears
OF age, and has Il fully developed head. his
body and limbs are dwarled to the size and
length OF baby. HIS feet are the most
peculiar parts, as they closely resemble
those OF a web footed bird, The toes o. each
loot turning together as he steps He is
possessed OF average intelligence and has
learned TO sew and knit with considerable
skill. Owing To The dimnuIiye size of his
body all his clothing are made "a la VI ther
Hubbard, and harg on from the band
around his neck.
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IMPORTANT.

All subscriptions to the fI0h''. :,
are payable in adcdnee, and We & Z
adhere strictly to this rule =,
cannot afford to send out 'nO''''
Of copies of an EIGHT PAGE fA -
FoRrY-E1GHr CoLrMNs-fOr ",
One Dollar q Year, and "A'
that dollar. +.
Therefore if yonr subscrlp'iv ~
expired, please send in your - .
We do not wish to lose e''' !,
subscriber. We want h"'a'~ !,
NEW SUBSCRIBERS Let US :
them, please.
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NATIONAL SILVER CONVENTION.

St. Louis may not secure tn
Worlds Fair, but she is going t.
have the National Silver Convention
And this convention is going t.
be one of considerable Importance t.
the United States, being called t
discuss and take some action towarC
the rehabilitation of silver as one 0
the money metals of this country.
The promoters Of the convention
claim that the stock of gold in th'
world is wholly insufficient as ba
sis for its money, and we cannot but
admit that it is.
The convention will urge our Sen
ators and Representatives in Con
gress to restore silver to its ancient
use as money, by giving it free coin
age, thus placing it on an equality
with that metal. And until this is
accomplished they propose earnestly
insisting that the maximum amount
of four million dollars worth Of bull
lion be coined per month.
The delegates to the convention
are to embrace representatives of all
industries in the country, as well as
of the silver mining sections, partic-
ularly of the agricultural interests
wheat, corn, cotton, etc; and the
Governors of each State and Terri
tory are empowered to appoint
twenty delegates and twenty alter
mates, representative men, favorable
to the discussion of the objects Of
the convention. The Executive Com
mittee Of the promoters Of the con
vention reserve authority to appoint
one hundred delegates at large from
the United States to act with those
appointed by the Governors.
St. Louis has been selected as the
place to mold this convention, owing
to the fact Of its being situated il
the heart Of the great agricultural
districts and being adjacent to the
mining States and Territories It's ex-
cellent transportation facilities max
ing it easy Of access from all quar-
tiers.
The convention has been called to
meet in St. Louis on the Goth Of Nov
ember next, and all delegates and
visitors will be handsomely enter
tanned.
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In Memor,..

Normal School located u =, p Of a.
ing learned Of the dean eau a. Tsilah.s.
I Iys ia'e G se",;n of Fordss' a O.,
the departed ex Chief Mn. sne sad evan,
a a.iIa ~ connse has lost sise ,',s
worth worth and services vas |asure q u
lifetime, but VIII fx n~s noi liuitss
the distant future. ' 'othe ~.
Ills great and inagna,,,.
SCARED higt above All ll'' nas soul II
" al du n'.;' fminentIy fitted ' h,m
the Chief Of Stale, and 'o u yeas, g.,
o taxing oil OF is sincerely IIura, Bis
wealth. 10 The orT
We shall cherish ana
o Or! ;, not only Tor his pub 5greFs Ii =
took in orr Institution ~ la'eFes', ID 3
was as, founded during bis a. asn ,sarnias =
we extend our sympath u' ~ y
family and pray Heaven my y 10 his b4sI
consolation which no humss lauI DEL
MARY A. EDWARDS, Of E -. .le Fac;
IL a. JACKSON, 0; Orange c. Y,
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G0ds0en lsIeanin~S
From the Quincy Herald.

The syndicate is getting seed beds ready
for another crop of tobacco.
The sug,r boiling season has opened and
the young people are happy
MIS- G. E. McGriff, of Tallahassee, is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Jos. c. Gregory.
Rev. H. E. Partridge, of Tallahassee, is
here assisting in the protracted meeting.
Mr.. Elton Smith sold his tobacco crsp of
fifteen hundred pounds to Fenton & Brown
for thirty cents per pound. With such pri-
ces as tins our planters should be satisfied
Mr.. Eben Dorr, son Of Capt J. w. Dorr,
our popular cigar manufacturer, LETT last
"Wednesday for Atlanta, Ga During his
stay here Mr., Dorr has made many friends,
all OF whom regret his departure and wish
hlm well Wherever bis 10, my be cNsi
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Attention is called to the sj,ss.|
ment of "Antimigraine.' in another \
umn of this issue. II is new mssa]
for headache only, and is highly rso.|
mended as an iniallible cure for tbh ~.
mon trouble. Our readers who suffer "a
headache will do vel! to Try amin
graine.'
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-22

The Republican leaders ' w..
attempting, through the pFO'' !,
of the United States coui"
South for partisan purposes :
secute their political oPpoOep'',s !,
lust as we'll understand i's
that the country will not u
days tolerate the infamlss ' ~
cans resorted to in the i,' il
ton period. Call a halt Cal W
ly. 1T a,lj
Chicago has raised e'Sa' IA
dollars as a guarantee fund y
occurring the. Worlds f'lr'
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of the pen, in the right direction,
upon our customs laws, will do more
to develop foreign commerce than all
the results that will flow from this
Pan-American Congress.
VIII Mr.. Blaine and his colleagues
be equal to the exigencies of the oc-
casion d? The future will answer.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-22

Attention IS directed to the prOisirl
al card Of james Franklin, Hyinai;
engineer, and agent tor specisliies in lid
lines. Nj. Franklin's system bss prom,
itself in the highest manner IN The Sni
and all interested should consul! bin Oh
CORES pond with him.
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The Life Of the flesh is The Hn|
thereof y pure blood means healthy f51
tional activity and this bears With i p
certainty of quick restoration from sicc3
or accident. DR.. j. II. McLean's Slrpng1
ening Cordial and Blood Purife. N
pure rich blood, and viralizes and srsra|
ems the whole body. $100 per h]
For safe by II. Lively. Aue6a
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The carriages come up from s'a!
train we'll filled with passengers each d!
now. Tourists and settlers are coming i
earlier than usual.
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Childrem-s Ready Made Cloihl''

have now in store complete ln
Boys Ready Made Suits, ranging ID y.
from 1 years to Is. All new; mOildh''
do we'll toexaminc my stock before y
chasing elsewhere.
W.R. WISH
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have now IN stock full line No. one
1 and 2-holsc wagons, of the best makes
Also first class Buggios, open and top
Now is the time to buy cheap-ir YOU
want a good Wagon or Buggy.
j. C.. KBnpRR.
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-Fifty-lwo copies of the FLOhD
and so copies OF 76ras Syl'"g'' !"
50. Subscribe now
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-22

Judge r. B. Hilton was amVHs
many friends in the Capital CITY asA'
week.
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lust Received.

At the Tallahassee Furniture Emporium
one 6-piece groupe parlor suite, silk pui
patent bottoms and spring edge, Very upt
rioI one 7-piece suite, mohair plush.
VI. D. HART
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Hid Gloves E,a

~; l h aVe. now in store the la,asss, Z.
hld Gloves ever seen in Tai st se
sell only the Celebrated Ho "a. ailaeasss
which there is no better mad ! ulo's
complete line in dressed sas aise
COR suede) in six different 1 orar aSa'ss]
Ladies Driving Gloves in K;Ss 1s.!ls I
Prices reasonable. ~ . a1c Dzs.|
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As the best appetizer and ,t,sp,,,..
ing tonic use .Surannee Rsma, ''
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Full line Of Vick's Flower Sssa
s altitude at Schrader's Drug nd + y j
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As Jacob X. COhen's EmporilI

is at the head for style and quality,
equally true that he is not untersOldW y
one on same class of goods.
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There are too many cats and cur ~
in Tallahassee.
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CABBAGE PLayTs

For sale, at LEON RosE PARK. or,,s
Kemper's stable.
z. J. HORT, Mssrs