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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-07
LOCAL NoTTOEa

MrNrufs Steam Laundry. 224second q
BniSKLEY LuMBER Co.. l24 jefferson ..
PANTS made 10 order from 30 up /.
Menke, tailor. 40 Monroe street
Ike LUMBER Co., $50 Second street,
sash, Doors blinds, shingles, holdings.
ALI sizes graio baskets, fronts and iend
ors, also heating cooking stoves, for sale
cheap at Gaboya Telephone 277.
Y. r. HorcuKIss, skilled matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches cs.
pecially solicit No. $3.50 Main street
PuRE and white rs the flower whoss
name Il bears arc tho biscuits nlisod by
Lily Baking Powder.
DIAN a LILLY CoTFKr AND spfcR Co
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nr,nna an C.mnarI.oni

l. the universal verdict Of all who have
tried our latest brand Of cigars, which We
have Just received direct from Havana,
branded
ZION DE sAMELsoS,
And which we are selling as n leader at
the popular price Of
ron Csc.
A cigar as good cannot be had elsewhere
3 for 50c. This We guarantee, and invite
connoisscurs Of fine cigarsto try them.
|. SANELSoS 4 Co.,
The Direct Importers Of Memphis.
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ne HAD Bccn win Napoleon.

D UB uoUE, Ia, March G.--Francis V. Dc
Grisselli died at Storm Lake Sunday, and
was buried ut Centralia, in this county,
yesterday. De Grisclli was the private
secretary Of Gen. Montellon, who was with
Napoleon |. at ~. Helena. He was with
Napoleon in seventeen campaigns, aud was
banished by Napoleon Ill. in 1853. lie
spent six months In England, and came
from there 10 Dubuque.
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LODGE NOTICES.

DROGREks LODGE No -. X of A., ~
Il meets every THURSDAY O'Clock 49,
pm. All 0fiocr and mcmher are rcit ~ "
gucsted 20 attend Visiting knights cor No.
daily Invited. first Ihun lay Ia month, Ntby
Flint Rank; second Thurslay IN month, -
tccond Rank third Thursday IN month, Thirl
Rank, ~ order J. 1. HALL, G. q.
~ II. NHAH, X. Ha
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aI,InE mon Ann,.

We are giving away every twentieth
pair Of shoes. Call and SEQ our plan.
Everything at 20 per cent. discount for
seven days more.
Lowry q Co., 800 Main Street.
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For Home Use.

have tested its curative power, In my
family, many times during tho past
thirty years, aud have never known it
TO fail. IL will relieve the most serious
affections OF the throat and lungs,
whether In children or adults" - Mrs.
Il. g. Edgerly, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
"Twenty years ago 1 was troubled
with disease Of the lungs. Doctors
afforded me no relief aud considered
my case hopeless. l then began to use
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, and, before
had finished one bottle, found relief. I
continued 10 take this medicine until u
cure was effected. l believe that Ayers
Cherry Pectoral saved my lifo."-
Samuel Griggs, Waukogan, Ill.
"Six years ago contracted severe
cold, which settled on my lungs aud
soon developed all the alarming symp-
toms Of Consumption, l had cough,
night sweats, bleeding Of the lungs.
pains In chest and sides, aud was so
Frustrated rs 10 be confined 10 my
bed most Of the time. After trying
various prescriptions, without benefit,
my physician finally determined TO give
me Ayers Cherry Pectoral. | took &C.,
and the effect was magical. seemed
TO rally from the first dose Of this
medicine, and, after using only throo
bottles, am as well and sound as ever"
Rodney johnson, Springfield, Ill.
Ayers Cherry PGctOraI,
PREPARED ny
Or. ]. c. Aver & Co.. Lowell, Mass.
Sold BY all Druggists. Price tli ,lI bottles. o.
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Giving Them Away.

We are giving away every twentieth
pair OF Shoes. Call and see our plan
Everything at 20 per cent discount for
seven days more.
LowRY & Co., 800 Main Street.
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eIxInr Them Ann,

We are giving away every twentieth
pair OF Shoes. Gall aud rsee our plan.
Everything at 20 per cent discount ior
seven days mora
LowRY & Co., 800 Main Street
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CHANCERY SALE
-OF--
ESTATE.


No. 3.o0I, Rim The Chanccry Court Of shelby
cQuniy.-w H. Vim Il al. " James T. Vim Il
al
ny virtue Of an inicrloruilfg docfcr Tor sale en-.
trfCd In the abovc Gauss on tlr llst DAY II DcrVm
bgf, lhaa, NJ. u o., paru $40 viii l nt public nuc
Ton, - the highest bidder ln ifunt of The CLERK
aud Masters oflloc, 81 The Main street entrance u
the courthouse OF shelby county, Memphis, Ten
nc,soc. on
saturday. a3d Day Of March, 1850.
within legal noun, the following Described prop
cry, sitnaied In shelby county, Tenn, t0.wit
lying aud being in tie fINOrHih tiNii district.
net, beginning ~ stake iu ihc crutef II the New
Raleigh road tho same bgiuH the northeast corner
81 the Lincoln ~ acfr turt thrure north n dc.
gree. east ~ chaius aud links psfallsl with aid
fuall, thonce s9uih - chains ID Inks thence west
~ chains aud o. Inks thence south aud crossing
Cypress creek u chain in q sntc thence west ,
ohains aud p links. thCuo uuil With The east liue
Of aid Lincoln % arru tnU 20 chains and 20 links
" he bcginning oYhialuing oucfcs
Also dlo.s acrc-. BEGINNING NJ stake IN the
center Of the scwlhsliush road % The intersection
o. Mays avenue thenu1 norm d,snos - min.
links thence north hrrrHns and % minutes west
~ chains and ~ links 81 tlr Iuirifcripn ~ Mays
avenue win NORTH atuuul. inufr east PARALLEL
Win taid North aifnue % fha.Is ihrnfe south ~
eh,lns aud ~ llnkr thcne' rlN chains an1 ~
lluks. thence south 10 chHius and links 70 the
center 81 the New Raleigh fUHli thence south %
degrcoa % seconds west with Ihr gQulof 81 Did iuad
chains nnd u llnkE thru.U .nlil N deHfcca west
with The center Of said f1al o. chains 20 the bgin
ming.
Terms Of sale-cash. redemption baucd.
This lat day Of March i,sl
n McliENHY, Dok and Nssier.
W w Goodwin, l.. W llum~ frazer boyle
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GOSSIP OF THE TURF.
RUMORS THAT THE DIVERS WILL,
RETIRE AFTER THIS YEAR.

Their Success Due to Personal Super
vision OF Their Business How Jockey
McLaughlin's Reputation Was Built
Up-Other Track Notes.
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EENDERsoN'S NEW
BUSH Lima Bean
Can lnd ShuVt }. Girn b neI GaItn b Ns Cenla,nt


OF all tho Noreifics IN Garden Products ever
sent cut there II nothing 20 entirely Distinct aud
valuable ~ this NsW Vegetable. The ola Lima
Dean can only be grown ON poles. while the NEW
HINH LIMA grove aud IL cultivated etactly
lilo the common bush or snap bean growing only
~ inches high. and from tho time u H. bearing
In July, produces In delicious Lima isans
throughout the entire season until frust II has
besides additional value. In that u IL ftro treeks
EARLIER than any other Lima bean. heing M for the
table IN from ~ 10 % days from time q planting
Price 10Y NATL g5 cents per packet, =
packets for 500, ~ packets for $500.
1If packets sufficient for dH ordinary
sired family for the season. Directions
for grotrinD on each packef, Reminaacss
eau BE- sent either ~ Post ODioe order,
Postal Note or hfaUps,
Every purohAscrof HsHderson's hush Iima
HcaH will DO sent wliAoui cAargs our Manual 10
IvMruuNa run THE 0AnnrN. book of 40 pages.
tiEs. 1 H. containing colufcd plates the price
of which Il IS cents. on the distinct sHdor-
sfaHdtHg, however. that those ordering viii say
IN what paper they Jaw this advertisement.
PETER HENDERSON & co.
80 q 81 Coriiandt Street, New York.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1889-06-28

On Thursday of last week a very
sad accident happened in Terrels 4
Trexler's saw mill at Lopez. The
setter Mr.. Frank Hoover of Smith
Port, Mexican county, was instantly
killed and Il Mr.. Lord the saw
yer was seriously injured. The facts
of the accident as near as we can
ascertain are as follows: The men
had placed small log on the car
riage and when the "nigger head
came up it struck the log on the side
next to the saw, throwing it over
the guard on the carriage and in at
tempting to put it back in its proper
place the end which lay on the car
riage slipped down and struck the
lever which puts the carriage in
motion, and runs at lightning speed,
bringing the hindmost end of the
log around striking Mr.. Hoover on
the head and jamming it up against a
beam crushing it almost beyond
recognizing. Mr.. Arthur Lord was
struck on the back but hepes are
entertained that he will recover.
There were several other employees
on the mill, among them Thomas
Kangley who barely escaped death.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Visible.
Strawberries are selling for l0c a
quart.
We shall not issue the REPUBLICAN
Aext week.
Summer guests are arriving in
large numbers, at the Mere.
Sec hand bill announcing the 4th
of July celebration ut Laporte.
Lycoming is Democratic county.
1t went wet, by overs thousand ma
joiity.
A. A. Ludy, J. p, of IlillsGrove,
was a guest of the Laporte Hotel, on
Friday.
Mrs. Walter Spencer of Laporte,
is visiting her son j. ii. Spencer, OF
Thornedale.
Racing of all description and
grease pole climbing, at Laporte, on
July 4th.
The blackberry bushes are cover
ed with blossoms, indicating big
Weld of the delicious fruit.
The small trout recently placed in
the Mokoma trout box, are myster-
iously disappearing.
The W. C. II. u, will meet at the
room over Neylert & Co.'S store FRI
day June 90, 8 p. m.
Never think worse Of another on
account of his differing from you in
politics and religious subjects.
We give an account of the Cloud
Degcn marriage, elsewhere in this
Issue, taken from the Bradtord Era.
Sheriff Trip conveyed Judge
Sittser to Dushore, on Thursday,
with his fast and pretty team of iron
gray colts.
Mrs. Dir. Homct and daughter
Miss Jessie Homet. of Wyalusing,
were visiting friends at Laporte, the
fore part Of this week.
The J.. V, engineer corps who are
stopping in town, are jolly lot of
fellows. There are eight in the corps
and nearly all of them are young
men.
Special court which convened at
Laporte on Monday, continued until
Tuesday noon. The attendance was
small.
There will be ten or twelve boats
on Lake Mokoma for the use of
those who desire to take boat ride
on July 4th.
Prohibition was defeated in Rhode
Island by vote Of ), ,4G9 more than
the three fifths of the total vote nec-
essary to carry the amendment. The
Prohibitory law was repealed in this
state, thus giving it very dark
colored eye.
Sheriff Trip left on Wednesday
for Elmira, where he learned that
Speht, the escaped convict of June
18th, is confined in Jail in that city
tor disorderly conduct. The Sheriff
will transfer him to the Laporte Jail
where he will be dealt with pretty
severely, we imagine.
Mr.. II. Alvin Hunsicker and Miss
Helen Teresa Boice both of Phladel.
phia were married in the Presbyter.
ian church, corner or Broad and Dia.
mond Sts., on June 18th. Mr. and
Mrs. Hunsicker are spending their
honeymoon at Maplewood Cottage
IN LaPOrte. The bride and groom
have many friends in LaPorte who
wish them the full measure of hap
piness and success in all of which
the REPUBLICAN joins.
The case of Meyers VS. Jackson
was tried at LaPorte on Tuesday
last before j. V. Rettenbury, Walter
Spencer and W. II. Davy, Arbitra
tors. Plff. claimed $1.24O balanc,
due on Rink at EaglesMere. Deft
set up a failure Of title to a portion
of the land. L. j. Ingham and +
Nj. Durham for plf. +. p. lngham
and r. j. Thomson for deft. Aware
for plff. in $1,000.
The Archdeacon and General Mis-
sionary, visited EaglesMcre las
Thursday and arrangements are be
ing made to commence the work .
building the new church there thi
season. The ground plans are mad
and bids have been received.
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THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH,

Archdeacon VIM. Henry Pfatt,
pastor of Trinity church, Carbon
dale, visited Laporte lsst week, in
company with the Rev. Samuel +.
Kelly, General Diocesan Missionary,
for the purpose of making arrange
ments for services and looking after
the business interests of the church.
The majority of the executive COM
mittee were out of town, but as soon
as they are seen and the result of
the meeting made known to the
Bishop the announcement will be
made. On Wednesday evening n
service was held in the st. Johns
church, where large congrega-
ton was in attendance. The new
chandeliers were in place and bril-
liently lighted the attractive interior.
Miss Jessie Homet presided at
the organ and the music was ex-
cellent. The Rev. Mr.. Kelley offer.
ed the services and in few appro-
pirate remarks introduced the Arch
deacon, who congratulated the cor
gregation on the new church and
made few remarks ur,;ng the
people to different forms of church
work after which he preached a brief
but forcible sermon from the words,
"Our Father who art in Heaven"
From the report made by the Rev.
Mr. Kelly to the Diocesan Conven-
tion in Reading, where it is shortly
to be published in pamphlet form,
we CLEAN, in addition to the church
and rectory built in Laporte during
the past year he has secured lots
for the church purposes in five other
towns and the work is advancing
along the line. The statistical sum-
mary shows the work done in twenty
seven counties in the State as fol-
lows:
| Number of Services held 1914
Holy Communion administered 56
Baptisms, adult
Baptisms, infants IA
Presented for Confirmation 8
Sermons l36
Addresses 81
Claims of Miss'ns presented II
Total Sermons, etc. - 224
Burials 2
Pastoral Visits made 6S5
Places visited II
Revisited 140
New points explored 8
Parishes or Mis- ms visited where
there were no incuinbents %
Points served where there is no
organization II
Scattered Communicates report
ed to the nearest Rectors SO
Scattered Communicates too
remote for such reference report
ed to the Bishop 233
/ Communicates i'm Parishes or
| Missions without incumbents, or
in charge of Lay Readers, also
reported to the Bishcp 10
Total under present charge of
Diocesan Missionary 39S
Number of miles travelled 1924
Travelling expenses S242,24
| FINANCIAL EXHIBIT.
Resources from all sources S2GG,92
,65
BY travelling expenses 242,24
Amt. repaid to Bishop
I Rulison advanced 'SS 5000
BY dividend declared
and raid to Board of
| Mission 81 Al
$3l3,65 3l3,65
s. T. X.
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Good health, good morals. cool sense nrj
GOO tenn per, are tn four essentials Tor hi, S
wife. These are tn indlSpensaAes' Aie, &c q
come the minor advantages Of good I'm, Nm tx
complshmcnts, fimily position, etc W." VIZ sa
first 70 II, married lte Will be comipr'aoe. q
happy. Lacking either. it viii be 10 il a'nsos
less degree failure. pom g'ol health I'D IA .
Largely good temper and goo! .o'Ss' i. AM aipll
so lie extent good sense also, n tht .o-S '0s.se
and whims atlendan, on Trail health. i ;sS9
mao, if your wife is falling int Il stale o. "a h
idism, frs of all things Try 10 rts,G;s l.
health. Ii she is troubled with debiila ~ PIT
male weaknesses buy D.. Perces ta'o'i''
scrip ion. Ii will cure her.
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CLEVELAND AND REFORM.

That Ex-President Cievel md is still %
the carpet for tariff reform i evidenced By
the subjoined letter, written by hin, unaa
date OF June IL, u the Secretary Of ths
Maryland Tariff Reform Club:
'ur letter informing M Of nv election
an honorary member of The Maryland TARIFF
form Club Is received l accept the counsII
thus rendered ne with thanks. The oGciia
purposes OF The cllb = set io.'A in tie decsH
hon accompanying ynVr Letter save my hesrI
sym9 thy and support: and | believe their E
compA>hmeni absolutely essential % The greats
prosperity o: our people sra the highest d
ve.opmcn; Of our county YIN nus. hOseVf,
perm, M 10 say thu. 80 fa- a d r.ies are cOa
crrAe!. my hop ana reliance for better coo
ditlon ot thlns> Is upon the Democrats par!
orsanizA'loa, which, IN M opinion, canaol 3
true 10 is ira lil,ons AMI ancient creed wibOd
nearly ana sincere espoaS4l OF the cause
which Your c'un : devoted
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Capt. c. p. D is, . I4no.il, wis
nc fLoalDIsN: Il see by lie psa
that Their : ie>ir- f,r MI lie FIoaA
Fair. | think !, would be good to have
fair late this fa,I, and Will cheeriuTy
give the Use Of the Fair G~olnls, at Tai.
lahassee, free Of charg-, and - all | aa
towards making the Fair success.
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elsewhere in this issue wc give space
to communication signed "Kox Pop
uli,' commenting upon tie street railTs!
ordinance. The FLrEIulAN ha> alwaH
favored every step toward public improve
ment, but, in this case. we mast say lAa
: ' OK Popull > presents some strong p''As
against the ordinance. The fLoRIplS
will cheerlully CIV sp sce 70 any menSl
Of the Council or other interested Pan!
vino may wish to defend Their action.
--Ther is row on among the mah
ayers o the recent Centen i'll ceebra'l0a
In New York. Hamilton Elsa, who h'a
charge of the fund OF eighty or nine!
thousand dollars subscribed by citizens y
New York, refuses to make an account
ing of the money. He says il was r'' =
by "private subscription" and
: doesn't have to account Tor H.
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-vcn i.rl. .,a a. ~ ! 30 Mas y. raiir1aEe
have. been ~. hn:lt f. IN. a.e;. aided from
st;} fa~6 M a., M. ~ ,A.rn BIZ chleti, on
The -e1,t or1s~js rec vi f,Yl sid tln3, N II
.li.i7 al nh, ~, IN. ,,ry.sl>fy hl.lt bv III 3 IS.
I'll. t7ns r.. ~. m..,r- TRANSFORMATION ia,
!. =. ons.,a' ,br,,h N, ,.,.:,,ls 81 3r : ID inn
.,,i .r.: -, has l., h~,,., j., the So. r,o;t d
s.. e4.l..,v,- f,-.,,. .;tt..ef the ya14t. q III.
nm. ,.S-'..}...3.snl :. s.. Cnr4l $40
I..'s. i9,--..s.3 - ,,,,rh s.:ssra an ir,,.'.-
~. - .,.,,,,,,l,,h3 u.
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SWAMP LAND SELECTIONS.
INrrrn ~T.rrs SENATf.
WAsH.xcTcN. D. c.. NJ. -. 10. !

in CONNECTION with nc Lam otce IN GainesYI,'e
"a " 49,. = M .. s,ecnjzior. All to he
de,rmen II actual settlers: !, therefore, respect
~ ~ ', +, v.nr D.5ar.,oent ii selections firm
the S1oe. Gn;i Congress shall meet, aud this sub
i .GaI AZ Tor committee Of investigation On
tie subjcc', when Congress shall convene
r,i,,s he ~ In,e '-;6 ''' " '''1
N. wiki great respec. Your o0eilent servant,
pr S.cre,arv
TO. ~. 1at4ar tha Secretary II the
1..,.r;or .n.,,a,aa3 further n,4entS 70 the
- on3 far A,,,r ,,aar. Ejor;1a has been
7o,~;r.l ~ land. - which h.r III. i
al.o1u... o,l ,rI;.h cen he .oa1lv 1is.
80, - o.,er .,,.lor;tv
~ ...r;,..,f ,o,s. s.r,l. ,f.a ;,,.l.
,:n o3r MT ran, rloh.. 81.
arc'r sars 80 10. raason ;, b.,i.y-
"a. A I-';..3 Sac. oa;..r. =, -.
loai o.;.. - G.;n.sv;I. ora ,.rsr.;.ino
a, o,...,z;,.o al ~ .a,i7.1 l~...,n -
4,.oa i -. o,,.r,,~;9.;oo - 49,. ,.-l,l;..
1l I-...] 500. S..,-,I,
,.1a,..3 I =.
..r. q. f;.;....,-,r,. ar. d.n,- ,.r9c.ic:,.,
..3 a. :.,,.r..,..u1.. o..,,.-,.,:...:,., -.
"
;, NV I..,.;,o -. Sat. ~. !, t.r
49,. '"e
.ie.' STATS off'.-r ! >1l'-'." i - 1o.-
- '-e fa,cA., '+ef.f'fe F'or.iA ma, Mt
sec 'fe patents Tor tue ~"''Ai Ian i gym
u Ter ~ }4@ &c, 81 l9''' o." -e'tef SIN
: ! 1tl h>I'@>es >-'a,pT "a .acA II
lL,".nl i.oH upoa q question he -aS never
u 'ef>tooi.
40 ca contemplate ne l'',lap-e c'I-
dion f.5nt4 haS been 7 .aced II . tore
tn Cai.ei Stats >eoato. enl before the
country, without blu>l for III, states
reputation: Contrary 70 Ii prote-. Of
til SAFE administration, aud a., intelli-
gent mind familiar with the que,-
tim, She has suffered the humiliation
Of being investi rated By Republi-
can nitcd States Senate lor aVeyed
frauds, and the Federal Government IL
vok.l 10 protect her own citizens . Coul1
Insult 90 farther: If our own laws were
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I'VE cents per acre, on any - >i4c>@ Janus
Purchasing from the State, be gets his
title at once, anl can exerci-e complete
ownership Under the United o;a.es
homestead law he would have T. wait
i've years FIR a complete TILE, AMI The
ices would amount t more than tie
state charges Tor immediate ana absolute
,itle
Bat, a pre,ea,n. complete history
"f this swamp land matter, aul pF'''o"
Jo1y q The PROTECTION girs' f. octo7l
settlers By tie Sat, We submit - the care
full perusal Of every Intelligent reader the
following statement, made by our State
authorities last September, to Senator
Calls United States senate Committee q
investigation, which committee reported
unanimously against his visionary ideas:
ENDOWMENT FUND oFF1oAIDA.
Atam cling of ,1e trustees Of the iatorna' I'M
,loyenent isHd Of florida ) ptember , ISIS.
telegram hav.n. been reCelr-. by III governor
from the subcommittee oi the Sena'e 3mmN-
lee on Public L.a:> concern 2, iFau II eat
c3nvevauces 81 lie p9b,'c AUS il I'll. ; .'c ~
Flo.i j.. lnqHirinE w.etl lie 3c~i'e1 - -
ue.Id ia III matter, AYi De 2 I pc.n, - f -
leave Tie sac i. f,~ sen. "a acc IN .. h. We
" ever ii Jacksonville. san 'e.e-r IN IA. az
nitt.l % t.e I'd. III j. wa> It, '.vei t,t. ~:
tyl3W:a- comm .A.cA..na ,. s~Ht I" - com
rGi..e-:
IT,, to-ri !, -. sws-a %. ~ t~4l'1'en'
.uvevanc1s 81 ii o1b.ie }.rl9 il F.,-ilt, e,1
4 iue7- are any cL4rIe> y ne y A.cA 60 eel .ne
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Comnis>o .cr OF Ltni CLAIMS,
Trustees Of Lateral. Im?rove.n at End Of
+ ot.da
W. also submis tn veto message
Governor Fleming Oh tn same suffice;
II re We have the unanimous report of
the I. 5. Senate Committee. Of Governor
Perry and his entire Board Of Trustees.
and Governor Flcmiug's abe ana lucid
message on one side, and Senator Call,
vagarles on the other. lie; the people
read and decide Tor themselves As to
who Is right III this important matter
EXECUTIVE OFFICE
lAL LAHAsstE, Fla., May : 1889
H'h d. Wa, President II he S.,.1te
SIR: Living carefully examined senate Join,
Il ,~o!u,lon No. % entitled Senate JOINT r So
luton nsiructins our Governor AMI Senators
and requesting our Representatives III Congress
10 cause an investigation 10 be made to ascertain
as to the legality of selections OF swamp ar1
overfowed lands, and have such as have been
selected patented to the State herewith return
me same To the Senate, in which II Oririn4,e3
with my objections thereto"
VIII cheeriully Join in any action which
"'o!u iaciiltate the ptienting to the State of inc
swamp and overilJwed lands now rpmainin,r nm
patented of The grant ot September y ism an1
"hlch would eliminate from the selections male
Tor 'he State under said grant such lands Gr
mere be any which 30 not com, within the
inc terms OF the grant. | cannot think, how.
ever, luat congressional action is necessary or
would IN cny manner facilitate either tbn ,,,. nr
me other. Nor can | concur in the reason ~.
signed In said resolution for the failure of The
o'tte 10 receive patents Tor large quantity of
me land selected, 'o-wit Because portions of
'hern are no. swamp aud overilo we'd"
me system adopted Tor the selection Of the
lands under the said grant is A. sollo.vs
An agent appointed by the St ties max $ the
seiectons IN the first place, based upon an actual
ex 'nlnaton OF the lands Sach select ms are
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Ii two or more ladies are in the house,
hold, the turning down OF corner signi-
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Turning around corner Immediately
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