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The Florida agriculturist., 1889-09-18
Civil Docket.

The following is the civil docket for
the present term of court:
l. Ellen Miller ct al VS.. Gadsden D.
Bryan and J. I'll. L. Clinch. eject
ment King & Brush for plaintiff,
J. w. Price for defendant.
2. Joseph Underhill vs.. VIM. Edgar
Bird, assumpsit. D. U. Fletcher
For plaintiff, J. E. Hartridge for de-
fendant.
3. Geo. F. Drew VS.. M. M. Nelson,
ejectment. G. w. &. D. B. Spark
man for plaintiff, Finley and Phil
ips for defendants.
4. George F. Drew VS.. Dorcss Walker
ct al, ejectment. S. M and d. B.
Sparkman for plaintiff, Finley &
Philips for defendant.
5. w. S. Abbott VS.. Steamer Green
wich, assumpsit. J. E. Alexander
for plaintiff, John w. Price for de-
fendant.
6. J. O. MATHEWS VS.. N. B. Harwood,
ejectment. E. M. Cheney for plain
tiff, j. w. Price for defendant.
Z. Bates, Reed & Cooley VS.. N. B. Har-
wood, assumptsit. Hampton &
Hampton for plaintiff, J. w. Price
FOR defendant.
8. w. w. Lockwood VS.. A. c.. & st. J.
r. R'y, assumpsit. F. w. Pope and
j. E. Alexander for plaintiff and J.
F. Welborn for defendant.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-09-18
Criminal Docke ct.

The following is the criminal docket
for this term of court:
1. State vs. M. Vernon Smith and Raj
ford r. Priest, larceny of animals.
F. G. Austin and w. r. Smith for
defendants.
2. State VS.. Hampton U. Harris, as
sault with intent to murder. J. A.
Bradley for defendant.
8. State VS.. Benjamin Gadsden, MAIN
ing of animals. J. A. Bradley for
defendant
4. State VS.. Lee Clifton, trespass. E.
K. Foster and j. w. Price for de-
fendant.
5. State VS.. Peter Stone and Asa Win
gate, larceny of animal. John w.
Price tor defendant.
6. State VS.. A. D. Geter, assault with
intent to murder. w. r. Smith and
Hamlin & Stewart tor defendant.
z. State VS.. John Lynch and Mary
Lancaster, adultery. A. M. Bailey
for defendants.
s. State VS.. L. HI. Eldridge, libel. B.
M. Miller, j. w. Price and A. M.
Bailey for defendant.
8. State VS.. L. HI. Eldridge, libel. B.
M. Miller, j. W. Price and A. M.
Bailey for defendant.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-09-18

81. w. u. Mann VS.. u. A. ChOate, at
tachment. B. M Miller for plain
tiff, Calhoun & Davis for defendant.
so. A. c., st. ]. & I. R. R'y Co. VS.. S.
]. Hodges, assumpsit. J.D. Beggs
and D. L. Gauldin for plaintiff, J.
w. Price for defendant.
SO. H. P Bryan VS.. J. M. Price, assump-
sit. H. S. Adams for plaintiff, J. A.
Bradley lor. defendant.
"a. A. L. Wel1man VS.. j., T. & K. w.
R'y. Hamlin & Stewart for plain
tiff, J. r. Parrott for defendant.
SO. M. J. Ivory VS.. o. de G. Bertola, as
sumpsit. Nolan & Scott for plain
tiff, J. A. Bradley for defendant.
81. J. B. Wood VS.. John Fitchner, as
sumpsit. Hamlin & Stewart for
plaintiff, w. w Hulst for defendant.
38. Stephen Harris VS.. j., T. & K. w.
R'y, trespass. B. M. Miller for
plaintiff J. R. Parrottfor defendant.
80. H. G. Gooddell VS.. M. Davis, as
sumpsit. Hamlin & Stewart for
plaintiff, w. w. Hulst for defend
ant
40. l. A. Stewart VS.. G. P. Greeley, re-
plevin. A. G.. Hamlin for plaintiff
J. P. Challen for defendant.
Al. S. S. Sheppert VS.. G. w. Dickson,
ejectment. F. G. Austin and A. Cren-
shaw for plaintiff, J. W. Price for de-
fendant.
AZ. G. A. Miller vs.. E. ]. Richardson, as
sumpsit. Hamlin & Stewart for
plaintiff, d. D. Porter for defendant
43. E. E. Ropes VS.. w. H. Halsey, as
sumsit B. NJ Miller for plaintiff,
Hamin & Stewart for defendant.
Al. Morrison Lewis VS.. G. D. Bryan, at
tachment. J. G. Brown and Price &
Austin for plaintiff, S. G.. Bayless for
defendant.
45. w. H. Barrett, administrator, vs. G.
III. Count, assumpsit H. M Thrash
er for plaintiff, Hamlin & Stewart
for defendant.
46. U. M. Bennett VS.. Silas B. Wright,
assumpsit. B. M. Miller for plaintiff,
Hamlin & Stewart FOR defendant.
AZ. H. G. Wright VS.. Mary W. Faulkner,
assumpsit. H. S. Adams for plant
iff, S. G.. Bayless for defendant.
48. j. G. Rossiter VS.. J. T. & K. w. Ry.
Co., assumpsit. J. A. Bradley for
plaintiff, J. w. Price for defendant.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-09-18

10. State vs.. Dolly O'Rourke and Thos.
Martin, adultery.
IL. State VS.. Daniel d ,uglas, assault
with intent to murder J. w. Price
for defendant.
IL. State VS.. Lewis Smith, assault with
intent to murder.
Is. State VS.. T. N. Jenkins, having con-
cealed weapons on person.
IA. State VS.. I. N. jenkins, assault with
intent to murder.
15. State VS.. VIM. Rivers, attempt at
arson.
16. State VS.. William Jackson, false
swearing.
II. State VS.. Daniel Clifton, Jr., and
Lee Clifton, larceny of animal.
Is. State VS.. Sebring Brown, assault
with intent to murder. Hamlin &
Stewart and j. G. Brown for de-
fendant.
19. State VS.. Frank Davis, assault with
intent to murder.
20. State VS.. John Perkins, assault with
intent to murder. Hamlin & Stew
art for defendant.
21. State VS. William Kelly, assault with
intent to commit rape. Hamlin &
Stewart for defendant.
%. State VS.. Henry Smith, carrying
concealed weapons.
%. State VS.. David Livingston, larceny
of animal.
%. State VS.. Frank Hall, assault with
intent to rob.
26. State VS.. John Wright, breaking
and entering in the day time to com
nit larceny.
27. State VS.. Frank Lewis, breaking and
entering house in the night time.
%. State VS.. Alexander Chase, having
carnal intercourse with unmarried
female.
49,. State VS.. Henry Smith, breaking
and entering houge in the day time.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-09-18
All Aboard.

The Putnam House opens Monday.
If you like large, cool, airy rooms, and a
place where you can feel at home, come
to the Putnam. Special rates during
court time. Free bus to and from all
trains. G.. D. GOULD, Prop'r.
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and j. W. Price for plaintiff, A. M
Bailey and j. w. Price for defend
ant.
10. Buck, Cater & Near VS.. w. S. Alb
bott, assumpsit. R. d. Coulter fol
plaintiff, w. R. Smith and j. w
Price for defendant.
II. Pleasant Harris VS.. j., T. & K. W
R'y Co., assumpsit. A. Crenshaw
for plaintiff, J. r. Parrott for de.
fendant
IL. Annie D. Lundgren VS.. M. M. Brou-
ield, ejeotment J. D. Beggs fol
plaintiff, J. W. Price for defendant
13. The Ecksteen White Lead Go. VS.
w. J. Berne, assumpsit. Hartridge
& Young for plaintiff, J. w. Price
for defendant.
IA. Clara F. Rich VS.. DeLand & Allan
tic Railroad Go. (J. E. Thwing)
trespass. Hamlin & Stewart for
plaintiff, F. G. Austin for defendant
Is. F. A. & w. r. Moore VS.. Del. & A
R'y Co., trespass. Hamlin & Stew
art for plaintiffs, F. G. Austin fol
defendant
16. F. S. Goodrich VS.. Del. & A. R'y
Co., trespass. Hamlin & Stewart
for plaintiff, F. c. Austin for de-
fendant.
II. D. A. Ogden VS.. Del. & A. R'y Co..
trespass. Hamlin & Stewart fol
plaintiff, F. G. Austin for defendant
Is. III. G. Harpending VS.. Del. & A. R'y
Co., trespass. Hamlin & Stewart
for plaintiff, f. @. Austin for de.
fendant.
10. Frank Osborn VS.. Del. & A. R'y Co.,
trespass. Hamlin & Stewart fol-
plaintiff, F. @. Austin for defendant
20. g. D. Bryan VS.. Robert Means, as
sumpsit, Nelson & Scott for plaintiff,
A. Crenshaw and 7. E. Wilson for
defendant
21. r. H. Jones VS.. Chas. Goodrich, as
sumpsit. Fletcher & Wurtz for
plaintiff, J. c. Brown for defendant.
%. E. 4. Ropes VS.. L. HI. Eldridge, as
sumpsit B. M. Miller for plaintiff,
Hamlin & Stewart for defendant.
"a. A. Broughton ct al VS.. B. S., O. G..
~ & A. R'y and L. P. Thursby owner
A. M. Bailey for plaintiff, R. D.
Coulter for defendant.
"a. Kate B. Stewart VS.. Del. & A. R'y,
trespass. Hamlin & Stewart for
plaintiff, J. R. Parrottfo for defendant.
25. H. D. Bryan VS.. Virgil Harper. as
sumpsit. j. A. Bradley for plaintiff,
J. G. Brown and j. w. Price for de-
fendant.
26. Feaster & Moody vs. J. J. Kantz, at
tachment. Hamlin & Stewart for
plaintiff, B M. Miller for defendant.
81. Bertola & Gumero VS.. St. J. & FL. r..
R'y Co., assumpsit J. A. Bradley
and A. St. Clair-Abrams for plain
tiffs, Calhoun & Davis for defendant.
20. r. H. Jones VS.. Brown & Odnm, as
sumpsit. Fletcher & Wurtz for
plaintiff, J. w. Price and J. G..
Brown for defendant.
20. B. M. Miller VS.. G. p. Healy ct al,
replevin. B. M. Miller Tor plaintiff,
Hamlin & Stewart for defendant.
80. Chas. Rebstrack VS.. @. P. Wilcox,
assumpsit. J. F. Welborn for plain
tiff, Hamlin & Stewart for defendant.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-09-18

The lawyers attending court yesterday
we're, Alex St. Clair Abrams, of Tav-
ares; F. G. Austin, of Orange City; HI.
H. Ruckman, of Jacksonville; S. G.
Bayless, of New Smyrna; R. D. Coulter,
of Orange City; J. D. Beggs, of Orlando; !;
j. @. Macy, of Kissimmee A. Crenshaw.
of Orange City A. M. Thrasher, of San
ford; E. M. Beggs, of Kissimmee; J. G.
Brown, of New Smyrna; E. K. Foster,
of Sanford, and B. M. Miller, A. G.
Hamlin, I. A. Stewart, Egford Bly,,
Samuel Lowrie, w. w. Hulst and j. A.
Bradley, of the DeLand bar.
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THE Dacotah, with a load of freight for the
Onachita river, is expected TO pass here to-
day.
NAVIGATION is still open between Cincin-
natl and Pittsburg though there is consider
able floating ice.
THE Coahoma came in from Friars Point
Yesterday with nice cargo. She goes back
this evening at o'clock
The Commonwealth from New Orleans,
is due here, bound for Cincinnati She is
reported as having good trip.
Low WATER has delayed the Arkansas City
several hours this trip, but she will pass
here this morning on her way 10 Natchoz.
THE Rosa Lee, from 0sceola, yesterday
morning brought in considerable cotton and
seed. She returns this evening at 8 o'clock
Bur two courses Of rock remain to be
finished on the great piers of the Illinois
Central bridge at Cairo, which will be COM
pleted in few days.
THE Grand Lake Coal Company, Of Pitts.
burg, which owns the towboats j. b. Will
Jams, J. r. Mercer, j. b. Blackmore and Sam
Miller has made an assignment for the BEN
eft of creditors.
THE palatial steamer James Lee arrived
from Arkansas City yesterday with big
cargo of cotton, seed and sundries. She
is receiving TO leave again this evening at 8
o'clock for Helena, Friars Point, Concordia
Terrene and Arkansas City Capt Mark r.
Cheek commands, with Mr.. William Banker
in charge Of the office. She has iirst-class
accommodations for both passengers and
freight.
THERE will probably be a complete suspen-
sion of river operations in the spring unless
all persons employed consent To reduction
of wages, which they, in all likelihood, will
not do, says the Pittsburg Post of the 10Th.
One of the operators said he thought the
contemplated attempt 10 reduce wages
would result In failure 1t had done 30
before, lac said, and lac feared IL would be
the same IN the future unless all the opera
tors would agree to do IT, Then. lac thought,
there would be some prospect of success.
The trouble with the operators, he con-
tnued, was that they were not unanimous.
There had always been some one who was
stubborn and wouldn't agree with the Others,
and that spoiled everything. He said the
operators would load plenty Of coal, ship IL
on the spring rise, and unless their offers Of q
reduction were accepted, they would shut
down. The firm OF Joseph Walton & Co., the
largest miners and shippers Of coal on the
Monongahela River, Is about 10 make q new
departure in their business which will, no
doubt (if initiated by other opCrators) have
great influence In solving the kanawha
question of competition. This morning they
put corps Of engineers at work surveying
the ground and making plans for the ar
rangement OF railroad tipple at their upper
works At Calamity they will also lay
third rail on the narrow gauge road from the
Pittsburg Virginia q Charleston Railroad.
one mile below, 10 the tipplc. The work
will be pushed forward as rapidly as posi-
BILE and when the robins come again the
railroad operators may expect TO meet
active competition from the river operators
In the lake and other markets. The firm
claims they have been compelled to seek
other markets on account OF the kanawha
and Alabama competition.
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To enable the people Of Memphis 10
visit the above the Louisville, New Or
leans q Texas Railway ("Mifsissippi Val.
ley Route } will cell round trip tickets 10
New Orleans NJ ono fare, Sli.s' Tickets
will bo sold February ~. 10, -. 20 and
-. good 10 return i've l5l days from date
oi ~ X. II. TAuEY.
.ckcl Agent under Peabody Hotel.
l.. II. DrNKfNs,
Ticket Agent NJ. * 4. Depot
T. W. How,
Gcn'l Pa-s'r Agent
J.. II. KOUEns.
Asst. Gcn.l pass'r Agent.
Muir. H. HAnuY,
City Pass'r Agent
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Al GalrO. Ill.
spcciai Dispatch 10 Tho Appeal.


CAIRO, H., Feb. 1.-THE river Is rising.
with IL feet and o inches on the gauge at o
o'clock p. m. Weather clear and cold The
Granite State left for Memphis at 10 o'clock
a. m. The Monongahela Il rising rapidly
and the ice is all moving out from head
waters to Pittshurg. No rise IN the Ale.
gheny. The Ohio aud south side tributaries
are rising from here To Pitisburg. The City
Of ~ Louis Is putting 80 tons on bargcs and
will get away for 81. Louis In the morning
the rain today detained her, making work
slow. The Arkansas City added 40 tons
and refused 100 tons for her territory, aud
left here at o o'clock =. M. today. The
Baton Rouge is still adding and will sail at
midnight. having taken i2j tons and refused
100 tons for her district. The City II Mon
roe passed up early this morning aud had q
fair trip. The Dacotah added seventeen cars
~ flour that came here by rail from St.
Louis for her, and she will get 5000 sacks Of
corn here tomorrow morning for Ounchita
River. The r. NJ. Norton and her three
bargcs got out safely tonight She had been
aground at Jacket Pattern. The river came
10 a stand at noon today and has since risen
nearly two inches.
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Bran viii not answer ~ an exclusive
food Tor iatloning hogs says an exchange,
hut II the hogs are young or you are keep.
ing them over, bran Is good flint rate So
are oats. oil.mcal and almos. every other
kind Of food than corn. A. 10 Wctting the
bran or feeding Il dry, Il Is better 10 wet
IL, but not to feed Il when too dry.
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That the farmer may establish a quick
growing. bccly kind upon his farm, lac
Is only required 10 secure growlhy speci.
mens-go0d iccdcn-oi breeds not akin,
aud he VIII siraighlway obtain what be
desires. II h largely the throwing In Of
new blood that tells upon q herd, a wise
selection never failing 10 make a better
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Al Evansville.

special uifpatrh 70 Inc Appeal
EVANSVILLE Ind. Feb. 1.-THE Golden
Rule II here adding - tons aud wants 80
tons 10 lill out, part of which j. IN sight In
tic bends below. The 4. I. schenck passed
up at l o'clock this morning In good shape
The Buckeye State j. over due and looked
for at any moment She will doubtless pass
up before 10 O'Clock tonight Packets are all
on berth for Monday traffic.
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NOTICE.

~ or'lsf u the owner II ut.5iil fourteen thou.
taud even huulfri and niirrn FhIrH ui Stock.
nnd allen hy uflrf Of thc President and DIRECTORY,
% rrucrnl meeting Of the stockholders ni The his
fts'rIl q tennessee Nailfual company D. hereby
talili ip meet ~ Grenada, state II Mississippi on
it.1. "a Nom. a. the Chamberlain iiuua a. con
elder ami ut upun q consolidation or ulrn.rf n the
Mississippi a 1ruucs.cC Nnilrad Company ulth uf
Into the ca cnrn NJ louis a New orleans l.nllrUnd
Company o. mortgage uu III the properly nnd
iuurliafa, rtr II what a. now The Mississippi q
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munEirc premisos afurcsiid 90 The Illinois Central
Milnlal iumpanY ana tunrf upnu all mniirn IN
cidrui thrfCiu. or that may bc proposed of agrco1
upon hy either ~ said C1mlnnios iu The making
The Mississippi a Tcnnc. zee Railroad q part III
what u known NJ the Illinois gcntfal system u
haiimads 4 u. HARTMAN, President
q a. Lana AEs't SECRETARY.
January u. iFql
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving
Movements mt the Lcyes

Arriyals-James Lee, Arkansas City; Rosa
Lee, osceola Coahoma, Friars Point
No departures
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The onI, Pcrfsc, R.mrnr

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