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Notice of Incorporation.

THE undersigned hereby associate themselves
together, under the Laws OF the State OF Florida
for the organization of the following Corporation
First The name of the said Corporation shall be
''The Newport Springs and Land improvement
Company" Its places OF business shall be at New.
port in theCounty of Wakulla, and In Tallahassee,
in the County of Leon, in the state OF Florida.
Second-Thc general nature of the business to
he transacted by the Corporation shall be the pur-
chase pledge, sale, other acquisition and dispo.
>itiOn of ands, tenements and Entertainments .
the construction and operation of hotels, Springs
and other resorts the owning and operating of
steamboats, sail vessels, trains and railways, and
the general management of all business incidental
to a development company.
Third The amount OF the Capital Stock author
lied to be issued shall be one hundred thousand
(&lU0 0000) dollars, to be paid for in'cash in
real or personal property, upon agreed valuation.
The greatest amount of Indebtedness to he incur
red at any one time snail De twenty-five thousand
(S25 COY dollars.
Fourth-This Corporation shall commence on the
seventeenth day of October, A. D. 1889, and shall
continue for ninety-nlne (99) years.
C. INDICTED by board of directors consisting of
three 90 members, one of whom shall be by them
elected President, and such officers shall be pro-
vided for by Bylaws. The Directors shall be elect
iahassee, on The first Tuesday Of January in each
wear and shall hold Office until their successors are
elected and qualified. Until the first election here
under, the business Of the Company shall be man.
aged BY board of directors to consist of Charles
Wicker, Edward Lewis and George K. Howes.
In witness whereof, we have hereunso set our
handle with the place Of our residence, and the
amount OF our subscription Of stock set opposite
CHARLES G. WICKER, Chicago, Illinois,
One Share, One Hundred Dollars.
EDWARD LEWIS Tallahassee, Florida
One Share. One Hundred Dollars
NATHAN H. BRIGGS Battle Creek, Mich,
One Share, One Hundred Dollars.
Oct % 1884,
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EaSy Victims.

I've just come up from Chicago over
the Wisconsin Central, and l never
had so much fun in my life. You see,
l had to stop off at a little town be.
tween here and Milwaukee to sell a
bill. The train wasn't due until about
midnight. sat up and played domi-
noes with the night clerk of the hotel
where stopped until train time.
thought / would take a sleeper, as
was very tired. AS luck would have
it there was one lower berth empty.
AS sat there waiting for the porter
to make up my bed everything was
still, except for the snoring. Every
body had gone to sleep, and one foot
sticking out from an upper berth was
the only visible sign Of life. Just then
a porter from another sleeper came in.
"Ah, there. said my porter, "hold
Great Scottl You should have seen
the picture presented moment later.
Women shrieked and yelled Rob
bersI Heads popped out, followed by
revolvers and bowie knives, until you
couldn't count them. Where is he9"
II haven't got cent?" us it Black
Bart9" Its all up with us" was heard,
while the porter stood in the middle
OF the aisle, the picture of petrifed
establishment.
"Foh de Lod's sake, boss mullins do
mattah. I wuz just a-tellin' dat Mig
gah to hole up de en- O dat curtin.
OATS all, and the darby began to grin
l tell you, the heads popped back
pretty suddenly. Nearly everybody
was angry at first, but they soon got
over it and they began to chaff each
other. There wasn't much sleep in
that car the rest of the night. Com
mercial Traveller in Minneapolis Jour
nal.
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PRESENT AND PROSPECTIVE.

Alone, alone sit and think
How friends have crossed the rivers brink
The narrow bounds which all must pass
Mown down and withered like the grass.
The years have sped, but hopes are left
High as the Olympus mountain clif.
Shall they be shattered9 Nay, not so;
Higher they rise as on we go.
The sun shines low at early morn,
AS from the east its rays are borne,
And at meridian, more it's glow
ReviveS all living things below.
And shall not the aspiring soul
Meet it's desire with more control
Than first it drew its vital breaths
Shall it fall helpless in the shades Of death!
Nature and God proclaim aloud
Though man puts on the funeral shroud-
yet shall he live again" and love the moro
The power creative, as unseen before
Like autumn leaves we droop and fall
From the shorn tree and like a pail
Falling DER earth, when faith anew is given,
Which centers in the blissful hope Of heaven
Be steadfast, friends, for life is very brief,
What now is Joyous soon may turn to grief;
do unto others as you'd wish them do to you
What fails you here will be redeemed anew
George W. Parsons in the Salem Gazette
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How to Store Dried Fruit.

The following bit of information was
CLEANED last autumn from an expert.
enced housewife in regard to the care OF
dried fruit. If put away perfectly dry
and tied tightly in paper sacks the pack
ages need not be opened until spring.
and the fruit will be perfectly free from
worms. The paper sacks in which -four,
meal or rice are bought are very suita'
BILE for this purpose.
DIR. Carl Arnold gives the following
directions for preparing the new devel-
oper from pyrocatechine: Add ave
orammes carbonate Of potash to one
twentieth Of gramme OF pyrocatechine.
and dissolve in sufficient quantity Of
water. This developer can be equally
we'll used on promised paper.
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..,.e roo HoeeIsH.
Ion Cabby That All Ameri-

-, cabby That All Ameri-
~ |. y. .SsI No. EASY MARKS" :,.;,
b bs b. saV rat rate, it is in London
b; 81 ss; any state of perfection;
scqu ;oh has crystallized into
10 wn nt;on by which every Lon
kirgulsa.I"l IS bound. Most of t the
'cs Is.t town rent their rigs S,
pd ho u much a day to these com
pya 50 natter at what their own ', luck
g 30 ., nl csapturing fares. This
! gsnsF Sad days. a ss't Therefore, and
i y" for that matter, there IS
s dass tel temptation for cabby to
cones ggssseugers. He has perhaps
S,,ppted beyond the moral stage
eo .ah5ery IS possible. But he is
U STRAINED by the rules-the
!s re s' nolice-which name a GER
80 Inf for a certain distance. And
r 1s. lSr man knows these rules.
lOn a how far he may ride for a
S o. and nGI how much farther for a
q. Al And if there is one creature
s y Who is in the habit of main
y Il; Sr richts against the demands
av i is the London man. In
,i iiel t. I there is always the po-
who. in contradistinction
y New York policeman, always
with, instead OF against the
able citizen.
saly when a foreigner-and es-
\ an American-comes to Lon
Y, the n London cabby rricks up
= The American is known
Is the easy mark" for extor-
Princess, Americans and fools"
n European saying goesmare
all the extSavagances. They
raiters, overpay cabmen and
first class railway carriages,
snSble Europeans looks on in
and disgust. An American
.,O man-tells of an experience
r. had in London. He took a
n a friend from his lodging
n Bloomsbury to a theatre in
XIV Circus. The fare-which
ane for two persons as for one
.iehtuily eighteen pence. But
rsncan, with that fool generos-
iih distinguishes the American
gsve the cabman two shil-
The fellow knew at once that
wnger was an American-no
Imam would have been guilty
A an indiscretion-and seeing
aypence in prospect, began to
for half a crown.
Ih did give you9" demanded
iuerican.
kr two bob, sir" said cabby,
be fares to-and-six sir, SO 'elp
srd sir.
&c me back the two bob" said
kercan.
y, expecting that his demands
bk acquiesced in, handed over
nn. The American thereupon
Down into his pocket and fished
milling and a sixpence.
n' be said, handing the money
abman, "here is your proper
hbOked unutterable things, but,
IBIS customer firm and a police
mar at hand, pocketed the one
y iOgether with his alleged
as and drove away.
iHl be In Chicago when the
I'D uses cabs learns his rights
hw how to enforce them.
nEl be some unpleasantness for
pAers in the good fight, but
glory awaiting the men who
nis the first fight. Chicago
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FOR SALE.
MIGBHWOOD FARM.

HOACRES ADJOINING CITY. LOCAL
lou ITY thoroughly healthy. Residence
only Is minutes walk from business centre,
and Ave minutes walk from railroad depot !;
mort beautiful sill uation in the State. The
house, which is large, well built, and in thor
ough repair, is situated on hill 800 feet high,
commanding an extensive and charming view
In all directions. Soil excellent. Pear or
chard of about four acres yielded last year
oveI64 barrels - second year of bearing.
Large new barn, of "a stalls, with hay loft
6Ox3O. New hen house, with other necessary
outbuildings. Cistern. Cool we'll. Pasture
40 acres) fed by never failing clear stream.
For sale in whole, ofin portions. on following
terms One-eighth In cash balance spread
over seven or eight years. with interest. at
present legal rate. Apply to j. :. LOCKE.
or j. T. BERNARD, Son & Co.
Feb. 10, 1880tf
all time.
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Notice to Physicians.

WE, the undersigned Board of Medical
w Examiners in and for the Second Judi
cial Circuit of the State of Florida, will meet
III Tallahassee on Monday, 25th day of Novem-
Der, 1889, for the purpose Of conducting ex-
aminations and granting certificates, As pro-
vided in the Act to regulate the practice OF
medicine In the State OF Florida" approved
May 3Ist, 1885, All persons desiring to prac-
tice medicine in any of its branches, whether
now engaged in its practice or candidates TO
practice hereafter, are hereby required to
present their diplomas at above time and
place, in order that they may receive certi-
fcate to practice as Is required by law, or be
dealt with according to Section IA of said Act.
THEo. TuRNBULL, NJ. d President,
GEORGE w. LAMAR, ID. D., Secy.,
r. g. GAMBLE, M. D.
TALLAHASSEE. FLA, Oct. 21st. 1850 a.
ed an offer OF $3.50, 900 Tor it.
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x'sln Of the Name Tacoma.

I! be added that the name Ia
never known till Theodore
bps remarkable book, THE
md the Saddle" appeared in
e' 1862, says The Portland
49, In 1852 Winthrop went
a1 for . William L. Aspinwall,
a California and Oregon the
"a. In August, 1853, he was
ASund, and resolved to return
aA across the plains. His
,naen IN a somewhat sophie
avle, but remarkable for it's
imaginative and descriptive
gives all account of his vow
. aualans III a canoe through
.Cnd and his horseback ride
oascade mountain from Mes
w. a Dalles, with Indian
u u THIS book the great noun
ae name Tacoma" Win
.UleSses to have obtained the
\ his Indian guides, and he
h .la glnatlon play in a super
sead Of the mountain. It is
y saal The name "Tacoma'' was
o. his effort to reproduce or
II, WORD given him by his
\, VIZ, ), We're Yakima Indians.
4 e uie Word was common one
, Sese Indians as a term for ali
kdtIs :. mountain peaks. The
@s city Of Tacoma was taken
Inn al s from Winthrop's book.
n, y " was a, killed at Big Bethel,
TIe y r. We war Of the Rebellion,
oOks ISa Ia and Saddle" with
hay hue Iad written, and whick
sss m JI IAN some time in his
kA r rSs.isned Immediately after
O'' More Hope.
Yes arc The only daughter?
|, , s;9''d think your father
y Won lung ~ to set the fellow who
lat of,a. don't know. Pa has
ssyeracssrrs SIX times now, and
Biz you a me OF it any time; but,
ddnsun wal" Va me it might do to
ABOUT it.-Epoch.
\ ). sanssaEes.
@s Ssa i happy till he is dead, "
aiter :; apothegms. Name
y living man" is a good
Iouf f sIment the old saying
V; ee : less apt to change. for Tor
as Itso,' sIiay he himself can AN
@ at l s..er it, and till a man
.eleh no a arrives at an age
aaus on zap to ! IN the dark to
sk, It i " a helpless infant
pain . T. = pleasure not un.
II fisnSe nerate son of even
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Mrs. Waites,

Mrs. Waites.
Having taken charge of the house known
az the Whitaker House, is now prepared
to accommodate b0arders. 23.u
tJe,u LIIuUer IL lS.
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VESTIBULED TRAIN.
PULLMAN tCAR SERVICE.

Train leaving Thomasville at 1880 p m, carries
Buffer Sleeping Car to New York.
Train leaving Waycross at 4.13 m. carries
Buffet Sleeping Car to Cincinnati, via E. T. v. &
G. Railway.
Train leaving Thomasvie at 9. so q m, carries
Buffet Sleeping Car to Cincinnati via L. & N. r.
r.
Train leaving Waycross at geo m, via b. q W
r. r. and Albany at 1872, night, carries sleeper
through to Cincinnati.
Train leaving Waycross at 1910, night, carries
sleeper to Savannah.
Through tickets sold to all points. Baggage
checked through. Also, sleeping-car berths &c
cured.
r. G. FLEMING, WIN. P. HARDEE,
Superintendent General Pass Agent.
TT. WRIGHT, Agent at Monticello.
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Money at 6 Per Cent. Interest
From the American Building and

FTOm Cne AntrlcAn bulIdlng and
Loan Association.
AuthorizedCapital.. ...............$5 $50, 900 900
Resources. Observation-Disclosures. 20, 100000
Interest and principal payable in monthly
payments.
1900 Boards I'm the Principal Cities
Of the South and West
Their representatives are here to perfect
branches in Florida, and loan money for build
ing purposes or otherwise.
No commissions are charged on loans, end
the interest is per cent. per annum on the
money actually loaned.
Good Investments are furnished for invest
ors, and borrowers and investors stock
makes equal profits. Call on or address,
CHAS. E. COMSTOCK,
General Agent, Jacksonville.
j. 7. BERNARD, SON & CO.,
to Jan 80 Agents, Tallahassee, Fla.
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Savannah, Florida And Western Ry.
WAYCROss SHORT LINE.
TIME CARD IN EFFECT FEB. II, 1889.

All trains of this road are run by Central
Standard Time. Passenger Trains will leave daily
as follows:
THE MONTGOMERY ROUTE.
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The school of biography at Arcadia lie
q success.
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ADMINISTRATOR. onScc 1uie.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-31
MANCHESTER
,,e,,.ofrnlcrc.trron Across The river.

Mr.. Joseph Burton. an old Mapcbes-
ter boy. Who has been living M New
Mexico for several years past. has re-
turned To- the city aud is receiving a
hearty welcome from his many friends.
Mr.. j. ID. Mathews returned yester-
DAY from California.
The ladies' of the different denomi-
nations interested i'm the proposed
benefit for the Railroad Branch % the
Young Mems Christian Association.
held a meeting at tine Central 1iciho-
dist church yesterday afternoon and
decided go have their entertainment
next Tuesday week. June the llfh.
There.re about fifty ladies in charge
of the affair and an interesting aud at-
tractivc programme is being arranged ,
which Will consist of recilatous. vocal
and instrumental music by some of our
best local talent. and q fan drill by %
number If young lalie-.
Commencing nest Monday morning
the public schools Will opep at s in-
stead OF Q A. NJ. as heretofore. The
obiecl of the change is To- relieve both
scholars and teachers from tue cNce'.
.ive heat Of ihc afternoon
The reunion of the Elliott Gays on
Sharp'- Island. near Mayo 5 bridge,
yesterday was q jolly event.
The Free bridge vnichmau made the
driyef- of several brick carts fHae OF
some bricks 900 lho Manchester end of
che bridge yesterday Ile carts Wele
too heavily loaded.
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wood through the Linden-strcet gate
the mud and miro would have left a
lasting impression. There were pres
ent al least one thousand men, women
and children. waiting for the parade 10
materialize. and their only entrance io
the grounds was across plank win
six inches Of mire on either side.
a number of the volunteer soldierY
came out 20 the cemetery ~ private
cOuvcyances. some ia uniform anu
some in citizen Is clothing.
Sergeant Tyler and three policemen
from each OF the three stations were
present on duty. and I'D not leave un-
On everyone else departed.
The stand and the monument and
The entrances To- the plat. in front 81
which the stand Is erected. were deco
rated with evergrcons, Federal and
flags.
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The report of tho Chief of Police Is
90 hand. The entire force amounts 10
one hundred men. There afe three
sanitary policemen, .hico captains.
thirteen sefSeants. clerk f1 ihe .hlci.
and 30 patrolmcu.
During The past year ouc oli. SEE
signed and seventeen IgN mru were
appointed.
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Hotel Arrivals.
The folIowiug verc lhc aIriyaI0 81.

The following were the arriVaib YES
terday at the different hotels
AMERICAN HOTEL. Mrs. j. NJ. plow-
den. Lynchburg. bliss Minnie Rodgers
Meadow Dale. Va; W. II. Naidell,
Lexington. Va; George Il. Wade, Bat
timore. Md: o. Vanwick. COyinstou,
Va. J. III. Smith. Baltimore. Nd; j..
Y. Waddell. Charlottesville. Va; Frank
r. Hitchcock. New York j. G. Thomas.
oxford. y. c.. Claude a. Swami. Chat
ham. Va: W. b. Ianger, New York ;
w. T.. Harrison Charles City county.
George p. Collyur, Richmond. Va: w.
b. Wilson. Maysyillo. KY. ". J.. Lips
comb and A. ID. Willis. King william
county: Jordan A. Bell. pauyiIle. Va;
Asher Ayers, Stauutou. Va. w. H.
Powell. y. c.: $. G.. Truc-dell Green
field. Ind: ". L. Rutlelge. Bristol,
Tenn: ". T. Bradley and lady and
George C.. Jordan. Va. y. w. Cnapin,
New York. $. c. Pnllipse, Chicago,
M: Miss Bell Twyman. Lyuchburf,
u. r. Turner and o. II. Oyefi0n. Buck
inQham county. Va; ". IT. th0mas.
Richmond. va; Ed. l.. Messeu'on and
II. n. uuygster. Baltimore. ,ld.' Q. d.
L9utorblck. Petersburg.
ST.. CuMrEs.-J. Montgomery, il
l.. Davis. city w. N. Gregory and
wife. Nirainia. james Bower D. Web.
Philips. W. H. Philips. Pitisburg. Pa.
D. III. Rogers Baltimore. Nd. Bennett
Nuck. Essex Co... Na.; G.. Mead. liai's-
zorro. Va. s. SAP ies, Dry Bridge. a.-
II. T.. Lewis. Lexington. Ky. p. T..
4. d
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Ihc vii. OF M. john S. Hall was adj
Wtea FOB probate yesterday in The
thmcfry Court. The estate is valued
a' 10 1O0 and IS distributed as follows.
IDe farm known as ~Wheatlaudn ia
Buckingham county. 10 Ms. Hall and
children. Co Misses Mlit.e r.. aud Mar,
land Lucy 81. HAIL. daughters of he
deceased, eacn Sl.c0O n railroad stock.
to the sons -J0hn llarshall. Bernard
s., aud Henry ilotson llall-each 500
in railroad stock, fo IIs N. w. Slam.
half interest in the brick dwelling No.
COG ess. Leigh street; all other properly
gues lo ,he widow and children.
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George r.. Picket Camp Gisrecafded
the rain and marched out On Holly
wood Ina body. and there decorated
the monument erected 90 the mcm-
DRY Of the dead of Pickat's Ui-
vision. The top of the monu-
ment was cntwinei with wrtaihs.
and on the plaque fronting the soldier b
monument the Camp placed wreath
of white with purple letters. George h.
Pickett 5 Division The snait over the
grave of General Pickett. which is ou
the opposite side of the walkWav. was
also handsomely decorated.
The Stuart Horse Guards came 10
Hollywood just before o O'Clock. and iu
column of tours went 10 the grave of
General J. h. b. STUART the great cav
airy commander. whom General Ice
delighted t. honor, ard there placed
number OF floral tributes al thD base off
the monument over ms grave. and
twincd green wreaths around d.
A number OF the ladies of the Holly
wood Memorial Association came oul
i'm carriages.
Notwithstanding the weather Hower.
Ntl' r'ht lh "'NA'AitN|f anu ttiN 'a.tN
them among the graNOs OF
The dead heroes.
The grave OF General A. T.. Hin.
whose name was last on the lips of
General Lee and Jackson, was remom-
Dercd
Many soldiers who are buried in pr-
rate sections received attention 40 the
iands OF their kindred and friends.
Had the military marched g. Holly. ]
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10 night IN Oflt0rlO concert vii b.
given at the Second Baptist Church.
The best Richmond talent Will assist.
Including chorus Of one hundred and
City voices. There will be sung selec-
lions from the oratorlOs. the Messiah.
So. P4Rl's. Elijah. and others. The
closing number Will be the grand
CHORUS, The Heavens are Telling. -
from .le Creation By Haydn. There
Willie 4n orchestra, pianofortc, and
organ.
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The Boston fits an sizes of men.
tall aud slender, short anl stout. See
their styles, their prices VIII max YOU
buy.
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Panacca Water cures stomach t,..t
kidney, and skin diseases Pa
reliable, keeps FOR years lnl n.U l
you 40 home.
John 4. Williams, oxford. sc r..t
agency for e. $ g.. Oxford A. q r
sale Dy GEOHag .n0.,
20 Richmond 81.