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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14
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Lad O0ea. New 0seaaaA. Ia.
Jsss&. lsoeLI
Nsa3se y hsssAy oisas ~ - -.
leviaa seemed asslss hss ated rosse~o
bic isosatiOn n make ona! ps~ss -
suppott q his slaio. . tho sass
pcooe will be uasDe before The Hsysse'f
saJ Rsesissr. 1t NsU OsisssA. L.. -
Thursday. Jaly q. 1881. "is:
EUGENE RAPP,
VIE made homestead entry No. sS&'.
e. The souehaAse Vssssss 81 shs aostsesss
enar4ee e1anaei.vr n. sul anaAh half ~
De nesehvess qaass~s. saI s"sehwass
Qmassse - he sDsthwess 4aassss -
soseiso -. sevosAiP & asneh range u
- = Hdeno mep.1t0s.
He oaoss the Snllowing witaeasss -
ppovo hio eooaioa0aa pesjdooeo ufssa
nd saleiv aejoo q enid had. VIZ:
Ysaaeo h HJsa. Mn. HaStSe '. = u.
-. ~ HrnasoiS n 4 Assoins ejOk all
Ell nmms.vH Asish. Ia
TDeaaoj J. 0u11sA 4esssess.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14

List q lSeloss
eeoaieiag b ~ 0svtageso, L. R0se.
soee EtS4ay. 1aos u laDo:
gssoo0s calling - eho Ga0o vill
Posase ~ sAvsstiseA:
Oaop Jlaaie Nh pishoey Hsos
Cessls1 llsas 1ileyJ
Cassse Lely Opoi1 lssie
OsoArla e6ioos Mn 0ob1oo Oeaoe
ksvisgAnase x1las
he:! be fsseaes-lstosss sAassosa
- onSJUVo: 80:
JsAs vhieA. Cssiagisa. q
~ aoG Sss Remodel New Og)oaoo
Oos Iseees dssppeai vislsss salseaD
u - sa!Dea les b thirty aays ssso
Saea. tAa obovO leeoosU viii - 40 -
- Dea6-lse1se ODee.
Aeee = 90 eooe aAaie6aaal paeeano n
seqatso1 - ~ aavssoissa 1seseea.
CsDAA lAasas1. z. y.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14
AFTER THIRTY YEARS.
MEETING or GEN. STANLEY Am
Col. GEO. NOOgxAx.

A dispatch nom San Antonio te
the Austin Statesman, June Sd,
says:
There was . mass meeting al
citizens In the Grand OPEN House
last night Tor the purpose Of raislns
money for the Js6 Davis relief fund.
Gen. d. 8. Stanley, commando
the Department Of Texas, u. s. A.,
vas conspicuous among those on
the stage. Col. Geo. Noocman.
the noted ex.C Confederate command.
er Of New Orleans, who i now the
general agent Of the Davis fund.
made IN eloquent speech, to which
Zen. Stanley especially gave close
attention. After the adjournment
ct the assembly Gen. Stanley and
Col: Norman met, and In. course
Of conversation Il was soos BROUGHT
out thet they had met before. he
circumstances were very different
then.- However their inst meeting
was shout. thirty years ago.
Col. Norman related The circnm.
stances of3heir drst meeting: thu :.
1t was In tie very beginning q tie
war, said be, that TIE Conledef,te
troops under my command captur.
ed the government arms and am.
munition stored In Liberty arsenal.
Clay county, No. General Stan.
ley. W Captain, - was biz title
then, was sent down from Fort Lea.
yenwoeth to recaptuse The coaAsca-
ted articles. His command and
the Confederate forces met It DIV
creek. . point between Independ.
ence and Kansas City. Gen. Stan.
ley and I caught sight Of each Other
upon the coming together Of the two
and We opened tie engage.
msnt By taking . shot apiece at each
other. These we're The 6nt shots
ared west Of the Mississippi. After
he close Of the war lost sieht Of
Sen. Stanley and did'nt know what
become Of him. I had often Won.
Tered, however, u be Wa not the
stationed 1t the m~ilitarv
'oet here. l. met him yesterday
md asked him u b Wa The Cant.
stanley Who commanded the Union
orces 1t Dry creek, No., and he
be Wa.
1T would have done your heart
God to have witnessed that meet.
n.y." intefposed Gen. Young, tie
x-eonfedocate o@oer, Who was
while Col. Moogman relAted
10 interesting story. They were
two brothers and what = more
of the kindly feeline
hat now binds the North and South
.Dgether:" |,
Gen. Stanley enthusiasNcally
olunteered to take charge Of The
'ork At the post II raising . SUBJ
cftpti0n 70 the Mrs.. Davis fund.
The subscription raised to-dsy'
- $500.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14

Or parish b rapidly filling up
vith - iatslIiesat and industrious
c1ass q people. New homesteads
- bsiag established In III direc-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14

The Sugar Experi.aeat Stslion a,
Audsbos Pssk, 'Ne~Odeaas. III
now erowahs on. II oyer so xsrieties
of cane. collected from an parts Of
the world.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14

Sevsssl new houses are being
built. We belisvs Il there were .
Hundred comfortable small dwell
iags erected they would III be rent
"a.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14

Perha2s. The. most inoedinat<
smoker in Tie United States h
Thomas A. Edison, Who also b.
lieves hat chewing tobacco b .
good stimulant for any ode en-.
gagged II labosious brain work. H.
b rarely seen without . cigar in his
mouth. and be has learned t:,e art
OF chewing and sDoxing sinaltane-
Ously.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14

The succession sale Of the late
John and Lucy Wadsworth viii take
place It TIE Courthouse next Thurs
day. See advertieement.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14

Tie new Town Hall building has
besa Insured 1oe $500. An en-
esstaisssat I'D dance win be Civ
-, 6oe Tie beae0t Of TIE Town
Hal Fund, - sooa - the Aooes are
lid.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14

Fstsss ss6aesaL 1vesy fi1lly .eer as
lov9 ~. 49, AuAsma8c Sewing 0a
eAlno = ~ QAs&~e q seaucesl prize.
Pc Particularly end 6oe OuS 1ev. Illus
tsaAsa CitsAlAf Vii, m11:safs tiE.h.
~. Our QlaitisSd .cfsrnlar show.
every Past ~ lie HachSSe hrtfcctly, an.
= w.srsA srsdinx f"r evea u you hare ?
4x-hins. Ersss Z Murphy MIG. {"
81 aaAA 81 West 2CtA.DsSN..Y. Clty.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14

Ihe 6rst load Of watermelous
appeared On our streets last Satur.
day.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14

Boot riding On the beautiful
Bogus Falia, morning and evening,
b again growing in favor.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14

Cagpe0ters are now 1t work on
Tie door and ceiling Of the new
Town Han.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14

Ihs excursionists BY rail and
steamer ars constantly increasing
b 0uDbee.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14

Hoessback Eidlng' seems 10 be Q
fsvosite smueeneat With our lsdv
VISITORS. Our charming piny vooda
scsoesy md good roadD afford ex-
eslIeet opportunities Tor this health
tal oxesciOe.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14

\ TW0-oooes1. 3Qoase Tao
J0eooV Cass6ooe.
1stSe - es1ee. oesoag 80 suAaoaa.
~. ~ u psslsse ss1s. Appay .
L wBllRll. -.
UA0D4lY. Cn1inanA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14

somebody has mailed . letter
without addressing It. See letter
lit.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14

ID. Jack Pellaot, tie butcher. pre-
ssetsd - III week with . splendid
Asad a cabbage fso0 - garden,
wAieA would Be hard to beat any
Whees. VIA N the outside
Seeve0 tom o0, ~ solid white head
~ - biig - water bucket. This
Z aa0thee evideoce q Tie fact that
tAis 3 . lns vegetable country, for
4 = gsaes.lly admitted that inst.
esass cabbages afe Tie most din.
ealt . saise q n kinds q garden
tuck
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14
AFRAID OF WHITE PRINA.
RIES.
TIE Axfls RErrsE no TAKE TnElR
Owx MEDICINE.

circaes that tho lottery people were
allying themselves with negroes and
depending on that element Of pop.
ulation mainly to obtain . recharter
Of the lottery, Col. Crandell, chair
man Of the Democratic State Gen.
tral Executive Committee, - will
be seen by the news from BATON
Rouge, issued the following propo-
sition to Senator Foster, the lead.
er OF the "Antis'' in the Assembly:
That the State Central Committee
Be convened within the next ten.
days, and that they order primary
elections throughout the State, 1t
which white ReQple only will be al
lowed to participate-the said cleo
tons to be called within thirty days
after the meeting II the COMMITTEE
II . majority Of the white people
voting 1t such primary elections
shall favor the submission Of the
lottery amendment for accept
ance BY the people, the Governor
3 to call . special session Of the
Legislature for that purpose only
after the said election. ::
Col. Crandell went On to say that
Of course, In he making OF the pro.
position, Tie cooperation Of bic Eel
ce'lency Gov. Nichols was presup-
posed, and expressed his belief from
conversations he has had with MANY
Of the Legislature, that
the proposition would Be Viewed
With favor in The Assembly.
The proposition was . faif and
candid one, In view Of the gauntlet
ehich the '.Antis'' had with cou-
siderable parade thrown, - It we're
into the ring. and which they made
DO little show Of daring the lottery
to accept. It has been the
Ants frequent asseveration that
COLOR formed Tie basis Of the
column, and that without
hat support The whole lottery su-
'erstructare would tumble to
It VA to Be supposed, therefore,,
hat the Ants would welcome such |
- that made by Col.
;randell-made, in fact, In direct
esponse to the "Anti'' insinuation|
hat the sentiment Of the white peo-
10 b against the lottery. 1t was !
0 b supposed that, - L Wa they .
who made the appeal to :
;esar, they would be oaly too :
Hing to carry tie appeal to that :
ngust presence.
But, no. The "Antis'' have e.. q
'cted . complete, e not ignomi- =
|oas, backdown. Senator Foster a
- replied that, for biz faction, he q
unable to accept the propotition. :
nd thus The appeal to white SEN y
me0t which the Ants courted 90 =
Iuch In words viii not matefialixe =
fact, because the Ants are afraid =
the test. b
There b nothing In fact which 2
"Antis" are % averse to dnd 2
1t present - the feeling Of the =
'ople on the question Of . submis- ]
%. Democrat. ~
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14

The Lottery men have gained the
day in the Felioianas, and viii name
the Senator 70 be elected from that
district to succeed the late Senator
Barrow. This was considered the
stronghold Of the Anti-Lotterites.
The Lotteries also carried Tensas
parish and The 18th Ward Of New
Orleans BY large majorities, and
tie people IN over The State are
petitioaing thsir members to vote
Tor tie proposition.
With Sssliaes ass ths aase sublime. (:
The Antis - sAsis hopes 1eay.
The Lottery 'ttsas thsevr ever dine
The people siss md have aAeis ~.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14

Census Enuneratoe-ssW Ell. I
have finished . big day. work. and
Tn tired" His WilelNI'm sorry
! can't help you. Now cit down.
and tell me al you found ont about
eur aeighbon." New York Sun.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14

A down east editor offered . priss
Of $50 and . years subscription Sos
The best written proposal of marriage
fro@'s young indy to him. Hepicked
ont . nicely written, elegantly con-
pssed epistle from . beautiful and
wealthy widow; answered h accebe
ing the PrYlosal and thrsateasd kes
With . rescA Of proanioe liit, and
'dually' scared her into .1eeryiaG
him. =. se:s =!
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14

The following extssots from two
Of our exchanges throw some light
on The question Of ths' addition ol
the parish Of St. Helena to this
Judicial District:
A correspondent In The St. Hell
ena Gazette says.
zee Senator Amaoker hae intro-
duced . bin in the Senate to have
St. Helena parish transferred from
the 18th Judicial District to the
18th. Where i the necessity for
this! Are We not doing we'll
enough, and Why not let ven
enough alone! Il may be Tor the
best, don't profess to know.
East Felioiana parish has always
considered St Helena s.small pota-
toes and few in . hill" In fact,
the high mightiness'' Of the people
Of that parish towards our people
Is rather too amusing, and on that
account We might be more agreea.
bly, situated Il We were annexed to
the 18th district, where the people
are nor 20 "'up above the world 20
in their own estimation -
East feliciana. But, methinks
see some designing politicians work
in this, and he 10 the only one that
will be really benefited BY the trans.
fer.
DEL d. Ban.
The Aaurepas Gazette says:
Wonier what lawyer expects to
be mads Judge by the addition Of St.
Helena Parish to the 18th Judicial
District?
Some genius wants the Parish OF
81. Helena annexed 70 the 18th Ju.
1icial District. We object, - this
district ID too large - Il b. The
addition Of St. Helena win make ave
parishes with more than 5000 square
niles an $4,000 inhabitants, which
2 too large for one Judge to do jus.
ice to.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14

HetGp1'F0apkias = gagged
% . WIDOW, I hear" B1REs-
Yss; thae's Just like him. He b
10 lazy - - any q the courtinx.''
~Tesre Haute Express.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14
JOSEPH SUZEN,
lAo1 ODoa. Nev lle)sass, In.
)uoo Z. 1ooQ

- O0D00I UoO (Ds1e0a0v IAs
Juoo Z. looQ
Neeiss = Assv6y osvsa 49, shs 1blleW.
taS aans1 ssoeDe6 ~ 0lsa ooeiso - -
inssot6e0 - oake 0oa1 psnef . soppsse
= BIZ sleia. ssl 49, ssiA rssse viI1 -
oa3s ks6eee ~ jsAs@ q b Ajs -
ssoss ~ eeesk q u disesjse ooasA g
Csv1a0eoo. u. - 0oo1Aw. Joly q.
JAMB HENLEY.
VIZ 0Alo 0soeseeoA 0oesy "a e0tA,
~ ~. s0s hslf q ~ Nsse6eunt aoaes
~ sssej"o =. - - IN - oosoA.
vsse 9ussoss esse3no - os0ash1p q.
sossh 0ASo - ensA - Hsssaa mssS6-
IN.
He aaoO ~ lboDsviae vtensnsss -
pssse Ais snatisseas sUs1Asaso upso
90 ~eo1e3vse3oa - 0isl DaaI, via:
w. 0solsy. Jsmss tasss. 0Isan
Grow ed nss.y leya. Ill = - Tsa.
jsl4 q 11oA J. Dgylxa. 1Agis1ee.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14
Lad O0eA Uev Os3sasA. Ia. I
Jane 3. leS0

Lad O0ea. Uev Os3esoA. Ia.
Jane 3. lsS0
Noeise = hsesby eives thst he iel.
loviae ososd seitler bas 1ls.l asssiss q
hss istooeisso - mako 1sal possf @
support AZ hse claim. sod tese 0s.s
prooe win - made hesess tho jsd9A ~
q bis ebs~neo Tie clsek Of The DIS
esSse eorss, - lsoviaxsna. La. - TuAS.
day. July y. lss0. VIZ:
KATIE bOJIEE,
(Foemsely Katie Dss0oad.)
We na.ls Hossssses.o eessy Na vo5Qs
Sae ~ soaeA half 81 ehs ssstbsass asass
~ e seseieo q. - ossthsass qsass
tss a s0eeAoase quarter - ss-tsea q.
tDvsship Z seath sssxe u east. =. ~.
kna Asi1SGA
Ne sanss ~ following vissssass -
pcovo hss oooejoooos ss~jdeooe opOo
sad s~aleivaejoo q Ms.l Anl. viz:
J0ha 4. 0askse. 1Oan L fieageselss
Nashas Whtensy aDa Jslss 4 CAhSess
al - ~ rA0oaoy PARISH. La
jell q TDseAs J. 1susIsA. 1sOtaeee.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14

The ice manufacturers Of New
Os3saas have formed . trust, and
sdvaacsd The price,of ice from IS
70 3l2 . toa.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14

0ERsf Wlxs.-Reods Chm Cure
b . medicine Of rare merit, and ths
people I'll unite n psaising Il, - .
''truely great medicine" For
saIe at Heintx' Drug Store.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14

4aesAal Duljoa's attention h
Aseeey called b tie TACT that q
drove q hogs ass doing great dam
- oths strsst. gattsss and private
property IN Tie east end Of the
TOM. They DO their work 1t night,
aod . watch should Be ct Tor than
I'D . stop b put 70 this destsuc.
live uu3eanco.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14

TuI Toe.-Reed's Chill Cure n
- iDdlDpea&ible household article.
I'D sesds OILY . fair tsial to win
- p1acs q tie top. For sale 1t
0eistx' Drug Store.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14

n Antis a the Twelfth Ward.
= New Ot1eans, had to dance to
~ music a TIE Lottery Piper.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14

Since 0eoers. Roubion Z Gieseu
nfsodsced ts wagoaette here,
several more have appeared. We no
10 IL. Oh. Thisgy, Of Mulberry
Grove, ~ . he one, and also NJ.
Iabet, q Anita Springs.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-06-14

sCAstst Church Third Sunday Il.
~ Trinity Sunday School It 10
=. T.. Aosniag prayer, sermon and
H6ly Co0na.ioa, 1t IL O'Clock.
Sses.0sot a Baptism win b ID
niaissessd It this service, Rev. z.
C3ebazne o@ciaHae.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-14

The people Of oatoosa county are greatly
/ excited over the find Of silver on farm
about two miles from RinggOld. num-
Der of samples were sent to Prof. Spencer,
state geOlogist of Georgia. and he made an
] assay, which showed $40 a ton IN silver
I ana $40 q ton in lead, the two being easily
4 seperable, and tie lead being sufficient 70
pay for the working Of both. That the
silver is there and that il is rich is beyond
question, but there is very little known as 70
/ he extent Of the ore. Those on whose lands
Il is found claim that it is almost mex
Ia srstible but as il has not been developed
to any extent. it is impossible to calculats
VII al il mayyet show up Il IS not even
knc 'wn NV tie vein runs, but il Is believed
it GIN be easily and cheaply mined.
A little after dark at Athens, Friday,
Al bert HOlsey, quiet aud lnoffensive
me- 70. was going home, and had just started
ont Barber street, which is poorly lighted,
whe n a negro man walked up behind him
aud dealt him a stunning blow on the back
OF Il W head. lie fell forward by the side Of
the 9,eelbzrrow he was rolling, and WIS
ssui-Cst 5nscious. The murderer came DELHI
eraselF up. and turning over the head Of the
woun6.e man, looked him in the face. he
then IN mped over the fence and walked
away. The wounded negro lay by the road
side for quite while, until another negro
man pass, "a by and carried him home. The
wound was a CHASTITY one, being a deep cut
ia the ba "a of the head to the skull. The
instruuei = used was a Jagged rock, weigh
ing about 1--WE pounds. The skull was not
fractured, and the negro viii live. The
community is much excited over the Caring
deed
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-14
FLORIDA

The Orange county teachers institute
will be held at Orlando Jan. p to 81, in
elusive. -..
Alligator hides in great number are being
sold in Bort Myers Many are brought in
by Selninotes fr,Vin the Everglades.
Workmea are busy at the Fernandina
fiber factory building the brick founds-
tons and getting up the big engine and
boiler.
Thomas Nathan of Quincy is dead. He
was S. years old. He came to Florida sixty
years ago, aud was the oldest inhabitant of
the place.
L. A. Hendrv of Lee county contem-
plates engaging in the business of gator
culture His farm is about six miles from
Fort Myers.
In consequence of tho disbaniing of the
DeLand Rifles, the equip ments of the COM
pany have been ordered to Sanford, to be
used by the Gate City Rifles.
W. f. Wilson, a successful young mer-
chant of Madison, died at his residence in
that city, Saturday morning, of con-
! gestion. He was 26 years Of age.
Last Wednesday, a panther measuring
seven feet from tip to tip was csuGht in a
steel trap that had been set for oft ars near
John OhRires', about ten or twelve miles
from Tallahassee
Phosphate beds have been discovered
south of DeFuniak Springs. 1t is supposed
| to exist in large quantities between that
| place and the Gulf Of Mexico which Is only
twenty miles distant.
Chief of Police Hill and Officer Taylor Of
| Fernandina have been arrested, and relea Sed
on ball. charged with interfering with
| United States officer in the discharge of lbs
| duty. The arrests are the outcome of the
arrest of deputy United States marshals on
& charge of carrying concealed weapons.
Col. w. D. Chipley has expressed to Capt.
| s. @. Cobb, at Washington, $50 copies of
his three Americas map, showing Pensa-
colas fine location with reference to the new
| button among the members of the pam
| American congress. The text on the map
| is in both Spanish and English.
Tuesday, at Chester, T. Richeo was AZ
rested on a charge of cutting and wounding
| J. Lewis, on Christmas day. Both par
ties are colored Richeo was taken
to Harris Road, and tried before Justice
| Hughes, and committed TO take his trial
at next term of the circuit court.
| While waiting for the train for Fernandina
the prisoner managed to make his escape,
and is still at large.
A fire broke out in the cottage on the
rear of the lot occupied by the old city
meat market on Main street, Kissimmee,
| Thursday afternoon, and the building and
contents were entirely destroyed. 1t was
occupied by colored woman who gained a
! livelihood by taking in washing. 1t was
only by the most strenuous exertions of
citizens that the city market building and
| dwelling adjoining were saved.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-14
CHlMNEYS.

Pop, clash | There goes
the lamp-chimney.
No need of your breaking
them. Talk with your dealer
about it. If every trouble
were equally easy to stop,
there'd be some fun in liv-
ingl "Pearl-top"
neys do not break, ~ ex-
cept by violence.
The maker is Macbeth &
Co., Pittsburgh.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-14
Plant Steamship Line.

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ar Key West Tues, Fri. and Sun. p. NJ.
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