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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-10-03

A Thorough Commercial Training NJ
Florida College.

A Thorough Commercial Tfa1nlmg ~
Florida College.
A new and original plan by which a
student can attend that school and at the
same time receive advantages from some
Of the leading business colleges Of the
North and West, has been introduced by
the Florida Normal School and Business
College at White Springs.
This is how It is done: The Florida
Normal College has in connection with
it's bookkeeping department c minis
sion house, transportation Office, COM
mercial exchange, merchants emporium,
college national bank and farm depart
ment.
The College National Bank has it's own
school currency, and has made arrange
ments with some of the strongest and
leading business colleges of the United
States for her students in this depart
ment to carry on actual business with the
students Of those colleges.
The banking business is the same as
that carried on by the ma ional banks all
over the country. The college banks buy
and sell exchange, draw and honor drafts
and handle all forms Of negotiable paper.
So with the commission house, trans
portation Office, commercial exchange,
merchants emporium, farm department,
etc. The business Of each departm' mt is
the same as that which is going on in the
commerce world everywhere to-day, and
all Of it is carried on between the stu
dents of these colleges, di. ected by the
professor in charge. At a glance it can
be seen that a student who takes course
in this college can safely launch his yes
sci OH the commercial sea and enter into
active business life. He goes out from
the college with thorough knowledge OF
business and with broad and liberia
views.
This college draws patronage from al
over the southern states that has hereto
fore gone to northtr IN and western c
leges. 1t is a school for the people fo
the thorough education of their sons anG
daughters, and each person should make
it his and her business to tell of its merits
to every, parent, guardian, young mai
and young woman.
In addition to the above, students carr,
on shorthand correspondence with eacl
other.
This school also has The following
courses that are as good as The hest, ant
specialists are in charge Of each: Pre-
paratory, teachers, scientific, classic
shorthand, typewriting, telegraphy
music and art
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Civil AppOin tments.

Governor Fleming has made the follow
ing appointments:
T. l.. Peacock of Perry to be justice o1
the peace for district three of Taylor
county, vice A G. Boatright, term ex
pired.
DR.. Geo. E. WEIGH of Palatka to be 9
member of the board of medical exam
liners for the Fifth Judicial Circuit, vice
Philip a. Strauss, resigned.
J. Potsdamer of Lake City to be auc'
tioneer for Columbia county.
L. M. Ballard of Panasof kee to be no
tary public for the state at large.
Leon ]. Canova of Palatka to be notary
public for the state at large.
Frederick Amory Of Boston, Mass, to
be commissioner of deeds for Florida In
Massachusetts,.
J. Holland OF Jacksonville to be no.
tary public for the state at large.
e. G. Wimberly of Gainesville 70 oe
no'ary public for the state at large.
e. w. harrington Of Bowling Green TO
be justice Of the peace in Desoto county.
W. w. Allen Of Milton to be inspector
of timber and lumber In Santa Rosa
county.
N. B. Borden to be pilot commissioner
for the port Of Fernandina.
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Better than Phosphates.
To the Editor OF the FLoRIDIAN

To the Editor Of the FLoRrDIAN
Facts are stubborn things. / want to
state fact for the encouragement of the
farmers of LION county.
Mr.. Flavius T. Christie, a planter of
this county, planted on his plantation
this spring one and one-quarter acres in
Cuba seed tobacco. He housed 900
pounds of tobacco from the one and one
quarter acres of land planted, and sold
the 900 pounds for $405, receiving As
cents pound for his crop.
Mr.. Christie is as well known as any
planter in Leon county; is man of ster-
ling integrity and any statement made by
him goes without question.
I state the above plainly, hoping that
our farmers will profit thereby.
A revolution in Leon county affairs is
at hand. Tobacco must and will sup
plant cotton to a great extent If our
planters will realize the great advantA &c
to them of planting tobacco and COM
mence now making arrangements for
next springs planting, selecting their
lands, securing good seed and building
barns, an era of prosperity will dawn upon
this county such as never known be-
fore. Leon county lands will sell for $40
per acre in less than five years, under a
system of tobacco culture. Take time by
the forelock, ye Leon county farmers,
and make yourselves Independent.
NArYvR
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Its Excellent Qualities

Commend to public approval the Califor-
MIA liquid fruit remedy Syrup Of Figs.
1t is pleasing to the eye and to the taste
and by gently acting on the kidneys, liver
and bowels it cleanses the system effectu-
ally, thereby promoting the health and
comfort of all who use it.
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Staple DRY Goods.

My stock Of Staple Dry Goods is i'm.
mense, consisting Of
Bleached and Brown Sheeings,
Bleacbed and Brown Shirlings,
Bleach d and Brown Canton Flannels,
Bleachsd and Brown Damasks,
White and Red FlaLnels.
Tickings, Plain Domestica.
Kentucky Jeans and DuckiDg,
all OF which will be sOli at rock botlOm
prices. w. r. WILSON
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I'm MemOrIam.
To the Editor of the FLoRIDIAN

To the Editor of the FLoRIDIAN:
1t is with sad heart that offer this
short tribute to the mem Dry of my young
friend and legislative colleague, Hon. E.
K. Hollinger. In bis death l feel that
have sustained a personal loss. Our
friendship for each other was true and
VAIN. 1t was not my pleasure to know
him we'll until we met in the county con-
vention last year. After our nomination
as candidates for the legislature he came
to me that day and grasped me warmly
by the hand, and pledged himself to CO.
operate with me in every measure that
would benefit our county, and right faith
fully did he carry out that pledge.
We were intimately associated together
during the campaign that followed. was
with him in his home, and there, around
his fire side, in the midst of his happy
family, his character as host and a hos
pitable, southern gentleman, shone out
grandly. Along the streets, on the high
way and at the different precincts he had
pleasant word to say to everyone whom
he met, and was fully impressed by the
warm and cordial greeting of his friends
that it was not the mere policy of a
politician that made him 80 pleasant to
all, but that it was the genuine expression
of his kind and genial heart. At his ex-
tensive brick factory on the Ocklockonee,
where he had a large number of en-
ployees, was gratified to note how they
confided in and loved him, and here his
great business capacity was displayed, in
his systematic management of this large
establishment Everything moved along
smoothly and without friction, and con-
sequently great success was the reward
of his energy and intelligence.
His record in the legislature is we'll
known. He was true to every pledge he
had made his constituents; he was ever
on the alert to watch and guard the inter-
est of his county and his people. Often
times he was at his post of duty when he
should have been in his bed. He deeply
grieved that his illness prevented his be-
ing present at every session, but while
there he always rendered valuable SER
vice in the hall and in the committee
room. Sitting side by side with him day
after day, and conversing with him freely,
had a fine opportunity Of judging his
character, and the more I knew of the
man the better loved him, and l sin
cerely believe no truer patriot lived in
Leon county. He was ambitious to see
his county fully developed, and he worked
persistently to that end.
In the death of Mr.. Hollinger our
county and state have lost valuable
citizen. It is loss that Leon county
can ill afford to sustain.
It is inexpressibly sad that in the prime
of manhood, when q smiling future full
of promise seemed to await him. that his
Young and useful lie should 90 soon 60
out, that he should vanish out Of our
sight 20 suddenly.
The loss to his smitten family cannot
be estimated. I teuder them my heart
felt sympathy, with the silent prayer that
q kind Providence may comfort and sus-
tain them.
Peace to the ashes Of my dead col
league May he sleep well
THEO. TURNBULL.
MrccosUKIE, Sept. 90. 1891.
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Died, ct Tallahassee, Thursday. Octo-
ger !, 1891, MIR. James B. Gamble. in Tia
18th year of his age. - -.
Mr.. Gamble was one of the early set.
tiers OF tallahassee, having come here
with his parents when but youth.
He was one Of the most prominent
citizens of Tallahassee and had large
circle Of friends. He had been in feebls
health for several months
The funeral took place from St. Johns
Episcopal church at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning.
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Novelty Dress Goods.

now offer the largest stock Of Novelty
Dress GOuds ever seen 10 Tallsha see, the
impOrtations Of the famous New York i'm
porters, James McCreary & Co., Arnold
Const. bic & Co., L I'd & Taylor and E. g.
Jaffray & Go. w. r WILSON
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Fresh Graham Flour at Randolph s. Cos
ives 4 Pond Pianos.

These pianos are Of the highest grade.
They contain that most desirable Inn
provement. the patent Soit-stop, and they
can be bought at fair prices and on easy
payments regardless Of distance from
mandatory.
A catalogue describing and picturing
these pianos will be mailed free II you
send request and your address on .
postal card to Ives 81 Pond Piano Co.,
Masonic Temple, 1873 fremont st., Boz.
ton.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-10-03

Queen Victoria has a remarkably fine
head of hair, for lady Of her age; but
her son, the Prince of Wales, is quite
bald. Had he used Ayers Hair Vigor
earlier in life his head might to-day have
been as we'll covered as that of his royal
mother. It's not too lac yet.
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For Rent.

Store corner Of Clinton and Monr e
streets, recently occupied as Rack
Store. Also dwelling house (recently Oc-
cupied) corner Of Clinton and Calhoun
stret ts.
For terms apply to ID. LIVELY.
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You never tried DeWitts Little early
Risers for constipation, 5iliousnesA SICK
headache or you would not have these
diseases. Sold By n. Lively.
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"Just a. GOod,''
Say some dealers who try to sell substi'
tute preparation when customer calls fol-
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Do not allow any
such false statements as this induce you
to buy what you do not want Remem-
Der that the only reason for making it ID
that few cents mole profit will be made
on the substitute. Insist upon having
the best medicine-Hood' Sarsaparilla
It is Peculiar to Itself.
Seed Barley for winter pasture, at Ran
dolph & Co.'S.
Mourning Dress Goods.
now offer al very low prices
Silk Warp Henriettas,
Silk Warp Drape Almas,
Colombia Cords,
Sevastap0l Twills,
Mile Crayon and Serges.
W. r. WneON.
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at, #)eeklg floridia1
.,,.bsssee, Fla, OCTOBER '' A00'
N IONIC.

,~Reeular me sofJAc e1.sG Lopez Lo1Sa
IN each month At w n MCINTOSH, ecretdry.
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Boys ClOthings

have now ready for sale large stock
OF boys suite, extra pants and ove' coats.
Parents will be wise 10 examine my stock
before purchasing elsew here.
w. r. WILeON
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~ Regular meetings $. Of st.. A .1S 1sIr4
~ No. 2. are held the first ana miro
zsSsy c Of each Ron Paris at ssf IL
Loose .nSing are invited to attend.
sood stan0ins A' JOHN BURKHARDT, c. P.
N. CHANcEY. Scribe
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My shoe business is one of the largest
features in my trade. Not excelled in va
riety, quality or price by any dealer in
Florida. Children's school shoes a speci-
atty. w. r. WILSON.
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/ now offer a. full line OF Black Henliet.
tas at 25c. &c.. 40c., Sc, CO.,, 75c., 9Oc
o. O and 5 IS per yard.
W. r. WILSON,
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Extra Silver Dip SyruIs ut Randolph
& Co.'S.
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MeAium Price Dress Goods.

I now offer the most extensive aud Vi
ried stock of medium price disss go.'ds
ever eeen in the market. embracing, solid
colors, stripes and plaids, ranging IN pIict
from 10 cents TO 80 cents yard
W. r WILSON.
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l now offer oil the CIV styles in English
walking jicks 8. Blazers, Refers and
cspes IN The finest quality of imported
clo,hs.
Also tu line of Hair and Fur Caps
w r WILSON
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Ball Bios & Demilly are now receiving
their fall and winter stock, be sure 10
give th. m q Call before making your pur
chases.
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n. d. d. r.

psoulsr meetings of LEON Lopez
@ ne asId every Tuesday Evening, at thelI
No. o, tre nci" a. ,iclock. All Brothers In good
Etahding are in'i'J JOHN BURKHARDT. N. g.
IosvpH DUNCAN, K. s.
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Perfect action and perfect health results
from the use. OF DeWitt's Little EARLY
Risers, Q perfect pill. Sold BY II. Lively,
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METEOROLOGICAL.

R.. I'd of Temperature at Tallahassee
florida tor the past weeE.
Observations taken By W, a. HA~Is' Drug
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Having ircreastd our force and having q
large lot oil material on hand, for two weeks
We will make
dozen cards, full figure for. ........$1 90
! dozen cards, full figure for........ 70
dozen cabinets, full figure. ........ $50
dozen cabinets, full figure. ........ ! rs
dozen mnettes, lull figure. ........ rs
3 large ti0 types. ................ 20
Family group 0x10 frame. ......... 90
Also reduction in enlsrging.
You will never have such an opportunity
again. ExCRLsIoR PHoTo Co.
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Edam, cream, and pineapple cheese
at II. B Byrd's.
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have now 10 store compl. to assors-
mens OF HAIRLESS famous kid gloves. all
prices. W.R. Wne,N.
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If you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
Notice 70 Ginnann.

have purchased a gin saw ding
machine and am prepared to file gin saws
on short notice. Also gin brushes repaired
and refilled with No. / bristles.
J. DUNCAN.
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Ror Fine Ca9ars

and Graverly's tobacco, eau ut the drug
store Of M. Lively.
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A fresh supply Of assorted nuts at 7
B. Byrd's.
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No firm in Tallahassee can show q stock
OF towels and table linens equal to the
stock am now Offering at such low prices.
W. r WusON.
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Colonel John Gross, Of Arcadia, was
among the visitors to Tallahassee T>pes-
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FLORIDA Supreme Court Reports, Vols. II AND
j. III, original print, address Erastus w. CLARK.
Tallahassee, Fla.
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ou,nA r. A. CHAPTER, NO. |,
FLVn "a ond 4th Mondaysin each month,
Meets on I1T - =. A. WAUCHoPE, Secretary.
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NH; a0my: 100 Doses One Dollar"
p pslls; Peculiar to Itself"
''y; Hoods sarsaparilIa.
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Seed Barley for winter pasture, at Ran
dolph & Co.'S.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-10-31

Mr.. l.. o. Patty, an old and high
ly respected citizen who lived near
Hanlan, in the southern part of this
county, died on Friday evening Of
last week, and was buried on Satur-
day.
-Twenty-six excursion tickets
were sold from this place to Sparta
last Saturday, McMinnville should
have sent larger delegation than
this to the big Democratic rally.
Frank Colville hied himself off
toward the blue grass region Of Ken
lucky again last Saturday afternoon,
and returned Tuesday wearing a
smile which indicated a particularly
pleasant trip.
Sam Bruster says that when the
implements Of war began to flourish
at Sparta last Saturday he took refuge
behind q big sycamore tree, and
managed to keep it between himself
and the beligerents.
--STRAYED.-Froln the premises
of G. M. Smart, on Hickory Creek
near Lawson's Mill, on the 18th OF
18th of October, one yellow.gray, OIL
sorrel, mule colt. Any information
will be thankfully received by G. M
Smartt.
The council Of prohibition work
ers held in Nashville Wednesday ap
pointed three organizers for eacI
Congressional District. Mr.. r. Pat
terson Of this place, is one of the ap
pointees for the Third District.
WANTED A young girl fron
the country white or colored) t
work for wages, or work for he
+ board and go to school. Address G
see Mrs. w. j. Jolly, McMinnville.
! Two counterfit money operator
were captured in New York last Sur
| day, together with lot of circulars
long list Of names, and about 81
thousand letters and telegram
, from their victims. These al
doubtless the same crooks who haV
o been sending circulars into Ware
county, and any persons here WI
may have answered these epistl
u may be called upon by Governmel
officials to explain something abo,
u the business.
-TullahOma Guardian: Mr. Mich,
g Hoover, an old and prominent farr
r. er Of the 9th District, died at i
= home near Viola on Saturday NOR
:, ing, Oct. oath, and was buried
/ Wesley Chapel on Sunday abo
- noon, Revs. Mayberry and Com
" conducted the funeral services. N
y Hoover was a member of the NJ.
|, Church, South, and was about
years of age.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-10-31
Grapes at Gray's.

If you want nice underwear for
ladies, misses, and children, call on
Mrs. R. A. Bridges.
Mr.. Chas. Rheay, of Manchester,
spent last Sunday with relatives and
friends here.
"A fine line of ladies' underwear,
hosiery, gloves, corsets, neckwear,
etc., at Cunningham & Moffitt's
Anything and everything you
want in dry goods and notions at
Cunningham & Months.
Judge w. G. Crowley, of Smith
vile, WAS on our streets today (Fri-
day.,
Bud Walling, who is attend
ing school at Terrill College, spent
Sunday with home folks.
Miss Leila Smith, of Rowland, is
visiting the family Of her brother
Mr.. Butler Smith, here this week.
Mr.. Chas. Black, cashier Of the
Bank Of Decherd, spent last Sunday
on visit to his parents at this place
Mr.. N. Shong returned last week
from visit Of two or three months
to his old home in the North.
Attention is called to Thurman
second fall stock Of Dry Goods beini
just received. See advertisement.
Mr.. Jno. B.. Biles returnet
home last Monday from a week
trip in the South.
"A secondhand piano, but littl
used, for sale cheap. Apply to Mr.:
Josie White.
Cunningham & Moffitt will Sc
you zinc trunk 36 inches long an
30 inches deep for 81:
Mr.. J. P. Smart of Chattanoog,
was on a visit to relatives in tn
) county during the last week.
. Miss Cannon, an interestir
young lady OF Shelbyville, is visitir
here, and is the guest of Miss Liz
> Ross.
Misses Belle and Lula Smar
~ left Thursday for Murfreesboro, whe
y they will spend a week or two wi
friends.
n w. c. & b. +. Wsmack wou
: again remind their friends that the
terms are stictly cash, or 3O-day 81
II Elements.
s. Our carpenters are all busy. N
Minnville never bOoms, but it kee
], growing and improving from cent
s. to circumference all the time.
Ladies', if you want made hi
fe bring your order the first of t
t week, aud oblige yourselves a
Mrs. Il. a. Bridges.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-10-31
Town Topics

Fresh Fish at ]. w. Gray's.
Fresh Mackerel at J. w. Gray's.
Fresh Candies at ]. w. Gray's.
The all important question:
When is it going to rain?
More new harness, saddles, bTi-
dies, ETC., at w. S. Maddux's.
Buggy whips from 25 cents up, at
W.S Maddux's.
For Groceries call upon Gray.
-Wanted-To know when it is
going to rain.
Query: Will the hog law die on
its first reading?
Smoke the new brand of cigars
at ]. w. Gray's.
If you want a new lap robe
cheap, call on w. S. MadduX.
Oranges, Lemons, and Bananas
at J. w. Gray's.
This is good kind of weather to
keep your house insured.
See the great stock of new cloth
ing at Cunningham & Moffitt's.
ID. L. Brown will have fresh fish
on ice today.
Charley Brown spent two or three
days of last week in Nashville.
"A big stock of fresh fancy candies
Just opened at d. L. Browns.
Mrs. A. G. Beech went to Nash
vile on a visit to friends Wednesday
I will have a new lot Of milliner!
next week. MRS. r. A. BRIDGES.
For sALE.-A good gentle fami
ly horse, apply at this Office.
Mr.. A. M. Jones, after lon
spell Of sickness, is at his store again
Paul Wallace returned hom
from South Pittsburg Wednesday.
Mr.. T. B. Potter of Smithvillt
was here day or two this week.
Capt. ]. w. Irwin spent laI
Sunday and Monday with his famil
here.
Extra sizes of Women's shoes
all grades can be found at Cunning
ham q Mofitt's
You can find nice hosiery +,
ladies, misses and children at Nh
Il, A, Bridges.
Mr.. John York, Of Rowlan
is here on visit to Mr.. NJ. l.. Ma
sizes family this week.
DR.. w. IL. Fleming dhd wi
went to Nashville Wednesday, to q
tend the annual conference.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-10-31
LISTEN! LISTEN! LISTEN!!!
] wore pair of Thurman's Bay
State Boots three years.
GEORGE HAYNES.
lookout.

l must settle up my business at
once, and all accounts remaining un-
paid Nov. 18th, will be placed in the
hands of officers for collection.
w. II. YORK.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1891-10-31

The majority of this years corn
crop was planted quite late and
much Of it is not sufficiently matured
yet to gather. There is danger of
some of the crop being destroyed by
gathering ii too green.
Probably no wood stove has ever
been made that has stood the test 80
we'll, and given such satisfaction as
the old reliable New Enterprise,
made by the Phillips & Buttorff Mfg.
Co., Of Nashville. The Plates are
heavy, and the Fire Backs are guar
anteed to last five years. This Stove
has been made for years, aud the
flues are so perfect that the firm has
concluded it the part of wisdom to
use the same in all Of their new
make of Stoves.
1.-Two young toughs, strangers
here, got into a drunken row in
McGee's saloon Wednesday night,
when one of them came near BRAIN
ing the other with a billiard cue.
They were arrested by Marshal Max
well and locked up for the night.
Their fines and costs the next morn
ing amounted to about $500, which
they secured by turning over to the
Marshal 81 filled or plated gold
rings. They took their departure
Immediately after the trial. 1t could
not be learned what their real names
were, or where they were from
They were apparently about 10 or q
years old.
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