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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-26

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!. line, 524 Gents Die yaro, bette glrbeit; in
!. SunoeIn BON 10 yaros Suiammen gele9t;
/. eiEl9e SnHoel entbalteH Slpet Stld, a6er Die
/. Suet yaro5 tleiRe gt0oeIIober 5u ernarten;
/. 534 Gents.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-09

House furniture that Is properly made
should last rs long as the house, AID grow
more beautiful with time. Unhappily
there is very little such furniture now.
The cheap, veneered. SNOWY furniture,
tricked out in gewgaws to catch the eye OF
the crowd, is not made to wear. There Ia,
however, good furniture to DO had, and
though It will cost moro and will not be as
snowy as the venecred stu6, 1t represents
genuine value. Select Jour. furniture de-
liberately remembsring that there are only
a few people in any community wealthy
enough to change their furniture as often
n they change the cut OF their gowns.
The houses that are furnished in the
most satisfactory manner are those occu-
pied by people wiss enough not to buy any
more furniture than was absolutely neces-
sary ut first. waiting TO bay old pieces as
opportunity offered. Happy indeed those
families who possess old pieces OF furniture
handed down from generations past. which
has been kept in such good order that It Is
improved rather than injured BY time.
Large pieces OF furniture that have much
carving on them should be carefully COW
cred when the room II swept, and smaller
pieces should be taken out. II is essential
that furniture should be kept Thoroughly
busted Rubbing furuisurs vigorously
with . soft chsmois or . flannel once .
week will keep it in nice condition.
IL is q good plan to use rattan heater 70
heat the dust out OF upholstered furniture
at the weekly sweeping a sofs Wisp broom
IL also necessary 10 brush Oh the furniture.
Do this before the sweeping and remove
the duseed chairs and ether pisoes that are
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-09

easily movable TO place free from dust
Cover np tss larger pis0ss Asd pzsossd -
sweep Let Tie lasx settle and swssp the
room . seeoud time, using this tiEas
broom neesiy dAuB~ned with salt and
water. let IL dnst settle sgsiu. and re-
place the furniture. Rema1esr the dust-
iAg down of shs walls wikA . seug handed
feather or hair dnster reaching 10 the oe'l-
ing, should be . part OF The weekly busting.
When the room Is busted the last tGe.
and not till then, uncover the furnisure,
being careful not 10 shake the dust OF the
covers. but 20 do them up aDd take them 10
. window 60 shake them o1t. Care sAozld
be taken, however, that this dust doeS not
fy back in the room. as IL may. Ii the
sweeping has been properly done no dust
viii diist into the furniture, as it win in a
careless sweeping, and cause in few hours
more wear than eoald come from month
OF steady use Decorator and Furnisher.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-09

A tramp made big mistake the oth'
er day st wicasset. says Maine az
change. He entered schoolhouse
there where . little miss Of the
genuine Yankee stamp presided. There
was . moment Of alarm, for tile school,
house was upon . bleak hillside far
from neighborA The tramp approached
the teacher's &esk. evidently liking the
looks OF her watch. The spunky Little
schoolma'a am came ct him Ike hornet
and bussed around him with her whip
dealing viciously- singing strokes With
the weapon. The tramp made few
vain efforts 10 advance or TO catch his
nimble antagonist: then. blinded and
ms<iAened By the Gying whip. he turned
and stresl<ed IL out of doors and down
the hill He stood affair OF and shouted
usly epithets at his vanquisher, but
kept away from the whip.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-09
oDos AND ENDS

A man cannet be truly eloquent II be
knows not how TO listen.
1t Aas only recently bees learned that
young Holsters can be raared srtifciAily.
II is said that the ape and the camel ara
the only quadrupeds which canno: swim.
1t is understood that Carl Schurz IL the
most gifted amateur pianist in this country.
A billion dollars would buy gowns for
eli tho womea in the civilized world and
shoes fer s0o. o.ooo. 900 homeless children
The hard bony seeds at tho bladder nut
are In some parts Of Europe threaded for
paternosters and made into necklaces and
chaplets.
palpable powder and mixed with the white
of an egg makes one of the strongest CO
ncna known.
During recent thunderstorm In Maine
the skin OF a boy who was struck by hght-
ming turned dark purple. and has 70
manned SO ever since.
A Michigan business man adversises By
sending a dollar pote up in paper balloon
every evening, the money becoming ths
property Of the finder.
American petroleum has been shut ont
of the Peruvian market owing to the dis
covery OF oil fields in that country cover.
ing On extent OF I 800 square miles.
Messrs Valentine & Carr, of Shefaeld,
recently cent tuning fork to London
tyenty-three inalns long, making thirty
two double vibrntioAs per second of time.
Tho management of the British museum
are the owners OF tbs autograph manu-
scripts Of Gil Of Geosge Eliot's novels ex-
cept her .irss-"Sccnss hom Clerical Life.
A Swedish engineer claims to have in
vented a new m2chinc for making herse-
shoe nails out Of iron rods. the machinery
making 40 strokes per minute, each stroke
producing two nails
A liquid glue for joining wood to metals
may be prepared, says N. Heesx, by mix
ture of 100 parts clear gelatine. 100 paris
cabinstnaaksrs' glue. 25 parts sicoh0l and
3 parts alum. the whole mixed with go
parts of % per cent. ucetic ncid, and heated
on water bath fer six hours; It possesses
great resiytive power.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-09

Cottonwood. which grows abundaut
lly on the banks of many southern
streams. y coming into use for box
making n Is very tough wood. 90
shown by . remarkable test made at
Memphis. A concern there made to
order for cslifornia express company
. dossn boxes for conveying trsssure
across The continent These were
packed soiidly and then dropped from
: bei1ht Boxes Of other woods were
destroyed, bus those of cottonwood
were only sliehtiy injured By the
twisting. but otherwise were nct dAm
nred
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-09
An Inducements.
gwirdling a Texan.

ewfrdling q Texan.
Major Sumpter Mcbride is q Texas
gentleman, who has been spending the
summer in New York A few days ago
he went to the landlord of his hotel in q
state Of great excitement. He said:
''The rascality that gees on in a big
city like New York is just incredible.
and the way strangers are taken in is
perfectly scandalous I've been here
three weeks, and without knowing it /
have been swindied every day."
''How did it come about" asked the
landlord.
"You rec there Is q lemonade stand
near the hotel, and every day I've been
getting one or more glasses of lemonade"
"Wasn's it real Lemonade"
"The lemonade itself was all right.
I'm not complaining of the quality of
the lemonade, but the way the fellow
who sells 1t goueed me."
"How did he come to cheat youi"
Easiest thing in tho world. You see
hc has q sign up, Lemonade, three and
five cents.' That means IL he squeexss
half lemon in the glass it is three
cents, and II he sQueezes . whole lemon
IN 1t IL five cents. didn't know this,
and the man who keeps the lemonade
stand. seeing that l was from Texas,
asked me eight cents. and when kicked
he pointed to his sign and said, three
and fve are eight cents. and I've been
paying eight cents for threo cent glass
of lemonads ever since Two been In New
York ] didn't And out my mistake un-
til today. II had him out on a Texas
prairie I'd make = personA matter Of it"
-TexAo Siftipcz
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-09
Delicious.
DUN MPLlNCS.
POT PIES.
PUDDlNGS.
CAKES.
BISCUIT.
MUFFINs.
WAFFLES.
CORN BREAD.
CRlDDLE CAKES.

Can always be made with Dr. Prices Cream Baking
Powder And while cakes and biscuit will retain moist.
ure they will be found aay and extremely light and ne
grained not and full of holes the biscuit made
from ammonia baking powder Prices Cream Baking Pow
der produces work that is beyond comparison and yet costs
no moro than the aduserased alum powders
y. Prices stands for pure food and good health
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-09

ne deepest mine in she world Il At 81
Andr. Re Poirier. Frsnee. and yes-ly pro-
dnces 900 eoe tons II coal The mine 10
vsrkes with sws shsfss che 1.s53 49,
d-ep. and she ether 4. GO The latter shan
is ns~ s-sng deepene<. sad viii soea
r~s<h the ooo foos level A renarkah's
festars II The comparatively Io~ sempsrs-
tsr~. which s~isissu rs><s sssvs seventy.
e~s degrees Fsarenhsst
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-09
4 MooesN SEVEN ROOM HOUSE.

1h1s Dea1aDoss WIN csss. os0SaseAI
oniy ol. 500.
tcopyrighI ISL by American ps~n Asia
taon-l
The modern seven room frame renhdsBos
which Is briefly described below. ~sd Of
which plans are given herewith, is suited
for the requirements of man with . small
pockstbcok who wants 20 own his own
home. IL requires building hot of 50 feet
frontage
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-09
PERSPECTIVE VIEW.

There h a cellar under rear Of hease isx
IS The frat story OF the honse b fin-
ishetl pine. In oil The second stcry Of the
house IL pine, paint finish. The cellar $50 f.
Yin. high. First story Q feet high and SEQ
ond story is II. in. high.
The arrangement OF rooms In first story
and their sizes ara as follows Vestibuls.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-09

CITY Trsaeurer's OSeat
Grand RAPIDS Mich Ars. - isei- 1
yetset - ferebr g~sr ft.f tae ss>>sssrent
ron tor fsse eeKsaraftlan Of 4 seeef n EsE-
istas xfrset fsou l4 fat soafa 81 est k,ecn-
srs street ~ FsevsHth street. Il; the cry -
tsraaa Rapsds " ne~ IN nv hands. snd thef
vii rec~se psymeaf sft.ecn Tor ffe rerIc4
TIE CRY Treasures. llfy Hea
s>ptH cfs rrsssuFsA
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-09
TREAsuReR's NOTICE.


City Treasursr's Once.
Grand Rapids, Mich Aug. z. ISL
<of.ee ls HEREBY efven that toe assessment
roll fer the construction Il = tvtr ia East
Leonard street from North averue 70 pl-fB
fead ave N the city ef Grand Rapids IL nrwin
nv hards and that I vfli receive payment
thereon foe he period Of twenty days from
shis 1afe a. the once q the CITY Treasurer.
Cify HAL WILLIAM HAhf.
eepH CITY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-09
TREAsuREn's NOTICE.

City Treasurer's once
Grand Rapids. Mich. Sept. 4. gssl. /
Notice Is hereby gwen that the assessment
roll for the paving of West Fnfon STREET from
straight street IN South Freef street. IN
the city OF Grand Rapids. is now IN my
hands. and thstI viii recei Fe payment thereon
for the period Of twenty days from this date.
Ht the eface Of The City Treasurer, CITY Han
WILLIAM HAKE
sept3s city Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-09
TREAsURKR's NOTICE.


CRY Tssasussn's orrTcyl
Grsxr Rsrl,s. Mich. Sept. 4. 1ssl.
Notice Is hereEy given That the assessfnent
roll for the construction O; a sewer in Tsomp
son Court frcm Dssr Sycamore street II Nth
avenue in tue city of Grand Rapiss, Is
now IN my hs8ds. ard that I ell re-
ceive payment thereon for the PERIOD Of twenty
DAYS from this date. at the once OF the City
Treasurer. City Hal.
WILLIAM HAEF,
stptE City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-09
CORRECKCION.

There Is feller In this town thaty adyertisln
Grant Coal Jest becous we sell OLD LEE.
Now that fei.er incinuats that OLE LEE
Coal got It's name IRON General Lee. cut
that Jest ware he's mstakenu; the fact
Of the Case is. the land ware OLD LIE
Coal is minei was wunce cned " n
man that Gas very OLD. ar ilis
name was Lee; but he wasent no
relation to scnerel Lee. inerc.
he didn't kuo General Lee,
kept By reputation. We
hope this felier that Is 3dvertiyln Grant Coal
will let IN on OLD LEE. becoEs he was an
awful good man. 4 nts coal SO esry body
says Is awfa; good too. We hope nobody
will take the pans 10 lock tnis Grant
coal teller. bat win hurry rte down
to our oifce 4 order cher winter sup
~ of irel before IL eess frezen cold
S.P and prices are out o-slte. ccse
BENNETT, geo6neS sakcs csal eosts. nus
FUEL6 DOW these hard times. Eor
ICE CO. further rsrticklers call on
yours truly. s. r. b.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-09

sLvety day. twesk csyz
c.Sn A. ". rua. .thgousa 20 Detroit with par
O.vJ Ter car; s-ats. IS cnnts
t.o0P. u. asthrouxa parior car to Dstroit;
l.iJV seats. - cenfs.
Cog T. NJ runs farcazh 70 Detroit with par
OsIJ lor ear; s-ats. - c-1ts
1:U5 &. s; :" hAS p'"'i '-' 70 'As'n'"' -"
For tickets and Information Apply af Union
ticket ffcc. t7 Mearoe-st-, OF lnioa sfstloa-
GRO. DkHASES. Gen. Pass'r Ag't
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-09

pRopATE oRpER-ssase Of Michigan. con =

~ of Kent. 81 AT session Of the Probate
Court for said county of Kent. he'd al the Pro-
bate office. in the city OF Grand Rapids. on the
1th day of september. in the year one th0us-
ard eipht hundred and ninety-one.
Present. Cyrus L. Perkins. Judge of Probate.
In the matter of the estate Of
HENDRlkA TERSAEkk. deceased.
William Ter Meer. executor of the last VIII
and testament OF said deceased having ren-
dercSi - this cour. his nnal administration
accoif0f.
tt IL ordered that Friday the &c day of oc.o
brr. 1891. ~ ten O'clock in tue fore neen 1T SAID
Probate once. be appointed for the exarliua-
tion and allowance OF said account
And IL II further ordered. That a copy Of this
order be publ lished three successive weeks pre-
yious 70 said day of hearing. I'm the TsLr-
eRAn-HErAtD. a daily newspaper printed and
circulatiagin said county of Kent
CYRUS l.. PERKINS.
true copy. Judge OF Probate.
ApoirH n. Mssox. Register. wed sep 70
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-09
The Ds6sr,ro~.

Miss POST suppose you frd our so
ciety very different from that in the
vest
Mr.. Rancher-l have noticed one dif-
terence. Out there We shoot our enc
mics, and here you cut your acquaint-
unces.-Truth.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-09

Tie Lake Shore wa Cleveland iD connection
with the Ere and r and l. 3. n. rs forms tue
quickest and most direct route = Pitisssrx.
Al. ssrrs.
c. T. &p- A. Cievslsnd.o
E HA~cocx. Ticket Azest Depst
Jas Casrasfd- Cftx ARt - kcurceSt
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-09

A6x7.d Parlor. 1l.6xl5 with bay window.
Sitting room (or bedroom) 9.6xtl. Din
ing room, 14.6x15.6. Kitchen, l26xl4.
Pantry. 4xi0.6. Front and side porches.
The second story contains bedroom, H.6x
is; alcoye Of, 7.ex8. Bedroom. 1osx1e.6
Bedroom, 96xil.3. Closet to each bed
room.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-09

= = p-sress ~ sas o., L a..
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-09

tweek days. every day. sExcept Saturday.
l.fl1 A. ". has through chair car u Ca
s.VU cagn. 10 extra charge Tor seats.
f.NS j. NJ. runs fatouKa 10 chicago solid
Aso0 With Wagner buffet oArs seats. ~
cents.
E.f- p M. lss through free chair car "a
" MAnlstee. via "a. & n. X. H. r..
11.QS y. NJ, Is so.id train with Wagaer Pal
41sCO ace sleeping car tAreuxh 70 Chictys.
aad sleeper 10 Indianapolis Via Ben
ton Hag5cf.
DETROIT, JUNE q. lsi
LANSING q NORTHERN n. n.
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MASTERS SALE.
In the United States Circuit Court 5th Judicial
Circuit, Northern District of Florida
IN ChannoFv

In the United states Circuit Court, 5th Judicial
Circuit, Northern District of Florida
In Chancery.
Passumpsic Savings Bank Complainant, VS..
Edwin 4. Williams as sheriff of Marion county
state of Florida, and ex-officio administrator of
estate of John E. Williams deceased; Edwin T.
Williams, in his own right, John ID. Williams,
Dora Williams, Josie 9. Williams, Ahee A.
Vogt, Carrie l.. Pelot and her husband, William
A Pelot Jessie X. WhitesideS aud p. w. White
sides, her husband, defendants.
TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE of foreclosure
i and sale made and entered in the above emit
tied action and bearing date the 10Th day OF Oct,
1889, and the further order Of this court made and
entered on the Srd day of August, 1891, | the
undersigned Master pro hac vice, named in said
decree Will offer at public sale to the highest bid
der for cash during the legal hours of sale, be-
fore the court house of this court, in the city OF
Jacksonville, on
MONDAY, THE7TH DA or SEPTEMBER.1 1891,
the following described property to-wit:
The southeast quarter lse14l Of section thirteen
u3l, township sixteen 10. south, range twenty
one (2l) east, and the northwest quarter (nW14 OF
the southwest quarter (swl41 and the south MALI
SO of the southeast quarter seq and the south
half SO of the northeast quarter tnel41 OF the
southeast quarter tse14) of section eighteen (ls)
township sixteen 90 south, range twenty-five
And the west half (yy14s) of the northwest quar-
ter (nw59 of section nineteen (i9), and the
southwest quarter tsw14 OF the southwest quarter
(sw1z) also of section nineteen 40, in township
sixteen (l6) south, of range twenty-five (22l east
And the east half (e1a) of the northeast quarter
tne14) and the northeast quarter Ine1D OF the
southeast quarter SEQ section twenty-f0ur t24l.
township slxteenQ6l south range tTensy-one t2ll
east.
And the northwest quarter {nw14l of the
southwest quarter (sw14l Of section nine
twenty-five GU east, according to the United
States surveys.
Dated, Jacksonville, Florida, August 18th, 1891.
PHILIP. WALTER,
Special Master Pro Hac Vice,
C. p. &c. Cooper
Solicitors TOR Complainant. L aag7
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August
Flower

There is a gentle
Dyspepsia. man at Malden-on-
the Hudson, N. Y,
named Captain A. G.. Pareis, who
has written us letter in which it
is evident that he has made up his
mind concerning some things, and
this is what he says:
have used your preparation
called August Flower III my family
for seven or eight years. 1t is con-
stant1y in my house, and we consider
it the best remedy for Indigestion,
and Constipation we
Indigestion. have ever used or
known. My wife is
troubled with Dyspepsia, and at
times suffers very much after eating.
The August Flower, however, re-
1ieves the difficulty. My wife fire.
quently says to me when lam going
to town, We are out
Constipation of August Flower,
and I think you had
better get another bottle. I am also
troubled with Indigestion, and when
ever / am, / take one or two tea
spoonfuls before eating, for day or
two, and all trouble is removed" %
For style, comfort and satisfaction,
league & Cos. drug store lead all others.
The paint is fresh, the paper is new, the
drugs are pure, the prices low, and coco
cola supplied 10 you with such sooth-
ing and cooling effect, that after you
drink once, you can't be kept cut of tie
Ocala Palace Drug Store.
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NEW TRAIN SERVICE.
Solid vcstibule Trains Between
Chicago and the south.

Sunday, Feb. Is, The Evansville Route
will inaugurate yesiibnled train service
between Chicago and Nashville on trains
and 6, known as the Chicago and Nash
vile limited.
Thee trains win run daily between
Chicago and Nashville, Tenn, via the G.
& E. /. r. r., f. & I. I'll. r. II. and l.. 6
N. r. r., No. 6, which win be called the
"Norihener" leaving union depot, Nash
vile at $50 p. m. Evansville l :35 a. m
arrives at Terre Haute, 5:15 a. M. and
Chicago at 10:45 a. m, making c,ose con-
nection with lines running north and
northwest.
No. 5, which will be known az the
4Southenero leaves Chicago, Deai born
Staaion,at 4:l5 p m, Terre Haute 1000 p.
M, arriving as Evansville at l go a, M,
Nashville 7:f0 a. M, ard makes connec-
ton in union depot for all POINTS in the
south and southeast.
These trains are the finest in the coun-
try, being the work of the Pullman Pal
ace Car Co. They are composed of bag
gage car, day coaches, dining car and
Pullman sleepers. Are vestibuled
hroug bout and run solid, between the
lies above named.
They are heated by safety steam ard
lighted by pitch gas, the engine hauling
each train having an electric headlight.
The engine and entire train is equipped
with automatic air brake, thus affording
comfort and safety to its passengers.
The dining car will serve supper on the
''Southener" ard breakfast .on the
'tNorthener" at reasonable prices.
This is the only through air line be-
tween Chicago and the South.
For full information as TO rates, tickets
or sleeping car reservation apply to any
agent of this company or to the under
signed. SD. McLEIsH, G. P. A.,
Z. & T. II. r. r.
r. A. CAMPBELL, Evansville, Ind.
Gen'l Agf. TeTe Haute, Ind
17july1m
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ANTHONY NURSERIES.
] BRoKAw, STILL ON DECK.

l. ] BRoKAw, STILL ON DECK.
We wish to notify onr friends and all
fruit growers in Florida, that we offer
for sale all kinds of fruit trees and grape
vines that win prosper in this climate.
We have spent time and money in ex-
perimenting in the different fruits, We
fad that there are but few kinds of
peaches, plums, pears and grapes,
among the hundreds of varieties sold
that will succeed here. To have been
told this eight years ago by man who
had actual experience. wetld have been
as good to us as many hundreds of dol
lars in the bank. Any person wishing
to piaat fruit trees can have the benefit
of this dearly bought experience. both
by communication ard by placing your
orders with NJ for fall and winter plant
ing. Our stock includes the various
varieties of japan and other Plums,
Pears, the best varieties of Peaches from
the earliest To the latest, all varieties Of
Grapes which hsve proven success in
Florida. Figs, Ponrerrauiies, Pecans, ar
borriatea and other Sllrubery Bulbs, and
choice line of Roses, fine stock Of
Orange buds, and Pineapple Orange. our
speciality. We feel entitled to liberal
patronage. Send for catalogue and price
list. Address,
|. j. BReKAw < Co, Proprietors.
8myly Anthony, Marion Co., Fla.
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Stanton.

Our Regular Correspondence.
On Friday, July 9th, the kind and enterpris
ing manager of the steamer, White Wings"
NOW Alliance } gave tree excu rsion for the
pleasure CT the people around Lake Weir and
the surrounding country. On this occasion
every one were requested to bring their baskets,
which they did, and after a delightful trip
around the west end OF the lake, we landed at
the Chautauqua wharf thence to the Chautauqua
castle" with our baskets, and there, as it was
noon partook of the bread of life" after which
every one enjoyed delightful excursion party
around the lake 1t was d beautiful day for this
occasion. Through the kindness of Miss Myrtle
Coates, the charming and accomplished sister of
Mr.. Ed Coates, her organ was placed on Loard
where she furnished beautiful and sweet strains
Of music, accompanied by her brothes with cor
net. as we noated along on the beautiful silvcry
waves of Lake Weir, and adding much TO the
pie sures of the interesting party on board.
The boat was beautifully decorated with moss
and palm leaves The Alliance is in better
condition than It has ever been, safer, and runs
with greater speed. The highly respected and
enterprising managers, Mr.. Geo. Russell and
nephew, Capt. Ed Grafton, together with the ir-
resistabls Commodore Peter Brown, they VIII
make success ne nope mat tue people OF
Lake Weir and surrounding country VIII pat
ronize the boat, thereby adding greatly TO the
profit of all.
The leading and live merchant OF this place.
Mr.. A. s. J. Mckinley, has returned from the
mountains without singing:
Not for gold or precious stone.
Wonld leave my mountain home
But signing for the delightful breeses and silvery
waves Of old Lake Weir. he hastened homeward.
Col. U. N. Gunl, OF Macon Ga visited us o
few days ago. He was charmed more than ever
with his IL Ike Weir Heights ard prompted by
his generous heart, he presented the people of
Stanton with of his cho scst lots for a school
house, and we hope exc long to have that long
deprived of privilege. school. DAISY.
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CITATION.
State Of Floriaa. Marion county. SIS.

State of Florida, Marion County, SIS.
Application having been made to the County
Judge of the aforesaid County TO grant letters
of administration on the estate of Oscar Pearson,
deceased, late of said county. Now. all persons
interested are cited to show cause, If any there
be- before said Judge at his Office in Ocala, Flor
ida, on the
slsT DAY OF SEPTEMBER. Il. d. 1891.
why said application shonld not be granted.
Witness, Richard McConathy, County Judge OF
the aforesaid county and his official seal this the
3rd day of August A. d, 1891.
tsEAB RICHARD McCONAIH1,
taught County Judge.