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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-04-09
Orange County DELEGATES.

Orange County Delegates.
The Orange county democratic conven.
ton met at Orlando Tuesday nd selected
the following delegates t. the state and
congressional conventions: 80
State delegates-S. ). Pickett J d
Beggs, E. N. Shepherd and G. W. Papot
of Orlando, G. w. Meyers of Matt and,
j. N. Burton of Paola, M. b. Bowler. A.
Denham and w. B. Randolph of Sanford,
N. Z. Brock of Oviedo, w. L Taylor OF
Geneva, 81. E. Shuman Of Chulaoto, D
N. Bachelor of Winter Park, D. U
Mcclure of Crown Point, ]. H Saddlcr
OF Oakland. E. r. Primo. of Apopka, j.
E. Merrell of Bay Ridge, ]. w. Matchet,
Of Pine Castle aud George F,ote OF Zell.
wood.
Congressional deleZates-C. W. Nit h.
ell of Winter Park. Phil. Isaacs Of
Oviedo, W. 8. Proctor of Geneva, DR.. j
]. Harris, John Smith and Forest Lake
Of Sanford, ]. w. White Of Conway, E.
r. Prince and c. E. Smith of Apopka,
0. N. Williams. n. Christmas and n. @.
Robinson Of Zel.wood, s. e. Rorer OF
OAKLAND, J. II. Wick of Ocoee, N. r.
Marks, 8. 8. water:,uuse, B. L Bryan
and w. L. Palmer of Orlando, G. w.
Pope.of Longwood and H. T. Montgom-
cry Of Paola.
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HEAD QUARTERS, CAMP LAMAR, }
UNITED CONFEDERATE VETERANS,
April Bird 1892.
The committee appointed by the com
mander, on the End day of April 1891
in pursuance of a resolution adopted BY
Camp Lamar U. C. ", beg leave to re
port as follows -
That comrade James Lee departed
this life on the LIST day of April A. d
1892, passing peacefully to rest, as be
comes q true soldier, after fighting the
battle Of life.
Resolved That we, his surviving
comrades can and do bear testimony t.
his courageous manhood, and many
soldierly qualities, exhibited in the
service of his country, both military
and civil. That we will cherish hi
memory as a true and tried veteran. and
as worthy and useful citizen.
Resolved That blank page in oul
records be inscribed to his memory and
that a copy Of this testimonial be sent te
the bereaved family Of our deceased
comrade. ,. 49,.
r. A. WHITFIELD,
81. BERNREUTER,
c. A. BRYAN,
Committee.
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TAe First Regular MeetiUE OF Camp
Lamar.

TAe First Regular Meeting OF Camp
The first regular meeting of Lamar
Camp, United Confederate Veterans OF
Leon county, was held at their rooms
Saturday, April 2, 1892
A fill attendance of those who had al
ready signed The roster was present, ard
nine more names were registered. Com
msnder D. w. Gwynn presided aid Com
rade A. j. Russell was requested to act as
secretary.
An opportunity was given to all vet
Grams in good standing to sign at this
meeting As charter members, it being the
last under the laws, as he; eaf er applica-
tions must be made under the regula-
tons. r..
1t was ordered that the orig in Il roster
be prepared and forwarded to Division
headquarters, AMI the charter fee and per
capita assessment sent also; which " as
Immediately attended, to.
Comrade F. P. Fleming was invited
and made very encouraging and ms rue
tive address.
The matter of electing two delegates
to the meeting at New Orleans came up
and Comrades F. P. Fleming and David
Lang were elected unanimously to that
position, and as many comrades as could
were urged to attend at that great meet
ing.
A bill for printing bylaws was ordered
paid. A. j. RUSSELL, -
Acting Q. NJ. and secy.
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LARGE PAINFUL ULCER
to Walk without Crutches. Flesh
20 the Bone Dropped Out.
Suffered Greatly. Doctors Failed to
Relieve. Speedily Cured by
Cuticura Remedies.

In the summer Of 1855, . sore came on The heshy
part Of my hight leg not Tar from the shin bone. II
continued 70 Increase In dse, and eventually formed
. large ulcer three inches long By two wide. en-
poyed regular physician but Be gave me no relief.
1t was very PAINFUL and eventually part Of the 1esh
for six months was Induced 10 Try the CufIcrRA
RknEDI1s. A. thie time was completely help
less, unable 70 walk without cTutehss, and suf.
fered greatly. In about week The sore began 10
show sisns; of improvement, and eventually was
completely healed. Another sore tAsn broke out on
my ipstep, but the same treatment soon cured that
vs. indebfed solely TO The Cu1IcURA R1MxDIYs
for my restoration 70 health. Ny leg II now vel
% Il ever was. and sinos thsn hase not been trou
bled with sores. d. y. MERRITT,
ElHsvile Mia.
We hereby certify that We srs acquainted WITH
the aforesaid d. =. Merritt, and regard him %
reliable. truthful man. and believe his statement
70 be true In every particular.
j. @. B1ADiIY. Mayor.
Jxo: b. Brxun. Circuit and Chanesyy Clerk
B. e DBvAIx, Sheriff.
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A Popular New Song.

The Florida Central & Peninsular
Railroad have issued song composed
by the well-known itterateut j. Morti-
mer Murphy. The music is by Mrs.
Murphy. Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy are res
idents Of Florida, and the song and mu-
sic are the spontaneous utterances Of
general feeling, such as gives rise to
songs that '.live." The title is
MY FLORIDA HOME,
and written, as it was, by literary man,
whose inspiration was drawn from his
own home, down in the balmy regions
of the Gulf Coast Of Florida, on the banks
Of the placid Anclote,
foam,''
Ito quote the beautiful words of the song)
it comes with that directness of actual
experience that the sentiment at once
achieves conviction.
There may be no ideal spot on earth
thatewould be the ideal of every one. but
there are many who, seeking for rest
from cares, and climate where there il
ing winter"
may take up the refrain
" have roamed DER many lands and seen thei1
From wild. dreary Alaska to Classical Rome
But in Done could find. with their scenic dis
fractions,
A spot with the charms Of my dear Florids
home"
The song is gotten up on the best mu
sic yaper, full size, engraved notes, with
an artistic frontispiece, and on the bach
picture of a hunting scene, at one of the
towns on the F. c. & P. Railroad, max
ing six handsome pages.
1t can be obtained for any address
cased in mailing tube, by remitting ter
cents in stamps Ito defray cost of distri
bution) to
A. o. mcdonnell,
Gen. Passenger Agent,
Jacksonville, Fla,
who will also send, free of charge, best
map of Florida.
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AAs First steps Taken Toward ,
Permanent Or~a mixntiOm.

AAe First steps Taken Toward o
Permanent Organization.
Pursuant to call q humber of the bust
ness men Of Tallahassee met in the court
mouse Thursday afternoon for the purpose
OF organizing board of trade.
a temporary organization was effected
oy tae election Of Col. r. w. Williams "a
chairman and Mr.. W. M. Mcintosh, Jr., as
secretary.
Mr.. 81. V. r. Schrader offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was adopted:
Resolved, That a committee of five be
appointed to draft a constitution and by
a. ana TO suggest names for permanent
0mcers, to be voted for at meeting 10 be
neld for that purpose.
The chairman appointed the following
as such committee: II. V. r. Schrader, E
d. Afford, G. W. Saxon, w. A. Rawls and
T. B. Byrd.
upon motion of Mr.. Schrader the meet
ing then adjourned until Thursday, April
IA, at p.m., when it will meet again to
adopt the constitution and bylaws and to
elect permanent officers.
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Governor Fleming has made the follow.
ing appointments:
DR.. R. B. Potter, F. 8. Dewey and F.
D. Morse to be members of the Dade
county board of health.
w. p. Ward of Jacksonville to be no
tary public for the state at large.
Samuel L. Berry of Altoona to be jus.
tice Of the peace for district two of Lake
county.
Scion B. Furman to be commissions
of minerals for Florida 10 the Columbian
exposition.
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April 2, 1892

l.. D. Walker. executrix, ETC., Of the estate OF a
A. Fisher, deceased; Va. Fannie T. Fisher, ct a1.
In Chancery, Leon county, Florida
PURSUANT TO THE DECREE RENDERED
IN this cause March s. 1892, o1fer for sale Tie
lands Of the estate of A. A. Fisher, deceased lyfng
IN the city OF Tallahassee, Florida, described g
Lots Nos. 16s, 1e4 and 1o5 Of bloch No -; tAess
lots lie north Of the northwest Of the Capiiul
square, separated there;rom by Peneacols sf1eek.
Also lots Nos. 30, 90. a and ~ OF block 12s.
Thee lands. or any p IT thereof, am authog11e3
to sell ct private eale and for cash. partly ~
cash and partly on credit as may be agreed upon.
Parties desiring to purchase are invited to confer
with me or with Judge D. ". Gwynn.
Id. WALKER,
Executrix, etc of eeta'e of A. A. Fisher, deceased
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. March 10, 1S92.-em.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-04-09
The Worlds Fair.

To the Editor Of the FLoRIDIAN
son, in describing his plan for raising a
fund tor q Florida exhibit at the Worlds
Columbian Exposition, has omitted very
important item OF information, viz! He
fails 10 ale who is to have the custody
Anl sAie-keeping OF the funds raised by his
gazetteer plan. 1t would inspire more
confidence in the success of the enterprise
if it were known that all payments of sub
scrip,ions 10 the iund would be made 10
the Words Fair Directory organized at
Orlando, and disbursed only by order OF
said directory. Otherwise the plan is ex-
cellent in every particular. CAUTIOUS.
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REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.
DeAegases 70 the state and CoAgfes'
Nonal Conventions selected

SeAegases 20 the state and Con9fes.
"onAi Conventions Selecseds
The republican convention OF Leon
county met at Temperance hall Saturday,
April .. at loan, for the purpose OF Sc
Letting twelve delegates to represent this
county in the republican state convention
which meets here April 10, and twelve
delegates to the congressional convention
for the first district, which meets at the
same time and place.
The convention was called to order by
William Pells, chairman of the county
executive committee.
The temporary organization was ef-
fected by selecting Chas. Rollins as chair
man and Geo. w. McGriff as secretary.
The usual committee on creditials was
appointed and while they were out ad-
dresses were made by William Pells,
William G. Stewart, Jr., and Rev. L. B..
Groom.
The committee on crede ntials reported
and the temporary organization was then
made permanent.
Good order was maintained, the only
wrangling being friendly contest, waged
in spirited manner, as to who should
head the delegation, E. G. Weeks or John
W. Mitchell. The Weeks forces came
out victorious, they having secured the
support of the delegates from ten out of
the eighteen precincts
The delegates 10 the state convention
are as follows:
E. G.. Weeks, John W. Mitchell,
H. G. Bailey, John McDougall,
Chas. Rollins, Samuel Frazier,
Mack Davis, L. B. Groom,
Wallace B. Carr, Philip Carroll,
A. j. Kershaw, John E. Proctor.
The delegates to the congressi onal
convention are as follows:
Geo. w. McGriff, NJ. J. Anderson,
Robert Smith,, A. r. Edwards,
W. G. Stewart, Jr., General Williams,
BENZ. Ford, Nathan Stevens,
P. N. Briggs, Jr, Jas. Martain,
Capt J. Hare. Isaac Jenkins.
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Notice Of Com missioners

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT PERsU-
OF Christopher Grey late Of Leon County deceased.
on the s0th: Of March 1892, by the Hon. r. C. Long.
county Judge OF Leon County. i will sell at puh.
County, Florida, at IL m ON the second day Of Nay
1892, to the CHEST bidder for cash. The folowfne
described real estate, to wit. Two hundred f2O0I
acres of the north end Of the north half Of 80
ton 10, township one ~ south, range three
(3) west More particularly described az beginning
at north east corner Of said section and run
corner Of said section, thence south Is chains.
Thence east 90 chains. Thence north Is chains to
place Of beginning or 90 much Of above described
ness Of aaid estate together with the cost Of this
proceeding = b. ALEX SHND
Commtssioneg,
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-04-09

Mr.. James Lee died at his home in
Tallahassee Friday, April /, and was
buried from the Methodist church Satur-
day afternoon.
He was native of this county and was
in the Goth year Of his age at the time of
his death.
His wife and two children-Mr. w. G..
Lee of San Francisco aud Miss Clara Lee
of this city-su:vive him.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-04-09
Strength and Health.

II you are not feeling strong and healthy
Try Electric Bitters. If La Grippe" has
LETT you weak and weary, use Electric
bitters: This remedy acts directly on
Liver, Stomach and Kidneys, gently aiding
those organs to perform their functions.
Ii you are afflicted with Sick Headache,
you will find speedy and permanent relief
by taking Electric Bitters. One trial will
convince you that this is the remedy you
need. Large bottles only soc. at NJ. Lively's
Drug Store.
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A Little Girl's Experience In q Light

A Little Girl's Experience In q Light
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Trescott arr keepers
of the CIV. Lighthouse at Sand Beach,
Mich. and are blessed with daughter. foui
years old. Last April she was taken down
with Neasles, followed with . dreadful
Cough and turning into Fever. Doctors
ct home and ct Detroit treated her. but 10
vain, she grew worse rapidly, until she wa
o mere handful Of bone" .-Then she tried
Dr.. Kings New Discovery and after the
nee Of two and half bottles, was DOM.
pletely cured. They cay DR.. Kings Nav
Discovery b worth Ito weight IN gold. yet
you may Got Q trial bottle free O. IL Lveixs
y; The 6eandard machine saEn tho lead
,Asesywhese ~ ~ IL .ssa;s>ts
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Prevention 10 Better

Than cure, and those who are subject to
rheumatism can prevent attacks by keep
Jog the blood pure and free from the acid
which causes the disease. For this purpose
Hoods Sarsaparilla is used by thousands
with great success. 1t Is the best blood
purifier.
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SAVE MONBH.

It will be money in your pocket if you
buy your spring and summer dress goods,
trimming, ETC., from Jacob r. Cohen.
His stock $ complete and his prices low.
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To TIE EDITOR: Please inform your
readers that have q positive remedy for
The thousand and Que ills which arise from
deranged female orRanA I shall be glad to
send Two bottles Of my remedy FIRE. 10
to any lady If they will send their Express
and P. o. address. Yours respectfully,
On. A. c. MARCHI8I, UREA, n. 7.
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NO SHODDY GOODS

Jacob r. Cohen keeps only first-class
goods. Shoddy fabrics find no place on
his shelves. When you buy from Cohen
you get the best goods at the lowest
prices
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-04-09

Call at John Burkhardt's esta blishment
next door to the postofice ard see the
fine line Of spring and summer goods
which he will make IN for you in the latest
styles at reasonable prices and on short
notice.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-04-09

Esse initial to the production of the most
perfect and popular laxative remedy
known, have enabled the California Fig
Syrup Co. to achieve a great success in
the reputation of its remedy, Syrup Of
Figs, as it is conceded to be the universal
laxative. For sale by all druggists.
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EXECUTORS Notice.

NOTICE IE HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALI
IN peEsons having. unpaid claims against ~
estate Of the late calvin W. Bradley, Of spsneees
Tioga county, New York, shall prceent them -
cordang 70 law or the coyIecsion thereof win BE- -
ever barred By operation Of law.
Kxscutoe Of sstsasof Calvin N. Bsadlsy. decssse1
epsmcs. Tioea county, Ns1 YQsk. Mch. u, -
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FASHION PARLORS.

When the ladies of Tallahassee want
dresses and trimmings Of the very te>t
and most approved style they always go
Jacob r Cohen's fashion pa: lors.
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YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
The ladies of Tallahassee and vicinity
are cordially invited to call and inspect
Jacob r Cohen's elegant stock of spring
and summer goods. Call early and select
your Easter dresses.
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A IL PERSONS WHO HAVE ANY DEMANDS
"A against the estate Of william p. Slussef late
OF Leon County. deceased, are called upon TO pre-
sent them without delay.
Credito Q, egatees and persono entitled 10 distri
button are notified that their claims and demands
win DO barred at the expiration Of two yeafs, as
provided BY law, unless exhibited Within that
period. 0HO. Lx1fs .
Executor Of the last win and testament of WIN,
p. Slu-ser, deceased. = ~ "*'
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, April l, ls02-sw az.
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pegular meetings Of AU NC 4, 4
q each T0n Pai}r,s A. s11 IN
sc1stsnding are l John BURKHARDT, c. P.
cu.NcEY. Scribe.
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Ladies will find at Jacob r. Cohen's
fashion emporium everything usually
kept by first-class dry goods and notion
dealers. No old goods. All new and
fresh. Mr.. Cohen's prices are as low az
you can buy at retail in any Of the North
ern cities.
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Notions and fancy goods, at
MISS STKPHKNsoN'a

The promptness and certainty of It's
cures have made Chsmberlain's Couch
kennedy famous. It is intended especially
Tor coughs, c''lds. Group and whoopipR
cough, and Is the most effectual remedy
known for cure of these diseases. 80 cent
bottles for sale by M. Lively, druggist.
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,o N. sofJACKsON LoDGR
srRegu!sI m0 nc list and third Mondays
g. I s:,eh sO"th ~! " n. Mo1NTosH, Secretary.
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The handsomely arranged store of Mr..
Jacob r. Cohen has been crowded with
ladies this week inspecting and buying
from his immense stock of beautiful
spring and summer goods.
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He who 10 feeling miserable, suiy. ring
With Dyspepsia and Indigestion and often
times With dixsipses, would do well 70 take
:. FL. st once F. PIP. (Prickly Ash,
P0ke Roof and Potssaiuml, wifi cure .yon
md asrest The disease In 1tt TnciplenGy.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-04-09

Georgia State Grange Ammoniated dis
solved Bone Tobacco Grower. Fresh and
or sale by w. W. McGRnF.
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We truly believe De Wits Little Earlx|
Rssers to beths most natural, mort 49,
tive, most prompt and economical min -
Diiiouness. indigestion and inactive Hyer.
Il Lively. $500 -
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r. d. d. f.

n.,n,sr meetings of LEON Lo ID u.
r. Reguiss1 erv Tussday Eusnsng, at thei,
"a are held es1 1,'clock. All Brothers In good
E.Siue are inviteo'o "''0 A. J. FISH. N. g.
cuANcEY, R. s.
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"EXQUISITELY BEAUTlFUL.o
That is what the ladies exclaim when
they see those artistically figured
dress fabrics for spring at Jacob r.
Cohen's fashion emporium.
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Cotton may ,Ome CAV b. king aLain
but. until " j., the Florida f.rmers viii IL.
well KEEP the scrlf-I "u, "fi it, hands.
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Chambeslains Eye and S110
Ointment.

A certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes.
letter. Salt Rheum, Scald Head. Old
Chronic Sores. Fever Sores, Eczema.
Itch, Prairie Scratches, Sore Nipples
and Piles. L IL cooling and soothing.
Hundreds Of cases have been cured by
it after all other treatment had tailed
Il Is put up in Is and 30 cant boxes.
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An elegant assortment Of Naineook ana
Swiss embrolderieA ct Miss Stephenson's
China silks, for dress and millinery pur-
poses, select assortment, at Miss n. ].
Stephenson's.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-04-09

The new Blood and Skin Purifier and greatest OF
Humor Remedies, internally GO cleanse the blood
Of all impurities. and thps Ismovs The eause), and
CuTICuRA, The great 6Adn Cure, and CUricuRA
soar. an exquisits skin BsautthsE, externally 10
every species Of agonizing. itching burning, scay
and pampty diseases Of The skdn, scalp, md blood
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Call and see Miss E. j. Supplements
elegan: line OF millinery, Just opened.
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n. A. CHAPTHfA' NO. -
ssORiDA. % and 4th Mondaysin each month
1,so on the y 70 " w. NJ. MCINTOSH, sR.' Secretary
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Stationery
Death of MIR. Lee,

in the greatest variety at Schrader's drug
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n #,eek1g flaridiau
n A5UNlC.

...,.e, Fla, April g. lss2.
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who will also send, free of charge, best
map of Florida.
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or q CaANcEY, r. s.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-07-14
Good oats at T. Fl. Caley's
FoREsTON RREEZES,
M. MAR1US.

FoREsToN, July II, 1892.
The Catholic church is receiving a
much needed coat of paint.
DR.. P. West, of Sank Rapids, was in
town Thursday on professional business.
Mrs. E. E. Whitney and children are
visiting relatives in Greenbush this
weed. "
Lewis Robideau and family came up
from Greenbush Saturday and returned
Sunday evening.
Miss Unice Jesmer, of Greenbush.
has been here since the Fourth visit
ing relatives and friends.
Mrs. Peter Robideau, of Greenbush,
and her daughter who resides in Wis
consin, are visiting in town this week.
A performing cinnamon bear on the
streets this morning drew quite crowd
and afforded considerable amusement
to the little ones.
J. G. Emard, Foley Bros. shipping
clerk, has purchased. a lot from Chas.
Malone, on the north side of the rail
road track, and is erecting a neat house
thereon.
G. I. johnson was up from Princeton
Sunday taking photographs. Mr..
johnson expects to make regular trips
here every three or four weeks to take
pictures.
r.. N. Bacon visited ST: Paul last
week on business. While enroute he
stopped off at ST. Cloud and purchased
a carriage horse. Mr.. Bacon can now
boast of the finest equipagein this part
Of the county.
Mr.. A. Blair, ST., came up from
Greenbush on the 5th inst. to see his
children and has been confined to his
bed nearly ever since. The old gen
tlelnan is looking quite feeble but we
hope he will come out all right yet.
a party Of ladies started out berry
ing Saturday afternoon with S. A.
Cones team, and when in the neigh
borhood of Steve Larson's place made
too short turn and capsized the
wagon and the occupants were precipi-
tated to the ground on short notice.
Mrs. Lizzie Robideau and little Char
ley Cone were pretty badly bruised but
the others escaped without injury fur
ther than good shaking up.
ALIEN.