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bourne-Juriter route has transferred his con-
tract 10 William kitcheil and the latter
will perform all the river service now from
Rockledge to Jupiter. The steamer Ella, which
was lately purchased by the COiKrOve Line for
the Melbourne-Jup.ter service, viii be carried
north.
The steamers City Of Jacksonville and We
laks are foTcsd to remain up above Palatka
until the wreck on the Jacksonville,
Tampa and Key West bridge IS cleared.
Meanwhile the steamers Fred DeBsry and
EverRlade carry all freight aud passengers up
the river and transfer them to the first named
boats over the bridge.
Joseph Richardson, general passenger agent
has instructed agents to sell tickets from all
stations on the line OF the Jacksonville, st. Au-
gustiDe and Indian River railway to PensacO. a
and return at the rate OF J ceot per mile TO
members Of the Florida state Horticultural So
ciety, tickets 20 be on sale April 9, 10 and II,
good returning April Is.
The Hotel Indian River, Rockledze, closed
house has ever had A. S. Lee expects 70 20
north IL about a weeks time. During the sum
meT season he manages the Fountain house at
NauEeeshe, Wis. The ROckledge rOtel. under
the management OF Cleveland & Punderson,
closed Tuesday, while the new Hotel Plaza. "
under the management OF 5. Il. Peck Will re-
main open for week or two longer.
On July IS, 1921. Gen Andrew Jackson, then
military governor OF Florida issued general
order providing for the good order and health
OF Pensacola, and appointed the following Of
ficers: Mayor, George Bowie; aldermen, John
BrosnGham. william Barnett, George Fisher,
John keyser Henry Michelet and John Inner
arty. The first meeting Of this board was held
July q, 1871, and they az once proceeded TO
enact laws for the civil government Of the town.
Many OF the descendants OF these gentlemen
now reside in Pensacola.
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The Jacksonville and Atlantic railroad offers
q prize Of $75 for the larg ST excursion over ifs
ROAD during the summer, and S25 for the next
largest. Only one day is barred. ana that Is
July 4.
Melville Acott fell from windmill which be
was painting at Winter Park YESTERDAY, killing
himself instantly. Both arms and one Log we're
broken and enc ear was almost torn OF, He
was ca years old
Judge ". B. Owens Of Jacksonville has been
very low during the past week with brain fever
brought on by overwork. Dr. Sollace Mitchell
who is in attendance, called Dr. T.. r Sabal IN
consultation A present The judge is restn.
easier, and strong hopes arc entertained FOR bis
recovery.
J. B. Colegrove, the contractor on the Mel
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EAST BOUND.

Passengers holding tickets or mileage books
are allowed TO ride on all freight trains OF this
company.
Tickets sold at Central Railroad Ticket Offices
Savannah. and Union Ticket Offices Albany and
Montgomery.
For further information apply to the under
signed G. L. WILBURN.
Gen. Pass. Agent Americus, Ga.
CECIL GABBETT, General Manager
Americus, Ga.
J. NJ. CAROLAN CONT As't. Savannah. Ga.
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great. The trestle OF the Pee-Dee swamp
was set fire to IN the same manner, It IS SUD
posed, on Saturday A part Of u was destFoyoi,
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Nrsburg
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ITEMS IN THREE STATES.
GEORGIA. FLORIDA AND SOUTH
CAROLINA PUT IN TYPE.

A Fleeing Tradesman Returns to In
stitute a Libel Suit Against a News
paper-Jug Tevern's Oil Mil and
Guano Fectory-Selesmen Of Atlanta
to Organize a Cuba New Cotton
MIL Among the Probabilities at
Augusta
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MEDICAL.

Our book on Blood and skin Diseases mailed
rec. SWEET SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta, Ga.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
BEAUFORT AND PORT ROYAL, S. c.

STEAMER ALPHA, II. y. STRoBHAR-
VIII leave every TUESDAY and Thursday at II
O'Clock A. ". returriog every Wednesday and
Friday. No freight received sfter 1880 A. N. on
railing days viii touch ct Button on Tues.
Gag and Friday.
Special trips TO Bluffton every Sunday at 10
A. n, returning, leave Button at A n Mon.
day
For further Information, apply TO
G. II. Maddox, Agent
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For Montgomery take the Q. 1881 1857 and
f:sS p m, and change at Sandfy.
Leave Montgoa cry 1880 n, l p m. b:5O p m
Light freight will be received at Bolton Street
Depot only, Heavy freight, lumber, bricks,
lime, etc, at Second Avenue Depot and will be
shipped out Oh Saturdays only. See special
schedule in Sundays issue.
}. II. JOHNSTON, President.
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kill cholera and other germs. He says
that sewers can be disInfected in a siml'
lar way.
A new word, "hyiennikin," has been
coined in Boston to decrlbe reception
given by the ladies OF camera club. 1t
is not a word that anybody would sit up
late Mt night to admire, but it is ia good
as "enthuse" and better thar" electrocu,
tion, y Chicago Tribune. n
A San Francisco exchange raises the
alarm that California is suffering girl
famine" In every large town in that
state, with the exception OF Alameda,
there is q lamentable pauclty Of the
genLler sex,
An exhibition OF horsemeat and the
ioodstutls derived therefFom will open
at Berlin in March, The butchers and
dealers in salsages are organizing q
boycott against tho sellers OF morse
meat,
Marion Story, OF Westchester, N. Y,
has chartered special steamer for 0
trip up the Nile next summer, He will
be accompanied by Mrs, Story and a
number OF friends,
During tho month OF December Eng.
lands imports decreased g5, $4,000 and
the exports decreased $4,000, us COM
pared with those Of the corresponding
month OF 1891,
A colored woman in North Carolina
who has u monstrous head, and who
does not expect to live long, has sold it
to physician, it is said, Tor 81.
Among theexhibitsof Cowlitz county,
Washington, at the Worlds Fair will DO
number OF maple and oak burs OF
particular size and beauty.
1t is reported that the quail and
grouse shooting in the northern and
western states--saVe very favored
localities-was a failure.
The Vienna fire department was
called out twenty-five times in one day
recently.
Atchison, Kan, has a family whose
women members are all doctressos,
Tho Sermon Exchange" is tho latest
enterprise reported from Chicago.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Sir Frederick Leighton will send ia
the Worlds Fair four paintings-"Her-
culcs Wrestling with Death for the
Body OF Alcestia, "perseus and andre
media" "GarGan of Hesperides," and
PORTRAIT OF $ir Richard Burton" Also
two pieces of sculpture, one OF which
is "The Sluggard."
General Alger makes himself solid
with the newsboys and has this yeai
followed his usual New Years practice
Of giving new suits to the Detroit boys
Six hundred of them were made happy
by his practical generosity.
Biornson, the poet and novelist, who
has just completed his sixtieth year, il
devoted to farm lie, and pines for il
when away from Aulestad, his favorite
residence. He thinks he eau work bet
ter than elsewhere.
Governor Rich, OF Michigan, was O
farmers boy and is even yet practica
farmer who can do anything from build
ing Il fence to harvesting crop. His
education was obtained in a country
school.
Senator Aoar has been advised ny hls
physicians that his eyesight is fully re,
stored, and that he may use his eyes fol
hard work as freely as during any time
in his life.
swinburne is writing poem on
Grace Darling, much to the delight Of
the hotel keepers in the vicinity OF the
scene OF the heroine's explicit.
Pastour was affected to tears by the
warmth oil the reception rendered to
him on his SEVENTEEN birthday at the
Paris Institute.
Jerry Simpson says that he Is con
stantly pestered by letters from people
asking him to save the country.
1t is said that Charles Dickens dis
liked lead pencils and always wrote
with quill pen.
Bret Harte is at work on severa
stories-enough to keep him busy for q
year to come.
Mr.. @. p. Huntington, has donated
100000 to the free library at Westches.
tor, n, Y.
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A MORNING TONIC.

she-Isn't it lovely? Papa consents.
He-Does he, really?
She-Yes. He wanted to know who
you were, and l told him you were
tape clerk at Scrimp & Co.'s, and he
seemed real pleased.
lie-I am delighted.
Ahe-Yes, and he said We could be
married iustas soon as you were taken
into the tirm.-Ne,C York. Weekly.
"Why did your hirod girl leave you2"
"She didn't like tho extra work"
"What extra work did she have to
do?"
collecting her wages" : Hapcrs
Basa. b,el
II was a Buffalo girl OF very uncertain
age who is reported to have said that
"Where singleness ia bliss, It's folly to
BIO iyes."-Butalo Quips.
! Friendship is a tender bond, ospec-
inlly when you go on friends bond
and are called upon to settle.-leras
SttingS.
One OF tho hardest times to love an
enemy Is when ho seems to be prosper
ing like green bay treo.-Ram's Horn.
Tho collapse OF real estate boom
only means that the wind has boon
taken out of the sales. -ltras SVtingi
Tho needle manufacturers arc giving
the people points on stecl. Binghamp-
ton Ledger.
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Now the question that presents itself
is, shall we :have new industries, rail-
roads, and tho ordinary comforts OF life,
or moro West Virginia Democracy?
Tho argument may be continued in
definitely by reviow Of tho industries
OF the Republican countios, aud table
showing the parallel development OF
ROpublicanism and prosperity. While
West Virginia Is cobwebbed with Wild
cat paper railroads, 1t has mado wonder
ful advancement in railroad building.
but we still have thousands Of miles Of
unoccupied territory craving develop.
ment AS soon as our people catch this
spirit OF enterprise their politics will
not pNrtake 30 much OF history as Of
progress. Instead oflooking backward
to ante.bollum days they will look for.
ward, and find that their minds can DO
developed, their ideas expanded and
their country improved without tres.
passing OH constitutional rights" that
thoro are great many things that arc
not Unconstitutional" that our daddlos
had not dreamed ofin thoir philosophy.
OCCAyIONAL
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WHEELiNG, JANuARY II, lsOa.
REPUBLICAN, CITY TlCKET,
Silver aud the Conference.

Senator Allison makes the point that
aimee tho United states bus gone into
conference with other countries GU the
silver question no change should be
made in our monetary System until
that conference shall have concluded
italabora
1t lis very doubtful whether anything
will come OF tho conference movement,
hut the conference has nothing to do
with this country and its silver legisla.
tion. When an agreement shall have
been reached we shall abide by it.
Until then we must look out for our.
selves
il. as Senator Allison thinks, the re.
peal Of the Sherman act would further
depreciato silver. it may be that wo
could do nothing better in the way Of
bringing the other confereea to point
Of reason than to repeal the act and let
silver take it's natural course. The
longer we consent to bear the burden
the less other countries will be disposed
to bear a hand.
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After large expenditure OF time and
money and feeling Rev. Dir. Briggs is
acquitted of herosy. The presbytery
does not say that he is right in his
views. 1t declares he has not exceed.
ed the liberty allowed by tho Presby.
terian church. Everybody expects to
see the case appealed.
Suppose Dir. Briggs triumphs in tho
court Of last resort-what then2 The
idea has been advanced by his friends,
itnot by himself, that he is not a
hereto those who are fighting him
are heretics. Does this mean that DR..
Briggs Wilde some scalp.hunting him
selt2
The gain to the Presbyterian church
by reason, otall this warning is not
plainly secn,
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The TrIumnh of NInrphy.

Mr.. Murphy moves right on to the
senate as though Mr., Cleveland had not
pronounced against him, He is not q
statesman and he never will be. He ia
a politician Of inferior rank, but he has
money and "pull" and there is Moth
ing to stop him. His elevation to the
sepateis disgrace to his party and his
state.
A seat in the senate OF tho United
States is brought down to q pretty low
level when a man Of Murphy's stripe
can go there without meeting in his
party anything worthy the name OF OPP.
position,
The newspapers which helped to
build up Murphy and the machine
that gives him his triumph have pro-
tested against his election, but they
might as we'll have whistled against the
wind, They wore not given 40 much rs
respectful hearing,
Murphy goes to ait beside Hill and to
give that wire,puller absolute control OF
tho senate throttle SO far as Now York
appointments arc concerned,
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HaFpooniRg the Pscsldent- Elect.
The sharpeat cut Mr., Cleveland has
received came from the presidential
electors Of his own state. Assembled
under the law to cast the ballots for
President and vice-President OF the
United States, they could not let tho
opportunity pass to slap Mr.. Cleveland
in the face with resolution endorsing
Murphy for United States senator.
They voted for Cleveland because
they were pledged to do that. They
endorsed Murphy, not SO much because
they are charmed by his ability and
must nave him or perish, but because
Mr.. Cleveland is known to be hostile to
Murphy and has publicly announced
that Marphy is not his type"
This action on tho part OF the presi-
dental electors shows how deep.rooted
and intense is the hostility OF the New
York machine to Mr.. Cleveland. It is
another promise of a lively dance to
come,
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Won Need. Ia ln Your pusInosa

You Need IL III Your business.
The mind OF man has conceived the
Columbian Identification Bureau. For
an initiation lee OF two dollars this
bureau will identify. you anywhere. un.
der any ciEsumstaIceS. YouNwear its
indestructible aluminium tag, and there
you are.
1t matters not whether you die in tho
Rocky mountains or at sea, in the
jungles Of Africa or Of New York, the
sleuth hounds OF the bureau arc on
your track. But it is not necessary to
die before you come into the benefits Of
this scheme. You may be lost in a
great city, may look upon the wine
when it is red and DO unable to identify
yourself in q bury. You have your
tag and the bureau does the rest.
tits amazing that for all these cent
uries the world has got along without
an Identification bureau, but it has,
after fashion.
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snSnn II. Anthony Appolntsd.

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 1O.-Recently
Susan b. Anthony wrote to Governor
Flower, urging that woman should be
placed in tho executive department Of
the State Industrial School ut Rochos'
ter. The governor promptly offered the
place TO Miss Anthony. She said she
would accept, and to-day the senate
confirmed her nomination.
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DInerent Now.

Congressman Springer objects to the
recent extension Of the civil service
rules by which several thousand post
Office employees arc placed undcr protec,
ton, We do not recall that Mr.,
Springer or any Democrat objected
when President Cleveland, Just before
going out Of office, did the Same thing
withrogard TO tho railway mail service.
Does it make some difference when your
own OK ID gored2
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Az fnvolunblo ilvn,ody far toid,,

Sheriff Hardman, Of Tyler Co., W.
W. was almost FRUSTRATED with q cold
whom he began using Chamberlain'a
Cough Remedy In speaking Of II he
says, ut gave mo almost instant re-
liui, ] flnd II TO be an Invaluable ra.
NEEDY for colds" For sale by drug
glsIs. paw
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Rcv. sylvnnu. Lame

OF tho Cincinnati NJ. h. Conference,
makes u good point when he says: "Wo
have for years used Hoods sarsaparilla
In our family OF Ave, and find il fully
equal to all that is claimed for 1t. Some
people are greatly prCludlced against
patent medicines, but how tho patent
can hurt a medicine and not a machine
Ia mystery Of mysteries to mo-"
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a snLrlton Cnntrornrsr.

Neither side of the Corrigan.Ireland
controversy seeks to disguise the fact
that there is a controversy between
these distinguished Roman Catholic
preIates, although neither of the prin.
cipals consents to discuss the subject
for publication. That the matter has
gone SO far and is being so holly pur-
sued as tho publications on the subject
would indicate, is hard to believe.
The report, accepted without ques-
ton in some quarters, that Archbishop
Ireland has sent, or caused TO be sent,
to Rome charges against Archbishop
Corrigan, seems the least worthy OF
credence. The pope will begin to be-
lievo that the Roman Catholic church
in the United States is very much alive.
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Senator's should be ablo to discuss tho
silver question or any other public qucs.
ton without flying into a rage, but thOy
can't For social club their oreanlsa.
ton doos some very unsociablo things.
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WHEELING welcomes the National
Iron Roofing Association and hopes that
its meeting here may be pleasant and
profitable,
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BOYS should not insist on making
Coastine and sliding tracks on tho side.
walks. 1t is dangerous and unlawful.
We all like TO sec tho youngsters have
their sport, but not at too great cost to
the public.
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AMI an NAV Mnrn Nlnrrlnl.

stdMAHtNoES, Jan. 1O.-Amid royal
pomp and splondor and surrounded by
European sovereigns or their represen.
tatlvcs, Princess Mari OF Edinburgh
was married this afternoon TO Ferdi.
mind. crown prince Of Roumnnia.
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RscALLlSa what has happened in
senatorial contests in West Virginia it
is not safe to predict the outcome Of
the one now fairly beginning It may
result in the choice Of some statesman
Imported from Timbuctoo for the pur.
noSe. H.ttif tF.
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the well,known flnancier, writes;

the well.known fnancier, writes:
1906 FIFTH AVENUE, |
NV YoRK olTY, December 20, $780, )
"For tho last twenty years l have
been using ALLoooE's poRoUs PLAsTERs
They have repeatedly cured me Of rheu.
matte pains and pains in my aide and
back. Whenever have q cold, one
on my chest and one on my back speed
lily relieve me.
"AIy family are never without them.
"RUssELL SAGE"
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

A German BAvant proposes 10 disin.
feet tho Etbp aud othlr, rivers ny means
Of electricity loS tkhlnt that an cloc.
ttiual currcnt passed through tho water
will cause a chemical change that will
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A porullsr woman in Kansas refuses
70 give up tho Office Of county supcrln.
tehdent 10 Republican woman who
has d majority on the face Of the 70.
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THr bursting OF large fly.whoeI in
rltlabursh did as much damage as an
ordinary explosion Of dynamite. A big
wheel revolving at high speed ls capable
M tnnklnk torrlbla havoc.
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PntNcE ytcroR NAPOLEON should have
known better than to waste hls time
trying to draw tho pope into his little
scheme. The pope knows what there
is Of Prince Victor and his following,
and ho knows that they cannot restore
the house OF Bonaparte.
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l'RsipEEr cARNor seems to DO all
fishtup to date. His is one OF the
hoadsthoy are trying to bring to tho
block, aud II Is by no means tho least
-nlihAm.
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ANOTHER French ministry has gone
by the board, all on account of the Pan
anna alfair. These things come and 20
80 easily in France that they mean
nothing in particular They serve to
all tho country with ex.cabinot officers.
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ANXIOUS inquiries are being lnado for
Adlai. When last heard OF he had
started south. Hemay have encountered
one Of those Weaver eggs in frozen
condition. Adlai would not return to
tho haunta OF men disfgurod With egg.
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turns. This teaches that the Populists
think they are in to stay, and that a
woman can take a practical view Of
politics.
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IL the West Virginia legislature had
more Offices to bestow there would be
fewer soro heads in Charleston, The
disappointed viii have to cut aud come
again two years hence.
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nOop'a ptls cute 1Iyor III.

TIN only natural white oil In tho
world. Natures Hair Restofer, purely
n mineral product. Price SOC. For salo
by Logan Drug 90. Sec miniature oil
we'll, ni,9
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Tho Aiau ana the Tiger,


The whole country would rejoice i
Mr., Cleveland were to take few talls
out OF Tammany. But the tiger IS sleek
aud sinewy, and, alas, Grover is fat and
slow, and The country's plAud!'s will DO
stayed.
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FrnrEll1r on INC curb.

Chicago Inter Ocean.
Murphy and Hill and Tammany are
sin the middle of the road" while
Cleveland aud the anti-snappers are on
the sidewalk watching the procession
90 bV.
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EnwApn L. ROSE & Co. are closing out
their stock OF Sewing Machines, Bicy-
Giles, Office OuthttinGs and Supplies to
quit the business, Those needing any
thing in that line cannot afford to neg
leCt this opportunity.
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MAYOR GouslEY, of Pittsburgh, a
straight-out Republican, has been NOM
mated by tho Democrats for city comp.
trolIcr. 1ftho Democrats Of Pittsburgh
had chosen their;wlIoIe ticket from the
Republican party they would have had
still better chance to win.
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AS FORK goes up the mercury COOS
down. Il u ealne Of freeze. out2
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afflicted with Eczema. They have no equal
MHS. MARY DISCHINGER.
700 Mulberry Street, Baltimore Nd.

We had occasion to use your CUrIcuRA RENE.
DIES on our baby Gertrude for n skin disease a nd
they completely cured her, and thank you for
your good remedies. We say 10 all suffering
from such diseases 10 commence using them I'm.
medIately. N. B, & K. NJ. GENTRY,
Richmond, Ky.
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HAVE you seen the miniature oil well
display in our window.