2 THE DAILY JNtWVS-HERALD, .THURSDAY MORNING, OCTO ER. 13, 1887.

OE l TA .UIA i utation for enterprise is established, Oca:a suppose two-thirds of them bear and bring NE S ROM SUBURBAN C E will move abreast with any and all the bet- 25 cents a head, we will have an income EDUCATION.

ter parts of the Floral State. Having al- the second year of (1,250 heads at 25 cents) ready three railways and the fourth corn- $312.00. The first two years therefore FA 1Y 1A1RES ____.....lorl.tae. Haingue al ht- so the seodya fo1,250 hesual5 ets)A I BAEIS

MATTERS OF INTEREST FROM ALL ing, her transporting facilities are insured ought to show the following results: and.will doubtless be wisely utilized, The 'J U

OVER THE STATE. F. R. N. Company have been constantly First years income.............. 878.0 0 N . d 72 e S ret improving since the appointment of Du- Second year's income ............ 312.00-$390.00 .27 East, and 72 West Bay Street.

.ai.H p eigval, its able and efficient receiver. The Total income first two years....... ..... $390.00 WLat is Happening in Prominent Pointp other experienced officers, Maxwell, Mac. Total expense at end of second year, ... 335.00 Scattered Throughout the Forty-Five Donnell and Coleman have dilligently co- Profits $ 55.00 o

Counties-Notes of Interest to Truck operated in measures to enhance the interFarmers-What Our Towns are doing. est of the road and all the citizens patron- Thus in two years all expenses will be LIODY & DELAPORTE

__ ___ izing it. Its trains are conducted with paid, and we will have left a profit of $55. regularity, speed and safety. The third year we would have the whole

ALTOONA, The circuit court convened in Ocala on income lessthan labor, andjas it is bestnot The hotel will be opened this week. Tuesday-Judge J. J. Finley presiding, on to have more than three stocks together, The Methodist will occupy their new his first term. Poets are said to be born, we could sell the superfluous suckers and a Cneioe.

church Wednesday evening for the first and still improved by proper training. It have this additional source of profit. time seems to be little less so as to judges, if any Moreover after a plant bears, it has served

have been born Judges-the claim of Fin- its course, and will rot down. It is then Orders taken for Wedding Parties. HomeDr Abernethy has decided to continue lev will be found iu the first rank. He is utilized as A fertilizer, and is cut up and made Bread a specialty.

drilling in the new artesian well. The profound, deliberate, courteous and pa- buried for that purpose, and is the only depth is now 840 feet. It is hoped he willbe tent. United with his superior legal at- fertilizer needed. successful in getting a flowing well. tainments, his sense of justice and elevated Again we remind you that it is only be- Telephone Nos. - - 212 and 236.

Mr. George P. Smith and Miss Annie moral sentiments, eminently qualify him low the 28 1-2 parallel of latitude that Markwalter were married at the residence for the honorable position he holds. The such tender plants can be safely cultivated, Headquarters Cor Brough street of the bride's parentstast Sunday evening, judicial department of the government, and south of this parallel they are Aecure and Ahell:Road. the Rev. W. H. Steinmyer officiating. No will stand firm and rank high in Judge from cold only in a high lake region such cards, no cake. Finley's circuit. His charge to the Grand rx we have in Polk county.

The St. Clair baseball team run against Jury Tuesday, was appreciated and ad- .__ a snag at Eustis last Friday and rather un- mired by all listeners. As the term pro- An Offensive Breath expectedly too. They thought the had a gresses, some incidents of interest will e is most distressing, not only to the person T

sent to__ th BsHRAD H aCOSTA simple ' walkover" with the, eesburg sent to the NEWS-HERALD. afflicted if he have any pride, but to those team, but the score read 12 to 6, adversely PL CY . with whom he comes in contact. It is a . somehow, and the boys realized that if delicate matter to speak of, but it has they wanted to win they would have to Despite the reports of yellow fever at arted not only friends but lovers. Bad "play ball" all the time. The St. Clair Tampa this town "s full of life and busi- breath and catarrh are inseparable. Dr. -ANDteam go to Leesburgnext Friday. ness. Some believe it is yellow fever and Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures the worst

BELLVIEWothers do not. There is not a case of fever case, as thousands can testify. BELLEVIEW. here of any kind and the people have __________ ]Rouse,

This little young city has some peculi- no fears of any Safe For sale at a Bargain.s N IL rarities. Founded three years ago by the The quarantine regulations are disgust- A l9ge, almost new, safe formerly JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Marion Land Imorovement Company ing to the people, and the action of Polk owned bythe Florida Herald, Hall's . with a condition of forfeiture in each deed county in establishing quarantine against patent, double and inside doors, four pri- r should any intoxicating liquors be sold on Plant City is rediculous in the extreme. vate drawers and one iron money box, etc. the lot, it has been as the phrase goes late- They have their guards posted on the Will sell for $175. Apply at this office. ad i ig ly-a dry town. Nevertheless, the gener- Hillsborough line and arrest every one idea prevailing that the wrong is only in who dares to go east. Several ministers PROFESSIONAL. drinking liquors "as a beverage." and others who attended the Batist AT LOWEST RATES. FALL SESSION BEGINS WEDNESDAY, OOTOBER 5, 1887. more than a few have managed so to in- sociation on Sunday last at this place are AMES R. CHALLEN Send for prices. Railroad printing in all its F dulge under another name. Their use is al in quarantine at that station. he are Attorney and odounsellor at Law branches. IN- For Catalogue and fall information, address, right to bring ta disordered system back in- all country people Re.d stMr. oe, Office in the Law Exchange, Forsyth and .... Q. . OLL .DAY, President,

to order, and then to, use a little for the Presiding Elder of this dis..ct, was ar- Market street. _.rreziderit 5

stomach's sake. to keep it in order. Some rested last night and placed under guard. Money Invested in Mortgages. September 15, 1887. LAKEOITY, FLORIDA, adhere to the old adage that an ounce of These are considered as insults by the peo- State and County Bonds wanted. 7 ARRIAGE. prevention is woh a pound of cure. Nev- ple, andyesterday Plant City quarantined___________________ teperain itewrtur aond mf uine. exet oe qaanie j&w ier TTCIIYITITTTT1I "i' ertheless, Belleview's many meetings for aganst Polk county and will not let the ~E ~

temperance literature and music, in the Polk county experts come into this sec- CALL JONES, Jeweler and Watchmaker. large tovn iall, extending to the accom- tion. modation of all religious sects, have dis- * A torn) eys at Lautr. IDEFY COMPETITION. tinguished her for an orderly, cultured,and STATE NEWSPAPER GLEANINGS. J KN L C enjoyable community. t r Will Practice In all the Courts. _.Ag My stock of Diamonds,

Built, on the southdastern border of the Local Happenings in Florda Noted ROOM 3 LAW BUILDINo , Fine Gold and Silver extensive rich, hammock belt settlers in In the Home Papers. the city engage in igricultura) industries COLUMBIA COUNTYr. 44 E. Forsyth St., Jacksonville. Watches, Jewelry, and solid . upon their rich contiguous lands. As more From the Lake City Reporter as well as best plated ware, DEALER IN is learned about whattgrw and po wtio The trade in leaf tobacco has bben very EDWARD M. CHENEY is now complete, and of the cilities, these industries will become more good this week. Late U.S. Attorney, Northern District of Fla. very latest make and desuccessful. Besides the hard timber gro- MisAi n hrigduhe f Attorney and Counsellor at Law sinQiFr

in nte hamockdoelt uple waon, HiAiooeordnnnngt Solicitor !caeranpotrin amralty. 81gn. Cares ag carriage, and axe handle factors with at Mrs. Bacon's and attending the Pea- Rooms 6 and 7, LAW EXCHANGE, y I guarantee everything Ia , Bi .just the wood needed, and they are start- body High School.JACKSONVILLE, - - FLORIDA sell just as represented, or ing to use it. At the same time east of the The two-story residence of MrJ. G. Har- -A1K' .... FRD srprfunded, on town and on either side of the F. R. & N. ris, our efficient S. F. & W. depot agent, money will be refunded on n and Two-Horse Farm and Lumber Wagons, iroery and Delivery Wagons, railway, there grows an abundance of the in the western extension 9f the city is rap- FLEMING & DANIEL call. best pine, supplyin two, and at times idly nearing completion. Please call and examine w hich I Offer at Fries to Defr Com petition three steam saw mills. The Mayor approved the ordinance ats always ean.h114....o.

Having a pretty little round lake in the granting N. S. Collins the right of supplyys n Counselors at Law, my stock; always wailing to ity limits for bathing, keeping the t ing water for the city twenty-five years.' sho go ds for inspection. A R

well drained and eansed--using thelihter Cotton is very discouraging to farmers, XW. A. iZIAYNSK irANAGg and purer vegetable and fruit diet, citizens and they are ready to take up any crop Office: Corner Forsyth and Market, ne atch Repairing a have no yellow fever alarm. All seeing promising better profit. specialty. the common sense editorials of the NEWS- r ACKSONViLLE, FLORI HERALD on the needless fright, approve Tubsday ht at the residence of Mr. CKSONILLE, - FLORIDA. NO. . 4 Laura St., Hazeltine Block, Jacksonville, Fla. them and will iii time learn reglarly' to and Mrs. EL. Snowden's a sociable was PAULW._M_. ......

read thejournal. A settler sending his given for Miss Laura, er. Snovden's PAUL W. MO = UNT -TI N TIN 1 goods ahead telegraphed to citizen asto charming sister, from Ocala. ... ... It e*and Comlo at~ Law jPL TZ] T ' U ...

the danger of his family following, was an- More town property has changed hands

swered of course to come right on. Not a within the past week than for several nIawr~rrn i Uln nk case of fever known in the town or vicini- months past an indication that fall trade 64 WEST BAY STREET, -lY Sl ty, the health being good through all the is upon us. Jacksonville, Florida. .nn. summer. Lake City, by March 1. 1888, will have HOURS OF ARRIVALS ack o i ll S d1 om pany,

BLANTON. a $10,000 water supply' and an electric Established 1873. Established 1873. light sys tem. Mr. N. S. Collins Will p h ed 187. AND DEPARTURES FROM POSTOFFICE While out riding with a friend last Sun- the work rapidly as soon as the Mayor W - ,-Lt YN -, 1 & ., MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DALERS IN

lay afternoon JohnWestley Downing, was signs the bill. (Successors to G. W. Markens,) ARRIVAL OF MAILS. ~~ Town y hi orse ni- , a ains a signsal the biq AR IA DLFS MAILS.CO L RS RI)ES T thrown by his horse runng against a Our esteemed friend, Mr. A. F. Rumph, TERN-ininnat,

Ground and ruptured a blood vessel, dying twelve miles south of n forms id f Chicago, Savannah Char re onng rutueas thon hev 1diy to th t apryo hlsl n eail LiurDealers, CESTERN-CSacanna,r SADDLES, HARNESS, C~OLLARS, BRIJDbES) ETC

a short time afterwards. The two young usthat a party ofgentlemen in the Marcum leston, Atlanta San Franmen had just started on a race to test the settlement are taking advantage of the AGENTFOR the celebrated "J. H. Cutter" ceisco, and all Western

Speed of their animals, and had not gonedry weather arming themselves with axes, whiskies. Any quantity supplied from points 8 00 am 120 pOrders From pty Filled. .when Downmg's horse f e t tree ngton, Savan na hTWshin

n ~~fare when r.Downing's horse owigasangfouled m]the tree hoes efiya atn frmand hookhdupeeetd started out 'g : ce oator hunting.: Elg halfituwadS pintosnpward NwYrk ewtn Svnnh Wahn- s, flask hrejugens ore ec..'. Gl ... ....:.:i. 280pm 7 TBY IK0

in a turn. Downing was a yon man ad They had unprecedented success, killing tonnti--lnP~m New York, etc...... ....... 12830 pm7WSTBYTET much respected in this section of the co n- it average ng from ten in Elegant Sample Rooms. Ne Orleans, Mobile, Ga . n WEST BAY STE , .so L, F

Se lees managed and blind mother feet in length and certainly Monday We have peci faciite sf te J tn et .. 7 pm y.dtarsinnlehndoothe was not a very good day for 'gato, either. TarE vowil facilities for the JUG Orl and Bartow, ' pa, nail r. ' TRADE. Ours is the largest in the State. Key West and Cuba...... ........ 7 00 am

CITRA. ESCAMBIA COUNTY. 91 West Bay Street, Palatka, Orange City, En- ICE. terprise, Sanford.......... ......... 150pm

The latest returns of the summer absent- [From the Pensacola Daily Commercial.] JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA. *Pdalatka-A Special: ..... ..... p .....h..n ~ sh i gma l 2" I._ l O E .... use wweaore ees are Hon. P. P. Bishop and family, A. The Choctawhatchie river packet W. G. Bottled Beer. Imported and Key West Cigars, from X.. o *800pm A. S. Kells and family, and A. E. tevens Little is on the dock at Blackwater, being B ritus a .i.................... .... .. and family. repaired. Rle;i ..... .. 1.0p..CEJa k o v ll...f t r k o k m pPauIn s ... ......... ... 30 . ... .... .

Mr. A. S. Sutherland, of Knapaha, hay- It will be gratifying to Americans gener- and Am0ugu01iestine...10 00 am 180 p m 6 00 pm ing formea copartnershi, with ., R. C. ally, and particularly to the people of this Favaes, Ie .800p. 800p OxTcala FGai esil Ie, Le Douglass, wreill make Ctra his future to know that it wasa ensola by0- burTvares, et. . 300 pm 8 00 pm CedarTmKeyWa home. cidrian B. Dunwoody-who, in a recent _]T Bronson etc.... 3 00p p

An ice cream festival was given at the swimming match at arise, France, won Brooksville, Fort Mason, 3 e O .. Le'4 A .' :L. L B Ci: ACLOD O SA SPE IALTY. Academy on Tuesday the 11th inst., for the first prize, a handsome gold medal, Altoona, etc ........... 8 00 pm in S Ii the benefit of the Methodist Church at this defeating a large number of competitors. Tallahassee, Lake City, SACKED1A O place. A nice little sum was realized. The race was open to all residents of the e nsacola ea ............ 900am- pm TOAC CIGARS. Oacenofe .... m _ nation, Good for iddan, Tailrin Esarih en ernandina .. '..-...... 9 oo 00 a 0p m TOACO & IAS

Onaccountof yelow fever in Tampa n ,G f A U ) Jacksonville, Mandarin, excitement has run high, an a strict quar- The Sullivan Timber Company. having etc., to Oragedale on eas antine is being kept at this place, occasion to make a payment of $30,000 at STOCK ALMOST COMPLETE side river. Gr e.. .. .. 100 amC

r.C-Mobile, one day last week sent over the -- -- Myport, Ft George. etc. 8 40a in an~~~Mr. nC. H.fBateman, whoth Foda.uhnis now ,,assist- sumin silver ba a e y a tug. Silver ebig°e atha W t i~ n

agent of the Florida Southen railroad su sunsivernby tu vr rbe ata DEPARTURE OF MAILS. W h101s8l1 1N 18S ill Tobacco and Cigars. at this point, will take a position as bag- discount in one place and at a premium in We vite I i D P TRE O MALSa age master on the same road in a few the other, the company made $100 by the . . •

days operation. And are Prepared to Meet all NEsTERN............ 6 15 a in 6 00 p in I.p... rt .s ...f ...a .. ..... .

S Mr. J.i W. Hodges, who has been wisit- The race yesterday between the sloop Legitimate Prices. New Orleansi....... ............ 7 15 am P. 0. BOX, 206. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Ing "in Augusta, Ga., returned on Tues- yacht Annie S. and the pilot-rigged Lizzie Orlando, Bartow, Tampa, day the 11th Curtis, was a walk over the sloop. Having secured the services of a cutter, Key West, Cuba ........... ..... 12 00 m

day -h 11th. The schooner Nettle left for St. An and added a coat-maker and pantaloon, Paatka, Orange City, En, i- 00i-I Citr.'s boom will soon commence as the drews, this morning*ith twenty pasen- maker from New York to our staff of artisans, ter rise, Sanford.......... 7 30 am 12 00 m H

oranges are ripesoing fast. gers and a full cargo of lumber and gen- we trust to merit a share of public patronage. Palatka-A special...L.. .J k s ndafulcagoo lmer adg-Io uch It. .. , ... ............ 300 pmi

Considerable work has been done lately eral merchandise. 'I Y 3 1 'itusville and Indian 20 W est Bay Street, - - - Jacksonville, Florida. on the streets. It has addedvery materially Mr. H. A. Fuller yesterday received a Conl ,V river. ....... ..... 7 30am 12 00 m .. to the town's looks. telegram from Tampa announcing that iorneil Eeke Pal........... 5p vT T T .C N ' The Misses kartmann, who have been tne steamer Cumberland had been inter- P....-1u&tEkesle0pm.... .. .. s . : TroIT T I l T .SOI S

quite ill for some time past are much bet cepted and her cargo discharged at a point 302 West Bay Street, JACKSONVILLE,FLA e ee7urg , 11 00 am 800 p cer. be Iow that city. Ijn the event of a con- G__d_____Key,___Waldo,____Bron-i

It tinuation of the epidemic at Tampa, pro- Ceonr KoWaldo,' ron-00 11ai Dealer00nam It is very dry and rain is much needed. viigMntewlo- ofrteLn' iIN(IADJiaaseLk iyi -re n . Fe d S e s 1ie yadCrai southern terminus, which is probable, .JOHN CIARK ye Ok .ao : GRAIN, HAY, FLOUR, GRITS, MEAL and FERTILIZERS.

The fall term of court opened here Tues Mr. Fuller contemplates running the C 11oanden a - Alwayo Reli ble. Catalogue Free. a m orlnng, Judge Bakot oen thee benc. stamer between Pensacola and St An- W'Xholsal. an.id ~tli seni a nhfor eahat ., a0 pam Thi is thorn i m de cour th benhl dlrews Bay, and carrying the passengers laseeRirJn

at this place since MacClenny became the d i ro ach pace on alternate ia 1i n .B ,f.l 7 an am 1 :m Imv Baldwin . 0. Z. TYLER & CO., ~~county site of Baker county. The morn- day.s.. ______ r* dl insi...... -- V ... revean ..... a m 110a p-lUV. ..I .....[ lag was.occupiedoin getting up the l e son..OAGCUNY ....s..o3 0am AND' S "OLD BLAST Adhh hkdde ad Edah andprearig or usiess Tereis ne RAGE OUNY. ndFernandina------800 a i 00p CHASE'S COLDB AtFrnhn,, rs murder case to come up this term, and 'Sem o t an H te Jacksonville and Orange- fDI ID. ruhigUdtaesndE ano, several other cases. There are a great [From the Orlando Daily Record.] dale. ................. 200pm Orders by Telegraph and Telephone many peope n own to atend ourt nd Te olored scool of W st Orano S upplies. M a r, t. G, iieoieiet. ..... ... *

<orlinwrae el pain teda t m. mal takeShoWtlrad f tlWt aSeofli .cked pouches for Promptly Executed. :day.the place wil be quite lively for a fevi topenedesyesterday with 1,49 scholars and ShptoePans Sis T. avannah and Charleston, and generalinail Pag_ s and ...

days nad getfr h R. w & Teh e rin PakLudCman ip'Stores,"Paints, Oils, Etc., for all points north of Wilmington, N. C. At Far well &Wag ' Tablets a~ n nume-rnts . H. MDonad, agent forte F. . & TeSiverSpr.ing PakLand Company pp__wiandDI___________I____O______P_______IgSI"' 3 ata "" re ... .A ll & esTa lta d o u e t eN., is off on leave of absenceand Mr. has purchased a tract of land near Atlan Vessels Splid th Water, Eggs andPutry. FURNISHEDA OTEST NOTICE.

S'Thebeaut is in charge while heis away. | ta, -a., paying $4,0 for it. They intend uiiengs llhr.-4EatBySr t.A nsFo

" to boom it this winter. Iron Railing and Cemetery Works. ORANGE CITY. A. B. Mahon Tavares; H. S. Broker, H prehp rtLIrexiUsi b e th ru. At a meeting of the Orange City branch Ocoee; S. B. Sturdevant, Jacksonville twmeend tye ofesignd u n th fim 0 8 F S . T o Nomd.12

of the State Immigration Society, held at M. B. Given , Sanford; J. D. Stockton, S nes, rs name and style of Stockton &dissolved by mutualSing has 8 est Forsyth Street. Telephone No.

tI City Hal oMonda yeeng sera Fdm R. br; A. HLast Conway;ISherman Ales, Wies irs T omas e T. Sto wil cote"he bine Do Your Own Dyeing at Home With plans for advertising the place Were dis- A'dams,'Gabriella; D. J. Earnishaw, Do- ,AcoltaldesdutohefrndpyC A .u.E L O T cussed and allpresent seemed toein earn-vor, Ky H. Earnishaw, Dover Ky.; bacco and Cigars. liabilitiesdueby the latefirm .STCO, PEERLESSDYES. -:CHAS. .EL I T : eat in regard to the importance of having George Alltree, Sanford, were registered THOMAS E. STRCKTON6." They' willLd e ever hing. They are sold

this town's interests well looked after the at the Charleston House yesterday. Agency Dupont Powder Co. , THOMAS E STRIBLING. They Will dye ever thing They are0 sold in in Th o Our City P sician sas there never was pemer,1887 erywhere. Price 1a packe-40 colors. Offie on Wharf near comi a wter.i T he as: etary it r eid v Y"ey have no equal for strength, brightness, D appropriate fifty dollars for advertising t in the history of Orlando within A CARD, amount inpaCkages orfastnessof color¢pr non- F. R. & N. Freight Depot

aprpiaefft olasfr detiigIn retirn this day from the firm Of Stock- faiKqualities.. ,They do not crockeor smut. •• , e

purposes was signed by every person he hisj recollection when Orlando was Inrtrghsdyfo h imo S toc- iain*qaiis Te ontcoko mt

Sstrct te i £n er n e Ihealthy tate this eseasonm o thee1 o .1T i s to & iiting havng disposederf mys Inter- . ornsae by WaS . A.nDELList HasLt oObl nRvriefo pupoeswa .sedinstructed .... hto at once issue a ci.ular teemi~e.sge ^..,Yneeypr~avrii ase ..easyar __-_"________'A___anne__...__lo_______reen__eere_ e"st-'theexrein to myn

" business partner, I desireetrnt° t tteriaynyh corneri Laeuraf St.n e-h a Dispenysingnd aemacquintasesLaotsrrFor Sale t in Riversides. frOImto

4o the n-rsden cic etrone case of an- kin of fever exists, and -return thanks to myfriends and acquaintances .e -resi e property owners here, that is a man living on the extreme edge GUARDIAN S NOTICE. for their generous patronage hitherto, and to Established New York, 1854.

ig t t .ni h u in oefor of town and he has only a slight biious ?OTICE is hereby given that o the 17th solicit a full continuance, and, I even trust, an Jacksi.,873. * to seurtersi . ~he metn adjourned attack. A&t this time last year there were _ day of. November, A. D. 1887, I will incease ofth same to my friend and aucces- salse Jac-ov-ie .... .13..............

to Tuesday, October 18, when it is expected apply to His Honor William A. McLean sor, Mr. t T. Stockton, who now becomes sole that speakers from abroad will explain n ottless thandtwenty cases of fever and Couny Judg s o velalcoua ta ria proprietor of the business. TE RI N. H .N00NE Y & SONS, STATE NORMAL SCHOOLS the citizens the objects, needs and work - meo the dege Florida, at Jacksonville, Florida, for authority T. N. STRIBIJING. THOSl]k) J ]]. NOONEY & SONSl ST TEN RM L C OOS

ngs of the State society. to sell the interests of Mary L. Lane, a minor, Jacksonville, Fla., Sentember 7.1887. -WHOLESALE - S POLK COUNTY. Sinlock ci townd o Br , 1 said Se The State Normal School for white teachers ....O 5nblc 5 on fBro Lyn dSe, Commission Merchlants wil e opened at DeFuniak Springs, Walton

OCALA. - [From the Florida Cracker.] and county, andin estate of James Lane, deSince the saloons have come into law We are successfully raising the market- ceased. FANNIE LANE, DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP county, on the first Monday in October, 1887,

and gospel, the dry ticket fellows think able varieties of the banana here. They Guardian of Mary L.Lane. -IN AND SHIPPERS OF-- under the charge of Prof. H. N. Felkel, as they perceive a decided change for the bear in one year from planting. 'hey cost FOURTH JUDICIAL CI HE partnership heretofore existing un- Foreign D s Principal. ably assisted. The course of study better. 15 cents per plant, and are wanted 8 feet DUVAL COUNTY, FLORIDA. d top he fhi da beo dighiman &m mhr.i rr u wil cover two years.

The colored force are working right apart, making 625 plants to te acre. You Ella Howe, consent, and William S. Wightman will con- All teachers or persons, citizens of this State, , ,along on the rock pavement round the ask vs. In Chancery. tinue the business, collect all debts, and pay 18 & 20 EAST BAY STREET, who desire to prepare themselves for the procourt-house square and on streets leading "ARE THEY PROFITABLE.?" George F. Howe, all liabilities of the late firm. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. fession of teac ing, will receive tuition free of therefrom, and instead of spending their We submit the following estimate of an TN pursurance of order of Hon. J. M. Baker, WILLIAM S. WIGHTMAN. 118 Reade Street, New York. charge, dimes in saloons they use them for family acre for the first two . IT hereby give public notice that I will sell JOHN G. CHRISTOPHER. Arrangements will be made for board as years. the following described property: 1 walnut All orders for shipping promptlyattended to. cheap as possible. In addition to the regular supplies, including school books for their Land at $25 per acre..... ............... 25.00 bed, 1 walnut marble-top bureau, 1 walnut Consignments of Produce and Fruit are coursein pedagogis, an academic class will children. Starting a higher grade under Cleaning, fencing and plowing.... ...... 60.00 marble-top comuode washstand, 1 walnut A made f o frer infrmaton, deProf. the name of academy, they begin to aspire 625 plants and setting-------. --- .100.00 marble-top table, 1 woven wire spring, 1 moss In retiring from the firm of Wightman & THos. NoKNEY

. FO further information, address Prof. H. ,.

soniewmat in that direction, and grad- -attress, J carpet rocker, I red plush rocker, Christopher, having disposed of my interest CAs. A. NOONEY. FRANK NOONY. Felkel, at Tallahassee until September 4th, ually the oritcome will be commendable. $158.00 I three-shelf hanging book rack, I imitation and good will to my partner, William S. an afte

A little scarce as currency seems to be, Labor and fertilizer two years ........ -- 150.00 mahogony table, 2curtainpoles, andcurtains, I Wightman, Idesire to thank the friends and T -RA A similar schoolin all respects wllbe opened witi a slight restriction of trade, Oala is -- music rack, 1 mosquito net and fixtures, 1 patrons of the late firm for their most liberal .J "E 1 Tallasose at resetie oed now prospering no less, if not more than at Total -------------------- . 33.00 red plush folding bed sofa, 1 brussels carpet, patronage for the past ten sears, and to earn- * ? at

ny time in her past history The next If t-half of the - plants te 2 cane seat bent wood chairs, Icorner bracket; estly solicit a continuance of the same to my DEALER IN persons who desire to prepare themselves for two years 11 s o r nt on- haf 6) hear t at tneauction rooms of M. A. Dzialynski, No. successor, William S. Wightman, whom I feel the work of teaching, under the same circumpib.i...eynday. w urce irg. heand theymewl e $8 The cnOt ober 22 187stanAcPC sccssrs in all regards. For further itforma

w yaill show wer progress, in all first year and they net only 25 eiits a 4, foot of Laura street, city of Jacksonville, satisfied will prove himself competent in every CARRIAGE WAONS HA l S, ETC sadess o F. D. S. cr forthe rms ~~~prooa tny ..... eyond ally two proceeding. head" the income will he 8KS8 The second October:32, 188. OEO. A. PECK respect to fully sustain the high business rep- * 9tion address P of. F. D.S.Tucker. for the pres ....... With ee jounalstwo bnks,"nrespect[ eto efullythsustain theant hight tbusenness Preca-l orU"rof. . V. ibtio With two journals, two banks. numerous year each of the original plants ought to 1. A. DZrAuasIr Receiver. utation and staniling of the late firm. State AgentsforColumbusBug Company t at Penscaola, or Prof. . . Gibbs, at stores, some in the wholesale linesand four have increased (by suckering) to three, Auctioneer. Jo pa n Jacksonville. ... RU.L

irst-chshnotels, witheitizens whose rep- making 1,875 plants on an acre. Now DatedatJacksonVilleOctober5 1887. Jacksonville. F, t.1,.188. Shopsand.RepositoryCor.Pine&ChurchSt. StateSupt. of PublicInstructio.

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