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 'a 1*. <, 1 nE, .FLOIUDA: ,MiRiioii, ., -the- electors, and an immense majority A' RESPONSIBLE AND TRUSTED produced considerable quantities of found to be good, and during the next year-- --

 of thej people of the 'United SOUTH. the light Havana leaf raised from fruit canning was introduced into the United F

 _* ,x. GEORGE R. FAIRBANKS EDITOR.' 'We like the ring in the annexed States.
 r'yY I States.If Havana seed. If the farmers of
 ;t4 8abe4rli.tion,,82 per year, ; six months, SI.ceJ the article from the New York evening According to the Archiv fur Hygiene
 r '+ t N we analyze vote further we Ohio, Indiana and Missouri can a JI
 .< Q comer Centre and First streets second floor. Telegram, and'gladly aid its publication I very profitable industry in the manufacture
 shall find ,that a majority of more I profitably raise tobacco, we see no of sherry wine is, being carried on at Hamburg
 1- it in -
 4 RATES OF ADVERTISING. than half a million of the white by giving a place our reason why the farmers of middle for the ,English and Dutch markets
 a'I' J :Tent*cents a line for the first and five cents for columns.Jrateful for the feeling of Ina ,
 r nebch +i-ubt-equent insertion. voters of the United 'States voted for Florida can not do so with profit. "superior" grade of it-sold in Ham: w

 m+, :'Spep$al local notices 15 cents a line. Cleveland. Mr.\ Blaine. does not confidence_expressed towards us, we Florida in 1883-4 manufactured ,burg there was found a small proportion b:

 tti1: +; (; <; ,;Reading; : notices;25 cents a line. earnestly trust and believe, the South of Spanish wine, but the phosphates and P
. '% ..Special rate for time advertisements upon appli seem to comprehend the fact that 45,830,625 cigars, but New York tartrates of good sherry were replaced If
 not be found in
 { -tion kt the office. his party was defeated by the Intelligent will wanting develop- manufactured over one billion. table salt. The artificial wines-for

 ',tt' r /-*A ing the resources of our glorious -were composed of
 w ,4i;. ? i 'Communications' upon all matters of local inter- unbiased vote of the ,country. ,entirely sugar, water, a'

 kb t tint solicited{rom"all parts of the" county and from He is said to have: expressed the country, now indeed a united coun- SUMMING UP THE BATTLE. alcohol and table salt. Since sherry has
 r '' V ht ongt' e lines'bf Florida railways. try-emphatically the United States. become a ">bar wine" in England the de- _

 ., e 'r J All communications? intended for publication opinion that the party would come THE SOUTH':AND THE FUTURE.-Now that CLEVELAND HAS 37 MAJORITY OF THE ELECTORAL mand has largely increased, and mach

 l Joul<i ibe-,addressed! to the,Editor: all business into power 'again in 1888. If the COLLEGE AND NEARLY 100,000 POPULAR adulterated and artificial wine has been
 'l.r'r. the hard work'of the campaign is over, and imported -
 I"r lepers r &hi ply: o.THE,FLORIDA MIRROR. MAJORITY-THE OFFICIAL VOTE OF there.
 ,1\.t /' ..1 --=-i Democratic party is faithful to its its results have been ascertained it is per- ]

 j: S4 T 1 RDA F'; NOVEMBER US, 1884. traditions and its principles it will missible to forecast the future, and to pre- NEW YORK-THE BATTLE OVER Cotton seed is the Southern bonanza. a
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 dict the kind of influence which the Demo- AND THE COUNTRY SERENE. There are three and a half pounds of seed L.
 W 1jo remain in when it is no longer The election of Grover to
 IIB power; Cleveland is
 now
 YS c
 : ; UTH'AL TV A CONSERVA- cratic policy will have on certain important every pound of fibre. More than 4,000,000
 luSi. + w it will share the fate of Mr. conceded by all'and the great battle of 1884 '
 Sn a .f TlfK't' so tons
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 problems. .Qi e, of those problems, by no are produced annually, but, notwithstanding 
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 ?' Mr. Blaine 4 ,*..in: tne-'closing,. \; days Blaine and the Republican:! party and means the"least important, is the relation.. is the ended.several States The following is the vote of the rapid increase in the numberof
 1 *- ** % 4 ja; as nearly as it can be as-
 J' : of the to the South. Thepeople's miles,only about ten cent. of
 t N ,h\s,'m gi1etic tour Indiana and go under. .' government certained with the electoral vote. It will is per the seed
 fears have been in crushed, the rest being
 played upon respect largely thrown
 1
 -weste [New York a ealed frantical5 be seen that Cleveland has a majority of 37
 : : THE EXTENT AND VALVE OF, to this subject by an unthinking par- away. A ton of seed yields 35 gallons of

 'l. ty liis, .hearers< to prevent the goYqtnment 'LIFE INSURANCE.We tisanship which; has been asserting for years in the Electoral College and nearly or quite oil, 22 pounds of cotton, and 750 pounds of

 -: II< ",' .' beIng seized by the South- have before us a recent reportof that the highest ambition of the Democratsis 100,000 popular FOR majority CLEVELAND.: cake used for fattening cattle. The value

 : :c last wave of the bloody shirt-and the Mutual Life Insurance Company to tax themselves to death in order to pay Plural- ElecPlural- Elec- of these produces is $19. The oil is largely

 the Southern war debt and to pension the States. ity. tors. States. ity. tors. used for making fine soaps, and when
 refined -
 u then! came to New York, having of New York which illustrates Alabama...... 30,000 10 :Missouri20,000( 16
 soldiers of the The assertionhas properly can hardly be
 Confederacy. Arkansas......_28,000 7 New Jersey... 4,100 9 distinguishedfrom
 ni ; lvetl the hoosiers and provincial in a remarkable manner the growthof been made so frequently and,with such Connecticut 1,200 6 New York:.... 1,100 36 olive oil, which it is superseding for
 Delaware.. ... 4,200 N. Carolina.. 1.: ,000 11
 .'e : ewf Yorkers a scare, enjoyed that the business of life insurance in emphasis that it has become a' kind of Florida......... 5,100 4,S. Carolina. 43,000 9 many purposes.
 Georgia....... 45,000 12 Tennessee.... 12,000 12
 'If'is'' of deal
 t ..1tooqle dinner and received the this country. This company was nightmare. ,' course, a great Indiana-...... 5,500 15 Texas......>.... 98,500 13 Notice to Tax .
 like the stories of with which ... ....._ Payers.The
 ghosts nurses Kentucky 45,000 13 Virginia. 14,000 12
 >' :; i4 : .i sura|ces of support from the organized in 1843 and its whole busi- frighten children in order to keep them Louisiana ... 20,000 8 Virginia.. 4,000 6 Tax-Book for 1884 having been placed
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 Maryland. 16,000 8 in my hands, I am now ready to receive
 a f ) .;urcjhard preacher. ness for the first five years only still ; but it has nevertheless had its effect.It Mississippi... 33,000 9 Totals..444,700 219 State and County taxes for the present the

 ::\ In Indiana ,and Western New reached half a million of dollars, at has been believed by a great many as im FOR ELAINE. May be found at my office on Second street year.

 t, '. *: I Torlt] where the bloody shirt was the end of twenty years it had assetsto plicitly a child believes that if he goes States. Plural-ity. ElecPlural tors. States. ity. Elec-tors.' next to and Prescott's Saturdays shoe when store, on Wednesdays -

 ., California..... ........ not on a collecting 
 round the corner to play a hobgoblin will 10,000 8 Nevada. 1,000 3
 tour in
 :,. :.waved,]both gave an increased vote the amount of twenty millions of Colorado..... 3,000 3 N. H'pshire4,000 4 the country.
 catch him and eat him as quickly as a Illinois.._ ... 15,000Iowa 22 Ohio ............ 31,000 23 W. F. SCOTT,
 7 .fr the Democratic candidate. dollars and in the last twenty years Christian would swallow an oyster, and it ...... ...... 18,000 13,Oregon..... ... 2,100 3SO Collector of Revenue for Nassau Co.
 .. :: Kansas.......- 63,000 9P'nnsylv'nia, 80,000 :: Fernandina. Nov.
w : It requires but a brief knowledge has increased so that it now has has, about the same. basis of truth. It serves Maine........ 20,000 6 Rh'dalsl'nd. 7,000 4 15.1884.

 -, ; 'j <rf the t past history\ this country to assets to:the amount of one hundred the nurse's purpose- and saves' trouble to ,Michigan.M'ssch'setts....-. 15.000 4,000 14 13 Wisconsin Vermont........... 22,000 9,000 11 4 Nottce.tKing I

 ;, ,r t l t tI I shake her direful finger in the child's face Minnesota.... 32,000 7 _
 I : <{te1n nstrate how utterly, unfoundedias I and one millions, of dollars, and has I Nebraska...... 20,000 5 Totals.356100- 182 Hiram Chapter No. 3. R. A. M.
 and recite instances in which meets
 warning
 on
 Cleveland's Electoral Wednesday evening next, at 7
 majority, 37.
 ,',; .Elaine's unpatriotic appeal. one hundred and seventeen thousand mothers have been robbed of their darlingsin Cleveland's popular majority 88600. P. M. All II.'A. Masons in good standing

 ., ':]*or tle| past thirty years the South. policies out insuring three hundred just that way ; and it serves the purposeof are Fernandina notified. November D. R.21,1884.BAXTER H. P.

 +; l::l l/as had no Southern Presidential and twenty-seven millions of dollars.If some politicians, and saves them the OFFICIAL VOTE OF NEW YORK.

 lndidate in the trouble of yielding their places to better As.the. chief interest in the election returns Valuable Orange Lands for Sale
 < although pastthirty busi-
 : the were to stop .
 I company men to give their version of the same fableto centered in New York, whose vote for Tracts containing twenty acres each of
 } f i ; ,years of the republic it furnished -,: ness they could their policies as Cleveland decided
 ,: pay the credulous.The his election, we give the choice, high hammock land on Orange Lake

 ; ,a Washington, a Jefferson, I they became due on the usual aver- time has gone, however, for a broad official vote of that State for all the candi- suitable for orange growing and truck farm-

 f :"a Madison\ and a Monroe in succes1 age term of life and leave a surplusof and generous patriotism to admit that the dates, with the Garfield-Hancock vote of ing, are now offered for sale. These lands

1 ,. I.lOn. twelve millions of dollars on handto South is a component 1 part.of this country.A 1880. The actual majority of Clevelandover are very conveniently situated for transpor-
 .
 I generation ago' that limb in the body Blaine is about 1,140, but the majorityof tation, by water or rail, and will be sold on
 No fact is better
 ; 1 attested than that
 divide as profits. The Mutual politic was diseased and it became necessaryto 1,087 is the majority of the lowest Cleve- terms to suit purchasers. Titles are unques-

 .b tjhe Southern people ,have always company is a purely voluntary pro- put a ligature round it to stop the flow of land elector over the highest Blaine elector: tionable. Also valuable timber lands in
 large bodies. G. R.
 ',' Ifeen conservative in their allegi- tective society in which all the pro- arterial blood while the army removed the 1884. _1880.. February 16, 1882, Fernandina FAIRBANKS, Fla.
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 tumor rebellion which had its roots r--------- .
 ; to the constitution and :
 ; a fiance perty and all the profits belongto
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 firmly imbedded in the system of domestic i Notice.

 :, laws, and the civil war was the person insured. It is an ines- lavery. The operation was safely performed 'd a 0- p.:- t)- :o Music Lessons can be had on any kind of

 ,' ;.brought. on because they ,believed timable boon to, the families of the ; and the South is now no more likely CoUNTIE9. ,g> -<=:S= +q J.o:> .0:::; t 0): CI cc ::> Orchestral Instruments. For particulars,
 d -- -a. a a call on W. J. LOHMAN
 r1?'! w :their constitutional rights were .invaded. : assured and in case of'business or 'than 'the West ;to become an element of 6 q q:3 ij w 0 :Music Teacher.

 ., danger to the Union. The rehabilla ion' of 48 Corner Ash and Sixth
 ,ti, They patiently submitted to unforseen misfortunes is often the Albany......... 183t5 17698 983 312 96241 65&iAllegany. streets.
 slavery is an impossibility. It is no more ...... 3886 6668 736 1180 M82 6828
 ? 1 .the abrogation of their civil governments only property. During the year probable than that the sons of the Puritans Broome......... 5780 7182 1H 458 5450 7173 Overcoats and Winter Clothing

 : during the period of reconstruction 1883 it paid out to the families of will reorganize ancestral institutions in Cayuga Cattaragus.......-..... 6065 6041 9'205 7463 421 372 591 930 5466 5976 7401 9372 At cost, AT PAUL FUNKE'S.

 and have I The South is better off Chautauqua. 5861 10670 431 540 5472 10422
 done act Massachusetts. Call and See the Great
 no or deceased policy holders over five Chemung...... 4719 5198 613 185 4806 4636 BargainsIn
 + thing to; their loyalty to the financially without slavery than it ever Chenango... 4410 5462 3M 506 4.)9' 5769 Blankets, at J. & T. KYDD'S.
 impugn millions of dollars. The rate of in- Clinton......... 511; 5973 19 3.) 4250 60b0
 I,, t .i '.constitution and laws of their could have been with it. It did not see Columbia...... 58.34 6424 36 168 5992 6486
 coun- surance per $1,000 is yin a man of this in sixty-one'; but it sees it clearly now. Cortland....... 2774 ,4042 112 375 2749 4124 Clam Chowder
 Iii this election Delaware...... 4956 59M 112 437 5084 6058'' This at
 -<e f i -1ry. they .. .sup- twenty-five, $16.91; for a man of So says Senator Gordon, of Georgia, and so Dutchess....... 8677 9701 98 498 8475 11045 tf evening,
 ,. : }orted ;two Northern candidates of says the bulk of the former plantation own- Erie............ 2.1759 26249 2fJO 72.5 208-10 24199 J. FRED Lomus's.
 } $19.40
 thirty, ; a man thirty-five, Essex..... ...... 2776 4551 61 63 2775 4776
 If r '.nominated by the Democratic National Theseare Frauklin.. ... 2948 4638 67 70 2799 4185 Bargains in Dress Goods
 I frJl $22.42, and at forty, $26.61. ers.There ........
 ,' are vast resources in that'section of Fulton? 3.)24 4617 38 2Z7 3327 4579 At J. &; T. KYDD'S.Blankets .
a fti'V i : : Convention a ,platform Genesee...... 3643 4631 41.3S6 M81 4815
" > upon small sums for even a laboring our common country; and they can be developed Greene.......... 4152 '4167 182 260 4405 3879 and Comforts

' $ :':-. -..of' honest government., man or mechanic to pay annnally to only by Northern capital. 'It is one Hamilton.Herkimer. ....... 5328 567 6138 521 56 3 327 21 5070 552 6331 406 Below cost, AT PAUL!FUSKE'S.

li > -3 i! The South is to-day the conservative secure to his family the possession ofa of the most, .inviting, fields of enterprise on Jefferson....... 7075 90'29 33 E36 7216 9439
 ...... .
 s- King 69'1.58 53512 2202 1367 61062 51751
 ; ? Stock Fine Clothing
 i : : force of this government. In sum of $1,000 and even these this continent. It has a thousand millstreams Lewis_........; 3778 --385 14 114 3674 4036 Splendid of
 unoccupied; a large laboring class Livingston.... 4039 5191 118 375 4242 5524Madison. Just received at J. & T. KYDD'S.No .
 t. '. all the social agitations, labor rates are diminishing about thirtyper ....... 48&1 6608 86 529 4683 6793
 which merely scratches a scant living from
 5U3 55.5) 48 1M
 Montgomery. 4947 5230Monroe. : Special for
 + strikes, incendiarisms of mobs, they cent. by annual dividends whichcan the soil : unimproved land by the square .......? 13249 18.25 603 1209 13742 17102 Day BargainsAt ;
 them
 New york.... 133157 90093 33J9 1034 123015 81730 J. & T. KYDD'S, but you can get
 .w t Uave had no share., The socialist go to increase the sum as- mile which can be bought for a mere song.A Niagara._...... 6193 5875 69 500 5937 6478 every day.
 new generation of men is coming to the Oneida......... 13820 13790 189 894 12600 14546
 a E+ c Ms se Iud the;;comnlunist have found nor sured or be used in, payment of Onondaga..... 13164 16890 99 601 11732 16153 ,A Great ReductionIn
 front, and the old issues are being forgotten.All Ontario....... 5643 6382 127 233 5767 6774
 support within her borders. Her the premium. No prudent man but the Orange........ 98U 996R 175 647 9672 10088 Dress and House-Furnishing Goods,
 $ l j";' partisan demagogues recognize I Orleans......... 2907 3997 68 669 3104 4581 AT PAUL FUNKE'S.Miss .
 t B&H ; ..srnators and representatives hi Con- leaves his house uninsured, and no fact that we are but one people-that thereis Oswego......-. 743-1 '9976 265 560 6746 10236

 { 4 ess have not been accused of job- man who has a regard for his wife no North and no South with conflicting Otsego.Putnam...._...._.._... 1526 7307 6871 2103 84 4 432 89 .71&1708 7156 2114 L. G. Watson

 interests but reunited burdened Queens......... 10367 8445 270 201 10:91: Has Select School for girls
 S. 4 .. and She a country 8151 opened a young
 corruption. expectsthingfrom children to fail to insure
 ry and ought ...
 4 Rensselaer. 13-114 13759 686 416 13On: 13672 and children in the house on Centre street,
 with the of self-
 { i x ) ; the new administration ,his life in There glorious responsibilities Richmond.._. 5135 3164 75 90 481' 3291 corner ofSev'enth. Terms liberal! .
 a good company. government. The,''South is willing to take Rockland.. ... 3697 .2593 28 1ZJ 3U5 2G88 class m

 F' but;]a just execution of the laws, have been many fraudulent con- that position, and the North is certainly not : St.Saratoga.y.Lawrence 6035 58-16 1M41 8190 20 92 311 42.5 5835 5808 13748 8116 Decorative Miss Watson Painting will commence Embroidery a, etc., on

 ti and she:believes that sectional ani- cerns and unsafe companies but it unwilling to touch elbows with it in the I Schenectad... 2$7 3260 41 105 2628 3250Schoharie. Monday October,6th,1884.
 _... 5339: M72 37 173 5262 3646 References: ,Rev. 0. P. Thrckara. Mr.S.
 ., will i il march of progress. Schuyler...... 2039 2616 111 154 2293 2790 '.
 /mositiesj largely C. \
 disappear is as. easy to find out a good insurance I Seneca.......... 367 .3309 59 119 3802 3394 Swann, Mr. H. E. Dotterer, Judge
 : I If Steuben......... 9060 Hillyer, :Major F. McWhorter. 45
 p :+ ;under a government which will be in as a good bank but 10047 587 904 8992 10245
 l : company TOBACCO CULTURE FOR CIGARS. Suffolk.:??:?. 6429 5876 53 457 606l 6515
 !the interest of a Nation and not of a don't take the for Sullivan-...... 3607 3332 232 183 3718 3339
 agent's assurances
 :f The soil of Florida is considered Tioga... ......?. 3379 4367 204 401 3627 ,4750 WANTED.
 ;i .it'uncorroborated.The TompkIns..... 3992 4420 267 373 3956 4896 A GENTLEMAN WHO IS A PROPRIetor -
 favorable for the, fine leaf
 + a 'lfrt..y. very wrap- Ulster.-......... 9870 9929 157 429 9870 9994Warren. Resort
 w J\ of Northern Summer
 i ._ .... 2793 3)77' 179 lZJ 261g 3330 a
 ;' ,$ POPULATION REPRESENTED i per used in the best Havana cigars. Washington.- 4222 7337 115 250 4145 7779 (which is eminently successful and pop
 prices of naval stores seem,to Wayne.......... 4730 6843 471 433 52JJ7 7600 ular) wishes to lease a well furnishedHotel
 The Havana leaf commands 35
 ; F THE ELECTORAL VOTE FOR Westchester12524 11286 248 435 '11850 11367 in the South, or would accept a POSI--
 i' ,4 CLEVELAND. be on a decline and so low as hardlyto Wyoming...... 3189 4441 53 483 3309 4695
 : tion and have considerable influence.
 when 'the
 .v j' cents pound broad ,
 per
 Yates._...... 1918 3191 130 200 2191 M32
 *- ; the continuance of Don't want house of 75 to 100 rooms.
 < t of the Untd justify so largea ------ a over
 Thewhole population leaf raised generally in the United
 >L-'a Total.......? 563073 561986 16921 25107 534511 55-5544 Best of references given and required.
 1, t r VI States in 1880 was 50,155,783, production. Spirits of turpentinewas States is worth but 11 to 12 cents. Cleveland's plurality 1087.Garfield's Address at once.
 the 15th in New York plurality, 21033. WILLIAM H. BRIGHTON.
 t #. ds u' includes the non-voting popula- quoted on The demand for ,cigars has in- 455 State St., Albany,N. Y.

 3 i Q K .tion in 3 i, territories and District of 'at 31! cents-in 1883 at 37 to 37* creased beyond any other product.In :ITEMS OF INTEREST. :
 W. K. BAUKNIGHT
 cents-in 1882 53 and 53* ,
 cents.
 + +M' I i:(Jolumbia 783,882, leaving the popuilMian..of 1863 the number,of cigars manu- Bob Toombs voted on November 4th for AGENT,

 "*! 4. I the States having electoral The price in Savannah on the 10th factured was about 200,000,000 the first time since reconstruction.Until WHOLESALE: AND RETAIL

 1'.1'z;' + }1 ;!Uotes, 49,371,901. There are thirty- was only 28* cents. The lower 1883 the number was 3,867,645,000, yesterday General Logan had a AND STOCK DEALER,

 I1 j! |<|ght,States having electoral votes ; of grades of rosin are lower than last or nineteen ,times as many. The chance of getting back in'the Senate. The BUTCHER ANDDealer

 it *, .'k *!I!TJS,$ iihese, twenty: chose Cleveland electors year and higher grades command a production of tobacco in 1863 was action yesterday of Cook county gives the(Chicago Legislature) canvassingboard to the in If-3:

 better .
 Blame electors. price.Stammering TENNESSEE BEEF A SPECIALTY,
 t and eighteen. 23,852,387 pounds-in 1883 it was Democrats on joint ballot. It is safe to con-

 LOlt f' The population of the twenty as many sufferers have 170,361,558 pounds, an increase of I 'clude,'perhaps, that Logan's political careeris BROOM STREET WHARF

 I "States voting for Cleveland was in found, may sometimes be got rid of in a seven and a half times. So it will I, about ended. His English is so bad that 19-tf FERNANDINA, FLA.

 t! 1 t ; The in simple way. A correspondent writes to the I he cannot write a history. Will he returnto
 ,. w i 4 1880, 27,322r113. population be seen ,that the use of cigars grows
 Boston Transcript: I cured myself of an the practice of the law-Savannah New:.
 r E1SSO: of :the States voting for Blaine annoying habit of stammering by in- much more rapidly than that of to- Some of the scientific papers are publish- LUCY COTTAGE,

 1 :, was 22,049,788, showing a majority haling a deep breath between every bacco. It is said not to exhaust the ing an item to the effect that we are indebtedto Seventh-St., near Egmont Hotel,

 ,. of population of over five million in few words, and by never allowing myself to soil more than,other products and Pompeii for the canned fruit industry. It FERNANDINA, FLORIDA.

 'y' : :favor. o Cleveland.. So that it is speak unless the lungs were fully inflated.A always commands ready sale for appears that soon after the' excavation had
 little careful attention soon made the Offers well furnished withor
 to commenced a party of Americans ,found pleasant rooms ,
 ; ,<early s ben that Cleveland carried armajority without board. Table Boarders will be
 habit and
 practice a now I never stammer cash.Gadsden some jars of preserved figs in the pantry of
 ,F s: yof the States; a majority of unless much excited." and Marion counties once : a lava-covered house. The contents were accommodated 2 MISS; also LUCY transient.0. THOMPSON.
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