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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-09-04
Travellers Directory.
LAKE SHORE DIVISION.

Express train leaves Man. TAO Ar. Mil II. N
So Mil. p. IN. '' Maa. 815 p. In
Mixed Man. II+5 a. M Mil. !:20 p. m
GO Mil. 1880 a M. 50 Man. 1:35 p. III
WESTERN DIVISION.
Passenger leaves Man. D. m. Ar. Appleton 6O5 pm.
:. Appleton $40 a. m. Ar Man 1G:15 m.
TWO RIVERS DIVISION.
41pr leaves Man. SIS pm. Ar. Two Rivers S:45 pm
Two Rivers 7:10 a. m. Ar. at N. 7:40 a. m
Mixed Man. a. IN. Al. Two Rivers $50 a.
sc Two Rivers 1880 m. Ar. Man. IL a.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-09-04
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

THE river lot west of Main st. bridge,
North Side. is being filed up.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-09-04

Cato Il Almonds; CenteryIlle; d Schneider; CooperS-
town } Touhey; Eaton, Swenson; Franklin, W
Playfair: Gibson, Johnson Jr; kossuth, Robin
son: Liberty, j Taugher; Manitowoc j Fliegler;
Rapids II Donovan; Maple Grove, NJ Finlan; Meme
j Ii Bohne; Mishicott, J Linstedt; Newton, Wer-
aecke; Rockland L Fsulhaber: Schleswig, K Zorn;
Two Greeks y Bartosch; Two Rivers, 6 DAIMLER; LIST
ward City of Manitowoc, John Schuette I'd ward
Peter Johnston; Sd ward, r Bean; 4th ward,
Rand Village ofTwo Rivers, Wilkens.
, 1874-10-04
MEDICAL.

r..
rps g. THOMAS, N. D.. LAQ1ES fa1
MI Ha South HAlatedst-
, 1874-10-04
SEWING MACHINE io'


s1SGEr: :LATESr,IMPROvEDF FAMILY =: 81. ~ ID
touIlc row t,f drawers, god me-. IS IN '''
tine ago; price S4s. No. Il Tasaty. si1;h-s::
NEW FIKsT-CLaSS sEHIS:;-a a.H,I1cs: tEnss:
Il chem for cash. or will exchange fpt gent aa'
Addro,s y II. Tribune o:licc. : VA wa
TloNE.TH; SEWING nACHISG-GIfY, Y,a.s nHAji.sos .ais o.
u oEco, Il: ard III Clare. up-statr5 ii >.
monthly m;a. Sewing Yisen y destroy. e. re- .i..d.
fachl,ents oil. etc.. 1t luv prices
1,u1, sALE-oR ENcnaScE-A& iHpAi.:ts isH,psiT.:ts
+ Si.g.r s,xnE- -uac.iin". iEanise u ''' 't--zr
I,7;1I; SALE-A NEW SEWING, ,IAChiSE, te.a 81
r SN woa,t s,l fn- sG5 cssj. r "o.1; .a a. Ifal,ed
and .. rr.t in furniture. Cali At No. d o"o'' N4N@
st.. Eouu 81. a. ,,,;yF
I,sE SINGER NEW FAMILY ssi AsE,.lH35 AH,,. j
" nc.riy nsw, cheap foz cssl, II t,kcn IL ""o 0A
Illinois ST.. up s+ai1. ..-- .- =, 33:1:.
6Sg DOMESTIC. TWO LATE-1NPnovs:n?}, 81 - a'rs psr
l r., and three Grovcr i Bak r machines - =
fcct order, Al haN cost price, is Elars F
TARrfEs Dealing ~ on HiyiSG S,f.a SE%a . 80 T.
machiucs. get them jai,anned 1uo IN: Ia oI
IS 9oodas new; a tho ate.t isnEnvalne1!s IT,.
machines. at tao Novelty kcaai, "nFss' ~
GINGER sEWINl;-MAcIIES1: ROOMS or lid ri -
DWILKiNS, 12s C,ark-st-, Room j. a'nea1p''
small monthly payments. -~-.-77.,-;77- ~.
c,1NGER SEWING iSE-PRtSE P's1.,.o., ua
- hce i'll Stx;s-.t. Nachin! - 500 on sno"'a' ~
IN per cent discount tot casa. 1~~ru
,,1SGE. OFFICE Or 4. j. MELCuEnr ~ 10 saa:T smG:
> Hatstcd ST., city azec:. .!acaiass so'N N
paymc1.s rented. And fepstrFd-
,1-tIEEyCUaN1;E-A F1EsT CT. .ss Will ..v:s;
trado s1sI. ALdss.s r. p. Tribune etase.
, 1874-10-04

TOR sALE-s7 ooo CASH WILL BuY ny E9EITY @ w
sa It "a ''ss '
;tssS !; Is. IS sos saisa:s q
sn saa IN sa s S;5s
sSs sSas ii; ' s''f@ Ses6 Il. ~ sa "
wo us :. ill., G1sa s, % sre s
SSfS R,s e., e. IL Rss sass
i,,,K sALE-s1o, ooo-4 SpLENpIp TIREEs?1nY
rnass Ind s.. IL. g. sa @ Moa II,
sssf @;;s e. fSS$S Hsss
# f;t'tfe 'ts Es.S :, Il I'd ss: ..-a 4s
I0R s1IE-sPEvIA HAEAiXs = n HESlDEfSE :;;E
5d 5si,ass ~ '
I1oR sALr--FRoNT1SG. JEFF FERsoS PARK
bsrxsa nsf %H 81 5isi5s m
ToR SAIF-A PERFECT "GEsi OF < PLACE.
: oh!s spdffaas 81
Il: i: n
psvsda q saae saa a. g.'wS inquire ''
non sA1.E-oS EAsY7ERMs-K:Ss:KOo HOUSE
z Forty -si1th.,t.. near wensworsh-ar Apply ".
NOR S1Ig@REsTDFS0Es R7SGT!;G FROM
hrAS ;* eos liz & Desibornsi s1 4e .'eA"S' S'A''
oR MoSTMLY ,,S;k i1cs 4!
Rsiisisis 1R5 FIT A''s Room 10
I1oR sALE-AT 4 GREAT BARGAIN =, SOLD 1N-
mediat -esos5 house win good base'psnt
e & | asss t. MifrIK 'iSa tfHs Apply Room
ToE sALETwof FIRST: CLASS BK1Gk AND MAR
s 81 e. f. II in
EioR SALE HORSE AND LOT On NoR1I SIDE.
aea no*F fas htGfi g.
haass On laa:.oss,. sou:h 70 .; Polk. r.
6a sAtElyTl @ EoENEE as h9;S,|d o. aD1sNSSE I1HKIy
jerks / Co. " Westinghouse. -
, 1874-10-04

6OAHu " ANl60.
pOARD-TNo ROOMS, WITH BOARD FOR q
efson.: must B. plcsssnty located aHd .itsln hs
s. Trbans asS ofses ''''''S's' '1'DA&*'D' 4D''''
RoARp- oSR Or TWO Rooas, AND BOARD.
Tor o 's aaa v a y pn m nam ,s on a. sae
Sain:.ts.; = On south sde, hetwsen Sixteenth aad
mnst t. sivea xddra.. vi sls q tsrs q e on T. Koo@
J. lis Rando:r5-st.. ely
9 5 54s %S!HS p;.5 x anil Fts AsP
te os WITH
i2oAHD-roR GENTLEMAN AND DAUGHTER, s
s; #
RoARD-FoR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. n
strictly nryas fsntl, "hs5s taors sso n9 9thsr
II East LaIest I H. >N''-' 0'-'0'
RoARD-BY a. GENTLEMAN, WIFE, AND ONE
w. ssosh oa
CTS e:Dfs aas seosE sa sfoo
ss aa SgrE :! sss;s a ? 2
tsoDth', + ,, MMtshie,asx preferred AddFsa stating
IT, h whfs s9sd KnSh @ T. 'psksP s"Gd
{ Il. Trbane othee. ' 4-~0' ~|'N ''~'0' '''
RoAnP,IIIX; A.; PRTV1TE EAMhT. VEST SIRE IIIF3
xadio's With full p.FteasEs Ind psies, v H. 7d6aae
poARD-FOn sKLF, WIFE. AND CHILD THREE
years old North south side, with large aieo7e
ss1 81 3? sss to
I>oARp-uN NORTH SIDE, ALCoVE ROOM WITH
md s.. 81 ]
RoAKD-PERMAYEVT. FOR GENTLEMAN AND
rs e %ddess
s5,1 + zs p s;S
with terms terms and lccalon Z 60. Tlibnas othee.
I3UAKD-RoOM FuRSIsHED OR USFURNIsHRD.
vo M adse:s Hss' Is description &C Il 1oon a
2ss }. 1ss!s a.. Ha GET
sss s5s
RoAkn M LAP t, PRIOR 7o
Adas;,s e. Tns
RoAnD-iX PRIVATE FAMILY 1No BOARD
1oanas: and
e asa e.Isy
iss Viz
RoARp p1hsn+ E5RNIsI,Ep ROOM. WlTAIX
s4s as Asss Ct s1s :ssas oaes. s: T.
RoAND=x LADY WISHES 70 E7S1 .i1 4 e PLEAS: AS
~ q ans her : VA 1ddss.s % M. s. caro- o1 Iio
rOAl,D-WESr S1DE-HY 4 SINGLE GENTLE
ID Ia private family. west Of Union Park: large
tas.s iasshsss aes'' Adaaess % Z T1staas esos
DOAKD-A SINGLE GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE
ID ge room in private tsutly, west Of I1niou Park,
with 1.a nl barn. Addrsss q, Tribune office.
l,3 s.ss S !, kSR So J
north of Twoaueth-at. Addsrss, stating terms, H.
Trbua oacc.
DoA1,i,-A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. WITH
ID board Tor gentleman, wit aod child; West Side
n,e}csre4t. Adare.s -. Tribune Office
7503KD-FOR LIT rLF GIRL S YEARS OLD m
ID prir1o family. and wa.re tnoro *Fs :nan chill,
drcn for good And the right place will pay good
pric.. Address IL, Tibuas uItcs.
DOARD-SECOSD-FLOOR FURNISHED ROOMS
and bath. With pirate table board for gentleman,
Wife sad aons, aged II and l3 ysars; hs
vcncnt business eentre; will contract By tho year
references xiyen Aad fsQuFtd. Address
lux aH Grand Pacific Hotel.
, 1874-10-04

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dEScI9ssEuGaRFExTEH d5St u .;ase;i:, vonF :os
es, c. 1aeone e!iss: z--w- 'l.z'''sd. 1ss;sss
?nt Ts9, S9a,h Siae residence ;Ms3Rs
no FxcuiycE-S S71a 1Ee=zz---- . 'a'*a
Esde III T. F2qd ioc.;.9a IS ie1. sid L3sS on TR7
f;oean /. A11-A1 n"'Dnsass' Us South bia-
| * ;ExHchASGK,A H @ GOOD 2N1S6TF ~
mid w.te soad a 4, acapiocke hn2sy. and
d:es. Pos,-6tscs nas 1;s "A gre liberal tad r.
ITO .ExCHANGE-FOR CRY PaopF17
;sssis. Ms .srsf n.hs hairaon 3.,,n,. cGraqy. ry H.
io acres. Web.tes ec:.,a cs'ats, = l. l..
no ExcHaSG1EAnns = :S,fE; - 5;sa,sa = ns.ssorsa
bRirsPy fbpRi tfE III 4 E5oi:;y Isskt1Ias t1a
no Txcn;SGr -; sa..1 1;a,s+s. raln Roe9 = A.
j worth isrrn s. az 70 sls "a bn'ah1S M1ih1S NEPs
properly on We.. s.ae: Addres. i Tssaa.s .sse: e.:
To, Fl EXGnASsE S5a.. e: a. GOup FAN1 Ay1 1oss,
80 49,, -. 1eae. = eH: o. Tribune ia o1ss
On tof ,seaai Its ,ass1tDESgEl1l ns%tD
pEoxs E HEAD $ W.sslnssoan.3s.' sn 3'osA sd' sa4
| fToc cExxCHASGi-A j.: GOOD SUBURBAN In ::
hose saa bozs, bessaes u s:.s III
~ titoune ohaee. -
ExeHASGEIoh bas!s ii +. cAHADA RRoPERfY1
WRIGHT. 81 Bf,.n Block. *. - '''os faf<. JOSEF
| ~ .EACHAShETA G0oD 40. 8 COOK.Sm7s-
-. ooA. .! "eo'. iof 80: Aral5 u SIS oxdsH.;:'e
TO ExchANSSEA A ,Sa y1.t, ai PIECE or RF
,,,o i ; r~ru.xcp . e,1n,na ,,,e.' '',es-- 0aes:
uaimpro1ed proper:y Iae ha,,.s tardHSosED ~ 4SD
avenues a.. Of s.te and Na.th e % s5'
a;o W. once; sxsa zS7 = -, = ~. ."'
i vtnes bnIbe and piants. 10. noY ~ ans, ,E RosES
fasxs farss. elsi5sx o. 1s
RIO ExcHANGE-By II q Vo1RF :, 49,
9eRg,sd p,oe,:s} T.,
;se9hnas. slso tthso:st.,.7 .n.Ebseat ss1dsss
ma5asass; nea1 sl1teenth.;t ior re.tdencs h III
= ID 'ssans Il
M ,iS ET9I ~ ~; " i1T;;1: -
J., - 7;se:5 T.: sss g;
no MOI Fx6a1sdE-t5 IA aIGaiG1Sa7 49, 557,
on fsd.n.aV and rhirtv.. .ah,h. "a *.rEsEs A9EsEs
:spss; tss It. sSss Lot .sss
no ExCHANGE-A CHOICE sUEDiYISfo7 7v
u wilmington on t. T. 'N'' <'S'' D-1' AoAs WARE
ITO ExcuANGE--0ARPGyTE WORK W,7775
5G5 lot e s.t s;foa aaa
mo FxCH1EGE-F0R 4 sT00Y IN a0o6s s,7777
able fer country farm u .sses ihsss
ss Of 9y Il ass adsSaas Rsa Fl
Iosd dep9 and 4, canal sad 9eou. 30 miles fen chas
~ EaE=35cSSzT i Of 5z17f5a aEf7,
, 1874-10-04

Miscellaneous.
TWO NICELY. FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED
l. Euns. with board. In private family. each sutah BIZ
for two modern Improvements. Aadre.s L.
Tribuu- otfIcc.
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PRA1T's ASTRAL Oh.

PRAIT's ASTRAL OH.y e.
Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless. Al.
ways uniform. Illuminating qualities supe.
rier to gas. Burns IN any lamp without dan.
ger of exploding or taking fire. Manufactured
expressly to dlsplace the use OF volatile and
dangerous oiis. Its safety under everypossi.
sible test, and lis perfect burning qualities
are proved by its continued use Ia ovor 800, zoe
families ,
Millions OF gallons have been sold and no
accident-directiy or indirectly--has ever oc.
cured from burning, storing or handling ii.
The immense yearly loss to life and prop.
erty, resulting from the uso of cheap ana
dangerous 0ls in the United States IS ap-
palling. r aa ~
The Insurance Companies aid Fire Com
missieners throughout the country recommend
ASTRAL as the best safeguard when lamps
are used. Sead for circular.
For sale at retail by the trade generally,
and AZ Wholesale by the proprietors, OHAS.
PRATT 4 CO., l0s Fulton Street, New York.
aug27p&WGm. e1gt a.s Hu rf t.aa
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" Git E,Out.N
With forbearance truly astonishing,
oil things considered, the officers elect OF
tins county have, upto this time, forborne
to take any action to displace the present
incnmbents and enter themselves upon
the discharge of the duties to which the
voice OF the people assigned tnem 1t
was, with them, we suppose, u matter OF
courtesy not to manifest spirit of dom
ineeling haste; but, though we appre-
ciate magnanimity to fallen foe. We
very much doubt the proprety of It's ex
ercise to this extent. It a,iuty, no less
than privilege. for an officer elect to
enter promptly upon the discharge of the
duties to which assigned; if, in any
case, there be opposition from the present
incumbent or Others it is plainly obliga-
tory upon tho officer elect to test the va
lidity Of his claim at the earliest moment
practicable. hszrsEa
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-03
w. II. WATKINS

Has just opened in his new building a
fun stock of everything in his linp, consist
ing IN part Of atns assortment OF new books
of all Kinds.
lirst-class stock Of stationery, including
besides full assortment Of all the minor are
ucles, envelopes. letter cap, note, wrapping,
drawing, tissue papers AM twino In quanti-
ties.
In the musical line he has fine lot Of ia
struments, strings, trimmings aud parts for
repairing.
glf cartridges large stock OF all szos,
wholesale and retail y ~ 49,
Dentisis can procure from him everything
needed by the profession.
Orders Tor surveyors compasses and chains
mathematical Instruments. magic lantlts. op.
;ical. philosophical and chemical apparatus
pianos, organs and band Instruments sold Mt
mnnuiacturer's prices. A -A N5DSW3m
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-03
Local Intelligence.


Local DrevIties. "' H'
Gen. J. W, spsight who has bees, vsryH
~ for several doys. has 80 fur recovered, as 10
' De able to come up to town, We coasratu.
$50
-. -. Five'hundred fnd fifty bales of cotton
comprises the shipment yesterday.
= as# AlasAn extra train came up yesterday to DC.
com0md ,l the immense N' shipment Of cotton
now roady. "
CASTS Cotton, wsol and hides were freely Of
,&GSfered n.the market yesterday, in East Waco
Business was unusually brisk on the
other sid- of the river yesterday, every con.
~ ceivable country product was sold. I'D
sFe''"a The fret sht depot is crowded with goods
bothfor Waco tnnd the towns in the spper
counties. Trade is increasing and expanding
DAILY. Ts TAG gE8 n4UH-nEF
Large.numbers ofpasEensers continue to
~ arrive daily each train, They represent ali
rarts Of our widely extended country. d, i
~ ~ Alexander Lowell and Banks 4 LittleHeli
dererve great credit for their efforts in behalf
of increased transportation ~ r. a.. 34"'
e, There lisa store in East Waco that flaunls
a sign tina. reads like This: "The Lsne Star
Dry goods store.' 1t seems to no lonely
enongh, the Lord only Knows. It don't ad.
vertise. and that is what 8 tho nat er
---- The way dust and dmity were blown about,
yesterday, wasa caution to eyes profaao.
a train Of immigrant wagons from And.r.
,8R son county, for Coryslle county passed
- through town yesterday. The folks settle
% three miles from GatesYlle. VA Fst
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About Twelve

O'clock yesterday, while the worknen
p were preparing to leave the new cistern to 20
to dinner, all one side cavei in, and caught
rnd nearly buried one of them, Harry Sweet
'0'ander the soft earth. lie was soon eslrica.
'ed and fortunately ,wasput.litllo hurt He
would doubtless relish little more rormality
IN the going under ce;empnies. -
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our Fricnd,
oaptSAlsxander, is beasting OF the lamb.
IKE demeanor 8ot the inhabitants of that
little villsge on the East side OF the river.
Aiox says they ara sllirpoi 4basy to fight on
week days, anda defer it till Sunday, when
better councils prevail and blood ia spared.
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We Have eaUyan,sue.
Had no much demand for extra and back
numbers OF the BsanrsKR lately. that ws
have not been, " all instances able to sup
ply them. Cur friends wishing any number
Of q giyen issue, can have them by handing
in their orders before ~ ~
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r
We" Years E} FaIss. ...'a r.sT
Night Mrs. Skinner, the hostess of the
McClelland Hotel, assisted by Mrs. Banks
aud Mrs. DR.. White, hsld the usual New
il. Years reception in the magnificent parlers of
shat house. The tables literally groanei be =
meath their loads Of good things. Wine,
from Sunny France, from the shores of the
blue Aoselc, sparkling Champagne, and the
rich burgundy fruits from the Tropics,
AUD from the North, The tparlors were
adorned with the rarest flowers, and alto.
gether were as beautiful as the gardens of
Gull, where they bloom by tho calm Bender-
3 mere. The friends Of those ladies tlronged
to the beautiful scene, from early in the
evening" until the clock struck the first hour
OF the new day. The scene was
an unusual ones and lnakesas regret that out
OF the whole Three hundred and sixty Ave,
lhere is but one New Y cars, day.
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Z coNSF corFsE y COFFEE ! 90
Plenty on hand at
MARSHALL & EARLY
I'd Street Corner of Franklin.
For SALE.

Fox SALE.
One hundred acres oc land ,best quality
six miles below Waco, and twenty-five acres
Oh Ausln Avenue. Also, for rent the com.
ing year, two comfortable rooms above my
store. Apply OF once to
...... j, T. MASHAIL.
dec27D&Wlw VI Cor. I'd II FRANKLIN Sta.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
persons indebted to $. Lyons, lin.
denthsll Co, are requested TO call on s.
Lyons & Collr; and settle at onoe. IF they
cannot pay cash they must settle by motto, on
short time The accounts that are not set
tled will be given TO an attorney for colleo.
ton. S. LYONS & COIN,
Successors to s. Lyons, lindenthall 4 Co
augl6D&Wtf
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dec27D&Wlw iJl,
PosIlIyELY No CuRoMos.

. 49, ~ A-ASh -NV SiiiNo hOS,
The DanbuIy News, for 1874. containing
every week forty colnmna OF choice reading
matter, printed on clear, handsome type, and
fine white paper. H.- Ill
The News is edited by the Dalbury News,
Man; is contributed to by George tired
Townsend, the chief Of Newspaper co.res-
pondents; Charley Leonard. authsr of the
Sheet Iron Cat, and ose of the clsv ,rest
photographers in the country; and other excel
lent writer's. who Will furnis h fresh 90 res
pondenee from the lea ing cities, and con-.
Tribute to the editorial columns. ~
The News has its own Scientitic, Has lion
Chess and Puzzle editors;s publishes the hest
original matter, the best miscellany, and the
freshest md best stores Ia all its de, TART.
ments IL is edited withlscrupulo,is care and
is, in consequence, one OF the best ia u,ily
journals published Sample copies frec-,,end
for one. .--t.s, tr..,,,,.,,
Terms ofSabscrption s., % per AMMAN.
Special rates to postmasosrs and clubs.
BAILEY i DONOVAN,
Dannury Conn 3
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view enra kay.
~ We men Toned yesterday, that business
intrndtd largely upon the sociability of New
Years day, aud indeed, a protest against ~
peryerson as much at variance with the Deau-
tiiul and happy custom, which appropria ties
TO social culture the first day Of the New
Year. Now, not to be unjust, we may say
that thoughtlie day was givon largely to bus
mess, the evening,::(and what lovely even
ing was,) was most appropriately dedicate
to the social amenities OF life in making New
Years calls The Young gentlemen genel ally,
turned out about four In the afternoon, and
fran that hour, till twelve at night, that We
know Of, they were con tho CO." The ladies
generally. SO far rs our observation extended
were, as they always are,'in anything good
God bless EN- fully prepared, and yon should
have seen with what grace and hospitality
they ''receved." Ali what delicious viands
eraced the festivs board; and how do,ibly dc.
lieious were they, received at Woman's fair
hand and meath the smile of beaaty's spark
ling eye! But, how inconparably better than
thi', u, kind words and wishes expires. ed
may be folly in the description, but in
the reality there is a charm, which none who
participate viii fail to appreciate, or to re-
memb,r as part Of the poetry of lie
Tbs body OF an unknown man was
found suspended from the limb of a tree a
few miles below the city. From whence
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DSssoisstisn.'
p. CAswlll be seen by notice to day, the
h-n of Downs, Pierce d Co.., auc-
ltioneers, is dissolved pbc senior retires
10 his farm and will try what virtue there
is in Brazos bottom land. Mr.. Smith acs
cepts situation with Alexander \ Lowell,
and with his fine business qualifications
and bon homns style will prove an invalu-
able acquisition to that highly prosperous
house. Mr.. Pierce, succeeding the firm,
continues the business at the same stand,
and we take pleasure ia commenting
him to liberal share Of public patron,
age. - s s 80 4"
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Christmas Gifts.

Shristmus GIFTS.
Look in at Burgheims on Commercial
row. There ~ nothing nicer THAI ono of
those elegant meerschauns or green bricr
Pipesaash lew things more accsptahls than a
box Of iragraAt cigars. Bcrghaiin has many
things that may be prettier but none, perhaps
that as Christmas giit, would better please
the average man. dSwtf
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CuRIors FACTS.

CuWous FACTS.
ltappoArs that American feninality, the
glory Of man and pride Of nations, adds fresh
graoes and now lauros TO her charms evnry
year. Her dazzling beauty, her winning fea-
lures, her sweet smiles, are causing poor ugly
man to stand aglast! Why all this modern
Improvement? tits being whispered aroand
that tho change is being effected by the use of
tie great female wonder, English Female Bit.
ters.
For RENT.
A house with four rooms. we'll finished,
q fine well ot water within ten steps OF the
door nine acres of land enclosed and in a
fine state of cultivation n good peach or
chard and other couvenlencss, within one
mile of the Courthouse, on the west side Of
the river. Tolws easy; apply to
En- RoTAN,
At Kellum, Rotan 4 Co.'S, East Waco.
dcc30Dtf
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REMoyAL.

n
REMoyAL.gJ II 8
i. A.. Sturgis has removed 10 his elegant
neY Store, on Bridge street. where he lSil
keep the largest stock of General Merchali-
disc ~ the qity ! yeturR LAY, grateful til inks
10 my many customers for past favers, and
shall ever be thankful 10 serve them ia my
new store. Twenty Rolls OF Bagglng and
One Hundred Bundles of Ties juat receiyed
S. +. A. sTrRsb.
CAsr ScoupRR
Shovel Plows OF cold blast Iron. well
chilled, are cheaper; work better and last
longer than wrought iron or steel. For sale
at heieySEHT .UJhH
BLANK WASH Ids1s e7 -
Neatly printed, for single persons ind
famihss, Tor sails at this piics tii .
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WHERE

Can all these Kelly goods be found?
At the northeass corner Of square, Waco,
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Masonic.

4tASoNSs
The following members compose a com.
rnit,ee 70 visit tho sick of j. II. Gurley Lodge
No. 337. during the month of December I:
A. Alexander, b. Alexander +. c. Alexander,
j. W. Brooks and A. Ba"nech. By Order.
II u. p MASSEY, Secy
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Fresh FruII.
Apples, Oranges, Lemons and Malaga
Grapes, at THO. Reisnor's, on Commercial
Row; also candies and conlectons of all the
choice varieties, AZ galveston prices, whole
snle and retail, toys China sets and full
line of Christmas goods generally. Call and
see. .r Tuco REISNFP
decgD6WIf Commoreiai Row
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New good OF all kinds at
r.-Ir McMullen d Co.'S.
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TEXAS IRoN
Has proved to be the best found in the
United States.
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a. : We arr" or ought to be, If we want any
cast iron goods around at kellys House, n L.
corner Public Square
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MARSHALL 81 EARLY.

M hKSTIAI.T % Fairly.
Il Remember thut Marshall a Early, the
80 Street Grocers deliver everything in your
houses free Of charge So don't forget to
leave your orders at once for Citron Rails
ms, Curiants. spices of all kinds and in fact
Everything necessary tomake uu your Miuce
Maats Fruit Cakes aud Plum Puddings for
Tho Chlistmas Holidays. -.
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To THE LADIES.
We have just received an excellent ock
Of Lace, Buffs and Collaretts.
Nom ULIfN g. co.
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FouRTEEN HUNDRED
Acres of BRACES bottom land for rent.
A7ply 10, "a j. Dowys.
10 6t. a
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Hall Il SPEAR
Plow Points and Land Sides at Kelly's
Supply Depot. r.
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KELGyhTExANgJ sEf EhN
Cook Stove is bsautyS 90 and look q

... s Inc loliuwlLg ma Hcu parues keep Elomai
che Bitiars on hand ut maa sGastnrssss urices
J e Sears, Druggist, Waco. a'r'-
j NJ REVERE, :. 49, "a, &
Womacls Kello.l, Druggists, Waco.
Eastlaud 4 Co..
l's " N Anderson, Gro,ar, "f ~ .
Marshall EARLY, b"
q MotA, ~ i1 7fta' 80 mn ~ ~
'breia6erg Leppal, Liqpor Ssaleis
De- LSorrifh Druggist East ws,e-
w IL Turner Co.. 6rosers, +" "a
Rlngsbury Frazier, e. 49,
AZ. Myers,
Z g. N Cur;is, Waco, Texas. 49,
n B. 0TESs,
ere Sole Proprietor and Manufactuter,
sspt2sDtWf Wsco. Isxss I,