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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-14

Mis-. BURsIIAM writes from New York
to the st. Louis Republican,: 1.-The
grave has just closed over Mrs. DIS dear
husband. Mrs. G. went of with no in
decent haste to the defunct's late Office
"to see to things" She left home with
a Grape veil disclosing the deep affection
and red eyelids Of q fond and mourning
wife. After a two hours forage in pri-
vate drawers and desks and tin boxes,
she returned. her eyes flashing. her
teeth showing, her whole frame trcm.
bling. She held her hand tightly
clinched in her pocket, and-'0h shame,
oh SORROW and oh base mankind!-in
her hand a lot Of letters from some
strange and unknown female. who nd
mitted the damning fact on the last line
Of every one that she was his own low
ing little puss.' Not atabby Of ordinary
intelligence has aired himself on the
fence Of that widows clearinghouse
since. II has gone forth that the be-
reavcd is on the war-path for that pussy.
May she get her."
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
l~srscIAL - III. soLs nnL pAIrr xrvs.l
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
Tearing Up the city Railroad Track
-Ciubbiag = Chinaman-shoots
ing Afray-0rcenbacks-

SAN Francesca. July Al p. ~
About 100 men arc engaged to-day in
tearing up the city railroad track on
New Montgomery street. opposite the
Grand Hotel. This is the track which
n Of the courts declared a public nui-
anc
Chief Cockrill and Detective Stone
arrested two burly rrffains last night,
whom they caught in the act Of club
bling a Chinaman. The fellows made a
desperate resistance. but were overcome
and lodged in jail. The Chinaman was
badly beaten by them.
Ashooting ARRAY occurred last night
at d. 0'Brien's saloon on Jackson
street. in which sevsra, shots were ex-
changed, but no one was hurt. The
police are hunting for the participants,
but their names are not known.
G~reenbacks, 9l@9lZ.
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FLYING HonsB.-The flying horscl
will be In motion ct Fort Homestead
during this week from 9 r. n. to 0 r. N.
Parents are invited to bring their little
ones and allow them an opportunity to
enjoy q pleasant ride ut q cost Of only
one dime each. See advertisement else
where.
WATER CoxrASY IMPRoyExESTs.-The
Water Company are laying q branch pipe
from their main pipe on the American
Flat grade out through the neighborhood
Of tho Caledonia mine. for the accommo-
dation OF q large number Of families
residing in that vicinity.
SHUT DowS.-The Belcher hosting
works have been shut down since Satur-
day morning last for the purpose Of lay
ing the new track on the incline. II Is
expected that tho new incline machinery
will DO ready for working operations in
q day or two.
FUSERAL.-Tho funeral Of Mr.. Wool.
ley's daughter was held this afternoon
and was attended by q large concourse Of
people. The procession numbered over
40 carriages. The remains were buried
in the Gold Hill Cemetery.
Dun SurrNEsr.-Thc orc shipment
by rail has fallen of considerably with
in the past few days, owing to the shut
ting down Of the Belcher Hosting
works.
PUMPING MACHINERY. - Among the
freight received at the railroad depot,
Gold Hill, this morning was a car load Of
pump column for the Rock Island mill.
INCLINE MAcHrSEnr.-T new in
cline machinery ut the Crown Point
mine will be ready TO start up in about
ten days.
EMPIRE ScnooL.-The Empire Public
School is still in session. It will close
July 3lst.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
o o N EsTIo iNTELLIcENcg
Tho Blush Hoiiew Inundasion-A
Noble Deed.


NEW York, July l4.-A Springfield
(Mass.) dispatch says Harry Meacham,
an old gentleman who has been n law
maker in tho State. wa the discoverer
Of the leak in the reservoir whose break
inundated Blush Hollow on Sunday If
ternoon. After a careful survey no dis
covered that tho flood was inevitable,
and on a swift horse gave warning to the
inhabitants in the valley. Ten minutes
later the torrent poured down. but the
people were safe ON tho hillside and only
property was destroyed. Tho entire
loss il roughly estimated ut $3.50, 0O0, Of
which the Boston and Albany Railroad
loses nearly half.
Attended Assassinatiou OF BIS
notwithstanding Particulars.
A private dispatch received here con-
corning the attempted assassination of
Bismarck says: "Princo Bismarck af-
ter starting for a drive, was greeted by a
small assembly OF persons, when he was
shot at by Edward Kullman OF Magdo-
burg. The bullet wounded him in the
hand Mt tho moment he was touching
his hat. Tho assassin was arrested.
Bismarck drove through town amid tho
acclamations Of the people, and then
had An interview with the assassin in
iail. the result Of which Is not known.
I have met him on his return. He was
stern, but greeted me pleasantly. On
the assassin was found q poem lauda'
tory to the Pope.
J.hn Mitchell en- Irsiand's Pros
poets.
John Mitchell, the Irish exile, VINO
sails to-day for Ireland to take part IN
politics there, says no good can come to
Ireland from the British Parliament and
Ireland can never be prosperous and
happy till she has complete control OF
her W destinies. and her connection
with England entirely severed. With
regard to the present home rule move
mont, he considers It a sickiy attempt to
patch up . national quarrel. He in
tsnds to demonstrate to England and the
world that there Is something stronger
and more determined in England than
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homo rule. England never grants any
thing to Ireland except whom forced to
do 30. He viii seek the SURFACES Of
the people on the broad principle Of
Ireland's right to complete independ-
once. II the British Government should
arrest him he will take the conse-
quenccs.
Steel Rails for the Panama Rail.
rsad.
Tho Panama Railroad Company have
ordered $500. 900 worth OF steel rails. to
be shipped to Panama, with tho object
Of replacing the present iron rails ii fast
rs they are worn out.
The President ~ Saratoga
SAnArooA, July 14-President Graut
and wife arrived here this morning.
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fIRr IN

AT two o'clock this morning q fire was
discovered in an alley at the n. Z. cor
ner Of Carson and Proctor streets. in
the rear OF ]. A. Lind's harness shop.
The alarm wa sounded by the bells on
the engine houses, and the 6remen were
promptly On the ground. A cistern be-
ing near, there was but little delay in
getting water on the ERE. The harness
shop was q one-story wooden structure,
and the flames marched through 1t in
short order communicating with O two
story building adjoining formerly occu-
pied by the late s. ID. King. Sr. but now
by David Peachnor. The greater part
OF the roof Of this house was burned OF
and Mr.. P's furniture much damaged.
He puts his loss ut 5000. Mr.. Limbs
loss Is estimated ut 81, 1000. insurance on
stock, $4,000. The FIRE is supposed to
have been the work Of an incendiary,
Mr.. p. in rushing to save himself and
family from the burning building lost
from his pocket S75 in coin, and another
gentlemen in rushing TO the fire lost q
valuable watch.
STATE CENTRAL CoxMrrKr.-TheL Lib
eral Republican and Democratic State
Central Committee will assemble in vir-
ginia City at IL n. tomorrow. (wednes-
day. Judge George G.. Berry OF Lin
coin county. Is Chairman, J. n. Quinn
bic, Of Virginia. Secretary. and the COM
mittee Is composed Of the following
named members: Churchill county. p.
Hal. Clayton; Elko county, Harry A..
Harville; Esmeralda county. Robert
McBeth; Lander county. L. Dow Hunts
man; Lincoln county, Harry ]. Thorn
ton; Lyon county. Z. Winters; Nye
county, W. Leon; Ormsby county,
Robert N. Clark; Storey county, John
T. Riorden; washoc county. Wales u.
Knox; White Pine county. John u.
Kittrell. At Large. II. Quimbie. W.
E. +. Deal and DR.. +. W. Conn OF Sto-
rev; A. @. Ellis and @. II. Bclknap, OF
ormsby; DR.. Z. d. Black Of Douglass,
and George W. Huffaker, OF Washoe.
JUSTICE wRioHr's Counr.-Three sis
tiers were on trial Justice wright's court
this afternoon, charged With assault and
battery. Yesterday one Of the tho
amused herself by throwing rocks
through the window Of q house in which
her brother.in-law had takenl refuge.
Upon his emerging from the building.
two of the sisters, who were- lying IN
wait for him. captured the unfortunate
man and held him while he underwent q
ca~stication al tho hands OF his wiie.
The husband disliking the turn anain
were taking. swore out . warrant iof tne
arrest Of his prosecutors. The ma
still in progress rs NO 90 to press I.
T. ny
MoRk SCHOOL Housrs.-By reference
to n notice TO be found under the head
Of New To-day.".it will DO seen that
the Board Of School Trustees have de-
cided to build two new school houses In
Gold Hill. Proposals for building the
same will DO received until Saturday,
July 18th. For further particulars n
quire at the Post-ofice, Gold Hill.
MONTANA SAIoox.-For Emo wines.
brandies and liquors, q drink Of cool,
nice lager beer. q fragrant cigar. or .
choice tempting lunch. go to the Mon-
tana saloon, opposite Pipsr's Opera
House, ID street. Virginia City. For
further particulars see advertisement In
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EUREKA BULLION SrArrsrI@.-Thert
were produced by tho several furnaces
during the week the following amounts
OF bullion: Richmond, $780, 600 pounds
Eureka Consolidated, 49,. ZOO pounds
Hoosac. lG0. 900 pounds; Ruby Consol.
idated. 10000 pounds. Total, 7G2, DOC
pounds. The furnaces made shipments
during the Same timo M follows: Rich.
mond, 900, 900 pounds; Consolidated,
273,2i1 pounds; Ruby, 100, 900 pounds;
Hoosac, 52,072 p~ounds-total. 675.58
pounds. Surplus on hand for the week
awaiting shipment, 96,4l8 pounds
Sentinel, July l2h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-14

wALLrs ON casnAriox.-Al rood men whs
deal fairly and squsrelY BY their fellows win b
pleasunbly renemsereds long alter their soul.
shall have returned TO the companionship o.
the lust. and thsir bodies are properly siemated
In tSe most approved modern style. Tnere AZ
burnf before death for their inherent wicked.
ncss, and among these are clothing dealers who
swindle their customers BY selling clothing not
worth half It's price. Such men ought 10 De
crcmaied. and their stocks Of clothing. with
them. Cali at my store. In Halls Building,
Main street, opposite tho once OF the 0oLp
HIN News, when you want clothing, and j VIII
do you honest and square justice.
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Az Irishman remarked to = compan.
ion on observing a lady pass: pat,
did you ever see 80 thin q woman rs
that before?" ''Thin!" returned the
other; botheration, I've seen one as
thin as two Of her put together, I have"
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wmr IT Is.-lt 10 not strange at all that thu

WIN IT Is.-lt 10 not strange o. Al tnat I'M
sidewalk In front Of W.. r. Rlsen's store II
blocksded with goods every day, and 20 mani
people coming out loaded with Eoods, iof VIZ
do for . month. Biz pounds hns crushed susa,
81 %; : pounds fns brown sugar, u %; Irs,s
tomatoes, IN can. Is cts; frssh peachee, "
can, Is cts; frssh oystsrs, IN can, Sen,: pt'
fmit, an can, rs cts.. AID everything IN pfoRor
ton. Go and get . paekaes Of kisons eenee
fresh ground syevy week. Try u.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-14

A BURLINGTON paper inquiries: ''what
shall II profit q young man II he wear q
a n and O button.hole bouquet az large
as a dinner plate. II his optics r not
built to stand q pair Of spring eye
plasses?"
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,..oyll. -patt.dck = Co... Pattern Ar-ue.

REMOVAL. -Buttsnck q Cos rattern Agency
has been removed to No. 50 North Q street, op
poe,te Fitrmeier d Armhrusts Bakery. eight
doon north Of the Postsfhce. upstairs, q
which place all the latest patterns can be Oh
tained. Mrs. K. A. storsr having received thu
agency Of the importing and Wholesale Human
Hair Establishment Of Charles v. reckhan
Broadwa,, Nsw York, 10 10 prepared 10 sup
ply ladies with 1rst quality OF genuine hair q
New York rates. Gall and see ssuples and
priee list. Mrs. Z. A. storsr. No. Sc North {
street, up Stair, Virginia City, New. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-14

Arrrsrrox.-An An persons Indebted TO y. y.
waller are requested TO call q bis ssess sns
settle their accounts within thirty eays, sso
thereby save themselves sxpsnsee - tiooxe
All sccoupts rsmaining unsettlee q - ~ y
thirty days, win Be placed In ne hsnas o,sA
okesr for collection. Z"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-14

ARusu.-It IL no wonder that @. A. Nolts
meier, Of q: M%:,roeollt.n Boo. and sac Is
ing sueh q rushing business. He has las, y
turned from San franeiseo with Q Urge stos.
OF the latest .tylss .sd neaa au,h h.n., a.
ever. Just walk up 10 No. ioe South o strss''
and examine his new geods. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-14

wrrH Roos Bnorun.-Trus Locke, 90 vel
known In Virginia and Gold Hin .. fornsI
salesman OF Haze Brothers, 10 nov Win roo.
Brothers, the fxmous eiothisrs on Q street, WI
ginia, opposite the Enterprise building. ne W.
Be pleased TO meet any o. his old nisnas III III
guarantee the best satisAetion In the way o.
Trade, Gall at Rsos Brothers.
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A LAnarn number Of trees have been
planted in Minnesota this Spring than
during all the previous years Of Its SET
Element combined.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-14

Up tho river from Truckee is a beauti-
full drive. between two towering ranges
Of mountains. with rocky sentinels post
eel here and there. on rocky promon-
tories overhsnging the road. and threat
ening the entranced and awe-bewildered
traveller at each turn and wind. The
beautiful Truckee foams, sparkles and
bubbles on one side OF you, while on
the other side the whispering Summer
winds sigh gently and lovingly through
the waving branches OF the grand old
cedars. furs. pines and tamaracks which
clothe the mountain sides. The boat
is here. and l must send this letter I'M
finished. JAo.
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srocK REPORr.
,,rrosrrp pAnr NJ npsa . uAlLl

~inxroarsp BABY nr nrsIa . uAiLl
Last Evs.i.g.
100 Meadow Valley. T,7k
$50 Raymond 4 KY. 10, i3k
ass E1rta Con. fsx. 49,. isk
80 Pioehe.s
50 Belmont. ~
70 Page q PanAca. 62kc
100 Newark. IN
40 American flag,a
SIS War Eagle. .. 7,..ak
go south Chariot. IN, II, lax
20 Mahogany,
100 Ida Kilmors, AZ
50 Mentor. Belmont, AZ
$50 n Dorado south. }, AZ
IS Con-,
ats Golden Chariot. 10, loX
IisS ssles.f, -, isx ssO. -. II 30. TN. 7-..
30 cro.. Point. % s,o, Is. 7sx
70 chollsr Potssi. ca
o Hale . Norsrsss, Is
as Cen Virginia, 79y. Ok, 81 b,o
los o,srnan. s1s se6, s,S. ), ss
$50 Imperial, X, IN
so ophlr. Is isS, 49, :, q, 8, ,o
1850 k.pirs idaho, o'aS, ~, e'' % oso'
go Eapirs MIN. 7.sS.Is
This Msrning.
ifso Ophlr. lsk. is,.. tsx b5
SIS 9osldgk Garry, 20. ak
eco Beat 4 Belcher. ~ - 90. u
$40 Savage, u. s. 80, s2S. -
as casliar. retssl, Is, cx, CO, 81 80
ITO I@psr.l. !. 'rs ,vN
' S:s s:ss.si. AZ, lax g. is.ic
go yellow Jacket 81 sS q s. 90
80 Hale & Norcro.s, 50, say, 80. 81, uX, IS
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FROM RENO, z

Aosng OF Acknowledgements Ten.
test with Four or Thens-Two Of
the Gang Dangerously Wound.
eA-vfgflanec Committee 70 be
Organised,
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Truekes

For breakfast. We hankered ai-
ter fish, We pinned for Ash,
we prayed for fish, We wanted trout.
Mine host Of the Truckee Hotel had
plenty Of trout; oh, yes; lots Of trout,
scores Of trout. but insisted that we had
not time to wait until he could butcher.
skin, and broil the latest and choicest
Of his immense variety. We maintain
ed that we had plenty Of time. and to
spare; but 1t was no go; he would not
see IL; and so, half starved. we got
aboard the stage, hid farewell to
Truckee and started for
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LETTER FROM LAKE TAHOE.
's..nsroxpzze, or m. coin M. rival
McKNSKY's HorxL,
SuoAR Pnx PorNr,
July IL. 1874

oUuAk EINE fOINt,
July IS. 1874.
En-. Nxws: Our party OF four from
Gold Hill arrived at this most beautiful
retreat from this worlds troubles on
Saturday evening. July lith. The trip
over was delightful, via Reno and
Truekee. Arriving at the latter place
about AZ O'Clock in the morning. we
procured from viii Csmpbell q pretty
little team and started out for
Dsuner Lake.
Which is situated about three miles west
of Truckse. and directly north Of
tho Central Pacific Railroad. at
the foot Of q towering mountain,
about half way up the sides Of which
the road winds along tho entire length
Of the lake. and being enclosed with
snow-sheds. presents the appearance Of
an interminable bridge set upon the
tree tops. II 1t does not remind
n Of Hoods Bridge Of sighs." Il GER
tainly makes one sigh to behold II.
The lake lies placidly at the foot Of the
mountains, and ut sunrise Ii q magnih-
cent spectacle, rejecting all the beauti-
full surroundings as perfectly Is would
n French mirror. There are no hotel
accommodations at bonner 80 far, and Il
seems a pity that so beautiful q retreat.
resting in full view Of the great CONT
mental highway, should DO thus neglected
"l
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SMALL PoI.-A casa OF smallpox 10
reportedn near the foot Of the ophir grade.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-10-22
FRIDAY.

of each week for the performance
of this work; but we can take
your ORDER ut any time and nil il in
hour il You are in hurry.
By reason of having a certain
day to do this work We can be pre-
pared and have our presses in read
iness,-thus enabled to
adopt the lowest scale of prices
and place them within the reach of
all. In order do this have
fixed the schedule follows /:
GLASS CARDS.
doz dos
Calling, line, any color 80 81 70
Party invitations, with AT home"
and additional lines. ............ 90 90
per 100 per 200
Calling, line. .......... ...........$2 Is 81 90
" " 90
Business cards to lines. % 500
BRISTOL BOARD CARDS.
per 80 100 200
Calling, ! line, any eolOr..-s 80 Is 81,
Party-as above. Is 90 IS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-10-22
Aliens Academy,

Nos f34 q; 1876 T,centy- Second, st., Chicago.
An English and Classical school. prepares boys
and young men in the most thorough manner for
any College or for business pursuits. Boys living
in any suburban town within fifty or aixty miles
of Chicago, can attend this academy by coming in
on the early morning trains, and returning home
on any train after o'clock p. NJ. Term common
ces sept. 9TH. IRA w. ALLEN, Ii. ID. Principal.
Assisted by an able Faculty. Sept. ~, It
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-10-22

One volume OF the Inclana journal
Weekly, will be given as premium To
any one who will send us $3.50 for five
yearly subscribers, for the Marshall Coun-
ty REPUBLICAN. Here is good chance
to get good Republican paper, for avery
little trouble.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-10-22

Texas Grand Prize Concert,
Postponed to October &c, 1874.

NO CONNECTION WITH ANY SIMILAR
ENTERPRISE.
The Hon. Jas. T. d. Wilson. Mayor of Houston
and the City Council endorses the enterprise as
follows:
HOUSTON, Texas, April %, 1874.
We, the undersigned, regard the Real Estate
Distribution, which j. E. Foster proposes to make
on the I'D of October next, in this city, calcula
ted to promote improvements, and placing within
the reach of many, who otherwise would be una
Bile, chance TO secure a home for them and their
families, and having from our long acquaintance
with him, every confidence in his integrity. We feel
justified in saying, that we believe he will carry
out his Distribution honestly and fairly, according
TO his advertised plan.
signed by the Mayor, the Hon Jas. T. ID. VIII
son, and City Council.
Capital Prize, $500 Gold: ten Residences in
Houston; Population 5000, and the Railroad GEN.
of the state; $50 tracts of land in different por
tons of the State. Value of prizes, $l4o,Oo; 49,
U0o tickets, az 81 each. The management are so
well convinced of the success of the Enterprise,
Il at they feel justified in promising to refund every
cent of money, if the drawing does not take place
on the 22d of October. EVERY PRIZE PAID in fnll,
whether all the tickets sold or not. Send for
circulars. Agents wanted.
T. w. HOUSE, Treasurer. Address
j. E FOSTER, Manager, Houston, Texas
Aug. 18th, lew.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-10-22
MUSIC FOR SCHOOLS.

We give particular attention to the selecting OF
Music for school purposes. Teschers fayoriDg us
with their orders need only state what class of
Music they desire, and we with guarantee to make
them satisfactory selection.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-10-22

First Premium swarded at the Marshall County
Agricultural Society Fair, 1871, ~ and 81. When
exhibited and tested in competition with the "Oli-
verr South Bend Plow. Laporte Cast steel Plow,
and the best Plows manufactured at Goshen, War
saw and Fort Wayne. The Committee and spec
tators were of the opinion that the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-10-22
Get the Best

The Best NEW School Singing Book:
Fairy Echoes. Price, 90
The Best Standard School Song Book:
The Song Echo Price, 20
The Best Piano Instructor:
Peters Electic. Price, 70
The Best Reed Organ Instructor:
Kinkel's New Method. -.......-..Pr Price, 2 20
-Ae Best instructor for the Voice:
Ludden's school for the Voice -. Price, 20
Tho Best Guitar instructor:
Worrall's Guitar. --..--.--.--- Price, %
The best collection for male voices:
Sangerfest- .-.--..--...-...-.fnce, oo
me hest collection for mixed voices:
Ne Plus Ultra Glee Book Price, 50
The hest collection for church q home:
The Cluster ..rrice, i ~
The hest instructor for Accordion:
Sedgwick's Complete method frce, o.
Tho b.zt instructo. for Concertsna:
SedRwick Complete method. Pice, 81
Publishsd and mailed. p"s'-paid 6y
J, L. PETERS,
se9 BROADWAY. 4 Y
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-17
WOman's Medical Adviser,

neat little book, C obtaining causes, symptoms
d tr eatment OF all ordinary affections aflictin
female sex, can be had by enclosing 25 cent?.
Address as above. octlim
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-17

EXPRESS
LEAVES HOUSTON
DAILY
Saturday cxcepted)
500 =, NJ.
accommodation
LEAVES HOUSTON
DAILY
Sunday EScepted)
0 A. n.