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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-10
The Ateheeae.e War.

SiSGlpesS February sSth, Native reports
eoseeseirs The loses Of tie Dutch in Aeheea
whieA aggregate 7,Oo0 ves, are telly eopetue3
I BY ate arrivals tson TIE seat Of var The eos-
s,sst drsia spoa their resources by cholera fever
ard The o7iiosry ehaeees Of var, have - weak
esed ard temorslised TIE paleh, TIA, they are
Row completely On the defensive, They eseoo,
70 sny STEPS CIT q ,heir camp wi,hos, eelsz
ca, down BY an eeeny pho shows AinseN osy
~ the very instant Be strikes ihe blow.
Sicce ny last letter. two haoi7ed Atehjeeese
entered eesees into The ps,eh esrp, Killed three
becdrel nsa ard retired, With oply loss q
tweoty,six q their oHs, Had they confirmed
THETA work hey wos,3 have killed uech great,
es rurber. ard probably wcs'd have saved ,he
usjoyi,y Of those iueeU-Six, who we've shot
dove oa'y 6urirg thei, retreat toward the japg'es
his slost iscsejieis deed q daring IS explained
by the rsess>i,y q ths besissod besiese5s to sr
ply 70 tbes- siverssries tor iresh provisions, ~
sSrve@se;. the two sides eSesssse commodities
a, market hours, ne Aebesaese b,jpS |ow's
and esys jsto the De,eh camp, ard ia return they
take collars, s1d 20 dcce,, also i good scrvey Of
The loc,litiss, ms Is. however, privilege not
conceded % The De,eh. zho are 1cs allowed to
leavs their camp.
To Be 50 reduced IS 70 Be obliged to srply Zoe
fresh provfssoas TO their s,su,jss, ard 10 psruj,
then 70 eons isto their ouo carp. Is eot a very
good sgn. ard it rasy safely be predicted tia, BY
the begt17ius q Arsa, s, the charge Of Eoa-
sco1, the feet thea beieS able 20 communicate
easily With TIE Aresy % shore. TIE latter VII, Be
removed TO some safer Plsce, II tbis bsppsuS
,he banks e Aus,sriaa viii give poor ijyi-
deni for sons years TO core.
The Hatoa, sboss which 50 ugch hss been
said. was merely an oeiirary rarsoo. sitrstedi 10
narrow valley, between two bills which sstf-e'v
commanded jt aud made is uutsrabts even s-aiust
nssks,ry, It's true strength l1y in possession.
BY the Saltaa. O the tao hills. which he vas
compelled 70 sbando1 On sccoa1t Of the heavy
artillery ot the Dg,ch sgsi1st which be o-ly had
gzsks,ss 50 the Da'eh sbsled. over the bills. .
yhs place where they Supposed the Era,on stood. .
ard they sbsllsi It toss OF 6ve days. Then they
ue1s 70 the hilltop, ssd booking down. saw ouly .
a large house IN ruins. and 10, 4 soaI Ia Or
aroa-d it.
Native saiiors Of the Duteh Zee; ssv they have .
been obliged 90 throw into the sea all their dead .
By cholera as It uoald have endangered the lives .
IF those who wog'i have carried them to sh17s
',r bortll If they bad been sent there for that
duty Nest Ct the eorpses 6oassd, ard the smell .
ircusd the shipping uas irtolerabls. 1.-THE ucn-
Der q fatal cases is-,afsbss, the rer cs1tsse ne
-airs the sane ano1s the SURVIVORS. uo,Ei,h-
Standing the abatement arueuucsd.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-10
The Surar Enquiry.

Wbisksy wrecked the Serat, as it has io-e
many god ship before her. The intelligence
elected before the Court Of E1cufry sitting at
Duredla grows darker With each DAYS proceed
fngs- Every officer. save one. f-ru the captain
iCFnvaris, vas drunk before and At ths tire shs
vessel struck That exception. the ere faith
t1l 60 his charge a-c1g the AithlsSs. vas Mr.
White, bat What could BE- DO. with the captain
the four mates, the steward ard the sailrsSar.
all iru1kt The mate actually tried 20 stop the
P1nPs st tins Ehsu the passengers. i1cJcGirs
some Of the women. were working then "a relays
20 keep the ship aslat- IL the history ct wrecks
rarely 30 We meet With such a shameful story as
the evidence now beng taks1 az Dunedin dis
closes. It Is. We believe unparalleled to 5ni 10
such grave emergency ca board vessel Ike
the S1rat.' every tdicsc save oae,-aui that ere
evidently petty ciii-sr-jutc1fratsd. such i1tox-
ica-1u having 10 dgub. produced the disaster
That every soul dli not druxu.- ard scns OF
them - to the 6svH. as the iuf1ratsd rate
prayed nght bappea IS due % a mere chance
That Cd he vas lost IS znlsc the circumstances
surprising 30 the last degree A serious raz1Cu-
sioiity rests Somewhere and the cbartsrsrs ct the
ship Who we're the New Zealand Freight Con
Pany, ought 60 be asked to explain to the Gov
sruuzai q this eolcuy how is happened that the
captain AMI cti,srs Of this vessel bei1S s-ch as
the evidence proves them 20 &c, should have &C
cigisd PCsidlus which enabled then TO jscpar-
disc thS lives ct go Feopls. aai 70 east away
rl.lab,a shis AMI cargo, I-curring loss ssti1a,-
81 Az srElOGf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-10

DIsaAzLI-Ths GREATEST empire q the Eorif-
flr England stlI The greatest u tie world
thaugh uas IN Erruge, Farlda1icaI a THAR slay
s1au,i-viI N auotHer Elrtuighs be II the hl-sts
Ct A nan &c JsEiah descent, boru poor. 1--ilI-i,
and isr many years 4 political adventures. b.
flrcE lf ilrsilsc5 and VII be made Ez Wy "a the
tap ct Fartq Fhieh locks ca iatsiiscr VIA s1s-
1Ieiaa Iad thinks hud 4 better tI-ls thaa hams
co command lie VS. G5afruatzd. a1d the ous
thing he csTsr succzeisti u dang Ess 70 col-
eler that GistFIzt- I believe tha- Il tbs NJ
neHE the men Eho think themselves the rzaI
chiefs Ct the TlrY party aali VIC dg issssat and
Plsi-Iau Irz sucd. IooE f5Rlri VIII 20 lIrrls lP-
Frzhsnziau q the a=aE fI1ars and u the enasz-
4Isucss &C the VietarT they have Fsu- Theg
sHsmit y Hr Disrasl5 6sczazz tseT eanaot resist
They vii support am lsgllIy. s5r elslagalzF e
unC n thsir aagarsz And Yst, Gssp dawn u
Ihsir soGiz Iara the dread Ct sssIHg their terrible
earrIiI lead them aacs more q The 8TErtaF5E q
some CHERISHED iasliEGtTau--IL-- is1I1lsy u II
" T. Trt54H@
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-10
HONOLULU, III.

a DICTIONARY OF THE HAH ALAN
- La-C1ags. -l vlirh Is sif-i d vlca1l'l-y 81
Eng 81 rg-ls -vnsisrsG IN Efrala1s alf e. ei-u1l-
ilytca- -t1s Of ar1a.ga- events 10 Earaial history
b L1--i1 Aai-gFs- F-feu- ~ sheep binding. > lr
s. . hle u1r1ccu llra-v sgvss. ms Nlrs vi ha
IA sd -l anr part lf tie -1tsf Syl-ss. teu of ga
vaaa1 or snar-eua 11stlCs- SIR 8 ID IT, : passage
Stamps, - t.iil,al q ne gr,re IT he 5ooa
-kEvES- E-SrUzY eE TIE EAwA--4N -
alis- b J. j Il-~us. Fag-sl sizrl. rS-2
p Vi fl b a.iisii az HuFsuiE. slIF-lr the 1r-s-
en- tgmnsrsla- ana Hg--cu. --i-al cuulzln of Tia
rss1.is- Fl1 skal-l OF ne rg.culr srugGuus-
b. ~ d.. W llzsr. alltir 4E The 44Falal news
uu-er Klaliss- WA a TAI -sngti pl11r--arh -t
kag EaHelauaaa ". Frlru sid ualisd l-se.
s.
SYNOPSIS CE rEE MOST ESSE VITAL POINTS
IN EaFallaa Gamma Foe the 1se Of the pupils
IN 1ull College,. >econi ril1aa. revised By Vs.
z As-azlsr- Frssaian- u Calm ca-esv. Fr1e
sdc-
EAWArrAv PHRASE FrCE a nnaua- N .a-lu-
gl.a- PHRASES "a ne EITa-az .al-lays- p ksv-
a. Esllr- >scaai sil-ln- 81 cents
AN1EEwS- EAW4ILSN GRAMMAR h Lar--7
A1lsFs- Al Indispensable All i1r fire -ylers II
1-guiring -le 1a1ru r1nrua. In rs ar-I1 rsmeuz
gf tie 1n-lz Of speech. AMI Frs ls--a1rus IF che
pecu l---as OF -ls -tlyua-rs. e aec1sr siI1ual
Cd give q -isar ali sur-vct inssl5 n-l e nan alv
vars published F-iee, IA asz-lIe .0vgrS. ; 3d.
EAWALLkN FcEA BOOK = = " EI1ralz
malla- Of tlr-ns rsgl-rs,i iraNllg l1 Agree
usl1sr s1u,is- F-lis- AMI ; s-1is If aga f1ca-
mems rsglzrsi Eggr1s. Frica. -.
LALEIKAWAL. TEE LADY OF TIE TWILIGHT
u EaFaliaz- 4 nursi dIuns,i "a eie l-a.ilfsnn u
lf -la aasenr E4Faiian Er-lsassez, liIst-a-lag
EaEaiill alzlls-t7es, lallEs AMI sa7-1gz- 81
FAcrFrc COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. Tlis.
1l IA lnai1slrs en- lraeinc -1m he VsarS $3.50
e. l,-l- ami grilr slneise ana npa-tlal history
af ne luililll sucn- progress Ir he 6lngiln
i1-nC e1a1 asr-ild- s. per Fuiuma.
"A NCFEFA E-CEG4 aTEE ryEEFEN1 ENT
EhASc- A Hgak-F Newspaper N EIFal.alr la-
rutai -l news AMI l1cHl itaFatIra alii niepanignE
n Paiiiaaz- = Fear S2-5d 3ggad-
CHART CT TIE SAE7 VICE ISLANDS In
C-zrad ztsei, AMI arintRt az Waslinrruu.
szlrsssF SIR tla anisrs5gna.i- TINS = ne nnsc
E1r-=ct =har- puhiisiasi- F-irs. s. 3D.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-10

Tbs S lha way the Chicago Pcs and In
szsz uP says temperance news. under tie Lsai
q Crusade Crgnes
O-aFa- ILLINOIS,. 6ss got It,
his il.Llrs ls E4s5l. gdll.
AcrruF- Olz,, has o1-y rrs {~l5.
They are al cleaned ca. u- NcscsI. Ohio.
They gray 81 riItlcus i1 Jvl-sav. Il,lsssa-
II oPeus'i % Winchester Ilia1a. yss.zr,i4S.
Esnl1a. uli5, gives $1,000 to help the lsss.
Tia Goshen. Ol5s. hotels surrendered ysztsr.
day.
Worcester. NIss.- rsPai5asss Do a13 VII oriig-
mae a Plll-
The Dayt1a Oafs, ai.ss began to work at
sglriss tins n1rui1C
Va-gu-aiz5 beer salss havs dropped from I'D
kegs a week % L.
The slloC1s ct lancaster Oli1, have got down
e. a.e aa5 Egas vines
The FgEcs lrrs has been doubled ia Da7tod.
Ohn- % protect the Indies,
They g.s kinney Al Arccla- Ilil1fs. sul,ouist
ca BIS knees yesterday
S.z-E-5ra female Ctl1ubia5s cpeusi IRE in
Aaluse City Oai-. yszssr,iay-
The last r1se sf Cli,z. H1-risc1 county Ohis.
: rzaisi ca b $50 women
They ara nav ca the bass.ans15s Ct TslI1v
>priErs, Greene cugHrF. Ono
They move With bands All 5aulsrz ca the last
sa.lGuist n BeiIsl1u-li1s. Ohu
F'i'ay- llil- -sp1rgs three hundred Anaz-us
ans SI-lIG 10 money Tue seven sa-1ouz shsra
have -1s 60 taxa r.
The C1igHhus 0hi1, E-ma1 Adopted new tlc-
-cs yesterday. They flvdisf l1t5 1a-tnss aaf
travelled FizirnE some tvHu-y-tirH salG0us.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-10
CHAIN CABLES.

GIZEs PROM 50 70 , SIS IscH. SMALL.
y Casa = sszzti.isS q Fsft- Per fsi- ~
BOLLE5 CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-10
What a ,IIspIaesd comma Did.

The comma "a thar alLIs iaS Fhich Is a very
Insignificant tling 10 the eye, sou=tlSss plays az
important part IN language. Though lSs rules
flr is lse, Ike It's relatives. are sousVhls 50
scare, nevertheless i-s fIucti1u in sous eazss Is
very clsar aud Of considerable uonsrs. a. has
bssr discovered in a lE Of Congress. passsd iu
ISL In the tariff bill uEdeb seat iato s=zet
thai yea-. there vas large ad5ltill 70 the free
izt- AMI auc1E the Articles aflzd were f-uis
7iI1-s tropical AMI ssni-5rupical.' designed %
encourage their iupc--a-i1u ard eutir1ti1u.
Bls IA the PROCESS of EXPRESSING &C trauzcri5iug
the bin 20 Be oEirialIY printed. a comma vas m
tsrp1l1tsd between f-uit Ind plials, whereby all
fruits we're Pat ca the free EsE Ths custom
1iiesrs if they uIn,isd Ihsr p's AMI u. t5i not
niri the GONNA, lad Fsnt ca col.scti1g the IL
ties At length some lguI-=gsi reporter dlscuv-
srs,i the cumma lasi demanded that Is should Be
rsci.guiza,i lHd thu custom oticers hat to stand
ca the 1risr of pr1z1lg, aad pass 6-uit free Ths
result has 5een- that about sJGGdGC0 bars besu
ilzglllg cuilsctzi through IAis i1tsrpoIa-sd cou-
ma, az Ehieh Uacis SAN VII hass % stop lnt
crgus nara tda1 cue. lHd ref1ad- Ths Wave
and Means COMMITTEES VII report 4 oil 70 e.
PuuCz the cuuna. al,i thus remand f--zt hack %
the Gst cf tluahls Articles Tbs vii rr1vs
nass expensive cualra-Hsst Czssas7- L1c1z
yslus-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-10

U. s. Postal Cards.
fDss-.- sAA- rHteE . eErrH ffgH- ~
IT. -
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Also, for sale.

EAWArLAN ELEZES--su a1i sru-- buuui n fI1r-
zinF1guo cover. #sfa --eu-fs FIR ns--agss- hir-is
AMI iaa1as, sglilhia flr almIiF dfhes. 1r-rs *
EAEArrsS ETllNS-F1r suoiaI ami snar-i ser
SIS.
EA EAE ErCEAEL-A suiIscrun az Sa1hat1
Szi1uoi a-nnz a1ii alnas- Er,rs. 8 sanzs-
E-41T 5aaks published n he E1Faiia1 Iaz-
rrra4rs. ar any iugks lar-aining "a ne lsiuufs. Z
ahraina5e. VII be 1r-rlIrsi tIr ru1s desiring ziein
For sale hW
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-10

ny MOrT0- Whats - warth saiuz ss rli. -
worth dofuE ueis.
M INTENTION give ~stt@nsrrIsss q. sfI.
MY TERMS Cash on Deauory.
Respectfully Solicit the Public Patronage
e. of-er ar nfr-s=s ll. E rf.fSrrf-r~
ccrr Fce <tre ,aI sssrv Uarrer er rrrr sar so
ws-ou rirs H- AL ura.ra
tl-ly W. m Wallace r-.rraa-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-10
The Crusade.

Tbs $ Lhs Fay the Chicago Psss and In
szss gF a says temperance news, UNDER tie Head
CT -C-rssaEs Cgguhs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-10

kerosene Oil
AIconol in Gallon pemgohns /!
Cssaae N Bsze-
Ffa~ azd FaSEe CIa-ps-
L5eaa-sz=anii-n KAfae SIas.
1 Snail Lot CT FIas EusEiIa VINES.
Sait-ur Flrar. FiHa Li4uau-z.
German ssu1sa AMI ,slr-F-saa AIa=, rs All PTS
Fine Havana and German Cigars.
W1Eng 1s=as- ali ltaar Farairrra-
slI-aafsad ira Pipe. 2 AMI : iaea.
Steam Pine, Cd Z. luca-
Cha--unl Tn Places.
Eilsif Tn BHihr-'s F4rznt Msral.
Farnrarst Brass, tlr CsnE-lIgalz,
Sheet Eias. MIalz Esi-gE Mssl- ami Elis.
Elap E-uu- z T. T. I ant s1rn-
FENCE Wirs. VI. Z. 4zI g.
Best aadua,i Bar L1ln- a. sizes,
keg Esrs1s, La1-erns.
PgETuH1 CEMENT, SITES. HEE ssCX.
stleAaain Tar. ia. Fitah. CaaI Tx
Era ClaE- Ear1 s1rkz-
BIaekas1I1hs- CsaI in Casks.
E-aF Passing. Carsz. E=ia Plizuu.
1eLHlIllz. Eirza Er1amz.
Oak Boats for Coasters,
On sarunk sheek=,
R-1#lean zar=aia srr rA-la~ cmr4iaurz-
Sszp EIr-zis.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-01
WoMAN'S HEALTH.

is lamestable fact, that IRON causes It
l. EeLerally understood, I male suffering APP.
pe rs to be on the increase rne sweet young
girl Just entering in'o manhood soon be-
comes pale. feeble, omaclated, lifeless with
headaches, pains aud aches loss of app lite
paipitation Of the Leart, cod feet aud hands,
ana app airs to loose THAI yIu .hiu vim ana
sprightliness so much admnod. The m id e
ug'u married lady is 10 les. exempt from
some troublesome annoya-ce. She contln-
ually grunting and trettug with puins anu
aches, her s.cretons are all il paired, her en-
ergies are lost, she torres herself III into so.
ciety, she "sours" ON almost everybody,
her health slowly dec4iies uutll she becomes
a mere drUuo in her own hou hold Ana
she at the turn Of lite is 10 stranger to
suffering peculiar to her SEX Il. that age.
daOits, climate ahd in8tent.)n surely BRING
about i II ESE SAD RESULT ,hut are now
hurting thousands oil lena es, Id and young,
70 untime graves. Exeice your reason,
yeur Judgment, and prCIured Dir. Dr,mgooet
English Female B,tlors, as they will cure the
ABOVE female troubles IN au ucteditubly short
time. They are prepared BY an ncxpsri-
enced physician, and is the most power.
lul iron aud vegetable tones known 10 the
medical profession They are hInusome Y
put up in large bottles aud sole by Druggists
and merchants everywhere. Address,
j. 7. DkONGLpLE, Propr..
Memphis, Tenn.
Sold in Waco by j. Riyiere. H. j. George
hOlesale agent Tor Texas.
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DAILY EXAMINER.
IT HI J. G r A N G +.

WHITE HALL GRAsas, No 27.--nesular
monthly meetings: two o'clock ?. M nrs,
Monday In each month. Call Meetings every
Thusrday evening at seYon o'clock. Visiting
axd sojynrning Brethren are invited to attend.
Q. Y. HuAs, SECRETARY.
THos. Corn. Master.
WACO GRANGE, No. l69, meets LIST Saturday
Of every m ynth, at two o'clock P. NJ, in the
basemen, of the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, on Washington street.
J W. SPEIGHT, Master.
w. L. PRATHER, Secretary.
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The Fatal Arrow.


Ny father had fair-haired harvester;
/ CLEANED behind him in the barley land !;
Ard there he put a red rose in my hand;
o, cruel, killing leaves those rose leaves were!
He sung TO me lite lovelorn lay,
Learned Of soMe bird and while his sickle
swept
Athwart the shining stalks my wild heart
kept
Beating the tune up with Him all the way.
One time we rested by the limpid stream,
Der which the loose-tongued willows wh,s-
pered low;
All. blessed hour ! so long and long ago,
1t consth back on me like dream.
And there he told me, blnshing soft-ah me |
Oh one that he could love--so young and
fair!
Like mine the color Of her eyes and hair,
o foolish heart thought that was she |!
Full flowed his manly beard; his eyes SO
Made sweet confession with their tender
look,
A thousand times I kissed him in the brook
Across the fowers-with bashful eyelids
down.
And even yet cannot hear the stir
or willows by the water but stop,
And down the warm waves all their length
drop
Ny empty arms TO find my harvester.
In all bis speech there was no word to mend |;
Ehateer he said, or right or wrong was
best,
Until at last an arrow pierced my breast
Tipt with fatal point-he called me friend.
Still next my heart the fading rose wore,
But all so sad +; full wellI know, God wot,
That ! had been in love and he had not,
And in the barley field ! Cleaned no more.
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From Coryelle County.

Woop's GRANGE, CoRYELLE COUNTY, I
March %, 1874,
I'd. Examiner:
A Grange was organized Mt the above place
on the 18th inst, by Mr. !, Ii. Earle, with the
following officers:
Master--Z Mcdonald.
Ovsrseer-J h Young
Steward--Wm Kelly.
Assistant Steward Il N Borrows.
Chaplain-E Sellers.
Treasurer--A Hall.
Secretary-Chsrles Meg Hley.
Gatekeeper-A Word.
Cerss-Mrs. Jennie Mcdonald.
Pomona-Nrs. j Mckinley.
Flors-Nrs. A Borrows
Lady Assistant Stewafd-Mrs. Sellers.
Total number of members.-sixteep. The
farmers Of this section are wide awake to
their interests, and will do all they can to ele-
vate the same. Other Oranges are 60
licitea to cooperate with us. Postofsce...
Jones Mil.
Very truly,
GRANGER.
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Our farmers pursue the policy that
should and must he adopted by Southern
farmers il they ever become truly pros
porous and independent. They divide
their labor between the production OF
enough wheat and corn for home con-
sumption, with fair surplus for sale to
meet the wants of immigrants. Thus
each farm is self-sustaining so far rs tho
soil can be made to render it so, and the
cotton crop is not consumed in paving
the cost of bread and meat.
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Jno. Winship,
Waco, Tcxas.

Sole Agent for the VIBRATOR
THKESHER, made by Nichols,
Shepard &c Co., Battle Creek, Michi-
gan, the only Machine that will thresh
and separate WET grain WITHOUT
LOSS. Horse Powers on wheels.
Sole Agents Tor Geo. L. Squires &
Bros Sugar, Sorghum, and Planta-
ton Machinery, and SAMSON
HORSE POWERS.
Sole Agent for the Excelsior Cons
bined Mowers and Reapers, that will
CUT FOUR ACRES PER DAY
more grain, with the same team,
than any other Reaper.
Sole Agent for Poole u Hunt, Bal
timore; Steam Engines, FIGURING
Mill Machinery, and james I.effel's
Double Turbine Water Wheels.
Sole Agent for the LA HARPE"
Cultivater, warranted for TWELVE
MONTHS, and warranted superior
to any other Cultlvator on the
market.
Sole Agent for COLEMAN'S
CELEBRATED CORN 81 WHEAT
MILLS, the best in the world.
Sole Agent for Marvin 81 Co.'s
Alum and Dry Plaster Fire and Bull
glar Proof Safes.
Sole Agent for THE WINSHIP
COTTON GIN, which always
SPEAKS for Itself, wherever used.
ALSO EATER IN
PIows, Implements, Betting. Packing,
Machinery, Oils, &c., DC.
e" Send Tor Circulars and Prices
of whatever you want.
JOHN WINsH1P,
mar34W6m Waco. Texas.
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Plum Grove Grange.

Organized by Deputy G. L. Caldwell, in
Faystte county. Texas, Narch 18th, 1874
OFFICERS.
Aaster-W. P. Darby.
Overseer-H. B, Richards.
Lecturer-Wm. L. Drsdale.
Steward-J. NJ. Kirk.
Assistant Stewaid-Chas. Moore.
Chaplain-Pinkney Harris.
Treasurer-Miles Darby.
Sscretary--R. W Dennis.
Gate Keeper-Zack Kirk.
Ceres-Mrs. L. p. Harris.
Pomona-Miss Lizzie Darby.
Lady Assistant steward. Miss Lizzie Turner.
MEMBERS.
NJ. S. Walters, A. D. McCullom, s. Burlesor ,
s. Hamilton, 7. 9. Moore, L. Mantop, ]. IL
Woody, II. Bledsoo, VIM. Kirk, Perry Kirk,
Frank Mcclure, Mrs. NJ. "A. Dennis, Miss G. @.
Young, Mrs. W. A. Moore, Mrs. A. Il. Rich.
ards, Mrs. H. A. Bledsoe, Mrs. G. S. Dris.
dale. Meets Saturday before the first Sunday
IN every month.
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Darts from the Devil,

YIN obIlp AbuorDs
A book inst issued, exposing the "Personals"
that have appeared in the New York newspapers
their history and lesson s,ylish Vialne fully cx-
posed. Advertisements of desperate men 10 beaa
THU women, ciandestiEea meetings, how iIustrg-
ted. The history OF the ,ioUdf eli tragedy, The
suit Of a "pei sonal." Description vi living Broad
So Yes street New loTk
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Aneat and well written book, spec ally ror
the use of females, giving causes, symptom'
plan treatment OF all ordinary diseases allu.
lug the female sex The only hook OF The
kind written. Price only &c cents. Address
as above. tebld6wIm
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Inscription on tombstone in Column,
bia, Tenn: Escaped the bullets of the
enemy to be assassinated by cowardly
pup--a kind husband, an afIectionats
father.n
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The New Remedy forLsupture

A mOst IMPORTANT 'n'cn tlO-.. SOll D} lnr ElQsilc
Truss Co, No 6S3 broadway. New York City. Ii
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OF during the hort tiBe requisite to effect u per
manent cure. tnt by mail. Gre llars free. Ar
druggist or physcNr |. order tuis truss for 20
without charge
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U. s, PIANO COMPANY.
O. q e %.

tcosts less than $500 make any $500 Piauo sold
through az ents, al o. whom make 100 per cent.
profit. We have no agents, out ship direct to fam
lilies q factory &C.
We make only one style, and have but one price.
Two hundred and ninety dollars net cash, win no
discount to dealers or commissions TO teachers
Our lumber lie thoroughly seasoned our cases are
double veneere with nosewoud-have front round
use the tall IRON plate Y it'll over strung brass
French Grand Action with top dampers and our
keys re OF The best Ivory, vita iyoy iten,s Our
Piano has seyen o,tsyes-is Fix feet nine inches
long the feet four inches wide, and weighs, boxed
gj5 pounds. Every Piano IL iully warranted or i've
years.
send for illustrated circular in which we refer to
over 700 bankers, Merchants &c, (sUme Of whom
you may kIow,) using our Pianos in A States and
Territories.
u. s. Piano CompanU,
$40 broadway, n. Y
dcpl7Di
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One iron furnace recently went into
blast near Rome, Ca, and four more are
building in the same locality.
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THE BANKING DEPARTMENT

VIII give particular attention to collections In tn
interior OF the STATE, and all parts of the United
States, without charge, except customary rates OF
exchange. VIII receive deposits or open account,
and itsnc certificates Of deposit, and by special at.
tenton 10 Its charter, will divide pro rata among
its depOsitors from onefourh 10 one half OF the net
profits offs business
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Agents Wanted.
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l.. +. HYDE & CO.,
1906 Seventh Avenue, liew York.
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The State Grange meets in the city
of Austin on the 18th of April.
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DUAKD OF DIRECTCRS:
JIM BaASpos. OF Brandon, Braman & Co, Ga
weston.
e. WALLIS, of Wall ., La dee & Co. Calves n
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M QUIs, of Qnin a Hill
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n 8 JExIsos, of Moody a. Jems0n
A BAKER, Of A G Il NJ W Baker.
GEO SCHNEIDER, of Geo Schneider a Co.
X ) Willis, Of Willie 81 Bro ........
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L KLoPMAs, JR., OF Klopman a Fellman.
w McALPIs, OF McAlpin a Baldrdge
GRIssAs, ofDuyal Il GrinAan go.
JACKSON & BROWN, Ag'ts, Wac
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