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A TRUE CAUSE FOR REGRET.

1t makes the heart of every phi
lanthropist sad to see so many
worthless patent medicines pulled
and advertised for the cure OF chron,
&c diseases. Usually the remedy is
some vile cathartic compound or
alcoholic preparation, confined
with buchu, t~urpentine or other Sc.
we're diuretic that affords the inva-
lid only temporary relief, but which
has no lasting effect, and in truth
eventually brings ON a compllca-
ton of diseases arising from a state
Of WORKOUT and exhausted diges-
tive and urinary organs that moth
ing but death can relieve. Inva-
lids should trust more to nature for
their recovery. A gentle medicin,
al tonic that stimulates enfoe bled
digestion and strengthens every
part of the system by its soothing
and refreshing effect on both mind
and body, is natures truest and best
assistant. Such a remedy is Browns
Iron Bitters a medicine surprising
the sale OF all other remedies when
ever Its merits become known, for
it acts in such perfect harmony
with the laws. oflife and health,
that all pulmonary, urinary aud di.
gestive troubles are prevented and
permanently cured by its timely
use. 1t contains no alcohol, and
will not blacken the teeth. PLY.
sicians and ministers endorse and
recommend it.
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NEW YORKlS
GAS LIT LIFE ILLUSTRATED.

The above is the title of a series of
sketches of the shady side of life and
character in the Great Metropolis, now
being fully Illustrated from authentic
sketches in the
NATIONAL Police GAZETTE
of New York, which are realistic and
faithful portraitureS from real life
The illustrations are by the best artist
ic' talent %attainable, and the descrip-
tons are from the pen of the most
gifted journalist and brilliant writer in
America, who, it is conceded, has rival
led that master hand at word painting
Charles Dickens. tits sufficient to say
that "New York's Gaslit Life" will
present the most striking, vivid and
truthful pictures Of the Under current
Of life in New York City that have
ever been presented to the public
The National Police Gazette Of New
York, is for sale by all newsdealers,
price 10 cents per copy, orit can be or
dered direct from the publisher.
Subscription price, $500 per year.
The National Police Gazette, of New
York, has no connection with any 9th
er publication of its class, who for
gain, as far as possible copy its title
and appearance.
CAUTION.-The public are eau
toned against buying weak limitations
of the National Police Gazette. In all
cases see that the paper is dated from
New York and has the publishers
name printed on each copy.
Remittances should be made by post
office order, draft on New York, or by
registered letter, to
RICHARD k. FOX, Publisher,
Cor. Spruce and William SITS.
New York City
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1t is no vile drugged stuff, pre-
tending to be made Of wonderful
foreign roots, bark, &c, and pulled
up by long bogus certificates Of pre-
tended miraculous cures, but a
simple pure effective medicine,
made of we'll known valuable rem
edies, that furnishes its own cer;li-
Gates by Its cures. W. refer to
Hop Bitters, the purest and best of
medicine --[RepubIican
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We have received a copy of the
Tennessee Transcript, published at
Savannah, Tenn, which contains a
we'll written salutatory by Colonel
Victor w. Thompson, its editor,
formerly of this State. Col. Thomp-
son is a wide,awake newspaper
man, and he will make the Tran
script a live newspaper. We cheer
fully enter the Transcript on our
exchange list and wish the Colonel
abundant success, as we have no
doubt he will deserve it.
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IN

10 RIPLEY LODGE, No. 2242, KNIGHTS
OF HONOR, RIPLEY, MISS:
Your committee on resolutions,
on the death Of Bro. A. B. SIMPSON,
beg leave to submit the following:
That whereas it has pleased the
Supreme Dictator of the universe
to remove from our midst Brother
ANDREW B. SIMPSON, and that
we, as true Knights of Honor,
should at all times humbly bow TO
His divine and holy will; therefore
be it
RESOLVED, l, That, in the death
Of Bro. Simpson, this Lodge has lost
a true and beloved brother, and
our community a good and worthy
citizen.
RESOLVED, 2. That a page upon
our minutes be dedicated to the
memory of our deceased brother,
with date Of his birth-Sept. 9th,
1S48, date Of his death-Sept. 26th,
1881, and cause Of his death inscrib-
ed thereon.
RESOLVED, 4. That our Reporter
be requested to furnish to the wife
of Bro. Simpson and his mother a
copy of these resolutions; and that
the Ripley Advertiser and South
ern Sentine! be requested to pub.
llsh the same.
Respectfully submitted.
W. 6. RUTLEDGE, }
W. W. ROBINSON, (Com.
W. ?. ALVIS,
October 4, 1881. ~
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RIPLEY LODGE KNIGHTS of HONOR
OctoberI4, 1884.

WHEREAS, our much esteemed
brother, R. Y. Cox, has resigned the
position of Dictator in. Ripley
Lodge, No. 2242, knights of Honor,
and gone to seek a home in the
lone star State ofTexas; and whore.
as, we as a Lodge desire that he
shall carry with him some testimo-
NAL of our high regard for him as a
man and brother; therefore,
RESOLVED, l. That as a Lodge we
bear willing testimony to the NOR
al and social worth of brother r. Y.
Cox, whose genial nature and cor
rect department has endeared him
not only to this Lodge, but to all
who knew him.
RESOLVED, 2. That the removal of
brother Cox from u midst is the
~ wan
subject Of universal regret, and we
cordially commend him to the con-
tidence and esteem of those with
whom his future lot may be cast,
and pray heavens richest blessings
for himself and each member ofhis
estlmable family.
RESOLVED, 3. That a copy of this
be forwarded to brother Cox, and
that the same be made a part of our
record.
Respectfully submitted,
". A. BOYD, }
r. F. FORD, Com.
j. J. PRICE,
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IN MEMORIAM.
RIPLEY LODGE, KNIGHTS OF Honor,
No. 2242, Sent. 90 1881

- ~ OSP" ~ 4OOls
CAPT, H, I. CoUNsEILLE, the sub
Ject of this memorial, was born in
Hardeman County, Tenn, on the
18th day Of October, 1886. In early
youth he came to Tippah County,
Miss, where he resided, except
when temporarily absent, until the
date of his death, which sad event
occurred, at his residence in Ripley,
Miss, on the 18th day ofSept., 1881.
Capt. Counseille was gifted with a
clear mind, a generous nature, and
the nobleSt impulses Of a truly no
noble heart. These characteristics
had endealed him to those with
whom he associated, and more than
once made him the recipient of
responsible positions of public
trust, AT the time Of his death he
was Sheriff of this county, which
position he had efficiently filled fol-.
six consecutive years. As a soldier
in the late war, be was equally
esteemed, having first served as
Lieutenant in Company B. OF the
I'd mississippi Infantry, and was at.
forwards promoted to Captain Of
the Calvary in the 7th Mississippi
Regiment. His faithfulness in all
these dellcately responsible rela-
tons marked him as one of natures
noblemen. But with him "life's
brief span" has been passed.
dark angel has summon
ed him hence.
With, an abiding confidence in
the Supreme Dictator of the Uni.
verse, who doeth all things we'll,
the Ripley Lodge knights Of Honor.
of which Capt. Oounseille was an
exemplary member, would testify
their love for a departed brother
by the adoption OF the following
resolutions:
RESOLVED, 1st. That by the death
of H.. I. Oounseille the cause of
true benevolence and disinterested
charity has lost an uncompromis.
ing friend; the country--an honor
officer and a patriot without
this LOdge--a brother be.
loved for his worth in the cause of
our Noble Order; one who as a hus.
band, father and friend, was kind
devoted and true; one whose
knightly bearing as a member of
this Lodge, had bound us to him by
friendships strongest tie.
RESOLVED, End. That to the be-
reaved widow and orphaned chill.
dren of our deceased Brother we
the coincidence of our noble
and commend them to the
and protecting care of
Him whose promise is that He will
be to the widow a husband, and a
to the fatherless.
RESOLVED, Bird. That a memorial
page on our minutes be- dedicated
o the memory of our deceased
brother, and that this memorial be
recorded on the same.
RESOLVED, 4th. That our Report.
II be instructed to present a copy
this Memorial, stamped with the
.eaI ofthis Lodge, to the family of
he deceased, and that each of the
papers be requested to pub.
ism the same.
Respectfully submitted.
w. A. BOYD,
THO, SPIGHT, |,
r. F. FORD, CoNMrrrFpyl
- DnEA NJ H.
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Its virtues are uillucstlonable and its cll-
fatlVt Character aUoo4.vo, as LIo Wrltcr Gail
peiSoh4iiy IoaIiIJ, UOCIt lrunL cApcrlehIc
ana Observation.
Among tue Illlly readers of the Review
Iii one part aid LnOVncr vi CIo country, II IS
proDLDIe that numbers arU Ln4lSLCu Win
deafness, ana ~ su'll II may Do said write
'C Ulcc W ~liayIOU& " w., Dcy SLtrIL,
NeF lotA, CHclOslL6 OAo DolIar,. al4 Ivu
VIA fecelHe " rettlII A44ll II relneuJ vnaC
Wal cAd0ic } va " Aear llNe aAyDOaJ v4sC,
a.id Whose .culaLlve onc1ts wln 30 perAlA-
lod "4u nu' 81 lesrct uOlnA sv. -
LEUiOOr Vi Mercantile 1tvt4cw.
Ju,y y, looI-O.u.
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President Arthur has not yet full.
ly decided as to his Cabinet ap-
pOintments, as he has been com
PEELED TO give much OF his time
lately 10 the disposition of his pri-
vate affairs. This much can be
stated with positiveness: he has as
.sured Postmaster General James
and Secretary Hunt that they can
remain in his Cabinet as long
they desire to retain
their positions, and that he
wishes them to remain in. the posi-.
tons they now hold. Both of them
will remain. Secretary Blaine will
retire early, as he really wishes to
Go SO. The story that Blaine wishes
to remain is not true. This was
stated to a Western Associated
Press Agent Tuesday, by a very
prominent Republican, who has the
closest relations with Blaine.
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AMERICAN AGR1cULruR1sr

The AMERICAN AGRIcULrURIsT
for October LIST, contains a choice
selection of articles on a wide
range of subjects; among the lead
ing contributors are: PETER HEN
DERsoN--"Celery Planting in Dry
Weather." s. 3. PARSONS, Jr.,--
"Right and Wrong in Rock Work."
Prof. q. Q. Caldwell Cornell Uni
versityy)--"Manure Made Under
Cover" etc. There are many other
valuable illustrated articles, includ-
ing Notes for Farm and Garden
Work; Skunks; Ferrets; Plan of
Small Barn; Flood Fence; Smut on
Wheat, Oats and Barley; Sulky
Flows; New and Old Flowers;
Notes from the Pines. A full sup.
ply Of household Reading; the boys
and girls column can but please
the young. Terms, $3.50 a year,
Is cts. a copy. ORANGE JUDD
CO., Publishers, New York.
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We call the attention ofour read

We call the attention ofour read.
ers 70 the advertisement Of j. Mon.
roe Taylor. This house has been
established nearly 40 years, aud
tlieir goods are celebrated for pu-
rity and strength. We would rec
ommend a trial Of heir Gold Medal
brands ID al who desire superior
cookery
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Peoplewho are at all .superstitiouS
or who are interested IN coinci-
dence8 will find a singular Que in
the life and death Of President
Garfield. He was born on the 10Th
day of the month, and used to re-
mark that during his life important
and sometimes unexpected events
occurred to him on that day. He
for many years represented the
Nineteenth District in Ohio. He
fought IN the battle Of Chickamau-
ga on the 10Th Of September, which
led to his promotion on the follow
ing day to the rank Of Major Gen.
eral. And-last sad scene Of all
he died on the 10th of September,
nineteen years before the close of
the nineteenth c~entury.-Memphis
Appeal. t,# 10
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To the Farmers Of M,ssisstnni

There is some seed wheat and
seed winter oats at the Agricultural
Department, subject to my order
for distribution. Persons desiring
seed, and who will undertake to
give them a fair trial, will please
send their names and post office
address to me a. this place within
the next thirty days. Persons de-
string Carp, will also send their
names, with the dimensions OF their
ponds. J.Z. GEORGE.
Carrollton, Miss, Sept. /, 1881.
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Mrs. Jennie L. Sanford, dauehte

Mrs. Jennie L. Sanford, daughter
Of our esteemed brother, DIR. M. T.
Lowrey, OF Blue Mountain, this
State, has been appointed to labor
among the Chinese in California.
She is a noble woman and conse-
crates q willing heart to this grand
mission. The Lord be praised for
raising up laborers in Mississippi
to carry fol ward HiS work. --TSouthA
ern Baptist.
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We see from a circular from the
Democratic Executive State Com
lnittee that Gen. James r. Chal-
mers will address the citizens of
dippah and surrounding counties
at the Court House in Ripley on
Friday, the 21st of this month.
To the older citizens it is unnec-
essary for US to say any more in be-
half of Gen. Chalmers for they have
known HIM all his life. But to the
younger citizens and to the stran-
gers who have settled among us.
perhaps it will be proper for us to
say that he is one of the leading
men of The State. The State DOS
sesseS no truer man, nor has she a
more brilliant representative in the
Congress Of The United States.
As this ia the first time he has
spoken here for many years, we be.
speak for him a large AUDIENCE
Come and hear something spark,
ling, brilliant and eloquent.
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For Supervisor,

We are authorized to announce the
name Of R. NJ. LINVILLE as a can
didate for reelection to the office Of
Supervisor in District No. 2-Tippah
County-at the ensuing November
election. T.,
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Justice of the Peace,

We are authorized to announce ]. B.
LANE as candidate for Justice of the
Peace, 1FSupervisor's District No. g.
Orizaba, Tippah couuty-at the ensu
ing November election.
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w ~"'. OUTO IVI DCWInES0
IknOMh, b..
This oil is extracted nom a peculiar sps-
cles oI Small ~ nate Snarh, caught An ina
lGllOW ocu, NilOWn as CARUnAKUDuN Ross
-Ll.EllI. Every Chinese IislIcruIaA knows
1t. Us virtues as d rrsLurauVe Ut hearing,
We're discovered " a Buddhist priest about.
Tie year I4l0. Its cares " ere 81 numerous
ana nAaAy'NO "conAlnSiy IdcuIOu~, that
Tie remedy was officially Proclaimed over
IAe CnIlfS Empire. Its uac Uccaiue w unI-
'credI L!IaJ lor V'ur 800 lcaIS NO DeaI-
nusN has cItstLG aLnUnS Inc Chinese pee
ple' ocnt, Charges prepalu, " any address
al Ono DUllitr pea bottle.
Unly Imported ~ tSAYLOCK 4 CO.
oOle -AS9loa IOr hIIul.oo. , OvJ Nv, ~. AvrA,
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$1,000 44SGAA@
For Governor,
ROBERT LOWRY.
For Lieutenant Governor,
G.. D. STANDS.
For Secretary of State,
II. G. MYERS.
For State Treasurer,
W. L. HEMINGWAY.
For Auditor,
S. GWIN.
For Attorney General,
T. c. CATCHINGS.
For Superintendent of Education,
j. A, SMITH.
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For Treasurar.

We are authorized to announce D.
W. BARTLETT as a candidate for re-
election to the Office of Treasurer of
Iippah County at the ensuing Novem-
Der election.
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ANNOUNCE EMTS.
For the Legislature.

W. are authorized to announce C.
]. Frederick, as a candidate to repre-
sent Tippah county in the lower
branch Of the Mississippi Legislature
at the ensuing November election.
We are authorized to announce Hon.
w. A. Boyd as a candidate to repre-
sent Tippah County in the lower
branch of the Mississippi Legislature.
Election, Tuesday November s, 1881.
For Sheriff.
We are authorized to announce the
name OF j. M. RUTHERFORD as a
candidate for Sheriff of Tippah County
at the ensuing November election.
We are authorized to announce the
name of WM. II. FOOTE as a candi
date for the Office OF Sheriff Of Tippah
County. Election November s, 1881.
We are authorized to announce JNO.
A. NORRIS,as q candidate for Sheriff
Of Tippah County at the ensuing No
Vember election.
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II. r. FORD, Editor and Proprietor.
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Synopsis Of Proceedings Of
the Board of Supervisors on
Mondays Oct. 3rd, 1881.
Members all present.
A change was made in the Cot
ton Gin road near Mrs. Gaillard's.
The following named road over
seers were appointed:
A. Hobson No. 2 Black Bridge road.
VT Bullock lower OarrUllsville "
j. Mauney 81 Shun Pike
r. I. Bell, 81 Pontotoc
Bruce Smith 90
J. Moore l LAGRANGE
W. t. Alexander 1 Johnsons mill 4"
Francis Newman No. 2 Fuckers
Vile and Salisbury Road.
VIM Hill No l Griffin Road.
Joe Street 1 Tippah & Holly
Springs Road.
Lyman Giles No. l Pocahontas road
The petition of Q. 0. Slower and
I. W. Hopper for relief as sureties
on the official bond of Sam helms
was heard and Sam. Nelms was
summoned to appear before the
Board on the 18th of October to
answer the petition.
The contract for building the bridge
across Muddy, on the Salem and Ri
emf road, was awarded to J. s, Yam
cey at 50 cents per foot.
Ihe Board made settlement with
D. W. Bartlett, Go. Treas, on &C.
count of the teachers fund as fol-
lows:
To amount on hand last settle
ment $2,363,58
Amnt. reed since 926,89
Total 3,29O,47
By CONS, &c, $26.S2
BY warrants can. 3282.30 $3.309.12I
Bal. due Treasurer, 1855
The following allowances wereN
John Malone, lumber, $4.15I
J. L. Williams, build. bridge 5000
Philips & Kirk Repairing " 31.50
s. W. Pegram, Nails $50
Q. l.. Hovis finger q mi. board 100
VIM. Owen, Timber, 800
l.. P. Rucker 1.20
7. M. Mohundro 100
W. S. Roberts 800
& Tudor build. bridge 1O7. 10
M, Bostwick Nails $50
+. Ford Advertising 2.O5
X. s. Belote rep'r'gC. II. fence 1876
A. Brown goods for psupers $3.50
W. W. Mathis build. bridge 166, 35
J. e. Smell nails and lumber 40
A. Written visiting pauper 3.55
Il. Stewart atten'n pauper 1925
Rucker Blackwell & Co., Ar
tlcles for Court House 1926
I. A. Hunt, Copy asst roll, 1000
Ex-ollicio, 4 mos. $500
Is. McKinstry, assessing, 93.00
r. B. Nance, Com. Of Election, 21.OO
Il. L. WAltlen," 2I.0O
&. f. Jordan, 21.0O
officers ofElec'n, Sept. 26, 81, 1900
Il. B. McCord, fees State cases 5000
3. N. Hunt, Physician to poor 1850
I. II. Elliott Il Co., nails, 65
M Stark, keeping pauperS 1910
Gailla1d, per diem, &C., 400
" o Mccoy, mileage, 1.4O
R M LinyiIle, per diem & mile 4.5O
J r Rutherford 4.65
. A Duncan, " 5.25|
| A Hunt, per diem, 800
J M Rutherford, per diem, 200
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SATURDAY, OCT. s, 1881.
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Two Daily Passenger Trains.

SCHE DULE G On 'a sa. fsss,
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American Legion of Honor, Council No. 1862,
holds regular meetings first and third Satur-
cay in each month.
FRANK \. W CREAGER. Secretary.
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ATTORNEIS-AT-LAW,

t. D. PENlY. J. R. RICHEY. D. c. BULING
DENRY, BOLINGER " EICHEY,
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The Bell House

Persons who wish transient or perma-
nent board, with or without room, will
find unexcelled accommodations at the
Bell house, in the new Carter building, on
Austin avenue. The house, furniture ana
everything is new and first-c!ass through
out. 1t is the aim of the proprietor to set
the best table that can he found and fur
nish cool, well-ventilated rooms, so that
there will be no cause for complaint. He
offers everything the market affords and
gives reasonable rates. Engage board at
once If you wise good room at moderate
Xpense.- l0043m
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SOCIETIES..

Notices not exceeding three lines Will he in
serted in this column for one dollar per
month. Additional lines in same proper
ton. Notices of special meetings. - cents.
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TRANSFER LINE.

The services of the DeWare & Horne
transfer line is rendered to the public tor
all kinds of hauling to and from the de-
pot and over any part OF the city. Floats,
drays and lines ample for all demands.
The proprietors will see the interests OF
their pCtrons are well cared for. Call on
them when you want any hauling done.
DIT
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In New Quarters.

Having removed from my old stand to
one door south of same am prepared to
meet my old customers and public gen.
orally. with new arrivals of all the latest
styles and patterns in-piece goods, con-
sisting OF cassimere, doeskiDs, ETC., etc.
Also latest December styles and patterns
in frock and sack coats.
II. JACOBS, II South Third street
l2O7-tf
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Christmas.
Christmas Turkeys.

Moore s. Thompson, the largest dealers
in poultry in Waco, are now receiving
orders Tor Christmas turkeys. Orders
should be sent in early to secure good
ones. In turkeys they give good measure
and down weights.
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\ iob lot f.ye 10 tins--d)c per dozen.
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New Skating Rink.

Having secured tn : skating rink hall |
will reopen the rink Wednesday night
with Il fine lot of iirst-class new skates Just
received direct from New York. | am
having the floor re-plaued, so all who IA
vor me with their patronage will have Il
real nice time. Polite attendants always
on hand and the strictest order will be OBJ
served Respectfully, r. o. FIELDS.
-l2l43t
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RELIEF SOCIETY.

Relief committee OF the Christian church for
the month of Dec nber: Mrs. +. q Stephens,
chairman; Mrs, DIR. Moore; and Mss y. Hall
Information from the sick and needy gladly
receIved.-ls0!lm:
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BALLS AND CONCERTS.
LEGION OF HONOR

LlCEUM HALL for rent except THURSDAY
night of each week.. Enquire at Bchrcns'
drug store, Austin street.-iOO73m
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The Houston Age remarks that ''there
is an expression in these regions that
Messrs. Gould and Huntington are going
to smother out Mr. Charles Whitney and
the Houston and Texas Central railway
company. But the impression is erro-
neous. i The men who assume that
Charles Whitney and the Houston and
Texas Central railway can be smothered
are FOOLS
The contract between Mr.. C. Hunting
ton and Mr.. Jay Gould has been ratified
by the directors of the Missouri Pacific,
Kansas and Texas, Texas and Pacific, St.
Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern and
the International and Great Northern
railway cOmnanies
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-15

If you want to be well dressed, OF
desire the best articles in clothing, hats.
dry goods or gents furnishing goods,
look at the stock of G. Robinson, %
Austin avenue. The goods and prices
will satisfy you.--0920:tf.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-15

Pat Farrell. in addition to his other bus
mess, is laying in large lot of holiday
toys. and when you want to make the
young folks happy, 90 there.--l025tf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-15

Matthews, Massey & Blades enjoy IN
cnyiable distinction as house and sign
painters. They never slight their work
but always do an honest job.-myl2