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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-22
LEGION OF HONOR

holds regular meetings first ana third Satur-
d. in each month.
FRANK A.W CREAGER. Secretary.
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FOR COLLECTOR OFTAXEs.

We are authorized TO announce Rchar II.
Harrison, Esq, as q candidate tor county Judge,
McLcnnau county, subject to the actor of the
county democracy. ID ,CWtf
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Temperance Council No. 446, meets every
Friday night at sharp, IN Lehman
Hall, east side square.-l02}ly
X. ". DAVIS, ". z.
Z. ENCORE K. :.
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All wool bunting and nuns yelling
newer prettier and cheaper than ever
tennis lawn suiting's, new and attractive
can be found only at Levine Bros
04l6.c
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25-CENT COLUMN.
STOLEN.

OR STRAYED from the residence of Capt.
! ~ s. p. Ross, one mare mule, or 10 years
| old, branded L on left shoulder, color between
d bay and brown; also, one black pony, mark
of barbed wire on chest, branded on shoulder
half circle and an y under 1t, tail short. good
work horse: also, one bay pony, about yea RS
old, very poor, brand unknown VIII give SO
for return of the above stock or information
that will lead to their recovery.
O4lSlU 5. P. ROSS.
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The Great English Remedy.

Is q never failing Cure
Tor nervous debility,
exhausted vitality,
seminal weakness,
spernatorrhra. LOST
MANHOOD, impoten-
cy, paralysis, and all
the terrible effects OF
self abuse, youthful
fullies aud exercises Ut
maturer years such as
oss OF memory, lassi-
tude, nocturnal enils-
sion, aversion pf sOcie-
~ dituuASs of Vi-iOu
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California wine direct from California
at |. A GOldsfein Pure, healthtul and
cheap.-040sIc.
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Talk is cheap. but come and convince
pourseittbat the only place 70 bay good
pair OF boots or shoes cheap is at Sanger
BrOs.-04l6tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-22

On tap every day, WOoten's genuine
mineral Bremond water at Tucker Il
Mills.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOE CONsTABLE.

We are auth orlled to announce R. S. Ingram
as . candidate for Cons table in precinct No. l,
MeLeAnan county, subject to the action of the
democratic party 04lg
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Ladies Newport ties at I. L. Jordans.
utlEtp
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We are authorized to announce Allen L. West
deputy for past four years. as candidate for
collector oftaNas, McLenBan county, subject TO
me action OF the county democracy.
tAu'tN"tf
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We are authorized TO announce J. '. Guyton
as candidate tor collector of taxes subject to
the action OF the democracy OF McLrnnan
county DIV
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The hest strengthener of body and mind
is Browns Iron Bitters. 1t is very soOth-
ing and refreshing in its etiect.-dwtO423
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-22
MASONIC.

The sick committee OF Waco Lodge ~, tor
the ensuing month, beginning January ., lSS3
J X Reese. J II sears, Il. j. Selman, } + .
Sedwick, ". b. Trice.
J. Z. GILMER, SEJ'I.
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=" are authorized lie announce J. b. Ewell
as candidate for Collector OF Taxes. subject
to the action of McLcnnan county democracy.
0+l9dwtf
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REMOVAL.
NOTICE.
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-On North Eighth street, house
Il with three rooms, large lot ana q splendid
we'll of WSter. Apply t. X. f. Buruham 42gtf
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THE COMMERCIAL"
WACO'S OLD AND POPULAR
Bar and Billiard Hail.

Enlarged, reftted, elegantly lighted and
ventilated, and now the best appointed
resort in the city for ffrst-class bar and
blizzard hall patrons. Prompt and cour-
t ef9uS Treatment. and the best goods for
nue.-l006tf -
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FOR ASSESSOR OF TAXEs.

We are authorized to announce James II
Iorbctt Us candidate for assessor OF taxes,
subject to the action OF the county democracy
--dRWtf
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Raby. Usage, Texas. tO5il
A DELIVERY WAGON, nearly new, WAS
N made to order recently out of choice mate
rial. VIII sell 1t very low for cash.
04l2tf ED. STRAUSS, East Waco.
NORTHEKN RAISED German MiIlet Seed
~ to the trade at Palmer's Feed Store.
040stf
VNHE whole or part OF my place On North
l. Fifth street, known as The Waco Home
Nursery PROF. L. w. KRAUSE.
IIO4tf
7 IMPROVED and unimproved City Property
i for sale, cheap. For terms apply 10
6Olltf TOM PADGITT.
7 HAVE, in different parts of the city, desIra-
L BILE building lots, which the prudent cash
purchaser is advised to look at before purchas-
ing. Also choice lands in small or large tracts
in different counties, at prices to suit. Gilt
edgetitlcs. 1t is to your interest to see me If
you want either city or country property in
choice localities cheap.
OIOqtf GEO. BARN ARD.
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WANTED.
FOR SALE.

JAMES NJ. ROBERTSON, real estate agent
q Meridian, BOsque county, Texas, has over
one hundred thousand acres OF land for sale In
BOsque and adjoining counties, Good sheep
ranches. Oflylm
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We are authorized 10 announce Samuel l..
Norwood - a candidate, subject to the demo
cratic party. FOR The orice OF assessor of taxes
tor MCLeunan county
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Heares
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Il on SUulh fiIu street opposite MI I'll
mer's and near Waco University. Apply to }.
5. Willis. Ui2lIt
A GOOD DWELLING ON Franklin between
"A seventh aud Eighth streets, Apply to
W. II Jones Al Jones Livery stable. 0il5lw
TIME UPPER FLOOR next State Central
l Bank for hall ct Offices, 81 feet lie -p new
~ furnished, gas, water. front and rear stairs.
Apply To ,. Lyons, y Austin street. Oll5f
A GOOO DIV ELLlNG conveniently located.
~ Apply to j. Il Downs. U4witt
NOR RENr-Iwo large re- 'ms III the new
Il Chalmers block, suitable Cor Offices or
sleeping rooms Apply t. II. W. fiu 10y 0r
VIM. Brooks. --0li7-u
CITY PROPERTY 70 LkASE.-Il deslr-
able los situated on Franklin. Mary
and Jackson streets, and eight South
SiXta to lease easy terms, for five or six
yea =. Apply 20 K. Il. PARROTT,
az tIif waco.
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We are authorized to announce ID. I. kInnard
as candidate Tor assessor of taxes, -ubject To
the action al the democracy Of McLennan
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-22
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.


FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
We are authorized to announce Richar H
Harrison, Esq, as q candidate tor county Judge
McLcnnau county, subject to the actioT of tn
county !em0crA.y --deMtt
FOR COLLECTOR OF TAXEs
We are authorized lie announce j. b. EweI
| as candidate for Collector OF Taxes. suhjec
to the action Of McLcnnan county democracy
G+l9dwtf
We are authorized to announce J. V. Guyto1
as candidate tor collector of taxes subject tc
the action OF the democracy OF MCLennar
county DIV
We are authorized to announce Allen L. West
tutputy Tor past four years. as candidate Tor
collector oftaNas, McLennan county, subject to
me action OF the county democracy.
Ah'tN III
FOR ASSESSOR OF TANES.
We are authorized to announce James II =.
Iorbctt us Il candidate for assessor OF taxes,
subject to the action OF the county democracy
--dSwn
We are authorized 10 announce Samuel L.
Norwood a Candidate subject to the demo
cratic party. for thr ofiice OF assessor of taxes
tor McLennhh county
din As candidate Ton assessor ot laNrs, subject
10 the action OF the democracy OF McLennan
county.
We are authorized 10 announce ID. I. klnnard
as candidate Tor aaSc--Or of taxes, -ubject to
the action al the democracy Of McLennAn
county.
We are authorized 10 announce Pink ii P0gue
as dChLdidate tor ass s5or OF taxes, Mel conan
county, subject to the action OF the county de
mOrThcy ---u2hd&Wtt
We are authorized to announce Henry
Mct'hte ~ u candidate for assessor Of taNes
subject to the seton OF the democratic pr
maries OF McLrunan county.
We are authorized to announce r. ) Grove
der a. candidate Tor assessor Of taxes Me
Lehman county, subject 10 the action of tn
county IT. mncracy --dSwtf
We are authorized to announce q W Stub
bletield as a candidate for assessor OF taxes
subject to the action OF the democratic party of
Me Lennan county
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NRENCHANGE for city property at bar
~ gain, $50 acres Df line prairie land under a
good new fence, about 70 acres in cultivation,
crop growing, three tenant houses, plenty Of
water, about II miles east of Waco. Terms
easy. Apply to " 5. Baker or j Il. Gimer
U4l5lm
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OOn CEDAR POSTS at McGregor Junction.
OUU on the Santa Fe road. Apply to J. W
RabV Usage Texas. tU5Il
The daily gazette., 1882-10-11
A THIEVING CREW,
How the Men on the .'New Consultation"
Tried to steal New Curry Comb
MlddietOxyn Nawa.

How tho Men on the ssNew Consultation ,
Tried to steal a New Curry Comb
Middletown News.
|TgH eiaucorrespondence OF the Gazette.l
MIDDLETowN, Oct. 1.-THE .sNew Con.
stitution" left here on Monday morning
and the gang showed their theiving propensi.
ties by stealing curry comb and brush from
the hotel stables, but they did not get away
with them before, Johnny Murphy, the
that they should show up. They would not
do it, and Johnny tilted the contents of q
bag that was on the ssship" into the street,
and, behol l, hissbrush and comb were iIi ,itl
This is not political lie as the Morni,sg
Neios would call 1t, but the plain truth, and
'sno Misrepresentation" and was witnessed
by not only Democrats but some Republi-
cans. htta lr E" o. faf5za r.sIr7e
| The "ship," foundered in Blackbird hun
dred, and at latest reports was still found
cred, with no hope OF being saved. ....f
John Clothier was somewhat injured on
Friday evening of last week by his wagon
breaking down and his being thrown out.
He is now improving. q ~ f lfi
A Democratic Mass Meeting will be. held
In the town Hall on Friday evening, to be
addressed by Charles B. Lore, Esq, and
James L. Wolcott. 1t is expected that the
hall will be filled. itj ri 1i,ti
At "a meeting of the Bayard Club last
night, addresses were made by Hon. H A.
Nowland, and Hon. E. R. Cochran. Both
gentlemen are taking the Interests of the
party at heart, and are doing all for the
cause that in them lies. The more honor
able part of the Republican party of this
hundred could not help being disgusted with
their Saturday night meeting, but they do
not show it, nor do they denounee Richard
for any Of his actions of the past. y,
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rTo-day,s Herald BulletIn. ]

The disturbance that was developed over
Michigan on Monday morning moved east
ward very rapidly during the night and
passed off the New Brunswick coast early
yesterday. It was followed by q large area
Of high barometer that now dominates the
weather over the territory north OF Kentucky,
Missouri and Kansas. a The, cyclonic dis.
turbance is off the Florida coast and will
move northeastward toward Cape Hatteras
1t is likely TO be attended by dan
gerous northerly and northeasterly
winds. Rain fell In the lake
regions and Gulf States. Slair weather pre-
vailed in the Middle Atlantic and New Eng
land States. Elsewhere 1t was hazy or
partly cloudy. The temperature decreased
in all the districts. Brisk winds 10 gales blew
ON the South Atlantic coast. In the other
sections OF the country they were generally
fresh. The weather In New York and it's
vicinity to-day will be cooler and hazy, fol-
lowed by increasing cloudiness and rain.
Tomorrow promises to be cool, cloudy and
rainy, with increasing wind force. y NJ
The daily gazette., 1882-10-11
MILMINGToHS. DEs1s MEPR EsR q crow

sonal abuse never VIII make friends. You
are welcome, gentlemen, TO all Of the abuse
you see proper to heap upon the heads Of
those who are not there to answer. II II
please you, 60 on, and stop not till you have
exhausted the full category of your venom
GUS abuse. Can 1t be that the characters OF
the men who make up the Republican party
In this State are to be placed In the scales Of
justice and weighed out ounce by ounce,
with the characters Of the men of the Deim-
ocratic partyi Then be It so--we will meet
you there. But you cannot by q campaign
q abuse against lapy one man, or any set Of
people shall hear ffhem, and shall determine
whether you have not forfeited all claim,
and all demand, and all respect, from the
people Of this State., y W 4 lat-
The meeting adjourned after q short
speech from A. N. eheppy. lhn.l Mi N
The daily gazette., 1882-10-11
iMATFEas OF Il EALTa.
rhe h.rulal Meeting Of ths board L.

The Regular Meeting OF the Board Las
|ig Segft Naibf Might. IN II lll,f
The Board of Health held its regular
weekly meeting last evening With DR.. Bush
in the chair. A notice was reported 10 have
been served on T. x. Lally, No. 31S Taylor
street, 8. W. McCaulley agent, to abafe q
nuisance, and therexccutive officer was az
rected to bring suit before the Mayor If work
was not commenced within "a h0urs. 8,
The matter OF cellar on Ring street, be.
longing TO W. d. Pickles, was also declared
a nuisance and suit directed to be brought
within 48 hours if'not abatcd. iilf y
The Secnetary was instructed to notify the
p, w. & B. Railroad Company TO clean out
\ gutter near the dickson q Sharp Com.
pany's works, which was reported TO be in
a filthy condition. 81 ~ AAO @tH
Executive Officer A.V. Gaynor reported
the city slaughter houses IN good condition.
The executive officers reported that they
had visited the western part of of the city
IN accordance with Instructions from the
board and had found a large number of
pig pens In very filthy condition, causing
The bad smells Of which complaint has brep
J Dr.: spriafeati and John Otto were au
pointed p committee to Investigate the
nuisances complained Of on the premises of
John Fehrenbach, near Seventh ana Poplar
streets. Messrs. Otto and Kane were appointed
q committee to examine into the complaint
made against James Farra of water In the
cellar Of No. 1 East Third street. The
matter of a pool of water on Thatcher
street was referred to Drs, Draper and
Springer fiiy A't" Iht4 W
q A Communication was received from the
trustees Of Asbury NJ. E. Church, stating
that Samuel W. MeCaulley owned a. vault
In their burial grounds which was caved in,
and nauseous smell arose from It. The
Board considering that the trustees had
control Of their grounds, referred the mat
ter back for further information.
Executor officer Ward reported that he
had had an alley in the vicinity OF Ninth
and French streets paved vt q cost of S16
and had collected that amount from the
property holders. 8Ei gittN
The question of the pig pen nuisance was
considered at some length, but the Board
was almost unable to decide what they
would do In the premises. 1t was deemed
advisable, however, not to interfere until
after the fall killing had taken place.
To declare the pens q nuisance each one
would have to be examined separately.
The City Council will be asked to pass an
ordinance abolishing all pens within the city
limits q iNt 'Tlti{ -.'NNAl
A number of minor nuisances we've re.
ported abated.
Z Amos A. Eastburn reported 1888 priyies
cleaned during the twelve months ending
September 80, 1882. ffIN left r).NfH
Orders forbills were drawn as follows: A.
V. Gaynor, $14.60; Samuel McClary, $03;
John Hanson, 81; James Stuart, 50 James
q Webb, so cents.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-11
Mayoralty Hearings.

At the Mayors court last evening the
case against Edward Cassidy, selling liquor
contrary to law, was dismissed. Fanny
johnson and Patrick Conncll were fined for
disorderly conduct, the former 81 and the
latter So, Three drunks were settled at so
cents apiece. This morning Luke Mealy,
arrested on West Front street yesterday
afternoon for Icing drunk, was fined 81 and
costs. James O'Neil disturbed the political
meeting last night and was drunk and dis
orderly. Fined 81. John Dugan, for being
drunk, very disorderly and resisting arrest,
an old man, who reluctantly said that he
'.lived ON the HILL" came down into the
city and became very drunk and disorderly.
de was fined 81, Another unfortunate, who
told the officer arresting him that he 'iiived
In America, was also fined 81. A plain
drunk was released for so cents.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-11
MrsUEEzzkpous.
the election Ofi fsastssn Democratic Con.

the election ofi fourteen Democratic Con-
'gressmen, aviE ---Eliiott over Rutterworth,
Jordan over smiths Lefeyre over Copklin,
Campbeil over Morey, PoWelI over Robin,
son, Hard over lKidg, Nesl over Hart, Con-
verse over Dunkie, Warner over Dawes,
Wilkins over Clarke, and 70 Fotan aover
Everett. This leaves the Third district,
Where Murray, Democrat, 10 running sgainst
Shuitz, and the Fourteenth, where Geddee,
Democrat, Is isrunning against Horf, doubtful
Z The only Republicanl districts, according
70 this estimate, are those in which Upde-
graf, kiefer, Taylor, McKinley and McC Clpre
were delegates. - At Republican headquar-
ters the few who remained until after mid
night acceded to this estimate save as to the
defeat Of Shultz and Robinson, whose elcc-
tion they still claim JAlue p'iA faN
The daily gazette., 1882-10-11
LOCAL LACoNIcs.

The grand jury inspected the prison at
New Castle yesterday and found It In good
condition.
The Phoenix Engine Company are making
good progress with the improvements on
their bouse. ~
Martin Green has recovered SS5 from the
Beneficial Society of the Immaculate Con-
ccptioA for seven weeks benefits.
In q day or two several dining-room cars
will be shipped by the. Harlan q Hollings-
worth Company to the Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul railroad.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-11

B1cTe
were in Ohio 8, l98, ,239 persons. OF the
826, SIT males who had reached the voting
age, 6lS s4S5 were native whites, 191 1856
foreign whites and 81 ,706 were colored.
s THE VOTE IN TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, Oct. 10-The Germans, with
the exception of those belonging to the
Methodist and Evangelical Association
Churches, have bolted the Republican party
en- masse on account of the temperance
legislation last winter. They were, how
ever, favorahly disposed to King, the Re-
publican candidate for Congress, and DOYLE,
the Republican candidate for Supreme
Judge. On the other hand, there were
symptoms of q revolt of the Irish from
Hurd, the Democratic candidate. At mid
night 1t appears as If Hurd had carried
Toledo by 100, but King the county by 400.
Doyle has probably carried the county by
5000, but the vote'is nearly even on Town
send and Newman, candidates for Secretary
of State. Erie county, In which is Sandusky
city, has probably given King 800. In
Ottawa and Sandusky counties Hurd's ma
joities have been greatly reduced and are
now estimated at 800 for the former and 300
for the latter. This would make Hurd's
majority about 200. The chances at present
are more in favor of increasing than dimin-
ishing these figures.
THE CHAIRMAN OF THE REPUBLICAN, STATE
COMMITTEE GIVES THE STATE UP. -
COLUMBUS, Oct. 10.-Reports from about
one-fourth of the precincts In the State
show a Democratic gain of $4,000. Unless
later returns materially change the result
the Republicans are defeated. There are
not enough returns on Congressman to in
dicate results, GEORGE X. NASH,
Chairman Republican State Committee.
EDITOR HALsTEAD GIVES UP THE STATE
AND THE CINCINNATI coNaREssMEN.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10.--Scratching in the
heavy German wards makes the counting
slow and certainties late. The Republicans
appear TO have lost the State and both Con-
gressmen here In Cincinnati. -
NJ. HALsTEAD, Commercial
WAsHINGToN, Oct 10.--The following |
telegram was received here tonight from |
Speaker Keifer M t-,s5zfl
SPRINGFIELD, ONO, Oct. 10.-I will GER
tainly be elected, but reports from the State |
are not encouraging.
ANOTHER ESTIMATE = FOURTEEN. DEMO- 4
CRATIC ooNGREssMEN oLAIMKDs
New York Herald dispatch. -tiss = 1
The Democratic estimation on Congress- 4
men is that they have elected fourteen out
of twenty-one Congressman.
At the Republican headquarters the few
who remained until after midnight concede |
The daily gazette., 1882-10-11
GRAND ENoAMPMBNr.

Last evening the Right Worthys GRAND
Encampmcnt of Delaware, i. O. o. H. held
a session In the Odd Fellows' Hall, Edwtn
r. Morrow, M. w. G. p, presiding. and
Edwin Hirst, R. W. G. s., ut the desk. II
The grand officers reports were read.
adopted and referred. s4f. nl .,,olt'i
r. II. Ewbanks, r. w. G. r. to q. @. L.rsr
ported that the Sovereign Grand Lodge had
adopted degree for the Uniform Elcamp-
ment and the report was adopted. Ths
special committees on delinquent eneamb1
ments made report recommending thsstks
place of meeting of Sussex Encampment
No. be removed from Seaford to Laurel,
and the recommendation was adopted. s''te
Edwin Hirst, r. w. G. g., reported d
follows Encampments, o; members at lase
report, 1888; members admitted, Is; members
reiustated, l; total membership 1873;
IA; present membership, 1856; patriarchs re-
lieved, AZ; weeks sickness, 500, patriarchs
buried, 3; paid for relief, 1905; paid for
burying dead, $275; paid for relief and dona-l
tions, 81 1856; receipts from all scourees,a
$1779.45; expenditures, $l8S3.05, 4,t,.,,, 80
The election OF officers resulted as follows
M. w. G. P. Daniel Ross, No. 81 II. r.
g. Fl. p, Rev. 8. e. Nicholson, No. 4 OF
Seaford r. w. 8. G. W., B. v. Weldino 81
No. of Smyrna r. w. J. g. W.. Samuel.
M. Simpler of No. 6 OF Milford X, w. "a.
g., Edwin Hirst OF No. 1; r, w. a. n.
Henry Eckel OF No. 1 r. w. O., aRSprs.
sentive to the 8. g. Lodge, r. II. Rwbanhsls
No. l g. l. s., s.. H. Quay, No. =; G, NJ.
Fred. W. Taylor, No. 8. llIsx Ws'L kaf
The NJ. w. P. g. was installed by khs srsL
tiring M. w. G. P. Edwin r. Morrow ana ,
he In, turn installed the subordipate ofiieers.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-11
Neglected street Lnmns.

Officer Broomall reports that there are
continuous complaints in. the Eleventh
ward In regard to the gasoline street lamps.
Last night after 1.30 there was not single
lamp burning, and when the officer made an
examination of few of them they were
found to be without any oil whatever There
are many dangerous places in the ward,
making 1t unsafe to travel after Dightfall,
and the residents very properly wish to know
who is responsible for the neglect Of the
lamps.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-11
A Railroad Rearing Compet,,,or.

LERANoN,. PA, Oct. a The directors Of
the Cornwall Railroad Company ha made
another reduction OF ~ per. cent. on their
through rates of freight, making a total re-
duction of SO per cent. since the first of
July. An opposition line Is under constrnr-
tion and the reductions are due to this.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-11
DUBLIC SALE
FINE. RESIDENCE,

corner Of Third and Washington streeta, will be
sold AZ public sale on the premises, northwest
CORNER % Third and Washington streets, on
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. oCrOBEk+
s5..5i-4 :, at 3 O'Clock, =
That IA rye three -stnry brick store and dweline:
Size ef house 10 rooms and yeranda, with all the
modern improvements. Hot and cold water,
water closets. bath room, high ceilinRg, large,
we'll ventilated rooms, bay window on the SIDE,
omen stairway cellar under whole building. The
Above f,roperty Is worthy the attention OF persons
vsnffIlR \ house, or 70 make good paying lnr
yestmeft. The. property can be seen any time
befDfe sale by calling on the premises. For terms
sec hand bills or calf on the auctioneergL; -
- 'T'"', WIN. CR0NEY, Trustee =
! L. w: sTIDHAM 4 Son, Auct. octs-7tD