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Missouri. hoy Murderer,

l5l' Louls hrpubllcahj
Every person who came to the court
house yesterday wanted to see GUY
Smith, many coming to see him from
curiosity, who did not know him at all
Many boys came. The verdict vii have
good effect on the boys. some Of
whom expressed the opinion that he
ought not to he hung. One young scamp
Of eleven in reported to haye said that II
Guy got loose he wOnld shoot his father
before u week. This young h'peful set
his fathers house on fire st fall Tor
being whipped 10y the old man.
Yesterday Guy WIS feeling better, a.
he believes his attorneys will get him u
new trial. He charged visitors Tor show
ing himself. In one case he demended
and got quarter for ding 80, but he is
not thr same boy he was. The verdict
will be Of service to him il it does not
prove fatal-that il, II he II not hung,
The general opinion seems 10 be that
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The Ci,y Hotel. Morgan, TeNns

Is newly built, and is frst-c in
every respect, Mrs j, T., WHIT propri-
etress, NJ. A. Feency, clerk. This is the
place, Tor the travelling public and the
commercil men feel ut home at this
hotel, Give us call aud you will come
again Don't forget the City Hotel.
Elegant rooms, and table first class,
U7lbdlm.
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II You want an exact and elegant like
ness OF yourself, your friend or sweet
heart, there is no place Ia the state of
Texas where You can be- better suited than
ut the art pailors OF ". u. Jackson, Aus
lin street. Tie best artists employed and
the finest pictures mndc from Tia" dainhcst
Rcmhrandt to perfect pictures in oil.
7-,iD-lm
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10 all who are suffering from the errors
and indscretions of youth, nervous weak.
ness, early decay, loss OF manhood, etc.
will send you recipe that will cure you
tree OF charge. his great remedy was dis
covered by missionary In South Amer.
lea send scli-addrcsscd rnyelopo to the
Rev. Joseph L. human, Station ID, New
York CitY.--no2eOw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-04

Those persons who do not need iron,
but who are troubled with nervousness
and dyspepsia, will lind in Carters Little
Nerve pills a most desirable article, They
are mostly used in connection with Car
ter's Little Liver pills, and in this way
often exert u most magical effect. Take
Just one pin OF each kind Immediately
after eating and you will be tree from In
digestion and dyspepFi1, In wills at ~
cents Sold by all druggists. Sold by
Tucker s. Wills, Waco, 4, xas.-s0l.lw.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-04

Those contemplating a summer trip
would do wen to look at the very large
rs -orimcnt ct fine travelling trunks and
yaliscs ot the nentcst improved styles At
Il. llabpr's,-GlJtC
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Indies when in want Of Dye Colors Of
any shade from 10 cents up, that gives
uhe very best Of satisfaction, then 90
to Tucker " Willis. They have the
lngrcst md most complete stock ever
brought to this market 1lGdSwS
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-04

DIR, Wards Seminary Tor young ladies,
Nashville, Tennessee, stands about the
head OF all southern schools for numbers
apd progress 1t is beautiful for situation,
right In the city has SPLENDID buildings
and able teach, rs. -7OS,lwO
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We understand certain interruptions
The Elie Ciiyiro works aud be- able to
Hkr urlcr for their good., at the same
time representing th,n Ms ini,rio. and
Offering NJ figure. away below what II
ro-t, 10 build. IN order Ia sell other work.
We brand thos' parties us fraud, and clu-
lion the public against them. We have no
regular agents al Waco nj present Tor the
Erie City factory, but shall be pleased
To appoint any good firm or man to r.
present them there. and In joining terri
tory. &. a. kE,rI>G.
Correspondence with buyers OF engines
nd boilers solicited
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JAMES DsGEIHY, :.
PROFESSIONAL MAClllNIS1
"a 4In IIFNAa

WACO, TEXAS.
Offers his professional services 81 compe-
tent machlnl-t Tor all kinds Ot work requiring
sklu In mechanism such As repairing safes,
locks, steam engines. ott. Shop, FIRST floor Op
pOsitr the Examiner onicc, on South Third st,
7IIlAWlm
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Special attention is called to the new
advertisement Of Mcs.rs. Sparks, Mai
lory N Allen in tins issue They mean
what they say.-729tc
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A beautiful array Of parasols aud ruu
shades, plan, nllS, lined aud uuliucd, in
all the mewcst styles. Call aud look at
them at Is. lIHbcrs. lite
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Proposals wiz be received Ne follows, In
bIddi ny Tor pr ipting, each bidder win be rr-
qull ed 20 speclff the class ur classes Tor which
lie bids any bidder may hid for one more or
az ioui classes ~ inny be preicrrsdi and sny
separately and may l-ouuake another bid Tor
the whole Of the Printing.
No prupo,h' Tor 'css thsn one entire class 81
printing will Do considered.
80 proposal for printiug 81 stationery VIII e.
considered unless each and every item ~ print.
Ing, binding, aud statipUe bli tor, shall be
below the maximum rates ain Ne,l
Proposals for stationery must be separate
Each proposal must be accompanied ny the
bond Of the bidder, la me sum Of 1900. win
two or more Hutclent -urstlen, Cnuui toned
that II the contract be awarded 10 HI "a he Will
enter into writer agreement. AMI give bond
aud security Tor tho laitniui performance there
o itsee AIT 4 0a, Rev siAs
Tie proposals mast BE- sealed and addressed
10 the secretary ~ STATE, and must be in
dOTsod witt the statomcnt that they are pro-
pOsais for che pub 10 yIintlng or for stationary
Al the tim specified, the proposals. VIII be
opened In tbs presence OF the Hoard Of rubllc
Tinting aud such bldd'r- ard Others a. are
present, and the Board Of rub ic Printing will
! examine the ITJposals, make careful COmpaTi-
| sons, and aWaId contracts u th' iOw' ~ and
h - re. ppnslhr bidders
All tuutturts VIII be awarded Tor the term 4
rWo ears uulil new contracts shall be- mad
AMI approved, subject to the condition. pro
scribed by law ,ee Rev. stats D ltIeLXXAl
The right Is re- erYed N award t.c o1ntract
/ pf printing by ci-ss or clasher ~ the lowest
I resp n- bic bidder tor zach, OF 10 aWAri the
con Thct tu uluutr Whu may ull Tor lhF
ghOle ri the printing and VIII bid may be
regarded ~ Atp-t advantageous 10 the state.
/ \ s., N right II reserved to order Any of tho
1 pubilc printing TO- DOM At the sta'e printing
| ON 60 Il 4 u Asylum.
| Al printing aud stationery not embraced
! ~ tAin th1 spec neuti0bs, must De- furnished OI
/ the contra tor. At rates in proportion IN th0sr
! liked Ia IA" contract Tor work " stationery Of
! similar character, to be hAcl by the Board Of
/ Public frlntiug
! The cntfrut pointing Of the Legislature mus,
/ he dome in tn city of Austin
! Bidders Gre requested ~ give only one price
! On tch item ~ material AMI work having max
] imum rate an Nd, aud ~ submit saniplc- VI
pAPer witch they propose ~ furnish tue STATE ,
| each market ~ilh srhdc aud brand.
niddcrs are referred to The law fpT further par
| ticulars tliey. stats. Title LNAN, And Chap.
! LAANNIil, Grn, LAWS. l-sl
| blank forms, snumeralIug teens Of printing
aud articles pf stationery aud giylng ma ms n
rates. tor Use u bidders eau br hat atths ono
u SECRETARY Of state, ~ BOWMAN,
sOiiI Secretary Of state.
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just opened new invoice of hoop
skirts nj 5Oc, ihc and - at Levine Bros
one price rslahlishmrut.-Oi2
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- )CTOBBR 2, 1852
~ The plan ur The new admin ,truiun
'o,iics The most cumplr'c ARA p
MS ihr me,ii x III, adv nCinG r,Iuir
nts If the tiules in al piltmclt, ui
ssiiaie e,lucliinn. We has, engaged ~
n l'nlly which, IN spo ia trainins 10 heir
Inf lrk, IN pIoie' sion / skill, and surr, ,iul
w" D, Renee. Is not excel d IN an me IanJ
l. The liter ry cnur,e viii Inc 50 tx.
- 80 died nnd the sttndaid Of hulur, lip
n frr raised as to make the Jgdsnn in this
p,rtioent. rs II has All along h en- In
Use OF music and art, the recognized
tder IN the south.
4 Such ndvancrs will he made In the
- FOOLS OF music and art also IA 10 mnln-
athe long established supreme. OF the
, Iitution In those ira Chcs
' /. Constant and lligent care viii be
zen 10 the domestic ard rcial lie OF our
-.tpils, 40 that every ONE shall resolve all
lenelp'i advantages OF well ord red Chris
home, and every help In the cultlva-
mol hose winsOme gr,I cs of heart
manners which securea w"man's in
ence and usefulness In society.
~ The charges have been made the
I yest possible for such advantages as
iii .fprosi.ied In every department oi the
tool. HOr eafalogues aal circulars ap.
81. ITO DIR. W. T. McALLlSTER,
Sec. Board Trustees. Marion, Ala.
sIfP sollm
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,rAIIoEEHY

All articles In the stationery line us- by the
several departments Of the state government.
rrubnble amount tb,up1,
Stationery 10 be delivered to the respective
departments ordering The raIue In such guam
titles aud at such tlni's n may be esighnteI
No extra charges allowed for delivering goods
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The one price Clotl,iers Sanger Bro
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University Of Virginia.

SUMMER LAW ECTURES tpin"
- kln tdth july, la7i, ana emit l1tu september.
Have proved nj signal usr,-l-t, 10 stulruH,
VINO design tn pursue their Studies At th- ur
other Law Sr10Olsi ID, 10 those who propose
~ rcn privately; and Sd, 10 practitioners who
nav" not had ihr advantage of systematic inH
Struciiun For circular apply P. %. UuiNrr.
atty Of Va mJOHN B MINOR Prot Com.
Rad stat. Law
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Fresh iurnip an gar ten seed, at Tuck
er& Willh',
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Proposals for Public Printing, Binding and
Stationery.

,vEAIED pRppD-AIs la. r.rcivch At
- the office Of secretary al state, until 10
90. .l1'h m 81 81 kh ~ me SO o. ID
"a ~ Nh' mhfN -. rom any rultA-
nl'l'l''I "I pels'hHs t'-hl'hi OF lhls STATE 70
Prln' anu hlh' M" laws ana IuuihhlH "i inc
i.klslh'u''' "srth'I lh ,su'h printing nhh
nlhul' u.s. l"hy n' "iu't'N ny "thrl mouse
hcr'"l, anu l" sunh "'h,r printing Aud hind-
ing hS may ne ieInir"i ny law OF h''hrh
10y hhl 'rh"i lnrnt "l W" N'atr R"N,thm'ht.
.nr, ,r, tt,,,, a.. NO.. t,. i,gt tI,o Mt III
dumb Asylum aud 10 furnish such stationery
~ may hvr'putred by law ur uu"ied hy my
tlrpaTtMcuI ~ tho state guyrrufsgnt r,trut
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MEDICAL.
The Great English Remedy.

pels.s In III. head the Vital mud passing un-
OILS Tsu'i In the urluc, and mans other diseases
that lea { To Insanity amt 'eath. The medical
g,'ngic;nrn connected with the institution are
gtnnu,i'l- "f the best colleges oi Europe and
th,s c.,u,lry, an have had large experience In
these troubles. ami win agree To forfeit FIVE
HUNiIitD DOLL AIRS To case OF this kind
tliat ~ ht.kESrpR 'llNEWnder their special
a,iyir. had treat ncnu will not cure or for any %
thing iir-urp pr injurious found In II. We treat
all priN itv diseases successfully without mer-
cury. CiNSUtTAl ION FREE. Thorough
examlna,i n and advice including analysis ni
uriar. s. l'ric. of VITAL REsTORATlN 4
81 hnflr ar four times the quantity, slO
Sent tn NV address upon receipt of price. G.
q. ~rrurr from 90 sviNatiun, and In private
name IL rci. ly husi-h Medical lnstitut
Nails 'ii'. -trcct 81 outs, Missouri Post
one h3x, giGi. Tucker n Wills, Wholesale
an R"'qtl g"rtS wn"n ,1"Nas --4rdwlv
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"A prominent planter down tho river
this year furnished his colorcd tenant.
with onion sets, distributing from a quart
to hall gallon to each family, on the
ground that ii was cheaper to give the
sets and have them raise onions for them
selves than to have them steal those lac
should raise, bit OF strategy basr on
u profound knowledge OF nature and prat =
teal economy.
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-07-07

celebrating and did not get caught
Never mind T; better luck next time.
Mr.. Barns, of Woodstock, H., is Wis
iting at Mr.. Washburn's.
Miss Stella Washburn has returned
from Milwaukee to her home in Bristol
Mr.. G.Bush found one of his horses
dead in the stable last week.
The dime reading at Wesley was {
success. 4 tell you the little boys anG
girls, such as BERTHE and Lewis Ward
Day Stuart and Berthe ashburn, ont
do the grown-up boys and girls.
In the next dime reading do not
leave out Aunt Hayward and Uncle
Bert. 2 And don't you forget it.
notwithstanding the rainy weather
on the 10th there was goodly number
of folks out to the feast at Asbury
There is some complaint about the
walters being in too great hurry TO
clear tables. Please give them more
time.
Mrs. NJ. Parks is very sick at her
daughters, Mrs. Osborn. She is draw
ing near the end of her journey.
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elegant new coat Of paint. The next
attraction will be Melted wire door
and yard fence.
The Hagle co. are delivering 1eC
tons Of ice per day IN Chicago, two
carloads of which are shipped daily
from Salem Station.
Mrs. Palmatier. the Worthy Patron,
banqnetted the Cadets of Temperance,
about forty in number. in magnificent
style OH Monday evening in the base
ment of the Congregational church.
The tables looked perfectly lovely
decked with flowers, among which
were disposed artfully contriyed pas
tries, ice cream and Strawberries being
an agreeable adjunct. Half the work,
it is suspected, was Mrs. Tait's, who
was seen busy as bee amid the flow
ers and daintieS. After the cadets had
wrought the work of devastation the
tables were showed aside and games
closed a pleasant entertainment.
The Browne family, assisted by the
Salem Cornet Band, gave one of their
popular concerts on Wednesday night
in the Congregational church. They
drew full house, and in their minis
try of music gratiied the taste of a
critical and appreciative audience.
Prof. Dudley, also of Lake Geneva, a
talented looking young gentleman,
played the Burdett combination organ
with rare skill and ability, and was re-
ceiVed with great enthusiasm. 1t was
conceded by all present that he is the
finest organist who has ever visited
these parts, and by his mastery per-
formances proved that he is possessed
of superior talent, and is destined to
rise above themediecrity. His friends
feel safe in predicting a brilliant and
successful career.
The strawberry festival given on
Friday night in the M. E. church was
a success, both socially and financially.
A large number sat down to supper.
which all will agree was "a CASTRO
nomic poem. a dietetic symphony,
digestive delight" The ladies on this
particular evening lost none of their
reputation for getting up suppers of
this description, and they richly de-
serve the patronage which they always
receive.
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SOMERS ITEMS.

Copious rains fell in this section of
country on Thursday evening and Fri
day morning of last week, doing much
good to nearly all kinds of crops. The
weather is really delightful for person
al comfort, but too cold for crops, es-
pecially corn.
The strawberry and ice cream festi-
val on Friday was a decided success.
Beside being an enjoyable time, the
finances of the Society received quite
an addition.
Mr.. Phillips, the Racine wool mer-
chant, was in the southern part of our
town last week and bought large
amount of wool, paying thirty-five cents
per lb. for nearly all.
E. Warren is at work on Chas. Bur-
CESS house. repairing and adding there
to.
John J. Schwartz is just finishing a
very neat and convenient house; an
other evidence of industry and thrift.
Mrs. James Ozanne went to Horizon
last week to see a grandson that quite
recently put in an appearance at the
home of J. T. Ozanne, M. d.
Joseph Bradley rejoices at the birth
of his fourth daughter.
There was a fair sprinkling of our
citizens at the races on the Fourth.
Who can tell us what aiIs our apple
trees? The older ones especially look
as if frozen or blighted. The fruit
falls, leaves curl up, and trees grow
little, if any.
DR.. Ed. Barnes, of Horizon, surprised
his friends by his presence on the
Fourth.
Quite a number of our young people
went to Lake Bluff on the Fourth to
attend the religious services held there.
There has been one or two cases of
measles near the Town Hall lately.
Rumor says that the VIM. Smith
farm is sold to a Milwaukee man, a
Scotchman, but it lacks confirmation.
Isaac I. Bishop, of Dakota, arrived
here on Sunday morning on a short
visit, and reports everything to be in
a hourishing condition at that place.
Everett Johnson also came Monday
morning on q vacation from Madison,
where he is attending the Business
College.
Mr.. Geo. Wheaton lost a valuable
horse last week. In trying to escape
being caught, he failed to see low
wire fence over which he fell and
broke his neck.
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BRISTOL.

Mrs. Farr, mother of Mrs. A. C.
Joslyn, departed this life on Sunday
last about one o'clock. She was born
In Vermont and after her marriage she
and her husband moved to New York
state. About 1882 they moved to Ohio
and for several years kept a hotel in
Cleveland. Her husband died in 1870,
and as soon as her property was dis
posed of and her affairs settled she
came to Bristol, and, with the excep-
ton of visits to her daughter Mrs.
Treat, has resided with Mrs. Joslyn up
to her death. She was thorough New
Highlander in her habits, and gave in
from work with great reluctance. She
bore sickness and pain with great for
titude, and desired that they would not
take her body to Ohio to be buried.
She was over 81 years at her death.
Elder Parsons conducted the funeral
services at the house on July the 4th
A large number of neighbors was pres
ent. Her grandson. G. Joslyn, came
from Racine to attend the funeral.
James Parks and wife, with very
small Park, came down from Racine to
look round the old home and see the
old friends.
AT Wesly chapel on Sunday the usual
services were held, notwithstanding
it was Quarterly meeting at Pleasant
Prairie. This was commendable
move. I never could see why church
should be closed because some few
members might wish to hear the Pre-
siding Elder.
| Quite a number of Bristol's youne
folks went picnicing and fishing on the
lakes on the fourth. The fish were oui
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An ETTRAoRDINARY OFFER.

There are large number of persons out
of employment in every county. Such as
want employment and are willing to go to
work with energy can make from 500 to
$500 month working for us. The amount
made by our agents varies, according to their
energy and ability, some making $500, while
others make rs high as $500 month.
With an article of great merit, that should
be sold to every HORSEPOWER who sees it,
paying 100 per cent profit to the agent, with
no sale less than 81 500 a year-while a live,
pushing man working for the most that can
be made will make $4,000. We only want
one man in each County, and to him will
give the exclusive sale as long as he contin.
ues to work faithfully for us. There is no
competition from any source, as there is
nothing like it made by anyone but ourselves.
Parties having from $3.50 to 81 900 to invest
can obtain General Agency of from 10
Counties to q State. We want good workers
TO act for us, and such will obtain not only
very profitable business, but one that will
be permanent and pleasant. We are not
paying salaries, and request that those that
think of receiving such terms from us that
they do not write US, for we only want men
who are willing td work for the profits of
their energy and ability-let that be what it
may. We will mail our descriptive circulars
to all out of employment on receipt of 8
cent stamp. The first to comply with our
terms will secure the county or counties
they want.
Address, RENNER MANUFACTURING Co.,
ll6 Smithtield street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

By virtue of an execution issued out of the
Circuit Court in and for the County of Keno sha
State of Wisconsin, in favor of George d. Elder
kin, and against the goods, chattles and real
estate of Catherine Hudson, to me directed and
delivered l have seized and taken the follow
ing described real estate In said county, to wit
Part of the northwest quarter OF section No.
thirty-one i3D, of town two ~, north, of
range twenty-three (23), east, and described
as follows, to wit: Commencing twenty
rods west of the east line and forty rods
north of the south line of said quarter
section; thence north parallel with the east
line of said quarter section to the south
line of Middle Street, as extended, westerly,
according to plat of University Addition to
the city of KenOsha; thence westerly on the
south line of Middle Street aforesaid to the east
line of Maple Street of said addition; thence
south on the line of the street last named to a
point forty rods north of the south line of said
quarter section thence east to the place of
beginning, lying and being in the County of
KenoSha, and State of Wisconsin, which afOre-
said property | shall expose for sale and sell at
public auction. as by law directed, at the front
door of the court house, in the city OF KenOSha,
in said county, on Saturday, the 9Th day of
July, A. D. 1882 at 2 O'Clock in the afternoon of
that day.
Dated Sheriff's office. Kenosha, May 18th,
1882. FL. G. BLACKMAN.
Sheriff ken0sha Co., Wis.
S 3. VAN BUsKIRK,
PLAINTIFFS Attorney, 5IWf
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RANDALL.

Lewis Robertson's new house is rap
idly growing into shape.
J. E. McKesson went to the Harvard
races with his trotters. We have, not
heard how he came out at this writing.
1t is now in order for those who pre-
dicted that Arthur would not hang
Guiteau to rise and explain.
On the morning of the Fourth the
thermometer indicated about 45 de-
grees. Only little lower and we
would have had q frost. There was a
light frost July 4th, 1859.
There is considerable sickness in
these parts. We believe the doctors
call it malarial fever. We are glad to
be allie to say that there are no serious
cases as yet.
Corn is small and yellow, and the
worms are badly damaging some fields.
Taking it all together, the prospect for
a good crop of this cereal is not as good
as at this time last year. We badly
need good weather now.
The GLORIOUS 4th'' was celebrated
about as usual about here. There were
no doings in these parts, but the people
showed their respect for the day by
quite a general cessation from labor
Most of the young people went to Nc
Henry to the ball there in the evening