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PERSON AZ.

Mr. Robert Rorur of whitney, wa u
visitor to the city yesterday.
CAPT. t.. +. Tut il in the city ngnin
iust returned from "A trip along the west
crn extension of the Texas md st. luui..
Rocky wilhelm nov OF l.Rmpn-n'
county, IT. in town and viii remain severn.
dny. About nv" years ugo Rocky was a
pou,nr rcs-on, er boy ia the W l.. tcle-
prapn Office. For more thpu tour vr,r-
hn has hcrded sheep in ampn'N- county.
has become thoroughly familiar with the
business oi woul-gruWing, and by dlni OF
industry and economy is nov able {" buy
lock and 20 into the shc' y business toI
himself
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About I X. M. Yesterday those who had
just commenced TO enjoy their morning
nap were awakened by The alarm OF lirr,
which was heard an over the business
district Those who visited the scene ct
oontlagralion found that the burning
building was the unt-story frame house
on sixth street owned by MrJ. v Smith
and occupied lay Jennie Blair When the
fire was fast discovered it was burning up
ihc side OF the house ON the uu aide aud
there was every evidence that it WAS the
work OF AN inccndimy. just about the
time II got under good hcAdwHy gentle
man went 10 the house o wake one OF the
occupants and discovered the flames. Tie
at once burst In the door and aroused the
inmates, who were h,t nsl'ep, and were il
not for his tim. ~ arrival they might have
burned up In the building. Whist could
have been the motive tor setting the
house on fire ii Ia hard to tell, hut there
ia no room Tor doubt that the iaggot WAS
not lighted under It, The building and
its contents were entirely consumed Nj.
Smith had F2OO insurance on the building
which VIII not begin to cover the los
and we learn that the occupant had no
Insurance NJ all. II would APPEAR from
tho attempt In north Waco and The burn.
inR OF the building above mentioned that
there Is some person or persons who are
nAlng = make "a long stay al Hun .v!ilr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-08
EIeotrIc EonsnmntIon Cure

Has undoubtedly the best rcputs.
ton Of amy medicine Ion the cure Of
consumption that we have yet bee0
able to find. IL is preparrd expressly
for consumption, and those who sre
affected with Il drop-scuttd cough a
long-standing. a few doses give In
mediate relief, and il kept up will II
tcct cure. 1t IL very soothing to the
lungs and pleasant to take. one good
nights sleep, free from those dreadful
paroxysms ~ coughing, is worth more
than the price Of halt dozen bottles.
Ask your druggist for Il bottle AZ
once; price 30 cents and II per bottle
Prepared only by 1uckrc ~ Willis,
Waco, Texas.
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10 all whom it may oonCern
This il 10 certify that the Home lnsug-
anCc Company, OF CoIumhus, Ohio, Ia, in
all respects fully complied with tho laws
OF Texas a. conditions prec, dent 10 its do
ing bushes, in this state, aud that said
company holds certificate OF authority
from this office, emitting It to do business
In this state Tor nine mouths from The
first day Of April, lSs2, TO the thirty-hrst
dav OF December, ISL.
Given under my hand and seal at office.
In Austin, the dav and late first above
written,
4 ". STMGHI Comm inner.
J.B. WINSLEII, a gent Waco, Texas.
u59Ol3w
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-08

Constipation Il, discasc.maker Il
leads to indigestion. acid stomach, heart
burn, fever hIlipusrcss, SICK headache,
'rpidity of the liver, cole, iunrmmatny
diseases, nervousness. loss Of appetite,
etc. These can all be removed by the use
OF Bailey's Saline Apcrient.-GOGlm.
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JAMES HRNsHAw

Dyspeptic symptoms, such as retasilng
OF the food, belching, heat in the stomach.
heaTlburn,etcopromptly cur, d BY Browns
Iron Bi,ters. Sold by Tucker y Willis
Waco. Texas -U6lw.
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SMOKE PETERsEs'S CIGARS
Wirds iiird.! nIrdr!

Tucker & will.s have the very large
supply OF mixed bind seed md hooking
bird food, which they are selling cacap,
cheap, cheap.
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Peace and Happiness Restored Avst,,

Peace and Happiness Restored Again
"Hahy Collie Drops" did 1t, which
In. now become one of the householI
indispensablus, and during our m,nv
years Of experience we have never
been able to find anything to sultt.
ccdo 1t, for certainly 1t Is one of n.
most speedy and sure remedies nov
in use, and yet it is MS harmless !,
water in its effect. no mother having
used II Will ever be without it again
There are tull and explicit direction,
II tho bottle. Ask your druggist:
rice - cents per bottle. Prepared
My By Tucker II Willis, Waco, Texas
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Oriental So1odnnl.
hose Coco 9nrnllns

a perfect hair dressing. -.
meter ct Tn" growth OF the hair w. ~,
other compound possesses iho re,,, N
properties which so exactly .ni, ', I
various conditions Of the hn,nn,,' H'
II soitcns the hair when MSr1 " sl
dry 1t soothos the irrit,,~j ..' Hau
SKIM 1t affords and produces the rIsp
est lustcr; removing all jenl,vs
scnrf, etc. thereby making i, ~. %" u,
have assorted, without cyccp,l,n H'
best article ever used for the hoir . ''i
VIII only cost you - cent, per bor tJ1
Prepared only by Fucker IL viii
Waco, Texas. '"s'
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ron ASSESSOR ~ IANEs.

We hr" authorized tp announce Wm Lamb
din ~ d candidate tor assessor OF taxes, subject
Ia the action ui tAr democracy of Nj Lehman
county.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-08

W" AT authorized tu announce PINK II fogUe
he "a ohutItnir Ton ass, --ut Ut taxes. Nc udnau
county, subject 90 the action Of The county de-
mmrfAuL ----.L-- NMLL
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-01-05

WHAT THE HrSGEY OFFIcE-SEEK-
ERs AT WAsHISGToS ARE ANXIOUS TO
GET-"Eever in i:le history OF the
American republic remarked veteran
Senator, was there gathered in Wash
,ante. For the Lords sake give me
some sor; Of civil service reform" The
hotel corridors at Aight are crowded with
strangers. The unini,iated spectator
forms the conclusion that each one is an
aspiran, for foreign mission, but the
old timer Distinguishing the gold from
the ,iusei, puts each down as an earnest
applicant for House clerk-hip at from
$720 TO s2,200 per annum. The posi-
tions open 10 these political tramps
number 325 The place Of Clerk Of the
House, salary $500, is preempted, as
are those Of Chief Clerk, salary $1,000,
and Reading Clerk, sulary 5000. An
other Reading Clerk is wanted and two
other $1,000 po.itions-those OF the
Journal and Tally Clerks-are open
There are FIVE $500 positions and
twenty-five 1900 places. The Sergeant
at farms, Of course, gets $4,000. The
average pay Of the fifty messengers is
al 200 each The assistant librarians
get from 81 600 to 81. 800 each. Thirty
two clerks OF committees are paid SG per
day each the twenty nine pages get
81 so, ard the thirty folders make from
1920 TO 81 200. The lowest pay is that
Of the laborers. who get from 800 to
1920 year The Sergeant at Arms, BY
the way, is allowed $500 for horse hire
The Capitol policemen receive FL, 100
Hushinqton Tost
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rheumatism.

Common rheumatism is disease which
affects the joints, the hinges of the body,
in such o way that the slightest motion
of the ailibg part gives pain. a e7eak-
ing hinge IL dry and turns hard A. sim
gle drop of oil 10 moistcn il makes q
wonderful change, aud il instantly moves
on itself with the utmost facility. All
kinds of rheumatism are an inflamma-
.:oa &c :hs siiT!iace Of C juinis in
flammation Is heat; the heat dries ;heir
surfaces, hence the very slightest effort al
motion give piercing pain. In healthy
condition Of the parts nature is constant
ly throwing lubricating oil, which keeps
the joints in perfectly smooth and easy
working condition. rheumatism Ia
always caused by-indecd il may ae
nearer the truth TO say that il is always
the result of-a cold dampness. a dry
cold or warm dampuess will not induce
rheumatism.
A garment, wetted by perspration or
rain. or water in any form, about the
jo:n,, aud allowed 10 dry while The per
son Is in q state of rest, is the most com.
mon way Of causing rheumatism. A
partial wetting or q garment is more apt
10 induce an attack than if the entire
clothing were wetted, because in the lat
ter case it would be certainly and speedi-
ly exchanged for dry garments. There
are two very certain methods OF prevent
ing rheumatism. The momeot a gar
ment is yetted, in, whole or 10 part,
change it or keep in motion sufficient to
maintain very alight peTspiration until
the clothing is perfectly dry.
The failure TO wear o wooden flannel
next the skin Is the most frequent cause
Of rheumatism for . common muslin or
linen or silk ehirt by peTspiration be.
comes damp and cold the instant q puff
-of mir strikes it, even in midsummer.
This is not the case where Hoolen flannel
is worn next to the skin.
The easiest, most certain and least
hurtfnl way of curing this troublesome
affection is first, to keep the joint affected
wound around with several folds of wool,
or flannel live entirely on the liehtest
kind Of food, such as coarse breads, ripa
fruits, boiled turnips, stetged apples and
the like. II such things were eaten to
the extent OF keeping the system freely
open, and exercise were taken, so that q
slight moisture should be Oh the skin all
the time, or il in bed the samc thing
were accomplished by hot teas and plenty
of bed clothing, grateful relief and an
ultimate cure will very certainly result
in very short time. Withou, this soft
and moist condition Of the skin and an
open state of the system, the disease will
continue TO torture for weeks end montha
! end ;;-SSaa.s. iunHmmatory rheumatism
may, for all practical purposes, be re-
garded "a an aggravated form of a COM
mon kind, extending to all joints OF the
body instead OF duplicating only one or
two. For all kinds, time, flannel and
warmth, with light and cooling diet,
- thr rxraak
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= Col. Jno. W. Forney, noted ealit1r
aud politician OF Philadeipbia, editor Of
Yorney's Progress and an enthusiastic
Hancock man, Is dead
a young widow Is asked why she
was going 10 we'd 20 .poo sfier de1:h o!
her frt husband. "Oh. la said she,
Il DO il 10 preyen, ire,iing myself 70
death on accoun. of dear Ton -
- SEX 10, 70 plea.e the BoEid, bu,
your osn conscience. The man nbo has
3 feeling within hinl tbs. he has done
his duty upon every occasion is TAR hs2-
pier than be who bangs upon the smiles
Of rhe great. or the sill more fckIe fayors
Of the multitude.
Mr. Alexander S:ephtn> is n2s suf-
fering from. and Is under medical treat
nnent for, c4ucefous affection of the
face, which within The i2s, few weeks has
become quite painful. He hopes 10 be
able 10 take his seat in the House upon
It's organization, and To attend 10 hi. leg
iSlatiye duties rs usual.
- A Conpec,icu; man is resisting the
payment Of taxes on his house II Sa,is-
bury. on the ground tbs. i. is place Of
worship, because be read. the Bible,
pray. and -ings psalms for his oun spir-
i,ual advantage and iha. Of his family.
The tax collectors and Authorities io3s 6
different ground. and insisting upon the
taxes being paid, in defaui, have sold his
house.
= The othe, dzy General Toonbs vas
coming down the Georgia Road, and in
pas-iug new gcano factory some gen.
tleman remarked the great good that such
Investments were doing the South.
"Yts," scientifically remarked the old
General; ii, takes Id sight NJ capi.
tai TO siar guano factorv-for al you
need i. 3 Big BANK OF sand aud a pole.
cat ,''-Athens D1nR>r
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sssSnethin' Per-na.nenf."

An exchange ia responsible for the fol-
One pleasant Sunday, IN Glasgow. =
stalsart Hiyhlaud man entered drug
e,o,e, or spo:hecary'. shop, and haid
Have 700 any spirits of alcohol. !.
All the shops are closed, ard can o.
get quzigh o Glenlirzt or I,iay; I'm
sair Thirsty Can nA ye gle me wee
drop O. some;hir' varniu':'
II really seemed bard case and the
good hearttd aPo:hecaIy helped biz 70
VIA, be supposed 20 be common s;ifi
born Of pure spirits Of alcohol. The
nisn drank j: Of; g4'e him one Wild
lDok; spread hi. Two hands ovrr the ab-
dominal portion OF bis person, and i'm
mediA,ely sacA,ed the premise. The
ap2.hecary wAs startled "1hat uas the
matter He took the vessel from which
be h1d poured the deyouriDg fluid. and
found tha, ne had given the man, in mis-
take, bumper of zquafortis He was
half frightened To death. TIE man ..ft
his ha! behind him. and the apoihecary,
ba,c k<adej. rushed cut With it in bis
hand, his hair Eying in the wind, and
made no, pur.ui. after the fugitive. But
he Was bope.e-.ly gone. What life Of
2o.ie:. !he poor fellow lived Tor some
,hr.e n,on.h- He was afraid 10 open
the daily newspa pers, les. be should see
recorded the mysterious ard melancholy
death Of hi victim in the public streets.
4. length lis fear, however, died away.
Nothing Vas heard from the missing
.oderer, unit! ak month. from tle event.
when. ore SUNDAY morning, who shot d
w-alk iutn the shop but thc identical in
di.idual himself:
Have you got" said be to the aston
i-hed apo,hecary, have you got any
more o: ,ba: iiquor You sold me the las.
time va. here? If you have give me
horn neTer tasted anything like il.
I, ken. righ, % the spot Why. j. lasted
re a fortnight. No reduction about
.ba, fluid -
Bul the apo,heczry contented himself
,hi, time by giving bis returned custom
er glass OF pure spirits. and his old hat,
which he bad left the time before
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News and Gossip.

- Philadelphia sends out about 5000
commercial travellers.
- A Medical College for women is to
lie opened in San Francisco.
= Take care of your habits, and your
health will take care OF itself.
= Moody and Sankey get $3.50 q
month for their work in England.
= Time and the mule should always
be taken by the forelock, never by the
fetlock.
Il Texas man was lynched for riding
q mule OF Sunday. It was another mans
mule, by the way.
= Old friends are like old clothes, not
so snowy as the new ones, but more easy
and comfortable.
Nineteen seats in Congress are un-
der contest. sixteen of which are from
The Southern States.
Mississippi stands out solitary and
alone without u national bank, and yet
Mississippi is happy.
A project is on foot in Canada to
purchase 100000 acres of land TO start
tehpeiauSS CoioHs.
When man has no mind of his own,
he should marry woman who will give
him IL piece of hers.
Learning is we'll enough; but it
hardly pays to give five thousand dol
lar education to five-dollar boy.
= Miss Daisy Hampton, daughter Of
the Senator, will make her hrst appear
ance in Washington society this winter.
Seyeal fools in Ohio propose to
place on the stage drama founded upon
the incidents of the assassination Of Pres
ident Garfield.
A Chattanooga man has invented
door-lock which at the least pressure
fires O cap. lights taper and still holds
the door secure.
- The Patent Once the other day
granted Edison % patents, mostly for
electrical purposes, making 209 issued
him up TO date.
- What court was in session at the
time Adam broke the law? OF course
you all give it up. Well, it wse the
Appleate Court.
= Illinois pays more revenue taxes
than any other state. Ohio. New York,
Kentucky. Indiana and Pennsylvania
follow in order.
= Fruit is gold in the morning. silver
at noon, and lead at night. Look at
Adam, who got into trouble by eating
an apple after eve.
= There are $4,000, 600 cows in the
United States. This Is more than are
kept in any nation in Europe, Germany
having the nearest. S.062.22
- The corporate name of the place
wheEe. the Presidentdied is to be changed
to Garfield though q postoffice 10 TO be
established there 10 be known as "El.
beron."
= Columbia College is the most richly
endowed educational institution in the
Union. It's fund amounts 10 s., SOC, 900,
or nearly million more than those OF
Harvard.
The Khcdive 9: Egyr. recently
said: al never take up she newspaper
without seeing the arrival OF an English,
man. Now, Egypt must be for the
Egyptians.P
Ono reason why railroad trains In
tbe South run on sloweg time iS because
they charec higher rate Of fare and
can only givo passenger his moneys
worth in this way.
- Young man, the next time you
raise the poison bowl 70 your lips reflect
that drunkenness begins with moderate
drinking, that il is the father OF nearly
oil crime known in the world.
The Hon. w. Porcher Miles, Presi
dent OF the South Carolina College of
Agriculture and Mechanics, IL making
arrangements 70 adG the study of military
tactic8 to the College curriculum.
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= The man who was itching for Office
was elected by q scratch.
= He who can heroically endure ad-
versity viii bear prosperity with equal
greatness OF soul.
When six young ladies sit down to
talk about q new dress pattern small
boy with tin horn is refuge for the
weary.
The frat thing that some women
wiIl want to do when they get TO Heaven
sgill be to hunt broom, and dust and
clean house.
In the good Old Tcstamelt days it
was considered a miracle fsr an aEs to
sp and now nothing sheFS Of S mi
Escis will keep one quiet.
/, = An Oswego girl dropped one of her
false eyebrows in church pew, pnd IL 50
badly scared tho young man at her side
hat be tainted. He thought it was his
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ote LEA. :. S--2-tEsj ---------- II o.
I-,ns2> f,>e e 81 f-t,-cs,>,s ~ t-ai.>1 .S.>s
q c1iezs.
eIo,sn.e= ef,hs -As2--.4< tszin si'h Il: SaIa-
tei. f9r gupe 4oI Iet<-nter Of each yea:. Wasn
DO time :, s;<i6--j i, sii b. uaders;or! that ,h<
tgb-s r:t>. .i,a~., tyia WIKI tee cartsa; Sziai-'
A Complete sci Q: HAEPEE's MA0AIi>Z erca-
pr!.oz G. volsmes. In neat eioth bindiaE. VII ,s
sen. t? express fteigh; II eIpense Of pa-ehA.e!.
OF re,eif, G. g = pr volume .s;.c1 cI.-.>s /!
rs,i y,.a pad so; Clpih czss.. II, e.r4ex 80
csn,.. by nail posipaii
Index 10 BAEPEK's MAGAZINE, Alphabetical. An-
li!,ieal. .nt C!..sizsd r.: vo1ne. 70 8, io<ir-
.ise from Juae, i:5i- to J.ne, i'5a oas v! $50
Clp,h, $40
Ismi:t4lse- .h9.A = m-ie b. Po.,-o1s>. Non!
orier or DrAft. 10 avoid ca.nve Of l1..-
Sett9sf>I sre * = cg5y la si'eTfls.as>a' riiz-i
~ e+lreH s-i,r u H.ZrEE BRoIHEE..
Adi,--. HAgPEE 4 BROTHERS Sev York
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The BaEmesc have their good points
after all. When medicineman fails 10
curea patient they bury him alive.
GelEloyeis at once the most delis
ments; mere nothing viii wcand Il,
but nothing on earth viii Kill IL.
The difference between cat and
comma is that the one has the claws Of
tho end iof the paws, and the otheS has
The pause at the end of the clause.
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GOOD COFFEE.

rrsrvt,o.iy wants Il, but very lev ges \
,,..-.r.. ms. p,aople do not know how to
egiec. cogse. or IL IS spoiled in The roasting
or nakins. To obTiate these ditdcui'aes
h,s teen oa. study. Thu-oeTs i'ackase
Corass are selected by al expert who un'
d.ayz.ards ~. az. o. blending various na-
1,o-a Tney .re Ioas:ed IN the most perfect
manner Il, Is impossible TO roast well In
SnAll oran.i,ies, then pu. in pound pack
azes q. UA. ban, rs. 9rosEse) beatins our
ssy--s.1,s Is guarantee Of geauineness,
zrd eanh package cc:itain5 the Thurber
vic ,oE making good CrTee- We
7.sck ,wo kinds, Thurb-aTs NO. ~
gronz a-si plngeat ThurbsTs mo. ~,
mid ana rich- One or the other will
ss,t, eye-y taste They have the three
grea. pins, oood gritty. ho">ss q'idH-
irs. rsas3aab1e priae- Ask yos1 GToc.r
IA, Tnsyt4-'. r,rs.>d Olgte - POND PACK
ooss y, 3" or "No AL" Do no. Re put
Of Nth Auy o.h4l kind-youE own palate
<!n tai you what is best
Wh.re p+.soos desi:e It 1e also. furnish
N. .Ii1r1E' Co1eepot, the simplest best
ard craps. oosee-po: In e1i- nee
Gn.s.rs who sell o1r Coffee KEEP .Aen
AK fo- descriptive circular.
Respectfully. &c,
H.h-6F THURBER & co.
Ir.po-.=rs. Wholesale Grocers and Codee
Eoasters, New York
P.S-As the largest dealers in food pro-
dnc.s I, III vo-ld, ~e consider il our In
te-est .c, manufacture only pure and whole
some goods ard pack them In tidy AM
satisfactory manner. AL gods eeartS
rs,r name az guaranteed TO be OF superior
quality, pnrt and ehol>sone, and dealers
ar. authorized to refund the purchase
prioe in any case where customers have
canse for dissatisfaction II Is therefore
TO the interest o. both dealers and ON
miners 10 use Th,Dbere brGEda.
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1882.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

-Alray, rarses away. eoed- l!ui!s itlFr9Vlas
ICRlz.rs FEkScIs ADAxs- lr
HO5>ss Kaza-1~ ;As nee; f'7f'a'A' --'--'i'i'<a
yeriodseas II III serA. 54t ia .iIII-.s7T'h 'os-
rne Tah rAe D<c~Eat%r SSEt<r- !; r'Prrscni'
ykAs :. t~si il American if;>-t'-;= i = ~ al
il, ra.iE.d .oerss, - Ergi4ti-vA z . kAs A.
rtady crt z,.;isa llfye' ;ksr ika' q = .ss .sh
nazzIi.e u III. sane eiAs-AAs tf.ss.! !. q IA
strTiee the s1r,: e--ire.t vri;ers asd aF;is-s Q,
Grez' sriia.E. Tie f,rEes--ins To,rzes for !;s1
vi IL every rr-f-~: .aF7as. thar Prsitsz=s,s'
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1882.
Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

Hs1>r', IEt~iiy .:and. i: the had u American
iNa.,rz:ed weekly io,rnais B! IL, pnrau;san p.o-
.i,7u IN paii;:rs i;s zdtai-a.e illustrations, It's
c1rsiul!! cho>en serials. shor; stories .ke:eh AID
pot--s Contributed ~ the fo,,sls., artists and as-
thor Of -. da! il cs::iss it..s,e;i9n and enier-
t1inrent 10 Thousands cf American bones.
!, will .l=.y. te the ain OF tie pabli.h.rs 10
make Hi.p>rs Bteiiy the most popular and a,.rac-
tive family newspaper in the World
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LANGLEY n n
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CHARLESTON 6

Ladies' Chemiss, SOC X. !.
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Ladies, Skirts, 5oe, 75o ~ 4 WEI Y 4
Ladies' GoVns, 75c. A. ~ Si.! 4 q
Ladies' Dressjag Sarcor c, slsi
Ledies' Corset Cover W. Il Il
Gents Shirts. TO ordss, v g "a
$i.75, $500 each. fs tI
Gents Drawers, Soc 1n
Gents Drawers, 10 oSS.. Il
Gents UndeIshirts. ios II
$l.e0, al.50 and $500. S u
Standing Collars, loo ,k. :, %
Folding Collars, IOe ,so s q k
Einen Cuffs, 20c. 2Sc sn3 ~ = ~
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from &c up. Large lot ~ ~. - q 7
SC up. Towels, Sc nm " iils!e sc
6E;ss Embroidery, Lint, r. ts'
and Turkey Red Ham s.s {
which will be sold Chean
Polite and attentive Iss,,.
Ladies Department. ps
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April q, 1881 !,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-01-05

NHE undersigned having opened Ma
"A chine Shop at this place, Is now pre-
pared to repair Steam Engines, Threshers,
Gins, and all kinds of Machinery, and he
respectfully soiicits the patronage of those
having work in his line.
He will keep constantly on haad full
supply OF Pipe and Pipe Fittings, Steam
Gauges, Water Gauges, Brass Valves, Gauge
Cocks. Hancock Inspirators, Rubber PacR-
ing, Hemp Packing, and everything kept
in a Machine Shop.
am also Manufacturers Agent for Steam
Engines, Saw Mills, and all Kinds OF sur
plies for MacihHery.
New and Secondhand Engines always
R. f. DIVER, Proprietor.
July 81, 1881 9 en