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The Evening critic., 1882-08-19
FREE ADVERTISING

Advertisements under He head Of cJ"Sitiidtions
Wanted" ard "Help Wanted" piH hereafter
be Inserted In THE EVENING CRITIC three
fines FREE. We inpite our friends wishing
situations or help to apdu themselves Of this
offer. Ansiccrs directed IN care Of CRITIo
Office ,oiH receive careful attention. Business
advertisements three lines three times for 25 cts.
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"ANTED-BY A COMPETENT WOMAN,
w situation to cook, wash and Iron or
chamberworls; can give good references. Address
Anna Foley, Critic office. aul7
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The above Is only a small portion OF property
on my books. For full list call at Office for bulle-
tins Issued on LIST and 18th. aul9
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WANTED = A LADY IN PECUNIARY
w trouble, desires employment Immediately;
writes good hand and can furnish excellent ref
crences. Address Mrs, V. Wills. City Po3toilice.
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"ANTED-As SITUATION AS NURsEGIRL
w by q colored girl 10 years old Address
Fanny Paterson, 1162 10th st. aul7
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FOB REWT--HoUses

AdyertIsements Of Three lines under this head
Inserted times for 25 cents
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UTANTED-A WIDOW LADY WOULD
Wy take entire charge of a household for
widower or aged couple; the best of references
given and required. Address Mrs. Ella Henry,
Critic Office. aul7
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Moan SITUATION 6hTs,sS nmE
TO do general housework. Mrs. Julia Smith, SO
Del, ave, aulQ
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Tho following is n list OF advertised letters
remaining In tho postonlccs In tho city OF
Washington, Aug. 10, 1882;
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1ToR SALEOR -CHEAP-NEAR ONE
IL of the Government offices; two dining and
lunch rooms and kitchen. want to give 1t up on ac
count of bad health. Address j. NJ. A., Critic oil
npp "A
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UTANTED-S25 WILL BE GIVEN BY A
w lady for u position I'm the Government
Printing office. or any of the Departments Adj
dress l.. H., Critic office. aul8
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"ANTED-BY A RESPECTAB BILE WHITE
Nv lady and daug hter, situation 70 take
charge OF n house for q respectable gentleman.
Call at Room No. IL, third floor, 3ia Pa. ave:
II. w. aul5
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LOST AND FOUND.

II osT-oN THE 18TH INSTANT, p. NJ. ;, A
! lndy's black Russia leather satchel, Contain
Ing letters, keys ana small aInonnt OF money
the finder will be suitably rewarded by returning
the same to No, 1ilh 9th st. n. W. nulH-ttt
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VITANTED-BY A WOMAN, A PLACE TO
w cook, wash and iron in q small family;
either in city or country. Address X. Kurtis,
Critic Office aul5
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FOR RENT.--.Sstsceijanoovs.

L'OR RENT-A WELIrFURNISHED Of
~ flee, second floor front, opposite the Treas
ury; terms moderate. Address Advertiser, Critic
Office. ju4
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WAHTED-Situat,ons-M Male.

WANTED-BY A CoMPETIEN1r I, sI,1s,1D siTEN,oa- r. ,o
yer's office; best of references given. Address
phonographer, Critic Office. aul0
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"ANTED-BY A SETTLED WHITE WO-
cook and do light housework Mrs. Brown, $50
Del. ave, aul0
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1NoR SALE-AN INTEREST IN A CLAIM
II for $1,000 now pending before Congress-
favorably reported on for $500 cash. Applyto IT..
A. Mitchell, No. 03l Il st., room q. auli,tf
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GEORGETOWN STATION.
Advertised Aug. 10.
LADIES' LIST.
Barbour, MaryE Marshall, irony
Bingham, Louisa Simms, Mary
Dotson, Mrs Charlotte Taylor, Mrs Mary d
Edwards, Mary Eliza
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Bellman, Jno L Thomas, ,Phillip&FranB
Bailey, VIII Thomas, Samuel
Segar, Everett
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VUANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, SEWING
w by the day or week; understands cutting
and htting. Address E., Critic Office aui0
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yNTANTEDEBY A YOUNG SINGLE MAN,
w q situation as stationary engineer has had
four years. experience; best Of reference Address
ID. L., Critic office. aul9
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WTANTED-A MAN j ON FARM, NEAR
w Rives' Station on b. & o. Il. r.; one that
understands farming; none other need apply.
w. III. Treyner. aul7
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NOrlCE IN ADMINISTRATION

The State OF Texas To the sheriff or
any cunstablcut Mclcnunn county
luu are hutuhy commanded thar YOU
cause u be published Tor ut lcast four sue
CcssNo weeks In news paper published
IN your coun'yH tue copy OF The follow
ing writ.
TnE STATE or TENAs,
County ut Mr.ounnn.
In the county court 70 the september
term, 1852.
The state OF Texas, TO NIL persons In
tercstcd In the administration OF the us
tate OF Lnuisa j. Thompson, deceased:
u. Il. Gurlcy, administrator, has flied In
the county court ui MCllcnngu county
nm application for the partition and di-li-
button OF said estate among the heirs ot
said Louisa j. Thompson, deceased, which
Will be heard nt tho September term, las1,
oi the county court, beginning on the
thirl Monday In September, lS~2, rs liked
by general law, nj the cotrt-huusC Thereof,
In tie city Of Waco, at which time all
persons Interested In said administration
may appear aud contest sad application,
II they desire tu do 50.
W,tn, rs, j. W. Baker, clerk ut sml
court, and the seal thereof ut office IN the
city oi Waco, this 2lst day OF August
1852 j, W. BAN.n.
Cl9k County Court, MrL-nnan county,
Texas.
by q. w. DAVID, Deputy.
Came to hand August Il, 1852, and oNc-
Cuiud same dav lay ordering THIS wit pub
lIshcd In the Waco daily EXAMINER Tor
tour successive weeks prior TO r'turu day,
II being a newspaper published In Me-
lcnLan county. VAN llALL
sheriff McIcnnan county, TrNns
by tiEo +. DGLE,HY, Deputy. S22lm
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Pub|icSaIeOf TOWnLOts
IN THE TOWN Of
MCGREG0R SPRINGS,
At the junction OF the
GULF, COLORADO & SANTA FEu II.
And the
TEXAS AND ST. LOUIS RAILWAY
To Tnkc Place
Thursday, Sept. J, 1882.

The town Of McGrgor Ia beautiful
situated In the rich, rolling prairie OF VI
Lehman cOuAty, twenty niles west Of
Wncp. 2l3 miles from Galveston, lOi miles
from Fort worth, l27 mllca from Dallas
and n miles east of GatcsylllC,
II is In one OF the best agricultural 500
tinns of Texas anh will command the
trade OF portions of Met cnnan, Bell Co
rNell AMI Hamilton couutirs, and all
counties vest. Being located At the june
ton vt the Guli. Colorado and santa FG
and the Texas md II. Louis lailways, il
will always hoAu important distrihutm ing
point. and having direct connections by
these roads, north, south and east. will
have a. favorable freight rates as any in
terror city In the state.
The location OF the town is nearly 1000
feet above the gut, giving II pa e,
healthy atmosphere, while the springs.
which are within the town site. furnish AN
abundant and never failing supply OF pure,
irc.h water during the lric-t seasons.
Terms OF Suc--Amounts less than 500
cash, amounts exceeding slO0 and less
than 500, Ont-hAli cash and balance il
twelve months, amounts exceeding 500
unc-thiul cash and hthncc In nnrand two,
Years. Interest ON deferred payments M
per cent per ann ju. with lien reserved
tu secure notes. sale Co commence no II
- clock "A. M.
EXCURSION TRAINS.
The Texas and ST. Louis railway will
run IN excursion train, leaving Waco uiT
O'Clock % m, amt returning after the s,lr.
The Guli, Colorado and santa Fu rail.
way viii run M excursion train from Bel
ton and Temple, leaving Bolton ~ z
o'clock. and Temple nj 7.iJ o'cloc> %. M,
returning after the sale
From nll town, un both roads the mrr
to parties desiring tn attend the sale win
be one fare tor tho round trip which viii
bc Refunded to parties purchasing luts To
the amount OF sluu Parties mu Z have
their tickets stamped by the railroad agent
ut MclIuCur Tor return "trip.
For nhps and further Information, ui-
dress LIZ. FISH.
Acting Land Commissioner, Texas and
st Louis Railway, Tyler, 1cNas
q e.. ALLEN,
SECRETARY lnnd Dept, Gult, Colorado and
santa No. Railway, Galveston, Texas
). W.SNbNOR. Aucdonccr.
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Farmer Friends-Wc have for you u
big lot ~ cheap cnstor oil Tor your hnr-
ness aud general lubricatiug purposes;
also good supply 81 wagon and buggy
paints. Then grouse up the hurncrH
and paint up the Old pillow stock,
wagons, buggies and all farm m chinery
which, by ~ doing, will bc big money
in your pockets after awhile. Tucker &
Willis.--72Dtc
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Rclici from gick headache, drow, incss,
nausea, dizziness, pain m the side, ct,,,
Guaranteed Ia those nsin" Cnrt'r's littl"
LIVER Pills. These comp aints ARE nearly
always caused hY torpid liver and cunsti.
pat,d bowels. Restore those orynns to
their proper functions hnl the trouble
ceases. Carriers Little Liver pilll will do
this every time. One pill ls n dose. Forty
in yla. Price - crnts. Sold by Tucker
~ Willis Waco, Texas. Slilw
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The Electric Screw Worm Kille" OF
Tucker * Willis, takes the lead Of all
others for not only destroying the
worms, hut healing the wound and keep
ing oil the llies, aud it ia 80 cheap, too.
% cents iof pint bottle,-729J&Vlt,
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The papers nrc full Of "Fo.d" mrdi
cinca but thure is No "iuni' nonsense
about Cnrtor's Liver Bittcrs. Ihey
make you want all the foo yuu car get
Sold by tucker ~ Willis, Waco, Icxus
-S22lw
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Don't let these soft days pUea without
procuring your own and friruds pictures
while hoy mny be- bud 10 chcnply We
stay positively but ten dayH longer
Blue portable CUTLERY
S23lw A, q, ID. MILLER.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-27

The sparkling qualities and crrnmy
fonm OF the "Conrads Budwcisor" arc
the result Of natural fermentation and
not produced by artificial means, rs
with many other beers--S222t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-27
1udsonF Female Institute
MARION, ALAr
bBERT FRAZER, Pres.
he FoTty-Fifth Session
OF THIS
nigh School for Girls
hDlsNAs AN
CCTOBER 2, 1852

u, ~ me plan OF the new administration
~ lhe most complete ARA r. e
US I9I meeting The advancing require
- go oI The tunes IN ali departments Of
u1it "inchinn. We have engaged "a
wamhy Which, in spa, ial training 10 lhGir
- IN professional skill. and successful
.r,Shce, Is nor eNCrIlrd in all the land.
- Tie inter- ry course ~ III be So eX.
49, ,"l AMI the standard OF scholarship
4 ,atel as to make the Judson in this
N l pal lineht, as 1t has all along bcen in
- OF music and art, the recognized
Sader IN the south. 49,. 49,
~ ch advances will be made in the
IN ~ OF musicand art also as 10 main
insiit,ule long established supremacy OF the
"uDh IN those hrar chcE. L..t
s,vo, constant and hiligent care will be
MINI. 10 me domestic and social lie of our
ut 49,, 80 ihat every ono shall receive alt
tnn Ln'al'aHcS OF well ordered Chris
Inn m ny and every help in the cultiva-
IN VI those wlnsOine graces of heat
6nanunaA hhTis which secure womans liz
w ~ shd usefulness in society.
bS.n charges have been made the
"a nv Sossi'ie Tor such advantages rs
seh6So,ip '' r In every department OF the
uly ~ F9r catalogues aad circulars up,
=" DR. ". 4. McALLlSFER,
Oli%Ue' Board Trustees. Marion, Ala.
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Mary, will reopen Monday, September
an.
The new building now nearly com-
plclcd, viii afford ample accommodation
lor bonrdcrs and day pupils.
For terms address Sisters OF 81 Mary
-nel2lMlm
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usssI:I.I.ANs3Ots

rINilh select itINItr school ur Ntas MArN l.
\ Davis wilt cpmWusyv on the ith ui sep
umhyI Atuvr residence No, j. south Fourth
street ~l1lW
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SrRlNG NIL COLLEGE,


Under direction Of tile Jesuit Fathers.
Bird Annual Scs,i len opens oct lss9.
Location beautiful and hctlhy E,cry
facility nioidrd Tor the best classical and
commercial education.
French, German nud Spanish taught
without extra charge A lt.c Srfi OF
teachers permit, pelsunil supervision and
indi iduai training.
For particulars apply TO
Rty JouN \. DowNIN, Sd, President
-OSl3d.m
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IOl Nj.
W NTh.D,

NV q bows wanted. lG 81 Is, at Waco Candy
l Factory. IRlrrl~ \ ktNESnp,
egIlt Ahrtin Avenue.
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@sYsTI'IIIESg1lT
"a 47th

Whole tickets 81; Half tickets 81; "a tickets
sGDi SO tickets 800
Remit money or Rank Draft In Letter, or
sent hy Express. DON'T SEND BY REG
DER. orders of IS and upward, by Express,
cau he sent at our expense. Address all or
dors tn ". VI. B0ARDhiAN, COuTler-Jour-
mi Bnillng. Louisville Nv.
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apt and Intelligent boy to learn the iop
~ printing trade. Apply &C. 4. + thanks,
" rihuSch building. Waco. -iilw
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25.CENT COLUMN.

Advertisements will be- inserted 10 this col.
umn at the following
RATES.
Four lines or less, one timc ....,........ .2h
Four lines or lCss, one week ........... 81 90
Four lines or less, one mouth ..... .... 500
For zach additional line, Five ccnt4 tor nrst
insertion, aud half price for each subsequent
insertion.
Tcrms cash, except To regular advertisers.
Trans advertisers, not paying cash. will
Ice CHARGED nOuut the above rates. We can.
not AnOrl, save with regular advertisers, h
open an account for twenty i've or mtg cents,
Wait uutil the hrst pf tn month oui then send
collector around after these little Nmpuut-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-27

A MAO ami his Nllr Jp rt mn sheep ranch.
N the man To du general wutk aud the
Vomautu T. ,uk, wash aud tcnu fnr n small
family. Apply tot T. flulds ruytpu, TsN-
It's. urtO II brhrou~, Waco. s.alm
rl'O KtNl.a huusrol tour or lyu rooms con
1 Nrui,utn business Apply nj ENanin,t
Hni 60, St.iW
LNNEkl BDph tn know / am selllng TN best
II aud cheapest natures los To tH found IN
tI,r state u. j. u BRlAN,
lphul,tcrrr and Mattro.- Manufacturer. No. 8
BrlugV street uSOltt
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Fair Grounds
Is Austin, TEXAS,
E'''F Y, u, H. 2! and a.
A Splendid and Varied List
of Premiums Aggrega-
Tina About $4,000.

nThree or lour running and uotting
rscrs dtilV.
lnieulllonsl rairotd ,reci'l prrmIulp,
~.
liner state military d,iIl about ~ 900
u hemlums.
NfIemen'- competitive dti.
l"nng ladi, 5 hrnnm dtil.
Exhibition hy w"iuhns Exchange OF
Exas,
Grand shnntIug tnurnamrr'
lallie' ,qucstiienne rce-nle hcnts
Vow boy aud - clmrn'- tournament
alyrr mounted saddle, brute martingal' :
~ SPURS irr Iopiug aud throwing a
wlld steer In the quickest Time,
Additional special induccgrnts VIII
mpll rray Visitors.
Railroad compani,s will sell ,XrIrslon
hk'is Ia the tair, nnd r'tu II ire" animal
MI articles rNhbi el
f0r lnrIher particulars reference is made
70 lie premium list, which can lie had on
Ypllra lOu to the SEQ einry nj Austin
Texas. Gro " SAMPSON,
b e. BARTHOLOMEW, Pr sldrnt,
SgltOctlh Secretary,
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I'M. FnEnna, 50 Austin 81
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s3Iit ROBERTSON A kOHHRISON
ID EStbENCk with rooms hud olstrrn, On
~ South Eighth street. next 10 MIR, solo
mon srrrilrucU. Price stnprr month
s.3ty u. {. kKAXlER, Lsud Agent
A sruRkllOu an Austin street. Posses
~ sion given september lst. Apply 10 Vim.
t. rrAthsr, N3lW
4 COTTAGE Residence ON Webster street,
~ between Fourth Hnd tluh Appiy tn
VIM. Glenn, Nu. ~ jackson street. siat
A CoMMupluuS store room, we'll located
~ ApulY to l.om thNrnhrrs. HU'tf
S,TORE HOUSE formerly occupied by I.cyp
- land Cameron. Also stOr" house In East
AGO occupied by q, Lictu, with upper story,
suitable Tor residence, lIoty of watur. Apply
tu Moore Moore. 0Tistt
Two GOOp ROOMS oyer BArt Muoru's
store. Those wishing rooms may apply to
Hart Moore O5l1tf
TITI PROPERTY TO t.EAsE.--ll desIr-
~ able lots situated On Franklin. MARY
and jackson streets, ani eight on south
Ska IA lease on easy terIus, tor.hve or sin
Yea''. Apply - Il. PARROl-r,
~ rHlti Waco.
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hNE rhuuraud h'ni of sheep, 700 ewes, o.,
" graded Cots guids, all quite Young al
dress a. W. On e. u Kennedy, Groc-booh
IrNn.. hy1i,N
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MEDICAL.


-. In the head, the vitAi nuld passing IN
Do! .r IN The urine and nam olG~r nl.;
'thst eau , ~ ,,,,unrcted with the Institution are
gyn5 ti i.s ~ Tue hest colleges oi Europe and
sr'duIA'nntty. ant have had large eNnrrlenre IN
me- o.. Gnh T II a. ass' sa !" ' S fS n
~ Hirr'..I Ms sIORATlN v under thelr special
ibeN .rl ir,Atnentl will not cure, or ior anN-
si,',In nruf, ~ luurlons found In a. We treat
oil PRIV REPRESENTATIONS FREE. Thorough
cnr' ,ti,, and advice, T. lniing analysis ct
t,Sn Price vt NI1 .. RES1ORATlN h
unu', atlI,. ~ four tlnos the quantity, 81
go ,".,'v address upon a'cirt ut price, q.
srnl :" ~, from III srtVs' n, and N private
~ ~ nrI. hN kngiis M-llcal Institute,
'nAir mo-, street II o. Missouri Post
e. NJ ''f e,,. 300 fnckrl "il'I7, Mh"iesa'o
c oa5 Retail agents Wac" 'fe'S- --"'V'l"N
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During HE service at the Catholic
church, NJ J,j1 II, N. to-,lny, II sermon on
Charity win be preached by the pastor.
Rev 4. Bndclon, jmd nt the end ot the
service two ladies viii stird Mt the door
Of the church and lAko mp Il collection tor
the benefit NJ the yellow fever suilrrcr,.
tn, monty viii be- RENTED to the mayor
NJ he city To hr forwarded 10 the mayor
Ot Brownsville
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sEwARI OF MUTATIONS.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-10

A n ORDINANCE To AMEND AN Or
"A dluance, entitled IAN Ordinance 10
prevent amases from IRE aud TO regu-
late the Fire Department
Be II ordained by the CITY Council of
Wilmington.
SECrIoN /. That section OF an ordi-
nance to prevent damages from flre and
TO regulate the Fire Department" be aud
the same hardy repealed and the loi-
lowi og is substituted In lien thereof, TO
wit Section 3. There shall shall be
elected at the flrst stated meeting OF the
City Council in January in each and
every year q suitable person to serve A.
Fire IAlarm Telegraph Battery man
and LIneman whose duties snail be 10
attend to and keep in working order the
batteries, lines and general equipment OF
the Fire Alarm Telegraph Battery man
and LiueRau snail expire on the second
Monday IA January in sch and every
year. In case the said Fire Alarm Tsle-
graph Battery man and Lineman shall
neg ect or refuse to perform his duties
properly he shall be liable TO be removed
by City Council. The salary of the said
Battery-man and LiDeman shall b
at the rate of i've hundred dollars per
snnnm.
SECTION 2. That section 1 Of said ordi-
nance be amended by striking out of said
section In the thru and fourth lines
thereof the words following before he
sOunding OF the alarm bel above men
toned, On the City Hail. aud subsliiu-
ling IN lien thereof. the words follow In Z
TO Wit except upon Fire A arm kignaI
struck from one ofthe boxes
MPassed al city Hall. January 6th, 1882.
HARRY SHAkPLEY,
President OF cay Council
Attest ;-H. X. PENNINGroS,
Clerk Oi Cuy Council.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-10

PRSsAcoLA's PRoeREss.-Pensaco-
Ia, Fla has voted no reputation for
her ante-bellum railroad debt. No
less than 100000 Of new bonds were
paid Saturday to the city creditors.
One mile of track per day is being
laid on the Pensacola and Atlantic
road. This road connects the waters
of the Gulf of Mexico with the Allan
tic. Six hundred thousand dollars
we're invested in new buildings during
the past twelve months. One hundred
and fifty sea going vessels are now 10
port loading for Europe.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-10
TUESDAY JANUARY 10, 1850.

Nor TRUE.-A member of the City
Council informs us that IL is not true
that the Council charged for twelve
meetings on the afternoon which that
body adjourned to meet and examine
the beds of certain streets with view
TO accept or reject deeds for the beds
Of the same. The COuncilmen have
no such idea as that they will be paid
twelve dollars for twelve meetings on
that afternoon. They adjourned to
meet and view the beds of certain
streets and the resolution or motion
under which they met contemplated
the movement from street to street
and no adjournment was necessary at
all to go from street to street. The
Council merely took recess when it
moved from one street to another. 1t
could as we'll meet and adjourn
twelve times Of an evening in its
chamber did it desire to pocket the
money of the people therefor. The
Council of course used carriages for
the purpose, for which the city paid
the usual price. The Council do an
immense amount of work for very
little pay. Those who make this
charge against them we presume
would expect them TO find their OWL
team and lose the time of an after
noon that would be worth double the
pay for meeting, all for one dollar
1t Is quito evident that one dollal
will not repay the loss that gentle
tleman must incur by absenting him
self from his business during al
afternoon, although it may compen
safe him very we'll for the time re
9uired for session of the Counci
after supper IN the evening.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-10

In AN ARTICLE in another column
our readers may learn something as
to the terrible strain which pugilists
have to place their muse es under be-
fore they are prepared to endure the
torture they are compelled to undergo
in an encounter in the ring. 1t is
only to show the reader he care and
pains taken of Sullivan by his trainer,
Mr.. Madden, that we give place to the
article. But the hardening of the
muscles is perhaps even less difficult
than the hardening, so to speak, OF
the brain to such a condition as to en-
able the pugllist to endure the pound.
ing which he is sure to get before he
can win battle in the pugilistiC
ring.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-10

UNDER law of Congress fee of
$25 was exacted from each applicant
who took out trade mark. The law
having been declared unconstitutional
it is n wv sought to recover the money
thus paid into the Treasury. Before
Congress decides the question it is to
be hoped an effort will DO made to
ascertain how much the bill W Ii cali
for. Let not another raid be made on
the Treasury like that of the Pensions
Arrears act. 1t is safe to say that one
half the amount which may be re,
funded by the government will be
absorbed by rapacious law firms aud
lobbyists who generally engineer
schemes of this character through
Congress.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-10

GowEN's TRIUMPH 1t now ap-
pears that Mr.. Gowen is to be con-
tinued In the control of the Philadel
phia and Reading Railroad Company,
as its President. At the meeting in
Philadelphia, yesterday, Mr.. Gowen
received $4,000 votes and Mr.. Bond
only 5000 votes. All the votes were
not cast and an adjournment was
taken until to-day. The Philadelphia
journals, however, represent Mr..
Gowen as in high feather, and say he
10 certain of the votes of VIM. IL.
Vanderbilt, and will be elected by a
large majority. There is however,
''many slip 'twixt cup and lip" and
as the Pennsylvania X. r. Company
have an interest in the matter, there
is no knowing what may take place
before the election is closed. The
sale of the p, w. & B. is not for
gotten, and as the B. * o. is supposed
to be Interested in Governs election,
he may yet find Vanderbilt is always
in the market ready to close with the
highest bidder. But no matter how
this election ends the doubt tina
another railroad will be built L
Philadelphia and New Y ork no longe
exists. 1t is bound to be made be
cause it will pay handsomely to bull,
and run it against the heavy cost o
the present lines.