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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16

eaHe tsfae .ig=,+ ts=t deepcf,te mon seut L. 'hc house ut old 4lana lsluf,, and .ufa,ined the dd man 'hat ,he, ve,e ..e a9 ( bang Inn
 .eptcmci.. safa ,h. ealoa,l sh.n informed 4 f., 'h, ua>srau of the ,fs,t ~ths mdced plu>e L. inc .tnt v. paNnen' IL, ,eremautre 1T, t.,.' t.. tee an a"tteeitng eeil af i.icsc1l
 h., basncs- un,t bc tf,n,,s,cd .,i "n=e
 k -,s. ..az aot feeinz sell. bat f ,e4 sts.f ,h5 ., 'oafs' lli eampl3 and ,eh,e zns suJd.as =saaad. hc afeN tAo fesal>efs o4i oi drt~er. Ie.ei"d lh,m 4t tic efeitef ,aa sad .euilciuer- b1s ,ft tat. fstliar t.s=.i,s
 ..At afe aat hei9rg tep ~ell s-.d one at lh, men 'lr5e.- se had bene ..asrJ J.z.rs,- t,1t ltftl. h4.-.l.--4 iIan.l.t4au
 5lFa fsel'tE he'ef gentlemen, aud .un .,f ss@s, +fs7sc
 ,ef s.ai ateena some "'hef .zt.a.
 fne oltt elenel ,a> t.s.tsied 4, one a' sf. ,=ts,sf men a IL. 'a,r. a,.3 op rb 4ua, .a- ; z,eat i4 .ft. n z.ssez
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16
LITTLE ROCK, ARK. ICIN Ie. lSS..

asin. ! feels like sWine oat an' ra>>cIin : wid a white man.
 IN hat makes YOU feel SO young Ned = stopping and shaking hand. ~i,h the old man.
 Wall. yer see. some tune ago mar red young wife \e~. sah, dal's ! young bey down Ter u> house He, de chile ab mA old age an i',e s~ane Ter be mighty eauueu> Wid hum
 l suppose you are snlns e name hsm for me: amt yeu. Ned :.
 pees yer mean name huu arter >cf :"
 "Nes.
 Wan. 'cll Ncf. Nar> Tam l dean kno~ what, >a1 'beu, da; |; miHh,s dangerous baslacs, tct name ehsie Niei libn man named my son Hall aaci a white man. an de white man was hung dc naiN; year. has,et be mighty eau- ,ou> wid dis ,hile. Mar Tom.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16
SMASHED HIS FIDDLE

he other das d ut,H Nith ,, td,ile on ht> ~h.fsl3ef ~.,> ,, ,lk.us along the stsrei He4i -aaaldsns n th,=.o onfse oi san>',ue- aaa. ehca a hsts.k iell. 41d >na-hed the 'na>fs .i 'ns'fament.
 Naa Lad &sfau = sIc s,id | felaenaa
 \.efa~ c>. 4pe frpIsd the man sans,mr'aou>l, '5iez look Il this hd- lie
 mean ttfat ,hr i,,,s i,,>t ,.d ,s.>> soat head
 Missed a,A head ths ,lea. c l.ek a, ths hddlt
 | 'bse bts. l4 q ,itpaA ,anr h..a t naaid A.ecskdled ,"a
 S5e herr a,t#eFhs Ii srflsc stopped me to 5. up.tih4fe aitt me ia the lass ei m. hddtc rs Al 1ehi b8t II t.tst ec .'s:s,e L. spe. at,,t, IT fesafd le IT, head l.44 ,.,n lltst move en t.Vr bcen II, Arkais.,w iiiteen, eafs sn.l hasc hia istt ,hskc. gih tine shtils and a taush et ecw pzcn ihls ~as all pFht hai u"~ that 'he s.,!amitts have turned il,e,t Attcat5eH f,s rss tf,,i-as,l .,f,.,i,s esnents. 1 m hanged t duut qu hst b te N Nszst4Ii1
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16
4 FORTUNATE GALL

l3r Ise aas aaiied 'o see one ot old lake children. he neat day after Dr Ike esli.a fhe hild dled @l' ,s ia,shfl fpr'nna'e d4i yef Allsa me iH sad lhe doctor '., ti.e beteased fa,l- -
 Why s1 sAh<
 Yer .ee ~aa alled yeaiefday an se chile died ,ef-dayr
 '.Y44.
 Wall. ef hadn't come ds h .e would hAb died day before yIsterd3
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16

,aine h,eh .,nd ptefe>>.nu.,Il lca,nal- i>m lat hadn't been h, >our hs,l,.h- ness wr=,,t,,,i,i a4se been ~el led and lodged he horses stumbled along ri [, hadn been ,pt lhc anareSsionai hu>Jnc,> l wouldn't have ..aSttluF Ia d,, wi,h the law >.ud the frr,'net the lud.c dtd net rcpa lic had feahsea tha the la" ~a> ,.,,. hs.h and ds, ,lded, teo Ia.s.c>ssunaI
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16
PRl( l.. ! ( l,NTS.
PLANTATION PHILOSOPHY

| t> better ta, :, nan ,ei feii !, iie. den trr art-,t
 IAe ,io>et=A gosd man gets tet dc at..,e th, lr>s h, diea,> Il
 ttasa a v4, h.. | ae h, k,n hah stood n ie @aA 'h a 'hEien
 ne man nhs, haadl,s de hoe lat, gut heap ta''.t inducements tei he honest den Je ela,a a ha, a.,t : 'raan de contribution bsN
 \ har a9nt sen eteb aaanal. but Nhat ht :, h. .s 1 h.,s e,ert hHn' any dr, efl n s hee tcspe. k hun un d,s ,seeHut
 itaz never VI t,rrrr .,i,i, iet 4,.l4ss. ~h, Noah tn,1 tie tati,io gna w,d h,m .atcr de Ak ttth.,d hcen d.a sh.,ald hal ob,e,trd sety setfeus Ia lat pto- ,ecdtn'
 'il' all ..as,n..l. .,=.a~ III iutn unan' ,n loek at ! man lc most p,s iui Dc ,p,, nat. .taiis ate dt s,,npa,h, ah de hf1ruaf tte,ti, ilsl dn-an iaal Acfscf 'tna, de ,ou lce ahen ye1 thinks dai sho,s fflesto st.ei ,tc tasg rt, T itt,.i, -l,s Aiis .bei taat kiela ,.drvs}s tt come. mishfs a,gb sflfan ,er afds open
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16
CARRY 4 WfOPPEK

Ifs 'ts' daF >auHf ata from fhe e,se ls.stfne .ne..l,ed .t. d 4...t,.l ,i,h A iieie Ree. iH.,nd dsaf..s nI. ee.teesrt. ,lr.1 ,, zf7a fastsi. Ahe+-,.e +44ftel t.ea ...t,s.dca arl old stsy ~ttskeree ..et. '.ern4n appfna he'd 'he }s..ag ua4a i.e.au the ca and said
 Young man. y4usel..s lhink q t- m, du,y 'o ..st loa pee o ad,1fe. ! ~as young once fnY,eif and had oi.a} ae4fiy fof ie' me teil yea. l >s }oa dr4p q p'sioi 4s' ros
 ...-s... and ofiess th1t regrea '
 sf,, glsd |. -e. 'ha' spu afe copy ifise. itere alNays tgi.t ief man @isa ls llhng tp .e .ett.osl.dyc fault l ar. .n old man afd haYe iyeer. 4 pfeAsi,. for man, .eafs, and Ie' me tell yvu. when yoa any psi"!. ear9 rlpsuor'ef That l,t'ie fhing yoe drew Ius, no~ ~ould bt ,. bad rcs gngDeudA;ion for 4ny n.sn It m sh, ao sell eneugh n s@eIetY or srnDns women and chIldHen. bot II fs Of 10 aee oVui for buslness pufp@ses. Take the ads4ee of an old man When you taFf3 F,.,;ss!. c.ry shopper.
 
 The rush of Amerioan pFese herr to ku- rope E large this sea>on. some sf the New York ne~spapers are disposed to erI,Ieife the pre4oher fof leaving home. fsss wrong. The prcacher has a righf io leave home. He 's only ha- man beins. and n nine instsnfes puf of ten. ,s irritable d, home. Le; Ii en go auay and resi-. IL does them good and ls A relief to the oongrcgat,on.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16
SHARP EXAMINATIONS.

The ArkAnaas lawyer, especially V eross-examination IS cons.dercd super,of. '' Spp say that you hse ID th's state f' Yes This state = ~fes, sir
 This fkslS.S'' ~fes. sir 1h!s state r' ~Yes.- Take the witness
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16
HAD TO BE CAUTIOUS

The other day an old time negro who once belonged 10 relative of Governor Churchill, and wao used 10 wres;le ~i;h Inc governor when they were both boys. met the chief executive on the street and aid:
 ..Nars Tom. feels like young man
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16

i RAD boy va. dros ned the e;her day IT Louisville. bur investigation pr91 ed tha, he had hanged hats wiih A good boy. Death rarels makes mistake. bur in this instance t was led into error s, the ha; exchange.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16
EDITORIAL LIMNINGS.

Alexander. ihe Great and Admiral Seymour laid out Alexandria.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16

t :, he',et ta' ;, nan ,et 'sii {, i,e, den
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16

''l~ ,hs the Rev Mr Nulkltrle s.oa ;. kinG ef eu,-at-sea,an-man en,eung the libriN ef a @ell-known ltttle keek mia-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16

:. Lille Lucile. the newspaper oorres- pendent, says that Arkansaw can beooIre great manufacturing state. Nery true. bu, you Lillie. eanno, practically aid in the development of this enterprise for holy writ has said tha, you ioll no, neth er dn Nnu snir,
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16

IAe .la>el= goad man gets ter de ata,t the lrs> k, dtea,3> Il
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16
 A POi.i1 MAN

t ! dun Fa bat ! t. Mz,ati
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16

'Columbus may hab uncovered Ameri- ca" said an old colored man just after listening to his son read over a lesson in history. but ef he wuster to come roun' my house CT uneoyerin folks all Ge officers in de community couldn't keep me from tanglin myself in his wool
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16

If Cleopatra had onl, lived. trouble in Egyp, might have been avoided Bu, poor girl shes dead Ii IS sad 10 think that while she sleeps the English arc pulling up her needles by the roots. ram- ming them into 900 ton guns and shoot ing them through the sand forts of her brave coun,ryInen.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-08
a STOCK RANCH
In EASTERN OREGON.

A stock ranch Of 20 acres. with good
outside range. located near Bridge Greek,
in Wasco county, together with about .
hon ses. 20 exchange for land here in the
Willamette Valley. Now, IL 20 want to
sell your Farm and go into the lock bust
Tess in Eastern Oregon, here Is = chance
for you, Call on or address {. III. Stew
ert, Albany. oreeon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-08

Y. p. G. A.-Meeta at their rooms in Fos.
ter's brick bnilding on Saturday evenings
at 80 o'clock, and on Sabbath afternoons 1t
4 Business meetings are held on the even
ing OF the second Monday in each month.
Everybody invited to attend
u. p. CHURCH. incevcry Sabbath.
at ii A. n, and p. NJ by Rev. 8. G. Ir.
vine, ID. ID. Sabbath School nc 2:30 r. N.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening.
EvANoKLfcAL CHURCH. Preaching on Sab
bath at IL A. NJ, and "a p. a. Sabbath
School 1915. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. j. A. Hollenbaugh, pastor.
CoNoREaATIoNALCH CHURCH. H.-Scrvicesevery
sabbath at III A. N. aud S p. ~. Sabbath
School at 2:30. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening Of each week. ]. w.
Harris, pastor.
aid 4th Sabbaths at St Panl's M. T. Church,
South, at IL A. n. Sabbath School at 10
A. N. sharp. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. Jos. Emery, pastor.
NJ. Z. CHURcn-Ireaching every Sabbath
at III A. N. and "a p. u. Song service in
the evening before sermon- Sabbath School
Vt 2.30 ?. NJ Prayer meeting every Thurs
lay evening. i. Dillon, pastor. &
PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcu. Service every
Sabbath morning and evening in College
Chapel Sunday School olimmediately rfterthe
morning service. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening. Rev. Isaac ii. Condit
pastor. m
EPISCOPAL CHrRcH.-Services every SUM-
day, morning at IL q. m, evening at TAp.
IN. Holy communion every Sunday MORN
ing at Gas a. m. Wednesday 7.30 p. m.
Robt. l. Stevens, pastor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-08

lie RIchaH's tsolden Balsam No.
cures Changers, brat and Secvnd staces Sorv.
on the Legs aud Body; syphilitie Catarrah, die.
eased scalp, and all primary forms Of the disease
Price, $500 per bottle.
LIE ktehnu'S Golden Hsalsam No. 2.
Cures Tertiary, Mcrcurial Syphiiitic RheuniAtism,
Pains inthe Bones, ulcemted Throat, Syphltic
Rash, Lumps, etc, aud eradicates all diseases
from the tystem, whether caused by bad treat
ment or abuse 0f mercusy, lea Wing the blood pure
and healthy. Priee,s5.00 per Bottle.
Lc Richau's GoIden spanish Antftlott
Ior the cure OF Qonouh0a, elect, etc. Price,
$3.50 per Bottle
Lie Rtchnu's Golden spanish Injection.
wash ior cure ui elect, Atrictnres Disease OF
Bottle. = ." :. .s-sf.-' s-ss Pss
Le hichnu's Golden Ointment for III.
eHective healing OF 6yphilisic Sores and Erup.
lions. Price, s1.00 per Bottle. 1
Also Agents for lie Riehauss GeIden Pflvs. for
weakness, loss OF physical powers and al dIsea ses
arising from abuse and excess or overwork. Prise.
$500 per Box. -
Sent everywhere, c. o. D.. tscurely packed pc
Express
O. r. RICHARDS a CO. agents, 4a7 4 x2o
sansome street, Corner Clay, an Fral cisco, sl.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-08
RAG CARPET.

As I am prepared to do weaving Of
carpet on short notice. solicit the
patronage of the psople OF Albany and
vicinity. Those having carpet 10 weave
viii please give me . call at my residence
two blocks south OF the East Albany
school house, on Sixth street.
Mrs. W. II. WARNER
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-08
VEGETARLE coNPouTD.

A Sure Cure for al FEMALE WEAK
SRsSEs, Ineiuding Leueorrhaa, Ir-
regular and Painful 5Hensrruatiou,
Inflammation and UIeeratisn or
the womb, Flooding, PRo.
LAPSUS UTERI, &c.
fgPleasant 70 the taste. eieAei0Es and immediate
b its effect l. great help IN pregnancy and ~
Laves pain during labor and at guar periods.
FHrsIaAss rsH II AID PgEsCEHL IT EHIELH.
sE-FoR AL WEAKNESSES Of TIE generatlss organs
Of either IL b second TO remedy that has ever
been before the pHbIlej and for ell diseases cf tie
KTozETs i Il the crcatest Eealsdv Il The Horld.
TRIDNEY COMPLAINTS OF Either Sex
Find Great Relief in Its Use.
LYDIA T. PTsYIAH's BLOOD PURIFIER
VII eradicate every VeStign Of HnmoFs rFo4a the
Blood at the time viii give tone and strength
the system. AsInarTeOusi In results the coznpou
f7rBoth the Compound and Blood Purifier are pre-
psred st - and Is Western Avenue, Lynn, Mas.
Price Of either 81. Six bottles for g. TIE Compound
is sent By man in the form Of pills. Of iosenges On
reeetpt OF price, q per box for either Mr. Pinkham
freely answers all letters Of inquiry. Enclose cent
stamp. Send for pamphlet Mention afs RapT.
trrITDEA 2. PrKIAxss TTvyz Pn1s cure c0nEtipa-
tOn. BnclsneSs and ToTp;4ty OF the liver. - eetz.
kz-SoId By ali Druggists.-Ea 60
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-08

ono aires Of land n Marion County,
QUO Ia miles from BGenz Vista and
seven miles from Jefferson. 50 acres in
cultivation and balance l.. light brush amp
timber. House, barn and good orchard.
Flouring mil within miles. Enough
wood can be sold at the pottery works at
Buena Vista TO pay for the farm. Cali on
c. ii. STEvAEr, st Alhany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-08

AGREAT MANY OF OUR GOODS WERE PURCHASED IN EYORK con-
SEQUEHTY THEY OF THE VERY LATEST STYLES AND THERE NOT
SINGLE PIECE IN OUR STORE THAT Is OUT OF DATE.
xE PERSONS RESIDING At DISTANCE CAN HAVE SAMPLES
OF DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS SENT THEM FREE OF EXPENSE
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-09-08
To the Sick and Afflicted I!
AND ESPEGIALLY---
Those Suffering from Debility,
Nervous PrOstration, Loss Of
Vitality, Sexual Infirmities,
ETC., Etc.


YINlg GREAT NEED THOSE HAVE Who are
II suffering fFon SEXUAL AND NERyo:s
COMPLAINTS LA physietan whs CA eompruhead
their AaIrHsnt. ard suecssufaily treat them
Ths general PrAetitl0nSF y not stfnr4sasiy shisi
In Ihoss ciAasos Il t0ahis 70 do so and IL masG BE-
lslI 20 ths specialist who by enoAtiOn ioag prse.
tes. thoroagh knoNissgU and cutssAensise asshd l.
pFuiaAFst u cure them
pH. ,. q YorsG
opsBs his now ssshrsssd Inssliuts In 1850 for Ihs
rnFpoas Il klsondinK the Afflicted tho certainty a
honorable aad skiltfni tssntmsnt and peFfeus ana
permanent restoFatisn. and for ~ years l has
sssnlned thr first rank not only uTon this Coast but
throughout The civilized woFid.
Aaa aware that ~ duelliag upon uainvisinx .
subiect ~ the decay % sexual SiguF the igaorAus
may ssperss ny motive but the desire ~ lnfotm
Ihoss aho are suffering through ignorance. and
- had, rot only husEyfnK thsassslvss
Al untinisiy grave. but giving sexual wcAknsss 80
insstAass 10 future gsnsrAiloss 70 To- grsai a.
tsecnslss 10 pSFtait ma 70 be atisai
gymDtsms.
II you are suffering from nIxht Losses nervousness.
weaknesses eoHsasion q mind, slight Losses whsn
undar excInsat. variable temper tFsEahling pAipi.
tssion, aushes Ae., ar u you have prActiood self.
Abu.s svsn Ia ihs sllghtess particular yoa sar.
Ing from The
Dread Encmy ef Human Life.
And should not hesitate TO seek at health and
happiness tn q Cure.
CURES 0UAkAETLEps IEk6 ADUEhATE
CONSULTATION BY LETTER OR OTHERWISE
Free.
ExeiasIvsIy Vegetable Remedies rsed.
%
LADaEs-You are especially liable 70 suffering
fFom aefytous pfosiratlon. All your pscnilAr com,
PAINTS Aru nertona In their origin and hsace yoaI
suffering terribly depressing or lns1preakibl,
keen. The Doctor in his researches and prsctlco ol
nervous troubles has made your organization
special study and Il thus enabled from his expefi
onos and knowledge 70 aid and cure you il Aay ol
The troubles weakness, distresalnE and sudorngs q
which ~ q so1 you are liable.
e%You viii snnA Ia ths Doctor . friend upon
whom sou can reply for comfort. aid and cure
DF. Young'a Female Remedies have At
tanned reputation Tor efficiency pnequaled by ans
medicine, or medical prescription ever offered
They can be sent BY natl oF express.
Those desiring personal care ard attention enE
have all necessary accommodations furnished.
o
Letters.
Those who eau not visit the city can by giving
their symptoms In their own WAy, rscsiVo advice
and when desired, treatment ~ homo with eysTy a.
suranee of = cure.
LETTERS RETURNED OR DESTROYED.
Dr. ,. &. TOUNG,
Medical Institute,
No. : stockton 10.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-19
Su the Rail.

Tehuacana is again on big boom and
Tuesday night and yesterday It's fury
again made serious inrOads on the Mar
row Gauge bridge over that stream. The
wash occurred AT the same place rs be
fore and the exposed plllnT, we learn,
has been rather severely dealt with.
Late yesterday evening train, by eJer-
cisIng caution, got across and came IN.
We are rather inclined to think that
when the bridge was built the
company underestimate the volume
of water and drift that sometimes comes
down that stream and its weight and
velocity. 1t may be that IN order to
make this bridge perfectly secure the
company will yet have to put IN sub
stantial rip-rap on either bank and
make other improvements to guard
against the inroads made 10y the water.
1t is stated on good authority that the
Houston and Texas Central road pro-
pose to at once construct its projected
line of road from Ennis to Paris. The
contract for the grading was let in
Houston on Tuesday evening to
Captain Ed. Terrell, who will
at once move his force from Glen Rose
IN Somervell county, to the work. This
line, when completed, viii be an i'm
portant one for the Central,
but will not give them the in
dependent St Louis connection they
are at present so much seeking, without
going further. 1t viii, however, add so
much more to the capital and taxable
property Of the state, give employment
to several hundred men and when put IN
operation will populate and develop the
sections through which it passes.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-19

JABLoNowsKI-At the residence Of her
parents, III TINS city, Wednesday, Janua-
ry IS, Miss Virginia Lee Jablonowski,
aged IS years. Funeral services at ;
o'clock this evening, from the Second
street Presbyterian church. Friends and
acquaintances are invited to attend.
This is the second bereavement that
this family has been called upon to sus-
tain in a short space of time. Only a
few weeks ago Miss Beula, a beautiful
and interesting young lady of 1G, was
called away, and now, in the full blush
Of womanhood, this young lady, the
idolized daughter, lies beside her sister.
Deceased was highly esteemed, and very
popular in all circles for her modesty,
winning manners and sparkling intel
lect. 1t seems almost a cruel blow to
call away the young and fair Of house
hold, but He who watches over all has
prepared place for them far more pre-
ferable to this world of care and trouble.
An omnibus will be in attendance at the
church at funeral hour for the especial
accommodation of the Cleaners, of
which society the deceased was one of
the most devoted and active members.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-19
BUSINESS BREVFrEES.
Attaches on Matters Inter-
esIing 10 Buyers.

Everybody who sees those elegant
sItitS.a. fla Ipit,rro a - TivIrUu ~ DIU.--
admire them and the reason th.t 50 many
are seen being delivered in different part,
OF the city is because they ale oft ring
them ut such prices that all can afford 10
buy.
If vOu will drink do not ruin yOUr
system eating cloves and cardamon st. is
but 90 around to Ropel's ard take some
OF his fine claret, or some of that SKY ear
old mellow whisky 18th warm fried oys-
ter af,erward to IN Ike the lingering fleets
soothing.
As the spring season approaches all
who wish to ward of sickness and save
doctors bills should 90 TO Castles II Co 5
and oct their supply OF medicines. They
have all the standard medicines which sue
cessfuly battle with the Ills incident to
this climate.
With a few days sunshir the STR cts
will be dry enough so the ladies can come
down toWnand see those elegant goods
which w. ID. Jackson has on display. lie
will also make you an elegant picture IN
arv style you ike, from tile smallest to
the largest style.
Sickness is the worst of all visitors
in the hou- ehold. but when it comes take
prompt steps TO eradicate II, by having
Your prescriptions prepared at Hamlctt'5 !;
drug store, where only the purest ana
freshest ingredients are used: \ late IN
voice OF toilet and fancy goods, line cISa s
etc. has just been Il ceived.
1t helps a man largely to enter cheer
fully on bis days businC IS 10 walk dow y
to the breakfast table, see smiling wile'
read the morning paper, and ENJOY nee
hpht biscuits, tender steak, irtSh eggs
etc. The groceries and provisions you
can always get to silt your palate II you
sind your order to Lem ChemDcrs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-19
Personal.

Mr.. Chas. Knoblaugh is down from
Whitney.
DR. D r. Wallace. though somewhat
better last evening, is still quite Mch'
Mr.. C. c. Stuart. OF Galveston, pre-,
sentodlis smiling face on our streets yes
terday.
Marshal Surratt. Esq, was Thought t, "a
he somewhat better last evening" lilo.'S' .
he is still very low and needing cohst"l'
attention. .
Pow s G. Munens. of Coricana, has ae
oont.d a position in the boot ana s."l
Ldmse Of j. 7 SULTAN Il Co, IN ms Ily
lie will move his family here III shol'
iime and make their permanent lesiu I'-Ct
~ Waco we are always glad 10 gtt sucn
accessions to our population.
AIR n. C. McSweeney, formerly OF A. A.
cb;nson. Kansas, and connected WIN th'
htnbisnn. and Nebra-ka railroad, Is in
The cjtv. ard will rtmain here perha-
nentIv. heinz now suriacng contractor OH
10 Nissouti Pacific, Mr.. McSWecney
iaSt MONT met Mlior J. w. Downs, whom
i I'a mi-took for }. w. Downs, commonly
ii,o,,,n as ..Duke" Downs. a prom hehi
AI'iif,oad builder OF Kansas and Nebraska
ram , o. mayor of Atchison. Inc
anu nj biaEce between the two was 50
,',.a.,t and the initials being the same DC
E le"T torced 10 say that if Major Downs
Was ~ at the ofiSinal Duke" he must be
W VA the same family. and quite an interest
inc conversation grew OUT u 'i'e ilie'''i'S
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-19
THE CITY.

Excellent weather to make fruit and
seed potatoes get.
----Guoss what kind OF weather it will be
10 day and You can nave it.
The negro population are generally
enjoying season of unintcrrui It'd idle
ness.
1t viii require large gangs of men to
pun the road eds OF the dit, +, nt:rairoads
m good shape.
- In spite Ct the gravel which was put
81 the approaches to the bridge the mud s
\ till ankle deep.
\ Owing TO dun trade and bad weather
Most OF the merchants have postponed
Yer spring trips for spring goods east tor
wv days.
Arhe ssuth-bound Central passenger
- - which started down last night had ia
Ie'TSn with its pas sengers on account OF 4
bridge on Iehuacana being washed aw.y
10y high water. This will necessi ate The
Transfer Il passengers until the bridge Is
rJbui [.
The cigar store of VIM. Petersen. on
South Fourth street, was closed last night
under an attachment said t. have been
run by Mr.. Jur%ens, who was employed
during DtCemb'r By Petersen. For what
amount tile attachment was run we could
nDtlearu.
AT the Missouri Pacific depot the
ground Is wrought into black wax Al
The Central II is a porrilge composed OF
cindeiS. yellow clay ard sand, and at the
Narrow Gauge ii is q paste east and north
Of the depot building. and a lake south
III