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The most perfect and satisfactory n,
binhtion known to the pror ..io, WI
which iron is cnmbincd: and N c C@'u,'
is the success OF tins preparation XII.
destined to become, " itt,u, a jnIL, !. /.
most pOpul ROT all the iron fnriS. :.
In use. And Wr hesitate n +, I'll ~
that this medicine i, no secret n,,,rrs
cheapIy COTTON up comp uUu rgf ri',
genuine constitutional II mrlv ro.,,
ing those Alternative powers 20 n',...'
to rrcupcrttc AID iuyi.urue ne p.r
system When broken down by ilari.r,
disease commonly called. and L",
known a. dl sprp-Ia luiigest;o, n,
Which nine t,nlhs OF all our Ills dr.t ~,
mate, because when h. uiypStion i. /
paired from want of the natural ALI fl
IL So important In the dig, ,tiyp eronor
OF man, then it is that Mi, VIPER n
many typcS,u>ualy called disr,ps.sflfh
,aS.ltudc ANA sour stomach. Wsketulrs,
mental exhaustion, impaired VITALITY NH
general pru~trailun ol The whole .t.is,
liver complaint, followed by nIght .wa-
and all disc SEES OF the BLOOD. LIvpg. m
NEY and BLADDER, thrJ produce, Mo.
fearful aches known as rleumatisn. 1tl
rnIga, hackache and nervous and nj
headache And all cuusuHptiyr, M
weak females, who are in search Of
good tonic to build mp their constitute,
cannut find, we honestly believe, a belta
or u more certain remedy Onealth. On
botil" is sufficient to prove 10 rOu ID
WpuIprtll m,bipib.l ,,rnt.rfi8. Il ,st d,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-21

Have You rcd uur special hraui ~
fine -four; our old fashion maple Vrup,
uur strIc. ly pure new crop Louisiana
molassor; our chulc gr cn Rio roilcc.
our pnru huui uua sugar-, our elegant
assortment Of Baltimore and Cahfprun
canned fruit. and vogctublcs,pur canned
tish "A Il Wrdiur. aud wh tr iish, mack
erci and hrrriugS ~ barrels, our strictly
line choice red apl lcS; our A Carnival "
crrnh rries, our Bahbitts Best sour;
uur Monday soap, our Snowflake CLOSE
starch; our Thousand aud ono articles
thnt y Il need ever, day, a ] Of which
We guarantee ia represented, ut strictly
uniform low prices. Dot fail Ia test
what We moan 10y our guarantee" and
our "umturm low prices ~. these
things We adhere Ia IN every instance.
a. Jo>ES TAYLOR x 3Ro,
No. ! and % pHJhrr block.
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81 Paul. VI. n. Church.

Rev ". IL. Carson, pastorotl mi, churcb
aud congregation, leaves this mnrnin.y to-
foIt orth, 10 attend the nplroachInu
,e'sion Of the northeast Texas conCrrenc,,
A NJ + Church, which will be pr,sid,i
over by Bishop Cain. This is unioubred-
y 'ne most thrifty congr CATION OF col.
HItd people m The city and We d ,ubt NOT
uul hN they hayethe finestchur IA build
~ OF any colored congregation in the en-.
~ s'Ht, II being Of brick. two storle,
l.lgh' and elegantly furnished. I he church
N'fk during the eleven months of Mir
C!L.on,s pa'torate just closing, is AS fnl
l9Ws Kissed by trustees TO pay part pur-
Iha'e money on building and Other Incl.
,i'1 ~ - expenses 1854 IS; paid TO pastor,
, ~ az paid presiding elder, 500; dollar
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ATTEMPTED ARSON.
BuiIding Saturated with
Iurpe and Fired.

The building Inch Stands on the cor
ner NJ Aust street the PLAN aua
which contains the larg. stores - Lew
inc Bros, the Masonic Hail, best "a ID
large number ~ Offices, missed being the
enc OF "a couilagratlou los mere acct
dent a not ~ the intention u the IN.
ceudiHry or Incendisrles who attamp.e 3
To fire the building on SHtu day ght
pr more likely Sunday morning. Iho-s
whp were IN the building Suuda., at
tractcd by the smell OF coal oil or other
combustiblo after a little search disc0y.
cred that well formed httempt by %
party Or parties had been made to fire
the building. In the middle hall which
runs from tine Plaza entrance 90 the b ID
parallel W Tia Austin street and th
HJur under the door and around the
door ot one ~ the rooms WAS sA urutyd
Tor a considerable distance with dark
looking fla d, whi.h IN examination
proved to be turpeutiue, and pieces o.
hall burned paper and match We're
found N the spot covered By ell, show
Ing beyond question that arson had
been attcmlte (. II q iucer diary must
have known the wcAn and lullmu1ie
point ofIthe buillils Tor while the rest
70 the rooms are uc uplrd AZ offices tins
WAS filled with cotton samples hundred .
II pounds Of loose lin cotton all widely
distributed through the room in such "a
condition that u tongue NJ flame won d
have set it of like guupowdcr, aud have
created such fire that II would have
kiudlcd the building Ia moment The
one who poured the turpcutine knew
where he WAS working, hut mad, some
m stake, Tor tie turp mime burned after
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-21

Dr. I. $. johnson II Co., Of Bangor
Me-, will Sc d by mail, postage paid, a
quarter Of pound sample pack Of
She idnn's horse and cattle powders ON
receipts of - cents. These powders are
worth their weight in gold t. make hens
lay, and will prevent all manner Of dis.
eases common to hens, hogs and horses
including hog cholera 1ll4lw.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-21

Is at Tucker ~ Willis, there You can
get @ genuine imported brush and cont
uf many aud various kinds. All til,
popular huudkrr. hicf extracts, and the
utrst toilet powders, and one hundred
styles III Indies porte mouunies. And our
holiday goods are now just beginning
Ia come lu, which will be the largest and
most complete assortment ever brought
to this market. We invite you ladies
to glyrus cull.-lOl3tf.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-21

Every corpse that is taken to the Pari.
morguc j, uo" quickly converted into "A
block almost as hard a. stone. Th- re-
suit, obtained hy Care, chemical re-
lugcutur, winch i capable OF reducing
thenmp nature OF the gruc,ome "cousery-
aiory,' whcr. each body is laid out on
something closely resembling camp bed
stead IN stone, to IL degrees below zero
ccuugrtdr. AT the bac, oi this sale is ~
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gates mss 'guci to pronounce upon the
best method Tor hatrical illumination,
and therefore visited iavRrIa. ~ want
% tenor ior my troupe said Pollini to
,ans body. There's a splendid voice at
the po-toficc," replied somebody to Pol
hui "tl9w eau hear him, FOR my time
is .rrcI0us2' asked the manager. "1ry
the Telephone suggested somebod .
Sing something" telephoned Pohui to
the clerk. "Di quella pira," came
Aati-f cory that Herr Wiener was EN-
gagged Immediately. am assured that
this Incident Is authentic
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city Election December II,h.
FOR MAYOR


W.Atr authorized to announce Major VIE.
Jones b.. u tAuddAi. iut Matw 10 o." city "I
Wac, ectIon Monday, ur, oup"r ll l--4
Sl4tir
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6an and SEQ lno now goods at John c

katun's,
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Cnrd from VIZ. scnrhnrnmrh
MeHSrs. Il. If, Harrison. s. ". Nnbry
aud others

mehHIH II, II, Harrison, y. ". MNhry
aud others
doutlemou see in the ExAMINrR
OF yesterday, u card signed by you and
many others requesting mo tu allow MY
name to 20 bet re The people ut the
coming cctiou, ~ "a candidate for al
dermau IN the first ward. luu do mo
an honor gentlemen, lcnst expected,
and but Tor my strong convictions that
NO citizen has ri. Ia TO refuse to serve
his couutryman IN whatever position of
trust aud honor Tia desire him, should
have very promptly declined this. You
have my permission to use my nume AS IA
candidate or your alderman If rlcrte -,
| pledge all classes hone ty and fairness.
Approaching the honor you confer
upon me, | am your obcdleut servant,
W b. ScNRBuKuUGm.
Waco. November 20, 1852
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-21

The McClelland house offers 10 Nh,
travelling public all the comforts md
conyeniences, aud IL strictly first clas.
IN every respect, with an excellent talI.
elegant and pleasant rooms and bcst oi
attention, Mr.. Scarborough. the man.
ager' Is one OF the best hotel men IN The
sta and the hotel itself is e1celled Gy
uOne-lUlytc ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-21
PRACTICAL CIIIROPOnIST
Twelve Years E1pcrIcucc.

l have opened an office AT ihr Par,6.
shaving Parior, under tho Pacific unr..
Corns, bunions, in-gruwing toe nails ani
a'I defects OF the iteJ treated Trru.nr,i
cure guaranteed or no pay Call at pri,at,
ftluence by request. Curus rNir.r',.I
p3,i lYely without pain, and immcdi IA
relief given
., PRoF, l.. b. ANsoN, ChiropodIst
-ll-l5-lmo
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One Thonsnnd Grains on an
IN

lrr1m the Cincinnati Commercially
Ina grocery OF the West End We
found hn ear OF corn u few days since as
described below Length, II inches, Is
-oNs of grain, containing go grain
each, making IN all $50 grains weigh
INK, hen SHIELDED off, 9 ounces; meas
uriug pints; circumference It middle
II the ear before shelliug 81, inches.
the grains measured tiye-eighths OF an
inch III eugth, circum creuce Of the cob
at middle, ( % inches, weighing / i
ounces Came from Butler county,
OHIO
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GOOD IkCmhimR.

We viii send the EXAMINER and PAT.
EoN and the weekly Cincinnati CONNER.
rlal one year amt a copy OF either OF the
hooks published below, to any address in
the Uni.cd states. postage paid, Tor 81 80
LET OF hooks.
"HenUyson's Poems"
81 hr Arabian NIGHTS"
"lhe NlrIHuycut the Jeanette Arctic
ENprli iua.' by Lieut.. Dnenhowcr.
THE Mill on the Floss BY George
Elliot.
~ oots' Natural History for Boys"
300 .us'HHon-.
"EoN' l. nnc," By Mrs Henry Wood.
~ cnnor'S Almanac i.r lSSJ.'
The 0wiss Family Robiu.on.'
"A Treatise of he Horse and His
Disease BY Dr. b. J. Kendall.
Thu Woln.n in White" by Wnkic
tu.i.s.
"tIi tory OF tie Kingdom of Ireland"
"NuN,rry." By sir Walter scott,
"A Brave Lady" By Miss Mulouh.
Tho Biole Dirtionary.'
L1dy Aud.oy's Nrcet." BY Miss Brad
don Address Examiner pUBLsuING COM
pany. Waco, TrNls.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-21

Many Wacoitos romembof l.. l.. Mag
nus VINO was here some time age and
so hStonlshed the boy with his skill at
9ilihr H. Last lhursiay night in St.
Louis, Mnguus pla, ed u three cushioned
game OF billiards, 500 points up, Tor 500
aside, with tine we'll known eNpert. Ben
edict, The game resulted IN Banedlct's
favor in tify.thrcc innings The winner
then sent challenge t. Eugene Curt.r,
OF Oh caSo. to play the same kind Of
game, LOO points up, tor AN! sum from
goo to 5000
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-21

one Of the latest AMI most ,l...
hll liquid ctthartlcs. This elegonr,' e4'ahi ,
ton Is made with scrupulous co lW'lNt
the best and most carefully sel. ,st 10.
RAJ 1t is with the greatest ple, 'Vu ' ~
We recommend this very snn o'It I'd
harmless remedy As being the v s.,'.. L
5urrst lax itive and cathurti, tor Sa n', a.
males aud children, now in uss "e41 |
hnbi'unl constipation and indiye.,IIaisu L
cannot find .nnythi < more ,peedy "
tain. 1t is combined with arnr3., VI .
such "a manner that the bit'crpe.. '' a9 ..
ca'c2rl sa!rada is completely dI,v w.
AsS your druggist for it. and he y s.''e
take ii" otlrr, Price 81 cents Der 'I bo.
Prepared by Tucker It wins, nv ny.
Texas. VA
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= Tcnorby TeIcpho,,

\ last echo Ion the Munich rlectical
exhibition, wueG closed last week. as II
is not only scIeutIiic, hut refer, Ia nm
artist, 1t may fairly come within mi
chronicle, SlSuur Pol I'M is the mau.
agcr Of the Italian opera company ~
Hamburg. Pollui was one OF Ina dsIs,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-21
New Telephone Sub.cribcr.

Subscribers to the Telephone should
Sdl to Their list the following names. nr
WIFE. pr. W. II. Howard, {. Nj
Downs and Henderson Bros. kyldenc,
OF MS usefulness b. the fact that nine oul
OF Ten subscribers who stopped taking II
back again. '
,,,o,. WN, Books,
-O4' Manager.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-21

Barney Fcldhakc, GG Austin avenue
mas most elegant line ~ heaters aiap.
ted Tor coal, with or without drums.
lhey ARE nobby IN design and low mn
price, to satisfy you. Call aud see for
Yourself Also has nice liuc of wood
stoves, all ot which he will SEE low.
Don't wait until II turns cold, but com,
right along and select one (Which hcwlll
deliver and put mp so as To be ready.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-21

Fashionable Dress Making, by Mrs
A. |. Hodges, Uses French tailor sys-
TEN OF cutting and Fitting Up stairs,
southeast corner Of Austin and Sixth
streets; IN Fine work specially.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-21

\ large invoice OF new and elegant
designs In square bird cages-brass nnd
"itc-lu,t received at c. u. Cmtl,'. Call
and see them. iilolw
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Mama SAID bright-cyed. golden.
halred little darling, buy me a great
blg dolly wha, laughs and cries and
says, papa and mama" "Why. nv
chiid there is no such thing in Waco
replied the mother. 30, yes, there IL
mama, for l.saw one at the Fashion
Bazaar IN that big case, nd all the other
dellies was sittin' mp in the case and
iiocokin' At her; 1 think there was mil,
non dollles there, but choosed the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-21

New black aud colored velvcts, new
silk and col red pIusEes, plain brocade,
striped and polka dotted silks, in black
and colored. are now ON exhibition at b.
Haber s.-lOOltc.
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Notice-- A abstracts OF land
Title.

We have secured the services Of Mr..
Abort Chalmers, who has IN abstract Of
lind titles for McLennun county and
Tor much Of the old Milan land district.
aud will furnish abstracts aud ouiuiuus
as to titles ON applications Mr.. ChaI-
mers and one VI our firm will always be
found IN our office.
ANDERSON Is FLINr.
Waco. Texas. -1uppItF
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-21
TIE OFFICIAL COUNT.
Full Vote of uct.enuan County
utthe InIe Election

County Judge Gerald and the four com.
milestone assisted BY Deputy clerk obs
w David, were busy yesterday canvas
ng and counting the votes cast At the late
General election a. the several polling
place, IN this comfy. The 10 lowing .
the official 'cltration Of the vote cast Tor
each candidate Tor each Ollie:
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-21

The Academy force are now working
day "A night Mrs. Demo is locating
agents all through The ate and the
Academy Of Art undoubtedly holds it's
own. ll2If
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-21

Barney Foldhakc has a lew OF his sL5c
coal stoves left Those wishinga g.od
cheap stove will do well to call early and
order one. ''''
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The most com le e stock of trusses
ia IeNt- an be- found at Castles, Nor
rlspu IS G IS drug store.-lli9lt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-21

rms shows materially reduced vote
nom two years ago. Then tho aggregate
N"u' Tor governor was 3,G1 his yer IT
WSs bui 2'ooH' falling IN ot ll5. GOV.
Rot. IT'S majority over Davis and Ham.
IN II Mas LOIS This yea Judge Ireland
wJorty ovrrlours and Robertson /, bur
14l he grcnlcsrt falling OF /, In the
democrat lie vote. which is N2G votes. The
f"ling on of the opposition vote, AS com
pared with two ears ago, is only 90 votes.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-21

Picture frames Of all sizes manufactured
to order at the Aca envy Of Art. II 2l.3t
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VI ms hand sewed congress shoes 81 a
pair ut Sanger Bros.-lllOtc
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for a good oyercoat made up in the
ger Bros.-lll9tc
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GULF, COLORADO & SARTAFE RY
CoNNECTIoNS,

At GALVESTON with Mallory Line
OF steamers tor Key West and New York;
Morgan Line for New Orleans, India.
nOIa, Corpus Christi, Brownsville and
Vera Cruz.
At ARCOLA with |, & G, n. R.R. for
Columbia and towns in BraLJria county.
Al ROSENBEfG with G. II. ~ ). A.
railway, (Sunsct kuutc) tor Columbus,
Weimar, HAYWOOD, Lulng, San Anto-
MO, Laredo, Uyalde and Western
Texas and MeXicO;alsO for Houston and
Star and Crescent Route for Beaumont.
Orange, Lake Charles, the leche Country
New Orleans and all points in the South,
east, North and East: with New York,
Texas y Mexican railway Tor Wharton,
Victoria and stations ON that line.
At BRENNAN with II. ST. c: rail.
way Tor Hampstead, Ledbeltel, Cid
dngs McDade and Austin.
Al MILANO with /. IL &. N.R.R. tor
licarnc, Palestine, ROukdale, Round
Rock GrOrgetOwu, Austin. san Marcos.
New Brauuicls, san AntuniOund .arcdo.
At TEMPLE with Missouri Pacific
railway tor Waco
A McGREGOR with Texas and 81
Louis railway Tor Waco. Cor,lc,na
Athens, Tyler, Mount Pleasant, Gilmer.
ItNarkAua.
At MORGAN with Texas Central rail
way tor Waco. Ross, nico. lrudell, Cis-
60 and al. points on that line,
Al CLEBURNE. junction OF Dallas
DIVISION of u e.. & 5. +. R'y.
NJ FORT WORTH with Missouri
Pacific ana Tex - Pacific RAILWAYS for
All puluts Oh those lines: for FL p4so
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LIlInIsls L. ala.nt

We mean the old reliable pAotogr nh
gallery Tor two of them now ut " b.
jackson. Years ot good work and far
treatment nave convinced he people OF
rs excellence. MrJackson keep up with
t,, ne l, mes employ the best skill and the
finest materials aud hi- prices AWAY. mo, I
any competition. When YOU want nIrr.
ures call ON hm.-92ltc,
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For Ladies'.

Mlss Helen kerkow inform. the public
tuh' she VII open dress making o.tab-
'ishIn'ni al her residence, on South Fifth
,uG't near waco creek. Patronage So ic.
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FIcntN nritinS,nrn.

smith, tonic ami kidney anu liver cure.
at tucker y Willis III gu
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Mrs. NJ. a. Robertson, OF North Fourth
street has returned b lm, nilu her tamil,
much improved lu health, and viii con
tnue, dres,m1Alog, wisung hu Old
friends Hnd cn- omcrs to cal on he,
ll2llt -" "N''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-11
EASTERN DISPATCHES
The Sandwich Islands Reciprocity
Treaty,

New YORK. February 10 Graphic
Washington correspondent says: An Of
fort Is being made to effect the tsrmina.
ton OF the treaty with the Kingdom OF
Hawaii. In spite Of the resolutions
passed in New York indorsing the move
ment, there has been developed no ele-
ment in Congress that 10 known 30 far,
which fayors such action on the part OF
this government. except from Louisiana.
The question OF sugar protection being
vital 10 the leading industry OF that
State, the Congrsssmen from that part OF
the country are unanimous in It's favor,
and Gibson has o measure looking to
the aceonplishnent OF the repeal. 1t
was expected. 1t IL claimed BY members
from the sugar districts, that the Rspub-
lican party would support their measure
on the score OF the tariff; but the lead
ing .Congressmsn on this side OF the
House have quite generally expressed
themselves opposed to the proposition
In advance. There has been an attempt
made to work up . hostile feeling against
the treaty, on the ground that the Pa
ciho Railroad corporations and San Fran
cisco importers have made o combination,
the result OF which was that transcon-
tiuental freight was put so high that
Sandwich Island sugar could be sold Of
as high Q rate as any other on tho Pscihc
Coast, 30 that tho absence OF duty did
not cheaper the article to the consumer.
Whether this Is so or not. It does mot
seem to have taken hold OF Congress,
and apparently will not affect any action
on the subject.
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Miscellaneous.

GALVESTON. February lo.-serssant
Bart Of the Tenth Cavalry, being repri.
mauded and ordered to the gusrd.houss,
blew bis head Of.
KEoKux. Iowa, February lo.-A quar-.
rel between two schoolboys ct Union
willie resulted in the death OF n Of
them, A. +. Graham. who wal struck
with q bullet aud killed by @. Hopkins.
Graham was sixteen; Hopkins, twelve.
New York, February l0.-John Will
SON, an actor OF the Madison Square
Theater, died this morning at $50
o'clock. at his residence in this city. He
was for many years connected with the
California Theater. His last engage
ment was with the professor" Compa.
ny, with which he played last week.
Ell PAso, ILL.,. February l0.-Ths East
Side flour mill, owned by L. CASHIER. Of
Secor, was burned yesterday. Loss,
s35, 900; insurance, sl3. 900; incsndiary.
JACKSON, Mich. February l0.-A fire
this morning destroyed several stores.
Loss. ST.. 600.
LOUISVILLE. February 10.Ths Bench.
ten chair factory has been burned. Loss,
$40, 900 to $4,000.
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Yellow Jaskss.

6oLp HUI. February II. 1S82.-R. b.
Eolis. Esq, Vics President: The fol.
lowing 10 . report Of work done in mine
during the past week. On the 5000
level the east crossdrift from switch east
OF shalt Was advanced q feet; whole
length Of Same. 565 feet; ground hard
and dry. The west crossdrift from end
Of south lateral was run 80 feet; present
length Of Same. 30 iset; ground hard and
principally quartz. The east crossdfin
from foot OF north winze, was run 81
feet; ground hard and dry. On the 2S2S
level work In east cross DRIFT was sus-
pended and the men put to work clean
ing out the south lateral drift same level.
This drift connects with tbs Grown Point
and Bsleher workings and has been badly
caved and filled with debris since the
mine was flooded. Work on 5000 level
has been delayed during the past week
by tina flooding Of same. caused BY
large iow from Crown Point 2760 level.
7. G. TAYLOR. Superintendent.