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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition
IN viii. be presented to the Commissioners
of Monroe county, Ohio. at their next session
to be held on the first Monday in March. A
D. 1852, praying for the establishment of a
county road along the following described
route in said county, to wit: Commencing at
a point in the Wooisfeld and Niltonsburg
road neae the residence of Frederick RsLterer
running thsnce in southeasterly direction
through the lands of said Frederick Ketterer
Shearer, Philip Wingart, Frank J.
Stout, Peter Reisbeck, Daniel Kuopp, Joseph
Hareu, deceased John Long and Marx Hoff
to intersect the Woodsfeld aad Malaga road
near the covered bridge across Bakers fork
OF Sunfish Creek; thencs dowa said Baker s
Fork the most practicable route to the mouth
thereof. to interseet the road RAINING up and
down Suntish creek.
Said petitioners will al the same time ASH
for an order vacating so much of the county
road leading from the Woodsfeld aud Mil
tonsburg road. commencing at the Lutheran
graveyard south of Miltonsburg and inter-
seeting the old Malaga road on the lande o.
Dan.el Xnopp, as ia not included in si1e road
petitionsi for. FRANK J. STOUT,
jan24, 'S2ws. and others, Petitioners.
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A Horse With SMALLPOX.
St L,onis Globe. Jan. "a

st. Louis Globe, Jan. 26.
srytJuttv wurrt7 to kHe " -Uhetaer q
horse can have the snallepox he may
ask Mr.. Wilson, ~ the frm Of Nichols
4 Wilson, Second street commission
merchants That gentleman owns and
has in his stable at Webster Groves q
horse which is Just recovering from q
severe attack Of what looked so very
much like spariploid thai, although Mr..
Wilson is not yeterinarv or anr o other
kind of doctor, be is willing to wager
q fair commission that it was as well de-
fined case of the pnst4lous disease as
any that ever went down to quarantine,
The horse Wss taken sick about q month
ago, and in short time large hollis made
their appearance all over his body, and
the hair fell out until The animal looked
as bare OF hirsute adornment as Bar
Nuns famous hairless horse The for
nation of the sores and their develor.
nent we're identical with the develop
ment Of smallpox cases. The animal
suffered great deal and is. onlv nov
conyslpscent.a the isusttles passing outoi
the flesh aud the hair beginning to
spfont. Altogether the horse is doing
30 welF tha, Mr.. wilson ilopes to have
him out in week or so in such condi
tion that men with mixtures for curing
hsldfess win Fpursue him through
The streets and importune him TO try
their remedies on the animals hide. M
wilson rrerets Tat be dill rot have The
animal raccinated.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

A CCOUNTS and vouchers have been fled IN
II the Probate Court of Monroe County,
Ohio by the following Executors, Admins
traitors and Guardians. to wit:
Third and final account of o 3 Foulke
Admir- of the estate of Cadwslader Foulke
deceas ed -
Second and final account of B H Mallory
Guardion OF Jas Andrew Carney, minor.
Second partial account of A 9 W Potts
Admir- with the will annexed upon the estate
of John A Boice, decd,
Third partial account of Neri Lin lamood
admir- of the esia'e of Kinsey Davis, decd.
First partial accouHt OF Philip Weber
Guardian of Louisa 3 Yockey, a minor.
Second and final account Of Samuel Clege
Admir- of the estate of Jacob M4rk.e ,adecd.
First partial account of John Messerly
Guardian of John D and Albert L Messerly
minors.
Second partial account Of Joseph Kasi
Guardian of Anna and Frederick Baumgart
ner: minors-6nal as to Anna.
Second partial account of Rbenezer Taylcl
Executor of the will of Henry Gates. decd
Second partial account of John Maginnis
Admir- of the estate of Rdw'G Maginnis decd
Second partial account of John Keysoi
Admir- of the estate of aac Wisener, decd
First and final account of Hill Guard
ian Of Forest NJ Davidson, minor,
First and final account of Thomas Cain
Guardian of John Baker, Sr, an imbecile,
ANY person interested may hle written
exceptions to said accounts, or any item there.
of. on or before the Gath day of February
n
continued from day to day until disposed of
r. K. WALTON,
ian24. .'S2wS. Probate Judge, u. CO
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Consumption Cured.


SINCE 1870 DR.. Sherar has each yea,
sent from this Office the means of relie
and cure to thousands afflicted with dis
ease The correspondence necessi;atei
by This work becoming too heavy for hin
came to his aid. He now feels con
strained to relinquish it entirely. anG
has placed 10 my hand the formula o.
that simple vegetable remedy discovered
BIZ an East India missionary, and found
50 elective for the speedy, and perma.
nent cure Of Consump' ion, Bronchi is
Calarrh. Asthma and all Throat and
lung Diseases; also positive and radi.
cal cure fer Nervous Debility and all
Nervous Complains. II 5 remarkable
curative powers have been proven in
many thousand cas- 5, and, tac uated BY
the desire to relieve suffering bum nifty
I gladly assume the da.y of making il
known to Others. Address me, with
s amp, mining this paper and will
mail you, free of charge, the recipe Of
this wonderful remedy, wi b full di-
rec ions for its preparaS ion and use
printed IN German, French or English
: WA. MOVES, l49 Pope,'s Block Ro
chester, N z - deciS, '8leow6m.
H
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No True Work Ever Wasted.

E0siIue work since the world began
was ever asied; no ne life since the
wnflii leean hassver tailed Oh! un-
dersiaId those two perverted words,
and measure them hvthe eternal, not by
The earthly standard What the world
has regarded ssathe ti,tetes; failure has
often been in the sight of heaven the
most magnificent success: Wien the
can, painted with devils, was placed on
: the .brAR ef John Hass. ana he SAM dy-
ing amidlhe emistrs of ths fame-was
that failure? " hen Frances Xavier
died, cold al d lonely cn tie bleak and
t.rsoiste shore cf a heatilen land-Was
that isilut,si When tie frail, worn
tody OF he Apostle. OF the Genti'es was
la.s- al.nnk fraIn- arena and
the white sand scattered over the crim-
son hleohloed of the victim whom the
dense samphitheatre despised as some
. obscure and nsmeless Jew-wss that @
tailure9 Aud when, after thirty OBJ.
scure, toilsGme, unrecorded years in The
shop afsike viliane carpenter, Cne came
forth. ID he rre.' minei tly the man oi
sorrows, 70 wander from city to city in
: homeless lahors, and to expire in lone y
agony Ip0n the shan eful cross-Was
that 8 Ia fure2 Nav, my brethren, il
!. was the death of HIM who. lived that
:. We might follow His foo's,e;s-it was
The lie. II was the death of the Son ot
G d.-F ". Farror. ~
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Trains run on Columbus time west of the
Ohio River.
Note OIL Running of Trains.--EAST
BuUND-New York Fast Liue daily, with
through Sleepers from Chicago to New York
Washington ami Baltimore Express, with
through sleepers from Chicago to Baltimore
daily, and Through Coach from Saudusky to
Columbus daily. Wheeling and Cumberland
Express daily on C, o. Division; on other Di
visions. daily, except Sunday. All othel
trains daily, except Sunday
Trains .un on Baltimore time east Of the
Ohio Rriver.
WEST B0UND-chicago Fast Line daily
with through Sleepers from Nsw York t.
Chicago. Chicago Express daily, Through
Sleepers Baltimore to Chicago daily. anC
Through Coach from Columbus to Sandusky
daily, Chicago Mail daily, on Main Lins aud
C. o, Division; on other divisions daily, ex-
cept Sunday. All other trains daily, excep
Sunday,
LIN. COLE, General Ticket Agent, Balti-
more.
W. K. RBPPERT, Pass. Ag't, Columbus.
C. K. LORD Gen. Pass. Agt, Baltimore,
B. DUNHAM, Gen. Man, Newark.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is. hereby given that Pc ition
~ will be pres ented to the Commissioners
of Monroe County, Ohio, at their next ses-
sion to be held On the first Monday in March,
A. D. lSya, praying for the alteration Of the
county road lead pg from the forks OF the
road at John Baker, Jr's, along the ridge to
where itintersects the township line between
Ohio and Salem townships, in said county as
follows: Beginning at or near George Wig
gins, thence through the lands of George
Virgins, the lands of Edward Semen at OF
near stable; thence through tbs lands OF
Philip Virgins and David Ruble; again on
the David Ruble land east of c K. Miller's
house; again on the land of Andrew Hinton
again on the land of Frederick Kindeher
ger, formerly tbs Knowlton farm) and again
on the land of John Rohrback so as to ini
prove the grade of the aforesaid places.
jana, 'S2w5: PETITIONER.
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Notice to Teachers.

IT HE Board of Examiners of Monroe Coz =.
i ty will hold meetings foe the examinG-
tion Of Teschers as follows:
woods6eid. Saturday. I.luary 81, 1881.
February IL, ..
g. TEose desiring certificates of any grade
NUT be examined. 81
By order OF the Board.
q. o. DoUaHRRTY, Clerk.
jan10, ,'s2td.
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HIS MOTHER-IN-LAW.
The Old Lady after Her Spindle
Shanked GOggle-Eyed Son-in-Law.
Galveston News,


Galveston News.
a tall womsn wearing a sun-bnnnet
cane into the cffice of the chief OF po
lice, and sitting down hard on the end
Il bench, wiped her nose, snapped her
i-yes al the chief, ard ssked in a vrice
that reminded one OF the sharpening OF
| saw:
"Re you The galoot what locks folks
up2"
'Iregret to say that am occasional.
ly obliged TO resort to such extreme
neasu'Ps wfh refractory persons "
II know all that; but he you the ga.
lonty"
"Yes. madam .
"Why didn't you say 50 when l asked
you2"
II did,"
s.You didn't. sir; and if you don,
treat me like a lady I'll fold you up ard
sit dawn on you" and she snapped LeI
eyes some more like terrier.
what do you want1' asked the of
fetal, looking as if he needed reinforce.
ments right away. and plenty Of them
Il want that dirty little whelp what
Imarued my darter. / want to talk tc
him on business, hut he evades Toe. ]
| could only get q chance to caress hin
once more!" and she hreathed hard and
grl,ted her teeth until the official felt ir
bis pocket for police whistle.
II A.
"He told my darter that he would
give 800 acres Of land with gold mine
on it to an, body who would ampertate
ny jaw with boot jack. He said my
mouth was like the. gate at the fail
grounds.' ksf
"He meant, suppose, it was never
shut. / don't see how he ever came tc
make such ridiculous comparison as
that. Did you ever remonstrate with
him ?" -ss. -,.4
You bet Il did," / drawed him
across the kitchen table by the hair with
lone hand, while I basted him with 6
long handled skillet, and ycu shouli
have heard him calling me mother dar.
ling and pet but Providence was
Aein me His hair gave way and he Ii
! out before ] could reason with him any
more Just as like as not we will never
meet again." and she sighed heavily.
"Be calm, madam; do not excit'
yourself too much"
II am calm. / like to talk abou
these family secrets. II calls up sacred
lreeollections. 1t makes me think of my
darter's fust husband. 1t was real fur
no remanstrate with him. His har didn'
fg;ve. He was game. He sassed hack
hut, L'rd! what time they had hold
| ing the inquest. That was at A-kan
sas, before | moved to Galveston. There
was some Of his remains in one corne
of tie yard, and few more remains
hanging on the fence, and there wal
right pcart OF him wrapped around lh'
ak handle The jay knew me-, so they
drought in verdict of juslif4hle sui
eide or homicide, or something like that
And now 10 think OF this pesky Ii IL
worthless, spindle-shanked, eoggle-ey et
whelp getting clar eff, xcepting lev
pounds CT bar. want you to fnd hin
for me You can aknow him by tb
4 brands | made on him with the bot ski
let. Wanted to smpertate my jaw, til
little brassy whelp! Said my m ut
was like gate. did he?'
The official said he would hunt 70
him, and let ber know. As she wen
out she snapped her eyes significantly Q
Z the official, and Remarked:
sYou had hetter find that .prodige
son, or tha' II be music at these hted
! Quarters
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-02-07

The House voted down yesterday, 0
resolution to investigate the operations
OF the school book Lobby. Some ol
those who voted sgainst it seems TO
lave had the idea that an affirmative
yo.e would have been in The nature ol
! an sccusafion against members of the
House. We have not SO understood
The matter. 1t is The lobby which needs
investigating, and it ought not 10 es.
cape We regard the defeat Of the res
olution as mistake Ohio State Jeur
nal
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DISSOLUTION.

TINE firm of Ketterer Il Hoefier is this day
j. dissolved by mutual consent, L.. HoefAer
retiring. The business of the late .firm will
be settled by G. Ketterer.
G. KETTERER.
ss LOUIS H0EFFLER.
Woodsfeld, Ohio, Jan. IL, 1882.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

AUDlEoR's OFFIoE, MONROE coUE 7, I
Woo o1sFIELD, OHIO. January IL 1881. T
To Ch't ttun Cehrs or schOm IL may Concern:
Fotice is hereby given, that George
Hall has deposited 10 the County Treasury a
sum of money sufficient to redeem lot No
2i. in Cochransville.s Said land was sold al
Delinquent Tax Sale by John Gatchell Treas.
urer Qf Monroe County. Ohio, January Is
1881, in the name of George Hall to Chris
tian Cehfs. @
S. A. ATKINS ON,
is9l7 1923. Auditor Monroe Co., Ohio.
~z-~ss - eassal.- 49, g tsss5s -
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rs to e0lipei Gay at Lcne, Samples wortk
w dkUs5 tiee. Address srnsoS 4 Co.,
Portland, Maine. mchs, 'slr,
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate Of William Rutter, Deceased.
THE undersigned has been appointed an
qualified as Administrator of the estate
of William Rutter late of Monroe county
deceased.
Dated this 18th day of January, A D. 1882.
jenl7,'s2w3. JOHN RESECKER.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition
~ will be presented to the Commissioners of
Monroe county, Ohio, at their next regular
session, to be held on the first Monday in
March. A. D. 1882, praying for the establish
ment of county road along the following de-
scribed route in said county, to wit: Commence
ing on Main street of Miltonsburg. opposite
the alley leading to the school house, runring
thence in a southeast direction through the
lands of M. Keller, school lot Rev. Burkhart
and Philip Wengert to the forks OF a run;
thence down said run through the lands of seid
Wengert. F. ]. Stout and the heirs of Nicholas
Stout deceased. Jane Rhines, Mrs. Gates, Mic.
Biever, Marx Hof and Peter Haren; thence
down road to Mrs Landis' house: thence
through the lands of Mis-. Landis. Philip Wen-
CERT. Andrew Reich and George Gates to
mouth of Grassy. PETITIONERS.
ian24 S2y5
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the medicine is TIA ken Immediately after
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DURAND, PEFIA Co., Wis.
have used DR.. Clark Johnson's Indian
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ceived much benefit from it. ...
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l have used DR.. Clark Johnson's Indiar
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ness and Bronchitis, and 1t has done me
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WATERvILLE, LIZ SUEUR Co., MIN
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Blood Syrup has proved very beneficial t.
me. recommend its use to all. ~ r
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and Kidney Diseases. DR.. Clark Johnson
Indian Blood Syrup has effectively cured.
/. NM lCHELL.
june9S,'Si.
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AZ !. iI'I MinnEsf Imfffffssiief. While ma,

-. Z 4
4 Mipprs Pa mifa'fsief, while mar
ryieg aeouples recently, vas rather dis
concerted. on q liking the ride-groom il
he was willing tostake the soung lady
for lis married vile, by his scratching
his hesd and sayirg:
Yes, I'm wiling; hut I'd as much
ratber bsse her ssister.''ss ; = ~
You have. no ruins, no natural curl
osittes-in tits conntry,' diswled AR.
Oscar Wide To- Mrs, Senator Pendleton
ct areesptfo4l { wes a 81 o. replied
5 the qpitbs witied .slsdss :shut our ruins
sswiiheoHte. saan enough. aud ss sto our
eufiosil,es, ,pmeinpett them p.s slses
The Chirese do tlieir counting by
prexY IT the sptcxics pay the hills,
there slf msny InpDg who would like
lEs syslen Introduced into this county.
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TIVE ia BILE.
TAKE EFFECT - NJ, JAN. Is. 1882.

Trains make connection with the B. & Q.
and C. & p Railroads, also, with Capt Lu-
keus' steamboat. "Pres Bllison," for Wheel
ing. Trains run daily, Sunday excepted.
TRAINS GOING EAST.
No NJ
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"a Cool Murderer.

ABEIoUERoUE, Jan. 31.-At Navajo
New Mexieo. q twop men. White, and
O'Nea, qaarfeled 10 thesiauer's saloon
Wire sfr.t O'Eeil dead, stood the body
up Il, . corner of The saiot p, took. o.
sfssiun al. the place ard vent to selling
: OsHeii's liquors. 10 customsrs.e
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THESJRlT OF DEMOCRACY.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY I, 1882.
UNDER TIE ALMOND TREE.

UNDER THE ALMOND TREE.
The dog was out in the garden,
Under the almond tree.
All in The sutnmn evening
That brouaht me my girl to see.
fixed myself with half-club,
And ere he could tackle me
] fractured his tiny rib!ets,
Under III, almond tree, KS
He howled like three-montEs' baby.
He soooted over the lea:
'.I am young.' said. "and sturdy
81 played the bases three ,-1v-v
Ny sweetheart sat by the window,
LOOKING ahxieusly out at me; 80
The shattered dog was bowling
Under the almond tree.
She made step to the doorway,
She shouted forth to me:
"I,ok ont the old m.n'sromingt 6 ~
prithse home@ard aee."k ~ - ~
/ looked at his boot and started,
Like Foxhall in june ran he;
] went with the speel of whirlwind
Away from the almond tree.
- ) = - Gaicag, Tribune
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NorlCEIN ADMINISTRATIONS.

The State ot T,Nls.-ro the sheriff or
any constable OF McLunnan county.
You are hereby cnmmandCd that YOU
publish tor at least twenty day, I'm new So
paper printd m McL'nnan county the
following Wit OF .ttion;
THE STATE OF ruNAS.
County OF MyLeUuaa.
In county court. ro January term. lS>I.
The State uf Texas To all person, in.
tertstcd la the administration OF the es-
tate OF j NJ. iosey, d,ceaei;
W. +. Allen, administrator de bonis non
ot said estate, has filed in the county
court of McLrnn.n unity In the admin
isrmtion OF j, NJ Posay, deceased. his
account tor final settlement OF said estate
and his application 10 have his discharge
and Tor closing said estate, which will he
heard at the January term, lSs3. of said
county court to- be- holden at the court
house Ot Mclenuan county ON the third
Monday In January, lNS3 at which tine
all persons Interested in said admlni,tra-
ton may appear and contest the same II
they see proper
Witness i. W Baker, clerk OF the coun-
" court OF Mclrnnan county 1T office In
the city of Waco this the eth day of No.
yembor lSs2. j, W. BAkER,
CLERK County Court McLennln county,
Texas, ll2SdaOt
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We win send the Examiner and Par.
nos and the " oky Cincinnati CONNER
chl one wear AMI a copy III either Oi the
hooks published below. to any a.ldrc-, in
The United states, postage paid, Tor $3.50.
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"lhr Arabian Nlghts."
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Expedition by lA'W. DmcuhOwer.
"lhc Mil on the Floss BY George
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"fasl Lynne" by Mrs Henry Wood.
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"Thr swiss Family Robiu,on.'
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"Ihr Woman Ia " mte.' by Wllkic
Collins.
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"a Brave Lady" By Miss Mulock.
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THE CITY.

Tile river rose about tx le,t under
the l"p'"'' "' 'e' '"' '"'''S'
several cmiyrtnt wagons ptE.cu
through tine civ Yesterday, amuug then.
two tmilIc, from II custom county en-.
route. 10 IlIrr county.
..,,....,.,, .t.....,.......,..
VI, ' M, H., H. W g.I,s n,,
ner 100 converting pr-unor- 10 the pruilrn
tinrr. the detail. OF Tue hu,iurs. Tor tI,
,pruruy wear.
The IrItw' of DO" Ihi' iiH"hIus Eos
IT, q VINO was Qua ~ }'. r'd ~ re- ne To
l.'nu Ihtli iNHhh, q" NJ . ana Mf-' J"hh
No'H ana iN' l'I'rs "l Tue mtIi'Itnd
nous. Ion MI'a''s ,"u movers ana N'hlN
ATT nh"h' H'llnS ulc lln'iH "Temon'-'
- hr case "l IEr walker vs. the city
"I waco sum I"i I'rnNrl' "I pay m,h' OF
coupons OF e'iF b'hl-' "hl'h Nh7 begun
"u Monday, "t- Do tore the court AL nay
yesterday the hrllihg ol dcmu rrlH ucru
pNing the forenoon ami the case going t"
tht Jn'y IN the afternoon
-A,rI..,ti,p .y,.. made vrst,,,I,v tn
t,d',n i..,.,Ii tn,,,,,,.it a., tl;,.,,,,. I,u.,
.. i'm, t..,, ,,,,,,l, mlI t,,o,'. .,,,Ii "a
spring oi % woman who abandoned the
infant some months ago. The child is he.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-29

Waco, Nov 2Stl
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-29
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At the Waco female college last evening
at u O'Clock, Miss Jvmmic Miller. in the
sixteenth year of her age Funud scryi
90, Will be- held in the seminary this even.
IN AT three o'clock burial in OlkNopd
cemetery. Friends and agqu enhances In.
yitcd 10 attend.
The deceased wa, young ally OF great
charm OF mind and manner and An cNgm-
plary Christian, and in her death add, un-
Other deep ailllctiun To family already
drep.y hurlcntd with recent sorrow. II
!, only two weeks ago that the father,
DE- u G.. Miller, NJ Gulinda.dird and sun
more zee nifty "a little dtu.htcr oi the tam
lly, The ,orrOwlng mother W., with her
dadght, 10 the hour OF her death The
sympathy oi Oh" community viii Dee vi 10
tier 10 her deep atui.tIun.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-29

The following letter received Yesterday
h, Navni +. 4. Stmgl. relates to an Oc-
rurrpntc about three weeks tgO 10 this