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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13
TIsE HOLIEsT RITE
Marriage Of lir. Itart Moore
una NIs- Settle Rose.

I The Examiner cannot recall any mar
/ riHgr Jcca luu In ur near Waco that has
eliri ed "a greater degree 81 general aud
sincere interest than the ceremony ccle-
brated last night at half past eight
u'clOck at che residence of Mr.. and Mrs
4. L. Rose, few miles northwest OF
/ the city The bride, Miss Nettie Ros
may 10 all truth be said to b real
fayorlte, possess ug the admiration Of
all, WI hout exception, who know her.
/ The reconciliation Of amiability, grace
and u bic personal aud mental qualities,
no lees than womaniy charms AID ne.
I conplishmouts, she has reigued "A queen
/ IN the esteem OF her friends and Hc
quaiutancrs. The groom, Mr. Bart
Moore, Is a well-kuuWn young citizen
aud business man. esteemed 10y the cu-
tire community f1r hls pc SuuAl iutpg-
70 s., ste K traits uf character md lu-
/ cuisines. capacity uud reliability. We
du.bi very much n Bart Moore has the
/ iIi-WiiI 1T % single person ont Of all the
thousands OF people u this clty aud s. g.
tiHu, u huts Dee hH- grown to manhood
n WIS not astonishing then that the
marriage uf "a er two Young people
rhuu.I enlist The kiudl,-t -ymuathN
mud lrrr-t ~ II Waco The invitation
list WIS large one, aud while ih'
gr,atur number 81 those invited were
/ ,.u.forcr compelled tp furrgo the pleas
urr uf beng present yet yrf, large
nImh,r did attend, being compose Of
l,ntyr- AMI intimate tiiends of & e
. ,uupi At the appointed hour the holy
ut,s wore celebrated, Rev. j. - Shaw.
4 the l'lfth Street Methoii-t church,
! uNirUtu- Congratulations were next
+ rl Older, ait"t winch the guests rcvelud
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13

Benjamin + Bu l-r having been nom.
mated by the democracy ~ Mas.grhu
become general that tine price uf silver
spoons would advance from the fact
that m assessment fpr campaign pur-
poses would become necessary aud that
said assessment would 10 called gu silver
spoons luwiu- 30 tho practical expert.
en- t. aud -uurquulled facilities at the
candidate Tor raising funds on such
goods II this should Doe the ease, am
happy 10 inform the public that am
selling and will continue 90 sell Roger.
q Bros celebrated silver ware at M
advertised price which are lower than
any house IN TeNLa. NJ ]. Leymskrs.
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l.. L. T.
Improved iron lnvigoratOr

The most perfect and satisfactory ,,.-
binalion knowh to the profession IN
which iron is combined an 80 cupnl.,-
is the success Of thus preparation. tI'i i,9
destined to become, Witluul u douht N.Y.
most popular OF all the iron topjcs nav,
in use. And we hesitate not 10 t,l r,'
that this medicine is no secret no.irr,g o
cheaply COTTON up comp uud. TINT rn.,
genuine constitutional remedy. nn,,
ing those Alternative powers so u,r,s.,,,
to rpcuprrlte and inyiyortc the hnr.,
system when broken down hy that tp,,,'
disease commonly called. and Ls,s
known a. dNsprp-iuand INDIGESTION Nor
which nine trnlhs of AL our III, fniou,
mate, bcCansr when the digestion 1. m
paired from want of the natural salt m,
ID so impOI ttnt in the digestive econom,
OF man, then il is that This VIPER IN N
many types, usually called dis,+,, s.,IrI,
laSsitlldr at sour >tumH b. WihpuIr..
mental exhaustion, Impaired vitality. qii
general prustratiun OF the Whole ,yg,n
liyervOmplAint, followed 10y night sart.
and all diseases OF the BI Ouu LIVER. kn
NEY aud BLADDER, that produce. iho,
fearful aches known ns Rheumatism. nf1
rHlgia. baCkache and nervous and ,d
headache. And all cousuNptIyS u
weak females. Whu ae in search of
good tonic to build up their constiulo.
cannot find, we honesty believe, ben.
or a more certain remedy uueuth. u
bottle is sufficient To- prove tp Won h
wonderful medicinal pioprrics. II ta,s
regularly according to directions. Al
your druggist tor IMPROVED lEuN lNW
ORATOR. and be sure 10 Iukc no 9th,
Price ) per hottie Prepared only 2
Tucker & Willis, Waco, Texas,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13

Bob ingram shoots Himself
I'hronEt the Head with
Suicidal Intent

A gentleman, Mr. Niyrctt, Of the
! White Hall urighborhoud, rode rapidly
| into the ci v Yesterday forenoon ior a
phyNriau.1nd communicating the shock
/ ing news ~ the attempted .HicIie OF Mr..
| Rubt Ingram. who lives tour miles out
ON the White Hall rOud 4 physician
went out and some little time after an
utl-r IhyAcinu was summoned from the
city, they not returning until late IN the
evening hs part ulurs ~ the sad
affair ARE no d0uht ~ intended suicidr.
| Iu ram. it auuear-, has been some hat
u settled for several days,nud yesterday
| fnrenuun came To h.- home, Hhcre he
| remained fur some time. Shortly be
| fore noon hr started ON as II tu 20 to
! the field, bat 80 "a Few minutes returned
amt artt iu such an alarming mHuucr
that Mr- Ingram, thoroughly fright
unei, touk h.r children and started to
the house Of uciEhhor, hut had not pro-
credrd but n lew step before tho crHck
VI the pistol was heard and In ram had
shot himself After be was shot he ran
out tp be- gate, 90 ll- wounded cuudi-
tiun. 800 ilr direction his
wife hai tlhru, when h' tcll.
| The neigh ur- Vrru alarmed aud when
! the physIr reached tlo place he was
! ia Hu unconscious condition. Tho
pistol bail bad penetrated the skull and
| had come ont b short distance from the
{ place ~ entrance. Iuc op,nilun OF
| hephiniug wis rrftuuici by the prysi-
/ cIaus nod A- soon A- the pressure ~ tho
I broken skull TONES had been removed,
/ the patient seemed ID revive aud bis
| nui-D h. Resume NOR" normal ruudi
/ ton. li.c,- u' the broken skull had
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13
10 omr ssnrmrr Friends.

We hive fnryouu full aupuly f"ycry-
thing, such ns ready mixed prints. gum
anttod white lend, oils II alt kinds,
Castor oil No. 50 Tor your hnruess and
wagon use, nls' mixed prints, best for
wagons and all farm machinery, Paint
brushes ~ ull kinds A full stock ~
purses, hIHuk books and mll kinds NJ
stationery pocket knives, raaors and
Nhaving mu-s. A stock ofcNtra tobacco
IN pound rnddIrs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13

English Female Bttcrs if intended
for young girls as well ~ married Indies,
who have by some xuusure, become IT.
regular, pale and feeble, with headache,
leucorrhma,pain in side aud buck, falling
Of womb, or female weakness or eX.
cesses. Its use strengthens and tone.
the stomach, iuyigprdtes the nerves
gives iron 10 blood, corrects irregular
uterine action and removes uuuutura
distractions. 9O2lm,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13

have already notified the public that
"A certain cigar maker in this city is at.
TEMPTING to imrutp two NJ my brands Of
cigars marrow Guuge" and Sweet
Sixteen" manufactured expressly for
me 10y Frey Brothers, Mandatory No.
rs, New Y rk. Every box Of the genuine
has the name Of these manufacturers on
slip inside The box, las well IN on the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13

just received at Tucker " Willis Il
large assortment Of all kinds of toilet
aud fuucy soaps so cheap tou-ulsu
another d pound gross lot of that fu-
nous hard water or pure cocoa soap
which has become now one Of the sta
rlr- especially with tho who have no
soft wafer
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13

label outside now learn that this
same cigar-mAker is trying ~ turr out
fraudulent cigar lalsu mauuihc urcd
for me by Frey Brothers. the nHme IN
side and outside the box which az my
famous M X. and T." cigar Hopeless
Of making good cigar OF his own brands
lac tries To initiate mine b, TAX ng the
names OF these three brands, which is ns
great deception on smokers aud the
trade IA is unjust to me. | again warn
the public OF these limitations. an the
only one who sells the genuine.
Hruy
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13

The signal service bureau reports the IN
dicatlons tor today tor the West Guli
states. l. ed rains, partly cloudy weather.
snutherly winds shifting 90 vest and
north. ri ing barometer and stationary OF
slight fail iu temperature.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13
~ Last.

The drainage ut the East Wac" pond
began Yesterday at . O'Clock, when the
ditch two f.. deep IA the mttgiu WIS
completed and a Jew spndcaiull ul dtri
thrown i,pIdlt aside lrt the water INTO
the ditch. w" ni the city aldermen, Mi
Mak,ig and Mr. Mel urrn. were present ~
were the eli y attorney and Mi Bnllngcr
And IA DOZEN or murc CiliLens OF East
Waco. The water rushed into the ditch
with great force and updliy and l"s-
than An hour lhH pond was lowered AZ
least one and % hull iuchus. The water is
| conveyed 10y so ditch about one bundled
icet long To- thc mouth ui the piping on
| the side ui the street Wmch IL enclosed in
! brick work Nitu grating, snd through the
! piping IL i- he'd thousand feet to gully
which Up,p- into the Iiyor the piping he
Ing tour feet jhr lowest at the lover end,
nm incline which gives vrly rapid cur
rent and rrudcr- impo slblc any choking
OF thcscWrr from deposits ui mud. Ihr
iuh, IN q piece oi work, seems To be- admit
rNbiy done. / viii cost MI told 1t Is suii
between ~ BOO and Sl..slO. The work i
not yet completed; several bitches Mi
have To hr dug 10 several parts 6i thC pond
which mc considerably lower thar
the mirgin when TIE pun'
~ struck hy the present dltc.
| There iH "A considerable amount 81 llplnl
lcit ON huun to- use In other city drainage
The Sewer will not only drain the pond
but will give basis ior drainage ioi
nearly all Enst VINCE. The rroprirly q
draining the pond M this season is pucs
toned by some NhO think the cNp"sulcO
the mud and such debris IA usually nccu
muiatrs 81 .uru place To the hot rays -
the sun will generate mHInri.l,N nile Others
think that the bottom when once drained
viii dry mp in day ortWu. II viii take
some time To empty The water, there be-
ing probably over u thousand tons in tn,
pond at present. The tiunl success ui tile
rnt, rprIsri- u gratifying tact, and the citi
zun, OF Enst Waco have nson to rci'ic'
that after % many years the great mi
suner I IN lui. WAY ot being ahntcd.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13

This Ia truly the American wash day.
and after considerable correspondence We
have been able tn secure the exclusive snlr
in Waco, direct from the manufacturers, oi
an extra family soap, which Vc call Mon
daN, the hard firm soap. In Waco that r'-
tiils at = cents per bar. Try ii Lnd usn
iloyt's snow flake gloss star. h, and you
viii hnvc two tie best articles that money
can buy at the pr cc. But don't forget
that W. have Just received the best syrup
nt the season, and II is already an c-tth.
lishrd tact TINT the large red Texas grown
apples that We ARE Icrriviu" daily, has uu
equal IN tins market iur quality or pr'rc.
A. JuNFs INNluU
Nos. 1 and a. prnthrt Block.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13

Frcsh Baltimore oyster. aud celery al
kngsburys uu Fourth street. lulllw

Mrs Pauline T.. Scmuuc- will open
her school in Art, on the 18th at Octuhr
at her residence, Ne. 81, Washington
atrrer, and will tcuch Ii ear draWiuguut
line IN pencil aud charcoal, from tine
flat aud round, shaded u crdyuu pastel
and Iudiu ink. Painting M water ruluJ-
mud oil. Will teach HdNuu. ed pupils
portrait painting II desired; aud to-
sketch from nature. Study of form,
study Of light aud shade from plaster
caste, shaded with stomp blenders ur oll
rolors Would solicit the patronage Of
her friends and the public Forms of
tuition will hr furnished ON application
pNlm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13

Childrcn's high fancy kid button boots
OF the most beautiful styles, at our hcw
store, AZ, Austin strtct.-luSlt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13

Mems hand sewed custom made button
boots and congress, SO pair. Every
pair warranted al Sanger BrOs.-lOSte
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13
81" rh""ah,I'wn- nhc Comet.

Mr.. b. +. NrhcN has M hIs employ uu
old rulorrd man who has lately been
taking lively interest IN the comet. He
hes been rising before dawn To view ITS
,plcudur aud hua made many upm Ies
~ to It's probable course and the pros
pect 81 it- coming ln coutart with this
planet Of ours Mi Eich,y was sleeping
snnudly lr-tc day morning when he
heaI Il a hurried banging at his door. 70
his query ut "whn~ thrr" ho heard
tine aiIrghtrd voice of his col. rcd s ~ mt
c1clamug "For Gods make gei M
Mr. Richey and look ont here. The
omct ~ busted adj fo pieces and I be.
licve everything is going to burn up
Come ont quick Nj RicheS bounced
out ~ bei Laughing at the dnrkey's
wnris,ul uu.ithe door and looked TO the
-outh'eHst. sure euougp mud aEe
illumined the sky from horizon to the
zenith moment later the lire bell
rang ont its quick alarm, flames shot up
from the lurii area and Mr. Richey and
tho frgh ruyi negro saw trat the comet
had NOT "hU-',i, mon was the world
obibzo bot ibD Gnlson resideurc was
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13
CasOara Cordial

One OF the latest AMI most plc,..,,
all liquid c'tharlics, this elegant ''' nan, Of
ton is made with Srrupuous ro4 retafh
the best and most carefully selected 1 mon
lial, II is with the greatest pe,,n,,.u .,
We recommend this very snrerim,e ,lAt
harmless remedy rs being the sa,'., Ml
surest Laxative and cathmtic Tor W,,t ' ,g
males and children, now in us,. AWAY H e
habilhal tipatiun aud indipc.,im,n' 10y
cannot hud.ahythl'g more ,pCrdv n,' -.
tain. II ia combined with arnmsro.' Wy
such mAnner that the bitterness or =,
ca'card sagrada is completely 1isg'i. W,
Ask your druggist Tor il, and he s 1'','e |.
take ~ other Price 80 cents par h oJ.
Prepared by Tucker q Wull. JWy, ..tt
Texas. '"'
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CoNNECTIONS'

with VA, 'Il ynrt
of steamers torKey West and N'N i,Ii,.
Morgan Line Tor New OrIein..i ," ,rl
noa, Corpus Christi, bF'"H'''''
Vera Cruz. pr 10,
I ARCOLA with | a q, n Is ,' M M
Columbia aud towu- in bf7l 81 :" u.s. A.
tROSENBERG WIN o. ~, ~ i"',,bi.
railway, (Sunset Route Tor s,a lnto.
Weimar, HaTwOod, Lulng' SUI 'I 'r.g
MO. Laredo, Uvaldr ana ',,,l
Texas and Mexico; also Tor lIn" ,'...,,,r.
Star and Or, scent Route for h',''nnrt-g
Ornnpr,Lak CharIes,thr e'n ',' .s s,Gr.
Nrw Orleans and all points Nd '.' MN.
snst. North and East win N'N, acton.
Tr,ns 4 MrA lean railway I"I
vie,oria aud stations ON th., 'Ay' r.l.
~ SEaI,Y with Texas Nts.'lIir '.ri
- inr pa,tison. leslie. WhnbrI'l '
HI Gus ton. % ar g. r.'
way iur uempstead,
dings McDade and Aus. ~, r. o.
Al MILANO with l. a u i..j - Rolai
nearne. Palestine, koyh's s,n ,Iaioa,
Rock Georgetown, Ansillll' ' .'nj lsria
New Bnunfrls. san An, ~" ,,' Paai,
At TEMPLE with Mis''"'
railway tor Waco -,n. T.yssa1i s.
At McGREGOR vi" Cor,.c.rl
Louis railway tor Nteo, ", Gluri
Athens, Tyler, Mount Pleasant
TeNarkana. 90. Central ~
At MORtlAN with TtXa' I,, ,.EIl u
49, Tor Waco, Ross. hico. lI'''"'
GO and all points on that luI, vl,so1'
A., EORU WORTH WIN .lar. f,'
Pacific ana Texas Pacihc I lar II Re.a
ali points on those lines ID io me Psal.
Santa Fe. san Francisco , nr' N. lpas
Coast, and Tor Kansas Ci i, ya,o nj. Sorh
CHICAGO. New York and all po'''
East anu West. This DO.
,..s.. that your tick Is read Oyer 'D''
Iy-FUr ull Information a''' ,uRElNs,
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tnls at,ueuER

Weave authorized q" announce u ". h'nta
bury, st., n- % ,auui'ihte Tor Oh" office "i eats
Rrruitrr ulr
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Ne arr authorized ta announce t"ntgo ozl"s
hyn-n candidate tor tiB Marshal of Mac"
election nrUrmhrr 10, l-fl. Hptl"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13

l. BoyAcn Il Co.'S custom made hult.r
boots AMI congress. Dom Pedro l.t,,
Bslls and hnrts at reasonable prices tl
sanger Bros. - lONtC
The rush continues aud we still hayr
a few more OF those whit couutcrpaue-
at 70 and ~ couts Don't fail T., cab
and examine these b rghus, NJ Snug,-
Bros. -lUultc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-13

nkiug first three classes entrance lee
,22. altogether So. Taking first three
tlas.,s dtias So; altogether $40. Annual
dues payable iu 20 days, shor er tine De.
du,t,d from benefit Assessments levied
IOdu,s before marriage. deducted from
b,ulit. Telegraph applications. Agents
wnn'ed. Address,
4. \ BLAIR, Secretary,
slStt Waco, Texas.
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Wpa arc authorized t1 aunuun' u u Ioml
touA.u candidate Tor ''b MH'-lh nl W."
election December n. l..' '"-0-'''
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Wrhrr authorized Zoo announce Luke Moore
mr. "a rnndtintr TOR city Marshal ut waco, "le''
,,I,,,, I,,,.,,I., Do I-ss iinitdu
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1882-10-12
Our Military.

Our Military.
We think we can safely say it with
out fear OF contradiction, that ker>
shaw county is behind every other
county in this State in the way Of
military organizations. There is
not single company in the county
that can lay any claim to thorough
organization, and if an emergency
arose that would demand the ser
vices of the military we would have
to call on our neighboring counties
for assistance. Ought such q state
of affairs to continue? We do not
for q moment pretend to impugn the
patriotism and courage of our young
men, but it is their indifference and
disposition to shirk duties that pro
perry belong to them that we do not
like to see. Every good citizen
should be willing to do his share OF
public service and let the duties rest
| lightly on al. IN time Of war Old
| Kershaw is not behind any OF her
sisters, and in times OF peace we
should be the same. There should
be at least five thoroughly organized
and equipped companies in Kershaw
all the time, that could assemble and
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Greenback Convention.

On Saturday last the Greenback'
ers of Kershaw held a convention in
Camden to nominate q ticket for the
ensuing election, The meeting was
organized by Mr.. j. G. Sessions
being called to the chair with Mr.. j,
e. Shaw as Vice President, and Mr.,
S. B. Hall as Secretary. There We're
about sixty delegates present. Mr..
j. E. Shaw was nominated for the
State Senate; Messrs. J. G. Sessions,
S. B. Hall and II. Ellis for the House
If REPRESENTATIVES; Messrs. W. D.
Hogan, Joseph West and D. McLau-
rim as County Commissions; S. G.
Clyburn, (the Democratic nomlnee)
was endorsed for Clerk of the Court;
Joel Hough, (the Democratic nomi.
nee) was endorsed for County School
Commissioner; E. + Sill, (the Demo.
cratic nominee) was recommended
for the position of county Auditor;
no mention was made of county
Treasurer: Mr.. t. A. Dabney was
nominated for Judge of Probate.
All of the above names were former
" staunch Democrats, and Mr.. Ho'
can was before the recent Demo
cratic convention as candidate for
the House of Representatives. 1t is
openly asserted by the party that
they are sangrine of success, as the
Republicans are pledged to them.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1882-10-12
4 Big Case.

On last Friday sixteen. of the most
prominent citizens OF the Tillers
Ferry section were brought up before
Trial Justice L. f. Holland charged
by Willis Steen with assault and
battery upon his house. on the
night of September "a During the
course of the trial a witness for the
State swore that the prisoners com;
mitted an assault and battery upon
the house and "hlled the piazza.' I
The charges against the prisoners
could not besproEen from the eyi>
dence it timed out that they were
based onlT upon suspicion. They
We're az e1;7 @ siie.c.
tor was required to enter into bond
to keep the peace againstall of them,
and to pay the costs Of the trial.
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News Items.

Hon. Alexander Fl. Stephens has
been elected Governor of Georgia by
about 10000 majority over his op-
ponent--Gartrel. A very small vote
was pollea.
Recently three cotton thieves pur-
sued By the Wilmington police jumped
into the Cape Fear River. Their fate
was at first doubtful, but the bodies of
two have been since found, and it is
thought now that the third was also
drowned,
Frank James, the last survivor of
the notorious gang of despcradoes
known as the James Brothers, has sur
rendered to the authorities in Missouri.
He claims that he has been living
quiet and peaccablo life for the last two
years, and that all the stories about his
desds of violence, etc., are false-that
he is charged with crimes that we're
committed by other parties and laid to
him.
Notwithstanding T. W. NJ. Mackry
CAPTURED the radical convention Of
the 9TH Congressional district, and re-
ceivea the nomination, Sam Lee, his
colored competitor, declares that it was
done by fraud, aud he (Sam Lec) has
determined to run anyhow, as he claims
to have tho support OF a majority Of the
voters in his district. 1t matters little
to the Democrats as to which of them
wins. Comparing tho two men, (Mackey
is white it is truc) so far as principle
ani honesty goes, it is believed that lee
| is the best man.
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be ready for duty in few hours, for
we know nc5 when we may need
their services. The recent riot in
Lancaster learned the people Of that
town q lesson, and they have profit,
ed by it, therefore, let our people
profit by it too. and not wait any
longer, but 60 to work at once and
organize and be ready for any emer-
gency that may arise. Throw off
the indohnt and careless spirit so
long shown by them, and act like
men.
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A Special Request.

a SpeClai 1IequeSt.
Quite number of complaints
have reached the ears of our town
council lately Gin on unofficial way
about the police neglecting to per-
form their duty, but all of these
fault finders and grumblers refuse
to come up and prefer charges,
against the del'nquents. Council
are willing and anxious to make
every officer do his duty, but unless
they have some one to prefer charges
and produce evidence to substantiate
them, how can the delinquents be
brought up? Until these grumblers
are ready to come forward like men
and do their duty in reporting dea
Enquents, Council would prefer that
they keep their abusive and slander..
Gus tongues quiet Council will in.
vestigate every complaint that is laid
before them, and punish all viola.
tions of the town law, but they can
not proceed with heresay evidence
only as their guide.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1882-10-12

Malaria Chills and Fever. and Bilious attacks
positively cured with EmorY's Standard Cure
PllIs-an inftllible remedy; never fails to cure
the most obstinate, long standing cases where
Quihine and all other remedies bad failed. They
are prepared expressly for, malarious sections,
double boxes, two kinds Of Pills. containing q
strong catflarac and chill breaker, sugar
coated containing no Qainine or Mercury:
causing no gripping or purgrng ;,they are mild
and eficIent, certain in tieir action and harmless
In au eases they effectually cleanse the system
and give new life and tone to the body. AS Q
household remedy they are nnequaled. For
Liver Complaint their equal is not known one
box VIII have wonderful effect on the worst
cl 4 ris, and sold by Druggists everywhere, or sem
By maiJ,a and so cent boxes, Emory,s Little
Cathartic Pills, best ever made. only is Gents
Standard Cure Co., ll4 Naussan Street, New
York. -
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