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CHICAGO, June 1.-The GLOBE Demo
crat's special says Republican membes
Of Con9ress from one OF the Middle
States whose relations with President
Arthur arc friendly and intimate says
he asked him recently - to his purpose
- this time with reference to . nOmfna-
tion (or the second term to which the
President replied smilingly: IF 1 get
aalely through with the 1oad OF resp0n-
sihiiitieo and emharrassments Of the
remaining years Of my term, l think I
shali be weary enough q the burden to
30 content to see It Transferred to :noth:
era Shoulder rather than bear It longer
mvselfU Al old Republican politician
to.dav aid he was Of the opinion that II
he ever entertained the purpose OF seek
ine the nomination for second term pc
hsd abandoned It altogether: tat he
~ hencefor.h to administer the Presi'
dential Office wholly without references
to = second term, keeping in view q
vavs two things, the patriotic and feat0'
fni Discharge of it, high duties and re-
snonsibilities and that his political
SF;..nds are to be rewarded, II possible,
Tor their fldelity to him personally ana
to the Republican party.
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The Gold Flint Mil.

On account of high water the returns
from this mill are not SO large ~ they
otherwise would be. The capacity OF
the mill is from to tons per day and
the per cent saved Is from SO to IS. The
ore reduced il all extracted from the
Gold Flint property and averages Is to
Is ounces per ton In silver rs it comes
from the mine. In gold It carries from
s. to 8. Active Developments are be-
in9 prosecuted on the Gold Flint and
1t present considerable fair grade ore 10
In sight.
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ns.ew: - H. eassse 0uleeos ~
tSso w. lots0ed 70 ~ ereoSe,t n
~: - eeHe oono 70 IT, eooolnsies
. s... VIZ nove exhausted their noves,
sSPoa y; t1at theH hsvS honrd Il neeisrt.
y, ully and fatny, and thot Merx~.
.Sus vooSo os11G no other oonelrsscs
Sna3 to:e already arrived O. ma thev
S %ens = seolss ths eass5or ssS:.
New YoRk, June k.-F,n... h..
- boiler nlakss gplnrned % vork
t0s morning. 6
WAsHINGT0N, June Cool. Blia. n.
umed his opening address 10 To- inrv r.,
'ne otar Route caoe this afternoon.
DETROIT, June k-The r.n~so- ~
the Army Of the Potomac next -
Will 30 . brilliant meefinr. GsrsrsI.
Sherman, Sheridan, Giant and m:nv
Others win b present. ~
CAIRO, June Sin copseouenoe N
soo Peoeece Of the British government
..nst the military preparations in
.s!!yP s TIE ool0n eeleGraphed the Khe-
1--WE 10 request Ara6t Pasha to discon
tInue them and order the cessation q
"ofx on the Notifications at Alexandria
BERLIN, June S.-Prince He ~. son
0fthe Crown Prince, Frederick VIII
liam, will visit AmerilA In October.
WASHINGTON, June 5.-Leland Stan
t0rd, u. q. 8. Rathb0ne and mofher.
and William More are now in Washing.
ton.
CLEVELAND, June 5.-The Cleveland
rolling mills at Newburg started up this
morning with about five hundred men
% work. There IL no violence, but
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Oastaway Picked Up.

81. JOHN, n. b., June 5-Jose Marks
landed here to-day; he was picked up ut
sea after drifting about four days with
out food or drink. He says he and ten
Others left their fishing boat for 4 while,
when fog shut them out from the ves-
sel and he does not know the fate of the
other men.
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AUeUsfA, Ne, June S-A call signed
by . large nuubbor Of lnAuemtial R6pub.
licans IN every county in tho State to
tho number of several thousand, asking
Blaine to be candidate at large for Rep
resentative in Congress 10 published.
Blaine replies, declining TO stand for tho
place, pleading his twonty-three years
public service, which he left in conse-
quence Of the tragedy that has involved
deep changes in the policy Of the Gov
eminent, and says he must attend to
long neglected private duties. He rs
serts that II his candidacy were neces-
sity he would not deny the request, but
be feels assured it is not.
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WAREHAN. Mass. June 5.--The opera
~ struck to-day for higher wages.
ROCHESTER,, Pa, June 5.-.A fire this
this afternoon burned over an acre of
ground. Loss, 92S!Om
Gen. Phil. Sheridan and John McCul-
Tough slo preparing to spend the sum-
mer in tho Yellowstone country.
NEW YORK, June 5.-JOhn F. Gray,
the first physician in America converted
to homeopathy, died here yesterday,
aged q.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, June "a hand
tity Of mail seized. Gopher Bill Is among
the captured.
C0v1NaT0N. XIV, June 5.-The strikers
met this afternoon, but after long SEES
si0" failed to agree. They have appealed
to President jarrett.
James Winnepenny, of 0anayunk,
hanged himself today. He was prOprie-
tor Of ArcOla mills, employing $50 hands.
He WAS unmarried and eccentric. He
leaves IN estate valued 1t o&60O0O.
CHICAGO, Juno 6-The Journals
Washington special says the War De
partment has reports showing the num-
bor Of lives lust BY the late Indian raid
in Arizona to be forty-tw0. The dam
ago to property IL stated at $4,000.
NEW YORK, June k.-The graduating
class at West Point Military College
Ieaterday contained the following
names: b. N. Lissak, Gala; A. Cronk-
hite, Arizona; Il. W. Young, Utah, and
w. Geary, Oregon.
DKNvKR, June kv-The RepxblteoN,s
La Vegas n. Il, special eays ct Hud-
con Hot SPRING. TO day George Sly re-
sisted arrest By . Mexican posse, killing
two Nexic.ns. He was then riddled
with bullets BY tho Aexicans.
LITTLE RICK, June Son Sunday
week Butter6eld Was excited over . re-
port that little Annie Bridges, aged Is,
he'd been repeatedly outraged by negroes.
The story waD denied, but now comes
tho report that these negroes were
caught On saturday night, identified by
tho girl and on Sunday night hung to .
treo BY tho m0h
CHICAGO. Juno 6-Tho schooner Van
ks e. Bl.de: Of n.skseen; With ns csr9c o, Of
endeevored to make tht: port In tho gale
on saturday afternoon, but was unable
to do 70, and after dragging anchor, went
before tho gale and was beached at Z
O'Clock, i've miles south Of South Chicar
10. The crew of seven men were
OBLIGED to take to the rigging to escape
the waves which broke over her, and 70
manned there till taken of by tug yes
terday. The vessel il . total wreck.
Valued ct $1,000
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Condensed ftom the Columns of Our
0xChange0.

1xohangeo.
Although tho snow IL deep in the
Sheep Greek country, there are quite .
number Of prospectors in that section
and the indications are favorable for
good finds.
Recently . letter descriptive Of the
Maginnis mining district was published
i'm the New York Sun and the next day
the office was thronged with pers"ns
eager to find out the proper way to
reach the mines.
Archie McGregor Of Meagher county,
has sold 1000 Cotswold wethers to
Messrs. Hatch l. Wallace for s., 900.
Thos. Gorhan,, Of Chester, has sold
his cattle herd.
VIM. Adams was recently found dead
in his cabin on Otter Creek, in Custer
county. Analysis Of the contents Of
his stomach developed the fact that
DEATH was due to taking u quantity Of
strychnine into the stomach.
Major Richard Lewis Morris, Of the
Fifth Infantry, who died recently ut
Fort Assinab0ine, this Territory, was
born in New York City in 1910. He
served throughout the war and after
wards in the South and on the plains
up to the time Of his death.
Con. Kohrs will probably make the
largest drive Of beef cattle to the Chica-
70 market this season that has ever
been driven from Montana.
Emigrants are flocking to Montana
from all parts OF the East.
The Missouri river ut Benton is at the
highest point reached this season.
The Canada Pacific Railway
Company has purchased Clark Ting.
ley's bull train and il loading it with
supplies at Benton for Fort Calgary.
The Wright 4 Edwards company, Of
Barker district, will! Immediately set u
force Of men ~ large ~ can work to adj
vantage taking out ore on it's contract
with the smelling company.
Probably twenty-five men will
be employed, and their work will indi-
reilly furnish employment for upwards
Of four hundred men. that number be-
ing necessary TO the work which the
Smelling company has in view in the
way Of putting up additional facilities
for handling increased quantities Of ore,
charcoal burning, cutting Of fuel, etc.,
etc.
Tongue river is still rising, the banks
being now a. full - they can convein-
emily hold.
The rush Of tenderfeet to the Yellow
stone valley continues with undated
vigor.
Dad Land George" has arrived in
miles City.
Very Oh Digging have been struck
in the Moccasin mountains, and num-
Der Of miners are going to them. Hen
~ Keyser, Of Junction City, has taken
out some largo nuggets, one Of which
weighed 81 ounces. New discoveries
are made daily, and Charles Rhodes has
discovered mine which is ~ good -
the famous Collar mine. He has 10.
foot vein, and the mine IL situated on
one Of the highest peaks, south of the
Collar mine. Considerable rich gold
rock IL found in the Black Butte dis
trict, nine miles from Fort Msginnis ON
the east. A one-half interest In the
North Star has been sold to Duncan
Brothers for s., 200 cash. A mill is 60
ing in very soon.
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CHICAGO, June 6.-The brickmxkers
nave accepted the offer Of = compro-
mise made by the employers, and 60 to
wofk tnis morning It prices ranging
from $2.623 to S&l24. The workn,en
agree not to strike again this year, and
70 work with n,n-uni0n men. They
couldn't do pl.tting without extra
work. The advance Of III cents h just
half what the strikers demanded.
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A Distreoain9 Accident.

JACKSON, Fla, June SIN Usage
county to-day, WNbarton started in a
carriage with his wife and two children,
his entire family. for Lake Eustace. On
the way thi' her. he drove into the lake
to water the horse. The latter drew the
of the bodies are recovered.
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PocAHoxrAs, Ark, June &-The
kovn = NV IN aDNeo.
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The stone foundation Of the large new
brick going up near the postomce 10 nap
idly being finished.
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WAsHNoToN,J June 6.-This morning
Reed, counsel for Guite~u, appeared
before Judge Wylie, Of the Criminal
Court, and aDked to have the recasFda
corrected - to the counts in o indict-
ment alleging the late President died IN
the District Of Columbia. He stated be
had other motions in view which ne
cessitated . clean record. Judge Wylie
denied the motion. He did not cues.
ton the power Of the court TO correct IL
records, bat 4 W. not for him, Sitting
I'm another term and having no per.ona)
knowledge Of the record, 70 undertake
to amend It. The general verdict va
based upon good counts In the indict'
ment; the court In Pasing sentence
shutting it, eyes to vie3oos ooanta
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81. Louis, June IA heart rendinx
accident occurred near Harris station on
the Missouri and Texas railroad in this
State Sunday last. John Jackson went
to church leaving his four children, the
eldest IA the youngest 2yean old, locked
In the house. From some unknown
cause the house caught fire and when
the parents returned they found their
dwelling In ruins and their children
dead and burned to q crisp.
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New York, June CT. ]. Moses, ex-
Governor of South Carolina, pleaded
guilty to petit larceny and was sem
fenced to six months in the penitentia-
~.
OaDENsBURa, n. Y, June 8.-The
's'sess n So.the ri New F'G es
last night. Loss, So, GOO; insurance,
$43. ono.

CONSCANTlNOFLE, JUu0 O.-O0ul00
Pasha and other officers, condemned by
. eourt-martial In Egypt, are conAned
in the palace here, and are forbidden to
communicate with the outer world.
Pontiac, Ills. June 6.-Judge Pills.
bury, who was shot by the riOt0us mob
on The Chicago 4 Alton train, IL in IN
imp owed condition and his recovery ID
expt cted.
CONEY ISLAND, June 6.-This morn.
ing q runaway locomotive on the elevat'
ed railway fell Off the track at the
switch at West Brighton and nine per
sons were injured aud the track torn
up.
C0LDwATER, Mich, June Eek
Chief Engineer Drake, Of the Fire De
partment, was l.eld yesterday for trlal
in the Circuit Court, on the charge Of
burning buildings last summer 80 ~ t.
prove the efficiency Of the city fire de-
DUBLIN, June 6.-The harvest pros
poets in Counties LOngfOrd, West
meath, Rosc0mmon and Kings are ex.
cellent. Rents are being paid every
where. A reduction about equivalent
to that made in the land courts IL be-
ing universally made.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, June 8.-9at.
urtlay night in Billings township Anna
Stevenson shot her husband William
dead for trying to gain access to hta
house after she had haired him out.
The parties though married long time
had quarreled often.
LEADvILLE, Colo, June 6.-Early
this morning . fire broke out at the
shafk h0nae Of the Mike and StafV and
the mine derrick was consumed before
the fire was extinguished. Five men
working In the DRIFT failed to respond
to the call bell and it istsared they have
sufI0cated.
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WASHINGTON, June 6.-6late1 Intro
duoed bill prohibiting and making .
miedemesnof the solicitation Of any ex-
ecutive clerk or employe Of the United
States, not the head Of . department, Of
money, property Or any othea kind Of
value and diving or receiving the same
for political purposes or party Interest.
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WARRINGTON, June 6.-The report Of
the committee on ways and means woo
submitted upon . resolution offered By
White relating TO the pasga(e Of the bill
extending the bonded pesjod for distilled
spirits. Ordered printed and laid on the
table.
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ing knife he held in bis hand. One
glance assured me that had another
enemy to contend with, % malignant
and ~ deadly ~ the one beneath my
feet. Noiselessly the villain stepped In
to the room, and on tip-toe approached
where l was sitting. e.
A moment more and the blow might
descend, still stirred not. Two deaths
stared ME IN the face, and l knew not
which to choose.
Suddenly the attention Of the snake
attracted to the approach of the wretch,
who was now close upon me, SO close
that his arm was upliited to strike the
fatal blow. Now had come my first
chance of life, and with q bound
sDran9 from INV chair, at the same mo
nlent drawing my pistol. A shrill rat.
tie sounded about the room, mingled
with terrible cry, as the reptile iasten-
ed its fangs deep into the Villains leg.
was saved by . rattlesnake!
For q moment the doomed man SEEM
ed incapable of motion, and the next
with 6l0w he severed the head OF the
snake from its body. and, grasping the
head, he pulled the fangs from the flesh.
and threw it against the wall, and then.
without word or look, sprang out Of
the cabin.
I followed ~ quickly - possible, and
called upon him to stop; but, without
paying the least attention, he sprand up
ON the back Of his lank steed, and, strtk-
ing 1t q fierce blow, he dashed away Ut
spssed that delled pur1ut>.
Before nightfallI reached Winchtown
in safety, when I found that my guide
h.d reached there % hour before, and
lay dying in cabin little apart from
the village.
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WASHINGTON, June 5.-Davis, III t
!erring to his absence Of Saturday. ss1x
his designation Of ingalls, - Preeldent
pro tenn OF the Senate was accoF0I9S w
the precedent set ny Thurman: ana ~
would like some authority on the mss.
ter from the Senate The ccmm1ttee on
rules was instructed T., inquire INTO ""u
report on the questt n: u..h,a.
AooRnEAD, Mimi, Juce 6.- ,;TlS 4oa.
tes Of two murdered men Mr.. Was1'n! 3.
ton and Fred Fehrbach were toono ~
Reading II miles north OF Pernam, S
ariay. Washington was ka'iee w.s.s
buckshot and Fehrbach had nv oIs
cut and bullet wound In his let cnee.
and wound from . club. Wosn1nS ~"
Vas surveyor and lived 1t Bay GI!y'
Mich. Fe6rbach live near here; in.
Tibet, aged Is, h suspected OF the ""'
WASHINGTON, June 6-Chiei ! *,sJ'
Carter and Associate Justices jane 10y
Hsener, constituting the court ~ 0o,'c'
rendered . decision upon the ~ ~
ton filed by Reed In 0utteanS oe1:
The Chief tustioo delivered ~ ose'
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10 all who are suffering from the error
and indlscrrtlOns Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, lUss OF manhood rtr''
will send you a recipe that VIII tllr you
ir,.e of charge. This great remedy WAS dis
covered by !, missionary In south Amer
ica. SIND u s.li-addr's.od envelope Ia ia,
Rev. Joseph Y. lumnn, station u, Ne"
York CitV.--nOleOw
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--Inlgt DOM z WEI WTITtE N NV -
AMtSEn tom Limpt-a, ihu the crowd g.
large at that watering plhc'. Tie says
..The cars come here loaded with rh.-cn-
ger.. and neatly All the young inlks max"
ihu depot m "birctiyc point nj tram um"
the giils expecting new h"mlH nrd the
boys watching iur new la es. Ihry hrt
having a good time, will trook' hsslusi
passed ne In handsome turnout ana
win a splasling. looking maiden blush
ing ri his side. Their are Other stunning
looking young folks here from waco,
whose sNertheart- ought 10 be LOCKING
after them" Judge and Mrs. west sui L
cd Yesterday morning Tor point on Tue
Colorado. about sixteen miles distant from
IAmpasas, where they hope TO cniny some
tine hshing. Their Yieit viii last week
or two longer yet,
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siranosr--".i ssy. Mister Bie Head, Joa seem
MIC Head" Well, y,s, you see va nn'
" b he boys last night. aud as sluiet mined
siranOsr-"i' aPpea" o. hota 'h' looks "
BtIf hoalli
ma H,sa-''tt don Z fssI oI,otl7 Ike my tssi.
'rsstS 10 he tindor 'sW-lisi upt aud =. q It MAS
uYt,1n a. bust, aud the pam - teItthls"
stranger" II Jou vii get buttle ~ bsl,f''.
Fsuus tgfsnt, ous o. two do-ss VII put tsai
Ol ,ou,' that your fisnd. vouil tUeognE.."
MO Head o." IN DO Suy thIug 20 got tid OF sh
itHs PEN add sunsfihR ,.
.~hot, ele,u.ss the stomach, ubloAIs the to~el'i
u.lucss tho liver, relieves constipation AZ once, 500
gv.- the tile = chance g. ~. II bHs tse0m- ne
rapuIsf snd standard remedy fpT constipation bill
business, sick bssdAohU, hsafthutn, Aeld sioms'hl
And al f--sses requiring Iu.l I'e- sHa pl'A4s-'
pufsEtiss oT phyfte. -.
h1ufs aud 10 Iu-t ~ delightful aud feisshlut
dfuE thai -y-Tybody likes u.
Il unel Iud- sud Goods ". ham, qnlets ths nerves,
,ul . = sas .sa non fr tho headache o. ihdes'
u mitigate the paug- 0f thsuh4Atlsfn and s1ui,
t.ltsv-s ,tnHy AMI UftusTy tHutles, aud pain IN
Ne taes, "a dj'p.ptlos sois IKE charm, tnl
h.. % equal ip ruuug eoH'fpli'f hahf II Il
bIghi, Recommended ~ i-t-ul- WIN tfaysl, To-
merchants, rirttsi ullthanlrs isclory tAEdsj ata'
dents tsa0hsta sui ~ PERSONS who 1891 closely
e Mined ufa a4i lfu HuiIvft e. hsaizehe dltf'nea
sni ututi tlvrI.. u you are troubled WIN .
clat.l tongue foul btSsth, los u sppeuts y gan
,ral .lugy.hnsa. Fallry'a faiur hpsrwut Ntll eufs
yau. II l-Tftms better work tisn pile 70 more
traraut and laistahs, and 10 much cheaper, No. taei
- telrulat family medicine chest viilIin h-ylf
" srsfsIss sHi loans Just Ike flA1s ~ -'ls
v'tar 20 - Just = .1... o. 80 s 'N- ''''
PtopustOTs Louisville, II.
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ltesr,afn asss sni periods q woman's NE, there
CONES certain troubles, aches, patns Anl sp1sbgSs'
Tu-sa complain, ali ttgg llsuu"s i-epA. ne we
giTls life At sItssn, suf falllw W AL haah9 we
named s0msl uuti aitsI The " tuTu u lus "
r3ns bags h.si.shss, selmmiuP u NE heal
Medal sod nervous pTGslfatiu1, bl,nsh sd thssAs
eioodlbs- bps, liol-ss eJss, eluui-i tish Ntla
VsesmsHts aud ulcers, hJstsuetl tIAsu4s, fhfsicsl
tfs-tIAtiln chtonie lsneurr b1A. choTpsi. 'gpiIet
zoos isss fhppstis, ggafan dis's>ss l'nsi .s.o-
Nos etc uhieh N numerous cases snf V splsPN'
tls epnEultllns, insanity aud death. Ihsss hs
Felstaily the result o. thLttsLtuI. All ismalss
Engs the elAss q Complaints w. Alluds - hoE
Isi.. ali these troubles Gao 70 Aysftsi sni cuTs1'
W hAts proof nom tbousanf.
b. Dtonl, oois'a fnEish fsnsls BHt.fs vii cufs
ZOO sound and vsll-eili W,ss Ipu bsAlibI .nl
LtgpJ-Nili laaks Jou issl Ike hs- -yg'sl 90
90 iaistAks. sod ~ all btuggists At u " tshl
you address f,t cayy u Df Dfongoplu'b FatInI
Medical A1rlssT. re, % tAs erSisi
., q. Dsorsaots 70.
PfyunssVfs. Lsuliyilis, -
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Leland Seminary.
South I'd, bet. Clay & Webster SITS
WACO, TtNNS
DE- npIuS unNnhN CIp 4 1910


RE OPENS MONDAY, SEP. 4, 1882
MIR. FANNIE G. LELAND, \ NJ Principal
MRS .Nl.Llt u. ROBERTSON, A H., Latin
MRS. EUDiE BENTLEY, A Nj, Primary
Department.
| REV tupOLrH HRuECk, German,
rRUF CHARLES lEiSNER, Music.
The Instructors have been selected with
special reference To- the demand Tor teach
crs rducal I'd Tor their profession, ns well ns
Tor reputation already won.
The Primary Department, including
Kindergarten, Object Teaching. Calls
themes, Drawing and Singing, will receive
/ special attention.
| Mrs Bentley, who is a stranger to some
at the patrons OF the school, is a graduate
OF the Waco Female College. was trained
as teacher in the Californi, State Normal
| School. and from the State Board Oi M
animation. received n First Grade State
| Certificate, and ilr four years taught In
/ the public schools of California. For the
| past three wears ste has been teaching ut
| Valley Mills, with marked success, mud
/ brings from her patrons there rccommcn'
/ dtions OF the strongest character.
| Primary department, from - to ~;
common English 81 higher English and
| the Classics 50 German and French ~
each Music 80 Drawing and Painting
| from 81 to 50.
rcnmansnip, Singing In Glasses, 'rl-
mary Drawing. CnliSthcnics, bookkeeping
and ElOcutiun, without extra charge.
For turtncr particulars address
FANNIE g. LELAND,
. -ttt ~ S,ptI fI'l,ir.l ltV..t
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Vanderbilt University.
NASHVILLE, TENN l,S!.sj.

The Chair Of the University are llllcd
by forty Professors and Instructors itst
wear COS students mairI,ulttod from
twenty-five staten. The Academic, lihli-
cnl and Law Departments open N"ptcm-
brr /. lssl. The Medical, Dental AMI
Pharmaceutical u partment7 open Oct. !.
The Annual Register Is sent GA ap.
picnlion to j. NJ. l.ucch, Secretary nj Tie
Faculty Two Post. graduate Fellow
ships, worth 500 ,ach, md tour Graduate
Frllowships, worth , 800 each. arc annual
~ awarded, l.. &. hAl'l'ANll,
u7lgWItISl Chancellor.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-15

HAVE. IN different parts Of the city, desira-
/ bir building lots, which the pruhcnl cash
purchaser In sdyI-ci to look At before rnrchhr
Ing. Also choice lands IN snail or large traGlH
m Il IIrrCnt counties, at prlcea To suit. On.
rlyrtitlrs It's tn Your interest 10 see uie II
yuu want eithcr city or country property II
0i,a,t Gro. harm ARD.