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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-02
Written for the RECORD UNION.
THE DYING YEAR.
[Dec.mber 81, lssl.1

lDecemDer ol, loSl.I
The old year dies to night, and goes to take
Its place with all the myriads OF the past
And, sad or pleasant, it can be no more.
The years, the Tears, that have been rushing on
Since God first babe them roll, where have they
gore?
Where are they going, swift as blazing stars
Shoot from their courses Oh, the years. the years
They go and leave then traces on our hearts
They go, and leave thsir impress on our brows;
they go, and take us with them to the dust
Though life whirls round us So we scarcely know
our little day begun till it il night
Wight! No, eternal morn. If We have used
The earthly days Alright, we know no night.
Only change, putting of OF this
Worn out mayh ID, and tired humanity
That held the soul from freedom long before
Then speed, swift years, nor let our hearts grow
faint
As to eternity We circle on.
But, Oh pray God, each heart, that every hour
May be so fragrant with true love and faith
And sweeter incense still. Of kindly deeds
That we may meet the Years again. nor shrink
To read ire record we have written there,
When all the years have fitted to their place,
And lose themselves in Gods ernal day
lAnnie X. Fader Field.
Jgc, Shasta county, Cal
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and their anti-American civilization, to the
destruction OF our owe. As compared with
ourselves they have some advantages that
promise victory for them and ruin for our
laborers We are isolated in California
from the protection and home influence of
the East, where the Pilgrims and the Dutch
founded happy homes; where free and en-
lightened, they sought and found honor in
labor. We are weakened by conflicting in
terests, and by many old national or re-
ligIous prejudiees. But they are unit. 1t
Is time for us to be yigilant and dilligent.
SILK INDUSTRY THE DUTY OF THE HOUR.
We owe something to our children
and the generations after them. Men
and women alike have duties to dis
charge for the good of the race and the
hopes of mankind. He who makes two
blades of grass grow where before there
was only one, is benefactor to his race.
We owe something TO the community be-
sides taxes. When an opportunity to ben.
eft our country for all time presents itself,
we should be willing and eager to seize it.
We may thus do much to relieve our suf-
fering fellow men. If we neglect this great
silk industry, others will not. They who
have already almost monopolized nearly
every other industry in California will soon
be seeking the advantages of this for them
selves. Unless we awake at once to action,
we will soon discover that enterprising
Chinese capitalists have set their own
countrymen to the culture of mulberry
farms all over the State, in such numbers
that the production and trade in silk will
be SO secure in their hands that successful
competition will be hopeless. The danger
is all the greater as the product in Califor-
MIA is SO superior, the State is so peculiarly
suited to the culture, and the Chinese are,
by long familiarity with the business, the
most expert of all the nations in every
branch of the industry
For twenty years the cry OF the boys and
girls of California has been: "Give us
work give US an honorable trade; give us
something by which we can earn an honest
living" If we heed this cry, and provide
for our children an industry like this, our
reformatory schools and prisons will lose
chief source of supply; our people will be
richer and happier; our families will be
our Joy and our homes will be secure we
will have less taxes to pay for the execu-
ton of the criminal laws.
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Why hesitate Ye are full.grown men,
With God implanted will, and courage, If
Ye dare but show it. Never yet was will
But found some way or means to work it out,
Nor eer did Fortune frown on him who dared
Shall we IN presence OF such joy, or peril,
In this supremest moment for the peoples neet
Stand trembling, when by one bold stroke
Our homes for ages might be rich and free =
And that one stroke 50 just, so greatly good,
50 level with the happiness of man,
That all the angels win applaud the deed
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-02
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

is q never.failing Cure
for NervousD Debility, Elk.
.hausted Vitality, SEM
inal Weakness, Sper-
'matorrh0a, Lost Nam
90 d. Impotency
Paralysis, and all ths
terrible ELECTS o. SELF
abuse, youti.;y.! f55iiii;;ss
and excuses In mature
years-such as Loss Of
Memory, La9sltude, Noe
sr1s-,o1 E,,,,.ef,y, Av----
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-01-02

THIS Gre "a
siren ST h en4ag
Remedy and Nerve
TONIC is the legiti-
mate result OF over 20
years Of practical ex-
perience, and CURES
WITH UNFAILING
CERTAINTY Nervoua
md Phvsiesl Debility,
SeminalWeakness, Sper.
.inattorrhGa, Emissions
Impotency, Exhausted
~.
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cline ana EOss % MAS ,a8OD, from whatever
cause produced. 1t enriehes snd puries the Blood,
strengthens the Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion,
Reproductive Organs, and Physical and Mental
Faculties 1t stops any unnatural facilitating
drain upon the system, preventing involuntary
losses, facilitating dreams. seminal losses with the
urine, etc, destructive TO mind and body. II Is
sure eliminator of all KIDNEY AND BLADDER
COMPLAINTS. 1t contains nothing injurious
TIC those suffering from the evil effects
OF youthful indIscrettOns or excuses, a
speedy. thorough and permanent CURE
Is GUARANTEED. Price, So so per bottle,
or five bottles In case, with full directions and
advice, $40. Sent secure from observation to any
address upon receipt OF price, or c. o. D. To be
had only Of
Dr. saIfield. GIG Kearny Street.
San francisco, Cal. Consultations strictly conf.
dental, letter or at office, FREE For the con.
venience OF PATIENTS and in order TO insure perfect
secrecy have adopted private address, under
which all packages are forwarded.
NOTICE. Will send a trial bottle Of
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to show its
nserif-free OF charge, to any enc afflicted,
applying by letter, stating bis symptoms
and age. Communications strictly ccnn.
a
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Halliday sSindnniIIs.

Erected AMI started to successful work
Tor purchasers anywhere in NcLen-
nan or adjoining counties. The smaller
sIz, are USED tor pumping for home
and farm use, and the large sizes
are used tor al classes of machinery AMI
tor irrigation and drainage, and both are
inexpensive in use. l will give any in
formation in my power about them
whether inquirers wish to purchase or not
Office, corner of Fifth and Washington
streets. in Mr.. Males former lumber
YARD office. G j. Buck,
2llSd&wlm General Agent.
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That Little Store.

If you want to see hive OF industry all
you have to do is to step around to Loeb
ridge, Prestridge u Co. or. Fourth street.
The reason that the little store dies such
a business is, that they sci! first-ciass
staple and fancy groceries, ia IN and plan
tation supplies, keep only the finest can
goods ami make a specially of supplying
IN, If trade with fine cheese, butter. cpps,
chickens. turkeys, etc, and always have
the best country and western produce in
the market. If YOU want full weiyLt,
fresh goods and full value for your dollar
o. OSthe Little Store. #
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"A GRr.h

10 all who are suffering from the errors
ana lndlscretions OF youth, nervous weak-
ness, early decay, loss of manhood. etc. 7
VIII SEND you recipe that will cure Won
iree OF charge. This great remedy was dis.
covered by missionary In South Amer
iSa. SEND self-addressed envelope to the
X HS; Joseph I. lnmaE. Station b, New
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IL. e. BURNEEAM 4 "a

10 obtain firSt-cIass liquors. pure and
unauthorized. and direct from the mann.
iaGturers themselves, Is an excecfinnIr
diificult matter. There is one firm in tbis
ely That has placed itself in immediata
connection with such manufacturers and
VIII win some of the most reliable dealers :- in
N country. We refer TO Burnham 4 70
4! NO. % Austin street, who keep none bnt
the choicest and purest liquors in their
and by long course NJ
honorable dealing have obtained the en-
,.n name they now enjoy. They also
n Keep line OF fine and well assorted cigars
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IMPORTANT.

When you visit or leave New York City
save baggage, Expressage and Carriage Hire
and stop at GRAND UNION HOTEL, opposite
Grand Central Depot. $50 rooms, fitted up at
dollar and upward per day. European plan.
Elevator Restaurant suppiie! with the best:
Horse cars, stage, and elevated railroad to all
depots. Families can live better for less
any other hrst-class hotel in the city.
lhTOw.
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(hRmne6 HnndS

notify the public that 7 have taken
charge of the Grand Central hotel
looms large and comfortable. Fare
hrst-cIass. Terms moderate. Samnle
rooms furnished. Travelling public IN
Vlted to call. Local board furnished
with or without lodging. Rooms fnr2
hshed or not furnished. Rooms in
suites convenient for families. Rates
given to stockmen. '''
o,oo W. A. MINTER, Proprietor.
Oi22d&wlm Grand Central Hotel
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Prescriptions n specia,y

Take your prescriptions to Tucker &
Willis drug store, where they will be
filled accurately, day or night, on short
notice. None bat the purest drugs and
chemicals are used; such as are manutac.
tnred by Edwin Squibb, of New York. and
Iarke.. Davis & Co., OF Detroit, Mich
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The Human Eve.

.be eve s universally regarded as the
l..JaIIc3te organ OF the human body.
noif' .r,nt and unqualified persons ex-
!a and tamper with it. Many who
= Pr Jav blind have lost their SIGHT
are ,a,h improper adjustment of glasses.
mr. mn ing generally from - 'ciarle deal
I, are ~ iInurl;t Of the subject as
sis ",nrrbasr. People will see adyer-
we ,,onts daily OF somebody selling spec-
'iD. =. low as nit, zen Il p:ir, and then
N'i ,bny Will ,ec "a lvertiSrHcn 5 of won
q .aJ and sci nrltic discoveries OF spccfa, /
Sc 70, without considering, they Will pur .
70 nair Of them. pay tour times the
C Dira ,or them first. because the inventor
a ,ss SINE ad,crtl-eS Them extensively
k-s the purchaser Fay for it. Iii
i az rial how much or how little the
l nr.i,,s,r ia s for the I. c,aclr-: the sci
Pa,if, pqri of spectacle is the aciII,t-
T 1 and the proper .el, elton OF the
L., It j. we,i-hnOwn 10 every body
,ter gr,,nlr i cheap pOlSrn, hut if pro
'sIy aiminlste ei by practical phvsi-
J,n tuers i T." danger. An over
I' go wiDlhil. This l. Ike chean sp,rta- J
~. a l,jcl are sod for fifty cents by or I
,i,,rr spectacle deal T.. Thee j., n fine
,nJ ryl.rlslyr dru@ known - mrrr.hiDe
nI..b /, morally administered hy plvs,-
',D, 10 pa tents without danger: buI il
administered ny st qHark vino has ma p
,roW ltdgr oi the power OF tn dIliu- or
,oy much to p, duCr The elfj { Il, siIe.l ~
m sl.o Nil. 20 Il l. with thc vnnd
M scie iilif spcctaries. II pr pprrjy nd.
/ led ~ a pr c.inl oiIicitn. Jl,,., are
,qa as eond rs any other, but II hoHg'.t
LnNreicnccd men. vino have moi fine =
igbltst klowltdge al optics. there is az Z
1ch danger in using these slectacles A. -
lahlng drl1s from Il 'quack'
DR.. II. Robinson who is permanently la. 7
ted IN Waco, at No. ~ Austin street :
b produce tho sands of Testimonials '
M Irli.ble citizens AID physicians whom 'F
has sery, u IN his profession, with Der r
I surc IS. and his sprctacl-s are used r
day by them, and have been tor ten n
Ms ~
ceiling recommendation from the .
Il NJ deal association of Texas: W. ?
Undersigned, physicians and members {
The state Medical asSocia ion. take
sure In attesting 10 the skill of DIR n
inSOn Is an Optician, having received 3
niung ~ New ! Ork, and other LARGO -
ilns. The doctor is a genial. polite -
Ouueous gentleman, and rhnur0uUb- ~a
his business. and hayinU
'getAclcS adjusted by him Tor us. we
pleavire In Accommodating than, ~
nor 10 any 30 have before used.
Mnning, Oculls, sud Auist. Waco. lct
Caldwell, NJ. D., Waco, Texas. Ind
Snrad, NJ. D., Waco, Texas. urn
2 Brown. Medical Director Texas
eTolent Association, Waco.
J. King. NJ d Waco.
Willis Nj D., Waco.
NJ. d., Hampstead. -
Park, NJ. D., Tyler.
h.rriwrthcr, Vi. d.. Grapeland.
.. Simpson. NJ. D., Temple.
Hunter, Bryan.
Wilkes, VI. d.. Waco.
r@ a
Iaber offers big bargains in dress II
to III lie room tor a big stock OF Il
goods Call on him and secure
il the bargains. 02O5tc
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Look for the sign of the Little
Store" on South Fourth street. Re
ceived daily full supply of fresh pro-
duce, and the best staple and fancy gro
ceries always kept. O1251m
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seed Seed Saadv

Tucker 4 Willis have just received 9
large and fresh supply of Ferry's, Sib.
ley $ and Landreth's garden and fiower
seeds Come at once and get your as.
S0rtment before the stock is broken.
liberal commission allowed to dealers
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25-CENT COLUMN.

Advertisements Will be in serted ~ .,,i, 49,,
umn at the following l" WIS COL
-, RATES.
Four lines or less, one time o.
Four lines or less one week :, ~ ~
Four lines or less, one month 90
For each additional line, Five cents for first
tion' anu RAh price for each subsequent
Ierms cash, except to regnIar ahrnrti-o-.
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Wishing to close out our business. we
off,r olT large stock of staple and fancy
grocer at from 10 to % per cent
cheaper than the same goods can be had
else In the city. Come and see
for yourselves.
U2l2tf W. b. SCARBORoUGH & Co.
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Clothing afCOst.
SMOKE PETERSEN'S CIGARS.
Closing Ous.

NiruS-Vaccine virus at Brhren's drug,
store, on Austin street, fresh from the
COW.
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Go to W. p. Martin s. Bro. tor your
croekcry. glassware and Lamps. 02l2lw
See sTeeF po-at res or sd lie at Ba
MOore's.-02025c
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We take p'asure in announcing that
Professor a. Chun, late of Europe is Of
iering his services 10 the public as a music
teacher, will also teach German in all its
branches. For particulars ask at his resi-
dence on Fifth street. at Dr.. Caldwell's
late reSidence.-O1l6Im.
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Notice 10 the Public.
Chenp States and snouaes

Now, if you want teavy, all-ruled,
double slate, then 90 to Tucker IL Willis
Lion" drug store. they have them in all
sizes and prices, 30. %, 80 and 30 cents
each. the btst and cheapest you ever saw
for the money. Also pencils and slate
spongrs in unlimited quantities, and all
kinds OF writing materials tor school pur-
poses, etc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-22

Goods bOdght 10 to - per cents less than
present prices offered a. cost at Cleveland
4 CamerOL's. OI23tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
VIZ. kELLUM. h. RDrAN
KELLUM & ROTAN
-WHOLEsALE-
GROCERS

WACO, T,xls, ia uary 10, 1882.
We have now in transit, and due in ten
DAYS, one thousand barrels OF Boston seed
potatoes Early Rose, Goodrich and Jack
son Whites.
The stock is genuine. the barrels full
weight, ard the price cheaper than charged
for western stock, weight OF barrels con-
dd,reI Orders solicited.
KELLUM & ROTAN,
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Listen TO 'H'hEs.

| having concentrated the stock recantlv
IN my upper Austin street house with that
OF my main house, % Austin street NV
STOCK in gents youths ana BOYS cI0thing
ila's, caps. b OTIS and shoes. flIrnishinG
goods Is unusually large and al! of rrcrn?
purchase. The spring months IRE an.
preaching, and | must have Store room
ana announce that these goods are Mi
Tor SUE, and l will not refuse any reason
able figure. | propose to m4i6tain nv
reputation as leader in low prices. AMI
sen you as good goods us money will bmv
=. Robinson, 20 Austin s'reet.-Oll2tf
A fresh lot of eggs, butter. fruits pnt
etc'' Just received at the Little store
0.-Lln street. 1251m,
g. 1"- - ,-c,.-~., ,.I.,,;o, o,;,..
The Waco Green House is prepared 20
furnish or, ell house, bedding and orna-
mental plants of all the staple and leading
varieties a fun stock OF roses and hardy
out door plants at prices to compete with
eastern and northern nurseries and florists.
Mrs. NJ. GRAY. Proprietor,
5. NJ. STONER, Business Manager,
Cor. Sixth and Washington Streets.
0203lm
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FOR RENT.

+ USE on South Eleventh street. good
- nv water ana s arden spot For terms appIy
70 o, w; R. Parks, at Mabry's saddle sh6p'
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A LEXANDER HOUSE AND EVERY SRA
"a bic, at Alexander, on Waco extension
now open to the public. Best accommodations
to guests, aud good teams always i'll hands for
drummerS and tine yelling public, stop and
hire good teams, W. Il. HAMMIT, PrGprie-
tor. --ul I7-2mo
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CHEKE Is a BALM IN GILEGp.
A BLESSING no woMANKIND.

Relieve all diseases of women
peculiar to the appearance
aud cess tinn of the menscs,
uterine disturbances, torpid
ity of the functions, with leu
corrhpa, dismenOrrhUa, and
hysteria. also IN me!ancholia
AMI other arrangements. Al
ford prompt relief to those
distressing bearing down
pains so peculiar to women.
Price 81 per. Sent free by
mail on receipt of price.
DIR. Clarke medicine com
pany, New York City.
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A NICE brick dwelling, three ,oms. pIeptv
a. S % water. Apply to I. NJ. Maddt n at j.
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PROFESSIONAL COLUMN.

fo advertisements that do not exceed three
t6ta CI an inch in space will be inserted in
'Ils column at the following w al
,Nr RATES:
Months - w
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"Sweetsixteen" leads them all.
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for "sweet Sixteen"

Star engagement, sweet sixteen"
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sr Moouth Filth street used to be the great
trai'rh, " town. but now al the heavy
- iei B iltns Is done 10 and from the Nilsson.
nearly ruined, ''i'c'' anu Il Is
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mar, vicious COW in the southwestern
ta 'I1 " o, tne Guy, few days ago, set upon
ssT 10y ,h ,,lu u gofed h'1 badly. And still thev
no nrone "%n 90" harms no one or dstroys
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B. Haber offers big bargains in dress
goods, to III he room TOR a big stock OF
spring goods Call on him and secure
some Of the bargnins. 02O5tc
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the a loi,'-t.Ll who have to 90 through
in fn1 ooultty by team have not made - TTir,
.sa GT'e ,; weeks, and before sta. TIM orr
samples. ''4'ei JOG spring
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-. n esterday was good old democratic
weather and farmers can now 20 to I,n 1'.G
Win some hope of being abe +, c ~, from oi
Day 6tiIrffg. fl wis t;re wrong U.r IUr
them, because the court set 'em uy'' too
high tor their comfort.
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-hessrs. Cleveland 6 Cameron are Of
ferlng their wholesale stock OF groceries
at cost, to close out. Ii is understood
that they will dissolve partnership and
retire from the business. We are sorry
that such Is contemplated, as they have
been great advantage to Waco.
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"A gentleman remarked yesterday
that our city ordinances must c INSIST in
one single, solitary ordinance. that being
10 pick up drunken railroad hands. He
referred TO number OF ordinances which
were eAtirely disregarded and worse than
II not on the book OF ordinance at all.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Yeast Powder: Peerles, Surprise, Ea-
gan's, MasOn's, Prices, Taylor,
tins 4lb. Glib and BIB pals.
Ball Potash stock, Iye, Washing Soap,
Tin Lye, Toilet Soap, Backing. Blue
ings, Coal Oil. Sal Soda. Matches,
TappiccOa. VermeciIla. Grits,
Zoga, VI ccaroni. Hominy,
Assorted Candies, So
da Bicarb. BonaX.
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!, -,iD ~ is said to be excellent
h a. Tue country now, and runs can ha
th" popping in all dir, ctiouS e.,,.l,, u,
'iie morning and late il the ey,nin~ ~
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II Bergh had been on Austin avenue
yesterday evening about the time pair
OF mules, attached to float passed along
loaded with flour, he would have had a
cause TO cry out in favor of the Society
ior the Prey,ntiOn of Cruelty to Ami
mals." The mules were laden until it was
misery to stand and watch them struggle
TO move the load few feet at a time.
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ooinN pennor said few days AGO he Was
SoinS 10 nave 1t cold it II took nil s,,n'0
ii Incl; ana 1t appears that he is wortin,,
i'"iu To carry out what he said '>''S
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"A great many persons, SIX weeks ago,
mad all arrangements made to 90 to New
Orleans Tor Mardi Gras, but they have
ateiy concluded there was no fun in 90
ing 10 Mardi Gras. They had been play
Ing with cotton futures.
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ro from rom Grosbeeck we learn that NOR.
i run. mas fallen there, in fine 'i tDl+
t tnltty days, than in the previous twn lI>.
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"A great many people are looking tor
houses and cottages TO rent. Some OF our
property-oWners might make good
thlng by putting up heat Observation-Disclosures
on Their vacant anu nOn-paying property.
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The Chronicle, the organ ofthe Texas
Benevolent association, was sent out lat
evening, bearing not only information OF
vast importance for those who wish to
provide against future want tor their fam
ines, but also a large amount OF the best
and freshest family reading.
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ENOR RENT--A DWELLING IJors, - -
u clsterI and we'll; only three biocks IN,
..Ie ~ square, Win or without furniture. An
- I.C'' ~