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Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-04-27
4 Life POLICY
PLACED In THE RIGHT
COMPANY.
tcoRRHsPoNDEScE.l
OpavuTy Rutta n,
HENRY X. FIELD. General Agent, New
England Mutual Life Insurance Com.


pany:
DEAR SIR: SAMUEL J. DAVIS, ex-County Treas
OF Butte county, died at this place January 3,
1882, leaving q widow and six small children. He
left nothing for their support except the insurance
on his life. lie was a member of 0roville Lodge, No.
40, A. 0. u w, and his wife received from that
Lodge $1,000. He also he'd q policy for $500 in
the Company you represent, on which he BAD
PAID NO PREMIUM FOR TWO YEARS, and
which was BELIEVED TO BE WORTHLESS
However, on making inquiries OF you, we found that
the policy was on the
Non. sorfeitabie Plan of the New England
Mutual Life insurance Company.
And although the premiums had not been paid for
some time past, yet the policy was good for
2,4iS ST., which sum Mrs. Davis has already re.
coived. This Is correct statement OF the facts in
this case, and speaks louder in praise Of the Com
pany you represent than any other words We can
Mrs. Davis has the money, it was paid promptly and
with little expense to her, and it all came from a
policy that was BELIEVED TO BE WORTHLESS.
II coin talks it certainly should IN this case for
she has it, and it came with the greatest possible
dispatch. Very truly yours,
JOHN C. GRAY,
Past Master Workman, oroville Lodge, No. 40 A. o.
U. W. WIN. SCHNEIDER,
Past Master Workman, oroville Lodge, No. 40, A. o.
o. W. ARCHIE MCNEIL,
Past Master Workman, oroyile Lodge, No. 40, 4. o.
u W. L. HIGGINS,
Past Master workman, orovlle Lodge, No 40, A. O.
III W l. A SIMON,
Master Workman, oroville Lodge, No. 40, A. o.U.w.
GEO. B. SPRINGER,
Recorder, Orovile Lodge, No. 40, A. o. U. W.
Il. DE LANCIE,
Treasurer, Butte County.
P. o. EUNDLEY,
Judge of Superior Court, Butte County.
e. Before iDsuripg in any other company or
Joining any cooperative assessment society, care
fuly examine the practical working of the Massa-
chusetts Law of 1850, and read the policy contract
Of the
NEW ENGLAND MI UAl LIFE INSURANCE CO..
G, O. HAYFCRD, Agent,
22i J street sacramento. Sai.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-04-27
.rrup7Ts ssrgNr nsNTIon.

Sacramento stanza Picnic-Natoma Grove, Apri
soth
BristoI's Pnis-Yegstablo and sugar coated
o. c. F-This evening.
Sacramento ohap4er, R. A, M.-To-nighs.
Freeport on the Ay-A card.
Picnic-German Sunday school. May 4th-
Wanted, Kennedy Co.
Attention, Boys In Blue-Ts-night.
Ranch fer sale-Cau on Strobel.
Loss-A hand bas.
Lost-An abstract Of title.
Shotgun shoote-s-The Hussars say ccne.
Home protection, law and order Friday evening.
For sale-Ask sweetscr & Alsip.
ST. PauPs Picaie-Iuach baskets
Red Mems Pieni--see their prizes.
Valuable Mineral Springs fer sale.
Auction.
Bell Il Co. GreRS clearance sale on Friday.
Business advertisements.
Mechanics store-A model shoe factory.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-04-27

ANOTHER day has passed-all tired out.
Who? Why, the milliners at the Red House. y
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-04-27
MFN's summer coats. 81. Red III

LADIES calico wrappers, only so cents.
Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-04-27

BoYs' buckle Alexis shoes of superior
quality for 81 rs, at Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-04-27
A. 0. E Privileges.

EbRoPosALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
april 9th, for bar, ice cream, shooting gallery
aud glass ball shooting ETC. at the Ancient SIder ot
Foresters' Picnic at East Park Grove. on MONDA6'
MAY t. Bids are to be LETT with HENRY .I LoNe-
TON Fulton Market, corner OF Fifth and n streetS'
where all information may be had.
a24.tf r. N McLENNAN, Secretary.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-04-27

Don't FAIL to procure ticket for the For
esteEs' picnic, to be held at East Park Grove,
Monday, May 1st. Each ticket is entitled to
chance in the grand prize IA lady's gold
watohl. See tickets for full information.
Tickets, 80 cents children, % cents. Privi-
leges for refreshments for sale; see adver'
tisement. The elegant prizes that will be
awarded at this picnic are on exhibit n in
tie show window of VIM. B. Miller at 62s j
street.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-04-27

ONE CASE ladies' fancy-stripe hose, to sell
10 to l2a centa-real bargains. Red House. .
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-04-27
THE GROWING TRIUMPE
uoRyE,s PATENT ELECTRIC RELT

leads the world in grand Improvements, scientific
construction, constant electrical action. Most
popular, powerful, cheapest, durable and effective
in curing diseases Thousands of well known citizens,
merchants, mechanics ministers, lsborers, bankers,
physicians editors and Senators cured OF diseases
which defied al medical skill. This BELT received
the highest Award and Medals 81 TIE saiS'
la-nta state Fair, 1850 and 1881. The only
medals ever awarded by the State to Electric Belts
Send for HORNE'S ELECTRIC HERALD. Testi.
monials of highest character and valuable informa-
tiou free. w, j, HORNE, Proprietor and
Mnnufa eturer, 7O2 Market street. San Fran
cisco. Cal, Agents. wanted. -apSm&sw3mS
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-04-27

THOSE who desire Pan anna bat should see
those now offered at the Red House for %,
so and 70 nts,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-04-27

WELL, what about ladies' calico wrappers
see that the Red House has them marked
so csnts-nads OF the best Of prints.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-04-27

TWENTY THOUSAND picture cards given
away at the Boot and Shoe Department Of
Rsd House.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-04-27

GARFIELD TIES at Rad House.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-04-27

FIFTY.PoUG dezsa Ry nets for horses, in ali
coIors and good quality, for so cents each, at
Red House. Alao, taenty.fve dozen linsn
buggy lap roS55. at 81 ., and whips in end
less variety, VITA prices from % cents to s.. =
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-04-27

LADIES all-linen busters. 81. Red House. :
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-04-27
PICNIC Lunches

urNDs OF sAUsAGES, BoNELE's HAM.
a Sniced Beef Cheese, etc, at BOTTOM PKiCEs.
r. BAUmLE, 4s6 J street. md ApeE
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-04-27

"a For Fruit and Vineyard Ranches their supe-
ror has been offered for sale in this any other
county in this State, taking into consideration the
price and location.
swEETsER d ALsIP, Sacramento.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-04-27

Mechanics storo-A model shoe factory.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-05-13

If Superior City has improved as
much as its papers, during the past
few months, there is no doubt but that
it will soon be seven-story and base
ment metropolis. And a newspaper
is quite apt to be an index of the place
in which it is published. A live pap
er can no more flourish in dead town
than roses can bloom in the catacombs.
1t takes life to beget life. Enterprise
to beget enterprise, and willing sup
port to make telling service. a town
that possesses these will force its pa
pers to partake of the same qualities.
Show us a journal that is filled with
plenty of fresh, home advertisements
and bristling with important local
news, and we will show you thrifty,
wide-awake community. The patrons
are as much responsible for a paper
as the editor. So we are confident that
Superior City has gotten fresh lease
Of life, from the improvement notice
able in its exponents.-Starr and
Times.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-05-13

The winds of Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday made sad
havoc with the shipping in Duluth
harbor. GA Thursday, the mildest Of
the four days, of the twenty-five yes
sells and tugs in the harbor, not one OF
them could load or unload. The waves
dashed them up against the piers so
that most Of them had 10 cut loose
and were towed cut into the bay bv
tugs and anchored there for fair wealth
er. Large vessels were tossed three
and four fee! above the docks and then
would settle to the depths below.
Many Of the vessels were quite Serious
~ damaged, and the imprecations
heaped upon the Duluth harbor by
the sea fareing men, is said to have
been immense. BY another year boat
owners Will have a harbor and dock
age at which they can rest securely,
through any gale, and the Duluth Tri-
blne might then make a n-but then
there will be no Duluth Tribune then!
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-05-13
The Duluth Tribune of Wednes

lie bululu Tribune OF w SuDeS-
day says:
On account of the dilapidated condi-
ton Of Quebec Pier, Superior, about
the only steamboat landing in the town
the steamer Stewart, has made no trips
across the bay to-day The cribbing
at the end of the pier has settled 50
that one corner of the dock is in the
water, and loose timbers are sticking
out in all directions. This makes a
landing difficult at any time; but in
weather such as this it is dangerous.
Oar pretentious little ncighbor, having
" the best harbOr in the world" should
brace up and fix up her docks, if moth
ing more"
That's. right.l Mitchell II Give!
'em! ell l.! sonny!!!. and then when
we get them fixed up you can come
over here TO live and enjoy them. In
the meantime you ought to keep So
Letting agent here all the time to keep
your smut mill alive till the docks are
repaired. Every man, woman and
child, present and prospective, are just
crying for q chance to contribute to
your support, until that time.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-05-13
West 5th Street.

LOTS II, 13, Is, A. g. a. A. 81, %, 1lG, 1l8 40
l2l l23 l39, l4, it5 =. l97 1872 Z0l, 2O3 POS, 233
235, 237, 27l, 25l 276. 1872 2S4. 2S5. $50, 2S8
407, 400, 4i4. -
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-05-13

Lots 81, 60 rs 81 183, 40 143, 1914 1856 1879 200
POI, 206, Z09 III, 2l9 22 225 226 227 22S 229 800
23l, 232, 233 23l go 238 2i0, 2i 2l2 pa 246 24S
273 275, BIC, 2S3 2S5, 297 3d. 35l Boil 373 374 35
$50 40i, AGO. 4C8 400, All 413, 40 Az 49, 429 439
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-05-13
TAX SALE.
COUNTY.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, !
COUNTY OF DOUGLAS. 20

COUNTY OF DOUGLAS, %
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY TREASURER,
Superior April g. 1882
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That so much of
IN each tract or parcel of land or town lot or
lots situated in the town of Superior, (Which
covers the entire County of Douglass and de-
scribed in the following statement may be
necessary for that purpose, will, on the Third
Tuesday in May next, being the
SIXTEENTH DAY OF MAY, AID, 1882
commencing at TEN o'clock in the forenoon and
the next succeeding days thereafter be sold bv
me at Public Auction at my Office in the Court
House. 2nd story, in Superior the seat of justice
taxes interests and charges thereon for the vear
1881 as returned to Inc by the Treasurer of the
Town of Superior in said County of Douglas,
Given under my hand officially ut the Office of
the County Treasurer of Douglas County State of
Wisconsin, this Third Day of April, 3D. 1882
DENIS DEAN
County Treasurer
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-05-13
sIXTEENTH DAY on May, A.D.. 1as2
Tsee rotc at foot OIL ist.l
SUPERIOR.

v est IsI , IeFI.
Lots--und15 of Of 49, S. 90 aud o7. Lots 6, 10 40,
So 73 81, 80, 90 81, u.s. 1885, 1919, 49, 49, 1872 137
138, 1879, l4o al, 46 rs, 49, ISL 152, 49, ISL 1856
162 1863, 16i lot, 1G7 16S. l69 10, III, 172 173.
uud 2-3 of ISL. l83 1874 1855 19i, 1870. 200 2O3 205
217 225. 227' ind . 238 ind 2-3 2l0 pa 248 24e
Isl. 23 2h5 25, 26o 262 263, 272 pa 279 291 297,
GIL 312, BIZ $40, $685. 9l3 34, 351, 3G3 800 &c. 37S
494 500.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-05-13

East Eighteenth Street
Blocks l6, o. %, "a, 81.
East Nineteenth Street
Blocks. ne14 5. 6, %.
East Twentieth Street.:
East Twenty.arst Street.
Blocks 5, und Is 6, 30.
East Twenty second Street.
- East Twenty>third Street.
Blocks 3, o.
East Twenty>fifth Street.
East Twenty seventh Street,
Blocks III, IL. 49,
East Itasca Street
Blocks 9, 10, VIZ IS, 81, 49, a. 48, So IS, 81, 6i.
East ST. Croix Street
Lot l. Blocks 3, as 81, 81. 63 70.
East Bay Street
Lot 10. Blocks H. DC, 4S.
East Michigan Street
Lots q, 2S. Blocks 81, as, 70, r.
East Huron Street
Lots :, ~, Blocks 81, 90, Il, II, IS, 81
East St. Clair Street
Blocks 46, 4s, G2, 6S 20 VA II, 50, 81, 81, SO.
East Erie Street
Blocks az, rs, 70, 50.
East Ontario Street.
Champiain Street
Blocks 80, 81, 81. 80
st. George Street
Blocks ~, A, so 81, n, 70, so, 81
Cayugs Street
Blocks Al, Al. 49, H. 49, &C. 9S, 100.
Seneca Street.
Blocks u, &c, 81, So, Sc, IS, 90 105, 1oG
Winuebago Street
Blocks 63 81 SIS 81 So SO 80 90 lO7
Bolic Street
Blocks 40 10 50 81 81.
Caspian Street
Blocks 70 IS 81
Pepin Street
Blocks sc 81 100 107 lO8 100.
AZof Street.
Blocks &c 80 JOS 10.
Boden Street
Blocks 81 So IS 81 107
Amazon Street
Blocks 90 log 10S
Geneva Street
Blocks IS l07 los
Ponchertrain Street
Block 10
Pan'nsula Avenue
Blocks sc 50 81 1C0 III 11S.
DIAGRAM
Lots 40 50 81 G3 e5 So; und1% 90 undII go Ill 111
ia ll6 eH 10 800 md l35 M OF VIZ $50 sell
Isl s~H Is! 1913 So 154 155 VII l56 l59 l64 169 Ia
l87 1874 1875 2G2 2US 2i2 2l3.
ELY's ADDITION TO SUPERIOR.
West 3rd Street.
West 4th Street.
Lots AS 400 474 4s9 1873 497 499 sol 5I4 525 500
527 526 $50 53l 532 53S $40 542 54f.
West 9Th street.
Lots 41S 40 422 424 40 40 sol SOB 500 500 $40
5l2 526 52S $50 532 534 535 $50 537 541 500
West 9th Street.
Lots 3S8 39i 398 400 492 40i 4O6 40S Al 413 AS
AZ l9 III ABB 425 426 427 428 l29 43l 433 ABS 448
AGO 461 ALB AS $40 $50 $50 534 so 558.
West 9TH Street
Lots 2-1 2Se 29o f39 40 90 tte 40 ,tn 81 go
i55 AGA 465 467 497 499 500 504 54 SIC SIS $40 28
$50 537 so al 5l3 SO 794 COZ.
West Sth Street
Lots 405 407 All 4l9 421 423 1875 49, 429 43l 433
40 559 52 574 $40 $50 80 500 594 $50 col 6O3 COS
West 9th Street
Lots 397 404 439 4a3 457 459 462 AGA 469 AL 485
4o1 sos 53S 54O 542 500 55 5j3 sos 557 $40 5l 595
West 10Th Street
Lots 421 424 426 453 AS 400 400 492 51i SIC 526
OPS $50 532 534 536 54Z 446 552 571.
West 18th Street.
Lots DC? $50 5Ii SIC 518 52S 529 $50 531 5S7.
West 18th Street
Lots 46l 465 406 4G8 400 AL ar 474 476 492 500
West 18th Street
Lots As ass AL 4a3 495.
SUPERIOR CITY.
Lots 3 in block 2. Lot l IN block 6. Lots . in
block q. Lots 10 in block % Lot 3 In
bio 80. Lott 4 IN block g. Lot in
block 81 / t. 10 in block AZ Lots s 9 10 in block
43. Let IN block SO. Lot 10 in block 90. Lots 7
in block IS. Lots 81 10 in block "a.
Lots in block 76 Lots , 3 in block 90.
Lot in block Ia lots s in block IO6. Lots
6 in block lo9, Lots 81 in flock 10. Lot
5 in book l15 Lots 10 in block Is. Lot Z in
block 1l9. Lot in alock 1874
MIDDLEToWN.
Q in hlork ia II Jiao,-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-05-13

New YORK, May Gable to the
Herald:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-05-13
West End Street,

Lots -, Il, 16 II, 10 20, So CO. G1. 60 II. IS, %,
1873, 100 49, 1885, 1876 1917, 1873 1879 20 POP. 2I5 $40
81, 223, 236 21 243 26, 24S 30 253 26I 263. 264
nnn y $50, nnd = 29 nnl3a 29S und = 300, nndla
X $50 un"13 $50. 81, 378, 395 403, 4O5, 40,
49,, 437, 444, 467, 40, Az, 474, 1855, 400, SOB.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-05-13

WAsHISGToN, May Secretary
Chandler received tonight the follow
ing telegram from Engineer Melville ::
IExrsK, May 5.-Sccrctary OF he Navy,
WashingIoa, Z. S. a: Lena Delta, March
rs, l882.-Fouul belong and party dead
Found all papers and books. Continue the
hunt for Chipp.
(SigncGj MELVILLE,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-05-13

LOFTS, 6, 9, 18 D. D. p, 80 IS, SO. IS. n 81 %,
a. IS, 81. lu3 l16, III, l22 12 l26 28 $50 l6S 17j
220 222 80 233 240, Ri, 2i2, 243 24I Z45 362 o73
81, 3s3, 3S3 al
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-05-13

Los2 4, 6, H. 13. Is, Is, &c g.. Is 1898 1Ot f65
J67 6S 169, 40. 12. 173 III, 49, 1870 49, 1871 1913
1885, 200, 2G2 2O4, 2n6. POS. 21 2l2 ZIG 2I7 2l8 23
81! Z33, IA 2b5 267 2G9, 2S3 2S 287 29S undI 315
327. 332 II dl2 j33. 33I, uRdI2 3}5 und ID $50 38S
34J, 5 381 lO5 407, 42l 49, AS 1885, 444, l63 467
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-05-13

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY TREASURER,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-19

Vre tile musicians. The whole outfit is
| immense and the music uncomfortable
The opcn.ar concert from the Met LELAND
bal'o1N was listen To and enioyed bv
hundreds ofreopIc.
District court--rwo divorce cases
were heard and divorce granted 10 Fred
iDdIy rom Jennie DAILY, causes. abandon
inent and adultery, and to Diily Preston
from w. j Preston, cause. abandonment.
\ decree of sale WAS granted tn Leon
Blum against the goods OF Brown, Jones
~ Anderson, OF Crawford, the amount
about : 500. Five days notice of sale is
TO be given The case OF the State VS.
Hiram Nllliamg, was continued by the
state
The case Of Austin Sims is set for to-
day in the district court Tins is case
with history. Sins is charged with the
murder or killing OF James Melon in the
tall ut ISL, ut the time Dudley WAS hung
by mob. lie wa, arrested In 1875 and
laid in Jail three years and nine month,
when he was released ON bond he
county attorney AMI A NJ. lla-ri, appear
for the pr'sccu i"m CLARK Il Dyer and
Gen. Thomas Harrison for the defense
The trial will probably be OF great inter-
est.
"A special train went through the city
yesterday carrying Mi. F. I. Bond and
Others forming Il committee of the grner-
nj directors OF the Gould system OF Dads.
he party went over the Iron Mountrin,
part Of tn International and Grnt Nor.
lhcrn to Mar,hultirom thence to New Or
lean, back To Marshall and over Tie Inter.
national and Great Northern to Laredo,
from thence to Nuntriey, Mexico, turn
ing over the Missouri Ptcilic. They 20
from Fort Worth to vi Paso. They are
on general tour ot Inspection, and were
accompanied by j. NJ. L ldy, superintcnd-
cnt OF this division of the Gould roads.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-19
URUSrEE'S SALE.

Wnrroa. ON ui, lslu dizzy of November l--o, II.
T. lHrI- und ,rlra. ~ rattrr, pan uurs du-
lng hu,uu-, unurr Nae hru % me ana stAtc ut
N trl~ A Nut"u, made. executed uuU deliver
yd Z" thr uud"' shurL trustees, lur r'tttin
d,rt OF Trust convent u the 10 Hroinutjur dp-rrlh-
rd property Ton the UUruu-H ut securing the
Reliance lunhor tumpnu, u the nlmout uf
tour certain pr'mi-,oD notes H' follows to-
\ note dated Hrrumout, rcNu-, May, 81
l-~l, due 'u day HiIDt date, % udr hv tho itu
/ nt Harris, Patton ~ Co "a rrm ruuI tA'l of II
T., Harris Orn. Patton and N VI liusgr--
. ami Tor the -dm Of Sila ul. " th 90 uyrrtut. iu-
forest from hotr and exchange, which not"
nj time said tu-t deed Nn- cNtcutrd had tu-
dlt-'d th"rpp the following 81 -iit4 August
~ i7S1, tll' and Outpher g, l-7l, q 90.
.. a urtr dated u aUmuut. IcNn-, NAY a.
l-7n Sue 'u uAV- at date, mtbr ht -1ii hrm
of Harris, I'm tu a Go uul for the sum Of
tuDD with logger crlI. lutrrusi per nuuuW from
date uud rN hpuEo uu liuue.ut.
p. t"d1tri Beaumont, Texas, May a.
| l-7p, dine UI uay- after dat. INA 60 ny said arm
/ "l Harris, fatt"u Co.,, AMI loo ,h" sum -
sU"n, with Interest ttum date at the rate ut H.
I per crut prr hnuum aud exchange uu llpuston
I u"." dated NIuiilu, May u, l-'n. and
/ hur on or before the ursi day ~ November lr-n.
I n d" hh sci NOT llurri, Pat rn hni Tor
/ The sum Of ri.H. a. with Interest no room ut
] tho ut"ui l'p'r cont per nuuum
And whrrsnS, 10y the provisions IT sail dec,
/ oi lr"s', n H. made tur gUi' Of ne und lHiEn-
/ ci trustees Grtrg" lurh and john t.. Dyer,
/ rlmuus.ug ihr ilrW ut tlnrh liy'r, ur thor
/ of no ~, after the u,pIIa Iuu ut ~ muuthS
from tnroNccullpu ,n.rupl no cn-e Iuiluit was
/ mad. lu 'hr pN.m.ut NJ 1000. par "i I'D uuir'
J or r.thur OF thDW unl uHnu tVu..i Of tine
hpi '"r- % adv rts aud .r.l th'tr 'uritrr .r-
/ tcr,nt urevrr.S . 60, lln -,Id u"i.Drr7 having
/ requested rs to lutuCIuac sud- trust, SOW
/ hu'"lpt", Sc thr undersigned t.u-'c"s n-
] niuru-nd, 'yil proceed tn set within Legal
/ huur,, uu I'd r-lu}. tNr sd day OF january ls-.i,
tuu -nur hr i.R thD lII-t Tues luI DO suIi month,
I noior" ihr ruurt-hpu-r door of nehemiah
I c.uut,. 1',at, tr 400" lHaur-t niadur Tor ca-h at
. goo .lII 1000. tI.n. fni lNt. purpose ui paying un
. slitu.tr. nud utrr,.t tn,. n.lIuvmg u,-orlL.
..N h.. .I...
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-19

We advise every farmer orstock raizor
to invest IN Sheridau's Cavalry C1nil-
tiuu Powders and feed them ont io t rr
herds this winter. Depend uppu II IT
vii pay big interest. Don't bug the
large packs aa some Of theTn are worilr
ss.-l2lillw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-19

If you are tired taking the large old
fashioned gripping pills, and are satisfied
that purginE yourself till you are weak
and sick is not good common sense,
then try Cartrrs Lit lie Liver Pills and
learn how easy it is to he free from Bill
liousness, headache, constipation, and
all Liver troubles. These little pill,
are smaller, easier to take and civ,
quicker relief than any pill in use. For !
IN vial One ii dose. Price - cents
Sold by Tucker ~ Willis, Waco, Texas
--l2lglw.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-19

Waco council United Friends u Ten
perance No. ii6 meets the first FRI
day night in each month,
W - JACE8uH, W. =.
j. l.. W. FIELUs, 4, : ID3u
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-19

1t is dangerous thing to neglect n
cough or cold or any difficulty Of the
throat or lungs. Lo.e not a moment in
getting a bottle of Johuson's Auodyne
Liuiment. lou can rely upon 1t to cure
You. 1t is also u sure preventive OF
diphtheria.-l2l9lw
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Go to w, p. Marin a Bro for artistic
furniture l2l9lw
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25-CENT COLUMN
NOTICE.

nR. II PARK ha. removed hl. office
~ To Shaw \ Bowman. uruk--t'tp. uppo-
site the Pacific Hotel uin-m
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nnu.,nn. ~ go.

Wholesale grocers 42l and i2i North
main and 20s, 2OI, 2O6 and 20S Vine streets
n. Louis, Mo, Issue II weekly price book
which they will furnish To merchants or
PARTIES Intending 10 commence business
tree OF charge ON application. O2-27dwlv
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The physicians here
use DuuNs Fluid very
su..a s'uI,y iuthe treat.
meu 0i Diphthcrii
a SrHliINWrRgK.
Greensboro, Ala.
letter dried up.
Cholera prevented
Ulcers purified and
In eases of DcRthit
shout 4. bc used about
the corpse lit will
prevent any unp.cas.
ANT smell
Tie eminent Ply.
-icirr,J. MARION
SIMS. NJ. D., New
York, says Il am
convinced Prof Dlrhys
irrtyla.tie iiaid is4
valuable disiu.ectsnt "
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Clothing Clothing b. Haber will
sell the nobhiest suit for less money
than you ca buy elsewhere Call early
and get oue, at b Hibsrs. -l2ll to.
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DARBYS
0PHYLACTIC
FLUID.

For scarlet and
Typhoid teycrs,
Diphtheria. sail
walton, liberated
sore Throat, small
PON, Measles, and
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lsO RIDING.

DOARD and lodging Tor % man ami b IS wife
ID A nice comfortable furnished room, and Il
lew day boarders wanted Apply Co NJ \.
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tlOuSk and lot on corner Of Clay aut Nhth
IL streets. a wetl ut good water uu thr ,ut
Also i've lots onNiuth and Tenth, }. tween g.. nt
and " eDster streets. IN tradc IL purt 90 Tic
whole Of TINS property to II mechanic Tor build
ing a dwelling, Apply to IL Coz, over
state Central Bank, !-liiW
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FOX KEN.


"A l2osti JAS. u GAllEE.
~ GOD rooms conveniently located. Apply
VI 10 fcnrJ, Bulngrr ~ iiich"y. '-"i
lNOK bargains In real estate and go rent
Il houses cali on orlando Wheat, itrAi Is
tate Agtat and Notary. Dncb rutrih orr o.
uppusitr rac he hotel I-u-i
COMMODlOUS sturr-ro m uu Austin
~ street. Has all the appI unUro tor "a Ir,t-
class dry goods store. Apptl To Lem g. hnn"r.
li3uu
INOR RENT The spacious room, ur ~
Il forty feet square, ADJOINING Nh telegraph
Office Toe most desirable location In the City.