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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-17
OBITUARY
Dcatn Of Hermann W. tiitec.

This afternoon Mr.. Hermann W. Eillrt,
oyerseer in the weave room Of No. cot
tor mill, died at his residence on South
Queen street near CnEestHga. after an
illness that for the past week has confined
him to his bed. The originating cause Of
his death was u rupture, aggravated by a
humorous affection that baflied surgical
skill, though four eminent physicians had
been in constant attendance, striving to
alleviate his sulieiings. Mr. Vil!ee was
aged about tcrty-iive years, and
his wife and six children sur
vivc him. He was Il prominent
member 0: the l. O. r. NJ, and at tie
time of his death and for some years pre-
ceding was keeper Of records in the Gem
as sa-te-ga tribe in this city. He was also
secretary of the Inion building and loan
association, with the interests Of which he
has been actively identified Mr.. Niiiee
leaves wide circle of friends aud rela.i vc S
to sincerely mourn his demise.
Death OF Denis Ma.oney
Denis Malcney, aged 20 years, S":. "
Michael Maloney, died al the residence oI
his father, 34G West James street. ils;
night. Deceased was q we'll known young
man who for years carried papers for the
Examiner. He had many friends around
this city who will mourn his death Tie
funeral takes place on Sunday.
Death Of Mrs. Leonard Price.
Mrs. Price, wife Of Leonard Price, died
yesterday at the residence Of her husband
in Marietta. She was about IS years o!
age and sister of Frederick Walt Of
the McGrann house, this city, and Mrs.
Killian. The funeral will take place in
this city.
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at full speed for its stable, four or five
squares distant. 1t made the ruu in good
time without accident.
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THIRD EDITION.
FRIDAY EVENING. FEB. II, 1882.
FRIGHTFUL EXPLOSION
FOURTEEN PERSONS KILLED.
AND THIRTY MORE BADLY INJURED

JacksOn's Fireworks Factory at Chester
Demolished With Great Loss Of Life.
CHESTER, Pa, Feb. 17.-Abort eight
o'clock this morning AL explosion occurred
at the pyrotechnic works of Professor
Jackson, in this city. The building was
badly shattered and took fire, and was
then totally destroyed, At least fifteen,
and probably more lives were lost, and
many dangerously wounded. The build
ing is the old homestead of Admiral Por-
ter
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NEW 4DVERTISEMENTS.

w uatiOn as Book keeper. GOOt refer
ence will be given. Apply at
fli.lt t&lSk THIS OFFICE.
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Ent sold by HrU=:;,~tS, lI;.
iil. ira" LOom Oh brtu:y- lace, the rose
TIM OF Il healthy Sl:in r:n be enjoyed in de-
ca:nhrr OF any cti' I: M'Outh. by using DR.. G..
". Ernson-; Skin Gers. II does away with all
eruption. ;in, i:f:i|':'.,. nt either the skin or
scalp. tl:Is. y. CI;itnntOT. lij FultOn st
Ncm nrt CRY ok: accent inr DR.. &. w. Ben
cons :ci..',!ia- 70 whom ,:ll orders should be
addressed. t!"-lwd&w
~ Wore! 10 .Ic Wise is Suiticient.''-An
effective. and agreeable remedy for the treat
men! OF Cut@rrh liiE Fever and Catarrhal
deafness j. Ely's Cream Balm. sure cure.
i:rrlA, Balm etfcctrally cleanse. the nasal
piS1.igr- OF Catarrhal virus, causing healthy
arcrcti1nS. Hii:iv+ Inflammation and irritation
protects The ,ncMl.Gantl Innings OF the head
iion a.iGi;innai colds completely heals the
scrca and lcsi0rr- tbs s,ns.. nt TASTE and smell
beneficial results are realiZe,t by q few aprli
cations. y thorough treatment; IL directed
will care Cftarr!.. Aaa household remedy Tor
cola in tic l4:li ii Is un"Tnmlca. The Balm il
easy to he ;,hl agreeable. SNld ny druggists
at 10 cent. Tn receipt o! % cent will mail II
paclag" >,':ii tor c!rrI!ar with full in'OrmI-
ton.
ELI'S CREAM EA!.M 90. ,swrgo, Ny.
For al; in I.!p"'St"r by III the druggists.
il-2w,lcod&w
t'' IL il. :. t'r'n':i'$ l'!iir store, EiI Norm
urr,.'i -;i' Il, :"l Ni's. +. ,:!uns NeW Ma.
hDn"; :jS,s. :nr !ri.:hinc-.; and durability OF
.'.,ir: ,r9: tl,'s.';,v. Iotnr !rnIa 10 pounds.
i;ii.sii..i,, rn@!I- '.',i t.:in:in. Price. r.
i!.t.i-.
WOHTH EvERyI.itRE llar Pnrkers Ginger
Ton,,. because they nav" lcarnch from expc-
rlcEtr 1hal ii Ove:rCn:c+ dependency. tnli
4r-tinm. weakness: in tie. back and kidneys,
lih iiar troubles a tie. -..X.-! Home y0UIndl.
:cl-lmdeo,i&cow
y ni.NEp, inr inHac>;nn. Consumption,
dyspepsia, NcGi,;is.-;. Fever, Aguc etc, Col.
ticn'@ Liquid Beet an. TCnc InvsOrator.
ntlwieOi&w
" SkIn ki.*..;:s'l Cured BY DT. SwayRe's
tintnlaEi
" i:, !, .it'.r distressing than ,in obstinate
shin dis i:sc. ami Why persons sn0ni! suffer
single hour wien They Rave L sure cure In
'SWnNav's sentiment :. rr-t oar cU,nprell.'n
'.hril. T;:' wtri C@n.~ OF trltrI, itch, salt
r:l"tLt. ~ that annoying complaint, itching
plies y.r!.: l., IL wonderful! nil-hcaliTg quail
ties. Fiinp!r- Oh i:Ic face and hlotcGcS on the
~hih ..ia r.;!roVG'i By u'inG Ills healing ONT
mCHi. i',Ti..;li. !:;!,. and harmless, even on
the most lender in!..n.. itcfing Pilcs-Symp-
toms are !,:ni-t!r" intense itching, particu-
lAril Il; niss'it ali,r .sy'iin4: warm iii bed :;
O;Cr pa IT. .';nrii,.l..~ AZ, ,u:ei. swaync'S
Clint ri"nt is!fuSrni. -.il.' cur" i'r. 3WAync \
son u EOrth G::"i!;i. street, Philadelphia,
Pa ia whom all lrt:crA s!.oni b.. ad'tTSscd
Sold Ly All prominent druggists.
'l,E
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Nu" o'clock quotations ai grain and prOvI
Ions, furnished 10y ). Il. fun.tt, Broker, ll!5
E.t-! King street
February l..
Chicago.
IN thn';tlO there has been an advance OF 30
l,..I Iii
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! llyNyI way IT, '',:r a@thmatc wheeEing
[ ae l!aic's Honey OF ji,TcnOuEd ami Tar.
Pixies Tcotiiaclc Dron1 cure in one minute.
jirIW,teOUSW
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ANUThER DARING EURG..A%l.
A HOuse Entered by Thieves AMI Robbed
Last night.

A HOuse Entered by Thieves an.i Robbed
Last night.
Some time during last night the house
Of VIM. Il. Youart, jr., who resides a:
Graeff's landing, short distance below
the railroad bridge, was broken into by
burglars. They effected an entrance by
forcing open the back door, which opens
into the sitting room. They stole tie fol
lowing articles: Two sets of gold .iewelry.
consisting of breast-pin aud earrings .
silver watch valued ut tEirty-five dollars
two coats and vest and S15.1jj in money.
The money was taken from 4 pocket book
in 4 bureau in the sitting room. The other
things were taken from the room in whicl,
Mr.. Youart and family were sleeping. Tii;:;
room is next to the sitting room ;ri tic
door Of it was open this morning. NJ.
Youart's family consists of himself,
wife and child, and they heard
nothing Of the thieves. 1t is trl;eved
that chloroform was used, as both
Mr.. Youart and his family felt TIC
effects of it to day. The only trace to th,.
thieves are number Of foot prints O. two
men around the house. They show that
one of the party had sEoos ona1d the o.hci
was bare-footed. 1t is believed however
that there were three i'll the gang. One
of tho coats which was taken was found
near the house this morning. The thieves
left the house passing through, the base
ment door.
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A Fast Mail,

Mr.. Steihheiser has a horse and wagon
with which he conveys the U. S. mail to
and from the Lancaster postolice and the
railroad depots. Last evening about half
past six o'clock, while the horse and wagon
were standing at the Pennsylvania railroad
depot, the horse took fright and started of
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ence will be given. Apply nj
fIIN N&lSk THIS OFFICE.
MONEY TO LOAN,
MI At 81 and per cent. on iirst-class first
mortgages. Apply to
BAUSMAE L BURNS,
4-3td eOdlt 10 West Orange street.
INOR KENT-A FARM OF so ACRES.
Il known Us the John R.::McGOvern farm y
partly in city limits. In high state OF Guilt
vatiOn. Possession April !. Apply to
BAUSMAN 4 BURNS.
flG3tdR 10 West Orange street.
NOW ls THE TIME TO SECURE AN AC-
~ cident Policy in the Travellers of Hart
ford. The cost tor 81 0M in- urance with 81 per
ordinary, $40. and medium slo. for twelve
months RIFE u KAUFMAN.
I5-itd No. - East King Street
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\ Ni.NLpt irr !nHiHC-;inn. Consumption,
dyspepsia, NcGiiln~;. Fever, Aguc. eic.. Col.
ticn'a Liquid Beet an.' TCnic InviSOrator.
FL lw,ieOd.&W
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-09
RYAN NOE HURT.
Some Of the winners on the Prize
Fight-Sullivan 10 Try Again.

NEW ORll.aNS ELS. y.
The contusons on Ryan's body and
face are not OF a serious nature. Nc
bones are broken. In response to in
uuiries az to the chief cause of his de-
feat Ryan said to day "Well, to tell
you the truth, l was partly disabled,
but | thought | could win the fight
under any circumstances. Had been
per- ectly we'll perhaps the result might
have been different,as could stand the
punishment better and give Sullivan a
long tussle. AS it was, when Sullivan
hit me the first blow | thought a tele-
graph pole had fallen on me-"
eyes" broke in Johnny Roache !;
"that's fact. You must have noticed
that Sullivan in the last round was
pretty well tired out and could not
hav" stood two more rounds. AS it
W.. | was 80 sure of Eyan's winning
tn said, Steady yourself, Ryan, you
halr got him. but [ was never more
astonished in my life when Ryan said,
T5s no use, JJhnny, | am too weak. ,
Then threw up the sponge"
Both Ryan and Rcache took their de-.
feat calmly, regarding it az ono of the
vicissitudes of the prize-riug.
William fl. BJrst, of New York, who
won $1,000 by Ryan's defeat, said ::
"Sullivan is great fighter, but l have
my doubts about his lasting qualities if
he can only get man who can stand
his powerful blows"
Mr.. p. Mealy, the Administrator Of
Police, lost Sc, 900, a years salary. }.
b. Wakeley, of Brooklyn, won $4,000.
The well-knOwn veteran sport from
New York, Moses Phillips, dropped
So, 900 on Ryan. Red Leary won s.
700 by backing Sullivan. John Moran,
of Cincinnati, was $1,000 in pocket by
Sullivan's victory. James Keenan,, of
Boston, won several thousand dollars.
John Sullivan, of Cincinnati,i is reported
as winning over $1,000. James Col
Vile, of Boston, won 81 900. Charlie
Darling, OF New York, 81 800. and Ar
thur Chambers, of Philadelphia, $500.
Harry Hill, of Now York, was neu-
tral. r. A. Haskin, of Manitoba, won
$4,000 on Sullivan. 1t is said that
Rlcl,ard X. Fox lost 800.
Ryan and Sullivan met last evening
in The parlor of the st. James Hotel
and had q pleasant time together with
oliCii blcbuS. Ahy poPFOu oho WI no
to the tune of twenty-eight bottles of
champagne. In the course of the con.
versation Sullivan said: Ryan you
are . good game man, and will do all
in my power 10 inaugurate and partici-
pate in an exhibition for your benefit. "
The reporter said : "Sullivap, You have
been very successful in beating all
your men. Do you intend to fight any
mores Yes, and you can publish that
i Intend TO beat good many more of
them before get through.
A rumOr was circulated among
Ryan's friends that Chief of Police
Boy nton was about to arrest him aud
Sullivan. Ryan left his quarters and
took the Louisville and Nashville 5 y.
III. train for New York. Sullivan
started for tho West with his backer
William Emmett, on q sparring tour.
Sullivan says that if he receives any
challenges he will set sail for Europe
and make u match with any nan to
face him there for $4,000.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-09

OXFORD, Feb. For some fifteen
years past there has been living in
West Nottingham Township.a singular
old man by the name of Jesse Will
liams. He was formerly Philadal.
phian, and was in very comfortable
circumstan ces. On Sunday morning
he was found dead in his house he rcnt-
ed, in which he lived kind of hermit
life, doing his own cooking and wash /.
ing. When found he was lying half
ways out of his bed, head downward.
He was one of the founders of the Hor-
ticultural Society of Philadelphia, and
was one of its most active members
The first poultry exhibition held near
Philadelphia was at his home at Con-
shohocken.
An inquest was held and the jury
rendered verdict that he died from
natural causes. Williams was quite a
politician, and in his younger days was
a great admirer of Henry Clay and
Daniel Webster, with b)th OF whom he
was on familiar terms and entertained
at his Philadelphia home. During the
late Presidential campaign he took
considerable interest In the contest and
made speeches in favor OF Hancock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-09
what tho Com mittees are Doing.

The House Committee on Territories
Yesterday discussed the proposition to
admit Washington Territory into the
Union as n State, but took no action on
the matter.
The Senate Committee on Finance de-
cided, yesterday, to invite the Cham
bers of Commerce of New York, Boston,
Philadelphia and Chicago to send dele.
gates to express before the Committee,
orally, their views on the bill to facili-
ta'e tue decision of controverted ques-
tions in customs revenue cases"
The House Committee on Post-offices
unanimously decided to report tavora.
bly, the Postal Savings Bank bill. II
provides for the establishment Of pos
tai savings bank, to receive deposits in
sums from 10 cents to 500. the maxi.
mum deposit received from any one
person to be $500, interest to be paid
at the rate off per cent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-09
Indebted TO ~. Jacobs OIL.

Not long ago we happened to be seated
at the same table at hotel with Doc.
Palmer, County Attorney of Taylor
County, Ky. Everybody there knows
the DR.. who lives in Louisville, Ky,
and everybody likes him. We soon in
traduced IL fayorito subject in that sec
ton, and, as usual, found an instance
of the powerful efficacy Of St. Jacobs
Oil, the Great. German Remedy. Nj.
Palmer said 81 had bad attack OF
rheunatism in the left shoulder. ap.
piled 81 Jacobs Oil and was perma-
nenrly cured. On another occasion ]
was attacked With neural sia, and, prof
itng by my former experience, became
doubly indebted to 81. Jacobs Oil for %
cure of that most excrutiating tor
ment. ! recommend it to everybody !
see suffering with that class of disease. y
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-09

Ilieve a wise and prudent move upon
the part of the trustees, and one that
liz properly managed need not become
an additional charge to the taxpayers
Of the county.
The grand jury has also visited the
county jail, and with the exception OF
the department for vagrants We find 1t
in good condition.
Prisoners subject 10 long terms OF
| imprisonment are allowed as much op'
pOrtunity for exercise as is in the power
OF the sheriff to give consistent with
law and prison discipline, and in one
case the sheriff has in the past over
stepped his duty in this respect by
taking prisoner sen euced to Confine-
ment for life within the walls OF the
jail, and employing him in his own
private affairs.
This violation Of duty and prison
rules upon the part of the sheriff, the
grand jury are happy to say, no longer
exists, nor indeed has 1t had an exist
ence since the attention of the sheriff
was called to his violation Of duty in
this respect.
The prison cells we found uniformly
clean, and the prisoners beds ana bed
W. ~, r'a"' a'a",, ~ ,,n, nnnntv iaib ara now
f.r ,nn ,,'',,.rons verv nany nersoo.
TO- !" @ d,;ninn .n,,ri, some r,,ttv OF.
ra,.a ,a, t,,a .ol,, nrr,,n.. ,r he,ny .en.
,.nosd moe ~, ~ nrison ~ in nr,l.r that thew NAV
snsnd , mnre com fortahle winter than
. 'ton1 - Nv. ,',,.,,i5 h, All. IN .,,and
nis., mIy ,har H., &c, ra.or,nS m hodilv laLor to
mmae'" anru 'n ,,,;,',on,nca ,v'" w,irh thev viii
," "a, 10 -, 'I i"n', ,,'ey can he kent com.
no, "r,aI,a uJ 90 ,nh , i" ;dIe.oss Mt the uen,e
'.'.'",o wv .'n a,n' ~ NJ he conn,v
Va ,rho r,'o s"Hp It' ..aSr wa ssa for This great
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-09

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, February
9-1 A. NJ
THE WEATHER REPORT FOR TODAY.
For the Middle Atlantic States:
increasing cloudiness with rain, winds
mostly easterly, stationery or higher
temperature, lower pressure.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-09
Asnusealsent0.

Ca Monday evening next, Mr.. John
s. Clarke will appear at the Opera
House, supported be an excellent com,
pany, in the Ticket of leave Nan,
bringing special scenery for the occa'
sion from the Lyceum Theatre.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-09

No man knows what a ministering
angel his wife is until he comes home
one day, suffering with dreadful Cold
and she happens to have a bottle of DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrupin the house.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-09

It is reported is Washington that
William G. Friedley, of Indiana, will
be nominated for Assistant Secretary
of the Treasury.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-09
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"a day, as follows: gsst
,s grand Jury take plGNo1ye n re-
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and pretsns1l1 N ane US by
torney rsnt III X16 III 6eputy,
( ye would furtk1g ~ TINT, with
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y 4 the Rraud 3ut0ra ID make a re.
'of their prcctSd dtn6s during the
! Tor which they Were appointed
J. !, confSxmi N Wikh \ y silne hCnored
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,msrF q ops a aoio1 eefa tOeether
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ptppNr - ~ IL .to IN, StIGngion OF
,nrs. = n ','s' s't 't
, ring tke yeAr for witch W were
I. -nted the graDd tary Nave acted
100 bills, or this number We have
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-09
SPECIAL MENTION,
DR. simms white Pul monte Bal sam

I 1DH bnhuWnS " 0Ito r fu1 soOusS D0hs s0u
The perfection of Throat and Lung
medicines turns aside consumption and
saves the patient. Thousands testify "
1t being the best cough and lung medi'
cine. Sixty-two bottles retai]ed on
Saturday, January 2stl, and ali these
buyers praised it to US. No lung medi'
cine has better reputation. 30 cents
and Sl--Main depot, 4th and King
streets. Philadelphia, 6O2 Arch street.
Sold by dealers everywhere.
$4,000
would not purchase from me what
s. S. s. has effected in curing me OF
Malarial rheumatism Archie Thomas,
editor of the Republican, springfield,
Tenn, Price. $l.0) and $l.1j Of all
druggists.
Decline Of Man.
Impotence Of mind, limb, or vital
functions, nervous weakness, sexual de-
bility, &c, cured by Wells Health Re-
newer; 81, at dru ygists. Depot, Fl
Il. Bringhurst,
Oysters.
II you want to get the les, and frest i.
est oysters in she market 20 to Air.
scoW's, I'll Shipley street. 70, 20, 90
and 4Octs. per uart; aud also Wholesale
and retail.
Gakarrh Of the BLADDER.
Singing, splarting, irritation of the
urinary passages, diseased discharges,
cured by "Buchupaiba." Druggists.
Depot, II. X. Bringhurst.
"Malto.COcOa! Malta Cocoa! !"
The best Bre akfast Cocoa" for chill
dren. Invalids and convalescents--for
sale by z. ii. W ood, 10Th and Market
streets.
Old Pictures.
Remember that Sutterley & Co., 302
Market street, arc copying old pictures
to any size and at very low prices. Call
and 800 them.
A Nobby OvercOat
or a stylish suit of clothes made at rea
sonab!. prices and Il fit guaranteed ~
simpsons, 51l Market street.
All the Rsge.
Smith has the finest Havana filed
cigars for Jcts. in the City--Sl9 Market
street.
Janney.
sol and 303 King street, is headquarters
for good potatoes.
Rush's Lung Balm, Jayne's Expec.
torant, Wistar's Balsam, Shriner's
Cough Balsam, and Swaim's Wild
Ch,rry Comp ,und sold by j. Il. Hart
man, druggist, 9th and Poplar SITS.
Go to Janney, 3O1 and 1903 King stree,
for apples dried fruit, canned goods,
pickles, foreign fruit-in fact, most
everything.
Five tons of odds and ends closed
ont at 40 cents u pound. Good chew.
Chapman, 4.h and shipley streets.
Indian paste, the great skin bleacher,
for sale at Taylor Il Fullerton's, 3O2
King street.
Janney 301 & 302 King street, has one
of the best brands of butter in the city
and as cheap.
Janney, 3Ol 4 3o3 King street, makes
speciality of Drooms, straw paper
paper nags. &c.
For best Minnesota flour 60 tc w. j.
Morrow. All French street.
To get the best brands of -four go to
W. j. Morrow, All French street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-09

State OF the thermometer
at ths REPUBLICAN, Ot2cs, IN the shade
this morning:
z O'Clock lGo'c)ock II O'clock,
| I'll SIC $50
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-09

Use Hector flour, from WI. Morrow,
AT French street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-09

Another snow storm, described as
tremendous" ragged yesterday at
Quebec.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-09
PRICES STILL LOWER!
am now selling WIN. Lea Il Ser

am now selling Wms Lon q OOR'u
Rost Patent. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $3.50
Best Uiift0L's r + FF................"... 800
Best POutaAat I. f........-........."sss $40
k1tEWOOd .........ss.sssss"...... o.IO
Minnesota Patent. ~ TO $l0
and sti lower for the money down. take
delight in selling that which gives satisfae.
ion.
NV rolled oat meal and Graham -four are
not equailed otten. Gall and you are sure to
get bargain.
407-R ing street Flour stO refer
octas.tf WIN. d, PlOKELS.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-02-09
Personals.

Mrs. Rigsby has gone TO Laredo to reside.
Major. Hinzie was in town on yesterday.
Thanks to J. NJ. Malone for a California grape
vine and some cuttings.
Thanks to Mrs D. 8. Combs for some honeysuckle
cuttings.
Rev. Mr.. Roach, Of Mountain City. called on Us
last week.
WI. Daniels, Of Cisco, Howard Co., iowa, lately
visited this place with view Of locating in thu
milling business but for reason decided not to
do so.
Ex-sherf Wren and Mrs. Ward, formerly Of this
place. were married in Brown Co., few days since.
The happy psit have returned to their home in
this place.
It will interest many Of our readers to hear from
Col. Jack Hays, after whom our county was named.
He resides in San Francisco. and the Argonaut Of
that city states. 10 just recovering from q severe
spell of sickness.
Major Ragsdale snd wife reached home from
Eureka Springs, Arkansas, on Monday last week
ago. They stopped some time by the way, with
relations. We called on the Mayor on Sunday and
found him comfort BILE and conversational usual.
Being now at home we hope he may get along we'll
We called on A. F. Harvey, on Sunday, and found
him better than we expected to him. He is qui tie
feeble and has a very Troublesome cough. but his
physician hopes he will come out all right, and we
Join in the hope.
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Books for the Million.

Miss Mary Kerr Of this place has taken
the agency for this and Caldwell counties
for the National Encyclopedia of Business
and Social Forms and Laws of Etiquette"
a handsome illustrated volume of S72 pages
of great interest to all.
Miss Kerr is also agent for the Life of
Andrew jackson Potter, the Fighting
Preacher" by Rev. H. A. Graves, new
work which is having considerable run.
Miss Kerr will call on our citizens, and
we trust will be the recipient of many or
ders. We need not say here where she is
so well known that she is highly deserv-
ing young lady.