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AN EXTENSIVE ENTERpHusE.
me wakefield varicgatcd Marble Conn
pnn}'s buildings ana Quarrics az

Wallets Hay. "
The Wakefield. Varlegatcd Marble Compan
at Malletts Bay, six miles from this city, OF
Lake Champlain, have practically finish
CD Tor the present the work of erecting mill
and buildings and are now vigorously pusb
ing The business of producing marble which
they are now Offering to wholesale dealers
ihcir buildings consist Of mill SOx1SO feet
equipped with eight gangs of saws (sawips
men stock principally, rubbing beds, polish
my machines and in short everything neces
sary Tor the business, power being furnished
by an engine of $50 horsepower 10 tene.
lnents Tor workmen; office, two blacksmith
SHOPS, coal and sand sheds, tool shops,
two barns, supply house,-all covered with
STATE roofs; and, nearly completed, a
large warehouse, 30xi25. The appli.
ances include platform scales, machin-
cry for quarrying marble, six derricks,
equipped, railroad and cars to the dock
and full equipment of horses, oxen, wagons,
carts, tools, etc In short all the requisites
Tor the transaction of an extensive business
have been provided, and everything is of
thorough make and modern style. The en-
tire work (besdcs the opening of the quar-
rics), the magnitude of which can be fully
realized only by personal inspection, has
been accomplished in the brief period of
about nine months-a statement which sufli
GENTLY shows the vigor aud untirip- indus
try of the management.
The company own in fee simple
and in mineral right 1888 acres of
land, in which are ineXhaustible de-
posts of variegated marble, the finest and in
the greatest variety to be found in any coun.
try, surprising ali others for strength, dura-
bilitv, fineness of texture, perfection of pol
isl, great variety VI ui'niaii, ..i..,, .~.-,y
ana richness we recently had the pleasure
OF examining some twenty different varle-
lies OF marble from these quarries,
anu iound an extremely beautiful, elciting
uns'lhleu admiration from al who saw them;
Dui one should see the marbles IN The large
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The College Street Church and Rev. DR..
SRnOrd.

The resolutions adopted by the College
street church on Thursday evening, accept
ing the resignation of Rev, DR.. Saifori,
were US follows,
Res0'psd That in accepting the resignation OF
our hrs and only PASTOR we desire to place rec
ord our grateful appreciation of his carnesiness
and devotion as u pastor, bis fathfulness as a
friend. his value as citizen and his high christian
character and worth as man,
Reso'red, That we can only contemplate with
deep pain the seyering OF relations bound and
strengthened by ties OF friendship and affection
which have been growing and deepening during
the twenty-five years of his faithful ministry over
this church that we cordially recIprocate the
friendship and aneclonate interest expressed by
him towards this church in his letter Of reslgna-
iiol THAT we wish and anticipate for him high
Usefulness and success IN some more fruitful field
that we commend him TO the confidence and es-
teen OF any people among whom his future lot
may be cast and that wherev he goes we shall
follow him and his family with our prayers and
best Wishes for his and their health, prosperity and
truest welfare In this life and In the life 10 come
Resoiped, That the resignation OF Or. Stafford, as
conveyed In his letter OF July 9th and reiterated 10
the committee OF the church, Is accepted subject
to the recognition and approval OF an ecclesiastical
council, and that this chsrch will JON him IN call
Tor council, In accordance with MS request,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-07-28
vermont and boston Telegraph Co.

The annual meeting of the Vermont and
Boston telegraph company was held at White
River junction, Wednesday, and the follow
ing directors were elected Norvn Green,
David II. Bates, Charles A. Tinker, Roswell
IL, Rochester Norman Williams, Thomas
Roche George w. Yates, Henry C.. Sher-
man and George W. Smith. subsequent
meeting the following were elected officers ::
Norvin Green, president II. ii. Rochester,
secretary and treasurer ID. II. Bates and c.
A. Tinker executive committee.
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Dear Mr.. Edmunds.

VIoE-PgRsIDENT's CHAMBER, !
WAsnISGToN, July II, 1882.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-07-28

The third annual meeting of the Vermont
College of Teachers will be held at Castleton,
August 10th, at 8 Il. m, in the Normal
School building Principal. Bingham will open
discussion on the time to be allowed arith-
metic in course of study; Principal Conant
on school Legislation needed" reports on
courses of study will be received; and
examination of members and candidates
for membership will be held. Latin
examination on Cicero de Natura Deorum ;
English, on Webster's reply 10 Ilaync. Every
member is expected to attend and be prepared
to participate in every part of the pro-
FRAMING.
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Water own Union live stock usrne...


Cattle Sheep anl Lambs. Swine.
rms week.. GIa 526I 1905
Last week 90. so 1893 liIOG
Number over different ruads-BOston. and Lowell
~ ftchburg 3li total 3s6.
Prices OF Market Bcci-Fpw choice. $40 55a II 90:
extra 5000 10 % Hrst quality 3 bOGg 90 second
quality 81 20 "a S 90 mira quality IS 5Od So
Prices OF store Caltlc-.M urkIug oxen, n pair
from 500 a 2Ih. Mich Cows and Calves from
$50, Us, "a Is FarOw Cows $3.50 30. Ycarlings $40
% ID two years old SO Is IS three years old $50 "a
swineu,,Wcsern fat, i've s1.@9Ac Oh. Northern
dressed Hogs, lOiimllstc Il n.
fflces OF sneep and lanlhs-ln lots, " So o. Boa
10 each extra s. 90 "a 70, or from 3a5t,c Jslb
Lambs, 5hmIiG en-.
Veal Calves 3G exc a H.
Prices of Hides, Tall0ws and SKI s--Brghton
Hides, 9a9kc q NJ Brighton TallOw Coke q
ID County Hides, heavy, ~ q W r III County
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Suitidc .nder singuInr circumstances.

;, we have already referred 10 the fact that
HORACE Z. Howard, son Of the late Anrelius
=. Howard tf Windham county, had at
tempted to commit suicide at Ogdensburg by
shooting II appears that Howard is an cx.
cGlienl young man, Of good habits and well
cduCatci. lie graduated at Yale College
studied law at the law school at Cambridge,
Mass, and the Michigan University at Ann
Ainor. Ills father died year ago last
January and left an estate of about four hun.
died thousand in trust with the young man,
VINO y about 90 or 2S years of age. Howard,
inc latest accounts say, will probably re-
cover.
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Wallace Angevine, a brakeman on the Rut-
land and Washington branch of the Delaware
and Hudson canal company's line, was killed
at Centre Rutland Monday afternoon. Ii
seems that when near the station at the Cen
ire he fell, was dragged 40 or so rods, and
when found ms the train stopped, was in dy-
ing condition He lived but very few
minutes. The remains were taken to Poult-
ncy, where his family reside. lie leavesa wife
and one child
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Republican State Committee.

The Republican State committee has Or
gained as follows Chairman, Hon George
Nichols of Mortified secretary and treas
prer, Hon. Carroll $. Page of Hydepark ;
executive committee Mcssrs. Nichols. Page,
Colonel j. j. Estcy Of Brattleboro, Warren
Gibbs of Burlington and Hon, L, }. Ormsbee
Of Brandon
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bOssOn Markets.

WEDNESDAY, July &C. iSs2
fLOt li-1he demand for Flour IA moderate. Tho
salcs nave been at 80 10 % 2j for Western
supporting; ~ 2jT % Tor common extras. az 900,
w lor Wisconsin extras. AMI 81 5Od 81 for Mime.
s ,rtd eNirhs including choice bakers brands. In
".niCr Wncals, We quote prices at 50 90 az G "a
ior ono and Indiana. and 50 O0aG Is for Michigan
lilnol5 Is quoted at 81 C0di % and 50 2jaI 90 for
~. Louis, including iayorite family brands Patent
sWlhg wheais, Including Wisconsin and Mime.
SOFA, az 90 "a 70 % q bbl. Patent winter wheat
Hn,nlnllng choice bakers brands, Wisconsin and
Miilhcsola extras At 80 80 "a 50 u bb. including
choice brands Corn Meal has been selling nj n %
"a" 81 Rye Flour at { 20 "a %; and Dat Meal AT
brands. ~ '"''''
-. GRAIN-Thc Corn market now ante 0rp
me prices of Mixed and yellow for the week
past nave heennt s. "a ne 2 buslrl. Oats have
ini ,X2eu 1913 at ~ "a Igc r. bushcl. Rye has been
selilhg III small lots at gjc "a %, n hn,hrl
me prrea OF Shorts have ranged from els jn,t
50 wv ao H.l fhr Ft'd hhl Mnl'llings scarce AT
,pkOvisloNS. Tie Pork market remain. IN.
r ,nr s W. gn0'e prices At $40 40 Ct 20 40
a. ',.9s,'. '', ~. w "a % o.
~ extra mc.s,m ~ o. a. 10; and family and
pldale ~ s2la ~ Lard iH IN FAIR demand Sales have
hech ~ l3Lwi- II % Tor city AMI Western. !ncul-
my steam anl kelll" rendered. smoked liam,
H u been selling at '"4 " SO = % for city and
a., fluDJCE. Butter unchanged We quote sales OF
,' ana N'nAtgn tr"lgerics At rs g g'c for
AMI i'.o 100 T. hlu- f.irip good. Choice Western
Butter IS quoted NJ j. "a .lc q Do aud medium
EFa"'a a. 10 c &c % T.. Cheese, Is quoted "a 100
Z ID. Eggs 30 is ga zoe par dozen. Beans, are
Irin, anu price, ct me l.admg eiulas ar. ~.
lon1Ms r., H,n!' ~ - gJg,i Mediums a. 80 60
New rotltGo, are ugh a.d rang, from Il ooa6 80
per hbl. Common i'ts Aayc hcrn 'elIin, at 81 Is
,.i - f"r r"1H., Ant f'' 81 "i tor common
choice c'nplracl.
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o. A.I.o,noN.s IsI,rE.

WE, the subscribers. having been appointed by
me Honorable The Probate Court Tor the DIS
'llcl OF 'hltitulen. Commissioners 10 receive,
examine ana u Ju4f Utc claims and de-
hiahdS OF all pcrsou-, against the estate
OF o. A. London. llir Of Darlington In said district
ed in offset thereto: ~! six month FROM me Gly
OF the date hereof. b',i- allow ri b, sad court Tor
int purpose. We do furr. iuge hereby give II lice
thai We WAL if,ui intl" hl-!Hr,s OF our appnint-
mchi Al he on'rr OF A.N. ''paldng, over Mrr-
chants Bank IN Huntington, IN SAID district, on the
iltst Wednesday n :. pl"uhnr and January next AT
10 o clock u IN, m .atrii % ,iil DAYS.
Dated this 20ih d,,s uf .Tuiy ISL
Ny. SFAl i.niN''' Commissioner.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-07-28

At recent meeting of the Third Congre-
gaional Society, called TO take action upon
the letter OF resignation presented to the
church by Rev. DIR. Stafford, the following
resolutions were passed;
Resoirrd, That, hcing called to act upon a COM
muniCatiOn Of The Rev. Dr. afford 10 this Society,
Of date July 10, l,,2, and upon communication Of
the church upon the same subject we yield to his
request 4 at the Society acqulcsce in the dissOu
ton of ! pastOrac, to take effect upon the ap-
prOyal OF ne proper ecclesiastical council.
RcsOired, That we greatly regret the seeming ne
ccsslty OF our acquiescence In this result, and that
In parting with him, after 50 long u service as our
pastor, II Is due to ourselves, as well as to him. that
we express the great regard We bear him for the
ndclily, a. Its aud honesty of his teachings and
work, ana iur personal respect and affection for
MN rs clIen, Christian, gentleman, teacher ana
friend.
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Prices.
Farm iagics...... 80


TWTGI = W.
Sales Of fam cheese were slu boxes at lot "a
lOAc., the hui. selling AZ lotr; only one lot
sold at lie,
But Err There were d, PACKAGES of butter
sold. Farm DAIRY butter sold At 92oG 21c., Il
creamery brought ~ ut2tc q t, most ~ the latter
price.
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Your friends,


The Washington county Grecnback con-
vention is called to meet at Waterbury, Au-
gust 10Th, the same place and date as the
State convention,
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New York Barry rarhct..

CllEESE-'Ihc market To-day has been "A puzzle
all around. Many statesmen expelled decline of
yer ON last week, and probably have neen salts
He'd with thnt, white others did not think there
ought 10 be any decline ~ all. Buyer stood be-
tween the two and according Ia their confession
palu more Than they were warranted III doing tn.
fact that nearly 3l.OpO boxes were carried over iasr
wee, was lmewhIi d.scuGraging, rs II shows that
accumulation has already begun.
The transactions Ut the day iucludc tho following
lots:
8 lots, l2G boxes, at lltc.; 5 lots, s91 boxes at
luac. 90 lniS, hGla hlNrS. at iOi.c, slots, $50
boxes, 10. IT, sale. 49, boxes commiss iuns .
1879 boxes; total, 9il boxes. ruling price, TO-, c
c III ono year ago to-day transactions amounted
price of lie Tn.
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n. KELLOGG, ,,.,,,.,
j. II. WILLIAMS, H"'''''s'

l'ullanui W., July %, lsS2.
During the year past 100000 the First Mort
gage Bonds have been stamped down to Sin per
cent, leaving only three thousand dollars now uu-
stamped.
Since the last annual meeting, two OF the board
OIL directors then elected, Messrs James II. VII
llails OF Bellows Falls. VI, and George W. Gill Of
Worcester, Mass. have been removed by death
me vacancies thus made have been ned by the
board 10y the election Of James II. Williams, IT,, of
Bellows rails, W., and Henry NJ. Whitney Of Bos-
ton. Mass.
dividend of one dollar per share has been de
clared upon the preferred stock, payable Septem-
18TH
ms report having been laid before the board Of
directors is with their approval respectfully sub
mit'cd,
JoHS b. PAGE, President.
Rutland, VI, July %, 1852.
The new Board met and organizcdw with the
appointment of John b. Page, President j.
B. Page, Z. A. Orchard, +. s. Moscly j. w.
llickok and w. +. Robinson, Finance Com
mittce; j. W. lIckok. clerk of the Board,
and j. NJ. Haven, clerk and treasurer of the
corporation.
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We the undersigned Auditors, have examined
me boOks anu accounts Kept by the Treasurer Of
the Rutland railroad company, from July, ISL 10
July, lss2, and the foregoing trial balance ana
statement oil receipts and payments as showing the
condition OF the corporation, July. lSs2, have been
verified by Us .and found correct. We have also
examined and cancelled the vouchers in the hands
of hp
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-07-28

The GrLid Genital Hotel. Gi1 Broadway, New
York city, Is one Of the finest, if NOT the finest
ho'cls IN New Gorh cry Recently thoroughly
renovated aud rciuruishcd throughout. excellent
ly well Kept, and charges exceedingly moderate
200 rooms on European plan AT 81 90 and upwards
per day also q good restaurant attached.
.iuly2GrOlNwlw
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The Fall Tenn Of this school viii commence on
wednesday, the Gih uf september. Special a,ten.
ton Will he given 10 those preparing for College or
ioI teaching Tuition, board and rooms as hereto
fore.
j. $. CILLEY, Principal
der chO, VI, July q, lss9 -dlwSwtf
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VII = at rArrtE AND SHEET.

IAll"w, " BE- q %; Pelts u cents % 2.
carh Shcalch Skins, to iOc each. CAT Sktns
l2a l2%c y No.
ciAs"lFlcNu at CATTLE AND snEEr
n. B-Chocc grades Includes nothing bnt staIl.
lcd.ll0l to li01 10 bullocS4 Extra and nrst malt
Includes the best large tat oxen. Second ami third
Iuallly includes oxen and two and three-ycal.ol,l
Steers. o INV
sheen Extra Includes cossets, and when those
oI INFERIOR quality are thrown ont.
REMARKS
me SUPPLY 81 cattle ut market il somewhat less
tnuh tlal Of N'l week. on Western brides re.
main unchanged. For country cnitle The thc tp,,,,
continues moderate, AMI on common grades prices
, shccp ana latnhs-Ncarly one-haf the supply
from the country. No Improvement i'm thr NH.
kct. Prices remarkably low ''''
firm at s2j0 49, ''' 1' "''' f'''''
Nea calves ha &c easier. Prices. 3q Sc: extra
rus igi,c. s-N' ' '''' '"''"-
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thtw the celebrated Buckeye Fine Cut. Smoke
\. y. y. Manufactured 10y Chase, sherwood u Co.,
Toledo, q. Sold by Arhuckie \ Ryan. Sole Agents
Burlington. w.
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D6dr 4ur. Ed1nuHdS'
The sad intelligence of the affection which
has desolated your Preside, has touched each
Of us, and all Of us, as colleagues on the Ju-
dietary Committee, and as friends, with the
force Of personal sorrow.
knowing how grievously your tenderest
affection has been stricken in this irreparable
loss, il is beyond our power to oilcr any
consolation, except such as wells up IN sin
ccrc sympathy.
But we humbly pray God to give you for
ti,ude to bear this hard trial, and to inspire
you with confidence in His sublime mercy,
that the loved one in passing away from
this life, has joined the blessed in everlasting
joy.
Your friends,
DAVID DAVIS,
Il. +. BAYARD,
$. j. II. MCMILLAN,
JOHN J. INGALLS,,
GEo. +. HoAR,
A. II. GARLAND,
JONI A. SARGENT.
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y full feeling after lura.s. Dyspepsia heartburn
and general III health relieved by Brpwn's Iron
Bittcls.
July 2GlSwlw
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RUTLAND RAILROAD

Annual Meeting, at Rutland, Yesterday
Tic annual meeting Of the Rutland rail
road company was held at Rutland on We'd
nesday and proved Il very quiet and har-
monious occasion. The following Board of
Directors was unanimously chosen, by to-
tai of 2G 600 (stock) v.,rs.
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Chr Sret Dress.
TO Sslbscribcrs,

WA IL your paper comes to you in pink wrapper
II u notice That your subscription has expired
Please renew promptly and miss no numbcrs
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A Touching Letter.

The following is the letter to which we have
already referred, written to our distinguished
townsman Senator Edmunds, by his assoc-
atcs of the Judiciary Committee of the
United States Senate;
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THE FIRST REGIMENT,
Annual Muster.
General OrdCrs.l
M Z

,. HEADQUARTERS }
fIHsI ht"IAE"i VERMONT NATIONAL GUARD, :
WiSOosKI, July H. lss2, J
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Prlts u cents - I 9i
II 100 each. Calf skins
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B A r N U M

ne CIR Always and
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John b. Page, Rutland
James w. llickok, Burlington
EdN in A, Birchard, Brandon.
Jacob Edwards, Boston.
Wallace +. Robinson. Boston.
John Prout, Rutland
Edward S. Moselcy, Newburyport.
James II. Williams, Bellows Falls
Henry NJ. Whitney, Boston.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-05
The Hull bog I.rr.

Tho bull dog ught hun by the seat OF
his pant. da wcr-, and all us the ir4t, Iui.
terflmilias in high glrc yelled, 81. i 10
hun, 1ige,' away went the -ont ui the
pants. but not so with the drawers, which
The brute tugged at in vain but failed to
tear. The dog held on with the character
i-tic OF his bred and ~ lh" Young mar
TO sod kiss to his harliug and gllI, Il
over the hugh plank lruce he carried the
dog Uith him, to the CONSERVATION OF the
old man lie had on q pain al Z II.
Clancy : dOublr-scttcI drawer, and un
l-aluing 1t the odd man went md Taught
lot of them at n. Clancy, No. GI2
South Main street, Dallas, |esiirs a lot of
shirts and underwear manufactured there
at the very lowest prices
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The SoILsic-t--Impor,nur No
IiCc.

All persons who cu furnish occommo-
dation. Tor visitors uthy Nulk.ir-t are re-
qurstrd to notify MIR. +. kcrbow, =. O.
OoN 21- rs 10 the number they can re-
ccive AMI prize they will charge. Notice
must be given by July 1T.
Merchants and -n, lnuun, desiring to
participate, In the Nulhstr,t procession, on
July itl, must notify the central commit
tee Toy July list, n To- the character Of the
III, play they propose to make. such
notification ~ a. anyone Intentions viii
hc received and Keep, in strict secrecy. a
handsome piIr viii be- HWHIdrd to the
hest display mtdr. liy order OF the
tENrEAL COMMITTEE.
Waco. June ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-05
NoII.~Ir~t Notice.

To the Yulksfrst visitors aud public
generally I would say Buy your cigars
uu the grounds and yuu will get better
cignr for the same money than sou will
IN the city. Cigars ~ every grade from
nu excellent live cent Cigar +" the most
iraglnt Havana, You viii tiud them Al
the speakers stand NM BYBEE.
07Ug3t
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Read This lem

Know aud take heed, that II you wish
To avoid being over heated, % LEVINE
BrDr. and get some oi tho,e leather
weight underwear, that Will keep you
comfortable the whole season .-olstc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-05

Pain aud weakness Of uugs, liver, kid
ueys and urinary organs relieved by
uslug Browns Iron Brttrrs. Sold by
Tucker ~ Wllus-1Uilw,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-05
bayou CIiY IRoN WORKS.


Manufacturer Of Steam tngnes and Rollers,
l Cotton Fre,ser, Gin Tearing, etc. near Com
tral Depot, Houston, Texas OrurTr Tor anything
/ in the above line may be- cent through me am
drt-ignri win the same assurance 81 sAtlsiar-
/ tlun ~ II delivered In person At th" foundry
| itself. T.. M,bbN y,
| ms.mY MrGowtnla Nm. Muln. IDNaa.
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j. w. WHITLEY,
CARRIAGE PAINTER
AND TRIMMER.

Shops on Sixth street, between Austin
Avenue and Franklin street
Every department OF Painting and
Trimming attended To, and all Jobs exc
cutcd in first class style. Reasonable
prices and satisfactory work. Call and
be- convinced that it il the place To get
your work done. ObOldWlm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-05

lORTl Ions In tunEcT's AtluIuuH. Pine
i residence propsTty, alta bargain, Apply ="
II. l.. JonEer unntalu