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Remember that we
buy your wheat, conr.
cotton, and any thing
you may have to sell.
PLAUT BROS & Co.

The hearts OF the bottom" farmers
are just nov light aud joyous, the river
falling at lively gate a majority OF
the bottom lands premise fine crops, but
in some Of the lower farms many acres
will be total loss, or not cultivated.
Mr.. Moses Amberg, Of Tiptonville,
Tenn, is visiting his many old friends in
hickman. Years ago he was the great
favorais merchant in Hickman dry goods
circles, aud was power in trade. Lo ng
may be wave.
The corn prospect 10 the Bend po
ton OF Fulton, and in Lake county, is a
splendid crop. Most farmers calculate
on rs bushels tn the acre. Our friend,
Mr.. Amberg, reports tho crop so heavy
that fap,<s,s think of housing in their
fields as eco n0my in building additional
cribs.
Miss MoIlie Pierpont. Of Tipton>
Vile, is visiting relatives in Hickman.
Mrs. Hollie Turner, is on o visit to
her fathers family in Southern Ken
lucky.
Miss Mary Kennady, of Memphis,
is visiting the family of Mr.. D. C. Ram
age.
Tennessee now has four candidates for
Governor in the field. and the contest
bi Is fair 10 be bitter one. All hope OF
reconciliation Is passed.
Jos. H. RUSSELL was on last Tuesday,
nominated by the State credit Democracy
of Tennessee as their candidate for
Governor.
Alex. A. Selkirk. manager o! the
Souare Deal store, has been absent this
week in ST, Louis, called there relative tc
tbe business Of the late J. II. Plaut Sci.
kirk is = live, progressive business man
and we hope in . few weeks TO see him
again at the head Of good house il
Hickman.
TaE con viets in the Massachusetts, Stats
prison are still kept en- breal aud water
some Of the more turbulent being chain.
cd To the grating Nothing can be don,
I'm the shops. Threats to kill the wards n
have been repeatedly made.
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Mr.. Rober. F. Langs,on, a citizen

OF this county, who some two years ago
moved here from Graves county, died on
his farm below Hickman, Tuesday night,
OF pneumonia. He was good citizen and
christian gentleman.
Mr.. John Yarbrough was arrested a nd
tried before Judge starks, OF Fulton,
Monday, for carrying concealed a deadI,
weapon. Marshal Huddleston brought
him down and placed him in Jail, Tues
day. Yarbrough met q Mr.. Anderson on
The streets of Fulton, aud after some in :
sulting words drew his pistol and fiour>
ished il around furiously. Marshall
Huddleston coming on the grounds drew
"sead' on Yarbroagh, aud he sure nder-
ed. Nobody hurt
A. d. Kiusman sunounces him.
self in the Fulton papers as a candidas Re
for reelection to the Office OF county At
torney; bat says that protractod sickness
In his family has prevented. and will
pre'eat, his visiting the citizens ssner-
ally.
The failure Of Congress to make appro
priatiOns to the National Boarl of Health
caused all the quarantine points in the
Mississippi Valley TO be closed on the
s,h Tho protection from yellow fever
must now be through State and loca'
boards Many think this will prove the
most eGactiHe
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FOR CITY MARsHALL.

We are authorized to announce VIII
LIAM A. LAWSON as a candidate for the Of
nee Of city Marshal Election in August
We are authorized to announce ]. q.
BARsEs, as candidate for re election 10
the office of city Marshal. Election in
August.
We are authorized to announce wM. L..
GARDNER, as q candidate for the Office of
City Marshal. Election in August.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Council met present Mayor Faris, coun
Gilman Iertweck, Cowgirl and German.
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read. approved and signed.
The city clerk presented his report to
July LIST showing collection Of privilege
taxes amounting to 5000 80; all OF which
WAS accounted for. On motion said re-
port was received, approved and ordered
nled.
The city clerk presented the street
nav role for weeks for Sl5e 90, which
was allowed, and on motion a check or :
Jsred issued in favor Of X. Z MiIlett for
the same. The following accounts
we're presented properly approved
and 90 motion were allowed
and checks, on the treasurer ordered to
be issued for the same.
Powell Il Brother for cement, $500
A. A. Faris, for cypres lumber, 1000.
On motion ordered that checks be drawn
in favor Of all city officers to July lst,
1882.
On motion it is hereby ordered that
the dog law be strictly enforced, and that
all persons owning dogs within the city
limits, shall apply to the city marshal ! for
dog tag, paying him for il the of
one -doil-<0tl that all dogs found at
large after the LIST day of Aug. 1882
Without said tag, will be sh {, or other
wise disposed 81 by the city marshal.
On motion Council adjourned.
K. Z. MILLET, C. C.
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FOR JAILoR.

We are authorized TO an nounce NEWTON
]. BusHARr as a candidate for the Office
of Jailer Of Fulton county. Election next
August.
We are authorized TO announce Mr.
JACOB SILvERfoorH as a candidate for the
Office of Jailsr OF Fulton county, at the
ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce Dir. B.
F. THosAssOS, present incumbent, as a
candid ate for the office of Jailor, at the
ensuing August election.
We are authorised TO announce THoA-
as C. HAWKES., as a candidate for the Of
fee of Tailor Of Fulton County. August
next.
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We carry no auction
or shoddy goods.
PLAUT Bros & Co

The An OF July excursion boat. the
Sciota. with party OF young people from
wheeling, West Virginia. on a grand pio-
mic, sunk. and so persons drowned. There
were 700 passengers.
Mr.. Ben c. Whits. formerly farm =
<r in Missouri, opposite Hickman, now Of
Elmo, Texas. is visiting this section, and
Informs us that he intends returning to
his old "beat' this winter.
The city Council has resolved on
enforcing the dog law. Get your tag.
or your doc will be killed. Complaints
are general that the dogs make night
hideous, and determination seems 10 be
determined upon.
The candidates for county Judge
are to speak at Matson's Switch; Satur-
day. July %, and the young people of that
vicinity are TO greet all the county csndi-
dates on that occasion with basket pics
mic. good time predicted.
If you expect that the reduction OF
the tax on tobacco 10 going to obeapen
what you consume. either as cigars or
otherwise, you will be disappointed
Onc-hfth OF one cent on fve-cent cigar
IL calculated rather to benefit the large
dealers than to open the way TO getting a
better cigar.
The candidates who will be defeats
ed In August, are reminded that 1000
men and 500 teams are wanted to work
on the railroad at Jonesboro, Ark. Those
of them who feel assured Of defeat can
have contributions from friends ready for
<he trip by hsnding in their names be-
fore the day
Two Louisville editors, lately from this
part Of the State. had small shooting
ARRAY Monday last. in Louisville. They
exchanged Eve or six shots, but nobody
hurt" Il was between John Is. Gaines
and Chas. E. Sears. Sears received a
slisht wound in the foot. Foolish young
menl
BURIAL ROBES.
have just received fine assortmen mt
Of the very latest styles Of BURIAL
pBES, which are offered at low
ces. .,
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er,,s,c Tides.

Glowing and true" is n sweet, pure song,
OCCUR de Lion 10 fierce and strong
s.Mother's Grief" some musical day
son the Wings OF Song" will fade away.
.An Angels Serenade," il seems,
Comes MANY time and Oft in dreams.
"Archery Galop's" from 'Coqnelicoh"
lGrand Concert Waltz will set US all
dancing.
And S,rauss's music, all shining and
gIancing,
canaense 10 cheerful "Potpourri."
The abov ten titles belong TO as many
nieces Of music Of much merit, Just pub
iished and eent to as by Ditsoa & Co.,
Bostoa.
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WAR.
The English Ships Open J, Fire
and Silence Nearly ALI
the Alexandria
Forts.
The Suez Canal Closed.
THE KHEDIvE A PRISONER.

The English Admiral Seymoury. Com
menced bombarding the forts at Alexan
dria, Egypt, Monday. and all Of Europe
is ablaEe with excitement to see what IL
will lead to. The English ships sileneed
nearly all the forts with the first days
work. The killed and wounded on the
side Of the Egyptians is very large, which
the English had 40 wounded, and none
killed. The Egyptians fought their
batteries with great determination, but
their guns were badly managed. Ths
Sultan of Turkey has demanded Of Lord
Granville to issue orders to the feet to
cease firing. England will make short
of Egyptirn resistance, il no other persons
take part. The greatest excitement prevails
from the expectation that Russia, France,
and other European Nations may become
involved, and if they do, the war will be
of immense popolions. Gen. Wallace,
the United States Minister, will lately
be used as peace maker.
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Thad Long, a ceiOred barber of
Fulton, is char ged With catering the iail-
orinx establishment of Mr.. jones, and
sseaIinx coat thsrefrom. Menda y night
last; and on the Wednesday night pre-
vions with having stolen two paiss OF
nan - frsm Mr.. II. z. Cheasham- For this
oaense ne vas eoumitte I. and on Wsinss
day he was placed in the eoauiy jail
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NOTICE.

We have set apart FRIDAY in each weeN
10 do custom work in wheat at our Mill.
Cannot do griss work in wheat, but will
exchange -four for the wheat brought in
email quantities. Those bringing Is or
more bushels will have all the advanta-
ges of our mill machinery, and get all
their wheat will make according to quail
ty Of grain. Can grind corn in any quans
uty. or exchange as parties may prefer,
We want two good heavy set MULES
10 hands high, suitable for dray.
POWELL s BRO.
Hickman, KY, June 81 1882
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There is q general disposition among
the Mayors of cities just now to worry
the gamblers. The chief magistrate %
Milwaukee is among the latest and MIST
Jealous to join in the movement. In
of his raids, thirty seven WELL knowu
more or less respected residents wer
ken to court and fined from $40 I'd
for playing faro.
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A safe Robbed.

CAIRO, TT, July 9-7The large safe be
longing to F. NJ. McGee, of New burnside,
Johnson county, ILL.,, was blown open,
about 3 A. NJ, and $4,000 or 1000 in
checks drafts, notes, currency, etc.. were
stolen. No clue to the perpetrators Of
the deed. One thousand dollars reward
has been offered by Mr.. McGee
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Compare our goods
and prices. We guar
rantee satisfaction.
PLUT Bros s. Co.

The fact that quart of pins, hair pins
and needles. was lately found in mouse
nest at Newton Lower Falls, in pulling
down the piazla of an old hotel, may not
be fact OF Importance in itself. Never
,heless, a partial solution of the puzzle of
generations as TO what becomes of the
pins, is furnished BY this Massachusetts
mouse.
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Kthcridge aud tho ProhIbtlonists.

Rtheridge aad the Prohibtionists.
IcoviBgton CALL
Hon Emerson Etheridge spent Sunday
and Monday in our town. He charmed
many Of our citizens with his brilliant
Conversational powers He is strong
advocate of prohibition. AMI il is not un-
likely that the Prohibitionists will nomi-
nate him as their candidate for Governor,
though il Is not known that be wouli ac-
cept He is undoubtedly one of the best
stump speakers in Tennessee, and would
make n red hot canvass.
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Attention City Tax Payers

THE TINE for you to pay your city
taxes is now at hand, and no further
indulgence can be granted. Remember
these taxes have been due since April last,
but you have been treated leniently up to
this time, but forbearnnce has now ceased
10 be virtue. Hence you must now pay,
or gay COSTS The undersigned would take
no pleasure in resorting to extreme meas
ures, but he has his duty to perform, and
must, and viii do it fairly, squarely, and
iHparfially. The collector can be found
daily, lSundays excepted, )at or in the near
vicinity of e. 3. Brevard's hardware store,
on the south side of Clinton street. when
not officially absent.) from Q o'clock, 4. NJ,
until IL NJ, and from O'Clock Z. NJ. until
Z o'clock, p. NJ.
Yours most respectfully,
b. r. WALKER, City Collector
July 9th, 1852.
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GOLDBERG,
The Watch Maker.

If you want any work done on Watch.
es, Clocks or Jewelry, call at the Post
Office. where you can have it done in hrst
rate style. at a reasonable price. Diff
cult work solicited.
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FOA SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce W. C.
Johnson as a candidate for reelection TO
the office of Sheriff OF Fulton county.
Election first Monday in August.
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In point Of numbers the Barnes con-
verss are stronger than any Of the church !
es la Frankfort. but only one Of then Ia.
ioined the church.
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HAULERS ATTENTION.!
TEAMS WANTED.

The Hickman Lumber and Manufacture
ing Company of Hickman, KY, have
steady employ ment at good wages for
N Bo TIE A MS
TO n. owe the Lumber from their mills siiua-
ted 10 and II miles from Hickman. 1925
per 1000 feet for thoroughly dry lumber
at The farther mill. 1915 per 1000 feet
for the lumber Mt the ten mile mill
equivalent to that amount per day
10 good pulling two horse teams.
Cash every load-Free wagon yard at
Hickman. Stables at the mills for ihosa
who come soon enough TO secure them.
Steady employment from this date until
the roads get bad again next winter.
Hickman, Ky, May 10Th, 1882.
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we are autho[Eed TO annOunce Mr..
Josh II. Dodds as candidate 70 the Office
of County COu Isrk. Election in Au-
gust
We are auth to announce Mr. ].
T BYSuM. as a f }date for the Office of
Copnty Court of Fulton county.
at the ensuinr - pct election.
we are auGath I'd to announce A. NJ.
Dr. Row as cal Mate for the Office of
County Court Clerk. Election August
next.
We are authorized to announce W. P.
TAYLOR as candidate Tor CLERK of the
Fulton County Court at the ensuing Au
gust election
Weare authorized to announce MARsHAl
4. McDAsIEL, as a candidate for Clerk OF
FULTON County Court, at the ensuing
ugust election.
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Elder j. A. Clark will hold servics
at the Baptist church, Sunday and SUI
day mig bit, at the usual hour. r.
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- FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR.
We are authorized to announce RoBKHr
MCCONNELL as q candidate for reelection
to the office of county Surveyor at the
ensuing August election.
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MUSIC GLASS.


nRmber OF pupils, at her residence, in old
ssman. Tuition-SI, week. For
~ formation please call,
city or Baltimore has a free
Sshmer. excursion society. 1t was or
ganized twelve years ago and now fur
nishss one days fresh air, two square
meals, medical attention when needed,
bathing facilities and ether enjoyments
to $4,000 poor children season. The
number OF lives il saves, Of course, can
not be computed, but this fact stands to
the credit Of the society's system; that n
all the twelve years not an accident
unpleasant incident has happened. Ev-
cry week on Thursdays l, 500 children are
taken by boat to 'Chesterwoed, green
retreat OF thousand shade-trees, con-
tributed by . rich merchant as poor
children's paradise.
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FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.

We are auihorEed TO announce Mr.
Josh II. Dcdds as 2 candidate 70 the Office
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BURIAL ROBES

/ have just receiVed me hssortMen
Of the very latest styles Of BURIAL
pBES, which are offered at 10"
ces. GARDNER
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JONES-EDRINGrON.-In this ccu
on the 18th instant, Mr.. d. F. JoSES
Miss Katie Burlington.
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a ELOG RI~IsINE INSTITI
IION.
& NnrrinEc Association with
some Admirable Features,

The Central Texas Endowment Associ-
alton. Clarence Chambers business mana
ger, which was chartered Aug, 2Gth, l~o2,
and went into practical operation about
september LIST, is rapidly developing into
pnr of the most pro. porous marriage n--
solutions in the state, with q membership
Incredibly large Tor the short time 10 ha-
been in operation II is doing very large
bushes with constant daily HCCe,s 'OnS ul
members The association has. beside.
he initiatory lee, levied only one a-soss-
mont and yet has paid several policies. 1t
paid in one day of the past We five poll
ric- which had mAlurcl by the marriage
OF mrm hcr-, ard this prompt payment
has contributed greatly to give it char
uytrr and standing and the uuplcC' duAted
/ success it IL meeting. The plans OF the as
. suyittiun are very simple and vc'y lb raj.
/ The basis ut the organization j, mrdc on
the contemplation OF marriage m the
policies are made payable ON 300 rrlagc,
lls is death or other causes may prrvcut
marriage and thereby aDrugtr the hcnp-
iit ,Npo ted by the member ii piuyides
"a ben. d 100 case OF dC;l h to- b" paid t. 90,
legal heirs ui the deceased. This feature
,- worthy Of special attention and greatly
cummpuds the u-~o iLtlon to the J .dy-
munt but when death docs not &c ur o.
prevent marriage and yet uv member
Iu moi marry hc is not shut out non
ben Iits the association embracing liz
pu1o,m,ut feature by which - member
rrm min. unmarried one thruSln days
{, entitled 'o onc-hllt the brnDi hcwou,
htyr received on marrlugr. Ihes" ~ 9th
cr features which recommend tins m,iitu
jiuu u- one of the best, it nor the bet ot
maragr associations, and tho-c dcrlrn
Do invest ln such H-s citation. Should pro
pur au, of the circulars of this ASSOC la
ton,
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TIFNNN TTT0.
Waco, Sept. %, 1882. dat.
Don't Read ThI-.

II you do not want any family groce-
ries, but II you do, read 1t aud then call
ON j. l.. Cornish, corner Elm aud Tucc
streets Enst Waco. whore you will find
the b At sugar, coffee, lard, bacon, flour,
rice, tobacco, syrup, starch, soap, soda,
hams, etc, Also fresh drugs Of all kinds,
Also paints oils, brushes, lamps and fix
lures. He has Just received one gross
u Dr. Salter's celebrated eye 10 iou, from
Atlanta, Ga.-g2idlww2t
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t. ILL.,
Improved iron Inyiaor,,r

The most perfect and salis,..,.
binrtipn knowA 10 the n,o,
which iron is combined. obi W.
is the succc,- OF tins wcpan,lo, Y
destined to become. ,,Hiuurs T..
most pupul r. OF a.. 'hr iron ,.'..
IN use. And We hesitate n,t w.
that this medicine is uu sccrq, NJ.
cheaply COTTON up compound IN, ,
genuine constitutional rpm.lr I
ing those Alternative yuwrr, M Z
to r,cuPDr,tc aud iuNi-uute rs b
system when broken duvnbyTt,
disease commonly called On
known a dyspcpsauud Imllp,...
which niuc-tonths ui ui uril, f..
mate, because when the lis,.tr
paired from want Ul the naiun d
ls so important in the digy,'iy- sa
of man, then it is that thi, Vim
many type, uaily called diss.s,,
lus-itude auu sour stomach. wi.s.
mental exhaustion, impaired yIr.-
general pro,fraliuu of the vbd.
liver complaint. followed by g.gt,.
and al disc So, OF DO, BLOOD. I'm
My and BiNDpEE, thu Drndue,
fearful aches Known us rl,ugs,,
r,lgl1, huchuchc and nrryo, +,
headache. And al colsl0p.y
weak females. who uir 10 .tari
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A special sermon will be preached at
II O'Clock a. m, 10y the pastor, Rev. VIM.
Massey At p. m, bRptismul services
will be performed mt the lower ford, pre-
coded by short religious service pre-
parHtory to the solemn rite. At $ o'clock
iu the evening communion service will
be celebrated. WM MASSEY,
Waco, September n Pastor.
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T"TT--- |------| y ~ N --TT-T-
llou,TuN, September all clip the FOL
lowing pregnant paragraphs from the san
Antonio Times.
Us thg landlord system of England holuk
trnr-tr' rsJta Irna. Wr nnd several pun
chh-c0 this YrtruI IuNa- lands hy English tup.
ltAllDls 100 lt,.r uf mltIHU- nf trruu each
llaiu' z we urti.r lHHk a ir'i lr uul"
And in the .u. connection Ms The above
usk attention ro hr law viii. prohibits
tue salur person from filing ON over rev.
en sections of school lands. But GOV.
Roberts, iu his address TO the STOCK men
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I.he Gnr,rcII I.nnm Gcorgin.

~ q Times Dem. Special
ATLANTA, september ~ a large ps-
-cuhly ut pcoplc turned nut tot i.ht tu
hear Hon. ". II. Rcil, ot Ea,urton. adyo
cate the claim, OF Gen l.. ; Gartrcl in.
dependent candidate Tor governor There
was not a hal IN the city large en- 'ugl t1
mold the people, su the orator spoke tr IN
balcony on Wall street.
the speech va, able nnl ELECTED ertu
-rsm. a tow men attempted TO cry tine
- .cahcr down hut hi.cd. Guurll being
90 the crowd. loud calls were made tor
him After Reid concluded he mounted
the, stand, and was received with Loud ap.
pausc. lie nouurud bossism IN tl,
strongest terms, and called on the pnop',
to- rally to the polls and bury the rin-
men.
tie spoke briefly the crowd yelling lol
him 10 20 on, hu' he stated That on a.,
night before the election he would pres
his views in Atlanta at greater length.
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Masonic Notice.

The sick committee Waco Lodge 40
90 j. A. llaynie, T. y. Harris, $. b
llnm1ctt, Ihos. Harrison aud Wiley
Jones i. r. ElGIN, ". NJ.
J H. Gilmer. Secretary.
Sent. Did, lS>2,
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You Cnn save money,

By buying show cases from Castles a
Go. Call aud see their stock, gct prices,
and be- couS iucrd they can sell them to
you here cheaper than you can order
them from 81. Louis or anywhere else
NJ.
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on October LIST ". ~ Brnnuum will
move into the new Slurgi- block ON SnutA
Fourth street. where Dee will open % first
class oyster paror iu connection with his
confectionery busiut ss-J-24
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ID Nj. Mayors, secretary Of the Texas
DAILY Endowment paid Sos ON the mar
Griffin Of Aquin, on the 23l instant.
j. Is. Ne.ey beneficiary.
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The following dcscribcd notes were
lost or stolen on Saturday night, Sep.
trmhcr Bird One note tor $iO signed
by John Moran, mud payable to q. A.
Reynolds or order; one note for $3.50
slgucd by ID, u. Noel, payable to G. 4
Reynolds or order. Both notes endorsed
to mo 10y snii Reynolds. All parties ar,
hereby notified aud warned not to trade
tor or pay the same. ANY person find.
INK and returning said notes to Henry
Pitts, AT Snn Jucintu suiOon, will be- lib
emily rewarded.
G. A. REYNoLps,
HRSHY PurTs.
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am now well established in my new
quarters at the corner OF Fifth and
Austin streets and nm prepared to ill or
dcrs Tor all kinds Of staple and fancy gro
rcncs. \ large assortment OF imported
goods iu.t received and in transit, Io-
-poction solicited.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-24

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