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Personal.


Our genial I'd W II.
"a. CornGeId Hare lear the ju
showing bis peuul slsip Ia d
OF Col. S. J. w. We v
Sucrsss.
Register Of villa beli. ha
30 bis bed during past VI
attack Of cry sipeiu BIZ ~ lat
in a much improved ndition
Judge CE"ne, We iniorme
much improved l. soio1rGI
ton thst he tIFyI 10 retnTI|
course Of a few days
II Is, perhaps. as propriail
where TO meuuon, ID we are i
fui for the large inrfral y hich D.
~ our sui scriplivh during
days. We shall ssl1 tor to
new favors Of the ~ by Ia
exertions 20 give thea inteFe,
SrptabIe papr.
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The applicant musf eifhel sake oath, as
heretofore, before the Cie1A ~ she Cirrmis
Court o. the county whcfe 81 = enqaeed In
business Of the amount IL eaods keeps on
hand nc the pEincipal seanon q sale; er she
oath may he administered bF : 4anflee Of the
Peaea when the person wanllnx tie license
applies through m agent. fflIM lafleg comFas
Be adopted, the following form = 5 - deemed
. sufficient eoahplianee with sh< -
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A raid NJ made about
the PSni,a cer,Hln Garr
upper Aacis, h sectiop Of
cOmbinsd IL healing OF
place and "a, IRON anoshl
damage to u buggy and
parties. FrO he tracks
were two Rn on the raid
footprints Su quickly I'll
could not be d la 10 any |
neighhOrhoOi ) In any
afler a pArilVa point on u
oern Reached. he T6rage'
some 'eIl-tsls a IS In their
which ATE HOs ing work
their ideaiiaC4, which y
accomplished
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-29

- Aayh0dy can catch a cold Sosi
troabls Is 20 iet so, like The man Wbo I
the bezr. We advise our readers to q
bottle Of DE. Bull's Cough Syrup hasSI
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-29

DELI IOU @.-0n Sunday,
Ia April, lst 1881. there will he Preach
iuw Service nc &t zion ~. =. Church at | |
o'clock, a. m, and At 81. PAufs, Leonard
lown, al $50, p. m f. BY the Pastor.
REV. J. C. STARR.
Mareh %. Isss-Ii.
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. FA8NE - = rnaaf34tM TT JmdNe 81
che Orphans Csurs NJ Fhr ensnin9 eleeffen
and - thai he will rrrffve tbs undiTided
sappoFt - lhe wpnhlicans 81
Marrh -, 1883 cHaFT1ce Ussynfrg.
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OR LAGER BEER

The amounts Of license TO he paid By reiaiI-
ers Of spIrituOas or ferlncnied liquors or lager
beer are as follows:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-29
L...8s ..

S,~ Harris 3 Eey.
lie 40 on Thursi
l-aat Z aiming about
PSfvha WIN. W. Ceci
II. cCs. trustee, %
i"'U' q ich the lats ]
seissa al possessed, the
"hOn, /" e0nlaiaEn
for S.! Purchaser. job
Head Il Say place. 81
acres, ia 200. purchase
rison.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-03-29

On this - day az - 5sS3. before
the suhscriheT, JaFsice 81 the Peare Of the
State Of Maryland, ia and fsr said rannty.
PersoRally appeared ---- aud declared that
Ne intends 70 apply for \ traders license un-
der the 2nd spcti0n 0f the act Of January Ses-
sion. 1883, 70 the Clerk Of the Circnit Court
for Saint Mary's county. and made oath thai
the amount Of the stock Of eoods. generally
kept on hand by him. Tar by NE eoacern ia
wkich he 10 Engaged, In ease Il i'e partrer-
ship, IT the principal season u sale, Tor if
the applicant has not previously engaged in
such trade. ahaf he amonaf n he sioek cf goods
sSAieA ks erpsefs % Keep. EEL does not Tor
win notl exceed -
Sworn before
II the oath be administered before Jasiice
Of the Peace ont q the county In which the
application Is made. there must he attached
the certificate Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Of the county in which the Justice resides.
Persons may sell salt to cure Ash In March.
April and May without license.
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Interest from the lss Of January 1883.

The above real estate viii be sold by the
Collector a. authorized by the Act Of 1874,
chapter 4ss, an 4 the proceeds will be appli-
Cd 20 the payment Of the taxes for the above
named wears. with interests and all cots
that may accrue under the sale.
DAN'L G. HAMMKrT, y. II. SMITH,
Attorney Collector U.s. district.
March. "a. fea3--fa.
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With Clerks and Sheriff fees, added.
LICENSES To RETAILERS OF SPlRI-
TUOUS OR FERMENTED LIQUORS
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s1hu WltkA1MS ~ ~.
n the Cirraif Ceurfssr 81. Nary seounsy
siffing as ; Conrt oEEqafft
Ne. SAN e.
nRDEEED this z1lk hnr nf Narrh, 1850.
~ that fhe sales snads nnd rensrled hy
R0BERT g. CUMDa. Irussee - this
easae, = f4aiGe1 and confirmed. nasess emuse
10 fha oentraFy be shown On - befose fhe
80 Sloaday of April, 1858: presided copy
u this order be puhliShed u she Sc MAryss
BEAcox oace q wuek lDr sirea Successive
weeks prior g. the said 60 Monday O.
AgsFil.
ne report STATES fhas lhs lands sold Cor
,. FRANK FORD. Clerk.
Trne ccpy--Test:
}. FRANK FORD. Clerk.
March, %, 1855.
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RATlFICATiuE N0TIcE.

I..ln Ahess snd ApgoIonia Alell.
AZ aiIr e II.
JShn DiIlAAay q Il.
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TIE Sseanne-.
|roru. was > Isses
a omrial aasiasS
Mitchell, i = ne
niiaiug ~ : ne~
was represented
Ly his seeoad 90
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Duise . sensation I
and aozling u
rueeaay ssensngI
y. q. Coopsr's|
streets. Mr. 2.
aud Mr.. n. p
~ man. were -
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-27

Friends of republican forms Of govern
ment look upon each day France
with increasing anxiety. The riotng and
threats of violence in Paris on the part of
the reckless crew led by Louise Michel can
otlong continue without shaking faith in
the ability OF the government to maintain
lts power over the turbulent classes. rur-
bulence, indeed, has become a disease
among the reckless metropolitan French,
ana whatever form Of governments set IN,
they are ready TO resist II and involve IL In
trouble. The confessed weakness of
Tue present government is the greatest
danger to the country. Menaced on one
slde by monarchiss, and ON the other NV
the Gonglomcrate mass OF anarchists. So
Clallsts and disailectcd republicans. bated
IN 'front.' ny the minority in the Chamber
lhat would rejoice int the fall of the republic,
ana hounded in the rear by tue church ana
priesthood, with the poorer classes at their
Oach, the ministry has cause for cOniessing
W extreme annoyance, but not for such
reputation and lack of energy as has re.
Gently characterized it. Two weeks ago we
We're gwen reason to believe that a vigorous
pollcy would be lnaugurated, and aggres.
slNc measures taken to quell the lnceu-
dlatleS anu lntlmidate their mOre arsto-
Cratlc coniederates among the monarchists
VOW we shall expect at any moment to
near the call to civii war Even then we
may hope for the republic. In the hearts
OF the rural masses it has its strength and
II tho authorities but give them grain of
encouragement they will come to their sun
port. But they desire no war, and if
weakness and timldity is manifest on the
part OF those from whom they have the
risht TO expect courageous and prompt &C
non they will Ms quickly abandon them an
ny 10 lhe iirst strong arm that promises
peace TO the country.
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A IOmch Nnrn.

Captain Bissum,. of New London, Con
hecticut, IA old Whaling skipper, us ID &c
relate touching narrative On one of hi,
voyages home that dreadful scourre, the
ship-iever, broke ont. The carpenter ofth,
ship, who happened to have his little sor
on board at the time, was one of the first
victims. His shipmates sadly inclosed hi,
body in a hammock, and the burial service
having bsen read aud grind-stone attached
10 MS leet Tor the purpose Of sinking il ,they
committed hls form TO the deep. The poo
niue boy, perfectly overcome at the loss a
ms natural protector, Spraug overheard and
before he could be rescued was beyond tbe
reach of human aid.
large shark was noticed the following
day IN the wake of the ship. Having pro.
cured hook and chain, aud attached a
me, the sailors cast IL overheard, and soon
had the exciting pleasure of hooking the
monster, and with the cid of their windlass
they hauled the,wrth'e,l mass ON boar d /.
IL was soon dispatched
AS 1t lay in lts death-strugglGs the sailors
heard very singular rumhling noise, that
seemed to proceed from the captive.
Taking the ships axe the captain cut his
way INTO the dead fish, and To the astonish-
ment OF all they found the shark had swal-
lowed the carpenter, the grindstone and
the boy but the former who had only
tainted, had actually rugged up the GRIND
Stone IN the monsters belly, and with the
assistance of his boy to turn IL was in the
act OF grinding his jack-knilo to cut his wey
out.
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centum OF the gross receipts from said mine,
to be paid and received in such manner
and under such reglations az the land
board may prescribe by general rules ap-
plying alike TO all such cases provided,
that the mines shall be worked subject To
such rules and regulations as the land
board may prescribe, aud which may be
from time to time charged; and they may
by regulations prescribe such conditions OF
forfeiture of the rights hereby conferred, as
they may think proper, and on their viola
tiOn declare such forfeiture provided,
further, that anyone taking up mining
claim of Che dimensions herein provided for
shall do at least t2O0 worth OF work per an
mum on same, and furnish proof of same 10
the land board. Anyone failing TO comply
with this provision shall forfeit his interest,
and it shall be sHbiect TO entry by any
other person, and Il shall require no judi
cial forfeiture.
Sec. 8. The filing of description herein.
before provided to be filed with the county
clerk, shall be constructive notice of claim.
But all persons VINO have heretofore dis
covered and worked mines ON said lands
shall have prior right for ninety days
after the passage ui this act in which TO
comply with this law as discoveries.
lSec. 6 This being Il matter of great gen.
eral interest and importance, and there be-
Ing no law regulating the same, an imper-
alive public necessity and emergency ex.
ISIS Tor its immediate passage, therefore il
Is enacted that the constitutional rule be
suspended and that this act take effect
from and aite- its passage.
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Minerals In school Lands

SECTION L. Bc 1t enacted by the lcgisla.
lature OF the state of Texas, tina, all minor
ais in the public school, university, asylum
and public lands of the state of rexns h,
and the same arc reserved from tho opcra.
ton of tho laws for the sale of such lands
and shall be used and disposed of Tor the
benefit OF the respective funds for which
SAID lands are now set apart and hereinafter
prescribed.
Sec, ., rho state land board shall hpyo
Inc control ana management ct the dtsno.
sltion anu use ~, said minerals, and shall
provide such rules and regulations therefor
Ms to them may seem best within tho nro.
visions OF this act.
Sec, j, When n proSpcctor or minor shall
discover upon any OF SAID lands any mines
ot coal IRON, tin, copper, lead, silver or
gold, he shall immediately stake the same
~ Its apparent extent not TO exceed IN size
700 ieet one way by | 800 the other way.
the corners to he marked by distinct ston,
landmarks, and shaft within forty DAYS
thereafter lille u description of SAID mine Ia
Tue county IN which It is situated, tn,
number OF the survey, the company or In.
diviuual to whom the same was issued and
with other description ~ Is practicable. In
tue clerks office u, the county where the
land lies, nr IL an unorganiHcd county, then
IN the county To which the same s attached
Tor surveying purposes, which desc rip,ion
shall be verified by an affidavit q
the fact that he is The discoverer of snic
mine, and that he Intends to fully prospect
the same, and comply with the law pertain
my ~ The same, IN good faith and regis
tered IN the records of deeds He shall
then have the privilege of selling the rights
no may have acquired IN said mine, pro.
vided that he or his assigns shall. within
ninety days AFTER the filing of such desrrip
ton, have said mine surveyed aud shall nj,
copy OF said survey, together with spcci.
mems OF the ore tasnn ,hereirom. with m,
state land board At Austin.
Sec 4, Alter the filing OF such survey an,
specimens, the discoverer, or his assigns
shall work said minc FOR his own bens
and for the benefit OF the fund 10 which sai,
niue belongs, said fund TO receive live ne
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RELIGIOUS NOTES,

An Iowa town OF 1900 inhabitants ia on.
deayorinS to maintain twelyechurch organ
i2ations.
The Rev. Father Tracy, of Weston. West
virginia, recently preached Il sermon on
death, and, in illustration, used human
skull.
When the Rev. w. G. Richardson, of the
Amherst, Massachusetts, Methodist church
got sick few Sundays ago, hi, wife
preached u sermon to the members of his
church.
The Rev, Mr.. Forth, of Winnipeg, said,
with reference to Sunday trains on the Can.
ada Pacific railway; Better ride to heaven
in y Red River ox.cart than to 20 to hades
in palace sleeper"
The Central Lutheran church, PhmniS.
vile, Pennsylvania, lately served by Rev.
W. NJ, Baum, IT., has extended " call to
Row L. STAINS Hooper.
The Rev. VIM, BOYD, of Glenmore, Penn.
sylania, has accepted n call from tho Firs,
Freshly church, Camden, New Jersey
and will enter upon his pastorate In few
weeks.
The trustees OF the Eleventh BAPTIST
church, Philadelphia, under Instructions of
the church, have offered for sale their lot
ana building, thus taking the steps OF the
removal decided upon by the church last
May,
The foundation stone of the Church of
the Savior, in Vienna, is block OF mar.
bio quarried on the Mount of Olives The
church will cost IL $50, 900, and Is national
thanR-otlering Tor the preservation of the
nonarch's life.
Rev. A. .. Woodworth, pastor of Mount
Pleasant Baptist church, Newark, New
Jersey, has rendered his resignation to take
eject the 18th He proposes TO return To a
former charge In western New York.
The Presbyterian says; $4,000, 900 have
been spent every year for some years by
the United States government for military
operations against the Indians. II costs as
much to send to them one soldier with a
bayonot as 1t does TO send two missionaries
with Bible.
Bishop Whipplc, on a recent visit 10 tho
Indian department Of his missionary do.
cese, administered the communion ie ~;
chippewa lndiano Fifteen years ago there
was scarcely one commandment among
,nenl: Thetc are now cight churches In
.no SniPpewA mission, aud one now build.
INK will cost $4,000.
AT Madura and other citios iu India, the
missionaries, when they want 10 gather
vfowus adopt The cxpedient OF erecting a
pictures upon 1t. The pictures ARE ,USiei, !
illustrative OF events In Scriplural history,
and are greeted with greut delight by IN,
eager crowds. Az an adjunct Of the picture,
= cAoinet organ IL wheeled along on Mat
iorm cart drawn by oxen. The missIonn
rics cling hymns to tunes which atc plnvcf
on tho organ. In some Of these the natiyel
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-27
IInM To Mnllx ErNci

Nothing contributes so much to good ap.
pearance nor more to health than standing
or walking erect. The Advance has this to
say On the subject, and in following which
nlLwould be benefited The whole secret
OF standing and walking erect consists in
keeping the chin well away from the breast.
This throws the head upward and back.
wMS, aud the shoulders will naturally set
Tie backward and IN their true position.
Those who stooP IN walking generally look
DOWN. The proper way is to look
straight ahead, upon the same Lowell with
your eyes, or IL you are Inclined To stoop,
until that tendency il overcome, look rath.
er above than below the level. Mountain
GERS ARE salt 10 be as "straight as an arrow"
and the reason ia because they arc Obliged
TO look upward so much IL ia simply i'm.
possible to stoop in walking II you will
need and practice this rule. You will no.
icc that oil und-shouldcrcd persons car.
ry tho chin near the breat aud pointed
downward.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-27

Ii Mrs. Lydia Il. PiuSham has not eally
discovered the Elixir Vita, which the
ancient alchemlsts sought by so much pa
l9ht research and persistent experiment,
her medicine ST ems, at least, likely to com.
mand an immense sale and universal
popularity in the future. II rapid progress
and eminent success furnish any basis for n
correct Judgment, Mrs. Pinkham is II most
promising competitor for such honorable
distinction as the alchemists failed to
achieve
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All that is needed to preserve the color
ana beauty OF the hair is an occasional use
OF Parkers Hair Balsam.
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Cheap Column
Aohres.

NorICk-AdvernsemenIs MAJ
~ our business Office up TO sp. M Nc 49,.
e9uuneslng room up N a. M ~ ar =. =.
NotlCE-Jones y Mnrphv- -
AsestS, No. 80 Main slieet re ,.1a kssS
or S Sfr SssPs Ss Ias to inses. in Gin
examine their lists. also mans tneit CAV ~
land titles. D'SpS and ass,s,,, =
NoIIuE-SOTICE 10 Co>,ra-,-
1 Neealed proposals. will be recai,..Hs ACI0RS--
uetsigned for the erection Of wv oy he n.
I ,S.' IN We city OF JeiTerson Ns,s' faa
ioAsS secordlng toplAns aud sp .sSiIoa count,
s,Si, On me me u the Office of tucssaors q
framing lS nm S9 ao street Dallas, T,x,sa
including all glass aad paints Nil 20 and sdir,
oy me oysler All bids must be ' in oe iurnishsS
The 2ith day of March. lsSS Tbe "a on o. hef,'
Ell q relect any aud all bids "a ASht Is Nser
marll-lm l2pS Film ~, !. CLART'
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A slight cold, if ne elected often attack
the ] lungs. BTown's Bronchial Troches
give sure and almost immediate relief Sold
only in boxes. Price % cents.
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Dresses, cloaks, coats, stockings and all
garments can be coloTod successfully with
the Diamond Dyes, Fashionable colors
only loo,
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Lost
@olieu Ia I.rnd
Co. 8'artncrshin dissolution.

NoTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ eopartnership heretofore existing under
me firm name of Powell! & Gage, Dallas, Texas,
ana composed of y. NJ Powell and +. L. Gage,
Is dissolved by mutual consent Either partner
will sign the firm name in Humiliation.
+. NJ. POWELL,
L. L. GAGE,
Dallas, Texas, February 10, 1855.
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WANTED, AT oNCg-Somo -,'s s
~ w sales ladies Tor machines s snnasetlencet
ucue' aS9 70 sell Domestic Monthly Ma ps1tra
ns,o Apply 70 Domestic office, SD Elm %ssnes
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me above firm of Powell & Gage is succeeded
py l.. NJ. Powell in the same line of business, as
LAND SCRIP LOCATOR AND DEALER IN TEXAS
lambs AT the old stand, j07 Main street, D alias,
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w ANIED, You to send me posIsI csssl,
lore yo9 let the contract to bn vSta Be,
l nd E p font fences of iron or woo Ss I1s'
OvcrleeSe, &. Ross avenue 'N hahd &. Y.
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,., a.. MUNZESHEIMER 4 co
marlo,2w Tie Contractors, Minnnia~ 70,

w AM ed Hundred Team. : ~,
nont HbsoSs'ae e steady employment for ,v asH
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AllSIlrallcC.

] a.
nee, in Austin the day and date first above
written: II, 7. BREWSTER, Commissioners
'oi'N B. ALDEHoFF, Agent Dallas Texas
.-..- marlOtucsSt
IDEpARrmEST OF INSURANCE, STATS.
- ucs and History, Austin Texas, March
Z 1883 TO All Whom IL NAV Concern: This
rs 10 certify that the Western Fire and Marine
insurance Company, of San Eraucico, Caiior
uha mas IN all respects fully complied with
dn All iawS 81 Texas as conditions precedent TO its
N nos business In this state, and that said con-
pn nnl holds certificate of authority from this
o.uve ehtitiing 1t 10 do business In this state for
,, vos months from the LIST day OF January
A' S,, 70 'ne Sist day of December, 1883
ulven under my hand and seal at Office IN
Austin, the day and date first above written.
ar II BSt wSTER, Commissioner,
nssnMss ,DiAoN& Co., General STATE Agents,
DalSs, IeNas, marls.sunH
DErAt TMENr OF INSURANCE., STATS
~ ,SsS Vs una nistory, Austin, Texas, February
=, - l.on- 10 all Whom 1t May Concern; Thish
weeruity mat the eirard Fire and Marine lnsurr::
hnce Company, OF Philadelphia, Pa. has IN all
az iully complied with the laws OF Texas
ri, vViu,eous precedent to ils doing business IN
i a,s sWte, ana that said Company holds oerui'
lSa.e of authority from this oilice emitting It to
W. ~ pusineSs IN this state for twelve months from
imno lst uay OF January, 1888 10 the Slst day OF
| December 1883
o6sss ' i, s-Giyen under my hand aud seal, ut OF,
moS, IN Austin the day and date first above
written II, 7, BRRWsTkk, Commissioner
-, VILLAIN loFLaND & co, General Agents
Tor Texas, Galveston. marisunSt
DEN cER & RGu SON Agents D,llas,
! IMPAIRMENT or INSURANCE.. STATS.
~. uoS and uistorv, Austin, Texas, March s.,
ISL, 10 all whom 1t may concern This Is TO
veruiy That the London and Provincial Fire In.
sun'" ivy. company OF Lon1ou. England, has ~
r. rexa aSsneoM i,uly complied with the laws Of
aeA"s Us conditions precedent TO its doing bust
nuss ~ ,nis state, and that said COMPANY holds
y certificate OF authority from this Office en-.
mug II . do business In this state for twelve
Sisi day OF December, isSS, -
omMn. Sl-ulven under my hand and SEAL al
v ,nr, IN Austin, the day and date first above
WIEN. a. II 7. BREWSTER,
| mSxs,,,,,W'r - Commissioner.
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miRreIlaueoas do

N ANIkD-Boy wanted a6oni- Il; ;,,---.----,.
" learn The jewelry trade. SSafs Ok d
ishef oOi Main street (up-stairs b.rlsHy 70 lOAa
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Referring 10 the above notice of dissolution
beg to recommend 10 my friends aud old crstO.
hers OF the firm my former partner, h. NJ. Pow
eLi, VINO continues the business and ask for him
tne Soniinuance OF the patronage so literally eS'
.gmuel 10 the old firm. l., l.. GAGE
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UhlcAG0, March 25.-The Trlbune',
Hardwood, Illinois, special says: A party
OF twenty, with the necessary apparatus
entered the Diamond mine tonight for th,
purpose OF making search as far as posi-
BILE, for the bodies of the drowned miners
1t is intended that the search be kent se
cret, and conducted ut night, In order /,
avoid crowd. A large number of people
were at the mine all day. The bodies, /
found, wilt not be brought up till midnight
and vii! Mt once be put ON board train
and taken TO BraidwoUd, where the inquest
will be held.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-27

Queen Victoria stiii suffering From Her
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