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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
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Addison Samuel. a Railroad track fore
man. died tuesday at Pottstown.
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President Arthur wiiI probably 90 t.
New York to bc present at the "@cuiu%
of the Brooklyn bridge ON the 9Th inst.
JohnJ. knoX, comptroller of tie cur
rency, has been designated to act As com
missioner of internal revenue iur the
next ten "'H"'
During a terrific wind and rain storm
at Trel t II, \. J. on Tuesday. the main
tent of Furepaugli's circtS was hluwm
over. The canvas was torn in >l:rrd>. the
seats thrown over. and all the aerial AZ
paratuS d">troNch The. last of the after
of the circus employees WAS Injured l'y a
falling pole.
1t n sale OF Jersey cattle brlnnui9r to
Theodore Y IIayeme,tr ia \.w Yorl.
49, r,,''a.',. "a. .t T; ,,r
Lr,u',It ~ =, ,ho 1n;r.,. rtn,,;. .ri,
cite Second :. 500. the hcitrr Ia Finan-
cierr Second $50. the bull Deilimun
Il 600 the bull Rnyai Darling $3.50. ard
the other bulls and heii,.lA hluught Il, IN
800 to 1925.
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were blown down.
The Treasury ncnaltmrnt x cnn,,cI
in distributing the prizr mc,ey awqrGcd
/ 10 the officers and crews ,,t th.. I'uit,d
/ States steamer Wyunirn IN. ,,,,,, o,
I Takiarr bv tle 1,,g,n.. IrA..n,;t,
/ Fund act of F,.Lru.r, 1854 or sin
+ 600 anrron,,iot,d r,r. ,h,. ,,,,,,,>,. .,hn.,.
/ so 600 havr hrrr n,iJ ,,nt and III, >.
maindcr will be plld - lie. claimants
present themselves
'"iiii ali"''an' ~ W h'h'$'cf iaSHa-
/ ci"StNS' "'ht 'o ho'Gth on Saturday
i'N",' "'n ms tlii'S - an" son.
o""%"t canon 81 hH",f ana went ON 4
! spree. Ai'ti i"iriiS we hoy I" drink
uhill he could swallow Ii" more the hlu-
| .'i '"'nci 'hit" tne remainder ni the
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the penalty for which is ten years penal
servitudc. Ia the trial just closed he WAS
arraigncd as one of the principals in the
murder. These trials at Dublin are CON
Quoted with speed that is dizzying to
those who think that Justice whose IS es
are blinded. should so slow.
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j q Strong Points.

Men spring OVercoatS' big STOCK. epa Una 'na'
likes in everything from the very plain low priced TO the finest
IRON, the 5htcst fancy color the plain black from tne
smallest youths to the largest Of large mems sizes COM
g;ning that every light overcoat buyer must sell nc
care; 0 know the market
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He had Two Balls IN his Stomach

lie put them there because it IVES the
fashion at his boarding house. They
were Goldfish balls. But the boaldcl $
found that putting too many Goldfish balls
in their stomachs produced dyspepsia
especially when washed down with salt
mackerel and tough steak Had they
not found that Perry Davis'S Pain Killer
cured dyspepsia, their boarding house
fare would have killed him:
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Il h object Of this suit is 10 procure 4
L decree '"r tn" sal" Of III" real estate. situate
il Cecil count OF David NJ. ll".t"I. late OF Cas
ter COUNTY. l'ruIsl lNIuj:. deceased Iur the l'ur
pose ui partition amon= the hers at Law %! IL"
SAID David VI. Ilu'tun.
III" bill states that the Slij t.IIid NJ. ;ip3tun
M:s>. III his Lifeline. possessed {. ccrtaia r":l as
tate which is described la deed from Samuel u.
P:.S>m"rc. \ administration "t 'iim"iut X Brown.
licensed. dated a. itth Hay ct May. \. t.. - H.
amt recorded ia i4lhrr u. y. No :. ;uIlu - Al
enc ct the Land Record Eoub> e! said C,ri'
r",,uty: Gi:t til" said btNit NJ. ii"fnu hcin-- -
thereof seized or about TIA. l'nsG d;.N Ui f,h-
rIttry \. H.. - departed GiI- l.'c. l!tv>jalr
Niihuu; ciurcu and unmarried an! Leaving the
complainant ami Thomas lloton James lIuItun
William T. h"lt-. itS>e II. i!utton .,i!,. sac
: ". Hpi:"Ii. h.> only >urI - ln@ h'";i',r-. Wiu
together vi uc:lrivfia VI. Emma. IrrIri~
Charles A.. lohm and LANES Il. iiriluu. oi.iidIcl
ul II deceased brother. Samuel II. Ho,ton ami
Ionn r. t'asSiuS and ErnI lmIu j. IIui.li r,l.I-
drrn al 81 deceased brother. Jackson \. l:nitou
and s;ra,!.r T.. William IL, NJ rrIon Nj. Forrest
Fila and tyrn l!uituL. cu.itrcu %! q dec, - al
brother. BcuIImiu y. HuItuu arc his. the sd
David NJ. hotun'S. only hrlr>af-Iiw: tnaf IN
said Samuel Nj. Ro.t"n Ic!I a WIHuW. H"l"'cI :.
Nu!tuu: that the sad Henrietta NJ has :. has
band. ticor." Mcdonald: t:r.i Charles \. i!r.Iu..
has It wt'c. SIrai, H"lton: the SIIG Jam"s Il. H...
ton hu< Il w,fr. Emma i!oItu:: Lac said IErs.a>
fiction IL wife Selma lu!t"l. .Id William
Y. t. Hot N has 4 vie. Sarah iiul'un. tie said
.lcS.c l.. Iutum Ia. II wife. Many f.. lioliuI, /, :.
said Isaac : ". liultun rs> u wife. AIIc. lIuIipu
that the said jackson \. iut;uI let a U,,I Az
Sarah. VIC has sine. iHIcrrnH TirG win Alil.,-
,itr,rDai Il: thai the said !, L. ta->iE,> ana
Brujru!in A. iI"'tun ale rr"r.i,d. nri That III.
.lNcn names oi their wives nlc ji.kt.uvt. i. li.
com lal ant: that the said Ben iuim \. fiu.fpu
dccra>,t. Lett widow. th.HIp ,r I!oiIoH: IhIl
ihe Sid Schlinc 4. iin> 4 hts ,hld. Henry l. irr:
that tlir said Forrest lluIlu., I..> Wit. Annie ID
NOiton: that all the >ai rr'nunf.'> ave nul-r,,,
dents Ui The State "I Nhiti ltd. ,N,viu .iaIn,>
loitOn. who rc,iicS III Coca county uingcS.iri.
and that all the said parties {, ia cIi>r an.
Adults except lila and Cs,ii I".u.r VIA AR, NJ
!ani>. under t"cht -uIlc YEAR %. a."
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IT was needless for the men near Mon
treal who sold whisky to Indians to put
strychnine in it, for doubtless it was
deadly already. Can he be convicted of
murder, under the circumstances? The
jury might decide that the whisky was
fatal without the supertiuous poison.
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\ LEADING Massachusetts, politician
says Gov. Butler is not as unpopular in
his own State as many people would
have us believe. He is candidate for
re election. When he gets through with
the Tewksbury investigation he has
another sensation TO give the pubic.
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Heartily Recommended.

Don't condemn good thing because
you have been deceived by worthless
nostrums Parker's Ginger Tonic has
cured many in this section frow nervous
disorders, aud we recommend it heartily
to such sufferers.
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MOT, e.. ShnnId kn-M il

Frctiul babies came, help disturbing
every body, and mothers >nouid t;u", how
suothIuG Iarhcr'S Ginger Iuhir is. 1t
stops babies pains. makes them healthy,
relieves their own anxiety AID is sac To
use.
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NEFl ADVERIISEME EN- rs.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

rFIlIS is to give notice that tho sub
L scribcr OF Cecil county. hath obtained IF, m
the Orphans Court "i said county. letter. t"~la-
mcuiarv on the personal estate Of
HENRY HOPKINS,
lat" OF srid county. deceased. III persons haNin
claims against the said deceased hereby warn
ed to exhibit the same with the vouchers tiI"Tc"
duiy authenticated.
On or before tie .i,h day 81 April. 1851:
they may otherwise. by law. he excluded trul:l 81
benefit Of said estate" All persons indebted L.
said estate are requested To- make immediate" pay
mcnt TO TIA" subscriber Given under my hand
TIL, 24ih day OF April. 1883.
HENRY JOHNSON.
F.Nccutur OF Henry Johnson. dee 1t.
TrSt-I. u. MILLER. Register
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ALEXANDER F. NIILERs, who died a
few days ago in Philadelphia, was man
of strong mind. He bequeathed his
money and property to his attending
physician, and his body to the University
of Pennsylvania for dissection and ere
nation, his ashes to be thrown away and
not to be given to or viewed by any of
his acquaintance.
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Ten YEARS in Jail is a slight punish
ment for Phipps after all he has done
to dishonor Philadelphia, but as the boy
said who could get only two pieces OF
pie, 90 It's bett er'n nawthin.'
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CALIFoRSIA is beginning to rival
wines are rapidly taking the place of
the French, and her silks are coming to
the front very fast. The endowment by
the State for school for reeling silk.
under the auspices of the State Board on
Silk Culture, will help this movement
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ORDER OF PUiSLiCATiON.
JOHN X. lIDITb.E

II TII.N \. TITItlI ~
KrIcc.l : Nolt"u George NclI"adti and I!"r-
fti.a \! h.> vile. kumt Noitn.i. futuciS llui
ton. Iuiiu bolton. Charles \. IIu.jon ii >ir.i.i
h.s vie. .lIuIcs Il. li"lluA and Enini lii NIi".
4 ofn;ts motion ana Selma his wlte " tiii1m Y.
Is. Hp!tnn and = lrIh MS wife. jesse - Hoiiuu
ard Maj. J.. his it,. Isaac \. ". iluliuI Hn'i
Alice hi> VIE. Amos Strickland ami Sarah his
wife. .Iu.u II. Hvli"u ana - iI"ii"H his wi.
benjamin X. i'ultun and - HuItuu his Wii".
t.S<lr, lIoit"n amt -- iiu,tun his wife. char
tie Holtun. Henry Barr aud : 'IIi!!r l. Il, :
wife Forrest Notion and Annie -. lis wit.
Marsol. NJ lioitrn. William II. huil"t. r.!
Hull0n, Cecil lIuIrUu and James Huitu'.
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The wonderful exodus to Dakota still
continues. Every Western paper brings
news of it. At this rate Dakota will
have population enough for two or three
States before the next Congress expires.
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ANOTHER genuine original Uncle Tom
he of the cabin-is dead There are
now only thirty nine of him left.
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ANTS-ZEII.rN -tn VI ~ :, lSSs, ~
tl,r NJ +. P,r~ nr,.r in C,aaIrnn. ;,y tn
Rev. i. Is. M"rr'rf, John &. kIi'x /" M!~
Annie. Il .ni,.N
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sS.YHE+WHIGS:

eaF-FMINsNTLY VALUABLE FOR ITS LOCAL AS WELL AS
GENERAL INTEL LlGENcE. NEWS COMMUNICATIONS ARe
RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED FROM ALL SECTIONS OF THE
COUNTY. IN ABOLITION TO THE WEEKLY CONTRIBUTIONS
ITS REGULAR CORPS OF CORRESPONDENTS.
ANONYMOUS COMMUNICATIONS WILL RECEIVE NO
ATTENTION. tn NAME OF THE WRITER BEING REQUIRED
NALL CASES as A GUARANTEE OF GOOD FAITH.
MARRIAGE AND DEATH NOTICES INSERTED eRATul-
rousLY. OBITUARIES WILL BE CHARGED HALF THE
USUAL Rate OF TRANSIENT LOCAL MATTER
Local mat Ten cents line for single inSer
ron.
TrGnSientr -. Eight cents line for one, and
-Four cents line for every additional insertion.
one inch Of space counted as iceire lines. one
>oiuma, Fire Dollars per inch, one year.
Four changes aIoCed to yearly advertisers lcHhout
additional charge.
p The circulation of The Wig being among the
most intelligent classes of Cecil county and the
adjoining counties of Maryland, Pennsylvania and
Delaware, its proprietor confidently recommends II
TO Business Men as most desirable medium for
remunerdtiue advertising.
To maintain its high standard as a family journal
offensive Objectionable advertisements ,ciH be
admitted into its columns at any price
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THE dude cannot long endure the
ridicule heaped upon him, and his dis
appearance may soon be expected. The
introduction of dude as a companion
for Jumbo is great chit in Mr..
Barnum's show, and the Indignation of
dudes generally is as intense as it is
possible for beings of their limited ca
pacity to feel.
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- Ask Your grocer for a trial ho;ti, OF
IIauc~' Horse Cure" II is the best lin
m-nt in the viii" world for man and beet
!. l.. iirMlLl, icul. AIT, New Park, PI.
my .,..bIu
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Q|'e Qtei| 1l1|is.
ELKTON, MAY II, 1888.


IN 1880, the thermometer reached 90
degrees on the 10th of May.
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HIGH license has scored two more
victories in the West. In Des Moines
where the license fee was fixed at 81 ,O00
the saloon keepers have shu. up shop in
order to bulldoze the authorities, it is
said. We should think the authorities
could stand it if the saloon keepers can
At Evansville, H., the license fee was
fixed at 5000, and the liquor men refused
to pay. \ number of influential citizens
signed petition to the council to raise
the fee to $1,000, and the liquor sellers
came down with the 5000 very promptly.
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The eclipse of the sun on Sunday, to
observe which an expedition of American
astronomers has travelled about 5000
miles to Caroline Island, one of the
Marquesas group in the Southern Pacific,
may have furnished important informa-
ton as to the solar atmosphere, and may
even have revealed to Prof. Holden the
presence of a planet nearer to the sun
than Mercury, but the world will know
nothing as to the success of the expedi.
ton until about the LIST of June, when
the arrival of the party at San Francisco
is expected The results of the observa-
tons of the transit of Venus on the 9th
of last December have not yet been de-
clared, and it may be years before they
will be fully ascertained. but there will
be no such delay in determining the ad-
vantages derived from the observations
of yesterday S total eclipse. Were Caro-
line Island connected with New York by
telegraph the result of the expedition
might already be known.
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~ | AN showing each day now GA n e
Court House yhri, Il c.o.lrrIi"m OF chni, e
plants, which sill n cir," price, and
guarantee them IL he of the choicest v3rit-
ties. Il. II. BELL.
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Jay Gould Sells the Would"

The New York II"rH. of Thursday
morning, Published the following card:
TIL" undersigned las this day trans
ferrcd t" Mr.. Joseph Pulitzer, the we'll
known founder and cdit,r of the II.
Louis R'Si-I eSp"trA, the entir, control If
the H"r1d newspaper, which will be is
sued under Mr.. PuIitzer'S editorial man
agemrnt on and after to morrow morn
ing. May II. 1883
MIR. Pultz"r'> experience rs Journal
list. and his devotion Ia sound Democratic
principles. warrant the confidence and
good Will with which the undersigned
cordially commcnd> the Iio,lI under his
direction. to the public of New York.
WM. HENRY IIuELEEHr.
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FOR SALE,
SHEEP and LAMBS FOR SALE

SENENEl-FINE head of Choice Sheen
~ and Lambs Tor sale Apply upon farm Of
subscriber. one mile north nf Cherry Hill ON OLD
Rank Rohd. DANIEL ARBUCKLE
Apr 1t-.sy
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REV ADTERT,ISEAE NI,S.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF
THE CECIL RATIONAL BANK,

Al rom pEro~lT. - IHE STATE of NhEliNHh
at he rusn."t hW~iu"rS. My 1T. i>N-.
kL,~lT R('f.~.
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FOR SALE.


Owing to the fact that my business IN
town demands my undivided attention
will sell at IA bargain Que OF the hnest
farms IN McLeuuau county, Consisting
of near 500 acres OF lana aud within less
than one halt mile OF the corporate mn
rs of the city of Waco at nearest point
The lmproN enc Is consist 4 a two story
frame residenc, with eight rooms I'M
ished, large and ceilent barn aud com,
modIous stock -h d. and cribs, tenant
honses, -four large clsterus and large
ground tank m pasture, anordlh- an
abundant supply Of water, Abou ig
acres IN d high State of cultivation, win
about 500 now seeded with wheat ana
oats, about 25O IN pasture, aud balance
in meadow aud timber and fine orchard
/ Also. fifty head of tiut short moi cHttIr
eight good mules, one new tGre7IIer
two sell. binding reapers, and all 04theI
necessary ia ming implements ana ii"
cbiuery. Viii sell all together or ,hu'
separate For price aud terms appll V
W. b. RICE,
O1rltf Waco NHIOua Bank,
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Expensive Runaway

About 1890 o'clock We, erday morn.
lug "a horse, attached { dray, ON the
east side Of the square, became mmHn-
ageab aud iiuall, broke away from his
driver and started ON run for Austin
street. His first freak WAS to dash the
dray against ON. Of the posts supporting
John Nlecpcr's ign ut the square and
shHp It the post in tvo. With the
dray uuIujured he hen completed the
run ~ the west side of the square, and
being much too elegant a horse to keep
tu he street, lac took the 81 IeWalk at the
e. rner Of the bank and dashed up il,
scattering the pedestrians and lOun ers
that locality with astonishing alacrity.
At Mr.. G. ROhinsun'- he ran the drhy
against the showcases sitting in front Of
the -tore and wrecked them totally,
Striking these. caused the DIR ~ to swing
around aud i. next same IN contact with
the posts which support the awning in
front of Mr.. r. and knocked them "ut
Of position and nearly brought down
tin whole structure He fell ia front Of
Eikel a Breus edits and was cut ont Of
the dray aud got up kicking aud ready
for another run. He made Il trcmeu
dous noise with his dray us he rushed
up the sidewalk and scye al horses
Mtchcd near 10y became excited and
pulled upon their hitrh rCins Hs if they,
too, wun,yd t. JOIN IN the riCe. \ team
attached to Mr.. Carriers milk wagon did
run OIL and duehug across the square
scattered cans, covers seat and other
mONabos iu reckless profusiun m their
uuth. They brought up in front Of
Martins furniture house with badly
uscd-up wagon. Several teams att chcd
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name for assistance to carry out and FIJI
1 III thrlt ohlEalion and trusts u member.
| al the city cover mvnt. then We rise tu
suggest THAI, rather than force our COIN.
ell 10 hurt somebody's feelings, by calling
on them with dem md 10 do their dutv
| our city government be abolished ard sc
seek rell'l under the projection of county
government.
- MI Lawrence, representing the Katie
iulham COMEDY company, leit on our
table last night samples ot the souvenir
programmes used in The Old Curiosity
shop and Lena" They are dainty.
pieces oi work, handsumer than the ID, q
moraIda. souvenirs and will DE priz, d by
those who get them Us a REMINDER of ont.
OF the lOlllc,t OF little wom.n who ever
made an audience cry and laugh in the
same breath.
A litllu negro girl by the name of
Martina lAncl s'Was ~ rested yesterday and
brought before Justice Evans upon TIN,
charge of committing m aggravated AS
sauIt and battery upon Rubi. buchanan. 3,
little white boy. The assault was made
with a brlcl, and club. This charge seems
10 be the ougrowth OF "a general row and
unplru~lntnCss between the scholar, ut
the white and those of the cOlorcd school.
IN East Waco. 1 he girl was bound over
10 appear at the next term OF the county
cuult.
There will be quite a jull in theatre
cal amusrments now, giving depleted
pocket books an opportunity to recupcl-
ate. There is even time Tor bad spell OF
weather to spend it, wrath and b. sue
cecl,d 10y sunshine and dry streets. Then
Katie Putnam, ST. pleasantly remembered
by our people. VIII beam upon Us and
capture houses that haven't been seen
since the lasl night of mInt-curh urlu-
drama. The FluriJa editor who de-
scribed Katie Putnam IL a nutcIialiZri
champagne cocktail, hit the nal ON the
head.
y a. Blair, Esq, returned yesterday
from Coleman county where he has been
investing ina Hook OF tive hundred head
of sheep. lie reports that large numbers
Ui sheep have die from the effects at the
cold weather Onc Il Ok OF twentl-sevcn
hundred lost over two hundred, and out
Of another large flock all are dead eNcort
about ycuty-iivr. | he lussts are attri-
butei TO insufficient protection and lack
OF feed. In fact those who provided good
sheds amt food for their sheep have lost
comparatively very few and some herds
nave WcathCrcd the storm without losing
a single head. Capt. Blair is well pleased
with hi, prospects and We feel assured he
VIII be successful, in tins venture Il, he
generally Is IN his undertakings.
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nr. a smi,Irr,. schnnI

The regular session Of DIR, a. SuhIcr'
schou begins ut tine Jewish synagogue
ON Monday morning next and parties
desiring lave their children at en- ]
are requested to leave their names at
Sanger Bros store. A full course Of
English and German will be taught 10y
the Doctor an no extra charge is made
for instruction in Germ II. The school
will he strictly uon-sectarian. Dr
Suhler will be ut the school room TINS
morning from . II for the purpose OF
meeting aud examining any who d"sir,
tubecome members Of his schpul.-32- II
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II you go to Dublin remember ana
stanat Tie CITY Hotel. All drummeFH
-tnn there. HE bll, OF fare is first class
m gls eAcellentIy well served PIP ng h9'
and TO M clean aud AIRY, wan uICe " ',lI.
The Clty Hotel Is one OF me uesl ,,o''''
1,, Inc I'm. of the Central UZUbdlm
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O} aim
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rhe Hnge otthe season

Are the lat It deAgus u initial lace
pins. Call and see them at
ug1If j. LlyGSHKG'-.
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settled,
a Challenge,

That our pure wines at low price, are
to be had only Of ]. A. Goldstein, No. 81
Austin street, -Ol25tc,
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unmIettA KIau"er'

Garry your prescriptions 10 ~ ~ .r,'
Klsubrr's drug store ana nave l.55-i.
pared from fresh, pure drugs
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Clothing-Call at b. liaber's ana
get one oil those cass. suits at 40"
,,rire -OgUitC
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Jacks for sale

Two tine. proof jacks Tennessee and
Mites stock, TrDa- raised, Tor sae, or
VIII be iarmed out to goOl man, Apply
10 ROBr WORKMAN,
% lin BO.queylIle
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Can at Haber's aud get one Of those
ancy scarfs Al low PRICE --UsO4lc
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That We know will not be accepted
J. l.. Barnes has the finest old sour mash
whisky 10 be found in Waco. O2lilm.
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25.CEhT COLUMN.
JUST RECEIVED.

4 SO ukR invoice ut those beautiful Is lden
y AtnulNltp~, White Grape Myrtles, White
lilavs, buetyiA. ~yrluglu, ChAstc Tree, Iullp
Tree. lNrr-hparlug Mulberry fAulunla. sc.
10, 81 corner Gfh and Austin W \GskN
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