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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-17

The city recorder was occupied all
day yesterday IN the trial Of tine cases
Of the cit against Sanford johnson and
Noll j hueun. Sanford Johusru's cnsc
was trled in the morning. lie was
charged with II violation Of article
22j of the city ordinances, 10y
selling beet in quantities lcsg than whole
quarter at a time, al a pl ace other than the
market place designated by the city. A
jury WAS selected to Try the case, and after
hearing all the evidence and the cirCum-
stances OF the case, they rendered u YER
dict OF not guilty. a7 to Sanford johnson.
The compliant WAS made against john
son himself and hi, employees for selling
beet In violation Of the ordinance.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-17

Mr.J. II. HARRISON cauc in ON last eve
ninS's Train.
MI Art Mul'cos Is In from Terrell. and
vii spcn "a few dny IN lhr city.
Mrs. Fre2, OF Lonnr, who has been
spending u few duys very pleasantly with
the family ct Mr Remnant, returned home
yesterday morning
There lisa bouncing baby boy Mt the
home OF Mr.. and Mis-. iCc.u GCur e. and
"ur esteemed iclluW.c citizen, the venerable
Nit. W. X, kclum, Is u grandfather again.
:. G. bigger, Esq. nilul States district
attorney, wa In tue city yesterday, IN
cunnrct'un with the Ro-quu 4, uunLy
whisky cases. Having disposed OF thpm
he cit last evening Tor Mulu, ga Official
business.
Mcssrs james |. Moore, W, IL. Watkins
Peter McC.ellHnd, 81, VIM. Cameron and
G. W. Smti,ry were pa-stngpr, On the In
coming Missouri Nucllic trlin from the
south last night, They were returning
iroma llying trip to Lumpa.as.
Nj. Frank &. pltsker the courteous nd-
vance agent 81 the "iInlrl-kirko" COM
uany. paid or ufliue II pleasant call tc.-
trtd'v. We wilt have "tlaX * rken on
the 92nd aud 9lth. The Addison square
theatre company does not tray,l On Good
Friday or On sundays.
Miss Willie NJ King, who has be nj
tending BrIlrwOui seminary, near Louis-
vile, KY. returned home ON rtursd4y
evening. She was accompanied by her
friend, Mis- Ida Wmts II, formerly 81
Robin or, In this county, bul now residing
with her aunt IN Galuuu, Femme scc.
Nj. Walt,r Is. King, son OF Rev. =. A
King, ID. u. returned We tcrIlny from
Louisville, Ky, where he has spent the
last two wears a. II student ui phprmacv.
His brilliant cOur-c th,re, aud the high
honOts he won, have alIrdy been men
toned m the HAMMER. lie find, friends
on every hand To greet and cunerutul te
mm, and all are glad to sc him home
again,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-17
'ERUSTEE'S SALE.

Whereas, on the 18th dav ~ January lN-' NJ
+. carter ala eNrCut" and deliver to IA ui. er.
ssnrh Go W Jackson, rs trustee, his cer-
tain deed OF convey vance In trust to secure 4
II Jones a order, IN the payment of "a rprfgin
pruni-.ory note for three thousand dollar. al
even tate " tn sail deed, aud due two ypar4
AFTER date with interest from date ~ ten u,r
cent pef Annum, payable quarterly, Whrrrl
tie iul OWING described lands We're ruus coy utl
a, security tor SAID debt; AMI NNhrrsus. it was
provided IN said trust Il ed, that II the said
carter should fail a. pay any paitur the Inter.
est on said note Is the same should become uuu
on any quarter, then said principal and inter
est should both become due, ami the under
-lguei should. at the request ut the said 4 II
jones enter upon and take possession " th,
property hrrinuitrr described, a.d sell ia,
same ~ pnbhr outcry vt the court house u cor
OF McLcnnan county, Texas, tor cash, after
giving tWcnty DAYS tee II the time pIur,
aud terms of sal" by alNerti.eIuer for thal
length pi time 90 some newspaper uuhl -htt BOO
Waco and whereas, such default has bean
made bF said Carter In the uAymrutut Interest
a. aiorr ala. aud the ,ait \ II me, his Iu
writing Instructed the uudrr-igue l A- trustee
Ia proceed and furcolDse said trust:
Sow therefore, In consideration ut the prem
l,es lwill sell At publ . auction, tor cash, at
the court b u-r door Of VI Lehman county d.
Ihe city Waco, on Tue day the ION ia of
AprH, l0>5, within legal hours, the following
IL -criurd real property
That certain tract 0r parcel Of land, lying
and he ug situate In East Waco lu said coa1t
OF McLtnnin, state Of Texas, and Ir,rriueut.
tllluwS, tu-Wit:
thlrt en-, on the + side Of Elm street.. n
said Eat Waco, at point where ,lil min,
,irsrt - ,n'rr-rotfn 10y al alley thcucH s.. 3,
suli In street one huudieI loon irri. tb..,.
: ~ heg- + one hundred 400 feet thence
\ ~ degs. z, NIFTY feetj thence :. So. log
20 alloy; thence ST., ,la-, ". oTa Ib,irir.i
ana ten lrel 10 Kim street aforesaid ~ poiut
ut beginning '0''''
Provided, however. that an alley va, is
reese el and uUuUul flrUff.rI. D.
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III,.,I.


q. Time. democrat. liu
At $50 o'clock T.. M, TuCsIhy, March
Is, 1883. at the age ni - years \ months,
T.. W. Woodiicl II native OF Nir 'inii, and
resident Of this city ipr over 30 Years.
His trirnds mud ncVuHlnttnces, and also
the friend and rrHuIos ul Ls son Henry
l.. W 'udliui, are respectfully requested tn
attend his funeral. which wall take place
from his son. Henry |. Noodlirrs resi-
dcuce ~ 1t. Andrew street, bet vocn An.
nuncIatiuu aud Chippewa streets, thus
evening ut I o'c.urk
Richmond, Va Cincinnati, o., Waco
and Calvert, Texas, papers please copy.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-17

One-of the latest ami most n..
Ill liquid catlartlcs, this e,en6att 'a ,N d
ton IS made with scruptlol. F'ia
ne best anu most carefully st,tc,,J lss
rial. 1t is with the greatest nI ,s'e- "
We recommend this very .ro t.. 10
harmless remedy rs being the IVY s.g n
surcst laxative and cathirilc tor " gs u
males and children. nov in u.s .s''
habltual constipation and iudi,e.Ti--
cannot iind.anythl < more ,prrlr q. n
tain. Ii is combined with arn,S,,@ >
such II manner that the b.,'cror,. " :
eaStarh saSrada is completely d,.g'i2
Ask your druggist lorit, ami be- !,-'
take no other. Prize jU cent, ~, ' ,..a
Prepared by Tucker u Wti, ~ NJ
Texas. IA
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-17

NV YORK March III am still busy
looking over the various novelties as they
appear In the millinery market, and puf-
chasing iudlclously Tor the spring uadp.
] have sent to the Fashion BaZtr a hand.
some assortment Vt neckwear, new style
veilings, new shapes and shades in misses
and childIen's hats. LunGtry hair pins, in
new-and many other fancy nod. The
advice 10 my saleslady to advertise them
went with the goods, so you ray know
they are now In stock awaiting your in
spectiOn. Mas. ELLA ). Cones.
U3lld&Wlw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-17
To the Ladies'.

| an receiving my spring and sum.
mer goods, vii have the prettiest aud
largest stock OF millinery and fancy
goods ever brought to Wac. Thanking
you for your past patronage and asking
continuance OF same; we sly come
and see us. A new line Of hair goods, a
large stock of hair; braids FROM 81 to
50; dress making by Mrs. Austin: dress
charts 81; pleating machines, 81; stamp
ing done; hair bought; hair worked M
MRs. b. j. Doss,
No. OK, Austin street, up stairs.
--ll4nSlNMic
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-17

The leading lumber men ofthis section
are still at the front IN their line Mt all
their various points, with the largest,
best selected aud cheapest line of lum-
Der shingles, doors, sash, blinds, etc, to
be found anywhere. At Waco they carry
u very heavy stock and do an extensive
Jobblng trade IN doors sash, etc. Prices,
e tlmates. and any information will be
cheerfully given by en- ling ut their ofiicr
or writing To- them Orders by mail will
receive prompt aud careful attention.
02Ugd&wtf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-17
u t.OodnON n 90

This is the name NJ the manufacturers
Of that celebrated Golden Belt Flour.
which has met with such popular favor
IN Waco aud all other towns where it
has ever been introduced. 1t Ia the
flour thrt combines all the requisite
qualiti desired bv the most rxactng
person, being superior to all other
brands at the price. UncNccllpi uni
formlty, backed by the broudest guur.
antee that can be- made, and pronounced
the gem Of sutisfac ion by all who have
ever tried 1t, Made from choice WI ter
wheat 10y the latest improved machinery,
by thoroughly experienced millcrs.
Bought for spot cash, and is without a
rival IN Waco, for good goods Tor low
price. Sold only 10y
\. JoNES TAILOR 4 Ruo.
Nos, 4 and PIather Block.
O3lltr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-17

Neither mental nor PLY steal labor can
be accom- lished satisfactorily unless
the ,ystcm is in order. When YOU feel
tired, languid, wearied without exertion,
the mind slow to act, and requiring
great mental effort you can rest as,
sured that your liver is not acting prop
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-17

by obtaining from Sanger Bros. some
of their new purchases in carpets, such
ns velvet, body, tapestry, three or two
Ull, PLAIN and fancy mGttIngs, and all
that Is needed to make your home @ M
Portable aud beautiful. Their prices are
ulw Us the lowest.-3-lltc
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TIne nres. linLInr

Ladies wishing dresses made in the
very latest spring styles should call on
Mrs. A. 1. Hodges, southwest corner of
Austin and Sixth streets, up stairs. Will
cut ard fit dresses. French tailor avs.
tenn used III cutting. Fine work u
pec'aty, Satisfaction guaranteed.
Give her call. Orde's from abroad
given special attention. Address Mrs.
A. |. Hodges, p. o. box l0l, Waco, Tex.
-3l3-lm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-17
FROM WASIiINGTON
Army Officers stepping Dow
nnd Dat

WAsmSGroN, March lB. TIE following
named officer. of The army were to-day
placed upon the retired list for III abl ifles
Incurred in ser ice. Cnpt, JAS. n Rul ms,
ordnance dep rlmrnt; WIN. Fuick, second
inI4ht y H. Benson. seventh infantry.
Lieutenant ". n. Harmon. tenth cavalry
ID. a. Griffith, thild infantry: Thomas L.
Brggs, fourteenth Infantry; George NJ
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-17

a positive cure tor an malaraI poison.
in, cuiil-. lever and aguo, is found in
NJ rsr's ALuc Magnets. Fifty cents per
hON. Sod NNo.e-rlr and retail bv Castles
Morrison ~ Co.. Waco. Decentralization.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-17

Eruptons, sores, pimples, rheumatism
are hut indicators uf impure blood.
Acker's Blood Elixir is the rene y. Sold
by Castles, Morrison a Co., " AGO, Tex.
AS. -Ull6dwly-l
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-17

Ladies', if you want bargains in
hosiery, wait till Levine Bros open
1900 puir4 next week, which they will
sell at half prce.-u3yl'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-17
TO BE
F and al Eaton 5
The best variety in Waco. at prices
that please every one.
10 BE
u Il Lie A CIES:

3pound tin broilod front, 80 cents pei
tin.
3 pound i'm mackerel and toma' C.
sauce, 80 cent per tin.
pound tin smoked salmon, - cents
per tin.
: pound tin smoked Finnaw Haddies,
- cents per tin.
: hound tin fried ssa trout, 70 cents
per tin.
, pound lin broiled fresh mackerel, 30
cents per tin.
tin. '''' P''
3 pound tin miuce moat, % cents per
TIN.
tin. Pc
8 pound tin apple butter, 60 cents per
. pound TIN peach butter, 80 cents per
tin '''' P''
tin. ''' Po'
. pound tin pear butter, so cents per
Our Silver Dust Flour at $3.50 per
hundred ar Sl.I5 per suck.
Our Delmqnico Flour at $500 per hun.
bred or Sl.SO per sack.
Our Patent Flour at $500 per hundred
or S2lO per sack.
lnese brands are pronounced the hest
III ms market 10y those who have tried
them, ''''N
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-17

Call at J. H. Barnes, No. g. Austin
avenue, b tween Fourth and Fifth
streets and see the oil of gudness
pnnrel ont. W2lllm.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-17

Remember that you can buy good
staple groceries at cost bv calling at X.
W. Hill store. corner Fifth aud Aus
tim strneta -Mmlf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-17

Two great evils headache and con
stipation, affecting al humanity, are re-
loved by Balley's Saline Apericnt.
2gSiw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-17

There will hc concert Tonight BY
llrhcl's German band at the Palace
sn'n n. Come and hear delicious music.
UJlJ-lt
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ETs sN TELEGRAPH
COTTON.

IIyEurooi. March lG-NDun Cotton Is
castor. upLnds, -u,t p 'tIi p,leans, i 81.
lean $50 ht'H-.
NrN ORLEANS, March TN Soon. --Cptt.n is
quiet MdIling, gli-l6c. Receipt, 1850
bales
NEW Yot.A. March IG--Nopn --C Ittnn l.
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just received, magnificent hue Of
gents Fire ch percale shirts. Call and
examine them at the Que price store u
Levine Bros. N3DitG
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-17

WAsuISGToN, March lG.-The presi-
dent has suspended Judge Wilson G..
Hoover associate justice of the supreme
court Of Arizona territory, pending i'm
yestigatl1n 10y the department OF Justice
~ charges NJ c rrunt practices in accent.
ing hrlbo, Judge Hoover is we'll
known IN this city from his connect ON
with the Dickson star route cases.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-17

\ Hr5e amount ~ t,,l,t .Oaps, face
pOvdci tud G. jl"t preparations, al II am
lett y klnu err. . u
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-17

Remember tie oyster after each drink
It Rupvrs. 2l5t,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-17

IIammetark," % lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price - and % cents. Sold
by Castles, Morrison n Co., Druggists,
Waco, TeXas.--O2OSGm-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-17

c me and look at those beautiful s.l-
l.nlh dis at % cents. yard Just upsu.j
at Levine Bros 4tc NJ
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-17

That J. j.. Barnes has still on hand Il
little Of that old brand Of North Caro-
lima apple braudy.-O2lIim.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-17
The Wonder Of The Aos.

1t is TO be found in the "Electi "
ralgia. Lotion when is tsf bas,' S.'
celebrated ms the Only gcnuinrs,ce.-.
neuralgia, nervous hcuiache. rbe5r,'..
govt. tuothacuc, swollen nnb,. sri /.
tact all inllmmmatury diseases. f. "a a., q,
deltuI wtut ricatuCu effect tui, rsr..
has on tine sufferer IN removing tIs ~.
instantly, as II by magic. 1t is eDlttr-,
vegetable compound, aud peglectly ~.
les, In its action. II is uO numll, IN
II. ASK your druggist; price % sI
cents per bottle. Prepared oplv b.
Tucker ~ Willis. Waco, Texas. v
For the benefit OF the ucyIulog. =.
here append two certificates out Of D,,7
Mrs,r-. .fucherN wills,
Dear ~ir> 1t affords me pleasure IN -.
that your "E.eclric Neuralgia Lo'jo.r :,
iorIcd me leliel wuru ututr ier-.s
have Jailed. SAMUEL Z. WMosl
WACO, August lllM
GCntlomcn-lldyin- De tloubIel a.,
number of j ears with neuralgia ia >,
head, ant used many remedies, / Z,
nothing that gives such instant r!t Il
your Electric Neuralgia Loti0n.n
JouS 5, MOlu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-17

Veterinary surgeons all over the country
ale iercely denouncing parties who nut
mp extra large packs OF worthless trash
and sell Il tor condition powders They
sly that Sherdnn's Calvary Condition
Powders are the only kind now known
that are worth carrying home.
Uy1l1.Su1y
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Levine Bros, ore he peers Of gent
urnishers in Waco. " ltc
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PRjSMsTlC FOUNTAIN!

with It's myriad of colnrei Jet, original
w introduced In this country AZ an expense
OF 5000. The pronounced Int OF the
sucCtacle. A refined and chustc perform.
anc" in every particular. Ladies' and
children ARE especially invited to attend
and behold the most gurg Gus spectacular
scenic ELECTS ever presented to amusement
admirers.
See tile Fairy GrOtto; see the weird In
cauigtIon scene; SEQ tue Crystal Cascade;
ser the Illuminated Palace: see the grand
e.t OF all Transformation Scenes
Usualpriccs. sale OF reserved seats com
mcncns Thursday morning at lirvietc's
irVelrv store.
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A big, luscious broIiei oyster follows
each drink at Rupcr's. 2lltc
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80 Particles Ibuy.

A. ~. IN. the mass oi the day will be
celebrated ~ the church of the Assump
lion. The Panegyric OF the Saint will lie
delivered by the pastor OF the suid church
Rev. A. Badclon, on Sunday evening at
1880 All the children OF Ireland are kind
ly invited To attend.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-17

That we know will not be accepted.
j. l. Barnes has the finest Old sour mash
whisky 10 be found in Waco. --U2lllm.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-17

The best and purcst Il Noring extracts.
al Hamlet y khuher's -3-ll-lw
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Acker's Dyapcp-ia II uhlets never fail
Sold by Custlrs, Nor rison y Co.., Waco
Texas. --Ul lGdwly
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A nasal injector free with each ibottlc
Of Shioh's cutarrh remedy. Price 10
ccuts. Sold 10y Castles, Morrison n Co.,
Druggists, Nncu, rrxus. -U2OSGm-
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MONEY ANp STOCKS.


NEW pUEtAN-, March lG sight rNchaug,
ON Sew YORK steal. vi OIpcr 81 d ID premium.
sterling bank exchange Sl.s,
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Al poon Yesterday there were half 3
49,. 60 " Az y Nv foof ~ woodward
s $500. s<',,,e .sjeen some lookinC az
81 s.. 80 s~o I,hc IVA ;nss assurcd
Z s'sS.s,,;sr fhsf fhev mnsf have work
:. 49,. .'.;-.' ~ $780,. 4 cerslemsn
ss.j.,ar 1 s, s cnt " an once ana
s s.'.''.csc,, "a are ~ fhese men ana said,
!. NJ. scck ~ N honest man.
..Yes ~ 4 do..
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urnlrD ~ OAK ulLL CENxTEnY. wAsuiNo-
TON. D. O.. 5uSE =. l<<k
az iew> aud flowers or splendid Jurp.
with pearls and Enrlanns grace ~ tomb
wss ssss' M sncs ss wsra .d ds w is
~ whirh ri golden hearts shall bcat
0i Home. Sweet Home" iorever.
our mariner on the Spanish main.
The iAtfcrci miner N his tent
The wandsrcr On the thro6hInE plain In,
second How Of Hope Il bent
IN Home, Sweet Home" forever
"a whcn 10 buelc and the blast
where battle turns the lilies rod,
Through flashing columns standing fast
That leo him through y Glory's fame,
lie hears IN angel overhead
Sng Homo, Sweet Home forever.
The weary traveller who waits
In twllIGht's dim and drcar abode
me opening OF the Pearly Gates
rs as him, mime a fS through docss sjsr
s SIS ssi Home nc s~ss, lone forever.
A camp OF Blue. a camp OF Gray
A peaceful river rolled between,
Were pitched tuo rilIe-ehots awhy;
ne ne evening inv clouds We're crimson snow,
The twlnklin9 camp-fires family seen
Across the dark ming river;
Then coated from tho Federal band
The "Spanrlcd nanncr'e" starry strain;
The (;rays struck up their Dixie Land.
Ana Rally Round aud 4 Bonnie Blue"
Ana " Iicd and white alternate flew
An no such flights shall cross again
Tho Rappahannock kiver'
Ana shcn. above the CHANGING beam
OF sony" buxlc wurblcd low.
~liomc, Home. Sweet Home and voices
And Grav and Blue harmonious sang
All other eonre were like tho SNOW
Among the pines when winds are stillco.
And hearts and voices throbbcd and thrillc'
WITH" Home. Sweet Home forever.
No matter what the Flag unfurlcd
An. b,k1< Domum rules the world
Sweet SINGER OF the Song OF men.
Thou contest late 20 claim thine own
hut when the daisies rise again
Arrnycl In an thy borrowed dust.
The world viii hold thy words IN trust.
And ages chant from zone 70 zone
Thy Home. Sweet Home forever.
The Ncmnon murmurcd song. they thought
Ana iiushlnr marble warmed and caught
The sweet Ionic of the Greek:
All. frtIcr far nv lips shall speak.
Nor wait tho touch Of sun or stars.
For thee the nighttime has no bars
Welcome. dear heart and take thy resi-
A." Home. sweet Home forever
f<ui1mtu n. Taylor.
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whip; Ne stood a. stil - the wooden
horsc % the Trojans-
"Oh. daughter. daughter. he's balk- |
|ngI' cried the elder lady. who np-
10 bo IN invalid. III there's
horse.
'sAllow me. madam \ said Harvey,
again advancing.
He twisted the animals ear q mo-
ment 20 divert bis attention. then took
him BY the BIT and led him several
PAGES.
See. mamma, the pony has got over
his sulks. Thank you. sir"
The young lady resumed the reins;
the fractions quadruped promptly ~
fused 20 stir.
LET me get out, Lila; won't 60 -
other step with him.
He doesn't seem 70 be going" said
the daughter, with vexed laugh. .You
know you cant walk . rod. You'll
surely have . relapse, mamma. Il you
don't sit still"
Again Harvey led the pony. Again
the tantalizIng nag stiiIcd in his harness
the instant Miss Lila took the rcins.
Many times was this farce repeated. and
many were the minutes wasted. Mean
time the sky had become overcast,
and thunder was muttering In the dis
lance.
my mother has been very III. IL she
Il caught ia the shower she may get her
DEATH" cried Miss Lila, IN distress.
"Oh. what shall we 40!
|" II you'll pardon the suggestion 4
might drive you p the Eyrle. = tnat Y
your desfinzt'cn' saI9 Harvey, wnn
deprecatory glance - M 1nasq pe' suing
costume -. -. y .o.,,
W, TX l.u' z'u' 49,
morse an9 caItF :,
icouiu come 20 mem.
Ana win Al MAMMA snsr's ~,
piilo"s' ne Pnae,on " s w.
enough TOT Us Two: x.,... u
nnn n y tIue; " n.ps.. sn..; -
TAT; me yon.n W. s"'e', ''''''l
rs i'ens spr'nss anu " 49, k..; 49,.
a .ne.e oa .;, = pea ~ III 49, 49,,
ihen you go WIN ma'nz'1' no : \ '''''
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-07-06

70 urisc = soap.cnrt
nunph' some Young men wou!d
~ Tools: :hin the deacon. VAIN "armtn'
ropoay nns any eau 70 % ashamed 70
oeii.e. sucn so:p ~ 4 make y you W
2 MIMI " run tne team to,.ny' hartey' |
\ snnIi pe op'ccSen 70 yon'
rn'een minutes iatcr ne worthy oca-
con "ns ex.snu'ns nv ncnIng Sns.n
upon the s.ttlng-room lounge and ga!-
ing tnronSn tnc open WINDOW a!te. ~
youtniui proxy, wno' guiy inlunts1 In'o
W 'ny.'e'ss =, "'s .na'Ap6' 49, ".'..nS
away "a tne pig blue cart Behind
louncea anu creakea ~ empty asn-p'n'
iankcd by two covered barrels "a soap;
put the swinging seat was clean nnu
comfortable, commanding fine view
q tne surrouno'ng country
4 nnt-,nllo nnu ino.s .n9 'oau Womb
neaccn Cnu'ier Wa w'tnn Iafner'
Farming, indeed, was ms cn'eI voca-
ZION, soap-po.'ns pc'ns ~ ncesssoly
venture growing out q sunuty ex,en,
siye experiments ~ me use q icacne1
nsnes - 2 iertiizef. - WV one q
those tnneiul mornings 70 ea[iy June
mnen - na.uIe lo'ns - ,.u uo~o.ot n,
lnc nom.y $3.50 ~ .sa srs' T ~,
srsc; c1.o9 ~ sne $1,000. !. ~ Nv
osloe'. nsss s.'1.' .s,. 80 s;.' = ~
1,'n7; eos''u .sa.y r s,r. ~ $3.50.
my passzeS mns' 49, 49, 49,. ~ -
~ yo. e's', ; ,''sI ,:."hes rs5,. I.
' n'.' ~'.n 's's ,;e aad n,ot;on ;rrad;s,sd
""'.I 49, ; i.~ ."' -. ~ 1fa,v.s.
~ ~ 1919 s ans ,.as i. 800 - =. 4
nncr s'u ''s~' " e "a '',,ci =. c,,ss.r -.
~ ''e. ~. . ~. ". ~ Ma .-...r-
L.. N '''''e Z" P''''s - - s~e
; .ws ..,-.. y 49,, ", .,.to 80 la.
~. " IL S,o s1's' ,.,ssj ~ g ia setslcd
.h so o ~ .r;s;o q ~ rose
..Tha..r" - s,.,.s "a - chsrce - -.
- ~ -, =. 49,;
~ Fl, INK, ' - hscr - college ~ fsll.
TX; -, I; ~ ~ fs sI conli osjx ~ ~
4 A.o' 10 = e''o
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-02-28
PURE. FRESH MILK,

Morning and evening. Ny Increase in
patronage oi over :2U per cent wit min IA
year is "A worthy recommend to those
who have not yet given me a trial.
have twenty tons of \ No. second
crop Alfalfa Hay, which ! VIII sell
chcaP for cash. -
dej.n J. W. DUFFY.