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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-04

Ironton is due the compliment and name
of being the "Eden spot of Southeast Mis-
souri," Judge Emerson's grounds have often
been spoken of as being the most attractive
of any in the State situated in town the size
of Ironton, and now comes Judge Langden
and Judge Russell, who are putting lakes,
walks, summer houses, etc, on their respec-
tive premises with almost equally as much
taste.-CentreuiNe Outlook.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-04

There was an old fellow named Flad,
Who sported large liver pad,
He got rid of his style,
With a quantity of bile,
By taking Smiths Bile Beans-alI could
be had.
For Sale at the Pilot Knob Drug Store.
Mr.. +. ID. Axe, wife and son have gone on
a visit to Pennsylvania.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-10-04

gun, game bag and 50 loaded shells for 80
THOs. Il. ROBERTSON, Arcadia House.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-07
PERSON AZ.

Mr + f Downs and son. of tempt,
cumr 10 on last evening ..uan.
Mr + a. Lohnes, route gent OF the
Pacific EEpre-- company Isl in he CITY.
Misses Mry Stephenson and Mry
kiunard are visiting ii,nds In N1ya-uia,
Prot ". Wallace. a prominent elura-
tor and lecturer OF Georgia, l. In the city.
Mr.. y. X. lindsay, representative of
Cpnanchc county l. 10, the city On hl,
way to Austin.
NJ. Billy" Arlington, OF the Airing.
tons Concert nnd COMEDY company, rs at
the McClclaud.
Capt. Ed Sharp, OF b squc county, a.
I'm the city. H. H. now oil proprietor al
one OF tue rne-t ranches in the state.
G. X. Bell, Esq, and his sister, Mi.i
Annie Bell, ot Hamilton county, are /" the
city, AT the residence OF Col +. a. Jones
Prot 4. II. NJ. Hunter, recently of Pati,
Tennessee, hut now rr gagged In sheel
raising In Bosquc county /, in the city.
Mr. I. ". Levine, OF New York, -cuio
member OF TIA" lirm OF Levine Bros
came In y"-t rday ON his regular aunua
/ visit AMI viii remain - few dty-.
MIR. Orcu Ctnm N, OF st. Louis, who az
/ rived here tcw da,s ago, ha' cha - a.
| the a. fire and business OF the singer sew
/ iugmaohlnr COMPANY IN tbi- district.
Mr. ". c. Ribs and family, ot Mis-.
is-ippi, arrived In this civ yc to-day, ani
are guests OF The bro her, VI iur L. [
Trhhs Mr. G.. ". Stlnylcy, IL broJhcr-in
D.. 90 B. f.t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-07
CLEI'RCH AND lPIT.
Piom- Points for PIous People.

There are uinety-three Presbytc-
rian churches in Philadelphia,
On an average in Switzerland not
more than one in ten goes to church,
\ mission church is to be erected
in Iululand, South Africa, on the
fatal battlefield of lsaudhlwanH.
The second Presbyterian church,
Philadelphia, just completed at IL cost
OF $50 600. is entirely paid tor.
The British Wesleyan Methodist re-
ports give the addition OF members
a. LOO a week during the last year.
The working people throughout
continental Europe are beginning to
plead for deiycrancc from sunday
work.
The English revisers OF the Old
Testament have completed the second
revision us far as the Book Of Pro-
verbs
a New York man has . finger ring
with all the ten commandments en-
grayCd ON il in such small characters
that they can only be read with the
aid of microscope,
A preacher who was not well &C.
quaiutcd with the elocutlonary art
placed the Infection ON the wrong
word, following the literal italic in
kjugs, xiii, p and read; Aud he
,pakc unto his sons, sa, ing, saddle
me the AS, and they -atdIed him
The Christian Advocate says that
il the minister, and members of the
churches would work rs ze,lousiy
and generally for revival Of religion
As the politicians and parriLtns do for
success, in one month thousands of
affairs in each OF the states would be
througpd with ouquireIs.
The K y. Joseph Cook says "the
seven wodern wonder, OF the world"
nrc. The speed OF iuteIcommuuica-
uou. the ,clt-retOrmatiOu OF the her
nit nations, the parallel advance Of
education aud democracy the world
over, the worldwide unity of civil
zVtiOH; the triumph of Christianity;
tho correct tu'tillmeut Of Biblical
prophecies, and the establishment on
sure basis OF sCieuutc super
natural SIN.
a pastor of one of the Congrega.
lionsl churches in Massachusetts has
distributed among the members of
his congregation cards on which are
printed the different plaus of church
work for the year, aud an invitation
to each member to write hi. or her
name opposite the particular work
IN which they are willing to IN
gage By this means the member,
are able to choose their own field OF
labor.
De pure an und, filed 'ligion, " say
the Rcv. Plato johnson, as Away
to be touu' in mau's pocket, Da
is Gurus place TO look for 'ligiou
bu, ef faint there faint no where. u,
man dat can't put hans on his 'hgiol
wen he put, m- hans on his poke
book amt got uone. Wen mai
talks loud but his 'ligi1u dat /
only purteuse; but when he shell
out lie hard cash he aiu't fuoliu' HI
Iuaaus bfyupss
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-07
THEN AND NOW.
The Great Change in the I'm
port of Lumber 10 waco

There il no business interest " Waco
more mp rtaut than the lumber trade.
While great de ! oi brick Is used for
buildings here IN he city, the major
portion ~ those bullding find lumber
more 81 ted to tHcIr means, and ~ the
country lumber Is the : j. mat rial, save
here aud there stone house. There
are many Of us who can remember very
well the ante. railroad lays, when the
heavy prairie schooners' " ere the only
means u getting lumber here. II was
a costly aud not over.plentitul commcd-
ity then, and every plank was handled
with care. An Examiner represent -
tive could OF help but revert to those
old days as be walked, yesterday
through one Of the finest lumber yards
in the t, aud inspected th great store
Of building material which the citizen VI
this day can buy so much ch aper than
then. tn, yard which commando his
attention Was TINT Of Mr. \. J Cdruthers,
on South Fourth street. j is fenced IN
on every side, hu great piles uf the
golden. colured PIN, sawed into every
sic needed in building, tower high
above the fence and fill "a large area.
lm- lumber is he celebrated long straw
yellow pine, mill,d at Beaumont, on the
Sabine river, eastern 1 NHs. 1t Is, III
our opinion, the finest lumber ever
placed IN tins market. Mt Caruthers
wishes Ms to assure builders and con.
tractors that he can give them satisfac.
tIou IN this lumber in price AS well as
quality. He also Il sires EN- to know
That he can fill the entire hill-Hll sizes
Of lumbcr-aud shingles, sash, doors,
blinds, mouldin =, etc. They will not
have the Inconvenience OF Getting part
Of the bill from him and going some.
whore elee % tiII the remaindcr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-07
RAILROAD RACKET.
what Doing Throughout the
Country.

lis expected that the Atlantic and
Pacific viii be completed TO the june
ton with the southern Pacific near
the Colorado river, about the mildly.
Of March, and soon thereafter through
trains TO the Pacific will be put on.
Houston Post. 9TH: Captain Ileriot,
otthe Texas Western Narrow Gauge
road. took trip to tue BIazos bridge
Yesterday Tor the purpose of inspect
ing the --latest Improvement and also To
look oyer the track Ii is now thought
trains will not cross the bridge before
next Tuesday.
AUGUSTA, Ga, January 3 The
. Augusta and Knoxville railroad ccm-
pamy has failed to pay the January
interest ON its bonds, amounting 20
$3.50 600. a meeting OF the stock
holders is called to cudeayer to pro-
vide the means to pay the interest
The road IL la operation trem Angus
ia to Greenwood, y. c 70 miles.
The - Louis Railway Register say.
that Galveston has forever lost
the golden ,opportunities and that
New Orleans will have the preference
and become more than ever the me-
rropolis of the South. The trouble
was that Galveston allowed Houston
to become the principal railway ter
minus OF the State. 1t Galveston had
offered to stand the expenses of tn,
bridges TO the main land the rail
roads would have done the rest blu
NV the errors OF the past cannot b,
rect ii d.
The Gulf, Colorado and Santa +,
completed connections .bctweei
Galveston and Houston, by lay in.
one and fourth miles OF track on h
3O'hu lt. The Gulf, Coast and SAINT
te line will be only four mil longc
than that OF the old G., II. and II
Depot buildings are TO be erected on
Congress street at the crossing of the
Narrow Guage rsilway. The compc
ution between the CALVES on, uDus
ton aud Henderson road, aud th'
Houston branch Of the Cult Colorad,
aud Sauta Fc will be lively, witt
odd in favor OF the latter, tor tn
reason that the run to Galveston vii
be made in quick time.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-07
Down on the Passion Play

The Presbyterian denounc,s the pro.
posed production OF the Passion play as
theatrical sacril e. 1t says the demural-
iziog tendency OF the theatre is shown in
that it alone furnishes the audaclty to
bring out tor public traffic what is shock
in to the holest inluitiOns OF Christen-
dom The tact that an actor has the
blasphemOus temerity 10 persOnatc the
crucilei Relecmer is held to give ground
Tor sympathy Tor the original cruciti Rs
Tor reasons tine world has never consij-
cred in their favor. They werr led on by
conviction. wicked and ir, nzied, IN behalf
OF what they thought tue highest inter
tsis OF their religion. They thought
they did God service. But this crowd is
in,tisated oy no higher motive than heart
less gain. II ltwere religious yea however
iniatultpd, We might pity the manner of
its exhibition; but this must be eli out.
The admission tees forbid this. which are
10 be more relgiuusly looked after than
even the scene Of the mock crucjdXion,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-07
GRANTS St Ests
The Generals T"ndue.s tor
Milltvnaire~.

.Ut 'r" hrH. .. De
G.na.t Grants o. uur. 80 T. mo-" = h1'
i.o Yui .. ir. at Jtr.n. 90 iHe / "h
I...., % tire. lat Wrts s"'N'i m'.'
t.,u.r,uan an hing ei,e 60 u nave
.nnAurxa,ty WHO TIE men ar WIN
whom t,raut assoc one "Oul -up-
i.o.rtI.t pn ex.prc,iie lent OF tue "a Ell
.f.l. giving dinner To li'e br h"i u
90, Emprfor o Japan wuu d ihNhr men
COZ mas ii the nations affair, rrnuinrut
lr.,.t u.ut-. eminent men In fence aud
go ..0.. AMI d d,gni'ary OF the state. "At
would b. proper, But Grant has other
rN,. iu griud. Tie is crazy Ia make mul'
". H. worshils wealthy men. llri &c,
at his dinner To rarhu to, We find he has
inv ed Jay Geult. i. j. Aston, W Il
Din.more, Henry Hilton, ID. y. ills,
Thomas Musgrlv". Leland stanford, Je--
sr ~eligmun and Frank Work. 1t must
have been a bril- dinner Gould.
though worth a hundred tHIlliOHs or
moIe.i, AS quiet as "a mouse; As or, worth
fifty millions or thrIrabuuts, en- smile
bur never tak: Hilton. worth L cd
many millions, talks all the time; MILF.
worth as much ~ Gould, and Slhudier,
with iur'une OF S7j.ODOO1O. are tNo
Californian> who are the least d srpble
of social CUES :, Sc man l. the million
atrr Isr,elte " HON Hilton ct Il from
the Gran Onion hotel some years ago,
and Frank Work Is the wealthy broker
who owns the last road team El"ard and
Swlveller. What an array OF wit and gen
iu., The prince must have been Vastly
Impressed with the great men OF Amer
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-07
$4,000 GOLD s<.EI.
what Nature Gave IA Nevada
Miner.
lFrlm thp scotf valley Sew,I


A nugget Of god was on eShlhi on at
the banking house ui A. b Crock last
Thursday hat attracted much attention
II weighed 100 Ia ounces, and WIS ytlu' d
al 81 800, but it MAS almost untold wealth
to the finder, sam Howard, miner on
Indian Geek. near Happy Camp. MIR.
How ard has been under Fortunes ban I +
many Years He owns the CHim on IT.
dian Cie h from which the chispa was
taken. but II has not been rich pm &C ct
ground and as rule has let but lite at
ter the expenses were pad. HE heath
has ben pou and to crown his ~ sftr-
tune, his wife died few year, ago aud
lett tour little children. whom h. has been
trying TO care tfr With ,nly Indifferent
success. The struggle with guun power
/, and sickness has been an equal one,
but he has never yielded nor lost his
courage.
one day last week. while sitting on the
bank watchinga thinamun in hi, employ
At work IN the claim, he SAW this glitter.
IN messenger OF relief tall cut OF the dirt
iuto the cut. A. might re expected, iOi
time it implicitly unnery, him. Iii,
related that lie hal the nugget all that
day and could hard Y u, ctir what to dc
with IT, Alter a ieW day the excl emen
wore away and the mass OF meta is now
on it, way to the mint to he coined into
cash that shall f ed. Clothe and eduCat,
his children and bring comfort, TO hi
luwly home. The pi, ce Is At, would,
squared up, be about tour inches squau
and one and one half inch es thick. 1t l.
little worn by wa,hng and has seyerl
pieces OF qsartZ still sticking to one sid
OF il, As a specimen OF crude gold II /
one OF the hindsume-t we ever saw.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-07
A Virginia Baby Seventeen
Wears Ola.

From the Curweusyille Times)
Monday mo Mug last John ID, Miller
md wife. OF New burg, accompanied by
his small family, arrived In his place on
their way home in Maryland They had
With then child prodigy which was
indeed curiosity It was born In Fer
gu,on township, this county. February ! g,
10, and therefore is Il years OF age. 1t
weighs twenty-five pounds and is wtniy-
two inches In height, This wonderful
pigmy Is Of the female sex, and is perfect
iy, heIpl's, hut can cry Justify, and par
take, OF 90 food except mix, which Is
given ii through bottle. 1t is very
quick. ut noticing Objects and it knows
What is tOld d. ,buj il cannot speak word
\ sister who hai been absrut three Years
Mas instantly recogr lied on her return,
and it seemed deug ted To See her
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the case by "a few charitable reople.
Among those WI oso names Mr. Moore
mentioned were Mesdames Dupree,
Abeel and COrnibe, aud Messrs. J. II.
Appel, Moore and Thomson 5. A.
Killougn, j. II. Brown, Gus Sparks,
Walter Plunkett and i. Haber. There
may have been Few others whose names
Mr.. Moore could not recall. There was
no concerted cifor each gave "a she or
he thought bes some OF the ladies and
gent emen going to the house. The
family are now provided with Immediate
necessities, although hey have yet a
struggle before them. The sick MA a,
Mr. Smith, was still quite III last night
and his wife weak aud feeble. 4 stranger
called ON the ENAMtSER yesterday %
contribute small sum OF mo ey, but
was requested to send it through an.
other channel The EXAM FL also asked
two or three OF the city pastors II they
desired to do anything IN the matter.
The sick man, Mr.. Smi b. ia q member
Of tue Baptist church.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-07
4. II Ro-cnthnI, the Fugitive
Mer,hnut of Marlin.

C. II. Rosenthal, the Marlin merchant,
" no left our sister town under such pc
cnliar circumstances "a few weeks ago
has been found. He was al Key West
Fla Mr. 5. san uels, a gentleman who
was deeply interested IN the arrest II
the fugitive, went with Deputy Sheriff
Read to Key West. They carried "a
requisitiou from Governor Roberts Al d
RoscuthaI was arrested. He doubtless
isiu Marlin 10y this time, IN he was eN.
pected to arrive there day or two
nee. 1t seems from what the Mar in
Ball says that his fatherln law and wife
followed him, going via st. Louis, and
joined him Key Yves. The Ball gives
m humorous account of how the cap
ur. was achieved scribiuG the pa
tient watching and telegruphlug Of sui.
fercrs ~ Marlin to get on the rack ~
the fugitive, Little or no pity Is eN-
pressed for Roscuthal He had every
chance t. do well and deliberately flung
his opportunities away.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-07
THE CITY.


-fmnl-t WsnIcu-'c 'H''l '" "u''.
Snrvicr in nil ofthe churches today.
lotion buyers are h1Nu- N"'A"' 70
,r, ..........,...... ....,i..,..l,.,
We 'onE 1o"'''''' "'' ''
Mud eyerywEerc' Glty i,et deep ana
no bottom.
No,,.l,o ,,ii,t.,. ,rc ovcr tho brutnl
b,,s mr.. bnoinriny in.inv.
The county court VIII he ~ session
to morrow to finish up the docket
,tt,.,-...,,..,. o,go ,,iol ir tho rc,or.
u'io m"' W. ,'o., ," III. nni, onc
H Hso,,,,,, to;'' Its G"nnr hcing cn1tinncJ
III vnn,,v
'"' mummy
"A warrant was Sts''iu'y sworn CIV
before Jus Ic' HGllh7l h'h cH'IEU' :
hlm WIN me 'h'i OIL lW' uh u,II t.
IRON the "AIehouSe OF 'ho 40. I"c''
raj ohu'
mn, Fr,,inr rol,r,J took ont I
warrant tor a..nu't and bnitpr a.nins
,h,ll, \ nrma,.. ,I.n go n,,d -hrch ,rgy
mar Is,h4Ig,' ru.Lrd hcr. vIi.tl. against
Tho tnrm and mini. nt ln,. statute.
M' ivy, '.V I,'' nay ",
',v 'u.'' PIt ~ n,t
H"u "' u .,..,l a..,, Nr a.
n." ''' ~, w. -. ,,..,' I'm.
A'''""N '''" '''''
Tho sun which shouc out YESTERDAY
for the hlst line in i've
oI six DAYS. IL the same old sun, bu
looks sad incl and wrrird with
struggle Win clouds and storms.
,r,,.t,,,.,,,,,.,. ., Ella .,o.L o, n
V,," ,.,,,'' ana
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-07


will surely We held. whether he comes or
not llUy will b champion ganirs.
the next tournament VIII BE- held IN
Chicago. In two 70 siS weeks after me
New ~ toHi h1m'h'i us anI we
10 ~ h"i ~. MI, % ",.u', ,uI .oI
81 the btu l' i'.i Ao Souu".', fhii i
NHi vv ~ p."Se "I" -,
%, el ~ ~, III ', We
ne ,l'i." o't W.T." "e ,,,.' u" ~,
~ - ',,'i'' 49,, -
u'lNe,u "'i" ~ n.y.,
E~"e' Ha '''' -, ''''' " ''''
1'"'' '"e N"'"'
rHE TURF.
Go'd.mlth Maid. Who has already two
living toal.. /. 10 toni again Lucy, With
q, record ui2.ls -. h4, i've living 10 al.
Sew York patrons ot the road viii not
even la, X at a hose that cannot make a
IN e in 2:iO
orleans l mes beihocT II, f'h' Az
me lou''l ',A 1.CN'i In ''''n ,.'e VII
ul I.h ,iii,,. ,,'iiI ,sna tnr ,,,a
'". ',l .''"H 49,, ,ri'a o,o,i,'',
W. ie III, W. ~ ,oi ,,,,I 49,
u! MI In ,t,.' 5000 isyo NOR a,ri,.
~" a. M M IL. ,t'esa bro thst ti,,,
,." D., h a., ~ .n,,li,i,n
|" w. w. v,,!a,icL s,,rIn ot sigrt tran,
t,..li.' .,,,r,.I an NnrJa, Sr VI iGla
~. Ia, No.. vii ~, mo trai,i',
r,aly f. run over here at the commence
menf OF the wlnter meeting.
CUEs..
Va. nrl.a,. Jj,ro.ponocr,t ub.
~, ,',orj,,,, ,I'.r. ,,''. o',',a ~ LARGO at.
','.',., a, i,,,.ss at, ,po aim
'I,h,',,,,b ,Ie,e d., ~. M n,rticnlar Mimi.
lion ot Nr Stemi'z'. ain In he made.
HoNcve,. during the evening. in con.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-07
DEFERRED.
Prizes 10 be Awarded rhi-weeI.

The bad weather having in'erfarel with
the shooting Tor pril.s at the shooting
gallery theAwaId Aas not made yesterday
but Will b., on saturday Of this week. lhu
prizes age s.. - and ) and "a gold .ad q
cane or IT. bCst shot ty member, of the
gun club J he enc is on exhibition 80
Mr.. w i. R.yi,Tc'e jevciIy store. Max
men should nor ia' This week To 60 aud
compete tor the plZts.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-07

We have another car Lad Of that eel.
ebra ed Golden Bet -four in transit.
This Is the boss family hour Of Wac,
equal to the huest in quality, superior
10 all other bra ds FOR the price, uuex.
celled for unto nifty; bought direct from
mills tor pot cash; it is absolutely the
best Hour that can be made for the
money. sold only at the grocer, grain
aud supply establishment Of A. Jones
Taylor \ Bro, Nos 4 and 3, Prather
block, Austin st Get, Waco, Texas
Ol07tt.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-07
GEN. SPEIG REsOLJ.
IION.
And "a sketch of the Celebrated
Market House Contract.


Certain re lutious ~ relation to the
market house were Introduced ~ the
council AZ the meeting Ju Ihursdh!
uI.ylt los Gen SprlgAt aud Will come up
I Tor se ond readiuL at he Nt regular
meeti Z, pertain tu subject with winch
many persons M the cit! may not be
.rguaiuiel, uamel % contract made y
the city with certain parties ~ the year
1877. and which gave TO those parties
f.r the term VI twelve years from that
date control u mark privileges. That
such er-ou- may understand tue matter,
asst is likely to become "a big 10 al
question, we give the glst " that con-
F tract TO which the Ie-Olutluus gwen
further ou refer. The contract 10 full Is
ST.. forth IN the digest ut ordinances OF
the city ~ Waco, pa.e ~, under the
head " market house coutr ct.
The contra t was made April 10Th,
1871. and the reasons which are assigned
for making such contract are ret forth
10 section u the contract ITSELF thus,
namely
The city Of Waco eng without a
market house aud desirous ot having
one built and being without money
to construct one, sought proposals from
In. contract was hetveeU the city u
We, and Nm. Stone. Sanford Johns %,
] I'm +. S,iHick, L. a. Stufgls, John
X MAN, ,nI llomu. Mann, under the
.r,. ~ S.IV Ok. Stone n CO. Sod.
wick. Stone 4 Co., who were owners OF
the ground ou which the market ouse
stands, were to erect mark house ui
dimensions and CAuracte specified 10
the contract, were to flo II mp with status
aud other arp urtenaucts lie market
h use thus built and ground was to be
valued at $1,000 The title To laud AM
building was To remain n 5ed"Ich'
Stone ~ Co., aud the clty was I" have
F the ugut to pur hase 10 at thr Valuation
( 81 amy time within twelve years, paying
interest yearly ON that sum. II was
agreed that until default iu payment
WIS made the city should have tuil com
troll If hr maruet huust, should rent
the stalls aud pay 'vcr money thus
rccciy 20 ScdwI,k, stone s. tpr % he
atyh,l tu pa. insurance ui the hu Id
iug, iutcres ou the slJ,3Jl, II 4ry
were left uyrl 10 pay uu tine principal.
/ The city further agreed as 70 cuuedera-
. tpu for the ban ding ut such mhihrt
house by Sedwck, Stone Co. that IT
would not erect or permit to he erected
or established, any other market house
OF market, or market place, or permit
any private market TO be established IN
NY portion Of the cy west OF
the river dining the nj period oil
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SPORTING EVENTS
billiards, The Turf, Prize
Ring Chcss. Etc.

The following gr nj tournaments have
been arr ng,d. Eir-t, the champions
me, cN'ended buik line. to be gwen by
the II ". Collenier billiard table compa'
ny, In New York, inside Of three or +, ur
weeks Tie line Will b. extended from
l7N34 TO lSN37, and V gnsuN, the French
champion is 10 he here to play. The date
of tlis match depends somewhat on when
NignHuN will arrive In this country.
though this aud the other tournaments
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Notice

l hereby give notice, as required by
article 3l3O of the Revised Statutes OF
lexas, that | will apply to the II xt leg.
islature of said state for the passage OF
a law giving ME the right for term of
Years, to construct, mai tain and use a
boom across the Brazos river, within one
mile OF the Waco suspension bridge, for
the stoppag of floating material.
E. S, CROSBY.
Waco, December 22,lss2-dl wit
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sutlic eni o. test is merits though ii ma,
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