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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land once At BoonyilIr W. A.. - ;.

Land ONCE at BoonvilIe No., Aug. -. lsaa.
Notice Is hereby gtyen that the following nsuea
settler has died notice OF his intention to mai n.
proof In support Of his claim. aud u the Judges
are absent and said court Is In ssion. then b..
before = Judge Of the county ec-, Adair county
NO. at hirksviie. Mo. an ii, III day Of Ocsohcr
~. ass,. VIZ: lanes W. Murray, pre-emption u. 8. No
81" iar The NV i-t OF ss i-s, se-tion -. Tp. 90.
ft1nse " west de names tie Il iloWina w.tnes s0o
prove nus continuous residence upon, and euliivs-
ION ION Of said land: Wis; Green b. Cunningham, u
Nig. No., John Nedacre, Of Zig, No. R0hers r.
Murray. or Ioetier, No. r. b CbeesemAn of
i.eodier. Mo- said James W . Nurrzv nusf nav to-
Tie publication Of this notice.
GUSTAVE RIECHE. R>ei,ts,
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Ti.,,,c tae.ri.

All house keepers. 70. the ladies' are
most directly Interested. should call
and see the new .'Peninsular' cooking
stove with the extension top and hot
water reservoir. and made TO burn
either wood OF coal, now on sale at
BECKToL & SNYDER's.
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PUBLIC SALE.

viii eaer for sale. ~ MY residence three nice
esst H. q, s,ickiersiIle: Sullivan county. NO.. On
via: Th.ee Brood Mares; one two vrsr Sld Y}IIey:
one work horss, two sucking colts: Eve cows, n
eluding three high grade short horns. With thrss
Shins Brood sov. End fourteen shosis: some
farming Implements: HousehoId and TiseAsa
furniture. corn iu Held and hay IN stack. T1ans:-
Mill ss made anowh On day Of sale.
Hiram Snydef, q. r. HILl MAN
AuctioHeer.
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Gone Hunting.

Judge Stahl, Samuel Reed, Henry
Eckert and A. Doneghy with Jacob
sbolly all Of this city, departed on
Tuesday tor the classic shades of the
Charlton on tbtse days duck shoe Ting
expedition. Our anfosmapt says they
took Jug along said to contain coal
oil. QuERy:--What has coal oil to do
with duck hunting? We should like
to knOwns
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Preaching in the Presbyterian churcl
Friday night, Saturday At 2P n. ane
Sabbath morning anj.eveninR. Saera
ment OF the Lords supper, Sabbath
morning.
aey- 2, Roszell went to Coatsville
WsdFsaaiy ssgs n .ssist s Rev: B. r
stauber in halaisa , pratf,stsa peet.
ing at that place, and viii remain oysE
Sabbath.
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Liberal Prices and Time
Oquavk.. Ills,. Aus,.t lsas.

OAuAWAbs MSS AuBo0t Io1S.
am closing Oat the last Of my Peai Estate In
Illinois and Missouri: please gfve me . call; vii
sell rom u To +si sores IN piece. all veil local.
eu anu well Wafered with lastinK " ter, sud the
aas! OF has timber and and rock u. or near ~
hsnd. fnree small farms with rather cheap hnild-
lngs within /: miles OF OquawkA. lliA- - Acrsa
matnviiie In Adair county. north Missouri. ihas
wfn ssi In buIk or IL " acre lots. The good Ds0.
One psstaraee, as it affords large amosnt q ~
pes. 1ater. which never falls. The balance of M
best quality for pr Stable farming and near 70 sl
inodern improvements, &c. Trrly Your
LUXE " wADIRltSH
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PoE Rent

The Directors Of the Grange Ware.
house Co., give this Notice that they
will receive. Bids through their Secre-
tary, up to P. NJ Oct. 18th, 1888 of
parties who desire to rent the Ware.
house, Stock-vaEds, Scales. Sc con-
neeted with the same. The right to
reject any and all bids IS reserved. For
further particulars enquire at the Mill
lney Store. West Side Of the Square.
c. f. LEEcH.
Secretary.
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Moses Pettingill &
Co.'S, full stock GUS
tom made Boots only
$2.75 at DOneghy
Bros.
To CONTRACTORS.

Bids will be- received by the county
court Up to noon Oct. End. 1888. to
balld q dwelling house on the Adair
County Poor Farm. The right to reject
any and all bids is reserved, Plan and
Specifications can be seen at the county
clerks Office. SIS. McLAuGHLrs,
Clerk.
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Hoses PettingiIl &
Co., full stock custom
made Boot Only $3.50
at the STIR STORE.
Out again.

Conductor g. cen, who vas 50 terribly
SQUEEZED while coupling cars a few
weeks since to the surprise of bis many
friends Is able to be out again. At .he
time he was hurt his recovery was
deemed next to impossible.
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To Contractors.

n. G.. Glenn, F. NJ. Weatherford and
George Bragg. committee. advertise
for bids to build the frame church on
the farm OF NJ. g. Clem IN Pettis
township. Bids received up to 2o'clock
Oct. 2nd. 1883.
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This One Beats.

Our city marshal, Mr. Hoye brought
US yesterday potato that weighs ,wo
pounds and one ounce. 1t was raised
from se4d bought from Wick of New
York. by =. NJ. Harrington last spring
and is s'known as the Chicago Mar
ket."
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New Advertisements.

See Notice of Lost Pups in oul
Wanted" and clos: and Found col
umn. Local page.
Read Advertisements of ]. W Hall
BIashear, in this issue.
See Bright & Ellswor,h's new card.
Hope & Hope have something to
say in this issue.
See notice Of Public sale at S,ickler-
vile.
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F0E ssags back, side or chest use Shiloh'i
porous PastsS. Price 25 cents.
sH!LOR's' GNGH and Consumption
Cure is sold By Rs IL Sai.ssSItSa, .Sa, 1t cures
consumption. "'''".s"
SHlLOH'S vITALIZER is yb,t you 4ees
for constipation. loss Of appetite. NizAfkSs
and all symptom, Of Dyspepsia. Price %
aRd Is cents per hottie.
GROUP. WHOOPlNG Cough snd Bronchi-
~ Immediately relieved by Shiiohs cure
Ro@ by 7. r Fowler. KirksvilleIN
~ IL
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Some Vine.

Uncle Jimmy Price, of Wilson town
ship, has 4 squash vine one branch Of
which measures a little more than fifty
feet. He will measure the vine again
when it is done growing and give us
the total length of all the branches.
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New York Tribune: The disastrou!
failure Of the recent Arctic reliel expe.
dition and the critical position in which
Lieut.. Greeley and his companions are
now placed have called forth impatient
remonstzances from many journals
against Polar exploration. 1t mus,
not be forgotten, however, that the col
ony 1t Lady franklin sound was not =
reckless adventure, but . branch Of an
international scheme of scientific in
vestigation. II was because the re.
suits Of isolated voyages of discovery
in the direction of the pole were so
meagef that Lieut.. Weyprecht sugges.
ted systematic method of ascertain
Ing the physical acts and studying the
natural science Of the Arctic basin by
means Of circle of observing stations
One Of the United States government
departments with admirable spirit man.
ned the northernmost post, while Great
Britain, with superior caution and self.
restraint. preferred the southernmost
station Of the ring oftwelve. The dan.
ger was incurred inIthe interest OF
science and not in any spirit of fool
hardy adventure; and the government
is now under direct obligation to do
everything IN its power to rescue those
who have honorably sustained tie rep.
utation of Americans for intrepidity |
and scientific ardor. 1t would be .
crying disgrace to the nation If no ef-
Sost were made mex, spring to rescue
the Arctic colony at Lady Franklin
sound. Even If no traces Of tie Gree
ly parry are found q, Littleton island,
the whole distance to the observing
station ought to be traversed and the
fate Of the missing men be ascertained.
II d.. Hayes could reach Cape Liebef,
opposite Lady Franklin sound, when
bis little schooner Was IN winter quss.
tess near Littleton island, . ve!I-eqmp- ,
ped and properly organized sledge oE.1
y ought 10 Be able to do - much Wiih
NO seam sealen Is base of supplies.
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Imperial JAP"

Young and old smokers should not
miss trying one of those Imperial
Jap cigars. Very tine and sold only
at Edmonsons restaurant, northeast
corner of the square.
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Table Mustard.

Wilkes & Maurmaduke are the only
dealers in Kirksville that carry the
celebrated Sherman Bros. prepared
table mustard. Call and get some.
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Ii you want a good
calf or kip boot go to
Doneghy Bros. and
buy a pair of Pettin-
gills custom work.
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GaI Powder.

We are wholesale agents for tl.e
Dupont Powder Co. Finest powder
manufactured. 90 admitted by all
sporting men. For sale at
BRcKTOL & SNYDER.
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Aore Coming.

Another large supply OF those popu.
lar, fast selling Peninsular Cooking
aud heating stoves at
BEcKroL & SNYDER.
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Fruit Jars.

Don't buy fruit cans or jars till you
have seen CARorHERs & GREEN. They
have stock sufficient to fll all orders
and are anxious to dispose of them.
Tney will be sold at bedrock prices.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

EDITORIAL NOTES.
Mr.. H. A. Miller, editor Of III.
Lancaster Exfelsioy, has sold out hi.
interest il that paper. and IN the last
issue announces his retirement from
the editorial char, after a faithful ser.
vice Of eighteen years. Mr.. Miller ha'
made the EseeLsior a success sud N
must say We are surprised 20 see hun
leave it. w. M. Hunter, OF Lancaster
Is his successor.
General Prentiss and his gallant
division seem to be in q fair way to
secwe justice and credit for the parl
they played At Shiloh. We see that
the Quincy Wig is now publishing
continued narrative of that battle in
which it gives = detailed account of the
whole affair and corroborates what We
have heretofore published on the same
subject.
Some of our farmer readers
have suggested that We set aside GER
tain portion Of our paper for con-
t1ibutions of our farmers on agricul.
ture, stock raising and other matters
pertaining to the farm. We will cheer.
fully do so At any time. There are
plenty Of intelligent farmers in Adair
county to fiji such department every
week with good, practical, original
matter, but the trouble is to get them
todo it.
The fact that Col. Switzler, the
great temperance democrat Of Central
Missouri. has announced his determi-
nation to abide the decision Of his
party. whate 'er position it may assume
on the ~hiskey question, is paraded
As something nobly grand and laudable,
by . number Of our democratic ex-
changes. From strict party stand
point. this is doubtless virtue, but
from the stand poirt of principle it
locks to us little thin.
THE elections shortly to be held
in Ohio and Iowa are SO mixed up
with the whiskey and other questions
that the result, whatever it may be,
will be Of little value as an indication of
the future political possibilities in those
states. However should the temper.
ance element be defeated, the demo-
cracy will not be slow to claim vic
tory, however 10th they might be on
the other hand to admit democratic
defeat in case the tempersn nee question
should prevail.
The great trouble with the whole
temperance movement has been that
its champions and advocates do not
seem to be thoroughly endowed with
the logic of their convictions. In other
words they've are speaking Of the
men now-they are great on temper.
ance reform and temperance laws,
Temperance officials, and Temperance
votes, till the pinch comes and then
like Col. Switzler is said to have done,
or TO come nearer home-ike the
worthy chairman Of the late Prohibition
league, the leaned editor of the Dem.
oe,af, Of this ci,y-they slide down off
the prohibition fence in = hurry and
cast their. lots with the 'tparty" what
ever position 1t may take on the whis.
Ky question" How long will it take
our Temperance friends to reform the |
world under the lead of such model re.
formers as these?
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Large Alllet.

r. S. Churchill left at this office on
Saturday two stalks of Miliet which
measured five and half feet in length.
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Oysters! oysters!

Edmondson is headqu arters and
don't you fail to remember it-for
Fresh Oysters and Celery.
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The Peninsular. +"

Becktci and Snyder have a full line
of the "Peninsular" Range, and Plain
and Extension top Cooking stoves.
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Elegant.

Oh! Those beautiful. and elegant
swinging library lamps, with pendant
prisms. Now On sale at BEckroL &
SNYDERs.
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!. 4, Maikey, having enlarged his
grocery to meet the pressing demands
ofa rapidly increasing trade. keeps
every thing usually called for at a gro-
Gerry and general provision stand and
since he pays less rent and has less
expense to carry on the business than
any other house in town, will sell cheap.
er than others can afford it and deliver
goods to any part Of the City.
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Ribbons! Ribbons! Ribbons!!! One
hundred and seventy FIVE new bolts jnst
received at Mrs. Leech's.
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You can get zoe tip OF ten dollar
plume at Mrs. Leed :.
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Bring your butter and eggs to the
Creamery grocery and get highes. price
in cash or trade, east side of the SQUARE.
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Tips and plumss by the dos.p al
Mrs Leech's.
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u you Want a good
calf or kip boot go
to Doneghy Bros. and
buy a pair of Pettin.
gllls custom work.

PensiOnss::i. sS1DlsHs Woo: :.. I'd s'.s, s
drea eDtitIeu. Zee SI0 4
e51ss os in., pensi0:. back send SAN
er a'' '1S'os,: =: 6eistor 4 Co., At.oras
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The franklin Coal ParIor Heaters
at BEcKroL 6 WILKES.
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Fresh Oysters

In any style, and warm meals at 4
hours at c. A. Allgaier's.
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Go see those pretty birds at Mrs
Leech's.
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Rsand trip tickets for the St Louis
Fair WI b q nle % Saturday after
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Moses Pettingill &
Cos. full, stock GUS
tom made Boots only
2:75 at Doneghy
Bros.
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All shades Of siIk velvet at Mrs
Leecb's.
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More news in the future. \ QuIz.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-14

By virtue I the power vested ln utr .hy a cor.
hlu u'"u Iu truat dated November the SO. l--u
hud recorded "h latr- -u' tu .t1 NJ BOOK uf
thr records ur mo- gnur- of MCIruuuu county.
Ntttr aud aus VIE SOY kr Nlttr to secure.
lhumh, liu-l"s Ia The pH' nrut oI two pruut--
SurN Notes executed To INN by said &. y. " lttr,
the on" Tor the sum ut pl, Iu7.li dated August
"a. $50, aud ,iur at Twelve months, bearing
lively per cent interest u"r nuuum from It's
iutc pay able quarterly aud the other tor the
sum Ut 3 l2h 90 dated NuNcuhrr al, 1850, due
on AuEu~t2ad. last, aud brAring twelve uur
cent interest after due, and Ia secure sarah T.
rNr. utNdhy sad 4. !. Nittr to nor the Que
Tor a.. i,- "a dhtrG \ gust I'D, 1879 nui due ~
twelve months aud bearing twelve o. cent in-
tctr~t per huuuu after date, phl ahiu VUu T. fly,
aud the other Tor 500 ~ dutrd Npvcn,urr 1l
l7-u, due ON August ed. l--i. nud bearing
twelve per cent Interest alter dues the said
u, lu, u note being entitled To- "a credit ut
$3.50 'uui dat" september -, 'S2, nud said
- BIS - tutv credit ui $50 tn SIls Z Viii at
the request ni ~ I'd lm-icy and jones. fur
ihr utp'o" u Idyi' EUn til" hua rrc due ou
said ptuuirsorN uutrs, default In the payment
ui which has been made. 4cil ~ Wihlir auction
ton cash, b,iutr Tue courthouse door uf McLcu-
HHu county, !vNao, IL " ag., uu ihr 4iih aas Of
February next, BIT cen thrhOuI- Of n'rluCE
4 IN ant u'olU ok y IA. ul -hil day, the tui -
lowing described tract. or parcels OF land,
situated IN Mcl"nuau r"uutN, ltNa-, to VT
--Onu hun irrd tiuuI acres of laId out ut
lhr Irutgr Hitru- thirteen labor survey ct
lauh uu Middle bu'uur Ilt,T EpGiuug tho
survey ul the -Hlur Ht puIHt uu ,r" b. If lime
at -btd ,INrnH ~urNu. VIII Do l- uls Nnry- 80
l,Er,r- W num tue original south East corner
NJ .hr same II being tlr s.. J. Garner W the
Tract cat ut suld rlNru- survey assigned tH
Mary hump-uu lu partition ul the rrtymuru
,stuto aud running. Thence y 800 utgr,o- "
n.7 NHtH. To HVurrrr--Inr ,r $ ed Irgrtr- "
SOS 800. I.u warns To- 90 STAKE tor corner. a. onru
~ drgr""- T. COS warns tou corner Thence y
uu degrees T. sos .r-lto v1rts iu the beginning,
-.Al-n atl ihut lut ut land out ut the sHmurl
johnson head rl-ht survey uu the Nurtl lius-
ga" river, Of about r.Jhl h'rts called timber
lot No beginning rnidern blum un a Spanish
"hk tree. ihrHrr iuuuIuE 30 degrees aUn
Nhrus tu the Nurth bp-vur rlNtr.-l hence up
% drf s.u'HS Thence y SO deer, = 90
90 the huEmuiug. fHouti tu .uu e. b N ut"
bY John l.rs"r. Guntrrur" rs made Co -u a
records 'pt moro particular description.
ullt1Ht b.. II. GINuAhl Iru-too'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-14

LEGAL
'INiUsIEE'S SALE

fly virtue ut the power vested In mo by q Ger
tain deed In trust dated August 2zd, 1879. and
recorded ON pages ~ TO dji Of BOOK ot th-
records OF mortgage OF MuIpuuau county
Texas, executed To me ~ trustee By &. =.
wife snd his vile soyki" Witte, u secure
Thomas lluslcy and sarah , Jones In ths
/ payment ot two certain rr3mlssory notes and
/ Interest. tn said deed 100 trust described, tnt
| ON" due said liusley being tor sllo' u dated
| August -, i-7', due At twelve months AMI
/ bearing twelve per cent Interest ppr Aunum
run late, payable quarterly. nuh having
credit on 10 OF Sl-ltu OF date september 2s ~,
/ ana thr one lun SAID Jones being for - AIs.at,
| NJ the same late, due at the same time aud
| bearing the same Interest NJ the last aud
3 briu. entitled 20 yr,.fit Of SOME $50 90 or
| tit.un, lWIli, at the request Of .aid Tinslpy
! aud Jones, for th" purpu," ut paying on the
/ balance due ON SAID pruml--ory notes. default
] iu the payment Of which hAs been made sell At
public auC, ion. Tor cash, before the court house
! door. OF MClcunnn county, Texas, IN MnrD.
| uu the eth jHy ot February next, between the
hours OF ln % Clnth a. ui ana clock b. ~. Of
! sal DAY. the following dcc-rbrd tracts or par.
| cot- of land, to VII
| -Ouf hundred and ulnCty-right Ng-l acres
| cot lHnd out of the GEORGE Gtyru- thirteen labor
! survey ot land on Middle BusGue river In said
| Mcleunau count, iiesiunug tie survey Vt
| tlr same ct tue original South East cptucr N
/ said Giyrp-' survey aud running hence y
/ So W with It's East line bi- varu- Ia corner
/ thence uU- 1865 wares to . cnrner-Iheucc
I $ n7 b tl- yara7 10 Ia south line Of the CIV
cu,--Ihoncc Nto lt9- ynra7 to the begin
q = Also one hundred and -iNty.,iy and one
| arm acres ut lHni OUT ut the ". w. Frazier
| one. third NJ slEuc survey of land In McLrn-
nan county adjoining said nivrns survey uu
tNr Eat ct -ByEluutug tlla VaraS iu9 w
d from the original south West corner ~ the
| Holmes survey out vt sald Frazier, and running
| Thence \ 3.z dl- yarn- To n planted stone
! Thence tI@ y IT. Nlrls IN planted stone
| ir r. uurtcr.. Ihptcu S lu- T. az ynras To
| planted stone, which Is Potts \. W. nud
Holmes y f.. corner out at same -uryr, -
/ Hence UU- " ltt- vara, to the beginning
IS --N Also uur hundred and seventeen acres Ut
! land ON the waters NJ Middle bospue, IN
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-14

| am now making the finest pictures
ever made M Wnco, and have the larg-
est and finest stock uf Christmas goods,
such as albums, velvet and panel
frames in great variety. + tncy mats,
cufomos aud oil paintings | have ma
chinery to ma ufacture picture frames
any size and D large assortment of
mouldlngs which have bought for cash
from first hands and am able to and will
sell at St Louis price. Call and see my
goods before buying elsewhere. Persons
wanting pic ures for Christmas presents
should come at once, AS | have already
a good deal Of work ON hand for Christ
mas, Yours respectfully,
l2lOtf w ID. JACKSON.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-14

Mothers, mothers mot ers, You can't
ford to take any risk. Then get bot
tie Of compound Syrup of Tolu,' pre-
pared by Tucker n Willis it may save
the lives Of your Precious babies from
Group and other similar troubles, dur
ing tins inclemeut wcather.-Ol0jtf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-14

No. POS West Pecan street, Austin,
Texas. Dr. \. d. Horn, proprietor.
This house, which was recently des-
troyed by fire, has been rebuilt and
thoroughly rehtted in improved style
and is now re.openad to the public
Guest are assured Of polite attentions
ard best accommodations at lowest
rates--Ol l33m
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-14
Wanted --lmp"rtant Informal

Any person knowing the whereabouts
Of Mrs. Mary Wellbun, or her son, f.. s.
Ray would confer very great favor
upon her brother, H. :. Kirkwood, by
writing the same to "The River Press, ''
Fort Benton, Montana ter tory.
O2ltlltWlt
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AOsg SALE.
" valuable Farm, Finely I'm
prnNeu.

owing to the fact that my. business in
'u"L demand, my undivided attention /
,"ll sell at bargain one Of the fines
's' iAh ia McLenuHn county, col sisting
:, :, near NO acres Of land and within less
'"'u one hall mile Of the corporate lin
~ ~ "l The city Of Waco at nearest point.
N'0 improvements consist II a two story
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-14

Mother" Doctor, is she dangerous aud what
H. htr atAIcNuuf"
Doctor -" Ncs, madam shc {. danrerou,lv M.
Tue v'uirculat and aurculaf iufces are POI DO agu-
ltuumi there i4 an increased crutripetd action
about the cvrehfum and m,iuln ohfUugat,, tho
let.N circulation vase lates, susptIdsi Manure
Mother Stop. for heavens .as, .tat and 81,
g. Wurs al nugpf'
Doctor go will DO all CAM
Mother, after two week, t,rn e,rItsi--
" Daughter. our Doctor shall he discarded ~ once
IW" weoH- and n0 relief. wall ltucure that which
you desired at flst."
Daughter. 30 How tonc--'t am glad and ,htuk
u iue va.y lhibs that Stii ivst0fv h. hesl,h.'