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Dan.iger's Negctabl, Fever and Ague
f"wd r. are "a sure ana safe cure tur all
mainrlai evcr,uy,ppp-iaa bilious com
paints. These powders have been
thoroughly oc-t,d. having been selling on
their m,ri's tor tie past thirty Yeas prin-
clpaIly in the eastern states and In the
West ladies. See testimonials, which can
be mad on application Prce 81 per box.
Can be sent hr mail. For tie by CASTLES
Morrison Il Co Waco, agents, ior cen
tral luXas. -OlUIIGm.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-25

No. POS, West Pecan street, Austin
Texas, DR.. \. u. Harn, proprietor.
Tins house, which was recently des
troyed by fire, ras been rebuilt aud
thoroughly rtitted in improved style
and Is now re.upeuad to the pub &C.
Guest are assured Of uolitc atteuto ns
aud best accommodations at lowest
Rites --Ol lAlm.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-25

valuable Farm, IiueI, nn
proved.

town , 5,, TO the fact that my busineas in
viii sud a'gIlnnar my undivided attention /
farm. IL, al bargain one OF the fines
oi pes, ~. .NhcLeuuau county, consisting
n, o.p acres Of land and within less
,U te nan mile Of The corporate lin
eci'y Of Waco al nearest point,
tlo, eneAts consist II two story
'7'lvner With eight rooms hu
'a'se ind 1-celleut barn and con-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-25

yINRIs tEE, SALE lily request ur legal
/ mol lrf Of 70 certain IIumlNsury not" rNHrut-
ed hy Geo - Gurlry and Mulio T.. Gurlyy, bis
Aitr, Tor two hundred aud siR dollars with
accrued iutrT' II thereon from the IAN IhN pi
June, ls5p, ut the rNlo Ut one pof cent per
month aud by virtue Of deed Of uu-t 90
,cutrdb said Geo - Gurlr} ami Aiplllr l. Iui-
iey On the l7lh dsy OI Jul. l-'1 anl rro"f.I'l Ig
mortgage book pages 3D. siG NJ m" rlcnr Ia ~
M,IenuHu county, state "t I"At-, ]. H-
trustee under snld decd. "l"ern "a"
hpu Of - ~ Aud y. m.. pu saturday, IA"
81 day Of March, l--I, at the court h"us. dp"r
m Mct,uuuu county. Nil ,"ll ut paul o
auction /, the high n bidder for rr-h, I'M i"l-
lowing described property tu-wit Par of ihrtu
lot 80. q. a. shown hy Ial 10. mud BeaIl'- 900 70
A. waco, hrgmiug 40 the uprth""-i corner n'
Hiram X dodgers ONE acre rurysyi thence south
~ degrees west, "a 81 'gct ~ rpr'lW r-t cor
urr nj this surveys tnrurU south o. N"Sfr. So
eat $50 feet CO. north line ut webster street,
thcncruprtn O. degrees. cast "a $50 feet Goo lh"
southeast corner OF this -urNr-f tn'n "
nurttfij degrees, wet 35 feet with said l,nIr-
rr. wet line tp the south lu" oi jackson
street the place ~ beginning, containing "n'
acre.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-25

What will stop my coughing at night?
Guarantee Ackcr's English Remedy will,
Price IOc, ste, and 81 Sold by Castles,
Morrison a Co.. druggists, Waco, Texas,
--OllglNwly-2
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-25

For tn Sc who have deep.s,ated OF
cousumptiye cough of long standing
can't do better than get bottle Of
Electric Consumption Cure" muuufac-
tured by Tucker " Willis'.-OlO5tf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-25
The Rage OF the Senson

Are the latest designs of inItia' lace
pins, Call and see them at
O2lItf J. LEyISsKIs
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-25

4 GOOD fam /. mile. cas- OF WACO, ~.
y mic, suu,h pI ANtri, 10 acres, ri Ut
which are ln uultiFauDu, good -pTtug, l|
head ul graded cattle, W heat Of -u"np, horses,
fam in.I mtnt-, uir. APPLY g. j J.. rel
h.W, Ola tue premises. "-i+lu
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THE EXAMIN ER
waco, FEBRUARY %, 1883
local uKEVIriEs.
,,,ntcrc-t ErDm oar he
''e" ,orier~' Note Hooks

vo-ylitlccorn has been planted yel
,..r.l.s will All have service
~,
"-''' ,.,s , lire engine. Sb,
Bolton ""''''
nt'"' ,,o. more crowded yester
-lhr square Mnt ,'''''
dy than Io' u '''''' .,......
--ltall'rd- W. '' .r',
Al least one p''E"'
Worry ilIe cotton was brought in yes
terlay. The ro''' ''' 'Oo '"' w.
A large number ul VISITORS from tl'
..nrtry we're in the city yesterday
,r,, cases were 'ried by the recorder
In, and $50 In fines imposed.
y''''' ,.,.,or ,,r tha cortl,u,rc,
"A ieINr'tt ~ a., ,5oas an t,om nur nronl
....,,r tn. ,nril farm ot fla,
Inc l"iOls ,,,i,, conIt at Vyarn u,,.,,
United - t ,.',.' " ay' >'''' " w
dawn l''''' '''
"A pair OF GOOD 'lAen hules were CRED
aft b, the autll"hteI Nes'eiu'g anu were
teocked down iOI f2VV'
rtc san shone brightly YES
I'M rI,r lis ,nn,nl iInurnrp th,
eluhy Hnu ",' -,,,,'or
mud Ni'' ''o' VIZ -
N riyl.f, "a negro, was fined 81 and
,.hy JI.t &C. Davi, yesterday Tor not
aorSln4 thrpu' nc rohu''
u,n Carney white. was put In iail YES.
"A Np' o,'mIn1, rh',rpeI win sreliinr cot
tefi. a,w nv No. Duty's place.
,ind shifted to the ror,h aosin
a r.,,qru, evening and blew up great
q h,,, Of ominous looking clouds.
.l,l ,, cur str,ets ara r,u
+ -'u' .
& folAt, , ., ' .,s .,gn,J .trcet.
u, au,i, hn,,, .ho,o ,,o dlu
I,,'',s banana and Ohm, nm
4 ta'gf ' ,t,' 'ij.',,Ii ,,ob, -
Fe.nss upon lnJ ,, ,n'eN"'N' ought 10 DE-
z hhru h"' ""'Pi we
Andrew Brown. a negro gambler, WIS
fIlnlh w Tug .''''tiS y ce''i,,"i ,'' an ~"
lutas lIi'' "i'I'' nv ~ "''"o'c W CIV
bond ana ia" 10 20 10 jan
file SUN hlsn't shone upon us for 40
,on,th,f M, is TOO weak TO MI, in full dav,
4 .G6e again The clouds came TO his It
I.p .t' Yesterday afternoon.
.,,, ,,,
II. 0iEr n rl4lI'e; ar'cs''" LOT heH,'IlhS
9withou' lrncul M nee Sc Nhs di'ch'l@-
lei upon p1ynF the amount OF 'he license
and the t'si OF pros c'ltloh.
,rho.I.,l. i.su.Itvn mnrrippr licenses
r.-,a,,t, I'M. arnliy,nts wrr, 4 NJ
ii,,nJ'nl Mis-. Lon t'hrrrv. and {. II. r.
Day.. and Mr.. Nn, 4 stanley
''''' ''
--Ct'l Ms. this stree question affects
youytuiv. 40 ypu think a ey should
Ia cl,au.tl u.d drau,d: =. Then lave it
Done Is'"suy N'.hu your power
-lnJir. on fine stage are nhand anime
tbe m ndr lock. so low "a nyorifr uitb
rsr. t.r mir of fine rrirhrrtrI "r.tian
,cl" Rn.. ltyti,ur has ,,inrtrIthI. rnI,r
n -tiluEe, nIe h"ch IN vogue Tor mn.
nng evening dresses, 'tniaSiirr' Tue
nm worn ON one ni Hose fNll1ge' :
postum Sc IN lht "IIlh't-s al tailS, cost
~ YARD
u -.rhr li,tIa civ at r,ut,I. , too. mia.
vest ofl. is pnino f., in,..t ~. nOo in
wstcr AnrL. Trmrlr n4s ,Ye an,.,rrisr
IA make ,,unuIi.,h thritn. ,iy snm,.
'
l. rho sue ol seat, iYyf Inr" daV amt
Y ,ul!E>'iny ny nl,' III we "t'r' h"u7,'
pmu''"''u y .'l'.'A Hl hlN'll' WEI
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-25

Can at Ilaber'- and get one Of those
fancy scaIts 81 low PEce.-y-vita
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-25

Clothing Call at T.. liahor's ana
get one OF those ,tss. suits at low
price. -u-u4'c
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-25

NOR sALk. -fiyr acres 90 the Burn"y place,
L we'll improved, with good dwelling, also
three acres lrlmpruvcI, -.mr tract aud "a dr-
-lrauie rv-idcuc" aud tllrsr lots on Nur.l 5lhth
street. q bargain can Doe had, ID ia DpHt
I Al urra' .,Igars.prs. I2-4Iu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-25

Whole tickets 81 Half tickets eli n Nokets
$50, 30 tickets 800.
Remit money OF Bank Dtau IN Letter or
/ send by Express. DON'l SEND ~ kEa-
| isTEHED LETTER OR rOsiOFtlCE . II
DIR grders Of IN and upward, by ENprcss'
/ can boz sent 81 our expense. Address NJ Or
! Iors 90 Il VI, BOAADNAN, tourleT-Iour-
3 raj BuilliEz, LgulsviDt, ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-25

4 y experienced or apt man To- hrrd surep.
N Good wages viii rr paid ~wrdr OF N1r.
Wcginu preferred Apply toW G.. kirE-nN
Ing, GAtcNillr. t'2llW
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-25
25.CENT COLUMN.

Advertisements will BE inserted In this col.
umu at the following
RATES.
Four limos or less, one tue ......,..... rs
-Four lines or less, one week ........ ~ 90
Four lines or less, one month .... ...... 500
For each additional line, Five conts for dr.,
Insertion, aud Ialf price tor each suOseQucni
insertion
Terms cash. except to regular advertisers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-25
LOST.

A >lNOl. E.tN~t gold watch with steel
N chnu attached. \ reward viii hr paid
to any one leaving tAt the Examiner onlcr -
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-25

by LADY rlas-"- In German. Hour tor
ID girls . too j. m. hours Tor boy. s tn %
y IN call vt SO IL Franklin street. - 2. is. lw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-25

hS good terms, % modern tWu-stJry brick
" residence, we'll located. Apply 70 !. u
Duwus. law Ihorut Clark & Dyer. lijtf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-25

nm, u,ont Eel wellw The stomach is
cS,,, %, order; neglected; this means
Ar iol'c dyspepsia, You should take
trr rII' dyspepsia Tablets aud avoid this
u.,'' disease. Sold by Ca-tles, Nor
lU.4i,@,., 'oo druggists, Waco, Texas, -
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-25

INuU good medium welt broke work mulcs.
i Apply {, kcIluu y l;'tau's t.
utl-. " Il kEtItN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-25

OTs Iu SuutH SIKH street near De- Francis
/ / garden Price alJJ. Apply 10 y A. traW
ipfl on South Eighth street ui1uti
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-25

,tNHE Il. uf T.. hall In the Elgn building, on
L any night In the week excepting Monday
night. Apply To seymour Ash, musir store
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-25

-IfIN lurs. brood mares, To rr Diet cred
L without fail on the iI.t M"udus March
next M m a CNR"tNILN,
.-l..aW AUut uurvr-.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-25

INV good dny hun,dnrs ut Mrs. Saral
n Bh,iison's ~. a N1rtn Fourth street
neat tn" pu-tuni,s -2-2i-'t
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NOTICE


A MAS ,whltJ tn drive delivery wagon aud
n WORK IN store. Must came veil rrcom-
ntrudcd Address Toes hpN as - 20 =
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Wednesday, Feb, 20, 1893
hose drawings occur on thr hast lay ui
each month lSmln5 rNc"p.oIl

Repeated adjudication by Federal and
-mtc Court, have placed this c.mpH y
beyond ia, controversy oi lhr lHN. TO
This company belong the sole honor ol
having iu,ug comfy ulnn hl which
their Drawing are proven honest "nd tan
boyOnt question
n. Is -ihs Company has now ON hand d
large capital and reserve FUND. Reel care
Ully the Ii-t pi prlZHr Tor IN"
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WILL sell llw Tor cash or city acceptance,
w all m} hotel furniture, House nun bust
nt77 good, but desire chang NIX my business
U4Ilu " a MIsIru,
P.up'TG T.. Hotel
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nApBvs


For scarlet aud
Typhoid Fever.
ptpiitlicrla, sail
Walton, liberated
~nrcllrunt, small
InA. Mnn.ln.- nuH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-26
Family Excursion
Notice to our Patrons.

On the Eckert tonight.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-26
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

An early adjustment of the telegraph
trouble is looked for.
The Legislative Council will hold a
meeting this evening.
"A wife bester named Sam Franklin was
taken before Justice Fleming yesterday.
The tiu-roof4rs had a harvest yesterday.
They had more orders than they could fill.
The Heights and Ladies Of Honor had
an enjoyable picnis at Fiizgibbon's yester-
day.
The County Court reassem6led yesterds y
morning and adjourned sine die in the after
noon.
An attachment suit was fled in the Cir
cult Cour yesterday by E. Loweustein &
Bros. sgainst E. B. Friend for $1,000.
"A mass-meeting of the various trades
unions will De held at the Exposition build
ing tonight in the interest of the striking
i~elegraphers.
The Bartlett Circuit Cour; is busy With
tne trial of CrocEet, Stark, Charged with the
murder of Kelly Curtis, al Baskerville about
twelve months sgo.
, Licenses to marry were issued yesterday
10 E Keck and Jennie L. Tnwsau, Henry
G.. Wagner and Lizzie Schall, JACOB Hirsch
and Bertha Harpmann.
Two small boys, Fletcher Joiner and
James Wade, were arrested in Fort Picker
ing yesterday, charged with firing off pieces
of gas pipe loaded with powder.
twenty-five men were at work yesterday
repairing the telephone wires. Three hun
dred complaints sent in of wires crossed or
broken by the storm, were attended to.
"A contract was closed yesterday in the
office of Z. {. Jones, architect, for $500, 600
bricks, with Mr.. Stephens, for the Milburn
Gin and Machine Company's new shops.
"A bill praying for a divorce and the
custody OF three children Was file | inc ham
Gerry Yesterday by Flora Bell against her
husband, John Wesley Bell, whom she mar
ried May 6, 1859, and whom abe claims
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-26
FOR AND ABOUT M


AAS
GLEN bracelets are very narrow.
MECCA sacking" is the name of a new
wool fabric.
VEGETABLES are the most stylish trimming
for bouuets.
GOLD thislles and gold burrs are the latest
milliu, ~ and hair ornaments.
TIE average life o. Frerch women is said
TO be thirteen years l6Dgsr than that of
French men.
NINE. MIEoK, a leader of the Paris Com
munisls, has christened her son Lucifer
Sataa Minck.
NINE. MoDaEsKA smokes cigarettes con-
stantly, and says that forty per ceut. of the c-
gsrettes consumed 10 New York are used BY
women.
A WOMAN undertook 10 bs.he at Long
Branch recently in a suit of tights identical
with the style worn By circus-riders But 8
policeman stopped her.
MARY HENRY, a Milwaukee maiden if
teen years of age, was locked up Last week
by request of her mother, who said she was
afflicted with a mania for picnics.
The newest sigrettes for hats and bonnets
are composed OF circlets Of dropping, colored
hackle feathers, with an Esprit" rising up
from the center. They fl well into the
straw or trimming.
A GIRL al Cape Mag playiulIy threw sand
into tae eyss Of a yoang man who scruti-
niZed her bathing attire too closely, and
there is danger that he will never look p;
anything again.
The Oxford Uniy r,i 81 Mississippi is
free 10 women fs-r 81 States. The ehan-
c%ellor, Gen Stewart Lopez to bave al least
1 rty or htIy women students enter a. the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-26
SON

Mr.. B. D. HODGES has gone to Iuka.
MR. GUY VANCE left Sunday for New
York.
Or. WHITE leaves this morning for Nash
vile.
MRS. G. +. Pillow leaves this morning for
ST. kouiF.
JAMES PHELAN left yesterday afternoon
for Corsicana, Tex.
MlssEs SUSIE AND ELLA KICK lsft last
night for Ediuburg, Ind.
Mr.. S. o. NELSON and family leave this
morning for Iuka Springs, Miss.
Mr.. J. w. LATTINe will spend 4 few days
at Iuks for the beueh, of his health.
E. KICK Left for Waukesha lest night via
the Louisville and Nashville railroad.
Cor. RICHARDSON, of New Orleans, passed
through Memphis yesterday on his Ras to
Virginia.
Mr.. N. NJ. MITCHELL left last night, via
the Memphis snd Charleston railroad, for
Old Point, ".
JAMES CoRwIS and T. B. Taggart have re-
turned from Il pleasant visit TO friends in
Yorktown, I'D.
MRS. GEBHARDT with her family and siF-
ter, Miss Lula Bales, left yesterday for Mid
die Tennessee.
MEssRs. r. ]. AMI JOHN G.. GORDON, OF
Nashville, were visitors at The Merchants
Exchange yesterday.
PRoB. JOHN CLARK hss returned to work
at the Cottage G~sller5 after an absence Of
three years. He has devoted his time during
his absence to the study of his art, aod is now
considered one of the iaesi retouchers in the
country. He will be glad to see his friends.
RABBI SAMFIELD, who has been absent at
Cincinnati, where he acted as secretary OF the
National Assembly Of Hebrew Congregations
mi at Cleveland, as a trustee of the Jewish
Orphan Asylum, returned 10 the city for the
express purposs OF celebrating the marriage
at the temple last evening. The rabbi leaves
again in a lew days for the remainder of the
heated term.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-26
WEDDINGS.

The Jewish synagogue was thronged Last
evening with a fashionable audience of
friends, who were present to witness the we'd
ding of Mr.. Jacob HirEch, E weil-Anoun
merchant of Somerville, and Miss Bertha
Harpmano, a handsome and amiabie young
ledy Of This city. The altar was wrestbed
with flowers and luxurious plants. An arch
of evergreens, trimmed with roses, graced
the front. II was surmounied BY two white
doves with wings outstretcbed, and
from the center depended a floral
bow, a drawn arrow piercing two
heart of delicate crimson flo wers. Just be.
fore 8 o'clock the organ played a wedding
march, and the ushers, Ms-srp. Louis Herzog
and Henry Seesssll, NJ. Strauss and J. B.
Litton, approached The altar, followed by the
bride and groom and their attendants, Mr..
Sol Harpmann and Mrs. Harpmsnn, the latter
standing on either side of the young couple
while the ceremooy was performed, accord
ing 10 the beautiful custom If the Jewish
Church, by Rabbi NJ. Sam6eld. The bride
was attired in a lovely robe of white satin
en- train, and the groom wore a well-6tting
suit OF the conventional black. After the
ceremony MI. aud Mrs Hitsch repair d to the
residence OF Mr.. Sol HarpmspD where the
congratulations of their friends we're receiv-
ed, aud after a reception they left Tor the
East on a bridal iour.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-26
POLICE POINTS.
Am Honr with His Honor I'm tne PsIiee
Court.

There was not much OF a docket, in point
of number Of cases, for the city judge TO con-
slider at yesterday mornings session of the
Police Court, and but one victim, who's csse
had been held over from The previous day,
the proceedings would have been of the
tamest character.
The charge against Shelby Morton, col
ored, for assault and battery, was disposed of
after a considerable colloquial argument be-
tween the bench and bar on the question OF
jurisdiction. 1t was one of those delicate
points in which the offsnss committed is in
violation of the city ordinances as we'll as
the State laws. Sometimes the sinner ia tried
and fined in the Police Court, but before the
fine is paid in money or work he is carried
before a county magistrate, ard often before
a higher court, aud either acquitted or sen.
fenced 10 a term of years in the State prison.
The city's fac is lost sight Of entirely, and il
was on this point that Judge MADDEN urged
the right to have the first "whack" at Nor.
ton, as The arrest WAS made by the police, al.
though a warrant had previously been sworr
out before Justice Elliott. fhe matter was
kind O compromised by the judge hear
ing only the evidence relating TO the
off nse against the peace and dig
nifty of the city, and then turning tn,
prisoner over to Constable Arats, of Justic.
IuiOtt5 Couity W. u CApiSsb uuuCiotauu
ing that the city's $40 iue was to be looked
after. Morton had assaulted Crawford Lane
another colored man, with a brick and an ak
Laae said in substance that he "hain' don,
| nothin' to Norton" while the latter said tina
he had ordered Lane to keep away from hi
house, TO which the lauer paid no attention
and he shit i'm wild a brick"
The other cases were J.. n. Lester, white
drunk and disorderly and shaping a whit
woman 10 the face, S25. The urget
the Court to put Lester under peace bonds
as she was in dread that be would do he
great bodily harm. He promised 10 keeI
away from her, and the Court promised Il
make it hot for him if he Bothered her an,
more.
Mike Murphy, white, was fined 81 for dis
orderly conduct.
George Mouotsio, whIte-a recent arriva
in the city-in,roduced himself TO the Polio
Department by getting too budgy to eric,
life without q fight with somebody. Tn
jufge kindly demonstrated with the youn
visitor, urging that such conduct in a well
! regulated city ike Memphis was all wrons
an | impressed the less On with a So fine.
Mrs. Rsddington, a citizen OF the old Posi-
Office ~buildine, on Jefferson street, enjoys n
.nuishle ~fn.>.fe~i.L an
was yesterday up for being disorderly. He
helpless condition s,ftened the heart of th
judge, and she wss discharged with a war;
ing TO behave herself.
The haul amounted to 50 in cash and Is
DAYS work.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-26
Bargains to Travellers
TRUNKS, VALIsE Els. ETC.
OAMPLE,ROoM, s7s MAIN STREET, oPIO-
= site the New Menken Block.
Rsp-jrna At Trpnks preDptly attended e.
HOP BITTERS.
PSALM s.
REVISED.


HEAR this, all ye people, and give ear all
IL ye inpalids of the world, Hop Bitters
will make you well and 10 rejoice.
2. II shall cure all the people, sod put
sickness and suffering under foot.
8. Be thou moi afraid when your family is
sick, or you rave Brighfs Disease or Liver
Complaint, for Hop Bilers will cure you.
4. Both low and high, rich and poor
know the value Of Hoo Sitters for Bilious
Nervous and Rheumatic complaints.
5. Cleanse me with Hop Bitlers and /
shall rave robus. and blooming health.
6. Add disease upon disesss and let the
worst come, l am safe if 1 use Hop Bittera-
T.. For all my life have 1 been plsgue1
with sickness and sores, and not until q year
ago was / cured, by Hop Bitters.
8. He that keepeth bis bones from aching
from
Bltters, doeth wisely.
9. Though thou hast sores, pimples,
freckles, sslt-Fheum, erysipelss, blood poi.
s7nipg, yet Hop Bitters will remove them all
10. What is there, feeble aud sici
from female complaints, who desireih moi
health, and useth Hop Bitters, and lie made we2
IL. Let not neglect 10 use Hep Biiers
bring ON serious Kidney and Liver COM
plaints.
IL. Keep thy tongue from being iurred,
thy blood pure, and thy stomach from indi-
gestion by using Hop Bitiers.
Is. All my pains and aches aud dis-sse
20 like chat before the wind when I u-e Hop
Bitters.
IA. Marx the man Sno rn Heorig read
and given up BY the docfars, slt-r u.iug Hop
Bitiers snd becOmelh we'll.
Is. Cease from worrying about nervous
nes-, general debility aud urinary trouble,
for hop Ritters viii restore you.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-26
COUNTY SERVICE REFORM.

10 the matter of public Expenditure, i.
is HI reby ordered by the court that in all
cases where labor, m ~steriais, supplies, or any
other Articles OF any charsc,er are needed
for county purposes, tina, the psrsou or per-
sous, officers or emp'oyes CT The county, de-.
sirIng the same, shall first m Ike hi written
application 20 the Chairman Of The court,
who shall investigate the necessity for sucl
appl5ca'ion before granting al order for the
requisitiou, and sny work done, material,
supplies, or any articles of sny ch ~ .cter fur
nished to anyone wiLhuut the order of the
chairman as aforesaid, shall be di,ailowed by
this curt.
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c. NJ. Padgett ard wife 10 W. W. Elter,
lots 8 and 10, Lrfiand tract, two and n quar-
ter acres each, Trlgg avenue, west of Shep-
herd avenue, $500 cash and $3.50 in twelve
months.
WE. Butler, by executor, to w, A. Wheat
ley, lot z, block 2, Butler subdivision, re-
conveyance of lot conveyed by mistake.
S. c. Rogers 10 Bluff CITY S'ove Work.,
lots /, 2 and 8, block "a, Fort Pickering,
fronting 150xl79 feet each on Georgia street,
between Seventh and Eighth streets, $1,000.
QUIT-CLAIMs.
w. A. Whestley 10 B. Richmond, executor
of w. E Butler, lot 5, Butler subdivision,
fronting 50t14S2 feet on the wsst side OF
street.
Louis Dush and Geo. Rubsch to Phebe
J. Bond, lots 10, 20 and 25, block 15, Fort
Pickering.
N. r. S edge, by executors, to A. N. Nc
Kay, lots "a and %, block 81, southeast COR
ner of LauderdaIe and Jessamine streets.
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