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I would respectfully notify owners
and runners Of cotton gins that ! have
opened shop for making repairing
brushes, sharpen ug saws and doing al
sorts Of gin work. Work guaranteed.
Shop at old Star fom Try, Seventh
sire, t., between Austin aud Fra kiln
streets. L. G.. SMITH.
O7l7ll3 wifi
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NOTICE IN GUARDIANSHIP


The State ot TrNns-'ro the Sher Il OF any
Constable OF MrLcnnun county:
You are hereby commanded, that you
publish once Hcck Tor four successive
weeks in "a newspaper In your com ~ a
true copy of the following writ.
The State OF Texas, NJ Gu2.
McLcunnn County In the County Court
70 all persons int rested In the welfare oi
Fannie and Luola Wilson, minors;
Duald.on Hun, qua dian, has ilod in
the County Courl OF McLcnnan county an
application Tor leave to resign the guar
diHuship OF sud estate, aud has aCc0npa-
uicd the same by an account lOr llnal set.
tlemrnt which VIII be heard ut the next
term, commencing IN the thid Monday
in July. 1883, at the comt house thereof,
in the city uI Waco, at which tune all per-
son. interested IN the welfare Of said mi
nors mHy appear and contest said appira-
ton, II they see proper
Witnoss, i. W. Baker, clerk county
court, MclWruHn county.
Given under my hand and seal this Els
day OF June, lss},
j W BAKFR,
Cluk &. G.. Mel c., Texas.
BY o. W. David, Deputy.
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FOR SALE.

-
,a.o
No: l-lsoo acres 9i lalld. ohe oi
the finest farms IN McLennan county;
All under renee ooV acres III cuIllva-
lon' ZOO acres III pA7turri II miles
IRON w ACC. ..... ,...,
NO. 2-aoVV acres Ia'Iu III ho7lnG
county s"iianIr Tor NpcrP rahrh' good
| alge' pItn'N 7hA"r ahu water
M, o ,2U acres IHhu' he"Vlly INN
DrIeu' III Cou''hche county.
No. D. I'3u acres good farming
| 'Hnu "l'UlU haII lIiI' 1I M'Ni'Sur
NO o -"Nl acres g""u farming lhhd
ON llle NelI M'heiiilah survey III rams
county:
| NO - '"u HITos, ~ o'a" 'lI"I IArll'
.ie peach orchard, wen improves
ioO acres III cuI'lNa,i"n' seven miles
| rom ACC, near "IolGN 7'H'loh, on
lcAHs ana - l'o"l7 fal'rHHn' ,...,
no rive 'o'S on Nor'l fli'h
street
| NO ~ rive acre. nan" on Notlh
! oINth street. adJulhlhR icler M'IicI-
'hH re7l"ehoe 'ot' ,,.
j., NO. II a ue'lFaple roHlurhce ell
rourth street, threc doors rom cor
''tr Oh MHr>' I"ur ROOMS WIN All the
lIluueTil eo,lVchlehoe,,
NO ~ -IoVV Ihc Mcr'ho ewes ao'
''l,ua'Gu' ,,,,...
NO 10 l-V" ""' Merlio owes ne
c'iina'ru. .u,
mo, 40, 10 ~ H'''"'' h"u7c ",'' 10, on
lhlrd street opposite Col H. h' l"r-
ron tc-l"chIc' ,...
10 very "e7lrAo'' nIl,h resiucilG'
on rankin 9lr'r', near ihlr'rrnIh'
IN r"o''l7i ou'h""Sc7' N'''h'h' S'np,c,
com P"rh'iNrll ne" mouse III HP'ch"'"
repair ,"' iu"N 100
=, o. p" "trS7 o' '""u "h" an ~
NO ! u"ur mn anu r''' o El", ~
nll'I7 rom u'o, u" we l'N"7 an"
~ L"U,7 r'''Ioh" 'uW Hi'P7 IF'!l
SCUM ho7I"c 7'"'lu"' M'' """ R'h
!" I""u '" II'. w "t'' ..,.....
40 - 'vo u'l" VI 7"I'P' "''"r'7 -
WIZ sum, ""o"' i"ui'''' "E'' INV
wv ""', g'''g ,G Ntn'7' ro' 7u'' ,nuHp'
a. 40 % hruo acres on hu7H"
T'Ir'' j"H' IVY """ Wv "u'n 'l !'"'u.
~. Nv" ~, ''o",' NV 50, VI ,i W.
'''"'"' ''" ~" way ,Nt.'a' ''""1u
"h corner "' N'"y "n', Nln'n II, ne"
''""1', M'"'u'l """'" '""'n7
su,u W. IT, 'V' nh" nan Ich'cu ~
wv 7'li 7'uS'c '",7 or Muo't pIpPuI'y .
No. ~ For sale or rent, TWO houses
ON Mary street, near corner Thir-
tccnth. Also one vacant lot adioin-
ing.
No. 33-27i ares; tine farm in
IlilI county on the McLcnnan county
line, square block of liO acres In
cultivation, about 1860 acres under
good rail fence, comfortable house aud
one tenant house, good well, plenty
Dire wood and Iail timber on land,
lasting spring, farm is about ID miles
from Waco and 3 miles from AquilIa
station south, joins Gen. Sol Ross
farm. Also one pair mules and four
cow and calves aud 100 bushels corn
to be sold with iarla.
20 $50 acres OF land known as the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-20
SnmIuomston Normal Institute

Applicants Tor admission TO the sam
Houston Normal Institute, as state stud
ents, are hereby notified that competi-
tive examination tOr appointment from
tlr 22nd senatorial district will take place
In the city OF Waco on Wednesday, July
%, 1883, AT Q o'clock a. IN. Each sta,e
senator is entitled to appoint tosr white
persons, males or females, or both from
his district, Who will receive tuition, books
and bond tr,o for one scholastic year
For further information apply to
j. a. MAH1tN,
d codt jy - Senator 22nd district
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-20

Want Of confidence accounts for hal
Of the business failures Of to-day, Car
ter X Moore or j. l.. Corn sh, the drug
gists, are not liable to fail for the want
Of confidence IN Dr. Bosuuko's Cough
and Lung Syrup, for he gives away q
bottle free to Ill who are suffering with
coughs, colds, colds, asthma, consump.
ton and all affections Of the throat and
lungs,-0322lw
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/ may be taken Tor granted that every
one wishes to buy as chelply as possible,
on tue ground that "a penny styed is a
penny IN de- and prudent nou.ekeepcrs
and heads II families may save, not one
hut many pennies, during the next fifteen
days by doing their ira ling in groceries,
st1plc and fancy, AT the grocery store OF
Il W. Hills Il Bro. at the old stand,
corn Fifth and Austin streets This is
always one Of tn" cheapest places in the
city al which to buy groceries. but from
now TO the first OF August extra rdinlry
inducements in prices will be given ma
,s ablsi mcnt will be moved on August
LIST, and in order to Trdurc st cN before
removal All goods in the store which have
lAayS b en- sold as cheap ~ the rhUtpcs .
Will be placed at prices which cannot bc
discounted any here. Close buyers will
yet lin be gains tuy the next fifteen days.
On August 1T the Hill, Bros. NIll abau-
Ion the ,ld stand where they have been
.OCr Il so lu Z that hardly q man, woman
or IN III in the county that doe, not know
tn" place. and viii move to the Hills
bu Hing on Austin ,ttcet hDtrren sixth
nd seventh, mex 10 the Academy OF Ant
a'd opposite " hi.tak,r'S livery table.
h y viii open up in lhpil u W store with
a iir l. lass lot OF new and fresh goods,
ami in their own store, with no rent tn
pay, will be- enabled to cal in pri cs on
their usually close figures. y large sup
pl, OF best BRANDS oi Il ur and bacon viii
be kept, and all mlm and plantation sup
u e-, IN addition to choice groceries OF
every description. with several lines OF
>pecialtirs Banging and ties, two car
load, OF which from first hands in Bpst n
are already at the depot, will be one OF the
-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-20

Finest, fresh spring water baths IN the
stat, at any hour, at the Wa" Lauhdry,
near Suspension bridge ok bathh, no'
or cold, 81. Single BATH - cen'S'-
UjOSlm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-20

Electric Neuralgia Lotion manu'a'-
mred by Tucker a willis, never tall 10
cure the worst case 81 headache aud ncu-
ralgia. Ills no hunbug. Try n; only
% cents -U7lJ
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-20

win s.ll Tor the present pure article
Of clarct 81 p, gallon. just received
-OG2gtc I. A. GOlDsGEIS.
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THE EXAMINER
WACO, JULY 20, 1888.
LOCAL BREyITIES.
LIENS OF InIerest From oar Re
porIers' Note hooks.

q. lu,., I...,,t, tr..Nt.Ill t,itl "a tt,ur
yiD',n Iicrnsr
i"-'
The suspension bridge hai a llttll
spun u, i' 'i,. r,ySr W. ''''''''''
NV '''' ~
he new warehouse In The rear o
Met lrll md ~ Grand ON Fourth street
Is " ''''' '''"i '.''''
Tue council sampled the NV waite
supplied t. tue vtt from e new ruW
Ing station up the river.
u,.rn will IA. sp.yi,ps at thr, vyi.I
synagogue lo-ng At a, o'clock By pr, y
S>uh r.. All are invite =.
Wnrk INA bcrn commenced on TIA,
,o, h,icl .t,'r, In M, rrrr',J fnr 4 M,
i"s"n' affirming the cont hou.e,
Noopligbt Iri,i,y is oyite, n,nul,,
,,,,,,g,,,,,,,t ,y,th th.y,ut.4, mi fI,',t ,,''
%ar,iI,. link th,. unn, hnr.G. s,,in, i,
-Prair chicken hunting Is tue lcading
sPIIh' " hirT. ' tg, hfE INV In,yi ="
VI
The accumulation OF water melon
rinds upon the streets and In the gutter.
is not calculated to improve the health OF
the c''y'
from waco 10 lumptsus th,s s,gsuu
That nj ace is fast be.ominu porulu.' ns a.
pleasure Icsurt.
The river cot on a biz bender yest,i.
day nnJ rose several t.rf LIS Gt III,
came floating down and Elected ;i,Iinst
the bridge piers
..,..,
mere were etNcIai luI'S couples oul
enjoy ing the beautiful moonlight ard
long after miinight's solemn hour had
tolled
MI u, II. M'Gaughey' living thee
mn SCUM Vi IOWA. bloHeH IN yesterday
hIIerh eaiI ol corn grown irOui ioU'
nInmtinp.
ne past lhrtt uiyS nave uhuoubtedl'
i Deti 'l'r hol.e'' lhiee "i NJ y'Ar ;" Iar'
me ,u'r.hohittrr 'HhS'n msh yr'tcrda,
anu ''u very Ml.N' Will lIt'le 'he't was
came |o' ana "rS'
According to Virgins. Npnnor al
some o'ler tquuly lthLhle weather
P'oPnc'' ,o-uS - 10 We 'Ht Hu'V st OF th,
Season ~ II "'P'oNcs Oh yesterday II
VIII DE- Hood o'r'
Waco has three things ut which sb,
is and should We lastly pruud-good water
and plenty OF il, "A lirst-.lu.. system o.,
water works. and "A fire DEPARTMENT. tin.
best in the state.
Thc TOWN rnv IL nm, ,t tro st,,.l,rd
ru,.anres tnnt int,.t n,i. r,,, Thav
Jrsuoil slrubhrrv. d,muIisu fsr;re. I'M d,
sfr,'rts ami make tu,ms,lyn. ,,rn.r,i A.. nm
nbominntlon i'm the eve. of every n"p
Mrs. Sophronia Norris has sold her
farm wing opposite To tine city ON tn,
Gust sde ut me river. to MIR. ca. fml
ucr lor $1,000 rms farm Is one OF th.
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want of Faith,

II Messrs. Carter Il Moore and j. h,
Cornish, the druggists, d. not succeed,
il is not for the wan Of faith. They have
such firth in Dr. Bosank = Cough and
Lung Syrup as remedy for Cough,
Colds, Consumption and lung affections,
that they will give bottle tree to each
and every one who j, in need Of a med
cine OF this kind O32Sdwtf.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-20

Rev. j. w. Waldrop, Owenton, KY,
saws: browns Iron Bltters greatly re
lieved me Of gen raj debility and indi-
gestOu. "-O7-l4d&w lw.
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Notice.

/ offer to all those needing malt
stimulaut Anheuser and Budwclser beer.
Their reputation FOR purity and tiue
quality il long established,
-09l2tC / A GOLDsIEIS
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No cure, no p,y. Prepared ami lof
ale by CAEIL n " lila ,'a,
U7-Uj-tt 81 AA'l" H'e'''-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-20

Fifty Duke Of Durham cigarettes Tor
% cents are cheap than beer ut = cents
a glass. Get them at Her2s.-Oil2.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-20

Red letter sale. Another cut in chill
dron's lrr.sp, at Levine Bros -1.ljtc
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n1nrrI1niInc I.Indhnr.

Singing; irrtntious, Inflammation, all
kidney, urinary complaints, cured by
"BucIupaiba.' Sl.-4
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] \
| All u, REV VI \. Austin e..
] Al Naudrr, ~ II IS Tale, Irha~.
BEEN 80, Waco, Z Mas.
/ Buchulrt, ! NJ"
] Brown, Pat " &c
Brmminsham, v Z, wac, rrAas.
/ Boiler, . Nj,
] Bpti, l.. 90
[ BIrnham, T.,
/ Brown, A II,
Bar aard, IL Auun,
| Barnett, ~, %
/ Raiduu, j K. Round Mount in, Texas
/ Btllaut ~ Co, Gum +, lrNn-.
/ brunswick Hotel, Nu-tin, lrNa-.
/ Rtcmuud, i, Austiu, Texas
/ BLACK, \ T.. Austin, Texas.
/ Hrrmund J, Austin, rcNar.
/ hardon, j Il Round Mountain, Texas.
/ Balmur, \, Austin, Texas.
I Burr W., VI, Austin. Texas.
Burris, J T. Austin, Texas.
. Bryan, j, Au~tl Do Texas.
CuNNlNGnAM, l., waco, TeNn-.
/ Cle,, land n &, waco. Texas.
Iauph H. Frank, waco, T,NI-
( uourtncy, Mrs ; II, waco, Texas.
/ Grain, j -, wscl, Texas.
/ alHouu, II \, waco.
. & j mau, Martin, waco,
/ Crooks, Wy MI Pleasant, Texas
/ Crooks, " \, MI Pleasant, 1rAAs.
/ ~. ~ ~, T ~ a., ''N"''
NJ "rit,,, I,,
n',i n 'Ti,aLi"' V,, rr,,
n -" ,G i,
u.J, ~ z W." VI nt',, 1.,s
/ , 'yN u'Nm' I" y, ~ , .,'I'"', w.
o'''''l'',, !" h'' INFANT igN'
r. H,s, VII, d ~ v',, Wih'', a ,,Nt T.,,.
naaui'7 ~ ,,.,,,,' ""'''
! 49, a. ii 49,, I,.
inai,nts' ,,!, a. NJ" w,
nan,n,,,S, Wa"l ,i,ir i,,,.
/ iu'.',,, - . IL no, 80, -
nr,,S,,,a,, . n,,iso' '1nstin 'rr,ns
unn.,a.I I "u"' e., ~,
KIM, I'i"' NJ, t'It'" r,,
il 'nma,,,. ~ Smstin Tr>,.
:. "'i''". ~ '"a''"'
EANN, FIR ASK, waco, Texas.
hngl", Jesse. waco, lrNt-.
Evans, Ar'lltc. waco, l"NhS
tarl j NJ ptt,hu X, Texas.
! Emerson. y J., Mufrhl7"li, l'A ~
Echron, VI, Austin, io\aS.
FOWLER, EMMA, wac, Texas
Fraser, j u, Wa'O, IgAN
EMcyI NJ, ulimrr ! NJ.
tLAhhi'" itnh',. "a'"' t'N''.
t.i,,,,,.,, ,.',ir., w. ,r..tN 'T,,.,.
r,sh"r ~ Nusiln. T"N,
FISHER, ". Austin, .I,Nu-.
Flrcbaugn \ Co, " II, Justin, rrNas.
Furrr-t,rS Co, Austin, Texas
/ FrrhaughS 90, " II, Au-Iiu. Texas.
flNcrtt a co. wpbbrrytll" Texas.
rursI,N vAITEIt ,yRro Texas.
S'',,I''r, ,ya, 'r''tI,-
,,ri.nT ~ ,r,rn I',>4.
prri IL n 49,, 49,.
S,Is,av, - Min lny,s
,.iItt,i,, 4 To- T. Nustln' Texas.
Graham j vs.. Austin. TcNn,.
,,trN.t p,TiItN titan T.y.s
iltmcs ~, waco, Texas,
mn, O, waco, Texas.
] Hodge, IS II, waco, lrNAs'
Huffman. II, waco IrNis
ilaynic, d, waco, tcNAa'
llurEburnr, L, Ausllh, Texas
Haynes, y /, austin itNh0-
II stch, e. G"llndo, icy
u l'uway VI ) Austin irN'a
Hubs, y NJ, Ausuh l"Ah-
llHliharl, " u, \u-llh' lrNhs'
iionEhton y X, Austin lcAa-.
iiockelGtih; l., Austin, l'Ah''
/ lipIlAhls u H. N"-NI, l'N'N'
Henry T. - Al. ln, l'N
HAWKES. a. Nh'lIH' i'N'7'
JAMES a LAW, Hamilton, Texas
1cnniug- j ". Athens. Texas,
Jtll son, j Il, Austin l.Nt-.
uLI,LN WN ,ysco Texas
Hrnueay. John waco. Texas.
krllum 4 Il, waco, Texas.
LEWIS. l.. waco. Texas.
ftrt...y = VI Nj Pleasant Texas
Iynns .iuiy,,. t,ilmrr IrNt-.
I1ca- franz, waco. T. .Nus.
Lowe, Nj, waco, Texas
Lucy, u H,rri-un, Texas
LrAuari, Il, waco, Texas
TACT, e \, waco, Texas
Luud, " y, Austin, TrNa-.
, Lack, NJ j, Austin, I,Nno.
Long, j ", Blancu, Texas
MCCONNELL. No. waco, Texas.
Wnniny. T. waco. Texas,
Morgan Hugh ", waco, TcNts.
4, Manning, Dave, waco, IeSp..
MyrTi. y t famIsi Ii, r SS..
/
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-20

All kinds OF new and second hand fur
niturc. stoves. ,tn., bought and sold a.
Peck a Jones, 80 Austin street, y limo
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-20

+, three times the man he was before he
began using Wells Health Remover.
81 DIuwui-ts.-i
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Dansigcr Vegetable Fever and Ague
Powders are a sure and safe cure tor all
mumrial fever, dyspepsia bilious COM
plants. These powders have been
thoroughly tested. having been selling on
their merits tor the past thirty years prin-
uipally in the eastern states and in the
West Indies. See testimonials, which can
be- had ON application. Price 81 per box
Can bc sent by mail. For stlr by Castles,
Morrison X Co, Waco, agents, Tor cen
tral Texas. -UlOhIly,
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Flies and tyug~.

Files, reaches, ants, bed-hugs, rats, mice,
gophers Chipmunks, cleared ont by
Rough on Rats l5c.-I
Twenty-Five OF the hest brands OF five
cent cigars to select from at Herr $. --7-ll
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-20

BE-. Grayery's First the finest in III
world and all other tine grades, at Herr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-20

Duke OF Durham cigarettes are the boss
80 Tor % cents. Gail on Herr -OIl2
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-20

Furniture cleaned and repaired at Peck
q Jones, No. ~ Austin street. 80 y lmU,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-20

Guaranteed to cure cold or cough
Achers Celebrated English Remedy
Sold by Castles, Morrison X Co., Waco
Ieyas.-0l l6dwly l
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-20

Finest assortment OF smoking tohacc
in all grades always on hand at Hers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-20

LOR ~ALE-OM newspapers sultnblr tor
L wrapping paper at IN cents pct hunhrd
Examiner once t-|Iau
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Z ) l.
hess /
Nd, J. n
NJ 1
', /
rrtGtk
allrs
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EuE -NLE.-My place on south Fourth street
about three ll,k. from Soc end at IN
rtr ut rur line. Consisting ut four lots ioucrl
uuu-c with three r"rus' ui we'll, chicken
hUu.r, etc. Price. 5000 y. /flh.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1883-07-12

j & Pryor n Co.
T. diamond on right
II ip, q NcC pt la ) {
sprin g's G n v e 2
which are branded
= diamond ON right
side and diamond
ON lcfl hip. Crop oil
left and undCr-crOp
on right ear. llCrse
brand, diamond ON
1,tI slrl9l. Inl IA.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-04-24

.lhd he lrs discovered how it is that Adc,
have better luc, fishing 'han gentlemen They
soak tl'cir bait IN lager beer And this leads her 10
believe thai HE .'}Itlc hshc, are opposed to
Local option
That since the trees have pat on thcir fashion
able >prlHs -nl, %! yar-coo r"d leaves the land
ScApc tbont TallhaS~cc is Just too too lovely
bUl there Is more solid nourshmcnt in the leaves
of one Of her fine cabbagcs
That SIC holds herself in readiness 10 heartily
co-op''tlr with any person or number OF per
sono n ANY movement calculated to bring relief
to housewives who annoyed with incompe-
tent .,nd unreliable cooks, house servants. &c
o. the U.s. . modes for relief suggested by those
interested IN The matter-organizc for mutual
protection oI import different class for house
h"li servants she prefer, the latter
That persons who have not paid thcil taxes
for iS~a ought 10 interview the Collector at
once
Thai the warm weather will cause Talahas-
sccan~ to seek Me delightful sea-breczes al thcil
pleasant and popular Gul-coasl summer resort,
ST Teresa, On James Island.
That Il voting lady friend Of hers who was ~uf-
fIng with icvered lips attributed the anlc-
ton TO kissing sweet little urchin, but the old
lady suspects that if kissing caused The fever
biistcrs there was a brown, bristly mou~tachc
in The game.
That a young gentleman OF This city, the
posScS,or Ola whole ticket in the grand lottery
of life, viii depart for Monticello This evening
in order to be present AT The grand drawing,
which take place in lhat city at ioul O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon. Hes plucky and he's lucky
9nl he sure to draw The capital prize
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-04-24
PERSON Al.

% II Kelley, Navor ot Carrabcllc was in
The city last week
Misses Matte and Maggie Bailey Yesterday
started North lor The summer they 90 direct
Ia Boston.
r W Davis, Esq. attorney for the Giccn
Cove Spring and Mclro,e Railroad, vast al the
Capital on Saturday
Capt +. X lIollingcr and bride have re-
turned from "A tour North and West, and are
domicilcd at Mrs Whitakers
Capt Jos Palmer Tax Collector for Jeficr
son county, last week settled in full with the
Comptroller for the taxes OF 1882
Major w. NJ. Davidson, General Manager
OF the Florida Central and Western Railroad
was in the city last Thursday and Friday
Major Jos. V. Nash, of Richmond, Va
Southern Agent of Appleton's New York pub
fishing house, is visiting his cousin, cX- Mayor
Nash
Mr. W O. Ames General Freight and Pas
sengcr Agent of the Florida Central and Western
Railroad, left Tallahassee this morning for Mont
gomery.
Col +. b. Papy, General Freight and Pas
scngcr Agent of the Florida Transit and PENN
office this morning, en- route for Montgomery.
Mr. {. w. Zimmerman and Capt II. y. Dn>s
of the lamOnia ncighborhood, were in 'Taahas-
see last Wednesday and Thursday soliciting sub
scriptions to aid the advocates OF the Meridian
route in securing the Th0maSville, Tallahassee
and Gulf Railroad
Mr. {. W. Bradley and wife last Thursday
departed for their Northern home, at Spencer, n
y. Next autumn they will return to their
charming home in the Floral City, where they
have formed many pleasant friendships during
their residence here the past winter
Mr. ChaS. }. f Allen and family, of Louis
Vile Ky, who have been domiced ut Mrs
BrokaW for some weeks, leave for home To-
day Mr. Allen has discovered "a New Flor
ida in the hill country Of Leon county, and he
and his family will return to Tallahassee in the
tall.
DIR. r. l.. +. Blake pastor of the NJ f.
Church at Ocala, accompanied by his good lady ,
arrived at Tallahassee few days ago. DR.
Blake has been in feeble health for some time
and he visits Middle Florida upon the advice of
his physician, hoping to be benefited by few
weeks sojOurn here.
Mr. H. j. Bond, one OF the proprietors of the
cotton seed oil mill at l.loyds, was in the city
last week He says they have had some difficulty
to contend with, such as the breaking Of machin-
cry, boxes, &c, but is confident the mill will be
profitable institution. The cotton seed meal is
sold at $23 a ton and they will ship carload
OF oil soon.
We take great pleasure in calling attention
10 the announcement in another column Of the
accession of Mr.. Arthur Chaires to the honorable
and responsible position Of partner in the Drug
House OF \. +. Philips Il Co. Since the inau-
guralion of the business here by Mr.. Philips MIR
Chaires has occupied the critical position of pre-
scripton clerk, and by his intelligent and faith
full discharge of duty has won the confidence
both of the public and his employer We con-
graduate the community upon the fact of Mr.
Chaircs permanent identification with us, and
predict for the new firm successful business
career STAFFORD J0urnM.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-04-24
southern dulIivaIOr for April.

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The most vitality interesting and important Of
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letter OF a ,rrics OF letters from The pen ct Mr.
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Letters from the Field The Patrons oi HIS
bandiy SILK Culture; Fish Culture Jersey
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These will appear IN every number during the
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