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DRO POS SAILS
Il FOR
CITY PRINTING AND ADVERTISING.

SEALED PROPOSALS
FOR
CITY ADVERTISING AND PRINTING,
FOR THE YEAR ENDING JANUARY 81. 1884,
VIII be received at the Council Chamber, Broad
street near Ninth until i. NJ.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1883.
ADVERTISING, per square each Insertion.
PRINTING: Jon WORK, per 1000 ems; per
token, $50 impressions
BOOK WORK, per 900 ems; per token, $50 i'm
pressions.
STATIONERY, BINDING. &C. such rs now used
in the several departments OF Tie city govern
ment.
The committee reserve the right to reject any or
all bids. Address
". II. PLEASANTs, Chairman,
IA l2-eodtd Council Chamber.
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BY }. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
ll13 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
~ STORY FRAME HOUSE, No. 2ll WEST
LEIGH STREET, NEAR STREET-CAR STA
BLES.-By virtue of a decree Of the Richmond
Chancery Court, the suit styled Cary as. Kings
Illustrator. entered January q. lsS3. the uu-
dersIgned, special commissioners, will sell on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 27TU,
at 4:3O y. NJ. that TNO-STORI FRAME
DWELLING No. oil west Leigh street, situated
on the south line OF said street between Adams
street and Brook avenue.
This PROPERTY fronts 81 feet on west Leigh
street, with depth Of 100 feet more or less, back
10 divers alley.
TERMS: one third cash; balance I'm six and
twelve months. interest added, and title retained
until all The purchase-money Is paid aud deed or
dered By the Court. JOHN Il. YOUNG,
10. LANE STERN.
Speciai Commissioners
j. THOMPSON BRowS, Auctloneer. ia %
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The H0RsP0RD ALMANAC AND Cook
Book mailed free on application TO the
Rumiord Chemical Works, Providence, X.
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rsRaasLE SCARE.
a Large Area i'm wiikesbarrc, Pn..
Gazing In.

Houses shattered md split In Two-The
People PIeeinG Into the Ssrees Half
IDrcssed.
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OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF TuE)
CITY 4. WnnKs.

OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT or TuE)
CITY GAS WORKS,
RICHMOND, VA, j tnuary 20, 1853.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEIVED At THIS OFFICE UNTIL
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY /, 1888,
for the BEST GAS-COAL for the fiscal year end
ing February |, 1854, The quality, yield. and IL
Illuminating powers to be- established by practical
tests at these works, the minimum yield TO be 4.50,
aud the supply delivered at the lower works As the
necessity Of the superintendent may require.
Any dehcit Will be deducted monthly from the
price paid the contractor, who will be required 10
give bond and security for a faithful compliance
Of the contract. And If inferior coal be repeat
edy sent to the works after due notice from the
superintendent, shall be deemed sufficient cause
10 abrOgatc the contract
The Committee on Light reserve the right to re-
jcct any and all proposals.
JOHN II. KNOWLES,
"a 21-tFel superintendent.
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AUCTION sALES-Thfs Day.
ByJ. Thompson Brown.
heal Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
lib Main street.

PobLiC AUCTION SALE OF To-
-, ,IB,A,oCO-FACTORY FIXTURES
~ ~ ~, ivh1 NORTHWEST CORNER TWEEN
li-foURTH AND MAIN STREETS.
w hPIeement Of all parties concerned In n
ucen o, 'rust from j. h. Childrey. A. NJ. Lyon.
ana a. - Mell-,and their wives. dated 9th OF De
ceIl l lo9V, ana recorded In Richmond Chan
cery court VI. ~ III G., pagers TO secure a GER
tain note thSre described. and bythe mutual con-
sent ana request Of all parties Interested and con-
cefheui VIII sell, on the premises. on
FRIDAY, JANUARY 26Tn,
al ] o'clock +. NJ, LARGE AMOUNT OF FIN
TUKtS' Deing purchased to ~ up n factory tat
the December saly }, but the terms not being COM
plRd WIN IneE VIII now be sold without reserve.
The FIXTURES consist of
3o-iIORSE-PONER ROLLER. | 25-HORSE-
POWER BOILER, STEAM-PUMP. TWIST
MILLS. SIEM-sCREWS. n large number ~
MILLS OF various sizes, BOX-SCREWS.
INlsT-POIS, A. and l2-inch POTS and
PRESSES. TWiST-BENCHEs and kNIV rs ;
In fact, a large aud varied assortment, such as
would be required 10 start factory, for which
purpose they were selected.
y. Ii. Catalogue furnished ON application ~ my
Office.
TERMS: Under 800 cash. above That, sixty
day note satisfactorily endorsed.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctoneor.
sale conducted by T.. Il. COOK. Esq. j12I
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by W. Goddln < Son, Auct,onecrs.


TRESTEE'S SALE or BEAUTIFUL
4 LY-LOCATED LOT AND HANDSOME
FRAME DWELLING (0NE STORY lllGm
THEREON. AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
or SPRING AND PINE ; tREETs, OPPOSITE
TO THE PIN STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
By virtue Of deed of trust executed To the sub
scribcr. hearing date the lfth November. 1871,
duly recorded In Richmond Chancery Court On
The / sth November 1871. IN Deadlock No. %
A, page AL, shall. IN execution thereof proceed
10 sell n public auction. on Tie premises, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 1888.
az o'clock +. VI, Or fair If not, on The first rtir
day thcreifter.) the BEAUTIFUL REAL Is
TATE located a. above. = he lot has front OF
% feet. and depth Of 1913 feet 70 an alley 20 feet
wide. The dwelling Is remarkably well built. aud
contains four large rooms. The property VIII be-
sold as To- embrace with the dwelling the front on
Spring street OF OF feet, running back lO6 feet.
After which the VACANT LOT fronting % feet
on the east side of Pine street. running back %
feet.
TERMS: Cash: or $500 can remain az per
cent. per anuum intCres; for term Of years, half
yearly, or such other terms rs may De most c0ryC-
nent 20 the purchaser secured by deed Of trust
on The property. ". GODDIN,
ia "a Trustee
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

ICE-CREAM AND CAKES, A NEW
4 collection Of recipes for household and COM
mercial use. by an American, Sl.50; The story Of
Goethe's tie, by Lewes, $3.50; The Duchess In
dine, or slain by W"man's Lie, by Diltz, Zoe,
Law aud Lawyer In Literature, by irving Brown;
Al. 30: In the shadow or his Hand: Thoughts for
Lonely Hours. by Rose Porter. Sl.25; English
Colonies In America Virginia, Maryland, the
CaroAnas, by Doyle, $500: james Barron Hopes
ia2i WEST, JOHNSTON & co.
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rTHE FIRM on r. A. PATTERSON 4

THE FIRM OF X. A. PATTERSON &
L CO., tobacco manufacturers at Richmond
Va, which was composed of u. A. Patterson
james Thomas, Jr., and Thomas c. Williams, was
dissolved by the death Of James Thomas, Jr., Oc-
tober 8, 1882.
Having since that time purchased the entire In
ierest Of my former partners In the old concern,
The undersigned has admitted r. THOMAS NJ
RUTHERFORD and Mr.E.FULLER PATTER-
SON 20 AN interest in the business. which will be
conducted hereafter under the sumo firm name of
X. a. PATTERSON & Goethe new co-partner-
ship TO take effect as Of the 1t day Of Janu1ry.
1888. and 10 consist OF X. a. PATTERSON
THOMAS NJ. RUTHERFORD, and X. FULLER
PATTERSON. r. A.PATTERSON
RICHMOND, VA, January 20. 1893. "a 2O-Iw
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WOOD AND COAL.

WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS
w PLENTY To EAT AND CHRISTMAS
FIRES. Best ANTHRACITE COAL for CRATES
and stoves; CROWN-iiILL sPLlNT. the peerless
coal for open gratesi FOREST PINE WOOD,long
and sawed. For all Kinds Of fuel call on
:. L. LATiIROP,
dc 22 Seventeenth street, at Draw-bridgs.
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fURNITE RE.

FURNITURE, FURNITURE.-QnM
Il hand and for sale 800 Walnut sMts-EA
lste,t designs; 500 Poplar and Ash suits; 100 M
Purlor suits. See those Walnut salts Win "
Toilet Washstands. To mai e room Will he sold ~
a very small profit. WILLIAM DAffRON. OF
hee and Warerooms. 1896 and 1888 Main street.
Branch House, 313 aud 3l5 Adams street; facto-
nv, 10, ls, 30, and 22 north Fifteenth street.
ia Limit
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OLDDOMINIoN STEAMSHIP &fEfH
" COMPANY. s

EOR NEW YORK.-The Old ,EsFTH
IL Dominion Steamship Companvs ss&csSczb
proposed sallings for the week following are;
OtD DOMINION, Captain WALKER, FRIDAY,
January 26ih at 2 O'Clock =. VI.
GUYANDOTTF, Captain KELLY, SUNDAY,
January 2Sth, at o'clock 4. NJ.
ROANOKE, Captain COuCH, TUESDAY, jan
nary 3nth, at o'clock \. VI.
Freight received until L NJ. Friday, . O'Clock
F. NJ saturday. and t0 3 O'Clock L. NJ. Monday.
Through bins of lading signed ano goods Tor
warded with dispatch to all points nOrth' south'
cast, and west: alsO TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Att,r-cabin fare 10 New York INCLUDING meals
and berthl SO: bankruptcies, SIS; steerage,
with subsistence, 81: without subsl stence, 80.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays, Tues,
DAYS, wednesday,. and Saturdays by the Richm0nd
and Petersburg rmlroad al 1880 \. NJ. VIII make
connection NJ Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days. Cabin fare, $1,000. Tickets 10 be nad ~
the Richmond and Petersburg depot and A. W.
CARRIERS, 1000 Main street.
For freight or passage, apply 20
GEORGE W. ALLEN & Co, Agents,
a24 Company's Wharf. Rockets.
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by Furman Topper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lOl6 Main Street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
" STORY FRAMED DWELLING No. 1922
NORTH SEVENTEENTH STEEET.-By virtue
Of a decree Of the Chlnccry Court Of the city Of
Richmond. entered on the 23d day of January,
1852. in the suit Of Henry Rollins and wife IS.
Thomas Rollins and uiS., the undersigned. special
commissioner, will sell by public auction, on the
premises on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1883,
at 4 o'clock L. NJ. the aforementioned PRO
PERTl. The house has four rooms. and the lot.
uUon VIII wh there f. fine well Of water, fronts 20
by 75 feet on the west side Of Seventeenth street
The proximity 81 this property to the extensive
inprOy ements lately made by Messr~. Tanner X
Delaney enhances greatly it, value. and makes II
desirable IS an investment.
TERMS: one third cash: balance in thirty. sixty.
and ninety days for notes. per cent. interest
added, and title retained until The whole purchase
money Is p-id. Il. ID: WORKMAN,
Special Commissioner.
FIREMAN TI-PPTR, AuctiOnccr. ia %
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NEW BOOKS FOR SALE By BECK
~ WITH & PARHAM: Heart Of steel tChrstian
Reid. 1925: Ragnarok-the Age OF Fire and,
Life and Letters Of Mrs. Prentiss, 81 20; science
and sen iment Porter, $3.50; Origin and fiisto.
nv OF English Language, 80; American koys
Handy Book, 81: The Boys Percy, $3.50 Church
Almanac, l5c.; Protestant Episcopal Almanac
zoe. ~ 2l-desd&w
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FURMAN TUPPER, Auctioncer. ia %

TRUSTEE'S SALE or A VALUABLE
l. STEAM-MILL PROPERTY IN GORDONs-
VILE. VA. CONSISTING OF 4 LARGE AND
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED LOT. WITH
COM HODlOUS BUILDINGS. 4 Thirty
HORSEPOWER ENGINE, AND 4 GRIST-.
PLASTER, SUMAC-, AND BARk-nlLL, AND
APPURTENANCES THEREON: AND ALSO
TWO VACANT LOTs.-In execution Of deed Of
trust from William T. smith and wife 10 me, the
undersigned, rs trustee, dated the lst day Of Au-
gust, 1871, and recorded in the clerks Office of
Orange County Court. Book as. page 20, default
being made in the payment Of two notes for 200
each. payable respectively thirty-siN aud forty
eight months after date, and secured by said deed
and being required 80 10 DO by the holders OF said
notes. will offer for sale at public auction, on the
premises, ut - O'Clock NJ, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 1883.
the acknowledgement PROPERTY. described aud
conveyed in the deed aforesaid. said property Is
located on East street, and runs back 10 The Nir-
gina Midland railway. There - here an opening
for the establishment Of prosperous business.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay the costs Of sale
aud the sum OF Sl.5f9.30. balance due on said two
notes "A of February 49, 1882. with Interest thereon
from said date and as a. the residue Of purchase
money, on such terms rs may be announced on day
Of sale. +. \. g. HANDY.
dc 27-cOdtd Trustee.
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YORK-RIVER LINE

lPasg'r daily Freight dat grright dal.y
leXct Suuday'lycN. Suudy| eN. SUNDAY.
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The disaster is accounted for upon the
theory that the props put in some time ago
in an old mine to sustain the roof have
rotted, and are gradually giving way. The
mine is owned by the Delaware and Hud-
son Canal Company. Immediately after the
disaster those residing over the fatal spot
began TO remove to safer localities, and re-
movals continue up to this writing, as gen.
cral apprehensions are felt that the worst
Is to come. The city is much excited over
the affair, and it is the general topic OF con-
yersation.
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dwln


lfdiseas, has entered the system the
only way to drive it ont is to purity aud
enrich the blood To this eud rs j.
acknowledged by all medical men,
nothing i, better adapt a tuan iron.
The NUT hith.rDp has been that iron
could not be 50 prepared as to be nhso-
Iutc,y harmless Ia TIE teeth. TuIs diili-
Guilty has i, en- overcome by the Brown
Oh mi.ul Company, # Baltimore, Md,
who ollur their Browns Iron Blt'ers IN
20 iau.tlo-s iron preparation, positive
cure Tor dyspepsia, Indigestion, k dncy
troubles, etc. 1904 d&w I'm
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We wish you not only to reley0 that
we can always furnish you everything
required for your table, but that We IRE
able, willing and prepa'el to supply
food for both man ana beat. Onr stock
OF grain, bran, oats, mi let, fodder, hnv,
etc, is the largest in the city; all bright
and tirst.cas in every respect, and VT
will meet any and all competition in The
grain and feed line, because we have
our own warehouses and produce our
grain ourselves. Do not forget TO II!
rs hen you need any thing in this line
Most truly your,
A. JONES TAYLOR 4 Bro.
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New millinery

A new invoice Of millinery, fancy
goods aud hair goods, Hair hraids from
3 TO 50: front waves from Doc. to 81. 80
/ have a complete assortment in each
department. Prices reduced Call and
examine goods aud prices. Dre.s trim
ming and dress making Hair worked
up. Stamping done Dire charts, 81
pleating machines, ST. Hair washed
Mus b. j. Doss,
No, 52l5 Austin street up stairs.
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A good time piece tx constant source
Of comfort and convenience to its pos
srssor, and when ,nce ont II order ht
careful to whom you eutrust it for re-
pair. Mr.. j. Levluskl, OF Levluskl 4
Alben, ~ r.ounlly superyises all watch
repairing done by that firm. Any re-
fractury watch entrusted to his care vii
be urned out n perfect time piecc aud
warranted to give satisfaction. Compli
Gated watch reptiring a specially.
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nRuSTEE'S SALE.

\ by virtue of the authority i'm mo vested
n q certain deed Of true, executed by
eason 'laylorou the nth day Of I'e.-
AP, 1879, and at the request OF the
.,h holders Of the notes secured by
td decd in trust, will sell at an tim
"lae court house door in Waco, within
1slW hours OF fine 3lst day Of Dec m
~ iNNj, the following dasciDed truc g
lau1, to-vit; A part Of the
H-a.l' Hplinda survey in NJ.
7u'an county, beginning at the
E"'orner Of tract sold by ". W
,U.S lo Sam Taylor, for S. e. corner Of
7.a' Thence south 90 west li2 Gj-lOO
'''a'; the'c e moth ., west l,l3l ynras
-. Ai.eHander's cast Inc; thence along
- aieHhnders linelto the +, W. corner
IMe' continuing IN thi. coursr to
'A 'grs n, W. corner; thence south
,.VAl tO varas to b ginning, con-
lug 't l2-lOo acres; also II acres %,
r,'l'nb ont OF the Iguacio Galulo
T1,, b eginning at the s.w. corner OF
a., "a t.a!I'Ts wood tract, thence west "
In. 40 vaTas t. Jake Mathews ives.
,tsr'a' ueuce south 2S east - 47-lUO YGras
pa,,t II , so1th G3 west g5~ varas, thence
bin wet Njl7.lOO viras to place OF
GOWNS yln'. Cash in hand on delivery OF
'u'e' &. NJ. DOWNS,
Va. On Trustee,
'A~'' IEZ1sr December S, 1855
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PEstaON VAL.

MI. VIII willis, OF the firm OF Tunnc-
hill & Willis, WAS in town yesterday on
his way to Calvert.
Mr.. WIN. Fuegal, correspondent OF tho
EXAMINER at Marlin, spent yesterday In
city.
Mr. +. l.. Downs, OF Temple, passed
through the city on his way To- the grand
masquc ball at Marlin last night,
MIS-. VIM. Harris. wife of the sheriff
and her DAUGHTER Lena are visiting the
family OF District Clerk Turner at Bel
ton.
Miss Annie Cox, one OF Waco's charm.
ing bellies, lett by yesterday morn
lng's Narrow Gua2c to spend thc Winter
with relatives in Memphis, Tenn.
MIR. Ed uatton, after an extended ali
sonce. l. back in Waco again. lie has beer
in Quincy, III most OF the time, and lUohs
as il that climate agreed with him.
Col. Il Il. Burnham left last evening
tor Tennessee. He is accompanied 10y hi-
/ daughter, Miss Mullic, but he wpi-per,
/ to us to say nothing, Cincinnati or 10
ludO,
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Owing TO rhe long continued warm
weather We have drciIed to cut right
aud left in our clothing department, a.
the heavy stock must DO disposed Of
You can rest assured that We will mis-
no sales Our variety il large, and the
hest assorted iu the city Avail your
selves NJ the opportunities offered AT b
Hab-r's. ll-4 to
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IT. aStiII Hour.

,go LEAuNFp MfN HAVE a 1ALN AND
CONF 40 tuNNpN CONCLUSION.
.rhpr, can bo no question ns tn that"
Ed Dr. p, VINO /, prominently con-
acted with a certain hOspilnltp his lllrn !,
ME House Surgeon. rs TN two sat having
,maA and a qi.t chat ia the reception
NOM ate on recent stormy night-"uu
egp.lion ut all. Ever since hragn pruc.
lie rn that little country village YOU yc
i,srl the speak OF, away up near Lake
U,,liu. thirty year, ago. | have iult-in
omuon Vhih all other physIciin,-the
tselota reliable plaster There are so
rsay il.cl-c,-it, ildCc !. the M iDrlty do
t5,touie under the rule -tur which good
external application is better than RENE
Hs.goulcd into % patient stomach"
"I44'.su, Doctor, amt TO show yuI my
4 hAlAyour theory, may shy that since
81 llNedrlmypositiCn hcrrl have uppos a
tas.laFiusinE people, cXccp, IN cases
II HErf were at our Wis end AND IL
II 9tEI o. Ice that or nothing. some
n a5'i1g application, it the patient nee IS
Gu.ng, combined wi h rest and good
fn'ilE VIII do the busincss-snve where
\ cs;ot accidents r,qi.c heroic treat
ID,"
"lay Doctor" said the other "you can
gta, OF it, or not. just us you like, but m
! ryp.iynte practice, when | want any
{aneO the sort. Use EENSON'S CAP
/ CNE tORUS pLAS TER. IT., a mo-
Tp@ry thing, OF course, but it Is by all
d. the best pIa ter have come across.
IBIS scientifically prepared, quick IN talk.
hl hold, sure 10 relieve where rylici is
g"iblr, and neat Gs wax tn handle. In,
lhe perfect Hover OF all that has yer
ben done in that line. Ihppel to know,
D0 that is being rapidly introduced iu
le principal hospitals ut London, Paris
and other leading cities of Europe
"luu needn't fret, my tricud,' laughed
he House surgcon," lover the chance ot be-
tgcaught BOO an act ut professional hector.
aIy for SO use Benson hero every day,
Nh 10 they do at the other city hos, .'ut-.
| N-tHl it 10 much better than thH1 lul.
J -sn's, lotions, etc, that the bottles are
autlly getting scarce In the house
Benson piastrr'S ARE prepared iruad an
<1oroyet formula bv listing ui,bcd ply
sean. aud chemists To meet want let
NyDar-, You will not be disappointed
\ them, H. the mIddl" OF tine gr"uinr i,
IuI rho word CArClNE. rrcc. - cent,
fbury q, johnson, NV York. N-su2
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Notice.

The annual meeting u the 'tockhold.
ers Of the Waco National bank will be-
hid at their Office, in Waco, Tex, ON
Tuesday January Sth, 1891, at 10 a. m,
for the purpose Of electiug directors for
the ensuing year and FOR the transaction
them. j. X. ROSE,
~ dim Cashier
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WRAPPED IN FLAMES
A Leap for Lfe-lnsurauoe Ghoulds-ln.
Hooent Fratr 'Nite- Quaker Dead.


VII. ' i,.' ,i ulpeI
Of Wells, Stone Il Co. Of SAGINAW. sbot
his brother Last NIGHT installing him fnr
A burglar His hrntber disI in Ihirty
minutes
PINE rrr.rr oS rrur
Linus RnrK. D.c.mbar II -T.ls-
grams from ppg Blum rep5rts that The
Town ia nn Are i'm sevsrnl itfFarart nlacrs
and the anthortt,rs have tslsgranbed to
Littlr Rock fnr rnvinas Nh nar,iruIars
nre Given.
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ma ".u "eHn. a., JUS 5e'gll /" T'"eN
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w., ~ w ueSlIuSTu' US was ne 'olloN
p',,i,t ks Ou hu,'l s,Ieet' o'lt
,"'''el7' Eene'H, Iler'hatu''e' 'coo
@S'IJi,'uu N'o'c' hcEWh,, Neheral stUrr'
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Prominent Ql AKtR DEAD
LANCASTER Pa, Decrmher ll.-Dr.
Joseph Gibbons, Il prominent member Of
the Secretly " Friends aud the publisher
" the Friends j mrnHl uf Philadelphia,
died sudd uly 1t his house at Bird-in
the han I, IN this county, aged 10. He
was strong nbolitioui t.
THE SEW rArEH.
/ CHICAGO, December IL George &.
Cochran, who wns tor mluy ears the
chief associate editor IT the Louisville
/ Cour,er-jou nal, and q. G. Matthews,
city editor Of the Indianapolis Newe,
have arrived here to assume editorial
/ positions ON the Current, tine new paper
which Will appear here shortly
SUICIDE.
INDIANAroi ls, December ll.-Lewis
Morrison, the bookkeepcr " the tirm I
Holweg ~ Rus'e, Of this city, committed
suicide this morning.
LEAptNG FOR LIFE.
/ BALTIMORE, December ll.-Early tins
I mnTnlup "A fire broke o. I IN the looms or
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Convincing.

The proof Of the pudding il not IN
chewing the string, put III having Rn OPP
portunity to test the article direct,
Garter & Williamson and DIR. j. H.
Cornish, druggists have free trial
bottle OF DR.. BosankoB Cough and
Lung Syrup for each and every one
who is afflicted with Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Consumption or any Lung AZ
mctIOu.-U3 iIwtf
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A lot of proof ilcks, raised in
Texa., fine blood, to hire or sell. Also.
200 or 300 acres Of land adjoining the
town Of Crawford, par in the tow a
plot for -ale III qunuhtIcs to Ru { and on
reasonable terms. Address,
JouS II BAKER,
Crawford,
or apply at his ranch.
HIS DIS W in
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MAcn- NnHenlher II. lssa.

Mr.. sam Baker, WAGE, Texas
Dear Slr-Wc have tiled and now us'
your Burkthorn -olii steel barbei leuc
ing, aud much prefer it to any barbe,
wire, and will want more vi it yerl
soon Your, truly
JAS. T., EGAN,
Sup.t Waco Water-works, Waco, Tex.
lllS In
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Every department Is oyerslocked, and
good. mye been marked d WI without
reyarl io actual value; IN addition 70
which, for every dollars worth OF goods
purchased, you receive a chance IN our
81 ~ ''' SANGER BROS,
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Are you miserable through Judges
tion, sour stomach, or con-upatlon
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets We WI. guar
antee will relieve you. Sold by Castles,
Morrison AZ CO.-lO6tc
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We are giyinEaway t. our lady friend.
and customers the most elegant card Of
the .casou. Come and get one. Castles,
Morrison AZ co.. l2-g.lw