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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-02-16

THE Mayor OF Vadulesti, Roumania, find
ing many of the citizens in arrears for taxes.
seized upon the wives of the delinquents and
locked them up for security for the debts.
The delinquents liked their freedom at first,
and made jolly over it; but at the end of
forty-eight hours every wife had been re-
deemed by the payment of the tax for which
she had been held.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-02-16

"A Vermont debating society viii
tackle the questions: (Which is the
most fun-to see man try to thread
needle or a woman try to drive nailG
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-02-16

Mr.. BLoDeETT. of the Rhode Island Legis-
lature, offered a reso ut;on-and- meant no
sarcasm by it-that dictionary be purchased
with public money for every member.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-02-16

A LITTLE girl, about four years old was
badly crushe d and her nose broken recently
at Galveston, byher drunken mother, whom
she was leading home, falling upon her.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-02-16

II is said. that the death ofMr. Critchett,
the eminent English oculist, was fastened BY
Temorse for grave mistake made BY him in
an operation. 49, -.t
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-02-16

A New YORK jury has given verdict
giinst we'll known banker, for nearly 5000,
due from him to aiwashwoman who had been
several years in his employ.-N Y Sun.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-02-16
PITIABLE SCENES.

A most pitiable case was discovered by
Chief-of-Police Smith in d house at the lower
end of Chestnut street, where woman named
Mary Hall lost her mind and was wadine around
on.the floor in several feet of water. She
stubbornly refused any assistance. and her
family We're compelled to desert her the night
before and seek safe quarters. 1t required the
united strength of four men to take her out
and hold her fast in the boat ~-*is
An aged woman named Hamilton, who lived
on Elm street, while being lowered into boat
fell and dislocated her hip-bone She was
taken to the Episcopal Church
- woman in the last stages of consumption
was rescued from a seeono-stOry window on
Bellevue street.
A family named Applegate. living on Belle
vue and Central avenue, the father and mother
Frustrated with sickness, were taken out of a
window this morning. ~
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-02-16
THE OHIO FLOODS.

The Worst Inundati0n Ever Known at Gin.
cinnati and Suburbs-Thousands of Per-
sons Driven from, Their Homes and Con-
fronted by Starvation-Pitiab Scenes.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-30
Ar TuE OPERA HOUSE
4 Pine play and "a Pleased
Audience

The h mixers Daughter was pre- ented
At the oupri house U.st night b. the LAIN
bsrf Il Richard on Dramatic cnmpa y.
Mot OF our y uyle had seen the
MAY before. Bat yerthcle>s they
mot thoroughly enjoyed and APP
pr,cIAted It's repetition last night.
There was a large audience out
and thei' good opinion OF the perform.
an,e was att.stei by their enthusiastic
an Iause The music by the excellent
orchestra was Ot the least appreciated
feature u the evening. Anew musical
in.trumeut, known AZ tue saGapuouc,
10 ns part ~ tie orchestra. II attracted
much attention aud great deal OF
comment, favorable OF course.
The characters IA the play
Ae.e generally, well sustained aud Sery
y,,d Harry Robinson rs "Georgc
tanop with Waco pllv.goers ard his rem
di lon Of the character last night Won ne 3
laurel, Tor him Mis- Ida Nay Blakc. n
"Nlrs. Flor, nee st Vincent Brownie"
quite ZAP waited the whole Hudlcnc, ucr
speech and actions were most thoroughly
q a,ur and she eviuC.d pert, ct u der
-iAu,ilg OF h'r part. She seems to
enter heartily into he spirit Of the
character ( the young re OF an aged
aud equity, though very wealthy, hus-
band, and acts out her y IT unit sine
finally becomes the wife 4 tho Father
OF his country, Phipps," with vim and
brihaucy that entities her to the warm
ext commeudstion. Miss Ju ia Blake
displayed great dr. matte abb ity rs l. /
Ian Westbrook," the daughter OF the
banker, thou Ii her character did not
afford her an opportunity to eI-
hlblt the high order OF her talent
H. e chlract r IL not very srOng one
The troupe l. very gOnd snd NJ nays send
uwpy their IL dicn,e- n tie uo-ttIorou2l
gooi hunIir. "Our Is lchclsrs' will b.
pre.cnted TO night, with HAIRY Robli sol
and Cnaile. .. Rcla dsona- the bachelor
" II cause you to laugh your hcartie-i
hey are Il strong tcsm ami the comedy
Is "a roaring one.
IN, excellent hand will furnish Ma som,
more II muaic this morning; the band Ii
un Oubtedly tue finest We have heard II
] Waco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-30
FROM Bis ADV OOD.


CHICAGO, March 29-Dcspai ing Of
overcoming the obstruc ions Ill the
Braidwuud mine, which would m Ike
difficult the search for the renal lug
bodies,a correspondent states tue owners
are considering = prop sition to close
aud abandon the mine and erect over
the entrance monument to the memory
OF those there entombei. This sugges-
ton is opposed by the friends of the
dead men. No additional progress was
made up . last night cleaning AWAY the
debris.
LArER-Thc Daily News Braidwood
special s1ys no definite action has yet
been taken IN regard to stopping OF the
search for the bodies uf dead mine \,
but IN after Don meeting OF various
mining uperinteudr will be held and
action taken in the matter. A commit
tee will be appointed to visit the faml-
lies Of those yet IN the mine to
see il some definite arrange
ments Gun be made with them.
II they will agree work will at once he
stop Ell aud the mine cl sed. The
search still progresses, but without any
bodies eing found. \ pass e way he
been cleared about 100 yards and the
explorin. party ure still at work. About
1000 tons Of stone was removed yester
Il y, and 1t il estimated that there art
still about COCO car loads OF matt r
weighing l2,OOO,0O pounds The tall
concerning the possible abandonment o
the mine caused n great deal Of talS an,
widows whose husbands yet lie in h,
NINE will have great objections to an!
such pruccedln. =.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-30
CENTRAL MARBLE WORKS
sugR - Wells, No. 10, south
FUN street, Waco Texas

We have sold our entire marble inter
rs's IN TIE riiy OF Waco, Tcxa., to Mrssrs
Sugg Il Wells practical marble men, who
viii continue tie tines, retaining our
wOrkm 90. We sincerely believe they will
be- able t. execute any orders that may be-
given lu tucm tn better advantage than
Wc hnvr been thr TO do, and We Chcoriullv
recommend our former patrons to extend
to them the i,i or, sn literally bestowed
on MS in the past. Thankful Tor iavors.
we are respectfully,
NJ W. MtNN Il Co.
In assuming control OF the &c trtl mar
bic work, lateiy run by NJ. W. Mann Il
Co., we respectfully solicit the patronage
OF the citizens OF McIenuan and surround
ing counties, promising to execute Ill
Orders entrusted to us with c rciulness
and dispatch, and we confidently Say, that
We are able to do AL kinds OF cemetery
work, from the cheapest to the most diff
cult design, in American or Italian mar
bic, scotch red beach or other srynitt, to
the satisfaction OF all who may favor us
win ther patronage. We do not boast
that We can execute carving and other
work b tier than our competitors, but US
workmen wc acknowledge no supcriois in
| the STAT. Wehave come to stay, and beg
Oi you TO encourage home industry. We
stall Ito honest work and ask only eason-
able condensation. All work guaranteed.
We shall at all times be glad to fuIn sli
estimates on Original designs and price
finished work. Call and see Us.
3-25-lw. SUGG & WELLS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-30

case of Michael Boynton, who was ar
rested It Kildare Tuesday, Il U'ade ny the
Dublin correspondent VI tie StaRIatd.
The inference l. drawn from the tact that
II has be.n previously proved Boynton Is
not an American citizen.
LADY FfpRHNCE DIXIE.
IoSpoN, M,rch &.-ln the commons
This afternoon Sir William uarcOurt, home
secretary. In reply 10 question a'kyd uy
Capt. O'she4. u, inter Tor. CLAIR. sild tht
inquiry oi the poIce into the alleged
attlck upon Lady Florence Dixie. proved
futile.
-IN PENNY KILOGRAMS.
IoSpoS. March % The commons by
A vote ot - To ~ adopted the motion iav-
oring tx penny leg ans. The govern
ment opposed the motion
AMERICAN STIsrs ARRIVED.
LIVERPOOL, March ~ Lieutenant
Very, OF the Tn ted States nav! and
other members ot the expedition sent 10y
the American government to Patagonia
tn take observations on the transit OF
Venus arrived her to-day on their way
home.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-30

This imc we have cut down the price
~ Thu b.r's No. "a coffee one pound
packages to fifteen cents per pc nd,
choice red and silver skin onion sets to
fifteen cents per quart; choice string
beans 10 ten cents Ter can; choice three
pound can jelly thirty-thre" cents per
can; two pound can jelly twenty cents
per can; choice Six pound pie peaches
twenty-five cents per can; three pound
fruit butter in cans twenty cents per
can, one can oysters, light weight, five
cents per cau, Wuslcts Ktrh olive soap
five An | half cen per pound; job lot
Of toilet soups at u bargain; a bar
rcls NJ good rice ut six aud hal cents
uor pound, our Xxx family flour at
81 60 per suck; other goods lowest ever
known. Watch ont for bargains from
u. during the next thirty days.
N.JoNE5 TAYLon h BRo..
Nos. 1 aud > FEATHER Block.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-30
beware of The svIndIcr.

| have had my attention repeated,
called 10 the fact that an impositor is
travelling through different parts of this
state ropresentingIhl to he DIR II
Robinson, optician Of Waco, Texas.
thereby securing the confidence Of those
who are afflicted with weak eycsight aud
swindling them by obtaining money for
treatment aud spoctacles under sucV
misrepresentation. have no agent OF
partner and will give literal reward
for information regarding the where
alb uts OF any person or persons using
my name Address DIR. Ii. Robinson
optician, No, ~ Austin sire I, Waco
Texas.
Papers can serve their subscriber. by
, exposing the impostor -0j25dSwlm.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-30
EAroS 4 GufSIS
pI.bksO AZ.


Mr.. Charlcs Beer Is dangerously III.
James I Moore is back iron LampAsas.
Nj. W. T. woodward has returned
from his trip rOrh.
Major {. u. Prsrre returned from Hills
burO yG-tcr lay morning
Judge j. NJ. MaScy, OF Meridian, arrived
In the city yesterday and will remain q
day ct two.
Col. A. y. Dodge and wife from lyle
arrived in the city last night, by the
Narrow Gauge.
Ia. Gplstcin Is / ack from Gatcsv lie
lie witnessed the disastrous lire ther
Yesterday morning.
SIR. Op Golson has returned to Wac,
after long absence, and wilt be wclcom
e by his many friends
MJs. Leland, who has been in New
York for some time past purchasing he
sprlng stock, came home Yesterday.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-30
LOCAL uAItK ETs.
Wholesale Prices for Leading
staples Yesterday.

Cotton quotations continue about Tue
sAmruuu The In7r ct 0, more active WIN = '.
60 lie ly better fc,l NJ lho opinion T. ,1 IT,,
tAiued that the bottom ot tho market ma beei
reached and ANY euAuue must be- IN Improve
nplt. Receipts M bales. Higher grades sun
very sCaTcei supilF hluuliiu auh the l'h'uN
better Outv Arl shipments Improving, anu re-
oripts to- ,he loytl ket comlHreuyey llssn'
though there is large amount ct the staple 81 %
IN the hands Ot the urudhgef- Grocer
and provision mar.et hrMHr iud A"tN'.
with inward tendency on Ill apIr-t parhtu.
larry bacon, huu and sugar, bhrul -tuhs hhh
lively with an nell alton 10 ctlihh 60 hlth'I
price. d-u and much better, AYur improving
and iuAfkr. much ~,i1er with en- active ne
mand, s,.gst T. also GrIurr AMI looking up"ar1
but the uhaugc I- not arriiel enough '""H-'t u =
city markets ,qu tatluus uuch'nS. the SUPP! j.
i.ry.ruure 4aIrt and stea y,uo1i remains WtHh
Auduuyhuu. rice strong market -iead' d'-
mand fr all staples is very good
move INJURY Ton hour ami the
Inclination is upward lurrc Is no
u1 considerable mc'r".ut worthy OF mote
80 change loo drugs, market -trouf
Auf steady Receipt. uf c"nutrN pr"duc" lair.
.acrt poultry 'rr, few chickens Of TURKEYS
AT. hr light iu ami tue prizes are hiRh me
t-S .nIr. hr,. r-tt.. mad. .t good prices.
Hardware unchanged. quiet aud easy.
CorroN.
str.ctmidiltrg ..r; mig ling -'.ri 'trlct low
mitHlIu- sac; lHsv uiullIu- So. 'rirt soo'l
nrIinsry 7-ri good ordinary 'aN stained
tsa'.c of
Hay, p.r tom, + , &,o go. y ~. per o gq
PROVISIONS Asp oeaD.ut-
Flour, ordluars, psr gwt - 100 ", Iani u,
/ - .flf 90; FANCY - ''i pa'ent l!gege'' =
/ bacon. short clear. i-a.ci long v..hr l!pc Dry
+ SILT, short aides, 100 HriuH, PLAIN
| l4c Lard, tlr'cr, l3e' ease, 80 lh can.
. ls.. 80 b.,r, % H. l--'t l't' 90,
. Il... -u.tr ftiI. g., .I-., " 4. "luiu'i col
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-30
THE CITY.

. Our Bachelors tonight.
Ma lnee Saturday bring the chill
dreu.
Ladies, don't forget the matinee Sat
urdAy.
-Four acts 900 laughs. Our Bache.
lors Tonight
seats going rapidly for "our Bache-
lors' tonight
- Nnohcr large hOu-ew undoubtedly
greet the l.ambrit n Richufdson cOmptny
at the opera house t. ,ig't.
"A lot OF dry boo black, smoking
md . ,bbng In the gallery, was on Of
the at factions at tue opera house last
night.
Now don't mis- seeing the funny
Bachelors as portrayed by Harry Robin
son and Cha le, Richardson, at the opG IA
house tu-night.
There will be divine services At the
III ebrow Synagogu tD-uigh at 1880, con
Quoted by Dr. A. Suhlcr,
The Performance 10 night Winds up
with q dance ln which all the tompnDv
will paitioiI ate. The gallery l,dI' viii
please take ru'lcc and keep their seat,
until the curtain tails.
Capt. Elgln dosjrs tho members oi
"C omptuy Is, "t tue bro N brigade, "a
meet at ". n, Jackson photograph
gallery Al 80 p. u. tu-mufruw. IN,
meeting VIII moi last long enough t'
prevent any bod, from Attending tn.
matinee that afternoon.
Tbs ln.unnce ag"ucy OF Vi J. Il
Wu-l'tt carries poi.H.r, un tie flowing
parties, ruler.T~ ny tnc taicsy,ile tif,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-30
Food Wen A-.imIInted

Ii he sec ct Of good health. Then il
you would be free Of those terrible par
uNysms Of nervousness, sick headache
aud seepless nights which finally tcrmi.
nate in u general breaking down Ut the
whole system caused 10y imperfect
assimilation NJ food or what Is m st
commonly called dyspepsia and iudigcs
tion-.we would SAY to all such, 20 at
once and sSk your druggist FOR bottle
NJ |. |, l., or Improve Iron luvigurator.
Manufactured 10y Tucker y Willis, Waco.
II will do more to build up your system
when broken down from any cause than
any other tome or nHguratur we know
ot. Everybody who has given it fir
trlAl laud that number now liz many will
testify to the correctness Of tins state
mont 32ltc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-30

curing jury, aud pan j OF twenty'tour
was eXh ustod before the jury was So
cured. The jury was composed NJ Me'srs.
T +. Sparks, $. A. Green, L, q. Malone,
Il. $. Davidson, W. w LArmour and Ho'
mer Anderson. The trial occupied the
entire day, City Att rney Boliuger APP
rearing Tor the city, u Judge George
CLARK representing the defendant
The arguments otcounsel FOR both side
we're long d exhaustive. The Jury
we're permit ed 10 retire about
hal, pa-t ( O'Clock, remaining ont about
An hour, came back an hnnou ced
hat they could not agree end were dis.
charged We understand that four o'
the jury favored verdict Of not guilty
aud two were IN favor Of conviction
TITUS ends fourth trial involving the
same is-ue and be end seems no nearer
han 1t was at the fir t. Two
other markets have been open
ed, ard the city officers
ga have all the prosecutions Of this ua'
ture that they IL ire.
JUL. Blake as the WI tow clint to
Al plf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-30
CARPET Work, Etc

luow have my headquarters at stephen
sou. Tlbbs Il i einer's where am prcpu.
Ell To- ,io all kinds of upholstery work,
such s sewing and laying carpet, making
and hanging shades, designing and making
lamhr,qnils :, drapery tops, porteros ard
all ,tyles at window draleries, In tact to
do any kind of interior house decorative
work Being the ouly experienced man
IN n ut particular line In Waco those Nhu
are o., need ot such work Will do well to
a u and consult me.
Ullllm C. q. FCkFoHp.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-30

That the ladies can be suited ont ~
the nice assortment Of millinery novel
ties Tor spring aud SUNNI r, \ great
many novelties 10 hair fronts. Waves
of the latest design. Braids IN endless
variety. Hair wigs for rent. Hoou
skirts, co sets, gloves, jeweliy, neck
W ar, scarfs lichens, collars aud rurh.
lnL, Dressmakng by Mrs. Austin.
hsir bought Hair worked up Dress
chnrts Sl.Up. Pleating machines 500.
Come aud see.
MHs h j. Duss,
No. DIV, Austin street up stars.
-U31Dd&wtc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-30

LosDoN, March 29.-The Daily News
correspondent at Natna says secret
report las been presen ed to the sultan
in which it j. charged that We al Of the
Turkish ministers and high officials Of
the government had entered into an ar
rangemeut by VIII ch they were to receive
brides IN connection with the collection
o. tobacco taxes The ministers accused
rendered their resiguatious, but tn
sultal refused to accept them. Their IL
much u easin Nh IN regard to tue matter.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-30
Bg". We wonry Travellers

Come this way and look Ut our new
spring stock nt buot- and sho"s Fine
Kid button shne-, ilno infants burton
shoes and slipper, The haud,omcst line
Of mems tine shoes IN th" market. lniIr-,
you wuuld be mDre thln snrpriscd Ia soc
so many different Kinds and STYLES OF
goods. Come, oh, do come NJ once To
Our house AMI ste what W. have. Would
you be- happy then come AZ once mt
save all trouble of looking lrounI. Tor we
can please YOU without any trouble. We
are the place Tor boots and shoe.
j. l. SIIIINAH a o..
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-30

For several days the public has been
on the qu viye az to the identity OF
"Rochelle," whose advent was announced
in those columns. "Rochele" has ar
rived at last, and will make headquarters
at a Hers two places, on Austin ave-
nue., aud ut the Picitlc hotel. Rochelle
liz a cIgar made especially for Herr, aud
one of the best cigars that money ever
bought py "Rochelle" and be con,
YInnrl -MlLhlir
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VIEW Horses iorthcA'ire Depart
uttnI

Lac We .u'.dH evening tie ii e de-
WJm.n' completed The purchase ui =
new tvan Oi h'r,r,, 20 be- used IN tur
truck. Tue hOr.r7 are goo T. strong nd
sound. au' were purcl u.rd from Vi. Polls
Mo r.ry iot -2h IN have b en- cxrt-
ci,cu hy the boys and give s.ti,M,ti
once more the acplr m Ut is IN lir-t-cl S.
shhpc amt 'cn'y % respond p omptly n,
u.ul. Id 4 lin AILLm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-30

Col, II. l.. Leach, Of the "Florentine
Perfumers,' Chicago, His, Is in the clt
with huge spray apparatus, for the
purpose OF using it at the opera house
on Thursday night, to display tn supe-
rlority OF their lovely"Florentine Odors,"
These good are kept by orr t ter rris-
ing druggists, Messrs. HAMLET Il klau
Der, aud have already an immense sale
-U3gTlw.
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TnEInnNN TmIrM.
TcNns siiiing- Appeal 50 Colo
met Nnrucii


This weeks issue Of Texas Si''ng'
deyptes attrnu II t. Naruel's crime
First there is cut ~ gallowH, with
mau dang ng at ia e d ol a t.sht rope
then an article &C. tly published Ia tue
ExAMtSEu ON Naruells refuge III HilI
county, a nu appeal from Strings 10
VarnaIi IA ~ lows "Iue conduct
" Narucli--bes pHrdJu, Col. Var
pell-is simply iue1p,Icabio. Col Var
pelrs family is wealthy, tni can u AZ
ford ~ have % h.st MSS lawyer hence
we cannot IN er-iauG VII hc hesitates
Ia deliver himself up, IN b" fully vim
dicatol by an Intelligent j ~ of hls
fellow cit 20 H. As fAr A. we know,
the e. ~ NOT % single instance uu record
Texas Of murderer 81 means hav
ING IL en- puushei by law, no matter
bow many hJmlcides he committed.
The apparent uuWIlliugLe-s Of Go
Vnrnell tu stand his triul and
be VI dictate H. not only au uu-
deserved slur upon the glmiuistra u
of Justice Iu Tex =, but il must gfIcye
hue relatives, who Gel keeulv thes igma
that vii rest upur them II Col NarueiI
coutuur- his eccentric course 81 the
IA tier Tho very best Go Naru.i. can
nskIng th.. public 10 suspend their OPP
ion until the muitcr has been paHsed on
by the court AZ lar as the failure Of
the officers NJ HI county to arrcst Var.
nell .- concerned, up blame shouli be
attached to lem Col Va mel
has not done anything to them,
hence, why shoDld they 20 out
of their way 'o modest him Come
now, Col Varnrll, come IN ont u
the brush. where you musr pat up with
nrunvc icucje- dst,tclul t. gcnilomup
who ha- done not Ing but outraged a
poor girl. and murdered her father come
up, amt .'apd Sopr tral Ike u man. Anu
do not clu-e our friends to blnsh becSu. Z
you are n fugitive from jus tee. Rem"mhrl
YOU Lave hicrd-. The criminal laws uI
Texas were made to project ju stph
men ns you. and they hnNr alNuls don,
II heretofore. hence, We say for the honor
ui tho Lone Sur ut .IrAH-, com" cut, an
have the Stigma & moved at once
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Merchants opera House.

Tho regular annual meeting OF tn
stockholders Of the Merchants operR
house will b. held Mt the opera ousc on
Monday, the Bud day Of April, at 1
u q ock p IN, for the purpose Of elc ting
president, vice president, treasure , sec.
Rotary and eleven directors, to serve Tor
the ensuing year, aud transact such
other buslne as may come before said
meeting. A lull attendance II requested
-ul3O3tC W. W, SELEY, Pres.
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The undersigned having qualified on
the Sth OF February, 1888, as administra-
triN of the estate Of Joseph Ma lor de.
ceased. All persons having CLAIMS
against said estate are hereby required
to present them for -llowance within the
time prescribed by laS, this March "a,
1873 SAHNH j. NAILoR,
O303iw Administrative.
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Just ieceiy ed car 10 d I5D barrels
Of rytr, cnuic. aprle-. VIII eel At fea'
IN BILE price,. Call early ani yet sup
NV. Il VI ORB & Thompson
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PRACTICAL CHIROPODIs,
Twelve Years Experience.

| have opened an office at the Pacific
Shaving Parlor, under the Pacific Hotel
Corns, bunlons, in-growing toe nails
and all defects OF the feet treated. Per
manrnt cure guaranteed or Ao pay. Cal
At private residence by request Corn.
extracted positively without pain, and
immediate relief given.
l2lgtc.
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just ecelyed at Barney Feldhake a
choice relecton Of baskets, aud churns
OF every escrlptiou. He sti keeps the
wonderful Family Coffee R0aster
Housekeepero should not be without
them, . flee roasted in t, , twelve
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Austria.
A MYSTERIOUS MURDER.

PEsrn, March Count Won Malalh
Won lz,khe'v, president OF the court 1T
cassat on, las hern found murdered at his
re.idencc ut Oier. lie had been .trangIed
and his tongue had been cut out, His
hsnd. were buun ligatly with ropes. The
body was lylng On bel in the Counts
room wren disc. vered, but the bcdclutllcs
were not tsturOei an the cunt was not
unur,g.el