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Prince Krapotkine the socialist and nihilist.
instructs his fellow prisoners In cosmography.
geometry and algebra Those sciences will be
Of great assistance to them In SWALLOWING nrison
bareback.
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No Preparat1on-Always xes
Mends Marble, Stone, Patches
Goods, Bric-a-hrac, Jewelry, n
and Cloth, Gard Board in Scrap
Ornaments Of every kind, Book
everything else with everlastin
Manufacturers OF 0ummed
Fine Carriage and Pianos and
Sawyera, &C., supplied by gallo
20 Cts. per Bottle; by mail,
Mailed only by the manufacturi
JU. OMEARA 3 CO.. lSl7 ps
Live Agents wanted everyvh1
GroceEA SAHonerss HardWsre q
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STEAMERS.

A Liam LINE.
SUMNER SERVICE.
Sailing from QUEBEC to LIVERPOOL every sATUR-
Sailing from BALTIMORE to LIVERPOOL every A.
ternate MONDAY,
tVia QUEENSTOwN.)
SHORTEST OCEAN VOYAGE.
ONLY FIVE DAYS FROM LAND TO LAND.
Extra Weekly Ships from
GALWAY. LIMERICK, LONDONDERRY and GLAS-
Cow direct
Only DIRECT LINE from GALWAY and LIMERICK
Accommodations UneQualled.
Cat1n $70 and $50 intermediate $4C Prepaid Storage
For information. &C., apply {,
LEVE ALDEN, General Agents
201 Broadway, New York
g. W: MOSS, 225 Pennsylvania avenue;
JAS. BELLEW, I'll 18th street:
Or, MRS. d. A. BROSNAN. 6l2 9Th street,
mlS Agents in Washington, ID.
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Mends Glass, Crockery.
Wood. China, Leather.
&C. . solid - rock! Hard
% adamanti FIRM AS
GRANITE! Strongest.
toughest and most elias.
tic Glue on earthi A
6ameoniAnG iantamon9
AL other Clues and c.
ments! Absolutely On.
breakable and Insep.
Arablel No HEATINGl
ldy-Always LIQUIDi
ON Leather and Rubber
!stala BilhArd Cue Mpe
Books, Leather Betting.
Backs. Earthenwaie md
= tneeperable tenacityil
Labels. Textile Esbrice.
Cabinet Makers. Scroll
n or barrel.
postpaid. loo. extra.
III,
J. Az. Warrington, D. q.
lre. Sold by Druggiste
I'd general 6toIes. mh23
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NEW YORK. ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM
~ The frst,csss. fnn powered. Clyde.buit Dutch
PAN PAN sGHiE9AM LEERDAM: zAANDAM. T. CA
LAND. ". A: SCHOLTEN. MAS, carving the o. s.
Mails to the Nether!ands leave ranys Pier foot Of
SnsseH street Jersey City regularly every WE'D
NESDAY for Rotterdam and Am Gterdam, alteruately
First cabin. SO: second cabin, $50 steeraee s26.
q. CAZAUA, General Agent, 81 Sopth William street
New York. For passage apply to W. G. METZEROTf
CO.. 925 Penn ave-, Washington
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NURTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAyRv
LONDON. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The stesmers Of this company VIII sail EVERY WE'D
NtSDAY AND SATURDAY from Bremen pier foot
Of Sd street Hoboken; Rates Of passage: From New
York to Hayres London. Southampton and bremen.
paid 't t s22 Fer freight
York: W. G. METZEROTT Co. S25 Pennsyiyanis
avenue northwest Agents for Washington. 1al2
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4 fUNAKU LINE.
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE,
1BE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LTMITEn
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 10. n. NEW YORK
serv1a.... We'd, july Is Aurania . We'd. Aug. Is
Scythia.. =. We'd. July Is. Servia - We'd. Aug. 20
B snn iysd; Aug $: CAIN. Wed: Sept s.
Rates OF passage-ssO and $780, according to accom-
eteerage at very low rates. steerage tickets from Ly
lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast GLASGOW
Aayre, Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
tor Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Companys oca
No. Bowling Green, or both steeraxe and cabin to
OILS BIGELOW CO.. Goo 7th street. Washington
VERNON H. BROWN h CO., New York.
Or TO Messrs. OrIS BIGFLOW CO.,
1anl2 Cos 18th street. WsshinRfom
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Mr.. Quintin Hogg. In London, has given
the great sum Of $3.50. 600 for the purchase and
endowment of the famous old Polytechnic in
Regent street. as home for his Youths Chris
tan institute. 1t has membership of 600
and Classes attended by 1900 pupils, with i COO
others awaiting vacancies.
Rev. Lewis Pennell, CongreQationalist. died
ut Southport. May %, aged eighty He cradu-
ated at BowdOin college In $780, and at Andoyer
seminary in 1888; was ordained for the home
missionary work September IT, and labored in
Maine. at the west and south was pastor in
Norfhbridge, Mass, In Weston New Fairfield
and West StOckbridge, Mass.
Several memorial windows are to he mt
into the Center Congregational church. Hart
ford. in anticipation Of the 25Oth anniversary
which occurs next October. The old organ
which In 1885 was considered the largest and
PEST IN New England, is being removed for q
new one, presented by Mrs. Church. which IA
also one Of the best the country affords
- The council of American Hebrew conoro-
cations meets In Cincinnati July 10. This
council is designed to establish educational In
stitutions for training rabbis. The Hebrew
Union College at Cincinnati and preparatorS
school at New York are supported by the conn
Gil Three rabbis will be graduated this wear
after having successfully passed over an EIGHT
years course.
The Congregational church In New Canaan.
Conn, celebrated its 15Oth anniversary June 20.
Rev. ]. s. Hoyt, d. D.. native Of New Canaan.
preached the historical sermon. and Rev. John
o. Davenport read poem. It lie q remarkable
TACT that there have been additions to this
cnurch every year since 1t was organized In
1888. and that nine of Its members have entered
the ministry. The present ."ambership is ever
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-24

The firm heretofore existing under the
style Of Bohman n Scha II have thi, dny
dissolved by mutual consent, MIR l..
Bohman retiring; f. SchariT continuing
the business and ASSUMING AL liabilities
Of said firm. l.. BoHMAN,
Il. SCHARFF.
Waco, July u, lss3.-O7 % dlOt.
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Instead Of feeling tired and worn out,

Instead Of feeling tired aud worn ont,
instead of aches and pains, wouldn't
you rather feel fresh and strong II
You continue to feel miserable and good
for nothing You have only yourself to
blame, for Browns Iron Bitters will
surely cure you. Iron cnchoua are its
Principal Ingredients. 1t ia certain
cure for dyspepsia, iudiges ion. malarin,
weakness, kid ey, lung and heart allec.
tions Try it If you desire to he healthy,
robust and st oug and experience its
remarkable curative qualities,
o. lIdSwl W.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-24

Danslgcr Vegetable Fever ana Ague
Powders are u sure and safe cure Tor all
malarial fever, dyspepsia and bilious com.
plants. These powders have been
thoroughly tested, having been selling on
their merits Tor the past thirty years prin-
cipally in the eastern states and in the
West Indies. See testimonials, which can
be had on application. Price 81 per box
Can be sent by mail. For ,lr by Castles
Morrison II Co, Waco, agents, tor cen
tral Ie&as.-Ol0ldly.
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Treasure Tea.

Treasure tea, warranted free from
adulterat on.
Treasure tea is the best rs well ss the
cheapest.
Every can Of Treasure tea is war
ranted to please or money refunded.
III first class grocers keep Treasure
tea.
Treasure tea, warranted free from
adulteratiOu
Treasure tea is the best AS we'll as the
cheapest.
Every can Of Treasure tea is war
ranted to please Or money refunded.
All first class grocers keep Treasure
tea.
Treasure tea, warranted free from
adulteration.
wcIl's Rough ON torns
ASK Tor Wells though on Corns" Is,
quick, complete, permanent cure. Corns
wart,. bunions. q
Twenty-Five at the hest brands OF i've
cent cigars 10 select from at Her I'll
-
Ladies' opera slippers former price Sl5O
u pair rcluccd> to 81 a pair at Sanger
Bros. shoe department -7-22-tc
Mems fine hand scwe boots and shoes
at Sanger Bro..' shoe department = 2!tc
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Clothing on the Boom

A grand rush was visib III the cloth
ing department at b Haber's all week.
All the purchasers were highly please
with the array Of suits at such popular
prices. Notwithstanding our large sules,
have still many inducements to offer in
this Inc. Before you inyes elsewher
p ease give us q call O7-22tc.
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Tho proof u the p1dIlng y not M
chen ing the string, put III having nm OPP
portumty to test the article direct.
Garter * Williamson aud DR.. j. l..
Cornish, druggists have q Tree trial
bottle Of DR.. Bosauku's Cough and
Lung Syrup Tor each aud every one
who ~ afflicted with Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Consumption or any Lung AZ
hrilnn.-U3l ] WITT.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-24

Want of confidence accounts for hal
Of tine business failures Of to-day, Car.
ter ~ Moore or j. l.. Cornish, the drug
gists, are not liable to fail for the want
~ confidence in Dr. Bosnuko's Cough
and lung Syrup, for hc gives away "a
bottle free to al who ARE suffering with
coughs, colds, colds, asthma, cuusump-
ton aud all affections Of the throal and
lmmra-N J22lM
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.'OE ~NIE-uld newspapers suitable Tor
wrapping paper at 80 cents per huudrul
NuWlurr once. t-.naii
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From my place AK miles southeast of
Waco, Sunday morning july 9Th, one
bay geld ng work horse, three feet
aud neck white, branded on shoulder
T.. r., neck and shoulders heavy, bend
high, about eight years old, and fifteen
hands high, for the recovery Of which Il
reward Of 80 will be paid.
J. W. DuwSs.
Waco, july 9, 1893 d&wti
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-24

Finest fresh spring water baths m the
stat, at amy hour, at the Waco Laundry,
near Suspension bridge. SIX baths not
or cold, 81 Single bath, % cents
OJOslm
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Ladies' should remember beautiful
complexion results from using Ackcr'H
Blood Elixir Sold b. Castles, Morn
son x Co, druggists, Waco, Texas, ut 81
bottle.-Ol l9l&wly2.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-24

Arkcrs Blood Elixir guaranteed will
cure all kinds of blood poisoning inner
tied or con racted. Sold by CASTLES
Morrison a Co, Waco, Texas.
OllGdwly-l
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Tucker a willis have not only the
nand'omrst but cheapest toilet ami sun
dty goods in the market. Ludie, don't
mI To give them "a call; they can and win
please you.-U1l5.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-24

offer to all those needing malt
stimulaut Anheuser and Bulweiser beer.
Their repu atlOl for purity and iiue
quality Is long established.
-U9l2tu / a 9ULp8IEIS.
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LOCAL BtSEVITIEs
,,.u.otInterest From oar He.
uorI.rs' note Hooks.

active demand just now.
-rbIouitous and smiling the numerous
..rdrE,tts loom up everywhere,
-sund travel wa. good and the hotel
,eyi.tcr. show Numerous arrivals.
-rhr moon B., ! tie getting up at night
navy naH m .uuught diving wiil have TO
hr .,b,uduuvl until the next moon.
A p,ity OF six couples OF young men
and ladies went out on the Busque sun
Jav and had very pleasant time.
Eu.inrs, dun with retailers. The
ul,,Ir,alr men though have "a good trade
and u.c receiving II Eoodly amount OF
orders.
The mercury is the liycliest thing in
town at present, and the hotter the
weather gets the iiyelicr it climbs up
ward.
Town was rs lonesome as a grave
ward sunday afternoon. Everybody and
hi, gin had one out driving or TO the
camI-mccting.
-Thccn.lrotor COntemplates with dread
the near approach OF tie LIT OF another
month. Warm or cool hls reception is
GENERALLY Il cool one.
The death OF negro on the Majors
Mace sunday night adds another 10 til
already icuiuly long list OF deaths that
have oc urrrd tui' year.
A number OF WAcoites still finger ut
Iampa.as. There Is much compliant at
fine tliI-t, but otherwise most visit Is seem
to md a Irip to the springs pleasant.
While other Texas towns are making
- .r,-uOlic effort 10 enforce "A SUNDAY
sPi,'"o.'I '.,'., "'tU az
law waco Nerps t;'' WIN ,Gi'Ti VI us
way "'' lungs j'3 "''"h '''' a.
usual
-Four unfortunate. were up before the
recorder Yesterday, and three Of the tour
we're convicted. One party, convicted oi
os-,ult. appealed his ctsu to the county
4 court
Clouds gathered and broke aud noat-
E ed around uv rus yesterday. but We got
ma rain. oi which we stand gTrttly it,
4 necl Just at present. The wind was sug-
positively moist
..,...;,.. ., n .,,..,..,,,.
NV amp i'' a. ~ ,s,v, -, Nv
anu hN'I%',c" were "''c'ucu SUNNY ny
a HuoI NM, pt,ui,iI 'H'u "", I've
mA'''I1Nii'o "',','''lE m'' VIZ .'"II'un "a
waco Ni,lt"I.' I,s convenience u 'he Ia''-
.n... ...,.,.,.u.,r ,.,,, u.
IN a"o'n'I vo'U''n a. n '''' ,.,. '','
oIl,HH h"llyI VI ''' ,P.uu'- VI III, i''ut
ne ltNH' "ll" 81 TO- T." ~" 80,
ana '"' ~ EiI'i' n.' i' N"' ,'"',
& OF l.' '"T", WI W. i'.'N'" ~ ''''
E lhA' '"' "''I "''""''"' ''"'''"
A farmer who lett biz team and VA
n ton an Franklin street Yesterday, returned
10 GnI hi, wagon upset and team qui, t.y
looking ON. lie had tie3 MS hon, $ to the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-24

An old nurse HnyH. Acker's English
remedy n best for coughs, Group, diph-
liberia or bronchitis. Sold by Castles,
Morrison * Co., druRgists, Waco, Texus,
-Oi9d&wlYZ
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-24

The hcathicst and mos refreshing
drink OF the season, warranted = mime a,
Carter ~ Wlliumsou's No. 81 Austin
ANCmMn.
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Electric Neuralgia Lotion manuiac-
lurel by Tucker 81 willis. never iallN to
cure the worst case Of headache and hcH-
ralgia. Ills no humbug. Try il; only
% cents.-O7lj
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Red letter sale. Another cut In chill.
dren's lro-ss, at Levine Bros --7-ljtc
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skinny Wen.

Wells Health Rcncwcr' restores
health and yigor cure. dyspepsia impo-
tencc, sexual debility
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Fresh and nice, pure aud excellent
clArct int received, will sell ut 81 gal
lon Don't he too late.
-U62gtc A. GuLDsTEIS
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What do YOU think; Herr will sell you
30 Duke OF Durham Cigarettes Tor %
cents. OLE.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-07-24

Twenty-Five ut the hest brands OF i've
cent cigars To select from at Herr I'll
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Will II Tor tho present pure article
Of rlnrct 3 per gallon. just received.
--Ul2Jtc !. A. GOIDsIEIS.
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lIuuhhm. Il h.,
Brown, \ Ia,
liar hard, H. Auhu,
barnett, u,
liaid,u, j r, Round Maintain, Texas
Euluut ~ Go, UIIm 3, Texas
Brunswick Hotel, Austin. IrNae.
Irvmuud, 4 Austin, Texas
BLACK, \ T.. Austin, Texas.
lrHmuuU. j. Austin, TrNlu.
liatdou, D u, Round Mountain. IuNAs.
lrlWrr, \, AuslIr, Texas.
Bun W., NJ Austin, IrNU.
lrrls, j T. Austin, l"Na-.
Bryan, j, Nu-u ., rr>u-.
CtNNlNuIlAM T.. waco, rcNn-.
Cleveland n e., waco, Texas.
tampn u. Frank, waco, l,Nl-
,ouruny, Mrs II, waro, Texas
tuiu, j T.. " r', Texas.
alhuun, u \, waco.
e. I muu. Martin, waco.
Orpoks, " y VI Pleasant Texas.
tsuuk-, ~ \ Nj Pheasant, IrNt-.
Cooper, j T., Hubbard, lrNH7.
eaton, j NJ Nj III asant
Wpr, VI, Austin, r.Na-
Cunningham, Jack Austin, Texas
/ t.nrr, &C., Au.sin. Texas
/ cleveland 4 ;. Nj Pheasant. r.N,s.
! coleman, l., lrsnhaiu, IrNa'.
DIS, Mr. BJ, waco, rrNas
Daniels. MI, Matte, waco, Texas.
/ Davis. J T., waco, IcNa..
/ DAVIS, Mrs II, wnco, Texas.
Davis. I j. WHcI, IrNu-.
DcuuI,, \, Rpckdalc, Texas.
Dispatch, T. lilor, Aa-tu, rrNa-.
dunlap. Grurgr, Austin, leNA-.
utcW, Dlum, Austin, IpNps.
DAVIS, ! C., Austin, Texas.
+ u tuuahu", y, Austin, Texas.
[ EAN~, FRA>k, waco, TrNa-.
/ tuglr, l"Ssc, wacp, lvNt~.
/ tvau,, arnlirr. waco. Texas.
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The universal testimony from every
one, is, that no tonic or iuyigorator
gives such happy results. Manufact.
ured by Tucker Il WHISTLE
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25.CENT COLUMN.
Mis-, ELLANEOUS.

I,RE~U GRAHAM tLuIE at 3rruts per 10
l. White Mead AZ n GENTS, Buckwhrat Ton
phrt oi the city. Arpll at Eostvick's Mill
uoruri Fourth aud WARY streets u5--I- 70
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DENTISTRY.

JAE.tEO = MNNN. Dentist. 90 Austin aN-
| } rnuy FIRST elias work at reasonable
prices ~p.ylai attention given tp the treat.
mont of mn. natural teeth .aN,lhtt
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nn,bs, I,nth., Hnths!

Furniture cleaned and repaired at Pee
AZ Jones. Ne. 90 Austin street. y Inn
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BOARDING

DuNNuING. -- gentleman anI wife, ur two
ID gsutlrmru. can secure we'll furnished
ruum with huuri Accommodations hrst-
Terms moderate Also a trw dnN huarlrrs can
hr accommodated. -.l !-u
MRS NJ .I STEW AYR,
Corner Franklin AMI Tenth streets
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Don,tDIciuthc House.

though on Rats Clears out rats,
mice, rouche-, hed.bug-. ilirs, ants, molcs,
chipmunks, gophcrs, ljc >
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Is. +. Gravcrly's First the finest in the
world and all other line grades, at Hers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-11-17
ZeQal.
CHASE FOWLER


nj AISmER'S "a tt..-srATEoFJ ILLINOIS,
county, In ch0ncery
Thomas Wilson, complainant, rs. George W. Wood
defendant
Public notice s hereby given, that In pursuance OF a
decree entered 10 the above entitled cause al the octo
Der term of said Court, to wit. october thlrty.frs
A. u. 1883, Chase Fowler Master in Chancery Of said
court, viii, on saturday December Isl. 1888 at the
hour OF ten o'clock In the forenoon Of said day. at the
south door OF q County Court House, in the city or
Ottawa La sale county Illinois, sell al public venduc
10 the highest and best bidder for cash the following
described premises, TO wit: one equal undivided one
fourth part OF he west half OF the northwest quarter
OF Inc southeast quarter and the northeast quarter OF
the southwest quarter, and the southwest quarter OF
the southwest quarter which said last mentioned tract
being more particularly described follows: Com
menclng the northwest corner of the southwest
quarter OF section nine 90. hereinafter mentioned
from thence east nineteen Cl9) chains and ninetyhve
800 Inks 10 stake, thence south twenty-five (25
chains and seven ynine (9l links 10 stake thence
north sixty t6O) degrees and thrty.one (3) minutes
twenty-five "a chains and thriythree (l3) links to
stake on the ne of laid section thence north on said
line fourteen i) chains and thirythree (SJ links 10
the place of beginning: all of the above mentioned
tracts situated in section nine t9, In township thirty
six 1867 NORTH range three tSJ east of the third (Sd
principal meridian, Also certain piece or parcel of
timber land, situated In section twenty one (2l town
snip ana range Aforesaid containing ten of land
be the same more less being the seine tract of Land
decided To Nicholas Wood by Henry g. Norton and
wife May twentieth 1868 and which said deed was du
y recorded in the Recorders Office Of SAID La Sale
county, In Book Of Deeds ST. page s. thereof All
OF the above tracts OF land being In the said county OF
csta'e for life in Catharne Mariah Labee in aud to III,
above mentioned real estate. CHASE FOWLER,
Dated Nov. 10th, 1888. Master in Chancery
l.. W, BREWER, Csmplts Solr. nOylOSw
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Grleley's Farm.

I / recent sale of Grcelcy's Chap
lr.qua farm recal some of its early
a>socialion>. Greeley always had Il de-
,yc TO own Il small piece of land and
would have purchased earlier had there
been any suitable means of transit.
! Soon after the beginning of his married
NE ice moved M to 4 NOOK on the East
river called Turtles bay, about two
! miles fgOm the Irib,Wc office, and this
WAS ilen H. t;a rs cOnvcvances could
bc aad, This was really the happiest
part OF Greelcy's life. His home was
graced by a lovely little boy named
Arthur. but familiarity termed pickle, "
aud then Margaret Fuller. the c.cvcrcst
woman OF her day, was member OF
the family. She had got tired OF Bos-
ton and pinned for \ wider field. and
hence gladly accepted Greeley's invi-
tation 10 II place on the Iri6une. The
pay was very small, but such a woman
WAS above pecuniary considerations.
Greeley gave her II home. and ii her
earnings averaged s. per week addi-
tional it supplied her wants.
! The changes of life. however, We're
soon felt in this little circle. Mrs. Full
| ler went TO Italy and witnessed the cap
turc of Rome by the French, while
Greeley's family was visited by the
cholera, which carried or that lovely
boy. Greeley thus mentioned this be-
reavement in one of his letters to his
former contributor: 80 Margaret! the
world is growing dark around us. You
mourn that Rome has fallen; we mourn
that Pickle is dead" Greeley then
turned from this blighted spot, and rs
the Harlem road had been sufficiently
extended in 1858, he bought 4 building
lot just large enough for II house, being
determined TO test the place before en-
larging his purchase. Finding it both
convenient and healthy he gradually
increased his domain until, instead OF
the original one-eighth of an acre, it
included seyenty-cight acres, being
the largest farm ever worked by Il New
York editor. Most of Gvcclcy's inn
proyements were chimcr!cal. He built
II dam, for instance, in order to supply
the house with water. After one thous-
and dollars had been thus invested the
dam broke and the scheme was aban-
doned. Sixty thousand dollars were
spent in improvements, and Vet, to-
day, the farm is not worth one-third of
that sum.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-11-17
Eight Clerks to Max til, Fright Receipt

Eight Clerks to Max The Fright Receipt.
\ correspondent of the Indian Raii-
'cuy Serc'ce gazette says:
Il mad occasion the other day TO book
Goods from the goods shed at Madras.
And | had to 90 to eight clerks before
finished with my work. Surely this, |
should think. was quite unnecessary
and useless, us all this work could have
been done by two men instead Of eight
Each of these eight men had only to
write few words. and some few
figures. and the eighth or last man had
merely to sign his name to the receipt,
which took seven men to make out.
All these clerks, presume. are in re-
ccipt OF monthly salaries :or doing but
very little, accord NJ To- what have
seen done on that day with my goods.
Is this one of the many reasons why
the Madras railway does not pay?
am cerja.; tlat it does not take eight
clerks To- book 4 box or bundle of goods
on any o.her line in India save the Ma
dras railway.