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NOTICE
TO
TAX-P YERS.
FREDERICK Md, July 3, 1888.

FREDERICK Md, July 3, 1888.
Tax Payers for 1883 are respectfully re-
ferred to the following Section 45, Article
II, Revised Code of Maryland:
"All persons who shall pay their State
taxes on or before the first day of Scptcm-
Der of the year for which they were levied
shall be entitled to deduction of five per
ccntum on the amount of said taxes, All
that shall pay the same on or before the LIST
day of October of the said year, shall be en-
titled to deduction of four per ccntum;
and all that shall pay the same on or before
the first day of November of said year, shall
be entitled to deduction of three per cent
UNI; and at the same time of receiving said
taxes the proper officers shall make the de-
auctions aforesaid, note the same upon the
receipts to the persons so paying; but moth
ing herein contained shall extend to the
taxes payable on the public debt Of Mary"
land or the stock loans of the city of Balti-
more.,"
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The legal, learned and literary
world has been much agog this whole
week over the expected arrival of
Lord Coleridge, the leading legal
luminary of England, and as accom-
plished a writer and as polished a
gentleman as he is learned expo
nent Of the law. Extensive arrange
ments have been made for entertain
ing him, and the gentleman who
comes over here to make himself &C
puainted with our institutions will
be granted every facility FL making
his studies. Lord Coleridge is a mai
who has risen through his own mer-
its, and earned his title by his de-
serts. 1t is understood that he means
particularly to make himself &C
Quainted with the means of coliica-
ton Of our laws, and in that event
he will be ably assisted by Mr., David
Dudley Field
The trial of Bertha lIeyman, the
famous confidence queen,' for swind-
ling one Sanders ont of large sums Of
money is developing some queer
phrases of Metropolitan life. There
is no doubt after the cross examina-
ton Of the plaintiff, that his past his
tory is anything but savory one,
that he has served in prison lin Ger
many, that he is engaged in the lot
terry business, and that the defence
will succeed in proving what they
intend to, that so far from being a
victim of the astute Bertha's wiles, he
is a party if not the originator of q
scheme to swind!e hi. partner in bus
mess.
The Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Children, though upon
the whole doing much good very FIRE
quently perpetrates a great deal of
injury by unwise interference done
mainly by the agents with a view Of
advertising themselves, and impress
ing their employers with The amount
of work they do
At the stud farms of Mr.. George
J.. Lorillard, Mr.. Augustus Belmont,
Mr.. w. X. Vanderbilt and others,
where large numbers Of boys are
needed, there are regular schools and
able school masters. Most of the
stable lads are obtained from reform
atory or charitable institutions and
are indenturcd. They learn to ride
and handle horses, are carefully
taught the elementary branches of
learning, and if they behave them
selves have really a good future be
fore them. Tom Costello, Mr. George
l., Lorillard's chief jockey, but who
unfortunately is getting too heavy to
ride is a case in point. He came to
the farm chit Of a boy from char
liable institution. lie proved indus
trious, obedient, handy about the
horses, took to riding naturally kept
his mouth shut about his employer s
business and studied. As he learned
no evil habits he saved what he earn
ed, which soon grew very heavy since
he was a capital jockey. Two years
ago the lad who was then but little
more than seventeen had about $780,
600 which Mr.. Lorillard had secure
ly invested for him. And at the
same time he has always well provid-
ed for his aged father.
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Newspaper Law Decisions.

!. Any person who takes paper regularly from
ne po,tnffce- whether directed to his name or an
others or whether he has subscribed or nots re-
;ponsible for the payment.
2. If any person orders his paper discontinued
he or she must pay all the arrearaGcs or the pub
Usher may continue to send it until payment Is
made and collect the whole amount. whether the
paper is taken from the Office not.
No paper will be discontinued until paid up.
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FOR SHERIFF..

Ia tile Voters Of Frederick County:
AT the solicitation of quite number o
friends, announce myself rs candidate
for the next Shcr!lnlty OF Frederick coun
ty, subject to the decision of the Republic
can Nominating Convention, and respect
fully ask your support.
July 5 tc. ALONZO BENNER.
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For States ATTORNEY.

To tie Ioters IF Frcderich Co"nty:
ID ELYlNG upon the kind assurance,
] from ali parts Of the county, |, at my
own suggestion. announce mvsclfas a can
didatc for the States Attorneyshp toI
THE, coGnly, and respectfully ask for YOU
support; Ny candidacy, of course Is sub
icct to the action OF the Republican Nom
mating Convention.
EDW. s. EICHELBERGER.
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Notice to Delinquents.

Delinquent taxpayers are respectfully
urged to pay at once and save costs, as |
am compelled to close for the years 1880,
1881 and 1882. D. II. ROUTZAHN,
iulvJ Ct Collector
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X>XoYXXUW.0

Day Pupils Per Session,
According 10 grade, from $50 to $3'
Music per Session $3'
Boarding, Room etc, see circular.
For particulars sc , address,
REV. w, G. WIRE, A. NJ.
Principal,
july IS SIN Mtchanicstown, Md.
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beg leave to inform my friends and the
public generally, that have left the Bent2
Building, corner Market and Church SITS
and thoroughly renovated the building for
mcrly occupied by John F. A. Fox, South
Market street, adjoining the bridge now
known as THE GREEN HOUSE.
TIE LADIES' DEPARTMENT,
one of the finest in the State, is always
open for inspection.
We will have a daily Bill of Fare, where
everything will be found in season.
.Ty-A good dinner FREE every day
from l. o'clock, a. NJ, until p. m.
Sole Agents for Christ. Her11ch' $
celebrated Washington Beer.
Respectfully,
HALLER & co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-21

A y experienced or apt man 10 hrru sheep
~ Good wages viii lie paid Swric cor \ ".
Wrglan preferred. Apply tpM kiugNoiy-
ltg. Gate~villc. tsallw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-21

Stranger sar. Meteor pI- Head van. .s.-.
BiD Mead -"W.l, ,,' g., ..c va. .,,
W. o." boys aItuIEnf. AM A. 'l.riaf f'.,V.t.
.httr"nGer-" 10 aIpoats ~ fltn So iyu.s y
MO Head tdap't h, ora,tiv l,sorvs.,t.
,l,al' .. hr s!nier .ewellei ur' Aui a. II IS L. :
So, ut.l, An tho pain h teIrItlvn
HFdhner-'i II ynu viii gat a bottle Of n 4..syss
r-.he AItfeni, one 90 two d-sc4 viii 'ua. 4 l,.t
Gu N.lI mat H0ur ffgui4 wuulI fYrHguffy %
, biG mead !" l % DO buJ thlug T. gel nd Of ali
tbs psin sui sufering''
TINS marvellous remedy cures those terrible head.
800 cleanses the stomach, uuloats tho h.wpIs
unloefe the liver, relieves constipation Al one. and
gives the bile chance 60 go. II hs. teeon. t6s
popular and standard REMEDY for cau-tlrauHu. bIi.
lJu'nes', sick headache, heartburn, acIi stomach
and ~ diseases requiring real hica and pleasant
pufsaiive OF physe.
IL never nauseates nor gfiro', act. In one M two
hours, and IL just So delightful and r,ffg.AlDs A
drink that every body lkp-it
" uhcloui- and cools the hflin, guiots the nerye,
tnl u hHs gud non for tho headache Of isitfa
4 mitigate the panE4 Of theuruatiar and g5ut
IsHsNes Eliney and urinary ltUutl.- and main In
We BACK. FQt dysDoptlgs it nct- like charfu and
hs 10 equal IN curing e1littTdtst laIu IA il
merchants, clerks, mechnnica factory hands An
denis, teachers and all persons who lad gl1,sIv
confined life and are Huh'tlt 10 heRdacha ds.ipss.
Anl TORPID bowels. n YOU are troubled Win =
eoaei tongue, foul breath, l04a Of auratt'r 5r gn
ethsInggishness, Baley's sAlue Areflsnt Will elT,
l2u. u performs better work than pile. - more
pleasant and palaahle. and IA much cfeaper Ia f,et
a regular family medicine chest within ttsrlf
spAtkles and foams inst like q glass IT soi,
wafer, aud 10 Just as pleas1ut. 90 cents sad soli
sNsfy'nhsTs. J. J. pHone0oLE & Co,
fTopuetors, Louisville, ~.
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LEGAL


by virtue Of the power vratrd IN me by Ger
tain deed In trust dated August 2gi, is7J. aud
recorded nu pages ~ TO 70! pi Book I Ut the
records Dt mortgage ot McLennau count,
/ Texas. executed % mc as trustee b c, +
Wittc eud his wife soylle Witte, 10 secure
Thomas Iluscy and sarah Jones Ia thf
payment OF two certain rruml-sOry mates and
[ Interest. IN said deed in trust described, to,
one dur said lin-ry being tor tlUl u, dhteb
Nukut y, 1872 due st twelve months an
bearing twelve per cent interest per Auhum
! rom date, payable quarterly. AMI having
crCtit on II Ui tNsutO Of date September -. '-2
and the one due sad Jones being for ~ sis 3d.
Of the same date, due It the same tlme aui
bearing the same Interest H. the last. aud
being entitled To credit of some $50 no br
$500, I will, at the request OF said 1lnslry
ana Johe' Tor the purpose of paying uf the
balance due uu said pruuissory Notes, defiant
ln ,he puN ment at which hue been made, sell al
public auction. tor cash, before the court house
door. Of NCLuunan county, Texas, iu Waco
uu the sith day VI February neat, between tue
hours oi 10 clock @. m aud o'clock b. ~. ut
cells Of land, to wit
One hundred and nlnety-pight Ua,l acre.
ui land out of the br'rgr hiN"u- thirteen labor
survey OF lhud nu Middle iu-qur river 100 ~ali
N'l"unau county beginning ih" survey OF
ME- -amc 10 On" original south hast corner uf
-nld Gisvu-' Suryr, aud ruuniux- thence
yU- W with ~, East liu" ni- yara- 90 CORNER
thence ru- ltgs wares To corner Thence
s. 800 Ni- ynrH4 tn th south line OF the Civ
ems henve nn- b. lt's tar1- {" the begin
= Ais, one huudrr.l and ,lSty-,i> and one.
hrh acres at land but of the W W Frazier
uur.thiui nt % lc'gur survey ~ land la Mcl.cu-
nan county adjoining said Giy"us survey ON
the Ea.t Of it, hrEnung tti's varas y jdo "
rim the origins, south Vest corner ct the
Holmes survey nut ut suil Frazier, and running
-- Thence % " bi~ varA~ tn a planted stone
Thence r uI7 h las NHra. tu planted stone
tr + corner Thence = 30 rs vnras tu
planted stone. which is Potts y " aud
Holmes ], T.. corner ont ui same survey %
Thence IN " las yuras to the brgiuniug.
-- Also one Inn drrd and seventeen acre, ut
lam HT
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farms I'M McLeuuan county, consisting
of near 500 acres of land aud within less
Than one hH'i mile OF the corporate lin.
a. of Cine city ur Waco at nearest poin,
lAa iuIEo.gue.ts consist Il q twostorv
frame resuanc. with cigdt rooms I'm.
lsheJ, large aud ccilent barn and com.
modlous stock sheds and cribs, tenant
houses, tou large cisterns and large
ground tank m pasture atiordnl an
abundant supply OF water About $50
acres "a q high state VI cultivation, with
about 800 how seeded with wheat and
oats. about 30 Ia pasture, and balance
o. meadow aud timber and tine orchard.
Also fifty head OF fin short horn cattle,
eight good mules, one new thresher
tw self binding rcapers, and all other
necessary ia ming Implements and ma.
chiney VIII sell all together on lanl
separate. For price aud terms appl, to
". b lRIuF.
"llGdtt Waco Nauuna Bank
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A WoMAN's REMEDY,

AZ certain ages and periods ofwomhn's life, there
CONES certain troubles aches, pans and sufrungs.
Ihese complaints and irteEl latucs ioOTstiite the
NtIs NE At sixteen and {. low up and haunt the
uiaitl"u woman until hier the turn VI life"
some nave helfache4, Hwimmiug Of the hest
menlal and nervous pTostTatIou, hlauched cheeks
o'9o1less lips, lfeless eyes, Clouivi bran. while
oshsp suffer with painful irregularities uterine al.
pIAetnenu and ulcers, hgsirriCal syasfu. physical
oaH Ht9n' chrome leucorfh1a, chlJrysi7, suppress.
nous, ric, which 10 hHmtiul4 cases end tn pIlsItlc
nH, eonVulsons, insanity aud death. These ara
generally the result % tuhfeutlgu. Al fmAe4
inoN the class Of complaints We a'luie TO- Now,
ladies', ali these troubles eau lo av-rged aud cured
We have proof nom thousands.
Dr. Dromr0ule's English Female Pttara will cur.
you sound and well-will make you healthy ani
hAppN make you feel lk" a new woman and
no mistake. sold by all urgnsts at no.. Send
you address ilr Acopy u ur. ui0mgo0ls's FauilJ
Medical Adviser, Jrss 10 the oTt-fe3.
J, Z. DLogsooLE 4 Co.
PoufetgTs. L9-isyille. ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-21

, Approximations, 800 each. to the
plumber preceding aud following
the one drawing the $4,000 .... 2W
, Approximations OF 90 each Ia
dhovcl, 10 the ~, hN. ........... lU
, Approximations Of ~ each las
ahoVcI, 10 the ~ ,UpN ....... u
2'n Additional Prize u a. each to tue
Zin ticket having As ending numbers
the two terminal units ut the nun
her drawing the capital prize 81
sg,Uuu .......... Ill
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. .
Notice,

AiIptrsons indebted to me by note or
%yOUnt VIII do me a gre favor to call al
U , ana settle W. My many friends
Muvm have favored in me past will APP
pItelate this notice ana come to time
t''uaInAlhg you Tor past patronage auc
r'phs You viii continue the same | an
'''''' tIc,, II. L. SrULGIs,
t!IeuGLwat W. Nv" wv ~
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NnIi,R.

A. All persons who are indebted to the
V I'm OF A. Alexander n Co., next to
t "aeo state Bank are notified that il
I Is'L accounts are not settled by Marcel
b bs,' ~, they will be placed in the
'' W., OF an attorney for collection.
waco, Feb, Is, 1883. -02GdlUtSw3t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-21

Will n'' . fcb. l-t, the MCGOWAN mills
r', .llhd Nicaragua wheat, and also
T IT, '"e ,Hllgh, S, market price for same.
m 'Is' rankin and First streets, Wac
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-21

la, W. persons holding claims against the
rI'.l u.A %. Whitaker n Chambers will
Gyoor resent the same at once at the
Ag.; ''t"ie of Chambers ~ X yLolds,
-1NnLlI -ir.NL-MuM-.,r
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.,,.. BR.NETGEs.


POI -
at,raoocIi.r in The wood market
n.ds picked up po'certioIy ye''er
''' Train. are rnains on .nedoI" time
r...naa and mire on the st.e.ts a'
rle.ay was bright and beaa'm.
lie, II. hope tng beautiful weather
will cvnIiH'' ..
.-lhr Visions ''"'n ""' W. WV" ''''
cutie name''".' l.
rDs,.vIl be- services at the Chris.
Inn church discovering
,l,ryr number OF valuable improve
nistr,. being m de n the city.
u.,. freight tIainsa and crowded pas.
80. che, ON all the railroads ut
onr street, MD b. much improved
49,. molr.atc outlay OF money by tie
4 atlan'.
mine str,ts were Cnlivcntd by the
aus, Of quit, = number OF indies
Yesterday
stepben Fillmore. the negro horse
lila, arr..tHd Monday WAS released yc.-
, @,l upon giving $500 bond.
The recorder imposed fines on three
,s'lin. YESTERDAY morning. Two for
,,gnbrnnr,s and one for cuislng and
,Vea l1g'
A shiny 60 ting of green Is forming
II moan the pools OF stIgnant water IN thr
.snt,,. ihs i, very unhealthy and pro-
K. i15yt ii disease.
IA Mary Wilson, wife of the nuturi ,us
III p,brd wilson, was y stcrdGy arrest Il
d.'n A charge Of burglary. She rave
n 55rl in the sum Of $500
-Gqor.e campbell. cAmgcd with A.
.,ot with intent to murdc! billiard Font,
.seNaulucd before Jus ice Evans yvs-
t,rlay and the charge was dismissed.
--scyeta bt'es OF cotton were ,crrcheI
4 hr fire in the Narrow Guagc yalds ON
Monday. The lire was promptly cxliu-
] guishel and the dmagcis only triling.
A team, attached to wagon on
Eighth slccl. ran ANY, yesterday after
noon. The driver was brown oulnt the
Missouri Pacific crossing but sustained no
injury.
Parties Who have not paid their city
taxes should read the marshal'S notice
which appear, In another cOlumn. March
/ 1T is tlt lu-l day Tor payment without
penalty
-t.t...,.,.
-'to I'"'' ", ,eW ~, i"',uIS OF,
ihr rnIep.l., and Tie cutting and hIting
unItr the mWa-cm mt OF Mr.. j. j. BE-
grt, the prince 81 shirt muhcr..
,n..,, l,,..l.....,..... ..,.......i .,...
,,,',, XIX iJ',,'' "'' 'S,el
I'3 ;. ,,' ".iI li'"- I i
w. :" "'''i," I'.i'u INV
49, 81 a.. ,' '. u n,nn T. ,''' uIs" nI' H'
gave BOND Tor S2OO ana Was % le1,cd.
,'''''l Ioi l!'e op' ana llt uIhu T.
very proper 'ul ch"Ift4 10 th' ruhliH
Nu"" ,"--' 81 Nt P"''ha't ANA ucslli''-
uVp vi 'il'. "'IIl"It accordion Which mas
sN't''u '"r Vl'l win is WORK OF inc Odl
o' ''' past "t'"'
From Paris. am r county. come. thr
new, tu.t the fl, orr, rt,.rh,. H,,b,,t
iHirri,. VINO uccuuir,l tine sam. un,l.'.,,iiI
Ricul,f,l Musol f. - buluI,t. H. H.. I,,.-
banI OF two wNu- Ur-rr', iyr., -,y.r,.
iscJlchin. al the hands of u.e %, I,r, ii
brethren ui PaIi,.
,.,,.;.. ...-,.,
lEig,th street YESTERDAY one of The Nj
suuIt p4J,Hc eos was pu.url to t,,4.,i
n lpt tile rack and sc tied down In th,. s.f
a Sidewalk on HE wet .idu of EIGHTH -trprf
4 me ear W. iiI..u Nth lumbI. M ma
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-21

Shiloh's vitulizer is what you need for
constipation, loss Of APPETITE, dizziness
ana all symptoms of dyspepsia. Price
" ana % cents per bottle. Sold by
'astIes, Morrison ~ Co., Waco, Texas,
O4.SGm-2
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-21

Il don't feel well" The stomach is
out OF oruer; neglected; tins means
,At0nic dyspepsia. You should take
AcRef s Dyspepsia tablets and avoid this
terrible disease. Sold by Castles, Nor
r r'on Co., drugg SITS, Waco, Texas,
DI3d&Wly-g
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LOST.
W ANIED.


a y tNi'1,i. ~ 20 n" '1t 49, s"'l
NVut NNvs ",H' ION 49, -
"'k'hn IE'Iri I'". Npi'H " " q Nl'IN'l'
lux N"'e'Nh''' ,--lIN
|I,I,i ~ III = - - : - - - -
- vast '""'ess " '"'' ""'' "--'''
,,,,,,rI% "
NJ, ,s 80, 70 E 49, nu r",, LII ,,
- -",,t le''"'NH r""'th TN'''' "IPusiW t"'
'''u' i'o''' "--'"
A tEN Rv"u uAN bn"tH''H me" room
- YIN wv nn" ~ 'hlI' u'nhv ,nt t'ut, V,'nn
W. MY, ,hIinl w" ''" 7'''''' "'P''"'
,Hl'''.'u ''u''"
.t.-,,... ~. ,.,,.,. T., .., ,.r,,.,I
4 alu s,',', Wy Tv''v.' ~ ~ "' "'''''
~" IVY S"''"Nt w VI ,,,Nntp,, 'S,uh ,,,.t
1" ~ M '"'''''-' IVY '''''""'.
slils 20 NJ hnuts lnt n"NS' j. o.
J" 'A'' "' NJ - r""N''h H''''' IT, Nv
=, =.
A ' II
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-21

valuable Farm, FineIy I'm
proved.

tas1 TO the fact that my business 10
E.,'.- 1y -'auds nv undivided attention
va az ttrgaiR ule Of me tines
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-21

That our pure wines at low prices are
to be had Gully Of l. a. Goldstein, No, o.
Austin street. Ol20tc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-21

Drink, only /. \. Goldstein's pure
California wines and keeps healthy and
happy,-Ol2Stc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-21
MEDICAL.
The Great English Remedy

Il a never failing cure
for nervous debility
cNhAuHted vitality
seminal weakness,
.apvrmntprrhmH, LOST
MANHOOD, impnten 70
Icy, pAral) -is, AMI all
the terrible effects 81
.suif abuse, youthful
IfUllir- aud excuses ui
|mAtuTrr years such b .
lo-s Of memory, larsl %
itHdc, nocturnal ennis
l-iOn, aversion Of sOcle
", iiuuntss of vision,
"a .. ed. zee.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-21

The Yelled Prophet

That j. l.. Barnes has still on hand a
little Of that old brand Of North Caro-
ina apple brauiy.-O2lllm.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-21

Everybody uses IT. W, H. Watkins
Waco Pencil -ull3
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-21

The cheapest hard water soap IN the
market is that mckle cake found at
Tucker Il Willis. See our new column
ad.-OllItc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-21

-Remambertbc oyster after cacl, drink
mt Il .pr'- 2Io'e
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! ,3Ol Prize, amomtinslo ..

IKuSiEE, ~ALt by request ui legal
i noldrr ui a certain Iruul--oIy note uNatut-
ed by Geo. Il Gulry aud MulIir 4 Gur..y. hl,
vile, Tor Two hundred aud -tN dollars with
accrued Interest thor On from the 1.h ir5 Cd.
June, lr5N, ut the rate Ut one per vent uNf
month. and ht Virtue Of decd vt trust ,.N
ocuttd hy snid Grv u Gurl"' and Nom" T. GUI-
iry ON tho I'm dAN ut lul. l-,H uui rrcuiN,I tt
mortgage book pages go. 1,r cot thu rccnr rs uf
Mel 'uraI county, state ut Texas, T. Hr
trustee uudrr said deed, hH.wrru tic,
hon of H. ~. and 20 u an saturday, tu"
81 tny Of March, ISIS at thr court house door
~ Mrl,nnhu county, Wil sol Mt pull Oh
auction u the high ~ bidder Tor cash, the & j.
lowing described property tU-wit Par. of farm
lot ~ q, A. shown Ny GAy lur aud Bra,l'- M %
Il Waco, beginning At tue northwest corner of
Hiram Rodgers on" mere survey thence south
a. degrees, west, ~ i-ln Feet 10 northwest ruI-
ncr Ut tia, survey; thence south ~ dcgtrrs
east 35n feet to north line ui webster street
thence noTth o. degrees east q $40 irUt "a N e
southeast corner ut this eufyUyi tlUuHr
north ~ de grcrs, wet 80 icot with said Rudv-
er- west line 20 the south lin" OF Jackson
street the place Of beginning, containing one
acre.
JANE- Il GIlNru, Trustee.
2-s-2pi
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Waco council United Friends Of Tenn
peruucr No. iiG meets the first Fri
l.y might in each month.
W. ID. JACKSON, w, y.
j. L. w. FIELDS, Il. 5. l0stf
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rNillRn glrl~ To work ou shirts. Apuy tn
shirt factory, Fourth street, opposite the
Pacific Hotel trtatlt
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ENtII 10y MENT by n good cook and baker
II ilrAsr address & {. this oiicr W12llt