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ne foli was called-a quorum present. s
~ o1esnorials were presented by Mr.. BRYAN Al
cIen2e, asking for the establishment of pexa
iS1ies iromH lw knsville. in Orange county. Plor1
llA. VIA the Driggers Settlement, Lower Sla:M
:, Aetr and Seneca Lake. 10 Fort Mason. i,y MA
- p1oclor asking for mail route from. Mop;iceflH
"a, 10 QnIiman, Ga, by the way.of N,,r4iR
Store. 10 Florida. and by Mr. Cobb rel.,;,,., Ia
p1oise health, requesting Senators and ts,1,,st
se1lalises 10 secure the AID of the General GoM
nInent 10 prevent entrance of epidensjc ds,s
The following bills were introduced. .<s
~Dg Mr. McCormick-Asscmblv bin NJ, ~ /
40 Dc entitled an act for the adon,ion sd y,sa
enaloren by RObert B. VanValkenburgh ana IN
Anna fanYalkenburgh.
1y nr Cobb-Assembly bill Nc 90: I'D SA
- sn an sci 10 provide for holding an e:nctidk
- ee.e'mine whether a Convention te .ev;aA
ssason Of delegates. &c. ~
80. az 1rady-Assembly BILL Eo. o1 Ia Se
Ms<4Sn M1 40 aci TO amend Section 20. chat,,.r ia
n1-ss . Digest Of the Laws of J1oYida II
No -. r. 1eSieiAn OF Jackson--Assemi,syt IAN
-,. 10 oe eatitled au act 10 decls -, = -.
-. % sasl oe giveu 10 pon-re.fjens r.,r..E y
seIi rs.i s.s..s = Unknown upoa sppIcsi;on 81
Amsmbt~ -, q s1sch they are insSrsstef IsI
rs.sEies % injaoction. nj s 10 oe entitled az act K
herspoon-Assemblv ran y. LII
- ennned an sct making Ihs} sna m,i SO, 20,
,b,,s sArbeihel-Assembly NJ bil, NJ, o.. a..
oT,a NJ sca 70 amend c6anier ssf.e - tNna y
~ n q Florida. approved Ws,,.h s43$
No n. noDsnson, Of .Nasasu-l sss.,,ss & W.;
councils 70 eieet ;,eo Ss,s,e 20 act spshorisak III
bryant Of Polk-Assenbjy bfl Vi. ~
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The roll was called-a quorum present
Mr. Harris introduced memorial No. 80, IN re-
lation to Brevard conuty which was read the
first time and referred TO the Committee on
Claims.
By Mr.. Perkins Assembly FONT resolution
in relation to dredging In the Harbor of Key
West, Florida; to Committee on Commerce and
Navigation.
By Mr. Milton - Assembly foint resolution,
empowering the Attorney General to have pub
lished Reports Of the Supreme Court of the
State of Florida contained in volume one to vol
ume eleven. inclusive to COMMITTEE on Judi
ciary.
By Mr. Robinson of Nassau-Assembly res
olution relative to Isabella Hume, an inmate of
the Insane Asylum which was read and adopted.
The following bills were introduced and refer
red:
By Mr.. Robinson of Jackson-Assembly bill
No. 113: To be entitled an act to protect stock
running at large; to Committee on Agriculture.
By Mr. Enthusiastically bill No. ia: To be
entitled an act to incorporate the Ocklawaha
Steamboat, Canal, Drainage and River Improve
ment Company; to Committee on Railroads and
Canals.
By Mr.. Robinson of Nassau-Assembly bill
No lis: To be entitled an act restoring Thomas
d. Williams to his civil rights; to Judiciary
Committee.
BY Mr.. Bryan of Orange-Assembly bill No.
49, To be entitled an act TO repeal Chapter
q
10, 1865, and to carry out the provisions OF the
acts approved January 8. 1853, and January "a,
1851, and for other purposes; to Committee on
Education.
By Mr. Mabry-Assembly bill No. III: To be
entitled an act 10 amend Chapter SOIL in rela-
tion to the relinquishment of dover; to Judi
ciary Committee.
By Mr. Bryant of Polk-Assembly No. 1is:
To be entitled an act for the relief of Louis
Hertzog; to Committee on Claims.
The Committee on Constitutional Amend
ments reported back oil matters heretofore re-
concurrent resolutions providing for the revision
Of the Constitution in the mode prescribed
thereby, and adversely to all other bills and res
olutions before them, Including Senate bill No.
10, for which they presented . substitute.
The following bills were passed on third read
Senate bill No. So: To be entitled an act for
the adoption Of child by Henry r. Benjamin
and tho making Of said child his heir a. law
Senate bill No. 1: To be entitled An act to re-
peal Chapter 8240 Of the LAWS Of Florida, being
an act 10 provide for the assessment and collec-
lsnds, and for The protection cf occapytng claim
ants Of said lands, approved February - 1854.
Assembly bin No. - i 10 be entitled N act
70 repeal Chapter Sal Of the Laws of Florida,
was Withdrawn.
Tho iollowing hills passsd thsir second read
Ing and wsFe ordered sngrossed.
|. Ia relation 10 i1inncsIous
Assenbly bilf No 100: 40 ~ sniitled An act
10 anihoriss Chaxias g. Nd Klpney t. establish
and mainiain tpll bridge md daln snross The
ssnsas bill No -: 10 b eatilled N aet g
punish slandG aad dshnaslin q caaracssf y
'sss,s ssss.s sass ss M = roos eptlsa = .. de-
clarInr Crysfa1 rivpf n4yienb3ej
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1888.
Senate.

The roll was called-a quorum present
The following bills were Introduced and re-
ferred
BY Mr. Mallory-Senate bill No. II: To be
entitled an act to encourage the organization of
a corps of volunteer State Troops; to Committee
on Militia.
BY Mr. Bryson-Senate bill No 70: To be en-
titled act for the relief of the city of Jackson
vile, and the counties of Baker, Bradford, Co
lumbia, Suwannee, Madison, Jefferson and Leon
TO Committee on Railroads and Telegraphs.
BY Mr. Greeley-Senate bill No. 70: To be
entitled an act to amend Section l, Chapter 1888,
Laws of Florida, fixing coroners' fees, &c; oJu-
dietary Committee.
Mr.. Baker offered the following joint resolu-
ton Joint Resolution proposing amendments to
the Constitution of the State Of Florida relative
to the sale of intoxicating liquors; which was
Temperance.
Mr. Landrum presented q petition, signed by
$50 names, asking for the amendment of the
Constitution of the State so as TO prohibit the
manufacture and sale OF intoxicating liquors;
which was referred to Committee on Temper
ance.
The following bills were indefinitely postponed:
Senate bill No 20: To be entitled act TO carry
into effect Section 2, of Article H. of the Consti
tuition of the State of Florida;
Senate bill No. Al To be entitled an act COM
bining the offices of Sheriff and Tax Assessor for
the counties therein named.
Assembly bill 65 To be entitled an act to re-
peal an act relalsting to the inter-marriage of
white persons with persons Of color; also Sec
tons s, 7, 8, 10 and II, Chapter 70, McClellan's
Digest; was read the second time, and on mo-
ton of MIR. Mcclellan made the special order for
IL o'clock on Tuesday, 23d INST.
Assembly bill No. 70: To be entitled an act to
amend Section g. Chapter $50, of McClellan's
Digest of the Laws of Florida, was withdrawn.
Concurrent resolution for the appointment OF
joint committee 10 investigate the status of the
several railroad interpretations In this State en-
titled TO lands from the Internal improvement
Fund. was read the second and third times, aud
adopted, and the President appointed Mesers
Lesley and Cole on the Committee.
Senate bill No. 10, to be entitled an act tn re-
lation to O6icial Printing. was passed on third
reading.
Mr.. McKinne gave notice that he would make
a motion for q reconsideration Of the vote just
taken. on tomorrow.
Adjourned.
coNFIR1EATIONs
w. P. Trsntham, to be Collector Of Revenue
Marion county.
j. B. Anderson, to be Collector Of Revenue,
and Frank Philips to be Clerk Of the Circuit Court
for Jackson county.
NJ j. Brown, to be Collector Of Revenue and
D. P. Smith, to be Assessor Of Taxes for Duval
county.
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Assembly.

The roll was called-a quorum present.
The following memorials were introduced and
REFERRED
By Mr. McLeod-Memnria to Congress for an
appropriation of thirty thousand dollars to clear
out and make navgable the Suwannee river as
far up as Elavle, in Madison county, Florida !;
TO Committee on Commerce and Navigation.
By Mr. Bryant of Polk-AssembIy memorial
No 35: To establish a mail route from Fort
Meade to Walk-in-the- Water Lake, and thence to
Fort Bassinger, in Polk county, Florida; to
Committee on Post Routes.
By Mr. McMullen-Assembly memorial No
SO For mail route between Clear Water Har
Dor and Point Pineallis, in Hillsborough county,
via Johns Pass, in said county, Florida; to Com
mittee on Post Routes.
Mr.. Cowgirl having given previous notice that
he would on to-day move to reconsiner the vote
by which Assembly bill No. II was indemnity
postponed, the bill being read, Mr.. Cowgirl
moved to reconsider the vote taken on Monday !;
the molten was lost.
The following bills were introduced and re-
ferTed:
BY Mr. Grady-Assembly bill No. 109: To be
entitled an act to prescribe the duties OF County
Treasuers as to warrants or orders which may
be presented to them and not paid upon presen-
tation was read the first time and referred TO
the Committee on Finance and Taxation Also,
Assembly bill No. 110: To be entitled an act TO
prescribe the duties of Treasurers of Municipal
Governments as to warrants or orders which
may be presented to them and not paid upon
presentation; to Cornmittee on Finance and Tax
alton.
BY Mr. Keathly-Assembly bill No. III: To
be entitled an act for the relief OF Mrs. Hannah
johnson to Committee on Claims.
BY Mr. ENTHUSIASTICALLY bill No. 112:
To be entitled an act to allow both the State and
defense three perempt0ry challenges IN Justices
courts to Judiciary Committee.
The fn1louinO hiJls were f,asq6d on third read
Assembly bill No. 9: To be entitled an act for
the adoption of Kate Mazina and Frank Lee
Messer
change the names oil Luella Peppins and John
Waters Wedley, and for other purposes. On mo-
ton the title Of the bill was amended so as 10
read-A bill TO be entitled an act for the adop-
ton Of two children by Andrew II. Roberts and
Frances Fl. Roberts, his wife, and to declare the
said children their heirs at law.
Assembly Joint Resolution No 8, empowering
the Clerk Of the Supreme Court to have reprin
ted the first, seventh, eighth and tenth volumes
OF the Reports Of the Supreme Court Of the State
Of Florida, was indefinitely postponed.
Assembly bill No 107: To be entitled an oct
for the relief Of Jacksonville and the counties Of
Baker, Bradford. Columbia. Snwannee, Madison,
ope hundred and ffty copies were ordered
printed, and the bill was made the special order
Of the day for II O'Clock A. n, on Monday, the
22d inst.
The following communication was received
from His Excellency, the Governor:
ExEcUTIvs OFyTCH, TAllahasseo,
Florida, Jan. II, 1883
Hox. CHAa DouaHERrY,
| Apenker Of ~ dsscSgbH
| SR: j have the honor Of acknowledging the
reception Of the following pycamble and resolu-
hon psssed hy the Asssmbly g ysssarday =
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taken at once on matter Of 90 great importance;
therefore, be It
RSaeipsd, That his Excellency. the Governor,
be requested to inform the Assembly whether
said Judge has resigned, and II he has not re-
signed whether or not his resignation has been
requested, with any other information he may
have on the subject"
The resolution requests me TO inform the As
sembiy, 1st, whether Judge Dawkins has resign
cd Sd: whether or not his resignation has been
requested; Sd, have any information on the
subject 40 to the Judges condition.
In reply to the first inquiry contained In the
resolution, beg TO say that Judge Dawkins has
not resigned. In regard to the second inquiry,
have the honor 70 state that have not re-
quested his resignation. Had requested II, and
he had refused. there Is no warrant In the Con-
stitution or laws for any relief from me to the
public As to the third inquiry embraced In
said resolution, win state that have no fur
ther information than that contained in the pre-
amble to the resolution. Very respectfully,
w. D. BLoxHAM, Governor.
Which was read and ordered spread upon the
journal.
Adjourned.
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Florida oranges; TO Committee on Commerce
and Navigation.
BY Mr. Grady-AssembIy bill No. 1os: To be
s1es spprovsd March II, 1879, relating 10 % Quar-.
aptine; to Committee on Public Health. !.
By Mr.. ougherty-Assembly bill No. 1O7 :
To be entitled an act for the relief Of Jackson
vile and the counties of Baker, Bradford. Co
lumbia, Suwannee, Madison, jefferson and Leon;
to Committee on Fina nee and Tsxation.
By Mr.. Melvin-Assembly bill No. 100: To
be entitled an act to prevent fraud at elections;
TO Committee on Privileges and Elections.
Assembly bill No. 10: To be entitled.an oct
to enable actual settlers 10 procure homes, being
the special order for II o'clock A, NJ, was taken
up and on motion rec0mmitted TO the judiciary
Committee.
Mr.. Harris, Chairman of the Committee on
Printing, reported proposal from c. E. Dyke,
State Printer, offering to do the printing Of the
present session at rate twenty per cent less than
it was done for at the last session when G. A.
Finley was State Printer, and recommended Its
acceptance. The report was read, and the re-
commendation of the Committee adopted
The following bills were withdrawn:
Assembly memorial for mail route from
Hawkinsville, in Orange county, via Drigger's
Settlement, Low, Blackwater and Seneca Lake,
TO Fort Mason to Committee on Post Routes
Assembly memorial for a mail route from
Monticello, Fla, to Quitman, Georgia TO Com
mittee on Post Routes.
Assembly memorial relating 10 the Public
Health and the prevention of epidemic diseases;
to Committee on Public Health
Assembly memorial relative to aid from the
United States Congress to the several States to
inaugurate s. stem of education to Committee
on Education.
Senate memorial for a mail route from Bar
tow to Fort Dade; TO Committee on Post
Routes.
Assembly joint resolution relative to claims
of Francis A. Hendry; to Committee on Claims
Assembly joint resolution proposing an Amend
ment to the Constitution ; to Committee ON Con-
vention and Amendments
Assembly bill No So To be entitled an act
for the adoption of two children by Robert B.
Van Valkenburgh and his wife, Anna Van
Valkenburgh, was read second and third
times and passed.
Assembly bill No. 102: To be entitled an act
fixing the time for holding the courts in the
Seventh Judicial Circuit, was read the second
and third times and passed.
Adjourned.
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~sfAEE inch in space; ~ squares maze col
~ Adsefiissfnenis inserted less than Is.1nth, 81
4 -sure s0r frzi- and 50 cents for each sf1seqnenf
s.--r
s...rr =Eaeuie unscoompanied BY the CASH, except
vr,lef onntraci viii not receive attention.
fhc money enclosed does not cover the Bumber OF
.si- ordered IL viii be inserted q less Iumbe, of
I'm
ats-r i-.neuis marked with the number of timee
- I-rried until forbid. and charged Accordingly.
r.atracf advertisers whose amount OF space euds
ff ne are fixed by above raies, viii bs required
f. flcir advertising strictly to their business
90 90 .trNise stipulated
CO.,. 80 copies only OF the paper Will &c gent tn
s-,-.-- isiie-s special agreement the contrary
i--
t,s-.ns-i-s exceeding four lnes will he chaIg ged ssn
- r--ri-t-reufe
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An Enlsode OF Prison Life:

A curious but well nttc-ted case
comes from the huntsville pcnitcnlia-
ry. At the last term OF the llouslon
district court George IIa--clmcycr aud
James kcnn"u, horse tmcvcs both,
were sentenced to states prison the
former for seventeen and the latter
three Years. lh--cin'yer had some
means. and WAS known to hnyr money
in Houston bank. In due time the
twain were en- route for Huntsville,
chained together How they employ
ed thus close communion will after
wards appear The contractor who
Il liycrri them was not acquainted
with either OF the men, but delivered
hits twn prisoners 10 superintendent
Gurrr, as llts-rlmcNer and kcumun,
with the papers III each rHse. Then
hc went his way, leaving the con-
vt,l- ~ the prison office Last Mon
tiny Houston officer was Mt lluul,
vile. and being we'll acquainted with
IIns,rlmycr asked to have that wor-
fla. called nm for conversation, To
niz s,rrri-r nm utter STRANGER re-
.uoudrd tn the rll. An myr-liga-
li,u followed and then the whole
-ior, came out when Iln.-rlmryrr
and kruuou were en- route for Hunts
willie, chained together, the former
found Opportunity to test the potency
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The New South at Louisville.

The great southern exposition at
Louisville, which wa, opened yesier-
day, had a. happy 81 "-eud IN as
could have been desired. The pres.
rnce OF the President OF the United
States aud OF many distinguished
men from all sections OF the country
relieved the Occasion If sectional
linge aud made ii truly national in
its scope aud interest Gh"u-url con-
graiulatury speeches were made aud
then the President. by -hgtt pan of
"a silkcn cord, which opened the
tArotllr valves OF the engine, SET all
the machinery in action and the
great show Of hundred days wa
fairly iuauguralcd. The Atlanta
eNpo.ition was creditablc in it, way
and it, results were AS gratifying a-
c1ull hayc been expected, but it did
not reach the dignity and extent of
this display at Louisville. The latter
is faithfully typical Of the new south.
II will illustrate what has been done
in this section since the close of the
civil war in the way Of industrial nmd
mechanical progress and enterprise.
Il would have been impossible, even
as late as i've years ngo, TO have gwen
creation to such an enterprise, any
where in the south. Cotton, grain
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stool. az Large ..Rewnrd

Running at large aud scattered vari.
ously are large number Of stock horses
and cattlr Of the following three brands
WD, DL and circle bar, for the recovery
Of which or any number Of them Il lib
eral reward will be paid on delivery IN
my stock pas ure, seven miles from
Waco, on the Austin road, Information
lcndiu2 to the recovery of any sucl
stock whether running at large or lille
gaOly taken mp and held or sold, will be
in like mnuuer, duly rewarded.
j. w DoWNs.
Mncn. TnNna. Univ 1. 1857. lWtf
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The sixth annual meeting of this asso'
riau IN will be held at Saratoga Sprin- 5
On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
August -, u and u, 1873
The SEES ion viii be held at 10 o'clock
Il N. and 1870 p. IN. on wcdnesl lay aud
Thursday, and at ~ O'Clock u, IN. Oh FRI
d.y.at Punam's music hill.
Wednesday morning presidents
address, by AleXan Ter Il LaWtun,ut GcOr-
gia; nomination and election of member;
reports OF the secretary and ire surel; r.
puIt OF the executive committee
Nedues Iay Evening "A paper by Rob
eft u Street, OF Texas on How lar Con-
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Imrgc-I SUNDAY school in the
world,

St export, Scotland, has Sunday
school Which comprises IN its member.
ship 400 teachers ud 800 children, aud
nearly 10000 children have pns-ci
through the school since it4 commence
mcut. The siuHug ia led 10y u urrhDs-
tea with sixteen Wulus among TIA in
strumruts. Dr. McGrrEor recently
preached the sermon ON lt4 3lth muyr-
sury, add hc declared that when hu
heard hc lay mur SIN los from three TO
four thousand young yoIres with the me-
compartment Of the orchestra and the
full force NJ the organ, lac felt u- II the
windows Of heaven w.rr opened.
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The beet sugar business in Della
ware, organized Ola II capital of $i2o,-
600, IL "a failure. The managers say
there wasn't sugar enough in the
bccts. The stockholders think there
we're too many beats in the manage
Urut
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botanic Sarsaparil will eradicate from
the system, syphilis, .crolula and all
blood impurities. Flint bottles zoe. sold by
Hamlet ~ kaubcr, - Austin 81, Every
bottle guurantr ed. l7-coi.d-wew-ly
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The Utah election for all county
officers and legislature occurs next
Monday, aud the outcome is awaited
with interest. Under the Edmunds
law, governing the territory, all po-
lygamists are DISTINGUISHED, but the
Mormon- assert that the monogamists
of their faith are sufficiently numrr.
Gus to win the day for the Saint
The election will undoubtedly give
rise to test cases, in the United States
supreme court, involving the con.ti-
tuuonaliiy OF the Eimuuds law.
When that measure became a law
some OF the ablest lawyer in con
gress, DESPITE the recognized legal
ability of MIR Edmunds, asserted that
tie Acknowledgement (of polygamist-)
clause would not stand the test OF
validity If carried to the higher
court.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-08-02

Mr.. a. Il. Lumm, Of Fort Bend county,
7 .xas, WRITES Morse Ague Magnets
have cured my entire fnmilyoi chills aud
fever, aud that none should be without
them who a.e 81 'erin5 with mhlarlal
troubles IN any FORM O6t5.
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one of the San Antonio aldermen
has represented his w-rd eleven con-
-ecutIvc years. His constituents evil
IDENTIFY think that rotation in office is
not Away, the hest policy.
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A positive cure tor all malarnl poison.
ing, thils, fever and ugue, is found in
MorN's Ague Magnets. Fifty cents per
Morrison 81 Co.. Waco, lcXas. ljdw6m
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II you wan, first ass custom made
shoe for either ladies', misses, children
or gents don't fail to see those best goods
at 7. Il. Jorlnu's All goods guaranteed
as represented. None better made,
l-lO-tf
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Mr.. W. T. Evans. Jevett, Texas, says.
'Browu's Iron Burls Invariably give,
permanent satisfaction 10 all Wi % Use 10. Of
U72bflwz--
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Uncle Dan'rs Houston Age ssys
Houston girls are the prettic-t in the
state, and it is nip and tuck between
Waco and Austin for the second
prettiest girls But Uncle Dan'l isn't
a competent judge. lie has never
visited Waco, Let him make pill
grimsge hither TO see our girls, as the
Queen Of Sheba did to gaze on tho
wonders OF King Solomou's Kingdom.
lie will go away convinced, admttiug
las to the pretty girls Of Wsco) that
tine half had not been told him.
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The clone highway man who rode
rough. shOd oy,r Austin wa brought
to grief yesterday, aud tour grnngcrs
we're IN, crplors. The cash balance
is safe.
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a rumor prevailed in san Antonio
Monday that James Carey, the Irish
informcr, had aclcc1cd That city ~ his
place Of refuge, and that he was nc
tually there, living incognilu. Next
morning the people read OF his a7-as-
-iuauon in south Africa, and another
delightful mystery was exploded.
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Pianos, Organs and ether musical in
strumruts repaired aud tuned 10y "a first
class mechanic. Office at ASH music
-torc,cururr Fourth and Franklin streets,
i.2j.2w G. NuIdT
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NnIIa,i.

| offer to all those needing malt
stimulaut Auhcuser aud Budweiser b er
Their repu alto for purity and tin,
quality is long established,
O9l2tc / A GoLpsrFIS.
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President Arthur goes from Louis
vile to day TO Chicago, and thence
westward TO the Yellowstone valley.
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The New York Herald under the
caption of Wanted, a Postal Tcle-
graph, f." says
"The strike OF the Western Union
Company against the public has had
one good effect. II has forced he al
tcnton of the public to the cXpcdl
cucy OF government or postal tcle.
UrnUh "
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Prescriptions a specially at all hours
day or night, by competent Dispensers,
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Another death from sunstroke oc-
Cured AT san Antonio TUESDAY.
This is three this week.