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Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
NOTICES.
NO11CE.

~ "
In conformity with the provisions of the
act passed by the General Assembly of the
State Of Delaware, on the l4th day Of March,
A. d.. 1885, notice Is hereby given that an
application will he presented to tho hOnOra-
ble Leonard +. Wales. Associate Judge
of New Castle County, On Saturday, the
twenty-fifth day of AUGUST, A. d.. 1858, at
ten o'clock IN the morning. at Chambers, In
the city OF Wilmington. for q charter of In.
corpora ation Of a Company called, "1he Nj
mngl0n Canning Company. to carry on the
business OF preserving AZ imal and vegetable
food In all of Its several branches, and to use,
sell or otherwise dispose of the same. The
principal place Of business of said Company
be In the city OF Wilmington, aforesaid
the capital stock tn he ne'hunircd thousand
dollars. divided into one thousand shares OF
one bundled dollart e8t h. Sn nd the amount of
capital to be paid in before commencing busi.
ness, to be ten thousand do'lars. That said
corporation Ia to be comWrnced on the first
d@y Of september. A ID 1853. and to trent
nate ON the inst day september A. ~
1903. The names and residences Of the origi
nal subscribers 10 tie capital stock are as fol
lows:
GEORGE W. BrsH. 7C5 West street,
fEORGk 5. CAPELLE. l Dl v est street,
JOSEPH l.. CARPENTER. .JR.. 1903 Harrison st.
John TAFT. 1898 Walnut street.
ROBERT NEIL, 1878 Walnut street,
aul3-lOt Wilmington, del.
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('OmTnlNRl0DePt.

('Ommlss10Dexs.
Incorporated in 1858 for 25 years by the Ley.
isature for Educational and Charitable pur.
poses-with a capital Of 81, ,OOO, ,OO0-to which a
reserve fund of over s55O,OOO has since been
added.
by an overwhelming ponuiar vote its fran
ehse was made a part ofthe. present State
Constitution adopted Dec. I'd, A. d.. ls-
The only Lottery ever voted on and endOr.
sed by the people of any State.
~ NEVER SCALES OR PosTPoNEs.
Its Grand Single Number Draw.
iDEs take place monthly.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To
WIN A FORTUNE. NINTH GRAND
DRA WING. CLASS I. AT NEW OR.
LEA Ms. TIL ESDAY. September II. 1883
l6Oth Monthly Drawing
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
100000 Tickets, At S5 each. Frac.
lions, In Films In proportion.
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-,np sALt-9 HOUSES AT CORNER
Eu,own We and Ued or streets One broom
D,y u,,h sink in kitchen and private alley
hou% ".raon house. with large stove snd Hll
One,a,amsnts Onea back lot for stable; good stan nd
|imf.u'a,st or a variety store. for q saloon II
~ .i' ui" ,".nrpass sable. Apply immedistly to
HIN w ViS LAWS, 1920 Maryland ave. suI4-lOs
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WANTE ID.

Uh kENT.-3 ROOMS ON SE OND
4 moor Ct house, BOW. 9th street. al7-Ss
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NOTlOE - WE WANT 1T UNDER.
~ stood that we Will not pay any bills,
except by those In the family SO contracted
without written order from GEO. W. YER
NON h SONS.
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kWR RENT-PART OF A HOUSE. AP.
u! al 40 Orange street. aul5dl+
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u ENJOY AL.

IN
II. l. W. X. Garrett. Dentists, have re-.
moved from No. 22y Shipley street, to corner
of Delaware avenue and West street. augl-tf
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TIME RlVfRVlEW AGA DENY,
IL ALI III A Il L, a.

i DLI.AWARECllI, DEL.
A boarding and day school for both sexes,
opens on Monday, september II, 1883 Price
for board andttuition, lS25O per anuum. No
extras. Nothing furnished by pupils. Send
for circular to C.G. ALEXANDRA n CO.,
jy3l-2m Delaware City, Del.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-06

and drainage is perfect, and they
cannot account for the unusual illness
this term. The reports Of death are ex-
aggerated. But two students have died
OF typhoid fever. One contracted the
disease abroad during vacation. There
are . number Of students more or less i'll
with malarial fever. but no great alarm
need be felt. il il thought, when the cold
weather sets in.
No Mystery Connected with 10.
ST.. PAUL, Dec. Sit is ascertainsd that
the skeletons Of IS soldiers, found in
Dickey county, Dakota. some time ago,
are those Of soldiers killed in . fight with
Indians during Sully's expedition, and no
mystery is connected with it.
A Pilol.Boat Rum Down.
NEW York, Dec. 5.-The pilot-boat Co.
lumbia, No. 8, was run down by q steamer
on Saturday. She was built four years
ago by Rollon, at q cost of SIC, 900. She
sailed on Saturday with four pilots on
board and q crew Of six. All were lost.
Admitted to Bail.
PIrrsBuRa, Dec. 5.-The hearing Of the
habeas corpus proceedings of the Murrays-
vile rioters was closed at Greensburg this
morning, and Judge Hunter decided to
admit all to bail except Bowser and Milton
Weston Of Chicago, Col. Blakely and
Joseph johnson Of Pittsburg.
Loyal Men Joyful.
SALT LAKE, Dec. Sail loyal men are
joyful that 9 portion Of the President't
message relates to Utah. Throngs resort
to the Tribune office and other public
places, congratulating each other on the
Recommendation of the Commission.
A Fanatic ON Trial.
BARSsrABLE, Mass, Dec. 5.-The trial
OF Freeman Pocassett. q fanatic, for the
murder of his little daughter Edith, was
begun. A witness retold the story OF the
sacrifice of the child and the outrageous
frenzy Of the father.
Malone Requested to Resign.
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. SIN the Senate
q resolution was introduced calling upon
Malone to resign.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-06

The nomination Of Mr.. Carlisle by the
Democratic caucus shows, says u Re-
publican contemporary, the San Fran
cisco Call, an unlooked-for strength in
the element of the party he represents.
1t may be worth while, therefore, to in.
quire into the causes Of this unexpected
demonstration. The first cause in
potency and in reason is the open sup
port given Randall by organized capital.
Perhaps the manufacturers and the rep
resentatives Of kindred interests who
supported Mr.. Randall are simply inter.
ested in the preservation Of . system
that, in their opinion, tends to the gen.
eral good Of the country, but the fact OF
their support prejudiced the new Demo.
cratic members against Mr.. Randall.
Most Of these new members were elected
on ansi.monopoly platforms and they
could not we'll commence their labors by
q vote in favor of . candidate receiving
such support. The very magnitude of
the interests concentrated in his support
served to defeat him. While Mr.. Ran
dali himself is not open to the charge of
being in any sense . tool of the money
power, in this contest the money power
was ON his side. A second cause Of the
success Of Nj. Carlisle may be found in
the greater relative strength Of the West.
In the progress Of the contest Mr.. Car
Isle came to be regarded IS the candidate
Of the West. Illinois, Indiana and Iowa
gave him = nearly unanimous support;
Kentucky, . Western rather than q
Southern State, gave him her entire vote;
Texas gave him her solid ten votes, Wis
consin her FIVE and Tennessee six Of
eight; Missouri gave eleven of thirteen
and Michigan her entire delegation.
Ohio only, Of the Western States, voted
the other way. California is recorded
three for Carlisle to one for Randall,
which leaves two members uncounted.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-06
a CONFEssION.

The New York Times. the leading Re
publican paper in the United States
makes the following confession concern
ing it, party:
Turn the rascals out" is to be The
war cry Of the Democrats. Every hon
ct Republican will confess with
shame and modification that the
failure of the party to purge itself Of and
punish its proved rascals affords . fair
ground for an attack Of this kind, and
adds . hundred. fold to its effectiveness
before the people. If the party in
power has become % corrupt or morally
debilitated that il cannot cast of and
punish the thieves who have fattened on
it, prosperity, then the people will take
up the cry Of turn the rascals out" and
the honest and vicious alike will be
''turned out. neck and heels."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-06
DEsERrIONs FROa TaE ARmY

DESERTlONs FROM THE ARMY
Gen. Sheridan says the numerous de-
sertions from the army are by impecuni.
ous young men who wish to follow
Greeley's advice to 60 West. But the
better way to put it is that when 8 sol
der is sent West he sea . country 60
much better for . young man than any in
the East, he deserts for fear he will be
sent back to the old foggy land whence
he came. The Philadelphia Times pro-
poses to remedy the evil by enlisting the
numerous young mon who have gone
West and got dead broke"
But the army officers have worked the
whole ground and know very well they
. end more young men "dead-broke"
and ''dead-beat" in one Of the large
Eastern cities than in al the Western
Territories. Happy, prosperous young
men seldom enlist in the army.
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IL THE wAR OVER:

Sometimes, we like to think it is
says the New York World, in response
- Mr.. Sprague of Vermont, who makes
. sensation by proposing Gen. Slocum
for President and Gen. Rosecrans for
Vice President, on the Democratic
ticket. As the World remarks, this is
''too much military" It certainly il
unless we want "war" candidates. We
do not believe that the actual veterans
Of the late civil war want to fight its
battles " again. We apprehend that
they prefer peace and good govern.
ment and that it is only the "stay-at.
homes" whose voice is still for war.
Though Slocum and Rosecrans
deserve the recognition of the
country for their brilliant military
services, they will hardly be acceptable
for that reason alone IS candidates for the
high Offices named. The defeat Of Han.
cock, the noblest of them all, is con-
elusive evidence Of this. The people
want peace and . clean administration Of
their Affairs. They prefer = civilian 70.
President. and they expect him to be q
broad-gauged statesman, . man Of the
present, who rises from among them
selves and is promoted because of his
proved character and capacity to serve
them best - the Chief Executive Of the
nation, without reference to . wal that
is in the past by about nineteen calendar
wears.
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NEW TO-DAY.
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North Carolina will levy NO State tar
next year. The Western North Caro-
lima Railroad Company will pay into the
Treasury $500. O0O. which sum will carry
the Stats Government.
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And this IL the way the matter stands: We
had hoped that the papers against whose
sctien we protest would see the error Of their
way; but they lave been stiff-necked. In
reasonable and "rattish." un.ilnow to expostu.
late with hen would be to degrade ourselves
she takes my house who tales the prop
That doth sustain my house.
He takes my life who takes the means
WhaHahr I liua
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r ADV AGENTS FOR THE "QURKN
IL Protector and " Daisy" Stocking Sup.
porter. two new inventions for ladies' and
children's wear. Sell In every house. Large
prohts. Steady employment. Address. with
stamp, Ladies' Uodsrgasmsnt Mfg o., . 9.
Nay ct. Chicago. NJ. dS-lm
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For Sale or Rent.

THE STORE AND DWELLING HOUSE
i adjoining 6loss' harness chop on the
south. 10 offered for sale ct . bargain. or VIII
adapted for any kind Of business. For par
t~tculsrs, apply ON the premises 70
ssp2oa IRo. d. RoDxNTHAL.
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DIED.

In Eureka. Nevada, Dec. s, 1888, David
Rosenberg. . native Of Nisitz, Hungary, aged
shout IS years.
The funeral will take place from Odd Fell
lows Hall this Thursday afternoon, at 2
O'Clock.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-06

ON1uN1UWNs TS.s DEC. o.-Tno GrlAl OF
james Mutt. for the killing Of Nicholas
Hyman Dukes last June. will commence
tomorrow. II Is expected to take up the
balance OF the week. Senator voorhees, Of
Indiana 10 the principal counsel for the de-
fense. The town is full Of visitors, but
there 10 no great excitement. Or all sides
sympathy for the prisoner 10 expressed;
bat the feeling 10 general that he will be
convicted.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-12-06

DaBBlT METAL-FRoN 100 TO go
ID pounds Of bsbbit metal for sale q the
eHHxulx ol1ees EurNAA. Nevada.
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NEW HAVEN. Conn.,. Dec. g. The
prevalence Of typhoid and malarial fever
among the students OF Yale College 10
puzxling the faculty and professors. The
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-29
NUMBER 322


Frederick Warde opened at the
A academy Of Music last night In "Nif.
giniua" The audience was large aud
dcmonstrativo aut every indication
points points for asuccssfull week,
Manager John j. ColliLs has display.
ell wise discretion in surrounding the
Young tradgCdian with every possible
advantage tor his thitd annual tous.
It has opened auspiciously and all
concerned haYc the heariiest good
wishes of hosts of friends. Mr..
Wards impeTsonatiou of the role Of
Nirginius has already taken ita place
among the finest efforts on the stage
of to-day. in remarking its many
excellent qualities the youth Of the
actor is lost sight OF completely, SO
striking is his discretion aud 30 adj
mirable is the art with which he por.
trays this difficult character. IL 10
marked throughout with dignity.
intelligence aud force. 1t there 10 any
difference between his acting last
night and that of former seasons, IL 10
in more subdued sud quiet treat
meut, thus improving his art In the
only direction, possibly, in which 1t
is susceptible of improvement. lie
was received with generous applause,
winning at each OF the salient points
of tho play recall. John T. Malone,
Mr.. Wards chief support, ia talent
cd young LAWYER from San Francisco,
according to accounts, who has but
| recently adopted the stage. II this Ia
/ true, he is entitled to great credit, for
/ he acts with the ease aud intelh-
/ gcncc of an old professional. lcilius
4 Al l..
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>1DiNLI-I LAUNCHED lNtu LIEENuN .
buffalo, New York Dec, 2s-Johu
j. Mcbride, who in specials is made
to threaten dire disaster to- Cauadi.
ans aud he capture and death OF Lord
Lansdownc, in consequence oi the
hanging Of O'Domcll, is known
here a having 10 connection with, or
acknOwlcd by any reputable Irish or.
gani2ation ufth!s, or any other city.
lie iuiest newspaper offices aud beii <
unable to procure tnc publication OF
his crank, pronunciamcntos TO Eng
land, qecn, or amy other person,
pays for their Insertion ~ advertised
matter. Mcbride gives out that
last night, an attempt was made to
abdurt him, by two Canadian detect
ives, which was frustrated. No band
&C ln,inciblcs or IRISH avengers cX.
list in this city. Mcbride is now
Chuckliug over the success OF bis
scheme to obtain notorIcty. lie is II
pcddlnr OF badges and photographs OF
public men and prominent charuc-
ters. lie served n term in the work
house tor insulting ladies entering
the church.
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Piles

Piles Rro frequently preceded by a
sense u weight IN the back, louus aud
lower part Of the abdomen, causing the
patient 10 suppose he has some affection
~ the kidncys or neighburinR organs.
At times, symptoms Of Indigestion are
present, us llatulcncY uneusluess ~ the
stomach. etc. mUisturG-llke perEpira
tiuu, producing very disagreeabIe
itching. particularly at night after got
ting warm iu bod, IL very common at
tendnnt. Blind Bleeding aud itching
Piles yield at once 10 the application OF
Dr. HOsunku's Pile Remedy, which acta
directly upon the parts affected, absorb
ing the Tumorp, RllRying the intense
itching, and affecting permanent cure,
where the other remedies have failed.
DO not delay until the drain on the sys'
tenn produces permanent disability, but
try IT and be cured. Price, 20 cents,
Sent prepaid on receipt Of price Ad-
dress, The DR.. Bosanko Medicine Co.,
Flqua, ONO Sold by Carter x Williamson
aud J. d. Cornish, druggists, Waco,
U3lldw
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Madame Singh, acknowledged 10 be
the greatest chiryoyant OF tho age SiIer
many ana tIattoliug lyitations from some
OF our Leading citizens, has decided to re-
main In this city until December aSth.
artics wishing consultations on bust
meas losses, enemies, lawsuits, absent
friends. marriage uRd death, viii please
call before that date, rs her engagements
elsewhere viii not pcrmit her to remain
longer. Fay refused II not.-atisicd. Cal
at the Taylor House --l2.2l-lw.
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The proof Of the pudding i not m
chewing the string, put III having au OPP
p1rtuuity go test the article direct
Garter * Williamson and DR.. j. l..
Cornish, druggists have Tree trial
bottle ~ DE- Bosaukos Cough and
Lung Syrup for each and every one
who Ii aMicted with Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Consumption OF any Lung Al
llctlou.-GtllIwtf
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OA.ter.! O,.Ier-!! Oy.ter.!!l

Served up in all styles and at any
hour, day or night, at the popular req
taurant OF j. 4. Wilson, Austin avenue,
between Fifth and Sixth Fresh fish
received daily from tho gull Bar sup
Piled with finest liquors and wines. All
the dellcacles in season, at j. 4 Wn-
sons popular restaurant hnd bar On
Austin Atrcet.--g-l9-tc
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The annual meeting Of the stookholj.
ers u tine Waco National bank will be
held at their office, in Waco, Tex, Ou
Tuesday, January sth, 1884,, at 10 a. me
for the purpose OF electing directors for
the ensuing year aud for the trans = Aeei
OF such business az may eomen bsfOr
them. J. X, ROSE,
l25lm Cashisr,
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For the benefit ~ all thos" who can
not make their holiday purchases during
the dny, from now until Christmas our
rtore will remain open until . o'clock
p. m. Holiday presents can now be
bought at our store and lott lbHrc until
ChrlstuHs or New Years. On these
days we will make special deliveries OF
the same.
SAStEr Bupg
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Grand Rnnie AT IeyinsII a
Athena

one handsome French clock, with ay.
lug aud chirung birds and music boz
attachment. Nine elegant opera glasses.
Oue dollar per chance, three hundred
chances, Highest throw wins the clouk,
lowest. opera glass No. /. Four throws
next 10 highcat win opera glasses Noe.
2 ,. I and b, tour throws next to lowest
win opera glasses No. ., Z, y and ..
ll-I-ti
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The graudcst raiIlc ol tho scuson ~
on hand nr c. y Curtis for maguii
CEN Int Of twenty prlz'-, consisting of
u splendid china dinner set ut lJj pieces,
valued ut $50, with nineteen other fine
prizes ia china aud SILVER. Tickets only
SlOD per chance. II is rare uprpriu.
ulty for some one b. win the huud4umrHt
IIuucr ~. IN IrXa-. n
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Can planters and stock rli-rIs EetulonP
without the publications OF Loving pub
fishing company: They can. But much
better with than without. Then leave
your subscriptions Tor the Texas Live
Stock journal. rcKas Wool Grower, the
Daily md weekly Fort Worth Gazette, at
my Office South Fourth Street, opposite
Pacific motel, where al orders viii re-
ceiyc prompt attention,
X. Il. CON>ErLA,
Local agent for all the leading publishers.
Waco. 'IrNtg. December "
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Are supplied with choicest varieties
Tor household aud Office u4e, sell ut
lowest price, deliver promptly aud guar
au're weight. Have exclusive sale "
McAllister, the best uation coal Get
your supply while price IL low, Please
send written orders.
ions FARLEY, Proprietor
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Grand Opening!

Tho hand'omest display Of elegant pres =
cnt- Tor the holidays IN the cltv.
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ow.
ing to change In business. Come early
and look AT our goods before buying.
l1-liu CAsrLEs, MORRIsoS d &c.
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Amn.e The ChiIdrea

And take them to see the display oil dolls,
houses, Toys, china sets, running horses,
whistling locomotives, mechanical toys
and thousands otthings OF interest TO the
title folks now open at Levine Bros
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We the jury, find land have known it
all tine Will that the purcst liquors at
tine lowest prices ar fo be had nj |. \
GOLD~TEIS. tTrlXES or W HDu.
X member the irTc In oyrrcouts this
week at Sanger Bro. Two hundred
and my oyercpats from famous New
York merchant talo. "a hunkuut stock.
They are giving their u-tomc pIicrs
ON them which ARE p and 50 pen con
lower tulu mauu'ur urnr-' cot.
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Family LEr.l-niou.

Tmrty-sN Invited guests, consist
ing ct children aud grandchildren,
were invited aud partook of a sumpt-
uous diuncr on the 9Th instant
at the Wicbusch building, on Aus
tin avrnuc, prepared and given
by Mir. aud Mrs. y. G.. l.. Vie
busch in honor Of their children and
Grand children. The reunion was
pleasant mud marks a brilliant episode
in their successful aud happy history.
An were present except their son
julius, u German Methodist minister,
in Faycttc county, Texas, and MIR.
and Mrs Wnircy, OF GAtosvillc, Texas.
Al at parting hoped another Christ
mas would find them alive and the re-
cjpicnta of asimilarr cpast, and parties
to "A similar rc.uuon. Old times
were tundly remembered aud dis.
cus.cd, and pleasant days IN the cur
tanned future prayed to lie i'll store
Tor themselves, their children aud the
Wide world, pcopled with its unnum-
lcrrd millions
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No cure, no pay. Prepared and Ter
ale bN CARTER & WILLIAMSON,
W-uS-u 81 Austin Ave- ne.
Gents fine hand sewed boots and shses
at Sanger Bros.
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ONION SETS, ONION SEIS

Just received Fifty Bushels ON
sets direct from David Lsndre' r :
sons, Philadelphia Farmers 81
better send ia their orders at ones. &
it islust therlght time to plant them.
JOHN +. MARSHALL.
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Buy your wife u par OF cmbroidefsd
silk velvet slippers Tor OhfistmH' pres
ont Ht Sanger Bros
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New York, December IS. General
Grant passed very comfortable
night and is feeling in good spirits
tn; mornings, lie does not believe
that lac has broken any boucs but the
injury will keep hlm within doors
for several days.
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For the HOLIDAYS.

Ladies', French Kid opera slippers. em.
broldered slippers bron1c kli, alligator
and st"Il.Afnd"d opera slippers iust Ar.
rived RtNShgcr BrOs,'
- -
I'egler Bros. ladies, misses and aliil
dren's button boots on all widths at San
Rnr krnA'
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The sick, worn and detected should
read the advertisement OF Colden's
Liquid Beef Tonic. X WY
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have this day closed out my dentists
applies stock 10 MIR. II. Behrlns, of ihis
ny, and | take pleasure w. recommending
lin to the members Of the dental profess
zion In Texas. Thanking the dcntists Tor
pa,t t,yois 20 me. Respectfully,
W. II. WATKINS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-29

Ackcr's Blood Elixir guaranteed; wall
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-29

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