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FLORIDA.
In regard to the Department of Florida, the
Acknowledgement saws:

Florida was reported upon the roster as Pro-
visonal Department but Icoud find no report of its
strength condition. and after fruitless efforts 10
obtain report from the Headquarters at Pensacola
or Warrington, through the exertion Of Comrade
3. f. Stearns, Assistant Inspector General, was
enabled TO get reports from the Posts direct, which
showed that there were in the Department two
Posts with q membership between them of 2S-
barely sufficient TO I'LL the Department and Post
offices. With your sanction the Provisional De-
partment was at once disbanded, and the Posts or
dered TO report direct to National Headquarters
Since then FIVE good Posts have been organized in
the State, and Permanent Department organized
This has been accomplished TO some extent through
acquaintances in the state. but principally through
the efforts of Conrade B. r. Stearns, to whom the
credit properly belongs From the reports received
OF the large number of Union soldiers from the
North who have made their homes IN Florida,
there is every reason TO believe that shall soon
have q good Department there composed Of the
very best material.
The Adjutant-G General Is opposed to the creation
of any more Provisional Departments: If Posts
should be established in any State in which there
is no Department Organization, they should be
either attached 10 an adjoining Department or be
ordered to report direct TO National Headquarters,
until Permanent Department is organized, as IN
this manner there can be that direct communication
with and direct supervision by experienced COM
raes 50 necessary IN the incipieney of the Order.
The following table shows the gains by the De-
partgnents during the year.
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LYDIA Z. PlMKHAsH's
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
- lisa PnSIImE cllRE e = o

For all Of those Painful Complaints ana
- Weaknesses 30 common to oar best
So *FE3IALE POPULATIONS .
II WILL CURE ENTIRELY rTrx WORST FoRM OF En-
MALE COMPLAINTS. ALI. OVARIAN TROUBLES, IS-
TLANNATToH AND ULcERATEON FAILING AND DIS
PLACEMENTS. AND THE CONSEQUENT SrISkL Wax
MESS, AND - PARTICULARLY ADAPTED TO TIKI
CHANGE or LIEz-
IL WILL DISSOLVE AND ExPxL TUMoRs IRON rYTs
UTERUS IN AN EARLY STAGE 0g DEVELOPMENT THE
TENDENCY TO CANcERoUs HUMoRS THERE Is CHECKED
VERY sPEEDILT By TTs USE. .
II REMOVES FAINrNEss, FLATUEEScr. DESTROYS
NESS OF THE STOMACH Ir CURES BLoATrSG. HEAD
ACHE, NERVOUS PROsTRXTgoS, GESKRAL DEaTErrY,
DEPRESSION AND IxDrsEsTloE. .
STHAT yelling OF Bz4RISs DowS, CAUSING PsrS,
WEIGHT AND BAcKAcHE, - ALWAYS PEgsASzSTLr
CURED BIZ Irs USE
IT WILL AT ALL TINES AND UNDER AL crEcUN-
STANCES ACT ~ HkRNOSx WITH THE LAws THAT
GOVERN THE FEMALE SYSTEM
sEITs PURPOSE rs SOLELY FoR TIE LEGITIMATE
HEALING OF DISEASE AND TEE RELIEF OF PAIs. AND
THAT II DOES ALL IT CLAIMS TO DO, THOUSANDS OF
LADIES CAN GLADLY TESTIFY. "a /.
For THE CURE OF KIDNEY CoMPr.arSrs NJ
ETTHZE SEX THIS REMEDY - UNSURPASSED. . .
LYDIA z PEEHAHcS VEGETABLE COMPOUND "a
prepared ak Lynn, has Price 81 Six bottles for 81
Sold % A drsJJfs-s Sen. SY mail postage paid Ia form
OF Pulls Lozsnges receipt OF price as above Ers
Pinkhan'5 "Gds to HeAifh'' viii be mailed free 20 any
LAZY sending stamp Letters coEnientaliy ansWsrsd
No family should b without LYDIA 2 PtVEgfAsfs
LIVER PILLS They Constipation. RlIoGsness snd
ToTpldiEy OK the Liver. q cents Per box !.
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JUDGE Apv.-eENs. REPoR,
Total Absence OF Yexatious DISPUTES.

IOLAI ADsstte VI feAaLIoa3 DisNEtsss
Judge Adv.-Gen. Wm. Yandeyer reports
from Dubuque, Iowa, that
No important decisions have been rendered dur
ing the year which affect the general work Of the
organization. Minor questions have arisen, and
been referred to this Offce by the Conlmander-in-
Chief, replies to which have generally been tn
dorsed upon the papers, referred, and returned.
The freedom of our organization from
vexatious disputes and perplexing legal contro-
verseS during the year just closed is matter Of
great congratulation The signal ability displayed
by nv predecessors in Office IN settling and deter
mining the true intent and meaning of the Rules
and Regulations has made the discharge Ct nay
duties pleasant and comparatively light.
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He For~ot Hlmsals.

Western Cowboy-You people In the East
here all look alike TO me.
Eastern Friend-That, suppose, is caused
by the similarity of eostume but yeu should
observe faces more closely. / eau tell any man
st glance.
81 don't see how you do L."
"All that is needed is littls study Of physi-
ognomy. By the way, there goes the author Of
Over the Garden WALL"
"Where-where7
"Right over there"
"By George, what chance. Quick, let ms
oh, hang 1t, forgotl"
Forgot WHAT"
"Thas in the East it's agin the law to shoot. y
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The latest craze is to inyits Christy min
strels, who for years have been consigned to the
lowest and most vulgar form of public enter
tainment, to fashionable parties, and the latest
device OF the dude is 20 wear a lace crayat and
waisteoat which, going down on the hips, is
called the swanbill, name borrowed from tho
corset most affected by the society lady.
The National tribune., 1884-07-24

TIE yeLFAIc BELT Co., Of Marshall, AisA,
offers to send their celsbratsd ELECTRo- VoG-
TAIc BELT and other ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
on trial for thirty days, to men young OF cid,
afflicted with nervous debility, loss Of Vitality
and manhood, snd all kindred troubles. Ala
for rheumatism, neuralgia, paralysis, and ruany
other diseases Complete restoration 20 hesisAs
vigor and manhood guaranteed No risk 10
incurred, as thirty days' trial is allowed. Wr4ss
them at once for illustrated pamphlet frss.
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THE ADJ'T-GEN's. REPORT.
The Statistics of the Order for the Past Year-0r-
ganization OF New Departments and Substantial
Grnwfh in ffe Old

Adj't-Gen J. NJ vanderslice's report is dated st
Headquarters in Philadelphia, July Is. He reports
at the beginning OF Gen. Beaths term there were
80 Permanent and four Provisional Departments,
with total membership in good standing for the
quarter ending March 81, 1888, OF i46, 1s3. There
now Sc Permanent Departments, with mem
bership in good standing March 81, 1884, OF 255s5,
being gain of 81 AZ members. During the year
the following Permanent Departments were organ
ized
Utah-Embracing Utah. Montana and Idaho.
Organized Oct. le 1888 Headquarters at Ogden.
Tennessee and Georgia-Ena Enabraeing Tennessee,
Georgia and Alabama. Organized Feb. IS, 1854.
Headquarters at Nashville.
Embracing Louisiana, Texas and hiissis-
sippi. Organized May Is, 1884. Headquarters at
New Orleans.
Florida Organized June 10. 1884. Headquarters
at Key West.
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The reports received show the following
gains for the quarter ending June 80, 1854.
Most of the Departments will forward supple
mental reports, which viii largely increase the
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Thin People, Wells Health Rsnewsr.S -
stores health and vigor, cures dyspepsi2. IA -.
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Nervous Weakness Dyspepsia, Sexual De-
bility, cured by Wells Health RanswsxN IN
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Flies, Reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, nrics,
cleared out by Rough on Rata" 15c.
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"Buehu- -paiba.' Great Kidney and Urinary
Snre
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To thess who have rendered assistance In
formation Of Departments and organizing
Corps; to comrades who have assisted as in
stalling officers, ] would tender my grateful
thanks, not only Cor the work, bat the manner
in which it was performed. And ! am proud
70 know our Order contains women who can
enlist the attention Of the nobiest of our land !;
also, that the prominent women are coming for
ward to join hands with us. Nothing has given
me more pleasure than the spirit Of earnest
ness peryading the formation Of Departments
Tho establishment of Soldiers Home is a
subject upon which many are taking promi-
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OOu ,aluot2-

Persons who fancy that in order +" do
A treat deal Of work il i, necessary 'u eat
a treat deal of food, have only tu io"h at
the pedestrians in walking matche-.
The actual foot-pound, Of work done ia
lifting the body aud carrying 1t -lA hun
hundred miles, or tive hundred miles,
in -lN day., far exceeds ANY labor rN-
pended in the same time BY craftsman
IL is the most arduous, fatiguing and
irritating task conceivable and II is all
done upon the least possible allowance
Of food which the trainers deem eSsen-
tial. Food values show their utter IN
significance here, for there j. no rcco4-
niz.d diet for pedestrian His lndi-
yidual likes aud dislikcs are, To some
extent. consulted if our information II
correct but n to hygiene methods,
or nutritious values so-calied, the tram
er- ignore them. The fact are, tD" hu
man stomach is Il capririou- and pecu
liar organ. What one converts nh
bone, muscle and tissue, another rcnr''
against. and no tabular statement chi
bee made which represent the value "
certain food 10 tie individual - Deoh4n
Sa! EHgu.ser.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-18

The best blood purifier and system
rr"uIatorcycr placed within the reach
ut -ullrring humanity, truly Is Electric
Bittcr~ Inactivity of the Liver,
Bliuu,nrS-. Jnuudicc, Constipation,
Wcch kidncys'or any disease of the
urinary organs, or who ever requires
nm appetizer, tonic or mild stimulant,
will Away, find Electric Biitcr- the
hest and only certain cure known
They act >urlcy and quickly, every
bottle guaranteed to give entire -a'is'
faction or money refunded. sold al
fifty cents bottle by \. +. Pccl"r
Physicians are often startled by
remarkable discoveries. The iHct tina
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption and all Throat and Lung
disease i daily curing patients that
they have given up TO die, is start ling
them TO realize their sense of duty
and examine into the merits of TIM
wonderful discovery; resulting II
hundreds of our best physislano n7lnt
il in their practice. Trial Bottles
free at \. I. pcrlrr's Drug store
Regular size 81 90,
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wide Awake Druggists.

Mr. \. +. Pcclcr is always alive TO
his business. and spare, no pains To
secure the best of every article in
his line. He has secured the agcn-
cy for the celebrated DR.. King, New
Discovery Tor Consumption. The on
ly certain cure known for Consump-
ton, Coughs, Colds, lluarscmc>S.
Asthma, Hay Fever, Bronchitis, or
any affection of the Throat and
Lungs. sold on Il positive guarantee.
Trial Bottles free. Regular size Sl.oO
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-18

The st. Charles Restaurant and "a.
loon, Austin street between Fifth and
sixth. }. T. Wilson proprietor. /, rs
usual prepared to furnish it, patron,
with all the dclicacies of the season.
fresh oysters, fish and game of all
kinds. At the bar can be found. pure
old Kentucky WHISTLES. all brands of
wines and liquors and the best of ci-
gars. Attentive walters and polite
treatment to all We will maintain
our reputation as the oldest and best
restaurant and saloon in Waco Call
and see us. j. I. WILSON.
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All ovcr The land are going into eC-
stasy over DIR. kings New Discovery
for consumption. Their unlocked for
recovery by the timely use ofthis
great life Saving remedy. causes them
to go nearly wild in it> praise 1t i,
guaranteed to positively cure Severe
Coughs. Colds. Asthma. Hay Fever,
Bronchitis, lloarscne>S Loss OF V dice,
or any affection of the Throat and
Lungs. Trial Bottles free nj \. f.
Pcclers' Drug Store. Large size 81, 90
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Mr. VI. h. Allison, Atkinson, kaH.
saved hi life by Il simple I'rinl Bottle
TO Or. King New Discovery, for Com
sumption which caused him To pro-
cure Il large bottle, that completely
cured him. when Doctors, change oi
climate and everything else had fail
ed. Asthma Bronchitis, lloarscnes-
severe Coughs, and all Throat and
Lung diseases, ii il guaranteed 10
cure. Triad Bottle free AT y. i. Pee
ler- Drug store. l.arg" 7ife,SloO
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-18

The soldier. in the late war cstah-
liShcd the fact that hucklebrrry was
much more cnicacious i'll chronic
bowel troubles than the blackberry.
DR., Biggcrs' llucklrberry Cordial,
the GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY,
will restore the little child suffering
from the effects of tccthing. and
cure, Diarrhwa. Dy>rntcry and all
bowel affections. For sale 10y all drug
giSt> at 80 cents.
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u. stumpcmhnnscu ~ co. Ia the
Front.

We are proud TO inform our Gus
TONERS that we have always on hand
IL good stock of fresh groceries. and
have also in connection with our gro
Gerry 4 tir-t-rlaNs saloon. where the
very best liquor, and ice cold beer are
delightful. Good goods at low prices
for cash. Corner First and Jackson,
schooner saloon. a2UdNn
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-18

Mr., Joseph Enhanks one of the
leading stock men of western Missouri
has just arrived with two hundred
fine. selected. thoroughbred Mcrinoc'-
sheep. They are the prctticst lot
ever brought re- Waco. for sale. Mr.
Wiley Jones will take pleasure in
showing them, and stock men should
call and aud see them.
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- -
Kucklen's trniCa SaIyc.

THE BEST SALVE i'll the world for
Cuts, Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. salt
Rhe,lm. Fever sores, letter, ChappeI
hands, Chilblain,, Corns, and all skin
Eruptione, and positively cures piles,
or no pay required 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price % cents per box.
FOR SALEBY \. f. pecler
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Oilice of the Mayor OF Waco, I
WACO. 1rN., sept II, 1881.
To the Citizens OF Waco;
The public schools Of the city
white and colored, will be opened for
n term Of nine months on Monday
September 18th 1854, and not in De
ccmbc.. a. crroneouely printed in our
second annual report Al scholars
will assemble on that day, the 18Th OF
this month. al the same buildings IN
which they were tvught lat season
and. as additional buildings are pro
vided, pupils Will be duly assigned to
their respective school by ~upcrln
tendcnt i. y. Gallagher.
" II. WILLIE,
Mayor and rX-Oflicio ~upt.
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Notice.

J. ;. Mills, AT East Waco; j. VI.
Powers, and Tom Sclman,
at Brazo- compress, and
" Jurney, public weighers, will
weigh your cotton at the above two
place. in the city of Waco, d&wlm.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-18

Look at our advertised price, of
broken lines of shoes. Come and see
them, they are marked at Just halt
their value at SANGER Bros.
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THE SCENE OF LIFE ONLY ST

Exhausted Vitality Nervous and Physical
DEBILITY Premature decline in man Errors in
YOUTH and the unknown miscrics resulting
from iudiscrctiuu and eXccsscs. y book Tor
every man young middle aged and old. "
contain, 70 prescriptions for al acute ana
chronic diseases each rue of which IL invalua
blr 50 found by the Author.w hose experience
for - years is such ~ probably never before
fen iu the lot OF any MUSICIAN. 800 pages
hound in gilt guaranteed To be Il finer work III
over sense mcchaHicnl, literary and profes'
,iouul than any other work sold in this coun'
trv for = ~. or The money will be refunded IN
every instance Price only 81 by mail postpaid;
Illustrative sample cents send nov. uoll
Medal awarded he author by the National
M,dcnl Association, to the officer of which ht
rctcrs. j., 49,
youur for instruction. and by the afflicted ioI
relief twin benefit all, London Lancet
There il no member of science 10 Whom the
Science of Life will not be useful, whethsf
Youth. parent guardian, instructor or clergy
man -Ar.uua'l . ,,.,.. 90, n.
Aidrr,s the Peabody Medical Institute or Dr
W n Parker No / Bulhnch street Hos'"h
Mas. Who may be consulted on all disease,
recurring skill and experience chrome nhu
obstinate diseases that have naih"d the SKIN 81
all other physicians specially. 9uch ttSheu
>ucc,.sfully without All instance OF ialIufe
Mention this paper.
-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-18

Madras lace> are the stylish dra-
peries. sanger Bros. have an elegant
line.
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Mayor and cx-Ohicio -upt

one good secondhand clEht horse
power engine Tor sale cheap. Apply
Tom PAD GlII
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-18

llnvcNou seen the clc-sou roloriug-
in Tapestry Eru>scl, sanger Bros
are showing?
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MARKETS. ny TELEGRAPH.
OttOll.


LIVERPOOL. september l7,--spot cotton closed
isiuosS good quotations uHthnugcd
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rw YoeN. september l--srot cotton closed


NEw NoNK, september l,.--tuturcs CLOSED
easy at To d points lower september points
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LivEHrooI. september i7.--Futurcs close
steady al to points luWcr
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~..s. IIl.J rau. -- bales ssc0 vi call
bales. 'hia ,a.. - balcs. tota 800 bale
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sugl-3n
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-18

Sales l2uN bales American u ioO bales spec
ulatiuu and export 500 bales Imports iNr
American I ~ bales
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This week viii witncs, au aditi"u Ia
our business firms which will be Greatly
welcomed. ;. :. Floyd n Co., of IG4
Strand, Galveston, Texas. brokers in
Grain, provisions, and cotton futures.
will open IL branch Office here to-mor-
row ut No. ~ South Fourth street,
rhi, firm i, ono oi the -taurh",t IN the
country and comprises three members,
one of which Is member Of the -.
Louis and Galveston exchange, annth-
or is "A NJ 'mbcr of TN" Chicago Board "i
trade and the third a member ot 'hlra-
ro board of trade and New Orleans
Cotton exchange, They have the best
facilitic, and appliances for customers
DEALING in actual commodities aN well
~ in futures and will dra! i'm either ion
their customer, irving best advantage
to either actual purchasers on -pr'u-
I,tnr. nn email commission. and mod
crate margins. The firm IN addition u
lis main house in Galveston ha- branci
Offices in Houston, san ANTONIO an'
Fort Worth. Their reference, 20 tn,
prominent bankers in those citr- and
galveston are uncNccptionahloa and par
tie, desiring to .iNr orders for the pui
chase or sale al cotton. wheat corn
pork cor lard will find the advent OF TN
new bu,inr-- i'm our midst great de
,ideraium. The office Al No. l'l Noutl
Fourth street. viii bee opened Tor Tn
transaction Of hu.ine-, to-m"rro"
Monday
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Sale OF Stands.

The stands for thrpriNilegc of selling
different articles a the Driving Park.
viii la sold on Tuesday nest. June H..
AT p. m, on the grounds Mr.. John
som j. DESTROYS that some OF the
chmchc, buy privilege, to sell amy arti-
lie thcI wish. guard will be ON the
ground all the time andcNrNthiug will
be protected. rhoro viii be between
two and three Thousand people ramprd
on the ground during the week. and it
will hc Il rood place for a restaurant or
i lunch stand. 40 one will be allowed
to have 4 monopoly Of anything. and
everybody viii haNca tair chance This
j, certainly a rood chance to make
money, and We hope to SEE Il large
crowd out to purchase privileges.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-15

The street railway wilI be- finished
about next Thursday If the car, ar
rive in time it will he = great line for
,nc people TO ride on sunday afternoons
To the shady grove, Il, the SPRING and
drink the cool pure water. \ great
many men would take their families
out ON Sundays if they could afford 10
hire a carriage or Il hack but they eau
not do it, Ihc street car line will hr Il
great benefit for those mon, and for
forty or fifty cents they can 20 ont with
their family and spend q pleasant after
pon away from the heat and dust "i
the city.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-15

Onl one lone drunk was before hi,
honor yesterday, and he paid - and
costs for hi> fun. and went hi, way re.
incinn.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-15

Inv carpets. mattings. etc.
!, .rd look q, the Ncst unlaundrlod
N America ii iiAfhH :
fish at the market house every
Call rar'y and get your hsh OF
n HE Central News depot for
t,,ocrs anl periodicals, lls South
Ss'reet' '-''-'
~ these 10; days every family
use ice, and n buying, buy the
ike ice.
rh n Dyer Rave moved their law
70 the Taylor huilding, corner of
and Fif'h streets.
John p. PENN has Sold hi. resi-
ion Columbus street. TO Mr.. Den
Miller a. Dennis. for 300.
81 and we VIII show YOU bargains
Lcw good, lust rccriyrd
Srrrnt>>0N, "IHr- y SrhlNFh.
,e Iror front mar the best in the
to ret something To- drink The
IarI table, aro the hist 80 p'ay ON.
e4,rs. Nixon. A'bcr, \ Ioomcy,
\ l.ooi.. viii ID The painting of the
b.r, fn, Cor';.rd'- new opera house.
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During the Week

Counter lo',, i'm every department :
thew must h. cleared out prices are
v.ry low ~tNGFE Bios.
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SHiLou'~ COUGH and Consumption
are q, sold ON u, "u q "uuart"c, II
cares consumption. for sal" hY Cr.teles
N..Mnrri.nn
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4 gentleman who live about ihr"c
mile, rom the city invited arortY OF
Young men TO come out and he'll, them
schr, TO carp, with which his pond wa,
well stocked lc,tcrda! the party
left for the pond and one told an EN-
>NINlE reporter that some of The carp
weighed eleven pounds, and '"hcnWe
return IN bring You Il fine one 'Ihry
went with he si" amt after an
hour hord work, pulling through th'
mud aud dirty water, thry can"h one
hall pound cat ti-h.
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I.ndio~ via please take loticr cha,
the ~ajr 81 those viii cou,iul, another
week SINGER BRu>.
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B'y reductions IN white cood- 80
UAEiE e.
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CITY NEWS.

;,euat will meet IN MAJ. se,-
\ =. of.eruoon At O'Clock.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-07-19
RANCH FOR SALE.

100 acres-10 acres in cultivation.
plenty of good water and timber;
/ acres in potatoes; 6 acres in corn;
8 good houses; Z hogs; a few chick
ems and a lot Of household goods.
Will sell for $3.50 cash or in cattle.
Ranch located on south fork of La
Luce. For particulars call on
Stewart IL Switzerland, La Luce,
Dona Ana Co., n. NJ, or on the
owner, Ion COPELAND.