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Perry Belmont gave dinner party to
some of the Democratic leaders at Wash
ington, on Saturday night, in order to
barmonize the party on tariff. He ap.
pealed to their good nature with cham
payne and terrapin, through their stom-
achs
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NOTICE! NOTICE =!

The books of p. B. Mackey having been placed
in my hands for collection, all persons owing
save costs. l.. II. SERGEANT.
Dec. 12.-St.
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The granite monument that adorned
and marked the spot locating the juno.
ton Of New York, Pennsylvania and New
Jersey. at Port Jervis, was broken by the
floating ice in the Delaware a few days
ago. IL was erected in 1881.
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causes no pain. Gives relief at once Cleanses
the head. Causes healthy seeretions Aoates In
fiammaticn Prevents fresh colds. Heals the sores.
Restores the senses Of fast and smell. A thorough
treatment will cure. Not liquid or snah APP
piled with the finger. Send for circular. Sold by
druggists. Mailed for soc.
ELY RRoTHERs Druggists, owego, \. Y A
~ On f-t
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN

o
a No
taxer manin gunpaid II ina
designation Of such land ana
oil How
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Wide Awake Agents Wanted Eyerywhere for
NOTED WOMEN

by James Parton, the greatest hiographcr OF the
age. An elegant volume Of $50 pages. "a full
characters. A book for every woman PlHSIx
PuB. Co, Hartford. Conn. Doe 9-iw
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uPture


10 ;
ouss TEN ndue kidne general
O
years hp hys
broadway Consultation days Monday Tuesday and saturday
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Chronic Ca arri,.

= - - =
| The result of twen-
|ty-five years catarrh:
the bridge, or diyi slon
of my nose, was about
half gone. I obtained
a bottle ofEly's Cream
Balm have used four
bottles, applying 1t TO
the affected parts with
a swab, W h o h h a 5
about cured up the
nostrils. ! had previ-
ously tried all other
remedies on the mar
ket without perma-
nent relief. J. A.
| Wood % N. High ST.,
Columbus, Ohio.
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At the confscation sale in New
York last week, we purchased rs
Cases of MEDOC CLARET. The
wholesale price of this Wine is six
dollars per case. You can have all
you want for IS, at Al CnrRu
STREET.
March. 1883
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RuSKIN,S WORKS.

Seasame and Lilies, paper, 10 cts cloth, 25 cts
Crown OF Wild Olive, paper, 10 cts, cloth, Is cts
Ethics OF the Dust, paper, 10 cts cloth, % cts.
Ethics OF the Dust In one volume half Russia. red
edges, so cts. Modern Painters, Stones of Venice
etc. IN preparation. Large catalogue free.
York. Feb. Civ.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LAMBERTVILLE WATER co.
DIVIDEND.

On and after FEBRUARY % tn inst Dividend
of FIVE per cent. {clear taxi will be paid on the
stock of the Lambcrtvle Water Company, at the
Amwel National Bank. w. V. COOLEY,
Feb 90 1884, Treasurer
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SECOND WARD.

DESCRIPTION
Brick House and Lot ives side Washington
street. south of Grants Alley.
Frame House and Lot south side of Coryell
street, cor. of Lambert street.
Brick store House, N. w. cor. Union and
Coryell sts., with Frame Houses on Cor
yell street adjoining
Lot on School House Hill.
Brick House and Lot, s. w. cor. Washington
street and Grants Alley.
Brick House and Lot, west side Franklin ST.,
between Church and Bridge SITS.
Brick House and Lot, south side of Church st.
Frame House and Lot, No. SO Coryell st.
Lot on N. Z. cor. Union and Bridge sts., with
Dwellings, Slorehouses, &c. thereon.
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FIRST WARD.

DESCRIPTION.
Lot on South Main ST., west side, with Brick
Mill and Frame Dwelling House thereon.
Frame House and Lot on north side of Pop
lar ST., east of franklin st.
Vacant Lot on east side of Weeden ST.
Frame House and Lot, east side o. Sonth
Frank lin st.
Frame House and Lot on south side OF swan
st., near Brunswick ave.
Frame House and Lot south side OF swan
street, east of Studdiford street.
Brick House and Lot east side of 5. Main st.
Vacant Lot east side of Weeden street.
Lot on south side Of Douglass street, cor. OF
Public Road to Goat Hill.
Frame House and Lot on Ferry ST., south
side, near Union street.
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THE MARKETS.
Lambertyille. Feb. %. 1884.

LambertyIlle, Feb. 90 1881.
PRICES OF GRAIN corrected every Wednes-
day BY F.F. LEAR K Co., dealers in Grain. Flour
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ADVERTISER

The Spring will soon open, and those
who wish to appear as live business men
should advertise in The Lambertville Re-
cord" No kind Of advertising pays so well
as judicious and constant newspaper adver-
tising. Z
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The prospects for tho passage of the
prohibitory am endment through the New
York Legislature is more promising. 1t
was ordered to third reading in the As
sembly last week without q division. The
sentiment is said to be growing in favor
of the Republican party keeping the
pledge given in the last State platform to
allow the people the privilege of voting
on the question.
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Patt', billiard Fable.



The most striking object IN tue ware.
ICONS Of Broadway firm j, d billiard
ts nle said 70 be the hanisouie-t ever made
In the country. IL is Of carved mahogany
inlaid with mother-of.pearl and brass, with
bronze medall!ons fixed T. its sides and
ends. salesman was showing 1t 10 d re-
porter the other day, and said, among
other things, I'VE cali that the PAU
tatle."
and WI" 4" quest oned the reporter.
Because the great sungstress f,li in love
with At while she was in New York. She
means TO buy II, too, if she urds that It
can be accommodated IN her castle in
Wales"
is that the one she played on while she
wa stopping a. the Windsor Hotelf"
"No. The table she prscticed upon at
the hotel WAS less expensive one; worth
about one-iilth what this is"
Have you set price on this oneg'
I'VE have. II will cost Patti Just $500
10 possess it,"
Is there any truth in the stories about
IA It's achievements a. a billisrdist:r
"Oh, yes; she plays quite good game.
In one Of her games with Dion at the hotel
she made run OF eighteen at tbree-ball
carroms, which Is u respectable showing
for any player at that game"
"Who taught her to play"
"Her own Nicolini. He is an enthusiast t
on the subject, and carries about a hun
krsd fancy cues with him In his tours.
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John 4 I.,p,,. ,,b, In. tt. ,yav - an
..,,,husiast,.. .r..,, .,n,r ana var, f.,ri ~,
ducs-told good io. story IT, the winter
many moons ago, which IS us follows:
L. seems the General owned a pur. leu.
larly fine watch 4 <, "a ma.' Il 1T whose "a.
Encity and tidrl ty mis- ma Ter was never
tired ~ di>courNin-.
One summer the Logan family were
temporarily away from nae, sui Nero
WAS lett To- guarI the premises. ol which
he was th" soul occupant he havjn. been
READILY taught To repair twice dav "a a
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\ OF \ BL f SUICIDES.
sELF.sLsuoHTsR OF coNCREssMEN.
Thirteen Members OF the national Com
gr-s- Who Died bN rhrir own Uaud-
Accounts of Sour ot the
More Recent Cases.
lwa.hlnston encc al

One ~ those occas nal contrbut - to
the duly press who ha,ca ion ms, for
searching out curious bits OF history from
musty old records, has discovered that MIR.
Cu!bert-on, OF Kentucky, is the iour. eeirth
member Of Congress who In, attempted to
end his life ley his own hand. OF this NUM-
ber, Kentucky furnishes four and ln llama
three All were successful cxcc,t Mr.
Culbertson, whol~ now rapidly recovering.
The most prominent of these suicides was
Preston X N, who for many years repre-
senteI the = a.e OF Nrw Yutk in the nted
States r-nntc. lie was II man of large
sta ne, kind.hearted, and sympa hetic.
He was appointed collector OF the port by
Andrew johnson after his retirement fr IN
the Senate. 1t is grsvelv asserted that he
wa7 driven to his DEAN b. the importuni-
ties # utlice-seekerS.
Another suicide Of note was that Of Hon.
Thomas Jefferson Rn *, of Texas. who wn,
a member Of the Senate in lSiG, and who
committed suicide iustaftor his retirement
from that body 10y shooting himself a. his
home in Texas 1h. story of Senator X isi'S
suicide is not, however a matter OF h,to-
rical record a. Is the case wi h that OF Sen
ator King. senator Rlsl was very prom
inent in Texas, which : ate he repre-
scnted in the Senate. Iiu had been Sccre-
'ary of War in the Republic ot Texas
when 1t WAS Republic, and had held
other prom ncnt positions there. In tina
carly history Of rexa. many If its citi-
zans were men who had found 1t con
v-nicnt to lcavc their former re,i ieuces
On account u incident, which law aud
good society did not tolerate. Whether
NJ,
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Died e.
Axp1 rnDusha


TIE b~-tin that barrel k.< no further at.
traction forAer, sai. vita remark she
expressed - 0s ma sss~An th. hsrror
she .fsft a, N. use % ~hioe the .i>i.. 4as
applied, sts lsfv<A. stsre. A. she went
out he r-msrhod: Il SsDS generally keen
that IN the bsAf. helssas in tn. porE
hsrrsl.'
just to think said Vassar
graduate, here is an account of train
being thrown from the track by mis-
placed switch. How utterly csreles.
some women are about leaving their
hair around" And she went on reading
and eating csrsmels ~ ITdJt0se.
-"Oh, doctor, I'm out again; / m 50
much obliged 10 you, said GONZALES
cent, warmly shaking the doctor hand.
'Why,i didn't even know You had been
i'll, and never had been TO see you,
said the doctor That's il. that's what
I'm thanking you for" replied the gen
uemaa.
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TIE DISGUSTED BOY.
A FEMALE INTERROGATION POINT.
His Little Sister Propounds Numerous
Qus1iu.s which, for the I.ifo
of Him, He Cannot
Answer.
lArkSnsaw Traveller

Young Mulkittle and his little lister sat
In the ward. The boy had put on pair Of
su>penders which old Ike had prepared
for him. and A. he sat ON the ground, max
ing wagon of ciyar.box. he wore an ex.
preston of profound mechanical insight.
"Did oo "a. lnt Zuu. bupfn asked the
,i,l,,,;,l
~ i,',,,,,. 81. .,,.. ro,,i,o,
..nii -, l,,,,,t,,,.,9r
"N, .,u.m ,xbi,tIi,g a,.,, with ,b.
,,,,,ir, in,sros,
,Tord on tatch ,,, zp,a hug ~
nuush lit,Io. ',iI vn, ,n,ks m. tired"
"M,k. o, ,iraI,~
"Yos,
"Ap, viii o, lie down an, r.s,y"
"Don,f h,tber ma Won hr-nk me all
an
.,Rraak oo,,.;"
$40,
old Afric,, liza raor.d from h.h,ua ,
coss hu.b aud ,lurklad xbil, tia. Raw
NJ u,ll,,t,Ic who ,at n.ar tho window
co,,ld ,r', ro.,roira - hroo1 s,,lo r.ue,n.
h.rin,, n,,,, ,h,. ho,-,. ,,,,s,i,,s b,d ,aror.
;v.d av.,v ana. win whom h,. bnd come IN
cortac,
"Wha, d,os oo want m, ia do .av fory',
.sp.d ,h. Ii,,,.. ,,irl
,pCau.a Won a.k too many o,.sti,p,,
Ii,,l. cirl. hon, ,,n, .iye ,u,,t., he seen
an, moi, hoard "
..II,h,u
-. SAY van opgbt.r he seen am not
hoard -
..ou,.b, oo ,,.s"
"If y.n DON'T ipsb. an, iet m. alone. YOU
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ADVANTAGES OFFERED.
PROTECTION is FL

PROTECTION IS FURNISHED By Us COSTiascd
world relieve members OF the labor
standing,
olarhi anceia> oauh
relief when such aid
o totally blind np ta,t
lN heors She t
a is
in
an " member aVot, forfeit
wh mes
Home is idual
standing
the +,
cat founded strictly business principles
Association
the
economical
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sirolei round the cotuertuthe "Ham.
man, one of TIE best appointed Turkish
tati- have ever been IN, t. prepare my.
Sclt tor tie tod, OF the night. nave de-
srrihed my feelings in such a tath'in Hun.
gary, hUt nay experience pa.rd before Tie
exploits of the shampoocr, Alphou, so, IN.
ia institution \ urom ~ed tip II :wa
francs >pu'reI the youth into showing m..
tie po-s bi!iri-, of h, branch oi cleanli.
ness. pas. ovsr rhe incidental tact thai
he iayed me alive with rubbing that
he intended to follow sydney smith, ura
ccpt, and take II my flesh and let me ,it
awhile i'm my bne-. Whom thi, wa, lin.
i>Hrd, thought that the rubicou was
passed; >ub,cqleut reflection convinced
me tina wa~ wrong. Laying me upun n
slab, he stepped upon the small OF mv
back, and sei3lns my night arm ANA lett Lex
h" drew hem backward uu'il they touched.
aInid a cracking thar filled me with alarm
le.t l was becoming unhinged. Und,r
such circumstances 10 wa, impossible To
s. esk very good French, hut / conveyed
- him the Intelligence that was not
studying to become the Great American
0njortiouist, and would thank him 10
uucdrl me. His only. reply was an evi.
dent endeayor TO tie me into u bow knot,
aui be nearly succeeded. a few hnal
jumps upon me, aud specie, OF parting
< Z, aud he sprayed ME III aud laid me
away Ia die. But in h,Ll an hour sitter.
wArd was slipping coffee aud dreaming
that was IN paradise, with season ticket
a. my pocket.
HrsLIsG hricss A. each other I. . mis-.
slesneous sport Whif,hSN Iip.es.
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sugl-3n


Mrs. kirkpatrick has again assum-
ed control of her hotel, the Kirk
patrick House. on Austin street be-
tween seventh and Eighth, and she
solicits the renewed patronage of her
old friends and of the public. Trav-
clers. and all who patronize the
house will receive kind and courte-
Gus treatment, with tirst-class fare Al
low rates
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The St. Charles Restaurant and sa-
loon. Austin street between Fifth and
sixth, J. r. Wilson proprietor, is u,
usual prepared to furnish its patrons
with all the delicacies of the season,
fresh oysters, fish and game of all
kinds. AT the bar can be found. pure
old Kentucky whiskies 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. 7. WILSON.
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A Card,

To all who are suffering from the
errors and indiscretions of youth, uer-
vous weakness, early decay. loss of
manhood. etc, will send II receipt
that will cure YOU FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by missionary in south
America. Send self-addrcssed enve-
lope to the Rev. Joseph +. Inman. sta
ton d., New York City. S26deod "
u-1y
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Bailey's Saline Aperient.
WHAT IL ITf

/, is cheap. mild, effective and deIg h,ill lax.
etiVe or purg4iive. intended = a substitute tnr
drasuc and n4useaune pills Il cures consiipa.
adapted 70 all y no lead a srdentary ar ln.eiy
eonhsed h,r. I,is white powder and ,hrrvrscr,
like soda water. and IS q, pleasant II does no,
gnpe loi sickrn AID . alwaN- ready PIT ap h,
large bottle, and sold ~ - ssnts By az pnisxt.ls
north AID sSulh-
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Pecler's Chill and Fever Syrup is
warranted to cure any case of chlls
and fever. Contains no quininc or
arsenic, or ANYTHING injurious to the
system.
PEEIER's DRUG STORE.
Bugl-3m sixth and Austin Sts.
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Mr.. Edward Henry, Pincgrovc
Schuylkill county, Pa, writes, that,
having had limb crushed and his arm
paralyzed, he was completely cured by
few applications of 1t. Jacobs Oil,
the great pain cure.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-31

The finest Photographic work ever
done in this city is now being turned
ont at the gallery of MIR. W. ID. Jack
son. on Austin Avenue. Prof Cohen,
of Houston. one of the finest artists in
the state. now has charge OF this work
and lovers of the beautiful i'll art can
.urnd n half hour very profitablN III
examining some OF his beautiful spec
linens.
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4 TRAVELLERS TRIALS.
NEW FALL e WINTER GOODS
VERY rsoue ssoms lnpEcvNIoslrr.


ART. .,--, ......,,ts that ,,iv,4 u4 most
,.-.,,-,. >, -, p.rrsvlvania Railrl ad
- .s,,-r -, "a. prooa 4, rect station
.lf..-,'.,,. ,,,arnoon ois that impecuni
90. L...,, ,...d 49,. nf travellers who go
,,',,,,, ,,Tac., "a rlace. s-pendlns solely upon
,s.tr ,.tt, "a mas them along, They are
ru.s,uees
.,, ,,,rsa ,h.,- ,,,,. fro,n other cities,
and when they yet l.s they tell very
pl,usible stories about having lost all
,t..i, ,ronsv. ar th.i,. p,ckets being picked
or some o.Ler such warn that they think
Iii mali our hearts with sympathy, and
cot ,bem sent ON ia where th.v want to 60.
gu, a. csn tell q, ,rauJ ius, A. soon as W..
sst b,rntwo or .brs. uu..tions. and Won
may h. ri,bt s,ro .ur heart, dom, melt u
c.p,,. worth w. iu.t do the other thing,
all ,h. -,o,ra,t 90 Hrd tina, tbnv ar, |
h. ots and haven't anv money and want to |
choo, Tho cn,,,n.nv vs kiudlv give them
Iol,i,gs in tho noiic. st,tion.bou-e. NAV.
l.. a. an,,t ,'., mad ,hou.,b Vhv /,
o,,i, ,h. o,hor day that ,,,. .en, a rum.
.,,,.,,nLir,, ,,,,n.,o,. ova, ,o th. noIic. Mt
e,.,..n,h and PIh.rt and a. II, ,,a. drap.
,,tn,, ,h. dnor hs s,o,, t,. as, AT n.
ar1 ro h. mid su. ,,. rou.
panV for Sl0,uO dam tges. But he is MP ~
Correction now, and maven, heard oi
h. suit yet. We see more lend b"at5 here
IN these rooms lhau YOU could hui along
any street IN town. OF IN any . her place
ol bu ineSs, unless, at course, t'> rail-
road or foreign steamship depot
"But dom, YOU pver meet ,yi. honest
! rraul. in ,ii,tre,s,'
| ..ry,r,, doy pI.ntv ,f ,osn. Do Won
ga. ,b,t comm, o,..r tb.r.. ,,ibn voung
cbil1 mn e,ch .,l,, Of he, and d fourteen
,..., nIi hny .+.ndiuy IN, In frouty That
woman i. hind. neither size nor her
ci,il1rar ran,aIk Euglish Tu.yhsve inst
coma over from Russia. 1 don't know
ubetber tb.v ar. poles or not. Some ON.
con. ber. about AN hour ero and talked in
com. Lind ~ ,ibb.rish to them. and found
on, that ,be husband had been in America
f,r sova,.l v..,s aud r.c.ntlv sent them
r,o,.v Ia coma ov.r Tb.v got in Cnstlr
G,rden , few dsv. ago. with plenty If
h,,gaye md tick.ts all axed Tor their des.
,in,tior somavxbara M I'M, state. A
.nar,,ar ro,ha,1 ~ III. cbo.t. r,r III. bap.
gage in some way. and that, gone Some.
where between here and New York they
either lost or had their tickets stolen.
They weren't travelling IN common 'ml'
grant cars or they wonldnf bs mere hu'
out in West Philad.iphis Ih"ir baggage
can't be recovered, perhaps, hut "e nave
telegraphed 10 Ne" YORK to hnd oui 'hout
the tickets and wher" they were I'r' h"h
an answer comes "" VIII pass th'fu on uh'
less in the meantime, we g"t word from the
father, VINO has been teIegraph'd u" HIS"'
Tn" company is not under the least o'I'-
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TIE TEXAS BENEVQLEv!
ASSOCIATION.
riorrnd Under Tie Lo,os efMt state Of Tros.
OBJECTS OF THE AssocIAT ON.
ects OF the Association shall he

The objects the Association
good character the aid
To morality
O a asSes
70 the nofh
OF deceased members and TO assist them distress sickness
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Profossionai Notice,

DR.. w. II tallee has removed his OF.
flee TO Castle, Morrison 4 Co.'s drug
store. AT night he can be found at the
MrCleland hotel BY Teiephonng or by
calling at room l0l. 620-2m
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Az auth 1rity on bees SAYS tfAt IN. A-e
a. which hee gathers her hr-: honey /,
sixteen dsys Sweet sixteen" A. Il were
Boston Pest
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Don't forget to call al the EXAM-
lNER's office and pay your subscrip-
tion.
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For Rent. new prick store
houses near Narrow Gauge depot.
Enquire OF Tom PADGr'r
iyDQ-lm
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"WATrn, did not see your ,hunlh +,
tbs SOUP as you we're bringing IL t'tou..P'
Yea, sir; Il thum b-ti1es ssppsn,"
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R. B PARROTT,
BUSINESS MANAGER r. b A
Statement i. '''',.
Of the Receipts and Disbursements Of
the Benevolent Fund,
Ju|y|2, 1884.
RECEIPTS.
REC CEIlTS.

Amonnt collected per report rendered
Amount collected since report rendered
DISBl RSEMENTS.
Death claims paid per report rendered Sl+l0! ss
Death claim No. ID. Mrs VI. \. Wilkes, Waco 5000 90
Innth claim No A. Mrs L. : Brown Dawson 1000 0F
Death claim No. IS. T. I. Kennedy, Pttsburg 1000 %
Death claim No. 40. Mrs l.. A. Baker Kosse 1000 %
Drot claim, No so Mastersyile 1000 90
death claim \o Al G., " Mcdonald Hubbard
Death claim j. C. Walker, New York Texas 1000 %
Death claim No. So, T. l.. Robinson, Galveston 1000 W
Funeral benefits under Art. ., Constitution and BY
laws 1000
Sick .and distress benefits under Art TO- Constitu-
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The Elizabeth AuII Female Seminary,

LEXINGTON. NO.
Twenty fifth year only eight graduates in
ten wears No canyassing Select Family
school Patronized by senator Vest, Judge
Buckner and col Philips, and recommended
hy senator Cockrell Catalogue.
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