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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-23

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Ocean Cleaners.

NOTICE" LANE ROUTE"
FROM NETWORK 10 LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
TOWN.
FROM PIER no. 40 NORTH RIVER
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-23
New publications.

VNUE PHILOSOPHY AND INCIDENT OF
i WESTERN RANCHING.for sale, MSS Of about
10 supplementary 30 the u Census Report
Meal Production written from three field study f
grazing regions by the expert special agent who prepared
that Government publication
The sites and Of the industry brought down
1854 data ana correspondence grazing
Authorities furnished with the MSs.
For examination call at Literary Interchange 15 Temple
Court; other inquiry of g. p o. Box 3J Newburg Y.
DROPER PRIDE.
PRICE TEN CENTS.
1hE TRIBUNE NEW.YORR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-23

DEAR C;EoRGIAVA-Our rout generally consists
of half a dozen highly respectable ola women, anu
The same number of greasy philosophers the Ladies
H~cthc only little bit OF nobility we can raisel.
and Colonel - who represents the anorous part
nj thc community There are also half IA dol en-
vounp ladies' unaucstionaby the plalnest i'll
Europe. and, indeed. might extend my geo
graphical limits for the purposes of tins comparison.
All this is out of your line. Ihlnk OF tne Wider Wilder
ness of n drawing room = here in the whole horizon
there is not "a duchess n countess To be seen
Having thus fairly warned you, we have nothing
TO add my dear Gcorgiana, hut that Mrs. Sydney
and shall be very glad 10 see you and Anne, II at
any time you have fancy to come Yours ever,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-23
puslneos Chances.

RARE business opportunity oiieieu ,ot
n sale ,Ompete set OF Abstract. 90 ~ o. 10 az w
am, lawn ot. i'm one OF hes c,untcsm Noi oh lu""
~ Address H. q. Drawer 20 ai''' ''S' 'o"'--
NOR SALE.-Fancy Bakery, lce-CfeAhi, ~ ~
Fine opportunity ior restail AM besl zoe ,'iVh ~ '
INVESTOR with 100000 10 assist III
executing highly profitable iorign contacts " sH.n
interest I'm and treasurer OF valuable hOnupoY "''
iu'op "o ''"' BUSINtSS tribune
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-23
Third Saturday, the Goth Day OF
Sept, 4. -. 1854,

between Il. !oUrI .rcs...h~I - law.
all thc right tj.- - | iU'"rce. NJ /. :.
Thomson, III and - the following dc
scribcd property. tO-wit. LIT n" Il ana
the West half of lot No II, in Block No
A, and improvements thereon. inclui
ing the dwelling house, and AZ a0pur-
t1nances thereto Belonging situated
III Delta in said Parish.
Also the stock of Merchandise books
accounts, fixtures, show cases, fIrni-
ture and everything pertaining to ana
inclusive III the store Oi SAID defendant
III Dcitql.a., and one lot Of lumber as
per inventory Of the property attached,
seized IN the above SUIT.
Terms Of SIie--lhis being the second
offering, said property vii. Ice sOii To-
the highest bidder f"v what i: Wi.
bring on twelve months credit, pur-
chaser being required 60 furnish good
and sufficient joint security ana Spccid.
mortgage on property purchased, with
interest al eight PEI cent, from date Of
adjudication, after deductinG from price
of adjudication and paving in cash the
amount of printing, ShcriH's and
Clerk : costs as well rs state and Parisi.
Taxes, estimated as amounting TO the
sum OF tniee hundred and .iftGen i$3I5.
dollars.
II. i. HOLMES, Sheriff
Sheriff Office, Taliulah, La. % Aug
1884. Juiy %. 1t.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-23
THE PLANTERS CLUB.

The Planters Club met at Tai
lulah, Wednesday, Aug. %, at the
Court House, a paper by Geo,
w. Montgomery was read and or
derdcd spread on the minutes
Geo. W Montgomery's paper was
TO the effect that the meeting was
called for the purpose Of endorsing
the action Of the Police Jury, and
by cooperation to get up collcc-
ton. worthy Of the Parish. H.
called attention to the good to be
derived from the Exposition, and
forcibly described the display that
would be seen there. After allud-
ing to the fact of the rarity of such
fine opportunities being offered fOl
making known the products, and
capabilities of Madison he asked
the earnest assistance Of all, IL
making the exhibit from this Far.
ish a success.
Judge Farrar offered very able
paper, IN which he suggested the
making for exhibit Of O large MAJ
Of the Parish showing the water
courses. and the line of the V. S
IL P. r. r., and also printing OF
one sheet description of th'
Parish showing soil products ia
cilities for commerce, ETC., to h,
given to all applicants at the Expo
sition.
The Club being notified of IN,
appointment of a. w. Crandell, a
Commissioner for Madison vic
| Geo. c. Waddill who declined {,
serve, and Mrs. H. B. Holmes Il
Commissioner for the Women
Department, the Club on motion Q
L. X. Boney resolved that all OK
| hibits he referred to the Commits
sioners. On motion Of II. B
Holmes it was resolved to opel
subscription books to raise fund
TO get up an exhibit, and $1,000
was subscribed at once.
On motion Of Geo. W. Montgom
cry, the Club adjourned subject t
call.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-23
MASS MEETING.

The Democratic voters of Mad
ison Parish are called to assemble
in Mass Meeting at the Court House
in Talulah, on Wednesday.
Sept, 8, 1884, for the purpose Of
eiecting delegates to the District
Convention, to be held at Monroe,
September 10, 1884, which Dis
trict Convention will nominate q
member Of Congress for this the
9th Congressional District. by
order of the Executive Committee.
&. A. RICHARDSON,
Chairman.
X. G. WyIcHTMAN, Secretary.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-23

explained ;hat the ball involved
no additional expense. and that
there we're gentlemen willing t.
guarantee The ladies' against loss.
it was decided by vote Of "a to
nothing, that the ball should he
given. The date selected was
Wednesday September Sd.
A committee on contributions
was appointed consisting OF the
following ladies:
Tallulah.
Mrs. Alinutt, Miss Beer and
Miss Spencer.
Milliken's Bend.
Miss Downes, Miss n. Cora Nc
Clellan and Miss n. B. Mcclellan.
Omega.
Mrs. Stone, Miss holland and
Mrs. Harvey.
Mound.
Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Maxwell
Seventh Ward.
Mrs. Dennis and Miss Coons.
Delta.
Mrs. Hardy and Mrs. Thomas. .
First Ward.
Mrs. j NJ. Wilkinson.
The following ladies were APP
pointed 4 committee on arrange
ments for the ball.
Mrs. Beer,
a" S. 3. Mcclellan,
Monette,
Crandell,
g Litchiiter,
Fried,
90 Holmes,
Allnutt,
Weishtman.
After fixing the date OF the next
Parish Society meeting as Septem
Der 18th, and passing a vote o
thanks TO Mr.. Charles Guess fol
lilies presented to the Society, an,
to Mr.. Weightman for assistance
rendered, the Society adjourned.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-23
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

A Ii PERSONS OWNING PROPER
~ ~ in the Parish If Madison are
hereby notified that the tax polls for
the year 1884. have been fled in the of
Zee Of the Clerk and Of the Sheriff of
said Parish, and that the taxes for said
year, are now duc-and all parties
owing taxes are notified to come for
ward and pay same, i'll order 10 avoid
the notice. advertisement and sale re-
quired by law. H. b. HOLMES.
Sheriff and Ex-Oflieio Tax Collect or
Parish of Madison.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-23
NOTICE.

ALL applicants for positions in
4 the nnblic schools OF this parish.
are hereby notified 10 presen; Their dp-
rlirations in writing. on OF before F!;-
iav the 2G;h dav Of August; ani all
sucn applicants not holding certificates
from the former Board ofSchool Direct
ors. will be required to present them
selves before the committee of exam
liners on that day, at the school house
III Tallulah. a. &. Mo:ETTE,
Secretary :. j.
TalluIah, La, Aug. II, 1854.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-23
A RARE CHANCE.
LOST, MIsLAID OR DESTROYED.

A CERTAIN private act of parti-
~ ton made and signed by John
p. Coons and Temple S. Coons on or
about the Goth Of MAY, 1861, said act
being witnessed by John Nj. Carr and
Thomas hilein, and passed in Madison
parish by which act the lands EN-
braced in Sections "a and Is 7 II Il. ii
L and in lot Is and part Of lot II i'll
same township end range, az per des-
cription, in act between John Z. and
Temple ). Coons in Notariel Book +,
folio COP, were amicabiy partitioned to-
wit: John p. Coons taking section -
of L IA II Ii + and Temple y. Coons
the remaining portion of said lands.
Diligent search has failed 10 find said
act. A liberal reward will be paid TO
any one finding the same and deliver
ing to A. L..Slack, Esq -, at Tallulab,
La. TEMPLE :. COOKS,
King L. q.
Madison parish, La.
aug2-lSS4-lm.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-23
NOTICE.

In future ii will be useless 70 ask the
Clerk of the Police Jury to collect ac-
counts against the Parish. The Parish
Treasurer does not have an o!hco n
town. and there is 10 fund out of which
10 hire messengers TO send
to his house. Therefore the
Clerk cannot act as collector. While it
is entirely out of his province to collect
accounts, would, nevertheless do 80,
if he had any way Of reaching the
Treasurer, as il stands now there IL no
such way, and hence he respectfully
declines. L. {. WEEGHrMAy,
Clerk I. J.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-23
NOTICE.

The bills approved by the Police
Jury at their July meeting will he
paid on demand. When not de-
handed in person, send a written
order for delivery.
Il. G. WEIeHTMAN,
Clerk p. J
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-23
DILyr

of ab-ccss Of TIE LIVER. 1. 80
d. m. Tuesday July 2"th. 1881
Mrs. r. L. Gilpin, aged 20 years,
6 months. and 4 DAYS.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-23
SEiEIsiFF"S SALE.
state Of Louisiana. Parish OF Madison.
18th District Court,
FRANK NoREr. /
W.. No hji.
G.. ! IacMSoN.

DY VIRTUE of Writ of Ficri facias
ID to me directed from the Honorable
Sth Judicial District Count f5r the
Parish of Madison aforesaid. III the
above entitled cause. l will proceed 10
sell. al public auction, al IL" door of
the Defendants store House II thvtoWn
Of nClta, II Madison Parish, Louisiana,
.urtl;n
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-23
-nxs OF SUBSCRIPTION.
II FIT.

Incorporate.
Peaches are plentiful,
nuild a dwelling house.
Get in your winter wood.
fen. Dennis was in town this
week. ....
Splendid rain late Wednesday
afternoon.
The mails arrive with delicious
irregularity.
Geo. S. Eisely has returned from
Franklin Parish.
8. f. Blum has returned from a
tipto Coopers We'll.
Mr.. A. E. Adams was in town
this week on flying visit.
Mr.. A. s. Coltharp from the
Bend was in town Tuesday.
Our Postmistress is getting better,
and will soon be about again.
The good weather continues.
The crops may surprise you yet.
Potatoes have stopped coming to
town. The crop must have been
short.
Some of the married men object
10 a ball, as they can have a bawl
al home any day.
Thanks TO Mrs. Garter for a bot
tie of very-,superior blackberry
wine, of her own manufacture.
Mr.. J. II. Gilfoil of Omega pass
ed through Tallulah Wednesday,
on his way to Baton Rouge.
Anything original is much want
ed for the ladies' exhibit Cannot
some lady invent something?
Mr.. A. w. Crandell attended
the meeting Of the ladies Tuesday
and rendered valuable service.
Mr.. r. X. Boney and Mr.. A. c.
Monette were in town Tuesday
and attended the ladies meeting.
Taxpayers will show themselves
to be wise in their generation, by
needing admonition of the Tax Col
lcctOr.
Mai. Waddill evidently means
business in the way of bridge build
ing. He is getting in car load aftei
car load, Of lumber.
Dwelling houses are still in de-
mand. The chances are that al
least four of them could be rented
before Spring.
A few new men who can't tall
about what happened this, or thai
particular year, would be a bless
ing to the community.
There is a town in the West call
cd Billing. The next neares
should be called Cooling, and thu
next something else.
Judge Farrar, Major Waddill
Major Lucas, Mr.. Maxwell, Mr.
Montgomery. Mr., Boney, Mr.. Il
X. Boney, Mr.. Geo. Sewer anC
Major Gibson were in attendance
at the Planters Club meeting OF
Wednesday.
The advertisement of Hardaway
d. Cassell appears in another place
in this issue. This house is 81
well known through this section
that it is scarcely necessary TO cal
attention TO it, Everybody know!
Mr.. Hardaway, and not to know
him bespeaks yourself unknown
They keep full stock Of ever.
thing in the drug line, and will b.
glad TO receive your orders. IL
return, you may be sure that yol
will be treated III a manner entire
ly satisfactory, and he furnished
the best goods at the lowest price
compatible with fair dealing. The.
await your orders, with the great
est confidence.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-23
ELECTION NOTICE.


should be levied.
Be 1t ordained By til. Police JaryI
Of tho Parish Of Madison.
That, whereas petition signed
by parties and their representa-
tives, among more than one fourth
in value OF assessed property of the |
Parish of Madison, asking fol- the
levcc Of special tax Of five mills
on the dollar of the assessed value !
of property Of said Parish for
levee purposes only and to be used
only IL said Parish, has been pre-
sentcd 20 this board, and whereas it
isgreatly to the interest ofthe parish
that said tax be levied. 1t il there
fore ordered that an election be
held at the several polling places
already established in said parish,
except the polling place for the
seventh ward, which shall be at
the White Church and the polling
place foc the entire first ward
which shall be IT the Townc place,
on tho 18th, day OF September 1854,
to determine by vote Of the prop
ertv tax PAYERS of said parish. en-
titled TO vote under the general
election laws Of the State. whether
or not said spccill tax shall be
levied. That said polling places
and the Commissioners who are
hereby appointed TO conduct said
election arc as follows--to-wit:
Ward l. Townc Place-Commis-
sioners. A. G. Rhea, ". E. Todd
Ward 2. observation-disclosures.
| w. r smith J. S. Richardson.
Ward 3 Mill;kcns BenJ-Com-
,niss;oncrs Walter NJ. Scott. VIM.
| w Porter
Ward 4 Tollul,h Cont House
Commissioners : T Mcclellan
| Cbos I, G;Inin
W,rd5 observation-disclosures
Waller ~ Lones 4 2 MAXWELL
NyarJt Woya,ivCon,,oiss;or.
ors T. . EIownrs YIN Roberts
Word 6 \ X Montcomorv,s-
Commissioners AK MoDtrom.
cry. Frank Andrews.
Ward = White Churcb-Com.
r,;ss;onc,s Samuel / Morrow p
p Bruco
That said election shall be held.
and Tho noIls shall he kent omen At
said several nollino nlaces from six
o'clock = m - six O'Clock u N
ON s,id date That the assessor o!
said parisb is hereby instructed to
furnish Iists of al, the nronertv fax
navers Of said narish entitled To
vote: under the general election
laws of the State by voting pre-
cincts one for each 70 the Clerk
of the Board who shall forward
same with suitable ballot boxes
one for each-to the several polling
places throughout the parish-that
said property tax payers shall vote
at the several polling places for thC
several voting precincts, through.
out said parish as at the last Stat,
3 election therein held with the ex.
cont;on If the nollinc nIoce for IN,
7.b and 1st Wards all as above So
forth that said VOTING shall be b,
ballot For tbe Ievee Of y specia
tux Of five mills for Ievee rurnosos
, Tboaa favorir, tho Ieveo Of
snoc;aI fay n vote. Foatbe Ievn,
If snec;al fay of five mills fo
lcvee nurnoses Those opposin,
san,a 70 vote. Acainst the levy O
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-23

>. b. Mcclellan.
A S. Coitharp.
L. w. Smith.
T. 9. Flowers.
+. l.. Maxwell.
J. NJ. Wilkinson.
Miss Amanda Il. Stone was elect
ed Secretary, Miss Octavia Slack,
Assistant Secretary, and Mrs. J
NJ. Hebert, Treasurer.
The proposed exhibits were then
taken up, and the following ladies
undertook the exhibits mentioned
below
Water Lily Tank.
Mrs. IL h. Holmes.
Turtle Shell Hanging Basket.
Mrs. James.
Turtle Shell Cradle.
The Sheets-Mrs. jenkins
The Blankcts-Mrs. Holmes.
The Piliow-Mrs. s. Il. Mcclellan.
The Quilt-Niss A. Il. Stone.
Mr.. A. &. Monettc undertook the con-
tract fcr mounting the cradle.
Mat of Bird Skins.
Mrs. A. w. Crandell
Screen Of Autumn Leaves.
Miss N. b. Mcclellan.
Cross of Moss and Berries.
Mrs. Maria I. Johnston.
Tree of Stuffed Birds.
Miss OCtavia Slack.
Wreaths of Grasses.
Mrs. Short and Miss n. b. Mcclellan.
Limb of Tree.
Mrs. A. w. Crandell.
Fur Mat
Mrs. Geo. w. Montgomery.
Specimens OF Wild Fruit
Miss Lou Lucas.
Jellies and Preserves of Wild Fruit
Mrs. Harry and Mrs. DeInoss.
Wild Fruit
Mrs. \. h. COltharp.
Pomegranate.
Mrs. S. Il. Mcclellan.
Scuppernong Grapes and Zig Preserves
Mrs. J. II. Litchliter.
Lotus and Water Lily.
Miss Lou Morris.
Feather Flowers.
Miss jeanette Downes.
Feather Work.
Mrs. Hudson.
Scrapcd Horn Ornaments,
Miss Ida V. holland.
II was moved that the Secretary
write to a. L. Bell, and request him to
make some fish scale, and mrsScl shell
jewelry.
Indian Relics.
Mrs. Donaho.
Collection of Butterflies.
Miss Minnie Monettc.
Rattlesnake.
Mr.. Jno. Gotham.
Pressed Flowers.
Miss N. b. Mcclellan.
/ Hairwork.
Miss Ida V holland
Battle Flag Of Madison Infantry.
Mrs. Ii. Amis.
A committee of three, consisting
of Mrs. Crandell, Miss Briscoe and
Miss Spencer, was appointed to
wait on Mr.. K. I. Scott and Judge
Zeigler and request them to write
u history Of the above battle flag.
Exhibit of Nuts.
Mrs. Gen. Dennis,
/ " s. b. Mcclellan. { Committee TO
{" A. S Caltharp, I get up exhibit
Monette, of nuts.
Evans.
II was unanimously resolved
that Mr.. A. Il. Bell be requested
to make a chair and table Of ma
tive woods, polished.
Map Of Madison Parish.
Mrs. S. b. Mcclellan.
Banner.
Miss Lucas.
Mexican Work.
Mrs. Fleming.
Knitting.
Mrs. ID. ID. Demoss.
Crochet.
Mrs. J. Boney. Miss J. Downes.
Lace.
Mrs. Sparrow.
silk Embroidered Child's Dress.
Mrs. a. :. Coltharp.
Rug
Miss Julia Beer.
Preserves, Wines, Sc.
Mrs Beer,
Holmes,
Miss Stone, Committee.
Mrs. Demoss,
Mrs. Monette,
Mrs Fried.
Pickles.
Mrs, v S.i B, King Committee.
Miss Hennegan,
Palmetto Hat.
Mrs. Litchliter.
Set of Dolls Furniture.
George Spencer.
Cypress Knee.
Alfred King.
Decoration on China and Painting
Miss Downes. Miss Coons.
Miss Lucas.
Honey.
Mrs. +. Stone.
Shuck Hats.
Mrs. Johnston. Mrs. Donnho.
Mrs. Maria /. Johnston was ap-
pointed committee of one OF
statistics of women's work.
Then came the great ball ques.
ton, and considerable discussion
ensued. Mr.. Crandell ably cham.
pioned the ball, and after it was
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-23
To Remove Hairs.

A young lady recently wrote in
the Baltimore Sun TO ascertain il
there was any sure way of effect,
ually removing the hairs which
make their appearance upon the
lips of not few of the gentlcr sex.
A well-known physician having
been interviewed upon the subject
said: II would say That surgery
and especially that part OF surgery
that applies to dermatology, has
made in late years great advances
in dealing with such cases. Super
fiuous hairs can be successfully
removed by the electrode needle
By passing the needle into the hair
cell of each individual hair, and
then passing a spark OF electricity
through the needle The cell is de-
stroyed, and the hair falls out i'm
mcdiately, never TO grow again.
This operation is performed very
generally now by skillful surgeons
and dcrmatologists, but it is very
slow, tedious and expensive oper-
alton"
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-23
Local 1iaii.

Local aiaii.
Mail from AshwOod, New Carthage,
King and CAPE, arrives Mondays, We'd
ncs,lays and Fridays, at Il:,n am, and
leaves ut go :, ~. of same lays.
Mail from Omega and Nliiikcns Bend
arrives Monday, "Wednesday aud hi
day Al II AIN, and leaves 1t = nm. Of
same days.
J. VI. HEBERT. I. VI.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-23
Parish Of Madison.
TOhcC INN.
Parish School Board.

S.B.McCleiian. President; W.B King,
!. q Clarka, W. II. Harvey, \. {.
Nor,t.c. Sec'y.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-23

Fish are plentiful, and bite well.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-08-23
EXPOSITION SOCIETY.

The ladies' Of the Tallulal: Club.
together with i number OF ladies
from other parts of the parish. met
last Tuesday at the School House.
In the absence of Mrs. Crandell.
the President Of the TaIlulah Club,
the Secretary, Miss Amanda +.
Stone called the meeting TO order.
Mrs. Holmes read a list of subjects
for exhibit, that had been proposed
by different members Of the Com
mittee appointed for that purpose,
after which Mrs. Maria /. Johnston
was called to the chair as tempo
rary President.
1t was moved and carried, that a
Parish Society be organized. In
addition to the members OF the
Tallulah Club, the following ladies
joined the Society.
Mrs. Maria l. Johnston,
A. G. Monette,
Agnes Harvey,
A. ). C0ltharp,
w. Ii. Mcfarland,
DOnanO,
Miss Julia Slack,
Minnie Monettc,
Emmie Monette,
Ida V. holland.
Cora Mcclellan,
l.. J. DoTneg,
Mrs. A. w. Crandell was nomi-
mated, and elected President of the
Parish Society. but she having ar
rived, declined to serve, being al
ready President of the Tallulah
Club. Mrs. II. B. Holmes was then
elected President. Mrs. Johnston
moved that Vice Presidents from
different parts of the Parish be
elected, which motion being carried
the following ladies were elected
Vice Presidents:
Mrs. Maria 7. Johnston.
S. b. Mcclellan.
A. S. Coitharp.
Z" L. w. Smith.
T. q. Flowers.
+. L. Maxwell.
J. NJ. Wilkinson.
Miss Amanda Il. Stone was elect
ed Secretary, Miss Octayia Slack
Assistant Secretary, and Mrs. J
NJ. Hebert, Treasurer.
The proposed exhibits were then
taken up, and the following ladies
undertook the exhibits mentioned
below.
~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-23
'RGIND ABORT UWX.


Bring IN your cotton
- ! mere are no" -' PRISONERS" '.'
laii.
j. e. liroohsiiro hs, his rNauiuiu-
trial to-day.
sin the cotton rull- i'm to u ian mn
unintorruptrd no,,
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az H., ,", '''' ''''I' '''
tonerr'- ice J @ npuAr and has
been proven to cu1' tWhc.t .-rit
our merchants sell .n.d. .hral. our
cotton buArr, pN IhrrI nr,'- f,r
farmer, produif-
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cd IN La,r ..iJ .ut g. ...l.II.., mi
lar,c.. bu..p... ia. l..,'. .....'.,.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-23

4 white man named Jim Madison
ana Maggie Boggcs, or Downs. color
ra, were arrested Yesterday by deputy
sheriff, l;o,, and Lee Jenkins upon
uie charge of iornicaIion. II i, chang
''l lhal THESE partic, have been living
'"R''h'f Tor some months. The wo-
i nan Il frequent visitor To the courts.
iAelf BOND. we're placed al $50 each.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-23

Ladies Flannel Underwear, infants
Short Skirts Infants En-
broidercd Long Skirts. Infants Chi
mese, Misses Chemise. Ladies Novel
ty Hoop Skirts.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-23

Ihnju-t'ypopularOld Corner Drug
store. is the br,t place to buy Your
medicines,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-23

Ladies elegant trimmed Cashmorol
Wrappers from So to $50. Children.
,Worsted Dresses from $i.25 to SIS
Misses Fine Cashmere Dresses from
SIS SO to $40.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-09-23

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