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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-02-28
PROPOSALS.

Office Of Board of County Commissioner
Olivet, Hutchinson County, OAK, February
18th, lssl.-Prsposals for county brick build.
ing, to be &0xi0 and twelve feet high, to be
built in Olivet, the county seat of Hutchinson
county, Dakota. Sealed proposals must be ad.
dressed to the undersigned. and bids will be
received up to twelve m. on Monday, the 7th
panied by good ard sufficient bond of two
moro suretieR.
Plans and specifications may be secn At the
of6cc Of the county clerk at Oilvet, Dakota.
The boad reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
BY order of board of county commissioner
F.J. ElSENAANN, Clerk, Olivet, Dakota.
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AL parties owing the Michigan L Chi.
csso Lumber company will aud their o.
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A great reduction on all white
gOOdSat j. MAX'S.
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Scl,Ool Hats

Trimmed Felts at so, each at
Mrs, Coao1Ss,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-02-28

Choice Mcssina Oranges, IS cents PEI
dosen at Walter H. Cars.
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Wanted-An active girl abont Hfteen
or sixteen years old. Apply to Mrs. Geo
r. Scougai, bank, Third street.
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L.uund ~,

Washing and ironing in best style.
Apply at the corner of Second and Linn
streets, Yankton.
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Lost aud Found,

n OST-A square pocket book, containing d
IL few pieccs cf rough gold and twenty -fvt
cents in postage. and acme other articles. The
this office.
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Stop and Read !!
IF YOU WILL CALL AT
Porter &C., $

Store you will be convinced that yeu can
buy more FIRST-C CLASS GROCER-
les for LEES MONEY than
any place in the city.
See price list:
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FOR SALE.

For sale, new one story cottage close to
business. on Cedar street, between 3rd and 4th i.
Well fenced, good cistern barn and shop.
Inquire of FRED BURUI,
Yankton, d. T., Feb. %, 1884.
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be untrue and she went TO Scotland To
investigate tho case. Her husband, hear.
ing OF her approach, left town
and his whereabouts were uu.
known until last night,
when the train from the east landed him
at Yankton. Mrs. Lund. who was still
at Scotland, was notified Of his arrival
here and the night train from the west
brought her to this city. Hearing of her
arrival, Mr.. Lund concluded that this
was the time for disappearing and hc
suddenly became missing, though it is
supposed he is still somewhere in Yank.
ton. Mr.. Lund's actions lead his wife to
suppose he is desirous Of avoiding her,
though there is no known reason for such
q course. They have been married four.
teen years and have lived pleasantly to.
gether. Both arc worthy people and are
highly respected.
I have removed my Office over the
First National bank. Parties having
business with me as city clerk or other.
wise will find mo at that place.
E. T. WHITE.
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special Notices.
Wssts.

lRL MANrED-A stEl c9hmPstens hnPI ,,nad 70 ood ac
..sd apply. MRS, II. A. kErCHUM,
"''N Cor. Douglas aud Fifth Sts
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Dry, sawed hard wood in abundance at
the Donaldson wood yard.
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xx1ANTED Immediately at the Campbell
w House. HuOtlsnd, q good girl. Good
wages and permanent employment.
q. 4. CAMPBELL.
Amply to Mrs. p. X. FAuLK.
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jaime. river Nayieatlor

New Spring Prints Just received OF
J,C. McVAY's.
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Yankton College.

SKOOND YEAR IN THE NEW BUILDING.
~ Thoroughly furniahed and heated by steam.
Three Courses Classical. Scientific, English.
Preparatory Department sts for the Co'legi-
ate Course.
Instruction by compssea. TEACHERS in Music
Drawing and Painting.
Special attention given to Vocal Culsurs.
0svsu tsasbers. Chareea moderate. Apply u
JONEpnWARD. President.
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CALICOES.
New spring styles just received
at j. MAX'S.
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Florida Oranges.
Malaga Grapes,
Mince Meat,
Swiss Cheese,
Cocoanuts, also
A. Booths Oysters by the can or case,
at WALTER H. CARR's.
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lIOR SALE OR TO RENT--A desirable dwell
L ing house in good locality. Seven rooms
besides pantry and closets. Well and cistcrn
with pumps. good cellar, &c. +. Miner.
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For sale or Rent.

1NO RENT-Dwelling house with seven rooms
4 and hall. Cistern, stable and coal house 1T
tached. Second house over the bridge. on
Douglas avenue. II. E. BUELL..
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Money to Loan. Apply to
G. w. ROBERTS.
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xXIANTED-A furnished, warmed, front
w sleeping apartment with or without board.
Address, stating terms, "F," Press and Dako-
tnipu office.
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GIRL WAN rKD "A good girl wanted to do
u general housework. Good wages. Apply
TO MRS. WIN. POWERS,
Corner 4th and Capital Hts.
SXIANTED TO EXCHANGE-A new two story
w frame busincss block in q booming town,
nets $500 per year rent, to exchange for farm or
j. p. CRENNAN,
Room s. POstotfice Block.
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NOR RENT-A largo two-story house with
nine REQ ms, go ID cellar cistcrn and barn,
apply to WALTER H. CARR, Grocer.
NOR RENT-A good comfortable dwelling
u house with we'll and eistern. Apply ut MT.
Woolley's residence.
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EOR BALE--Two burglar proof iron safes,
L and coal and two wsod stOves-all in good
order and will be sold cheap. Apply to
JOHN L.. PENNINGTON.
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Amount of capital stock actually
paid IN cash Sh......s..............S S1,S0,WO q
. ". PROPERTY Oh ASSETS OF THE COMPANY.
I. The value of its real estate il. IS 6s4e7s O
2. The cash on hand in its Office is. 2.7s6 q
:. The cash on deposit in bank is
Hartford Natl bank t72,l70sl
In Comm. Trust d
Safe 3eposit Go...... lss,4ss.1s 2aO,5s
4. The cash inyhands of agents and
in course of transmission. ...... al, ,00s q
5. Loans on bond and mortgage, be.
ing the first lien on real estate
sum loaned thereon. .............. $4,000 2
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Stocks and bond owned by the by
the company. to-wit: Total carried
Stocks held rs collateral security
for loans, to.wit: Total carried out
at market value. e..................... 4
All other sums due the company,
rents and accrued interest, non
resident tt8x,........,
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The Territory of Dakota,
Auditors Office,

Auditors Office,
Department of Insurance..
Whereas, The Hartford Fire Insurance COM
pany, q corporation organized under the laws of
the state of Connecticut, has filed in this Office
? sworn statement exhibiting its condition and
business for the year ending December slst,
1sss, from which it appears that the capital, the
character of the securities, and the finanelal
standing of said company, conform to the re-
quirements of the laws of this territory regula-
ting the business of insurance; and
Whereas, The said company has filed in this
Office duly certified copy of its charter,
with certificate of organization. and has ap-
pointedithe necessary attorneys in this terrific
ry, upon whom legal service of process may be
made, and has Otherwise fully complied With
the requirements of the insurance laws Afore-
said;
Now therefore: I, Geo. L. Ordway auditor of
the territory Of Dakota, pursuant to the pro-
visions Of said laws, do hereby certify that the
through its authorized agents, to transact its
appropriate business Of IRE insurance, in this
territory. according to the laws thereof, until
dred and eiRhty-four.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set ny
hand and seal 1T Bismarck, this cath
tsEAL] day of January. A. d. 1884.
GEO. L. ORDWAY, Auditor.
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For Sale.

S@~S->--~. - .---e-e.es>->'>,.- -, -.
miles Of Lestervillc, five miles south of
Scotland -l25 acres plowed, 1s acres of 8 year
old timber. Good house. granery. stables and
$1,000 Apply at once to
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Fon. sA good a. new-ons m marble top top BLACK Black
walnut bedroom suit with wOven-wire springs
and hair mattress; sne parlor suit,,hree pieces
dining table; one willow baby carriage; one
good Woed heating stove; two oil stoves &C.. &c
Enquire of x. l.. FLElCHER. corner of Wal
NUT and Fourth streets, Yankton, Oak.
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DAKOTA REPORTs-VsLUME z.
PRICE S5.00.-Address Bowen & Kings.
bury. Press aud Dakotaian, Yankton,
Dakota.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-02-28

Il laws Of Dakota from 1852 to 1876 Inclusive.
These books are very rare. Apply to Arthur
Hand at tho secrstxry's Oface.
Eor Sale--Ons hundred and sixty acres Of
Missouri bottom land, seven miles north
east of Yapkton. Unimproved. Excellent gras
and. Apply at this office.
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LOCAL OBsERvATIOss.
War Department, Division of kilograms, for the
benefit of Commerce and Agriculture.
Signal Service U. y. A., YanktUn, Feb. %. 1884.

River frozsn.r
Ell. THOMPSON, observer.
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a hspe.ttion oS the First Act In the DIsas-
trous Drama Of ls8l--Break- mp In the
Yellowstone aud Tongue Rivers-Begtn-
ming 10 Open ~ the Wrong End.
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Territory Of Dakota.

A kNUAL STATEMENT on THE HART.
"A YOkD FlkE INkURANCk COMPANY
Of Hartford, in the 6tsss Of Connecticut. "a
the Auditor of the Territory Of Dskota. for thu
year ending December tiat, I56s.
Annual Statement for the year ending Dee Slst
AID. l0oo.
OF the condition and Affairs Of the Hartford
Fire Insurance, company Of Hartford. organ.
ixed under the laws Of the state Of Connecticut
made to tho auditor Of the territory Of Dakota
in pursuance sf the laws Of said territory.
Prssident-GeorRe l.. Chase.
SecretAry-C. B. Whiting.
Assistant 6ec'y.-P. O. Royce.
Principal sfIice Hatford, Conn.
ATTORNEYS roR SERVICE OF PROOksS In TN
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA.
First judicial district, Lucius G. Miller, Dead
wood, Lawrence county.
Second judicial district, VIM. p. Dewey,
Yankton, Yankton county.
Third judicial district, Frank ]. Call, Bis
marck. Burleigh county.
Fourth judicial district, Ralph Il. Briggs
Sioux Falls. MinnehAha county.
Organized or incorporated May, 1910. Com.
menced business August, 1910.
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PERSON Al.


Mr.. W. A. |. Nicholson, OF Marlin, is at
the Mctlcland.
Captain f. q. Hanrick I, turned from
Austin YESTERDAY.
Mcssrs. r. W Luf,crloh and n y. A.
kinsun, OF GntcsN lie, are at the Met l,l.
lard.
Mr.. John X. Hogan. travelling pa.sen-
ger agent OF the a. & st. l.. railway, is nt
the Pacific.
We are plea.e to learn that Mira W
ID Lacy, who has been quite sick, is
improving.
Mr.. j. w. Sugg left yesterday n ii
trip III tho interes Of his house, out on
the Texas j ciiic.
Mr James West OF Wet Station, ia
very sich, and DIR. J. G. j. King went up
/ there last ~ ming to attend him.
Mr.. Hurry McCleSky, the popular clerk
AT the Facii'. has been sick tor several
days, but was able to be out y stelday.
Capt in June Peak, formerly OF the
/ Texas ranger service, now Il prominent
stock man In ohackcliord county, spent
the day in the city yest' rday.
Messrs +. j. Prramore and ) j
Drawuy, of Sanford Florida, ARE IN the
city. These gentlemen are buying horses
to ship back to their home.
Mr.. W. b. Hull foreman of the Sunny
south publishing company, arrived
from Brownw ool last night, He pan,
the EIAMINER pleasant call.
Dir. Hail"y RJhert OF Crawford is il
the ely. iadley says as soon US the
water falls ho is going down the river
where he used to have Il farm, and see 1
it is there yet.
Mrs.. Tom Melton, who has been via
ting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Todd
on North Fifth street, for some weeks
left tor her home, at sherman, yesterda.
evening.
Dr. j. II Mnllcns returned frpn
Wa1ahachie by the Central last evening
Inc 40 tor mas trying 10 come nom
since lat Friday, but the wash uts pre-
vented him.
Mr., Il Cottrr,a prominent citizen o
Houston, 10 IN HE city. Mr.. &. has beel
water bound for some time, while OF
the way from his rancho, i'll Haskell
county, to Houston
We find the following in the Peco
Valley Mirror; Mr.. Lee Pop, formerl
Establishment Of Leasing, Lyon, Solo
mon ~ Co, ~ Waco, bar more recent
., OF Font Worth, Ina. accepted position il
tho new Seymour house, this place, an,
i now III the city.
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Arrival and Departure OF Trains.
LOCAL MATTERS.
Ripe plums.
Bad case g lie.

Ripe plnms
Bad case c lie.
Send for the doctor.
q. Blades does the fancy painting for
tho city
ALI cream and siN feet long. Go to
Bronrum's and try it,
The Iron Front billiard and POOL
tables hold their own
Never forget Rollers ice wagons
when you want that necessary article.
For summer drinks, fancy mixed
in all sorts, shapes and sizes, go to tho
Pacific.
III you do not know how 81 smoke
cigar 20 to Herr, and he will learn
you.
The new gns governor was tested
yesterday at Sol. Lyons saloon with
great success Ii i. there for inspection.
You want road wagon for summer
driving and go to w H. Brimmiughnm
and buy it.
Pat Farrell liz the old reliable ice
cream dealer. 1t IL the popular resort
for ladies aud ch,ldIen.
The Waco Farm was Oh rs ear yes
tei day, and WAS Hing milk ON the
square at one cent n quart, aud tine M Tx
that.
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TIE COZ KITS.


The ca.e Of 4. Chun, CHARGED with
theft OF uudry articles OF merchandis"
from the Wholesale house Of Leasing,
Solomon n Ro ehthnl, III 1882, wu'e ho
WAS emp Dyed ns porter for the Ii IN
When the cont adjourned yesterday
evening ouly three THESES had been
examined The application Of W, O.
Whites to have his disabilities as a
minor moved, was granted
JC~1ICE DAVIS.
A colorcd youth, unmed Erastus was
fined 81 and costs, tor assault. Not hnv
ing the Wherein Ii to put mp FOR his frn,
NJ. Darwin will Instruct him Oh the
farm until his fine Is worked ont.
RECORDER BRiNKFRHoFF
His houors levre yesterday was rather
SHINY attend ii for IA Monday mornings
receptions, two druuks, 81 ami the per
q isiies ench; aud on" stu sger pad 81
and costs for his fun
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This is the year Of the Methodist cen.
teuuial, aud that denomination are try.
ing to raise S2,0O)0O0 for educational
and IN ssIOnnry purposes. Yesterday
was the day appointed for the com
mcuccment Of the great work. In thi.
city Messls. 7. @. Spark, W. u. JACK.
sou and Prof. Il O. Rnunsavnll heai "A
subscription with 800 each. Then
came subscriptions OF 800 and S25 eacb.
and about $3.50 WAS raised. Thu, il Ger.
tainly well done for unc days work for
Waco Mcthodists, ard it is the hope of
the EXANINrR that when the general
count l. made lhroush ut this great
land hat the sum will swell mp to So
100000 to spend in such laudable pur-
poses ss IRE Intended.
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"a MD SQUARE.
CRAVE URD.
Prohibition 10 the fton,-A Convention
Called.

To the xsininer.
CRAWFORD. MAY 2G.-At meeting
OF Crawford Local Option alliance,
held AT the collegiate institute, Ma!
~. 1884 Dr. Il j Brown, president,
and Prof c. W. Tate, sec, etary, the
following resolutions were unanl-
m,usly adopted:
Resolved, Tina, a committee of five
members OF mis- local option aliiance
b.. appointed 10y the chair to confer
with the different temperance organ
iIariuns through ut the county upon
question, OF Vi al importance touch
Ing the interest OF the prohibition
movement.
In accu. dance with the motion the
pr,-idcn' appointed on the commit tee
Ics-r, W & Wallace, Prof. {. w.
Tate, DR.. a. NJ. Armstrong, Elder
j. NJ. Wright, and j j Prestige.
Received. That said committee lie
fully authorized and empowered
to solicit an attendance OF all
persons who are favorable TO the
course of temperance, at mass meet
ing to be held in the city OF Waco,
Monday the "a of June, 1884, tor the
purpose Of nominating candidates to
eprcscnt the prohibition party OF
NJ Lehman county III the ensuing
county election.
Resolved, That the members OF
/ Crawford Local Option Alliance have
and do pledge their earnest support
/ and entire influence in favor OF the
/ candidates selected to represent them
| regardless of their opinions or obi
cations, respecting other political Is
sucs.
Dceming the prohibition issue Of
/ paramount Importance to all Other
questions now before the Amerlcsi
people and estceming its principle
iraught with such universal. bench
cirucc to mankind, we believe tina
they impcrutively demand the uuqnal
flied support of every honest lover o
good government, morality aud re
li.ion.
Resolved, That we furnish compiler
for publication TO the Waco EXAM
INER, The McGrcgor Plalndealer ant
the Gainesville Advance and respect
fully r,qu, st them to cooperate Will
rs IN this movement.
Very Respectfully,
Il. j Brown, president,
e.. W. TATE, secretary.
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AT thus season OF the year ii is q
matter OF no small Importance to
know where You can always find lust
he kind of things 10 cat that will
satisfy your appetite, and rs we Ia, t
made the grocery business "A constant
study and practice tor ten years we
feel we can please Won every time
Among other things we are Just in re-.
rcipt of choice dried currants, dried
buffalo, line dried and canned goods
of every description, tincst brands of
hams and breakfast bacon. Best
branka of hour. king powder, flavor
extracts, spices, pickles of the fines,
quality Of crackers of every oescrip,
ton OF freshest aud finest quality.
FlcShman's compressed yeast always
fresh. always reliable.
Your anNiuusly 10 please.
A. JoNEs TAYLOR ~ Bro.
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State Sase bali Tnurn mnni.

There IL n mOvrm 1T an foot to have
all the base bill clubs in he sta t
meet in Waco ON Ju'y ~. aud contest
for prizes y the clun, making he best
scores This is good move and We
hope the mua,ium will take the eff
tectiye steps to procure this ton nament
fur Waco. II will be the means of
bringing II great deal Of money to our
cry, and will make the opening day Of
the driving park grand success. 1t is
a. cady understood TINT the races on
that day will bling hundreds OF people
To- the city, and the b sc hhll clubs from
d iierent cities and towns, the number
viii reach to thousands. 1t was gener.
ally talked of on the streets yesterday
Will ZONE one take the lead and have
the clubs come to Woo
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The Doctor with his mortar an,
pestle accompaniment, the charming
Duets, the brilliant trios, the rayish'
ing quariettes and soul stirring
choruses, are all again to be brought
into requisiIion Tor the benefit OF the
flood sufferers The ladies who eN-
pee, 10 be in the auditorium must not
forget TO visit the Fashion Bazaar be
fore the presentation of the operetta,
for any dress bonuets or other adorn-
Inents for the occasion.
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The people of Waco are respectfully
inform d that from this ON We will fur.
nsh them with fish at the lowest mar.
ket price. We receive fish daily from
Ga 'eston, Red liver aud The Brazos.
her by getting a flesh and flll supply
every day. Fish will be dressed in any
aud sent to any pat of the
city Mr., barrow is there also with a
tut supply OF vegetables. People will
find it to their interest TO give IL, a call
at the old market house Respectfully
BRULI Il FRIGoRR,
Waco Fish Company.
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For The Ladies',

There are some cOmpliIll
which wome" are peculiar!
and from WI ih they will W.
silence for " IS, when they %,
easily cured 1.-THE use Of POl.ll
iract. Its hea ing and soothing
critics have met with uniyea1
unqualified commentator NJ
using it. Ladies who have
used it will find it to their sdIi
TO try it. If they once DO y
will never be without it agsll
TO II West Fourteenth street
Iork, for a copy of our pampi
read pages ID. IS, II ant o.
For sale hy Castles, MOrrl,Ona
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a trial was made yesterday before
competent Judges of Sleeman. gas
governor. The test was made at the
Iron Front and WAS enthusiastically
pronounced great success Mr. Sol
Lyons speaks OF it in the highest
terms |, will he on exhibition for 4
day or two al the Iron trout, aud all
u'ing gas should go aud see it. Mr..
Irsmmel, the agent, is a polite gen
tleman and good business mau. and
will take pleasure in waiting Oh VS.
itors.
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In view OF the fact thar limas are
hard, money scarce aud lind l.y.elf
over stocked for this season OF the
year, | will offer extra Inducements
III the way OF low prices 10 anyone
wishing goods in my line. My stock
embraces everythin! usually kept in
first class iewelry store. have
a force of competent men to repair
lewelry clocks and watches and guar.
tee goods and work. Come and see
me. w. NJ RAGLAND
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Laud aud lots for partition u!
>iou. % or 30 acres OF land "
Waco. accessible and susceipj
division and Improvement iol y
and gardening purposes, streee'.,
through and surrounding IL ~
the whole will he sold at q 1alg'l,.
< or 10 desirable building LOT" y
parties FISHING to improve - n,
s 2l-2v D. H. ~
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T.. W. TATE, secretary.

AT the Fifth Street Methodist church
lat night Rev. DR. III zler preached to
a very large congregations the subject,
"Henveu." ID. Ditzler is "A fine preacher,
and lis auii noe was much pleased with
his discourse last nigh He will preach
again tonight, aud every one should
90 to hear him.
Several of thu leading firms in the
city closed their business houses yes
terday n, $50 p. m. and will continue
to do 20 through the summer months.
Who will he the prohibit on clndi-
date Tor sheriff. Now, don't all say
me- at once.