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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-30
AIca n tara.

The Doctor with hi, mortar and
pestle accompaniment, he charming
Duets, the brilliant trio,, the rayish.
ing quartettes aud soul stirring
choru-es, are all again 10 be brought
into requisitiou Tor the beneli OF tie
Hood sufferers. The ladir- who eN-
pee! TO be in the auditorium must not
forget to visit the Fashion Bazaar be
fore the presentailon of the operetts,
for any dress bounets or other adorn.
ment= tor the occasion.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-30

A negro named Bill Maydeld was
arrested yesterday sud placed in the
lAll' charged with putting obstruction
on The mrrow-gauge rracs, about
four miles wcst o. The city. a ero,- tie
was placed atro" thr track and
spikes drawn from TIE Ie. 20 the
rail would spread and let the tram
down. II Is supposed t1c attempt was
made Tor plumber We could not
learn tie facts which led to the arrest
ot Aiy6eld.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-30

Tue brothers has Just received. in addi-
ton to the nice thii 9, mentioned inAc--
trr!ay's paper, another lot of that pure
extracted honey, at only 10 cent per ID.
A'sn,a shipment ct Whitaker, strcklv
rurr cream lard. Now, Il v u wan; lard.
just H> good as you can render it out
yourself from pure Leaf tat Try this
hrH Of ours. 1t ou.y vii cost you you "a
traction more than the standard qulity
that You have been getting and Won will
be pleased. A. JoNEs rANLoR Il BRO
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-30
LOCAL. MATTERS
Decoration day.

Decoration day.
Hot sunshine aud cotton i. growing
FAST
Lake ice is wha' is wanted t,r fam
lily use.
When You smoke go toA II.,z.
tor cigars,
Wiley jones livery stable il being
completed
r remember the meeting at tho court
house tonight.
a tram |. expected to-day from the
south, on the Genital
Play games on tho billiard and pool
tables at the Iron Front.
q Blade does all kinds II painting.
kalsomlnng and paper hanging.
Roller, manufactured Joe i, the
best OF any. Buy manufactured i,.
--Marshnl Moore is doing good work
with the chain gang on the streets
-Brouuum sells the finest OF all con
fecti lneries, ice cream, sado water. etc.
"A train came over on the nnirow
gauge this morning at o'clock from
Is Ter
Go to- +. smiths, South Third
street, for anything wanted in the pant
ing line
When anything 10 wanted III the
drug line ell on y. b II .mlett. AZ
Austin street
The farmers on the up lauds are Aill
ing grass an cockelburs at a rapid rat,
these fine days.
The postoilice was one day last We.
terday; every letter received beiu.
stamped May 30
For summer drinks OF all kind.
mixed from the purest OF all vintuges, 70
to The Pacific.
The grand jury yesterday returned
All Indictment against A. s. furrow To-
the murder II Asa Dow
A new evening paper is on TIA,
tapls. Lively times anticipated II
newspaper circles this summer
W Il. trimming 5GS Austin
street, l. the gest carriage aud Wagon
dealer III this part ~ the state
For any goods wanted i'll Try goods
clothing, summer hats. summer goods
call ON L. Robinson, 333 Austin street
Pat Farrcl's popular ic' cream par
cream II you want lie cream delivcrr,
at your residence have bis wagon stol
FOR y,u
Two Of the hreuhwaters on Tia,
Mi--oWr Pacific bridge We're Wnshe.
AVA! 10y the II cd, and they look rathe
lonely now without their noses stickln.
up the stream
A negro named Dick Harris vas ar
rested yesterday and jailei. lie i,
charged with assauting another negr,
last saturday, aud had laid low until the
officers found him aud took him IN.
The Fort Worth Democrat wants f.
be rather hard ON Waco officials for MT
capturing Farrow. The official. u THU
city and county, Mr.. Democrat, pm Ear
row under $500 bond, and that at n
time when the charge MAS made ot Ms
-ault with iutent to murder Doves
case WIS not considered dangerous at
that time, OF no buud would have bru
taken.
The committee or securing funds
for the Immigration movement ANA
TO carry out The plSus suggested at
the meeting, report that they have
raised, S22s up to last evening This
is doing well, aud ii is hoped the mat.
ter Will be fully pushed, until 1t j.
contaminated to have every thing ar
ranged Tor Waco, TO get n big rush OF
the cmigrsnts that are coming to th-
country aud TO this state. There viii
be meeting at the court house to-
night, and everybody is invited to be
present, and il is especially wished
that those who have subscribed to
he fund he there aud participate in
he meeting,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-30
m fl -Ef cO

We make no pr...,
lions to do bushes, b
glory, nor 10 We Claim
sell goods at cost. h.,
one til ng We do cl,,. '"
mat W are now cs.,,,
the Toll wing so.l,s''
sacrifice ia preference, =,
carrying 'hrm Over 7,,'
+ u Parlor ,aif. ",
w'1cI' We show q din. "
e"' styles Dressing Ca.
sni'~' IN walnut, cb.,,,
''h H"i maple, Over y 3
di'''o't designs. Ia On.
carr. t department, ;,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-30

Mr.. AleIsl der Henry, 3 Dunn
IN oDd Place, Adelaide Street West,
Toronto, Canada, certiiies that he
WAS permanently cured by 81. Jacobs
Oil, the wonderful pain corquerer, Of
he1 matism. after other preparations
I allied.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-30
Pnra-oI Department.

Reductions IN this department hi1
nr"n general. Satin psrasols llhe''
Sioj each and up,
SANGER Bios
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-30

Tho largcst aud most compH
stock of Well made ladies undeTH's
at ,nE prices at Sanger Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-30
I.ndicsI.i.Ie Thread Hose

In an the new shades and colohr
6" rent, Il pair, They are worm -
SANGER Bro;
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-30

GALVESTON, May 2S--O1ser'S'D,'
showing he hi ,he I and lowest ieDPt
At re AMI rainfall. for The past t''l''
lOur nous. I ken lNlLy n : . -clocS, -
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-30
For sale.

Land and lots for partition aud iU'
'l"I. ~ or 80 acres Of land in Sui
waco. accessible and susceptible 4
DIVISION and Improvement for bu!I
ana gardening purposes, streets rua!4
through and surrounding it. Apti
'hr whole will be sold at bargain La
: or ~ desirable building lots elsln
parties Wishing to improve.
. 2l-2w j. II. Bia
lIhIlts low shoes and ladies b,l
ih"u'~ 4 cut pr!co, this week stBa
bcr's.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-30
THE cor lsEs.


Argument in III. Chm triq' wa. clos.
pd Yesterday md II wen To- the, ury. am
np To Inst might 1t was II der.t,oJ tina,
they cu ii not R.rer. tn ems, hn. been
we'll contested op both SIDES. ai,i some.
thing new IN the evidence was rr,tn,nI,
brought ont. ur there would not bav.
been a hnng mN. Mr-.r4. J.ne. {
kendall n-si-tel County At,or..y NII
lum- in tine prosecution. nuj G. T.
T. ARE AMI Her iu,N Kpl.,y nrp.o-,d
for the H. frns.. G. uus w,f, u,r,
l,.I,..,,, l,.r.a.,,. o,.l.,
o,J..,.,,soLi ,.l.,..i .-.,.'"I.
tt.r anl u.,,.r yhl. H.. ',,,l
,r,,, I,. .o.. I.a. l.,.. -'
r,r,ll..,,,,s ,n1 In,,.r .,.. W sow
TINT moor mo,h.r wh, 80, ,,''r. ,.'., ~, T."
'..L... WI ''' '''0
-,I....., vas "'
.,u' .m,., .' :, " '','',' '''"S ''''''' u.
"'' "''' -''N'
j"l..l '' "'' ''''.''''' AS
''''' ""'
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''''''' "'".' ''''7 "'' d''d' The
poor mother had no on 20 l.ok ru.m
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-30

NJ +. a. Buck, editor and pub.
Usher OF THE Spirit OF the Times, ."
New York, states: 81 have used i.
Jacobs on the great cougurror OF
AIN, repeatedly, with satisfactory
csuli.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-30

-"Litue Joker 'is the best smoking
oDacc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-30

I'AN' EF-i Tar accommodate % limited
..'h0 rf 'i 70 h lu uIH pasture, Ir..I-. wet
'i va" 10 tur iHsgur. Fine grass. water and
,lAI'. 1ul uu harh-j nlrr 90 Do iur,. .f.''t
4 ttin- o" yer month AMIN o. Nul.
J. LAl-r- ~ 60 u La4elln --t-l'-lm
( CIRCULATING Library. $50 Austin $500
Book. taken for mclubershlp te,. -
'nd last Increasing stock to select from.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-05-30

Boys flannel knee pants for 10 cents 40
Levine Bros.
See the Novelty Handkerchief at
l. wine Bros.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-01-26

Sartlis, Miss, Fan. 16.--A fire here last
aight destroyed two buildings and a small
stock of goods; loss not over two thousand
dollars The goods. it is reported were
issured for two OF three times their value;
no insurance on building. The fire was
evidently the work Of an incendiary, the
flames breaking out the door when open
ed, and showing the whole inside "f the
house burned. Coal oil was used. The
owner oi the goods is suspicioned; he Is
a Memphis man. The case will be iaves-
tigated.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-01-26

The fines: got Of fancy candy that has
ever been broa1ht to this town, can be
had at Jas. Cuffs.
Confectioneries of all kinds to be had
at Jas. Cuffs
Autograph ALBUMS of all kinds at
tranunl L. io~iwii's. N
Writing desks n Bruuun Good
wins
Tie best nickel cigar in town can be
had at the drug ilnlis'' 'of J L Hughes.
J. L. Hughes. keeps constantly on
hand the finest Mand- oi cigars, He has
unqucsiiormhlv the best nickel cigar in
Town.
Whisky of the hest brands always to
be had at J Il Hughes.
Gospel Truth lozenres at Mrs Ioew-
ans,eiD's.
Meals 25cis during Court week ut Mrs
i.oewenstein's.
Fl \ sh on huI,i at all TINS ut Mrs
Laew, llsteins.
Finest oysters ever brought - town,
7,"n,s on hand at Mrs l. ~w, nstcin's.
The very latest q nui drum Lczenges,
st Mrs Lnewenstein's,
Brannm 4 Goodwin has just received
me largest lot Of Lanircih's and Buisl'. ;.
Ssrden seed that has ever been brought
+, Grenada.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-01-26

Fsncy and toilet articles Of any mn.
every kind to be had at J 4 Hughes
Give him call when you wisf, anything
in his line.
Drugs Of all kinds, good and cheap, tc
be had at J j. Hughes.
Toiiet articles Of any description rag
be had at ]. +. Hughes.
J.E- Hughes, is the place to bnv
your Duigs, Fancy Goods, and Toile;
Articles
The hest line OF hair brushes, cloth
brnslars. combs, ect., at J. u. lIughts
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-01-26

WhSAAASUAVN AGAAEh.
~. rs.r,., co,,..no,,.n.
f'''
WASHINGTON, y. ", Jao. ~, 1854.
nut, H.. t.a. ,.a.sa. h.,. :.
lhls mas Seen anotnef pusy week II
oonRes ~ honuay' .ne day OF every
wesA N. spa't lor INC introduction o
pl'!s, = 'alse nu'hDer oi important ane
unlnpoI.an' measures were thrown up
9" s"s ;..aa e,e.as aesN' leao; ana referred
y ~. m'ssoe' u" nav, nave peen ,iafu at work,
Ans osna.e iu'Ss nnve oeen discussed
ana aaup.ea. lne Mississlppi river im-
Rlo.omeas appIupfla.ioe mas passed poth
houses aho awaits the signature OF the
rresinsn.. Dut 'uc Two topics which
potn HOUSES nave discussed with most
eafncslnoss pecause tne question lnyolv-
Gu toucn oh Inc business interests OF tne
country arc tne tleaty WITH Mexico, and
nuIoPeau PronlDltion'of american pork
anu nss's atanss III ~ aeSed san,tary reasons.
~ a.chss :. uassaf ni the bQg qp
- ;.r WY Tbe Inhibition Of articIes nm
..;v;,.,ed to compete with home nro.
n,hor. suruastod rig;d rov.r.
dues as; u.aers sugseS'ea S aa i'glu 9 goyer- s
men al lnspectioh anu olnc,ai Stamping
OF the package 70 We shippe'' lug @ meA>
lean rrea'y eoec.les vi tne on'y iiS'"g
issue IN proyiu'ae ~ tfes sueal' .lu
the mouse mas auoplcu i~esoiu.ion ~
raising tne question o' the cohstlIu-
tionai righg ol .he sena,e - 70 fal,ly ..eas a
ties thae eueGt the revenues. Anat tie
frst step Is tite most hilhcutt may oe
applied :" the embryo eafiii revision.
The Chairman and members OF the ways
and Means committee are ready to g'
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-01-26

Brsnum 4 Goodwin sell garden secI
by the wholesale and merchants can bur
from them just as cheap as they es1
from I.andreth and Ruist.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-01-26

Parties wishing TO buy land gwoull 10
vol 70 SEQ Bnrson Wade, At lIopcwcll or
Dr. Mpgniss n sla'e Sp,ings.
r. w1
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-01-26

! T. Hughes always keeps pure, frcsi
drugs, sells them cheap, and can alwsyi
to found at his place OF business read !
Deserve the public.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-01-26

Mrs. J. w. Macksy's jewel chest. which
be keeps in the vaults Of 4 Paris bank
pE house, c .ntains ths finest collection
II precious i, ,ones outside of a royal treas
|ry that exists in Europe. It. j. yalned
sonething like s1,OOo,00o. Foremost
! the collection shows resplendent the
moas set Of sappisires which attracted
much attention when exhibited by the
Pweler Boucheron at the Partisan Uni-
ersal Exhibition in 1878. 1t is valued
$500, 0,000snd comprises the diatiem
taceiets, ring. ear.riags and necksce,
lth large pendant. The necklace is
Publr, the upper row being b,nd ot
Fge, square diamonds and sapphires.lit-
hg the throat closely, while the lower
w, wide arsbcsgue ofthe same sionc-,
|pports f',c pendant. The last il cam-
Fed of ole enormous sapphire, peerless
colo and il water, and ret IL large
mnlds. TIL. st.nc j. Of The sze ofa
keop rgg, ',is rilissersely,a Pf cct
" sba91,sul is lpnc yl.na'l y
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-01-26

Y, 7. TWWLER. Grenada Miss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-03-04

Judge Peters was in town yesterday.
II. NJ. Heath Esq is in Pennington attend
ing court.
Mrs. II. n. Vigoureux OF Bath, is visiting
at Mrs. Rowses.
Mr. W. X Laucy of Pittsfeld, was in
town, yesterday.
Mr. Elisha Springer has left the employ
of f Stone 4 CO.. coal dealers.
Post Office Inspector VIM. H. Bigelow
was in Portland, yesterday.
Mr. w $. Eaton. freight agent Maine
Central road. is visiting Florida.
Mrs. Col J. W. Welch has arrived home
from New York, where she has been spending
the winter.
Mrs. WEIGH fills Mrs. Miliken's place in
the Congregational choir. in the absence of
the latter lady on a trip to the sunny South.
An Augusta devotee of fox hunting started
on the chase yesterday morning, with the
mercury 20 degrees below zero.
Land Agent Packard was at home yester-
dav. in attendance on the Blanchard town
meeting Mr. Packard is first seectman of
that town.
Mr.. Walter Wells arrived home yesterday
afternoon. He was accompanied by his aunt,
Mrs Stone of Hyde Park, Mass, and F. W.
Kinsm4n, Esq.
Mr.. Charles Hall on his retirement from
Nssuu's clothing store. was presented with
fine spring overcoat by several of his friends
connected with the establishment.
Mr.. Charles Johnston of Winthrop, at the
present time is Studying medicine in the Uni
versitv of Michigan. will sail for Europe in
july. where on his arrival, he proposes to
continue his studies for the medical profess
sion.
The town of Manchester is not without It's
smart girls. Miss Lutte Hawkes., daughter OF
Rev. l. Warren Hawkes. of tina: town. IS
member Of the class of 81, Friends school
Providence. r. /. She stands at the head OF
her class, a large one, and will deliver the
valedictory at the graduation in June
The Amateur Performers. troupe
composed of some OF the Young America
of this city. gave their first performance at
the Grammar school building on the east
side last Saturday There were some 100 pres
ent. The performance was good one
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-03-04
Back the Main Yard."

He was a sailor and came to Liberty to
visit an old shipmate. One morning he re-
quested permission to milk the COW. This
being granted. he rolled I'D the bottom of his
prints, gave his Wristbands a hitch, took the
pail, bucket as he called it, and started for
the stable, exclaming he did so, Come
and see Jolly jack pump a COW out" Now
jack was a good sailor. When he had any
thing to do he went at it with a will, and so
he caught held of that cows teats in the
same manner that he would on board ship at
ter he had received sharp command from
the officer of the deck to give strong pull
at the lea main brace. Now the old COW vas
not used to such sudden and vigorous attacks
and resented it, placing both her feet i'll his
stomach and increasing her longitude very
quickly she sent him Keeling across the
stable like homebound East Indisman As
he brought up against the other side he sang
out Justify, Back the main yard A man
overheard ,"-Beifast Journal
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CHINA.

At temperance rally on Tuesday evening
at the NJ f. church. division of Sons of
Temperance was organized by Mr.. j. F.
Chase of South Windsor. May prosperity
attend 1.-THE sad death of Mr.. K. G Baker
is regretted by all. He was genial, warm
hearted man, and to the loss of a most est-
mabe wife and also pecuniary troubles may
be attributed the condition of his mind
that led him to the fatal act.-Mr.
John Gould is slowly mending, and
hopes are entertained that he may fully
recover.-At a meeting of the stockholders
of the China Cheese Factory on Saturday,
tour per cent dividend on the stock was
divided. and it was decided to run the factory
the ensuing season as usual. provided OF
course that the usual quantity of milk Is
guaranteed. Some talk of butter factory
is being made.
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THE HEAVENS IN MARCH.
The Movements and appearance OF the
PLANETS and Noon.

The astronomical contributor Of the Prov
idence journal announces Neptune, Saturn,
Jupiter, Mars, Uranus and Mercury as
morning stars, although the former on the
18th becomes an evening star. Neptune on
the 9th, at 8 o'clock in the evening, is in
minutes south When referring to the
movements Of the planets We usually mean
heir apparent and not their real movements.
In reality. the planets will all revolye around
the SUI from west TO east But "a we view
them from the earth, which is all the time
turning on her axis. the general movement
of the outer planets, like the sun and stars.
is westward Thus Neptune bound westward,
encountered Venus. bound eastward. They
must meet and pass each other, and when
they reach the same point of right ascension
they are said TO be in conjunction II. at
the same time, they were in the same declina-
ton there would be an occultarion of one
planet BY another. This is very rare oc-
currence. though Dy no means impossible
There was an occultatiDn OF Jupiter by Mars
in 1871 one Of Mars by Venu. 10 1880. and
one Of Venus BY Mercury in 1871. Probably
no living obs aryer has ever beheld the beau
'iful phenomenon of one planet hiding the
light Of another, though close approaches
are not infrequent-
Mars is stationary in the middle Of the
month. and JuIi Fer presents the same aspect
later in the month Mar- l. still brilliant
object among the -tar-, but observers will
note that this lustre dims more rapidly than
thar Of Jupiter and Sat1rn. The rudIv
planet Is Of iittle import ince, excepting for
month before and month after lis oppose
ton As this epoch occurs bat once in two
years and fifty days. the favorable times for
observing our nearest outer celestial neigh
Dor should be carefully improved The wear
1886 must take it, turn before he will again
be IS bright he is at present
Uranus on the 10Th, i in the height of his
glory. for he i visible To the naked eve as
star of the sixth magnitude, the human eye
being able to .can tins distant orb, though he
il. nearly eighteen hundred million miles
away. The reason Uranus i. visible is be-
cause on the 10Th, at = o'clock in the morn
ing he is in opposition with the sun and at
his nearest point to the earth. Observers
who willing to take pains will have little
difficulty in finding Uranns, but the night
must be mOoniess, the skv Cloudless and the
atmosphere clear or his quest will be vain A
favorable time To look for him is about .
o'clock in the evening. when he is about half
way between the horizon aud the zenith. The
bright star Regulus in the handle of the
Sickle is northwest OF him, and the lone star
Spca is on the southeast Those who find
the planet will behold a starry point barely
visible and nothing more. II the telescope
hOwever.is turned to this starry pOint.it will,
in the twinkling of an eye, be transformed
to a tiny sphere, of a delicate greenish hue "A
very interesting object. the color being en-
tirelv different from that Of any other planet
Venus seldom presents more favorable
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a. Led Astray.r

Last evening our citizens had the extreme
pleasure of seeing and listening 10 MISS AN
ME Clarke, Mr.. Chas. Barron, and the mimi
table Mrs. Vincent, together with many 9TH
ers of the popular Museum Company IN the
well-known and decidedly popular drama OF
LED Astray." The Museum Company l.
too we'll and favorably known to require any
individual comparisons from US. The play
is a strong one of the kind. and its moral is
to teach man perfect home life Puiien
orcbestrs gave some fine music during the
evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-03-04

Messrs. l.. Burns and J. w. Harlow are
preparing for summer During the latter
Part OF the past week they have been at Ocean
A'iht erecting summer residences. They
''0A passage across the country in a pri-
'"e team. Lumber was procured at Wis
.Assa' Ocean Point promises to be more
81 iasor as summer resort the coming
e"s0n than ever There is talk of build
'Ds skating rink at the Point, epcireled by
. o'oad veranda for bicycle riding. A wharf
'0f The landing of steamers and other large
-'' Is one of the prospective improvements.
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ROWROIVIIAM.

Bowdoinham elected town officers rs
follows. yesterday:
Moderator-Samuel Donell.
Selectmen-D. q. Cornish, A. S. Purring-
ton, +. C. Maxwell.
Supt. of Schools-Carrie II. Kendall
Treasurer-James B. Pratt.
Clerk. II Small
Constables-T. J. Croker, p. X. Miller,
ID. p Allen, Samuel Donell, Alexander
Southerlan.
Fire Ward-,John 2. Ri1eout, Il. W. Carr,
s W. Carr, w b. Kendall, Geo. Z. Blake,
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..nnn,t Hurry. s;entlemen .

Said man on his ~av to be hanged, ''there'll
be n o fun till get there" We say TO the
dyspeptic, nervous, and debilitated. don't
hurry thoughtlesslv for some remedy of
doubtful merit. uncertain of relief, when you
can get at the druggists for one dollar Bur-
dock Blood Bitters almost sure to cure and
certain to benefit. mar3dlw2p
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ALBION.
a prominent Citizens Suicide. by Cutting
His threat.

The third case of suicide in Albion within
three months occurred in that town last Sat
urday- Nr- G. Baker suici3ed by cutting
MS throat. Mr.. Baker went into MS barn
about O'Clock in the forenoon and climbed
up TO the great beams over the floor. on
which vas pileda quantity Of hay. Stepping
upon the hay he deliberately took a razor
and cut his throat, infiering a terrible cash
four inches in length. and severing the
wIndpipe nearly two-thirds off He was
discovered by one of his sons who,
happening to go into the barn, heard his
fathers heavy breathing With help Of
neighbors the unfortunate man was carried TO
his house. The woand was dressed BY Drs.
Wilson and Abbot, who were summoned.
But all efforts were useless me died IL about
two hours and a half. Mr. B. was abou; IS
years Of age, and leaves two boys. Since
the death Of his wife last April he has appear
ed despondent and has been broken down in
health just before committing the deed he
remarked to his sister that the last hope was
gone.
The Albion High schoo! opens March Sd
under the instruction IF J. +. Libby and