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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-07-03
PUBLIC oP1N1oM.

strike anybody but en.-Phila.
delphia Times.
BLAINE is now called the icy.
clone candidate" A cyclone cam.
paign begins with a great rush Of
wind and peters out in very short
time.-Alia California, Dem.
els Slogan the only word that
rhymes with Logan % asks the Cur
rent. No; brogan not only rhymes
with Logan, but it will reason with
him on the 4th of November
isville Times, Dem.
The bin appropriating $780,
600 to the Worlds Exposition in
New Orleans has finally passed the
Louisiana Legislature. This is
wise. The Exposition will be the
biggest thing of the year, unless
all signs and all signs and all plan
tiers fail.-Augusta Chronicle.
Wy fear. some able Republi-
can contemporaries are preparing a
dish Of crow all unbcknown to
themselves, as it were. Since Mr..
Tilden's late letter they are COM
miserating the Democratic party on
the refusal of it's "ablest leader
and strongest candidate" to accept
northumberland Enquirer,
Dem.
The tariff undoubtedly needs
to be revised, but to undertake that
revision in the interest of free trade
and as a part Of a vociferons free
trade programme, in the session Of
Congress Immediately preceding the
presidential election, could only re-
suit in the disruption and defeat of
the Democracy and the election of
& Republican President. - New
York Sun, Dem.
-FRoM several other influential
sources has come the hint that Mr..
Tilden, always the candidate of the
Democracy's choice, may yet be-
come the candidate of the Democ-
racy's necessity. What is the in-
depreciation of this remarkable
spectacle spectaclef Does it not
indicate the strong conviction that
the campaign Of this year must turn
on the issue Of Honesty againt Dis
honesty of good government
against bad government? Does it
not imply the resolute determine
ton Of the Democracy of the Union
that no selfish policy, no impracti-
cable theories, shall be suffered to
interfere with Democratic success
this year? New York World,
Dem.
"A conspiracy SO reckless and
unprincipled can only be met by
the nomination and election of Sam
uel J. Tilden. Once before, al
though the people elected him, he
was defrauded of the high office to
which they chose him, by similar
tlickery to this that is now contem-
plated. We repeat, therefore,, that
it has become more than ever the
duty Of the people again to elect
the man who was robbed of his
rights years ago. What his health
may be is a matter that need not
be taken into consideration. His
nomination and election are Tor the
The issues of life and
death are with the Almighty. Just
now the hopes of the American peo-
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-07-03
cater Many Days"

Captain S. G.. Bcdwcll received
5000 from Uncle Sans government
Tuesday morning, which became
due him under peculiar circumstan-
ces. In the fall of 1879, Capt.
Bedwell sent off registered letter
containing that amount, which YVES
lost, and although he had a witness
that he had a witness that he sent
the letter, and the letter was re-
ceipted for at Benton and Vaughn's
it failed to be receipted for at New
Orleans, and the government charg-
ed the Captain up with the 5000,
because he did not have the right
description of the contents of the
letter. And now for the strange
part OF the story. In emptying the
mail sack at that time, the clerk in
the New Orleans office failed to
shake out this particular letter.
The sack was old and was thrown
aside as not fit for further use; it
was sent on to Washington, and
not long since the government
gathered up all its old mail-bags
and took the irons off them to send
to the factory where new ones arc
made. In one of them was found
Capt. Bedwells registered letter
and the 5000 was at once returned
to him.--[Yazoo Sentinel.
-SoME say Consumption can't
be cured" Ayers Cherry Pectoral
as proved by forty years expert
ence, will cure this disease when
not already advanced beyond the
reach of medical aid. Even then
its use affords very great relief, and
insures refreshing slesp.
-MosT Of the cocoanuts taken
to the New York market are burn
ed, she'll and all, and ground up
into fine powder called "Spice Mix
ture," used in adulterssing pepper.
cinnamon, allspice, etc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-19
2y R. r. Lucas & Co.. Auc.Ioneers.

| r;EiE UNDERSIGNED as executor of John r.
Z NastcTs deceased. trustee in = deed of trust
from ~ Z. a:id : +. Blackjack. dated January
l"ih l~.,i. and recorded i'll liber i, No. ), folio
fS:i viii sell III public auction in front of the
:ai:ia> street c;,tt;,'. 10 tEr Market building,
=. :. :. .,'co"! H., cu SATURDAY, May 3, 1854,
III, 9.oprr!y conyereG by said deed, and bounded
:,iI :,.e:i;'ui as ;oll"wS. 10 wit: 4 TENEMENT
Mix ~ GROUND III the city of Alexan-
,..a W.. ~ the west side Of Lee formerly Water
rrc; b, .w,vn luke aad Prince streets, begin
E;:ts "e the south side Dt a ten cct alley, being
10 ftC:. bore -. less, 10 The south OF Prince
street t.cnre Suat!I Gn Water street 81 feet
iucl.es. be the sarac mere less; thence with
that lane and parallel to Prince street 12O feet 8
inches i" the more OF less thence north on
that line parallel 10 Wafer street to the said alley;
thence cas-; on the sa,: alley 123 feet inches, be
the same more or less, to the beginning
Term, 0i sale une-th!rd cash and the residue
in three equal payments at six, twelve and
cght:el mrnths from day OF sale; deferred pay
meats IL bear interest from day of sale, the
puI chase. 10 give his bonds with approved securi
u for TIE deferred pay ments, to pay all costs OF
convey cling and To have tho privilege of antici-
patiig he deferred payments title to bc retain
cd unit! the whole of the purchase money is paid.
LEONARD MARBURY,
al.'-td Executor Of John L. Masters, decd.
TIE ahovc sale is postponed to SATURDAY
.Junc = at ! = o'clock III. my5-td
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-19
SECONDHAND TOBACCO.

Just see them go for them! | suppose
they enjoy the old soldiers as much as we
do our Hav&nGs"
Two gentlemen had just cast their half
smoked cigars into the street, and the above
remark was called out by seeing couple of
gam!ns dive III the gutter for the stumps.
Enjoy them? Well, I guess not. Do
y0u imagine that they smoke all of the old
huts' they manage 20 scoop in about the
city?''
II never gave i; a thought; but don't
see what else they want them for"
You will be surprised, then, when | tell
sou that these old stumps which are gather
ed by the ton about the city, from hotel
cuspidores, saloon h.boxes railway wait
ing. rooms and public places generally, us
we'll as from the cutters, are manufactured
Into cigarettes and smoking tobacco, but l
am Informed that such is The case, and that
this 'sccond hanG' business is becoming
quite az Industry. Why, :. dealer was cX-
planning the process To ne the other Gay.
OF course you don't see any large llrins en-
gaacd in this business the trade Is carried
On ii, obscure shops and tencmcu; houses,
ana hence few people outside u! those who
are engaged in ii have any idei. OF its eX-
tens; There arc probably hundreds Of per
sous connected with the industry right here
III Boston
".rhe process Of Transforming the filthy
accumulation CT cutters and cuspidorca into
bright finely favored smoking tobacco is
has explained: The old cigar stunps,
after the charred ends are cut of, are soak
Cd III 6 solution Of ammonia and son!:. other
chclnica! which takes nearly q! the nico-
tine iGoln The tobacco and removes ali traces
ot smoke and creosole. The mass CT PUPPY
tobacco is then pressed into cakes and sliced
hy = cutting machine, after which it's given
q bath in some bleaching solution which
l,.;:vyes nearly all the properties 01 which
The wecC; is possessed when it comes from
the plantation. II is now taken TO the roof
on trays aid left 10 dry III the sun. When
thoroughly dry, it is carefully taken up On
the ;!ay& and carried below, where il IS
passed under an atomiZer, by which it Il
dAmpen2d With 4 preparation OF Slycerine
aut; some ilavorlng extract, after winch II
IS in shape 10 be made into cigarettes cT put
u> in packages as smoking tobacco. The
business is said to be perfectly Legitimate, rs
TIE manufacturers comply with the require
mcuis Of the revenue laws, and the tobacco
thus ,;:ys u double tax"
IFS good thing that those who smoke
this secon,, hand tobacco don't realize what
il is, or lis use might be lcsscned?"
II don't know about that. Those who
ought 70 know say that the cigarettes thus
ma;2o ave .;tr less iinrmiul than many Of
thosc pui up III more attractive shape, and
tD,::, il wuuti be good thing for the youth
Ct tie c1untry ii ali cigarettes were made OF
80 c,.rti-!ianA ;oaacco, prepared by this pro.
;.,::.. Boston GiObe.
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LAST WORDS.

The funeral services in memory Of Dir.
O'Couor were held in ST. Patrick's Cathc-
dral. ON Fifth avenue. FridaJ morning. He
was a member ofthe Roman Catholic Church,
inherilu@ that religious association and
never suffering his faith TO be disturbed by
intellectual doubts.
The physicians narrativoo of Mr.. O'C0nor's 5
death is Of singular interest to scientific
SPECTATORS concerning the mystery OF a
future existence. Miss Frances Power
Cobbe, in one CT the English reviews /. few
years ago, suggested that ifa 1.-THE of the at
tention bestowed upon the vagaries OF
spirtualism were to be devoted To careful,
systematic observation of symptoms attend
ing death IL might he possible to draw some
scientific deduction ON that subject from the
mass of we'll attested facts which would be
collected. Mr.. OConor's physician, DR..
Roth, testties to q fact of the nature of those
which Hiss Cobbe evidently had in mind.
III says that, after q long period during
which Mr.. O,Conor "made no answer to
questioning" be opened his eyes, and with
extended arms, as though seeing something
or some one, plainly said My God" and fell
back and died without 4 struggle in ie"
moments" Ii admits of argument whether
this exclamation does not indicate mental
surprise al some vision, rather than physi-
cal pain, as its source. y cool. laborlous
and extensive compilation of such exclama'
tions might take the Interpretation out OF
thc domain of argument.
1t is not probable that there would be much am
b;guity about the real application and significance
OF last words OF dying persons but for the agita-
ton Of the observers By the emotional character
of the moment and the surroundings, and but 1or
dispQ5tion OF survivors to pcryert the uttcrancei
| for meodramatc purposes. Some famous men )
las words arc too plain 10 he mistaken; for exam
mics. those of President Garfield "Gh that pain J
| or those OF Alexander Z. Stephens Doctor. you
hurt me But there arc many which have gone
into history perverted ty omission CT part OF
the phrase or b. suppression OF the circumstances
| Daniel Wehstcrs aud Emmanuel Kants arc case;
| in pont Il IS we'll known now that Mr. Web
| ste;'s Il still live" vas accompanied with re
quest 10 the physician for stimulant which iia'
| hnrn promised to him that he might retain COZ.
sciousaess so long as possible. And kants 1t il
enough" on which pages OF German rhap5od!
! have been written, receives very practical con
| structiou by knowledge that at the moment !
was spokeu the nurse was giving him win" tnt
| water from n spoon. Yet Wasianski, II II
Memorials Of Kant calls these mighty ant
| symbolic words" and Thomas De Quincy inter
lrets them as meaning that the cup OF NE, IN
cup Of suffering. is drained ~. J. Herd@
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-19
By r. T. Lucas & Co., Auctioneers.

EkTE IIERElN DETERMINE TO CLOSE OUT
=: car immense stock Of Crockcry, Tin and
Willow Ware Furniture Stoves. Cases. Desks,
Tables amt Notions of every description, for the
purpose u: a change in our firm and business.
Nc vi; allow i discount Of 10 per cent to
pure'a.c,; ;or - days, at private sale, and after
,tat at aa"tcn from day to day until the entire
steel; is closed out.
Remember the place, THE OLD CITY HOTEL,
corner of i:oyal and Cameron streets, Alexandria,
Ia M icrsous having claims against the firm
vii present them for settlement, and all persons
;ndcbtc,; 10 rs will please settle at once or We
vii H. compelled 70 place the bills i'll the HANDS
Ct; !. collector.
,y1o-tr RT LUCAS & co.
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NO. ll9.
AUCTION SALES.
By R. T. Lucas & Co., Auctioneers.

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. at auc.
- ticn, OH SATURDAY, Juno Z, 1884, at ~
o'clock H.. in front Of tho Market building, on
Royal street, Alexandria, Va.
No 1. LOT OF GROUND improved by .
THREE-STORY BRICK BUILDING, next to
southeast corner ofQueen and Pitt streets, 'front.'
ing on Queen street 1s feet, and running back
100 feet. ----
No. >. LOT in rear of No. L. improved by
TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE, Is feet front OH
alley, and running back so feet.
No. 3. LOT OF GROUND improved By TWO.
STORY FRAME DWELLING and BACK BUILD.
INGS, next to corner of Queen and Alfred streets,
southeast, fronting on Queen street 20 feet and
100 in depth.
No. 4. HOUSE AND LOT, west side Of St.
Asaph street, between Cameron and QGten streets,
subject to an annual ground rent Of twenty three
dollars per annum.
Terms made known on day of sale; all convey
aucing at cost of purchaser.
T. ID. HODGKIN,
J. B. HODGkIN,
ap22-1awtje1&dts Executors.
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ap22-1awtje1& &dts
TRUSTEE'S SALE
! OF DESIRABLE PROPERTY

N HERNDON, FAIRFAX COUNTY.
By virtue of deed of trust from Agnes B.
Thomas and Cassius NJ. Thomas, dated the 4th
day OF Nay, 1881, aud duly of record among the
land records of Fairfax county, in liber A, No. 5,
folio 1874, and for the purpose therein mentioned,
the undersigned will offer for sale by public auc-
,.on. on the premises, oa WEDNESDAY. the 18th
lay of .iarr. rs 1854. 1t II o'clock a. III, 10 the
highest bidder, ;hc property conveyed by the
above. ,:ca; oEel decd, aud described rs follows,
viz: TWO CONTIGUOUS LOTS cf five and six
acycs, tic whole eleven acres more or less, ad-
Joining ~ lands OF Bliss ami others, and i'm s
proved by y NEW HOUSE. with excellent d::ii
cellar underneath; stable and wei! OF good water !;
al 20 :: selected variety OF; fruit
Terms OF Sale: So much cash rs will pay costs
~ safe: also the sum Gi seven hundred dollars
and he unpaid interest and tho residue if any,
1t such time or times aid be secured in such
E:anncr AS the parties in interest may direct.
myiO-yYtw J. BRADY. Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-19

Z AVN MOWERS.-Excelsio and Clipper Lawn
i 1 Mowers, for sale by
HERBERT BRYANT,
apol No. 25 King street.
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WOOD And COAL.

NOAL!
COAL.
We invite the attention of dealers AID c..:-
snmers to our large stock of CAREFULLY ~"
pA3En COAL Of tho following varieties
IykfN'S VALLEY,
LORBERRY and
SHAMOKIE RED 49,.
WHITE ASH (frcc burning and har'.j Of stcac
en- broken egg stove and and nut sizes
Also GEORGES CREEK, CUMBERLAND al
KANAWHA SPLINT, from Vest Va.
Making Coal speciality wc aim to Keep only
tho HIGHEST GRADES, and having two large
Storage Yards, each variety is kept s>T-i&te, s.d
is especially prepared fo- family use.
Yards foored, and oil Coal sent oGt WE'LL
sCREEND AND FREE FROM IMPURITIES.
Dealers families, public institutions a;:d maa-
ufactories supplied 1T lowest market rates-rcr
ton OF 224D lbs J. Il. ZIMMERMAN,
Successor to 7. j. MeLatTey 4 Co..
my7 Wharf and Yards foot of QucCD u
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AgIIlGcx;llllI1isl UazGI.te.
81
PUBLISHED :,A.:.Y AND TRG-"EEKLi RE
EDGAR SNOW DEN,
81 TIE Gazette Hgiiuing, Nos. 10 e 70 Primes s.:
FERNS

DAILY. TRI-TEEKLT.
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Six months " SDJ Six months -. 200
One month 50 Three months tG
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Ale xandrin, Va"
ihc Gazette Office is connected with tho Telephone Ex
Change. Advertisements, orders for the paper, news
any Information business be zen: by tele-
phone.
Persons leaving stc c!,y Tor the summer lars the
Gazette uai!cd ID them, posi- paid for fifty cents per
month, and t;.2 s2tifesS changed niten desired.
Contract advert will not be allowed exceed their
spacc unless te i. paid for nj transient rates
and under no circumstances will they he allowed to
advertise other .!an their legitimate business in the
space contracted for
Resolutions in Inenlora;i ui thanks tributes ef respect
resolutions adopted By societies persons, unless OF
pini!c ccnccrn will only nn printed in this paper as
advce e:!se,ncnic.
arriae and death notices bc paid for in advance
Price fifty cents, when not exceeding six lines.
transient advertisements must be- paid for In a9
:.erc; q. the .'osto1leo M Alexandria. Virginia.
eU:d-cia~9 mntterl
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CLASS G. SCHEME:
CAPITAL PRIZE 5000.

356 Prizes distributing $1,000
TICKETS ONLY 81.
Plan of Lottery similar TO that CT Louisiana
Company. -
7 p, HORBACH, Manager
Address all applications for information, tickets
or agencies to J. P. HORBACH, 2O7 Main street,
Norfolk, Va.
The undersigned supervised the Drawing Glass
F Of tho Dismal Swamp Lottery Company, and
certify that it was conducted with strict fairness
to all interested.
GEO; T; R0GERs' Y,l I;Rs Commissioners.
CHAS. PICKETT
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LOTTERY.
DISIllL, SWAMP LOTTERY 90.
OF NORFOLK, VA.

OF NDRFULk, w.
The franchise Of this enterprise is based upon
the chartered right granted to the Dismal Swamp
Canal Company, ard the legality has been repeat
cdly tested before the Courts Of the State.
The purpose i'll view is Tie Improvement and
extension" Of the Canal. thus ~:cGriug great pub
lie benefits.
1t; fair con;Hct has already secured public con-
fdcncc aud the next drawing viii be u'::'ic on the
18th of MAY, 1851, before t!lo public ta Aor-
folk. Va.
- CCLIEAIE.
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CONFECTIONERS'
40 THE SEASONS DA1NT1ES. 90

1SC -, = ~ -
R1SOTE CREAM RASPBERRY CREAM
STRAWBERRY CREAM, O3ANGE CNEAN'
VANILLA CREAM. LEMON VI Nam.
All Aayors of Creams and Water Ices.
HENRY ERENGLE. 129 kli't STREET
Has again introduced his summer dellcaces
lie prefers to sell them pure and Wholesome a' =
fair price, rather than dopreciato the qnaiity ol
his goods and offer them * a lower rate ne h:'s
maintained his good name for rnie e"oos ioi
thirty years and still supplies the best and cheap
est goods in his lire lie invites special attention
70 his unique
ICECREAMSODAWATE
,ac most refreshing OF Snmmer drinks 6iack,
Fruit. Pound Jelly and Fancy, Ornamental! ana
Plain Cakes are sold cheaper than taeE can De
mauufartrrcd q. home. Also Cream PUBS Talts
and PASTRY. Candies and Tally Of all kinds. PIES
y SPECIALITY. Fruits, Nuts, Coniect,oneries'
Csremcls and Sugared Fruits. he caters Tor ,a,i-
lies, fairs. balls. aud entertainments. inyi"
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ICE CRHAM.

Having fitted up my ICE CREAM PAkLoR, |
respectfully solicit share OF the punilc pa
tronaee.
| also keep in stock full supply OF iLAlN
AND FANCY CANDIES, Cakes, Nuts, Raisins,
&c, at Wholesale and Retail
my9-1m J.G. COCKEY, 14O King st.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-25

The following ca.e, were disposed of IL
,hc United states district court yrsfer
day
Thus. Lock and !. r. Mitchell were
found g,ul y OF passing counterren money
and sentenced to pay fine, each OF -
and costs and imprt.orment In the Chs
ter (lillinois) poniten,iary, Tor one yeu.
these are the Young men who were a,-
rested m this county. near Moody. isst
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-25
Junior vice, commander.

Mr.. 4. G. Afford, Junior, Vice
Department Commander of Md, q.
y Il; Baltimore, Md, writes: 81
have kept 81 Jacobs Oh by me and
AWAY found ii \ ready remedy foi
pains, ache, and bruises. When
suffering terribly 81 few weeks since
win an ulrerated tooth, / could not
get any rest, and | applied it, 1t was
Instantly relieved. and my suffering
ceased from hat time.
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I d. MORROW
- Fire, Accident ami IornaJo
INSURANCE AND LAND AGENT
once In stursis Building. foarih st.
" \ C,sseday Ia charge nf Sur,.,tr- Com
vryauctug and Land department Wac To-,


Taylor ID. Macleod, Of Arizona. d
practical miner, during ID brief wit IN
Waco, can be consu tel uu mining Al
fairs at the residence Of q orpe PUTNAM
Gl5 South Eleventh street Reliable re.
pors on mining prospects aud developed
mines. Direct from an eNlmInatIu Il OF
the Oregon mining district, New Mex.
co. X frs by permission to Hon. +
A, Tritle, governor OF Arizona: Hon.
John W. Dor1ngt.n, Yumt. Arizona;
Hon. j. +. Knapp. Tucson, Arizona and
George Putnam, ESQ, Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-25
Two Young Hebrews Meet at the Court
House and are Married


For some time past 1t has been known
that ~" young people of our city Were
engaged To be malred, but there Was t
Do tween them 10 the shape OF II ,tern and
/ rrlertl'ss father but the true old SAYING
that love Laughs at lorksmIths' Is YER
ned ~ tl'r caae OF irde love with thost
t"u young people Who stood before the
justice OF the peace Yesterday and made
the VOWS to take each otter, Tor better or
'"' "o'Se'
"V a'""- '''" u WI h'A i"'iA
,'' ~ WV '",''''''''' VI 40" o'N' ana
''o' "'"''' - '''o' " r'''.."7
:" '"' '"P''H W W.
.,..,.I.......
..,......,., ~
mako. CONN, ul. ,o.I.,,.. ,i,,t, i,, H..
...,,,.d tn h,. .,..,,i,. J.. ,.n.,,
,u,,i. mann, t,i,,ds uith t,.,.. .,.,. 49,.
,s,oci.trd. and wa. generally iik.J lac al.
WHO Dnrw ham.
Mis, sarah Lyon, is the DAUGHTER of NJ,
Isaac lyors.a wcll-to-.lo merchant of nm,
uty, and Is youn1 lady that h., hos.
OF i.i"nds and admirers she is what j.
clici a bcanliiui yOurg lady. and tn
young m"n who goes u wooing wa, al
most sue 10 tai IN love vita her, Her
S'oi manners, unas'uming ways and
j ''' ''P ''t'oh made her popular win
'"' WI" N'e" h'f'
men Tue young couple found that
'ue' una not be married with the cou-
sent oil tue rather 'h'y set their wits to
" ia y" 'c"ehe piah to constmmnte
''''' "'p''"I KNOT when the proud
'"'"eI was sleeping aud thinking that
''N III 'uu"'e Jared no he dlsobeyed'
Il nc "a new er-s eePlng, never-tlrlng
'"''f! at "orN 10 storm tn Fortress and
''r'l AMY Tue cherished IDOL of ms
''"iI Inc pot WAS so well planned
'h'' 'Hiy one gentleman friend wa.
pre- 'u' al tue ceremony OF course the
'eN7P'p N II GOT wind OF 1t and wrre
.''' ~ man" 20 'e' the plans fully car
'ed "n' Just b fore the hand Of
'e '' OK pointed to the hour Of four
'si'idAy AFTERNOON iady aid gentle
man St'iPtd INT the Franklin t Get
'"'FAuee OF tn court hous- AMI went
''' one 't TN ol'lte- IL a few min
''' the license was hIei 1p, the Justice
% 'and' uh' made the happy par one,
t'l lltN "a u All tllus To come. "A INIT
iol has iniuel together let no man mt
.r, F
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Pup9lar Science Monthly, Century
L1pp.ucot, Alta tic, Harper. Popular
SUNDAY, Budget Pleasant Hours, Ma.a.
zire IF Art, Young Ladies Juurnnl,
Bow Bells; Cooley, Peterson, Drmores 8,
Lldiee Hazlr aud season for May, at
Miss Lncy Prico's news depot, No. l2l
Fourth street
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-25

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