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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-23
CRAZY PATCHWORK!

Having "A large assortment of rem
nants and pieces of handsome brocad-.
ed silks, sat!ns and velvets. we are put
ting them up IN assorted bundles and
furnishing them for Crazy Patch
work." Cushions, Mats, Tides, etc..
etc. PACKAGE No lis a handsome
bundle of exquisite silks, satins ana
brocaded velvets (all differently. Just
tile thing for the most superb pattern
for fancy work. Sent post paid for So
cents In postal note or m cent stamps.
PACKAGE No. 2--Containing three
times as much as package No. /. Sent
postpaid for Sl.00. These are of the
finest quality and cannot be equalleu
at any other silks works In the u, S..
at three times u prices. They will
please any lady. One order always
brings q dozen more. LADIES MANU-.
AL OF FANCY Work, with 400 illustra-
lions and full instructions Tor artistic
fancy work, handsomely bound, post
paid, 50 cts. Order now. Address, THE
ROCHESTER, SILK Co, Rochester, n. Y.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-23
A THREE.H0URS' FOOT RACE
At Fairview July Fourth.

Fairview has decided TO celebrate
the 4th of July, this year, and among
other amusements there has been ar
ranged a three hours, go-as-you-please
foot race. A frst-class circular track
will be prepared and any person in the
county of Sierra is permitted to CON-
pete. The entrance fee is S25, the win
ner to take the money. The race will
begin promptly at 10 o'clock a. m, July
4th. There are already two entries
made and more are desired.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-23
Paper Carpets.

What cannot he made out of paper
Is something which cannot yet be safely
decided. A Hartford, Conn, man has
lately taken out patents for devices by
which very beautiful and substantial
carpets can be made of paper ut prices
much lower than the cost of common
cotton mating. This new fabric even
seemsto have qualities entirely superior
to ordinary carpets. 1t can be doctored
so M to resist water, fire and insects
without losing any of the soft elegance
which is common to fine wooden car.
pets. So saith the inventor and his
trends.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-23
q. s. LAND OFFIcE,l

Las Cruces, N. NJ, May 18th, 1884.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settlers have filed notice of their in.
tention To make final proof In sunport of
their ., spective claims before the register
and receiver OF the United States land office
ut Las Cruces, New Mexico, on July ord, 1854.
viz:
Melton Baca ON declaratory statement
No. 1855 Tor the e y = = sec 20 tip 10 q,
~ w., witnesses, Miguel LANA, } ulian Archu.
lcta, Benseslons Apodaca and Jose Jarami.
lilo, all OF socorrO county, n. NJ.
Juan Sanches on deolgratory statement
No. l&s0 lot @ sec 4 tip 10 =. / 3 w.. Witnessed.
Miguel Lunn, Hui 10 Archuleta. Pablo Mon
toya anu David sanches, all of rocorro coun-
~, n. Nj.
Benseslaos Apodaca on homestead No. Bn
lots (, 8 and 6sec o tip los. r 8 W.. Witnesses,
Miguel Luna, Hijinio Archuleta, Pablo Mon
toyn and David sanches, ail of socorro coun-
ty, n. Nj,
Mariana sanches on homestead No. 60 for
the " = ne y and g y NV y sec ~ TT 10 =. Z
5 ". witnesses. Benseslaos Apodaca. jose
Jaramiilu, David snnches aud Pablo Mon.
toya. allof soeorro county. N. NJ.
Jose Ramon Romero on homestead No. $50
for the II " y n W = see ~ and c \ N 4 and
u e y Sc = sec 20 tp 10 ., RS W. Witnesses,
Benseslnos Al odaoa, Jose Jaramtllo, David
hunches, aud Juan sanchcs. all OF Socorro
county, n. NJ.
Pablo Garcia on homestead No. $40 for tho
" : eAswknek and = e 4 n W y sec ~
TIP 10 =. RS W. Witnesses, Benscslnos Apodaca,
Jose Jaramillo. David S.dnches and Juan SAN
ches, All of SOcorru county, n NJ.
Pablo Montoya on homestead No. 692 tor
se sc = sec IL u c = n q = sec 81 TIP 10 =, T
wv. Witnesses, Benseslaos Apodaca, Jose
Jaramillo. David s~ancles, and Juan Sunches.
I'LL OF SOcurro county, n. NJ.
francisco Archuleta on homestead No. f6c
Tor the > y n q y and n y = y sec NJ I'd 10 q,
3 ". Witnesses. BcnseslaCs Apodaca, Jose
Juramillo, David suuches and Juan Sanchez,
all of Socotro county, n NJ.
Hijinio Archuleta on homestead No. 69i for
the y " sc ! sh sw a sec 10 and n W n
laos Apodacn, Jose Jaramillo. David sancbes
and Juan sanches. all of socorro county, New
Mexico.
Aneseto Archuleta on homestead No. $40
Tor thee rs y sec - tip 10 y, r W and q "
u y sec 5 tp lis, rs W. Witnesses, Benses-
laos Apodaca. Jose Jaramillo, David SIM
ches and Juan Sanches, all Of socurro u
~, N. NJ.
Marcos Romero on homestead No. ses for
the = q y g y sec 20 u 4 n Q v and . G Y n q
y sec 81 tp 10 y, 7 W. Witnesses. Benserluos
Juan Sanches, all of socorro county, y. NJ.
Jose Jaramillo ON homestead no. ee for
the = W y n W y sec n seAneknHne y
sec 20 tp 10 y, T 3 w. Witnesses, Benses,aoH
Apodnca, Jose Jaramiilo, David sanches nd
Juan sancbes. NIL Of socorro county, N. NJ.
Julian Archuluta ia homestead No, COS fol
the " kneSeeknw y aud y eksw =
sec 81 tp los, T ". Witnesses, bannsslaos
Apodaca, jose Jarsmilo. Dgv4 tanches snd
Juan m,as ssr .nSs y * & Sss sssssss S g. vi y - n The
cksek sec scVpSw wAE sse u tries.i
3 y. Witnesses. Benssslsos Apodsca, Jese
Jufnnaiilo, David hnnchos aud than sanches.
all OF socorrc county, N, 81.
May Be Jons Il. McFfk. Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-23

LhN Nfuces, n. VI. May 18th, 1884. 4
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settlers have filed notice of their in
tention to make final proof ia support of
their respective claims before tho register
ana receiver of the u, =. Land office, nj Las
Cruces, y. VI, on June 23rd, 1884, viz.
Il, j. Ross on doclaratury statement No.
1879 for the q = n W = aud " y n q y sec ~
tp l3s. 4 Witnesses, X &. Brent. Chns.
Kingsley Felix Letbuld and John HAYS. Mi of
socorro county, n. NJ.
Charles Kingsley ON homestead No. ga
Tor the e = , c a sec - ant n : sec "a
IT, 10 s,rsw. Witnesses. Felix Leiboid, II. j.
Ross, h. q. Brent and John Hays, all OF So.
zorro county, y. NJ.
Felix Leihold on homestead 62l for n . 3 W
= sec IL and g y g y sec Is tp q ", : W.
WITNESSES, h. &. Brent, 4. J. Ross. Charles
kingsley and John Hays, all Of socorro coun.
t., 4. NJ.
j. T.. Armstrong on declaratory statement
No. llO1 for the 9 y n e 4 sec - : " 4 n
and u W Asw Z sec 23tp II +, 7 ". Wit
nesses, j. w. Carpenter, John Hays. Henry
Blum and Felix Leibold. all OF socorro coun.
~, N. NJ.
John Hays on declaratory statement, No.
1901 Tor the W y NV Y sec Is tp II 81 I west.
Witnesses, j. W. Carpenter, Henry Blun,
Felix ieibold and X. e.. Brent, all of Socorro
county, ". N.
X. g. Brent on dcclaratorv statement No.
1850 Tor the n W = sec Gtp II s,r ". Witnesses,
Charles Kingsley, Felix Liebold, 4. j. Ross
and John Hays, all of Socorru county, N. NJ.
May l6'G joins X. McFIE, Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-23
Notice OF Contest.
us. LAND OFFIcr,

Us. LAhD OFfICr,
Las Cruces, n. NJ, May 10, 1884.
Complaint having been entered at this
office By George VI Maunseil against Petro.
milo Snis for abandoning his homestead en-
trv No. &2l, q. q. No. l5t), dated March ?sth,
sw !. sec As tp . :, r 10 W.. In socorro county,
New Mexico. with a view to the cancellation
of sad entry; the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this Office on the
18th day OF July, 1854, ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to
respond and furnish testimony concerning
alleged abandonment.
May 1911 JOHs X. McFIK, Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-23

Las ifuceA, =. ha MAY 18th, ls3.
Notice IL hereby given that the follow inR
named settlers have filed notice of their I'M.
tentton To make final proof in support of
their respective claims and said prssof viii
made bcio q the register and receiver ut las
Cruces, N. NJ, on the 10th day OF June A. D.,
lest, viz:
Milton Askow on deciaratory statement
NO.. 1921 for the : " AseA Sc = 3 " 4 sec
~ tpss, Z III " and n q = n " = see 5 tp 10 =, r
10 ". Witnesses, Richard O. Conneii, n. q.
Rockwell, Jno. W. Conwell aud John Muddy.
all of socor O county. n. NJ.
Terence Mullen ON declaratory statement
No. 1922 for the 5 X ne knw Sc y. n e X
n = see IS ~ 20 $, r lG ". Witnesses, Rich.
ard o Council, jerome Owens, G. p. Davis
and l.. G. Rockwell, all of socorro county,
n. M.
j. W. Conwell on declaratory statement
No. 1871 for the G \ e y sec Is % 9s. r IG W
and " ; " = see 30 t. . =, Z rs ". Wit
nesses, Richard o.. Connell, &. y. Davis, Ter
enoe Mullen and d. G. Rockwell, all Of So
zorro county, n. NJ.
Edward G Rockwell on declaratory state.
mcnt No. 1913 for the q = " 1 and e u w
y sec u Up 10 ;, Z 10 ". Witnesses, Richard
q. Connell, Terence Mullen, Jno. W. Con.
well and Milton Askew, all of soeorro coun-
", n NJ.
May 1913 john n. MgFir. Repistor-
LAMProS 4 BIGGs. Atty's.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-23
Notice of Contest.
U. s. LAND OFFICE,

U =. LANU VFFTNEl
"A CRUCES, y. NJ, April "a, 1884.
Complaint having been entered ut this
oftice by Willis A. Dorsett against VIM. Nc.
Donald tor abandoning his homestead cut ~
NO. 2s3, dated November a7th. 1882. upon the
: y n W y aud n y sw = see 3 Up >. = 10 W,
In socorro county, New Mexico, with n Wow
TO the cancellation of said entry. the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear mt
thu Office of W. W. Wilson. ut Beaver, n. NJ,
on the ard day of June, 1884, ut 10 o'clock a.
m., to respond and furnish testimony con.
corning said alleged abandonment.
JOIN II MCfiE, Register.
Maya j. W. s%HERFEY, Receiver.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-23
SUPPLIES
Which will be sold at lowest prices.
To Whom IT, May Concern.

A Ii persons indebted to me for board or
"a utherwi-e, are hereby requested to come
and have their accounts adyusted by the
10Th day of June next, MS | want to close all
outstanding BILLS by that day and date.
II. T.. RIcKKRr.
Chloride, May. 10th, lsS.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-23

Notice a hereby given hat the tniluW -
named ~srttiers have nled nufioe Of thefr Ia
tentiun o. make anal proof in suupor1 - their
claims and that said pruaf All h. made lzsfors
the probate judge az Ia hts Ah~enew lswfuru
- rocorro Ne~ Mcktco. on the 18th. day ~
June. isss. via
Rafael samuru on homestead No. 80 Cor the
n ksN : and n = So .-c Mt
AL =. Win sses. Andres homsuu. Henry
NunnsliY, Jesus Jinso and fEnActo Turrws.al
>ssorfu county. \. N.
Juan jos Namora ON homestead No. SIS
~ thc e ,. n e sc 80 5 ~ J =.
I'll ~ Witnesses. Henry Connolly. Andres
knmero, Jesus iinso aud tgnacta Torrcs, ali
81 >ocorfo county. \. NJ.
May he JoHS \. McFiE. Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-23

las ANNffas ~ w. nav ~, Isl.
Notior v herchy given that the following
named settlers have filed notice of their in.
tenticn Go make nnal proof In support Of
theif respective claima before the register
and receiver Of the 4. =. Land once nt La
lures, y. NJ, ON the atth day of June, A. D..
Moses Adams ou deciAratory statement
10. llts tor the n \ > = sec. rs tpaa,r Z ".
Witnesses. n. I. Archer, Reuben shiver.
Ihonias Dodds aud frank Al. Dodds. ali of
Sosorfo county, y. 81.
Archer on declaratory statement No.
tSol Tor the n " = \ sec a. and n ! seg
ana Sc sec 50 70 3 =, w.. Wit
nc-rest Reuben shiver. Moses Adams Prank
" Iodds and Thomas Dodds. all OF Socorro
county. y. NJ.
Reuben shiver on declaratory statement
20. isa Tot the n q y so = sec ~ n " n
y ana : = : " : sec ~ % : 8 W.. Wit.
nesses, =. T.. Archer, Moses Adams, Prank
NJ. Dodds and Thomas Dodds, all OF socorro
countv. ~. n.
May a-7 JONI Il. McFiE. Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-23

u.& lAnd onee. Las Cru~~.
NaF nt $50 4
Notle~ is hsrety Uxen taat the failaw ~
naHaHa srfter tas tee uuflrr - Hls tufan-
ttnH . makN nnai pfunf fu suppor ~ ~
glntms ans fhNf said rFssuf 81 - nnH ke
tnfx H. rrEistef ann rwurIter ~ Las Gruu~s.
y. n. 80 luly tsfh. t~a. "a
aamrs " AHssrlu On dsNlaraiaTT alnfelnnaf
No. t&4 Tor the a : - u sad y .
- harMa. To naura the & o.
ina NMnwA~m o. prove his cuufinunma
fretdrues uIeuns AMI cultivation u. said land.
"a eeufNN n Muneel. H0faoe 81 White.
Sauaes Aorinnt and nomsr Isrbii. allof 80
curFo Csuut1. -. y.
Nay ne ions n ncnK. Ksxissrr.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-23
Notices OF Final Proof.
u. s. LAND OFFICE,

u. =. LAND OFFICE,
Las Cruces, N. NJ, May 9th, lsst.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has Med notice of his in.
tention to make final proof In support OF
his respective clailn, aud that said proof
will be made before the register and receiv.
or at Las Cruces. n. NJ, on June It'll, 1884, viz:
J.. o. Estes on declnratory statement No.
1913 for the W = n W Y sec IL TIP 10 n, r 4 W and
Q n y sec 10 tp los, RS ". lie names the
following witnesses to o. his continuous
residence ! pom, and cultivation Of, said land.
viz J.J. Dalgiish, james Yassar, Geo. y. All
on Y. A. Richards, all of socorro county. NM.
May a.5 JONI Il. McFiE. Register.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-23

IMh NIuCts, ~ M 1Hy I1ITI, IoSf.
Notice IL hereby given THAI the following
named settler has filed notice Of his In.
tention to make final proof In support of
his claim before the register and receiver
Of tine U 8. land ofiico AT Las Cruces, N. NJ,
on June 18th, 1854. viz:
David M. Mum on de~claratorv statement
No. 1874 for the e X & y. swAse 4 seo II
and u W n n c \ sec 20 tp II q, T IL W. He
names the following witneases to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation
OF, said land. viz: Allen Rickcson. Mosea
Wiley, Richasd VIM and Jams NJ. Grover,
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-23

frumpt attention given 90 settlers apptt.
cations iof township surxeys Ranch aad
mining surveys a specially. Correspondence
solicited.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-04
THE METEORS.
A Brilliant Performance at the
Academy of Music.

The Omaha Bee has this cOmpli.
mentary notice Of "The Meteors,'
which is to be presented at the Salt
Lake Theatre on the evenings of
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
this week, and Saturday afternoon
Evans, Bryant and Hoey's "Mete>
ora" opened a two nights engage
ment in the Academy Of Music last
night. There was a good sized
audience in attendance and it was,
by all odds the bt st attraction which
has been played in the Academy in
many month.
The programme was opsned by
the Werners, Ed, ana Maud. in
operatic and character interviews.
They are both exceptionally fine,
and scored a big hit. The French
twin sisters, captivated the audience
with their dancing. They are not
only excellent dancers but are
elegant dressers, their changes being
very rapid, and each costume
seemed more rich and beautiful than
the one preceding.
Conroy and Dempsey, in I'll cir
musical speciality, "Life's Pictures"
were prime favoriteE and were loud.
y encOred.
Bryant and Hoey followed in
their latest efusion, "Ihe Country
Mig" OF these two gentlemen it is
not necessary to speak. They are
too we'll known 10 need any par
ticular mention. Suffice it to say,
that they are even better than ever
before.
Hallen and Hart, in their first
prize ideal entertainment, proved
themselves to be artists.
aIMiss Ella Wesner, i'll her swell
| representation was appiauded TO
the scho and was greatly in favor
| with her auditors.
The performance co, clu6ed with
that most comical after piece, "Fhe
Book Agent" Mr.. Chas. Evans,
the irrepressible, appeared as far
sample of the modest and truthful
book agent. The audience was COZ
vulssd with laughter until they
could laugh no moe and scream
after scream made the old Academy
echo and re.echo. 1t is the funniest
piece seen upon an Omaha stage In
long time. The company play
again to night and the house should
be packed in every quarter. Any
lady, no matter how refined, may
attend with a perfect assurance that
the entertainment is one of the most
chaste and pure given by any
comedy company before the public
to-0ay.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-04
THE FARM.
Information and Hints for the
Farmer and Dairyman.

A practical American farmer in a
recent speech, at State Dairymens
Convention, made known his plan
for putting up hay. He uses Stacked
lime, salt nd'gulphur. He applies
two quarts Of lime, and one and q
half quarts Of salt TO esch load of
hay; the amount of sulphur not
given. a sample of the hay cured
in such manner was exhibited,
and proved to be unusually bright
and tender, showing none OF the
usual woody fibre. The gentleman
stated that he depended largely on
curing his hay in the barn rather
than in the meadow. Would it not
be we'll for Utah farmers TO try this
method? Good quality Of hoy is al
ways IN demand with US, at remu-
neratetive prices.
1t is said that the pregnancy of
COWS may be discovered by letting a
drop OF their fresh milk fail into a
glass of pure water. II the milk
scatters or mingles with the water,
the COW is not in calf. But IL it
sinks to the bottom of the glass in a
globule form, and produces but a
slight discoloration of the water,
then the cow is pregnant. A very
simple method.
scalding the milk before feeding
it to calves will, # taken in time,
usually check the scours. Check
ing the discharge too suddenly is a
common mistake, as the drugs given
for the purpose permanently injure
the animals digestion, whichris all
im portsnt to its future as a milk or
beef producer.
A correspondent Of the Country
Gentleman remarks: "Heifers that
breed young generally make the
best COWS at maturity. If a heifer
has small bag when she calves it
will increase with age. until she Is
altogether better than one that is
kept back until she Is cow before
she breeds. One three years old be-
fore she breeds may do well the first
season, but never does well again,
The young heifer will begin
small snd do best at ma
turity. l have known q
heifer to drop healthy cali
three days before she was twelve
months old, and she had no unusua!
trouble, and was as well and healthy
as any COW. These conclusions are
arrived at after more than fifty
years Of practical experience.
The old saying, 40 grass no cattle,
no cattle no manure, no manure no
crops, is q truism that cannot be re-
futed. Grass is the source Of all the
wealth of the farm; therefore 1t is
all important that the meadow lands
should have constant consideration
with the farmer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-04
TRY BRITANNIA |!
The Great Remedy
for Rheuma-
tism.

hi lstiy popular medicine is deci-
de1iy .hout parallel in the efecting
Ci fSE nd permanent cures. It Is en-
aFey able, and moi only removes the
esl'e .heumalic pains from the blood
g out &C. ap the entire system. The
STOMACH, the Kidneys and the Liver
narn' p' IN the benefits derived from
ns e., and persons Who were
Eour WITH sour stomach, kid
5sy s5laia!s and Indigestion,
rave ely recovered after using Bril-
S 2annia go Tor only short time. One
tees'ooafll of the medicine mikes a
sIleg.assiai of the tonic. Itis pleasant
:. 'SA' aad msny persons keep it as g
@ni.z 7icine, using it as q milo
E 55,,I sd sppetizar. Price 25c. per
n M, 7 saIsl rates to the trade z. O.
iar III 7, - e Gepsrtment, general SCENTS
40 = = Asio street. Salt Lake City +
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tens,
Tho NRW PULSOHRHER.

THE CHEAPEST, STRONGEST, MOST
i simple, COMPACT, durable, effective and
economical steam pump in the market, for
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grit, mud, sand, pulp, etc without injury to
its parts. Needs only a steam pipe from
boiler to run it,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-04
NOTICE.

SD : .As.ENUAL MEETING on
Nv T CoGa.h holders of the Utah CT Ot III E
DifectoC,l Pany, for the puIpose e 81 ball
The ccs -, tne ensuing wear, will \. electing
Lave Ci,y % ! ne DsseIet NatioaaI Ps "a neid at
oci ts' u - on MondaJ, Nav SsqS, Salt
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AprA 18th, 1884,
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MONEY ain Ed

For any length Of time at q reasonable rate
Of interest, both IN large and small sums.
r@ We give every attention to the Renting
Of Houses, Collection Of Rents, and the
transaction Of all business that comes under
ner, snd with dispatch.
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ONE THING TO REMEMBER.

There is one thing I want you to
remember while you are on your
travels" said Rollo's father. as he
babe his son goodbye. "And what
is that?" asked Rollo. Remember
the waiter" replied his father, with
knocking laugh. and the train
Numbered out OF the depot, while the
Pullman porter, taking note OF Rollo's
tender years, mentslly sized him up
for half q dollar.-Robert Burdetts.
II THE SPRING.
In the spring the robin red breast
Seeks his mate and builds nest,
In tie spring the corner loafer
Seeks the hex that suits him best
Il linton Bugie.
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Farms Fer Sale.
Houses For Rent.

A nee six room rock house on Brigham
street.
Two rooms furnished for light housekeep.
ing, on Second West street.
Furnished rooms nesr Catholic Church.
five room adobe house and summer kit.
chen. and cellar, Seventeenth Ward; city
water. ..-E-
A six room adobe house on Fifth South
street, Seventh Ward.
Finely furnished room. very close by.
A four room rustic house and summer
kitchen, on Sixth South street, cheap.
An eight room rustic house, halt block from
Main street. 80
A I'VE room brisk house, on First West
street. tar - udif'T
-Four rooms close by. with city, water,
cheap.
Four rooms in Seventh Ward, brick house,
cheap. 81
We have also long list Oh houses for rest
IN all parts of the city. Cali on Us before
renting. 81 -.s $50 8GinsA ~ y
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SERVED THROUGH THE WAR.

COB, yes" said the tramp, as q
tear gliatened like gum drop upon
his sun-stained face. 81 served
through the entire war;" After
slowing away the comfortable break
fast that was given him he finished
the sentence-''I was q waiter in q
Canadian restaurant" - Boston
Globe.
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BRIC-A-BRAC.
HE WIFE WAS HEALTHY.

ST notice in the papers, remarked
the editsr-in-chief to the funny man.
IAN assertion to the effect that the
wives of all American humorists are
invalids."
YES" replied tre funny man; 81
have seen it, but it not . fact. My
wife is in good health"
$50 I should suppose" responded
the editor. ''If the wives of the
American humorists are invalids,
your wife ought to be enjoying exs
ceedingly good health. - [Philadel-
phia Call.
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All UNAPPRKcIATIvE SOUL,

"To the seasneIIs spirit round
'Tis your heart that brings the sound:
The soft ses murnurs that you hear
Within, are captured from your ear.
You 10 poets and their song
a grlevcus wrong.
II your own soul does not bring
To their high imagining
As much beauty rs they sing"
i Courier Journal
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DURING THE EXCURSION SEASON.
In supporting newspaper, gentle
reader, you are casting your bread
upon the waters. and it will return to
you by first steamer.-Ss. Thomas
Journal.
AKISS OF YE OLDEN TYMEs;
Ys pleasure of Sc lovers kyss,
When hearts are in attune,
think | go lot far amyss
In calling Heavens boon.
Ye lips mix up in sweet embrace,
Ye eyes do popp AID flash,
Ye noses mAdIy interlace,
Then comes the final crash.
New Orleans Item.