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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-21
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-21
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-21
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treflib IT'D Qper'S G~orf0poritIa SWr &eiz
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Gnttrdftung berporgeEeG, @ioeritano au leiiten
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-29

SPRING style of hats at Seaton's hat store, 25
North Pennsylvania street
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-29

LUNDBoRG's Perfume, Edenia.
Lundborg's Perfume, Marechal Mel Rose.
Lundborg's Perfume, Alpine Violet.
Lundborg's Perfume Lily of the Valley.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-29
WALL DECORATIONS.

This Department has just been greatly en-
riched by new receipts in the shape of selections
from all the leading manufacturers, both Ameri-
car and Foreign, comprising the most recent and
approved artistic products of this branch of dec
orative art-such as Silver Papers Stencil de-
signs, Raised Felts Stamped feathers, Tapes
try effects, etc. We show full line of Lincrusta
Walton, the latest novelty in this description of
Wall Establishment, with the patterns in solid
relief, and blending in superior degree the quail
ties of beauty and elegance with indestructbility
Complementary of the foregoing we show com
plete line of elegant and harmonious Frieze and
Ceiling Decorations In Medium and Cheap
Papers, as well as in the more costly and elegant
descriptions, we show the largest stock and the
most complete variety ever seen in this city.
Our patrons have the benefit of the services of
an experienced, skillful and thoroughly efficient
designer, who personally superintends for us the
work of Wall Decoration. One innovation in
troduced by us will be particularly appreciated
by our patrons We save you the trouble of tax
ing up carpets which we protect from all soiling
or damage of any kind while performing the
work of Decorating Walls and Ceilings of rooms
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-29

SIJS, 44S.J6
Twenty-Five thousand dollars is past due and $10
600 will fall due April 81 and these must be paid in
full 10 protect the collateras There is also fur
Their indebtedness of $3 500 mortgages upon real
estate owned by the banking company, most of which
is due and will have to be paid in full unless sale of the
property is effected soon.
Upon the above showing your receiver is of the
opinion that it possible without injury to the inter
upon the Indebtedness and he asks order authoriz
ing him to pay such dividend upon all claims entitled
to participate therein and after April Is, 1884
by which date he can have the necessary dividend
books and orders fully prepared, upon such notice as
to the court may deem best to order.
JOHN c. S. HARRISON Receiver
Judge Taylor accordingly made the order for
the dividend as requested.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-29
PRICES ALWAYS IN PLAIN FIGURES.
PETTIs, BAssETT & Go.
Payment of transferred School Taxes.

In reply to a question asking where the school
tax of person transferred from one county to
another is due, State Superintendent Holcomb
gives the opinion that as transfers are made not
later than April and the taxes are assessed in
June, the payment should be made before the
beginning of the fall term of school. The law
provides that persons transferred from one town
or township to adjoining county for school
purposes shall pay all local school taxes directly
to the trustee of the township to which the
transfer is made, upon penalty of being excluded
from school privileges
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-29
WINDOW DRAPERIES. ETC.

We wish to emphasize the
merits of our display of Lace
Curtains, Nottingham. Madras,
Antique, Ecru Applique, Tam
bour, Brussels, etc. Large i'm
portations of our own, just re-
ceived and placed in stock for
inspection and sale, offer many
novelties of pattern and design
that are marvels of usefulness
and elegance.
In heavy Curtains, we show
all fabrics, in numberless pat
terns-Raw Silk, with tinseled
dadoes; Turcomans, by the pair
or by the yard; Silk Floren-
tines, etc.
Our stock Of Window Shades,
both plain and with dado, and
of Furniture Coverings, COM
prises all fabrics, grades and
styles.
In Table and Piano Covers
and Scarfs, we show the most
beautiful designs ever seen in
this market.
- 4.4 &c +bo o,,oor;or;+X Of +ha
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-29
To Roller Skatists.

The unprecedented sale of the Henley Roller
Rink Skate and the continued demand for it is
sufficient evidence of its superiority over all
other skates. It is easy running light, neat
durable and handsome. For sale by the pair or
quantity for rink purposes at manufaeturers'
prices, by HILDEBRAND g. FUGATE,
Agents Henley Roller Skate, 80 South Meridian
street
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-29

snrine Fabrics for Gentlemen.

Egan G. Treat, whose reputation as fashion
alone but who are patronized from the most
distant points by gentlemen who desire unques-
tionably frst-class fabrics, made up IN unques-
tionable style and by irst-class workmen are
now displaying the handsomest lines of spring
fabrics that have ever appeared anywhere They
are now busy taking measurements, but none
too busy to show goods and receive orders.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-29
Carpets, Wall Paper,
M67 WINDOW DRAPERIES, ETC.

We invite attention of all who the subject Interior Decorations and
n variety favorable
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-13
PERSON Al.

Mr.. ". :. -laNdcn i, back from
trip to IT. Louis.
Judge h. W RHINE, was ON hand at
the judicial convention Yesterday
Frank steiner left yesterday even
ing to spend 81 months holiday at
Lake Ninctuuka.
State senator John g. Martin. of
Marlin. was up Yesterday looking on
at the convention.
Mrs. Jennie Freedman, nee Mis-,
Jennie Lyons. j. dangerously i'll st her
fathers home, on North Third street.
Mr., X. :. Dickrr,on. representing
the Jos. Garncan Cracker company is
in the city He is a. rlcvrrH tourist
a, ever clutchcd a grip or boarded IA
cnhuO-c.
Capt. g. A. King, Of Marlin, wa-
among the visitors to the city yc-tcr-
day. He didn't seem to bc much
crushed by having the Judicial conyrn-
ton sit down on him.
:. l.. Boone. who left Waco tuur
months ago. j. back on - visit. tie
hang, out at the Fort now, but lac
find, ii impossible to keep away from
old Waco, II j. the way with all ot
them.
Col. John l., Barlow. of the States
man. at Austin, came up yesterday and
returns this morning. The Colonel
rctirc- from the management of tia"
Statesman on thu 18th. He looks ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-13
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-13
The Eve.

Hawkes. new Cry>t,..izcd lenses, the
finest in the world. for the prrSrrya-
tiun of the sight. recommended by the
medical faculty throughout the coun-
try Hawkes. cnteNten>ion spring
eye glasses, the finest in existence.
The above glasses are fitted Ia all con
ditionS of the eve 10y Castles X Murri-
son, agents, (rhr Old Drug Corner.
lrddlcrN will not bc supplied with
lht>" glasses al any price. aii-2m
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-13
BAKING POW DERS.

course of his remarks, and wns re-
slondcd to by Mr. Wharton,
Who maintained that the PEG
Pile of Fal- county endorsed
Watson rs u delegate.
MIR. Makeig said TINT the question
had resolved itself to this point. were
those proxies legally appointed: lie
could hear of no provision having
been made by the Fall, County Con
ven,iun for any proxies Whatever
McLcunan had made none. Hence,
these gentlemen have no rights what
ever in this convention. MIR. Whar-
ton called for the precedent for such
action IT, this, stating that it was well
known that in nearly every instance
proxies were recognized. Here cries
of "pucstion" drowned out the orators
and the motion to ndopt the minority
report. rs to proxies, was put and
carried Then the original report H.
thus amended was adopted.
Thi, question having been settled,
the report the committee ON per-
mancnt organization was next III or
der. This report recommended MIR.
j. -. johnson H. permanent char
man, and +. ID. Penny H. secretary.
o
hv allowing McLcnnan county five
votes and Falls four. The question OF
the adoption of a majority or Il two
thirds rule wa, referred back To the
convention
The report wa, adopted and then
MIR. Johnson with his noble Cuuntcn-
ancc -uilu,cd with brushes. rose and
asked if there was not some one else
- 4 81. Al
tbnt the convention was determined
to thrus, the honor upon him, and he
nodcstlv assembled the stand. lie
said he had no speech to make amt
/ would proceed to business. The first
! point was aS to whether the two
/ thirds rule should bc adopted. and n
Fails county delegate moved that 1t
hc SO. The motion was lost by vote
of eight To six. Then II motion Ia
adopt the majority rule pr"Nhllcd.
Now there occurred II little ripple
caused by Mr.. Wharton announcing
that he desired to Withdraw irum
+ the convention. He said: speak
+ ing for my self in withdrawing from
this convention, feel that Would Ice
violating the wishes of my people hN
remaining in the convention, which
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-13
Cooling Baths, Ocean Breezss, and
Fresh Roses.

are in the thoughts OF all, at this time OF
the summer. 10 be- entirely comfortable,
I il also necessary 10 think Il "a cooling
re.im- "a Vegetable Diet, crisp salids. enc
IA mind =. ease No mind can be Al ea',
without hts III. One of our friends sly, :
Il sickness ioSp's EXTRACT il North it,
weight in Coli" II r"nqu,I> All Kinds o.
Intiamati',n-. Will, tor nii sorts OF hrmoI.
rhnge, il is the 9rea'cst known rmrd'
Eminent physicians prescribe II through.
nmt Eurnpt and Anllion.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-13
shooting.

some OF the members of the ''un
club went ont yesterday for prac-
tice -hoot The following scores were
made Fir, match, - balls. i yards
rl-e-Garland. Il; Clark. Il; Willis,
II: FurmAn, Il, lipscomb, II. Mr.,
Fort .hot several rounds, but retired
before completing the match.
second match, sweepstakes. > bal l.
For. !: Furman. ; A.; Garland. 5; Lips
comb. 3: Clark. !; Willis. /. furman
60, nr,t money. and Fort won second
IN the shoot oil.
Third match, 3 balls sweepstakes
For. =: Garland. 3 Clark, 3 Willis,
s: Wnh-, 8: Furmsn, 3. Willis won
irst money on the lie, and Fort took
Nscold
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-13

To all who are Suffering from the
errors and indi,crrtions of youth. ncr-
vous weakness, early decay. los, of
manhood, etc, will send receipt
that will cure YOU FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered bya missionary in south
America send Il sclf-addrr-s enve-
lopc to the Rev. Joseph f. lnman, sta
tion H.. New York City. 3 26deod X
uly
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-13
Farmers House BurgiariIcd,

Mr.. Aiusworth living near Patrick
had the misfortune To- have hi house
robbed of several valuabir., among
the number two notes amounting 10
S39S, and also watch and tine gold
finger ring. No party ha- yet been
suNPicioned As the guilty one. Mr..
Ainsworth j, IA new conner and Seems
Il little outraged over hi, introduction
To Texas customers "a he call, II. He
does not seem TO be aware Of the fact
that these things occur all over the
land.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-13
YOUNG DEMOCRACY.
4 ROusing Meeting at the Court
House Last Night.
Constitution and Bylaws
Preparations for the Jubilee
Tomorrow Night.

~ one ufthe best evidences of the
interest taken by the Young men of
this city and county in the present
Important political campaign may bc
taken the rousing and enthusiastic
meeting AT the court house last night
10 complete the organization OF Il
Young mems Democratic club which
was begun last Thursday night The
meeting was called to order by W. :.
Baker, Esq. Mr.. .. Wheat being see
Rotary. The minutes of the last meet
ing were read and adopted, and then
ON motion the roll was called and new
names added. fitty-siX new members
were enrolled amid much enthusiasm.
The club now numbers upward of l2U.
and MIR. Baker thinks that at the pres
ent rate the number will soon swell to
800
The committee ON arrangements APP
pointed AT the last meeting reported
that they had sent invitations to Hon
Richard Coke Hon. Il. q. Mills. zen.
l.. =. Ross, Hon. Barnett Gibbs, AMI
Hon. Georgc W. Tyler to address the
meeting to morrow (IhursdaN)
night, and that responses had
been received from all
,>,,,,, Mr. Cihh. Ne.sr. Coke
,l;IJF and. .r,lrr .rc,nteI lint cen
nn". an orcnunt of inst having re-.
turned from Dallas. was forced to
NIX ,n he excused hi. time but assmr-
cd tho committee of hi. hearty sup
rn.r, md nrnuiscd to talk 10 them AT
some later dny. The committee also
rrunrtrd that an expense of some
- on yuuld have TO be incurred for
mus. and other incidental. for Thurs
J.,y ui,,ht'. celebration. That carri-
n,r. aud sanford johnson, bic band
w-n,,nn vnuld be had graft, Further,
thnt every member OF the club was
.rNur,trd to meet at the Pacific Hotel
ON Thursday nirht at \ O'Clock to c--
cor. the sneaker. and the visiting del
.r,r,tinn t1 the court house. Also that
tLn committee would meet Hon. II. q.
NIiI. ot the dppot. The programme
.v'iu NO ruili.hcd i'm to-mnrr0w', ua.
,,.r. Tbn nov, ranort VA. from The
i.,,,,uittnr ON credentials and by-laws
uhi,h .rhmitt,d a .et of article, md
la,,.s ,I,.t nfi.r como rnrrnrtinns and
.n,n. iirnI, Lnh,tn wore ,dnut.d
~" ,ra,,,.,c, of r.us tn", nnint nf
'r,j..," ihnund ,h,t nv.rvhndy wa.
,,'n,.i'in,, ,Lo nr,oed;nr. and
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.Ji.,iurIi.LaJ ,hiIi,y an arrnunt
,'.ll.nt nu,i;t;..t;,u. a.. 4.
,,r..iJinm ntirrr There wrr, iva
nrn,,nhir, .uhmitt.J one hrirf con
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said good Mrs Powers, who had lust
rescued her "wickrdcst" from II nest
of hornets, and was pouring "PoNp's
EXTRACT upon hi, wounds. II didn't
mean the hornrt-" she added, turning
To her friend Mrs. Goodwin. II mean
this PuNp's EXTRACT Just see how il
acts, and 10y tomorrow all this swell
ing will he gone. It. Just the same.
used internally and always cures In
Examinations and Ilcmorrhagcs of
every sort. would not hc without ii
for the world
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Notice.

In another column will be found an
article in which all whether they will
or no. are interested. Ncglccting To
reed il may PROV" very serious a.
well a. an expensive affair. We refer
to the advertisement of Prickly Ash
Bitters. \ knowledge of it- merits
and the benefit You or your family
may derive from using il will save not
only health but many dollars other
wise expended in "Doctor>' bill>.
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with the Recorder.

The docket in the city court wa,
only moderate Yesterday. Mont llO-
san appeared and pleaded guilty To
carving pistol, On SUNDAY night a
week ago. and Wa lined $50 VIII
Woodbuau. drunk. fined -. and a like
penalty Wa inflicted upon John
~.aW-ou Tor the -au" otlen-r. Burk
and John Hutchinson. cur,ing and
wearing in public place, were re
puc-tcd % ante up - each.
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JESSE BoRING. NJ. u. d, u.
COLO our O FIELDS.

When we conrider the health to be
better than wealth, then must WI con
sidcr the old field MULLEN better than
glod-at least the medical word 50
recoguize II, aud attest its merits
over cod liver oil TOR luuS troub es.
Made in tea aud combined wirh
: sweet gum. il presents in Taylor's
Cherokee Remedy of sweet Gum and
Mullen, pleasant and effective cure
for Croup, Whoop'ng-coug Cold
md Consumption. Sold by all drug
lists ri 25c and 81 on a hottie.
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Mr. W \. iumphries, who lives
some fifteen miles mp the river, brings
n most encouraging report from his
section lie has one field of one hun
drcd and tittv acre, of cotton which he
j. positive will Weld bale to the acre.
He SAWS that the plant would he inn
proved 10y good rain but viii MAKE
il through for some time Vet withoat
rain. This is probably the best piece
OF cotton 10 be found IN The county.
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RIDGE. MclNTosH Co.. GA.

KIDGE, MCINTOSH o., IA.
Dr j. Bradtcld:
DEAR SIR-I have taken several bot
ties of Your Female Regulator for fall
ing of the womb and other diseases
combined. of sixteen years standing,
and really believe | am cured en-
tirely. for which please accept my
heartfelt thanks and most profound
gratitude. know your medicine
saved my life, so Won see cannot
speak too highly in its favor. have
recommended il to several of my &C
quaintances who are suffering ~ |
was Yours very respectfully,
MRS. W. r., SrEBBINs.
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Again do We desire to call Your at
trntiun to the fact that We are rccriN-
ing a weekly invoice of Cape way sun
hats. which we can trim Ia suit any
taste. DO not forget the fact that all
other goods in The millinery line will
be sold You AT your own price, n we
must not carry over any stock hui be-
gin the fall season without any odds
or ends of summer wear remaining.
Mis- ELLA =. CONES.