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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-05-14
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The schools of the town are all in
session.
Work on the R. II. has not been re-
sumed as yet, and the contractors who
have been waiting for several weeks
past for orders are becoming disgust
ed and talk of going home.
Mr.. John Most and Miss Minnie
Lindenberger were married on Tues
day, the 5th inst. They were both
residents of this town and have the
we'll wishes of many friends.
Frank Eichman is having a we'll
drilled on his farm. He has already
reached the depth of about $50 feet
without obtaining the necessary sup
ply of water.
Charles Jones has been improving
the road leading down to his mill,
making it much easier and safer.
Much of the grading done on the r.
r. last winter has been washed away
by the river. 1t seems wrong to al
low wildcat railroad companies to
dump dirt into the river in that way,
for it certainly must create sand bars
and thus impede navigation. 1t would
seem that the general government i'll
view of the great amount of money it
has expended for the purpose of inn
proving the navigation of the Missis-
sippi would put a stop to such slip
shod way of grading along its banks.
Our town board is busy getting the
roads and bridges of the town in shape
after the floods of last fall. They de-
serve great credit for the manner in
which they have created order out OF
| chaos.
Lisle Cubit accompanied by one of
his brothers returned recently from a
visit to Ireland, where he went last
| fall to see his parents. He reports the
| country as being changed more than
he expected. The country is nearly
depopulated of young folks. Scarcely
any but the aged, the infirm and the
children remaining.
Mrs. F. G. Bliss is having her dwell
ing house repainted.
Mrs. John Meyer, of Prescott. is Wis
| iting with her daughter, Mrs. August
| Wehrmann, of this town. B. I'll. q.
H. S. West spent a few days in town
recently looking after his farm inter
ests.
AS the spring has been so cold and
| backward several of our farmers have
piowed their corn ground and sown it
with barley.
Sch. Richert is having some grub
bling done and will break about six or
eight acres this summer.
District No. / will not have any
school this summer as they had six
months term last winter.
The boys spend an evening every
little while spearing about the mouth
| of Big River. but so far have not sue
ceeded in getting many fish.
There was a dance at c. Jones last
Saturday night, but as we were not
there we cannot give particulars.
Johnnie Moore, of Trimbelle, was
in town last Sunday.
The river at this writing is falling
very fast.
Geo. Brown will work on a steam
boat during the coming summer.
b. Ell. Corcoran will teach in Dist.
No. ! this summer. He has taught
| there several terms before. That
speaks more than annexation.
Miss Ella Mclaughlin, of Trimbelle.
was visiting in town the first of the
week.
John Barrett, of River Falls, spent
few days in town looking after his
/ farm. u.
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j. M johnson has been to Stillwate /
with fat cattle.
Mrs. Larson is on the sick list.
Hugh Mcdonald says he is not GO
ing to sell any intoxicating liquors
this year.
School commenced here last Mon
day, with Miss Maggie Deveraux at
the helm.
We are not quite through seeding
yet though every one has commenced.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN.

STATE OF WISCONSIN. }ss.
PIERcB COUNTY. 90 Notice Is here
by given that so much of each and every tract
or parcel OF land situate. lying and being In the
County of Pierce, State of Wisconsin, described
in the follow ng statement as may be necessary
therefor will be sold at Public Auction for tax
es. interest and charges thereon for the year
1884 on the
THIRD TUESDAY 6F MAY, A. d. 1885,
being the 18th day of said month and so much
of the next succeeding days as may be necessary
to complete the sale. unless the taxes. interest
and other charges shall be paid on said land,
before said day of sale.
Sale to be held and continued at the Office of
the County Treasurer, in Ellsworth, County and
State aforesaid. and to commence at Q o'clock a.
NJ. of each day.
j. 8. R0UNCE. County Treasurer
Dated at the Office of the County Treasurer.
April II 1885.
Statement Of Real Estate IN Pierce County,
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Mr.. Gore has the sills of the new
cheese factory ready for delivery.
Charles Lowater has gone to Red
Wing to work in the Argus printing
office.
David Rice lost COW last week.
James Rice sold 500 worth of beef
cattle, not fatted, at nearly 5 cts. pei
pound, last week.
The mill broke down on Saturday
so that they we're unable TO finisf
grinding. and several had to take
their grists back unground.
Mr.. Hill is fitting up his shop fol
a dwelling house, to lie occupied By
his family. L.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-05-14

interested in Education solicited Address all
Communications to the Editor at Ellsworth,
Wisconsin,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-05-14
Rock Elm.
Rock Elm.
Seeding is about half done.

Seeding is about half done.
Mr.. Hawn has received large ship
ment of small carp from Madison
which he has placed in his pond.
William Bulmer starts for Chicago
Tuesday. to spend the summer.
Miss Frye will supply Rev. RUSSELL
pulpit at the Centre next Sunday.
The Post will make their head
quarters over D. L. Whites hardware
store for the coming season.
Four loads of railroad scrapers pass
ed through here Sunday enroute for
Ellsworth.
A daily or tri-weekly stage is talk
ed of between here and Ellsworth as
soon as the cars run to that place.
L. I'll. Tornow has opend his second
term of evening German schools.
Those from other towns wishing to
attend can have the benefit of lessons
in day time AS well as in the evenings.
The course is is lessons for 81 so, and
| board can be had at low rates. Clerk
| business men, physicians, and teach
ers need to understand the German
| language.
Died, May 7, Eliza Leona, infant
daughter of Robert and Nellie Groot,
aged months and days. The re-
mains were inferred in the lower Gem.
etery where five little mounds mark
the resting places of as many infant
forms that have been bourn from the
home of this bereaved couple. One
little one only remains to them of a
family of six children. Z.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-05-14
BuckIen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve III the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. 1t Is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price % cents pei
box. For sale by Edsall Bros, Druggists, River
Falls, Wis. silly
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School Furniture!
The New Fashion School Desk
is unequaled for

The wood is fastened to the iron by patent T
head, so it cannot come apart like those con-
lected by wires, screws and bolts.
The undersigned is agent for School Furni-
tureofevery description, and win be pleased to
hear from districts desiring to purchase. IA
River Falls, Wis. J. ED. JOHNSON.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-05-14

All teachers who are supplied with
blanks for school engagement reports
should fill and forward them as soon
as possible. Those not having a sup.
ply should make application and they
will be forwarded.
We are Informed in recent letter
from the State superintendent that
the supply of Manuals on the Course
of Study is exhausted. Those teach
ers who made application for them
will be obliged to wait till new sup.
ply IS procured.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-05-14
Notice of Sale on foreclosure.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT COURT,
= Pierce County
D. c. Davis f. IT. Davis, f. n. Davis, D. W
Davis and S. II. Davis Plaintiffs against 5. &.
Evens and Ellen Evens defendants.
By virtue of Il Judgment of foreclosure and
sale made in the above entitled action on
the nineteenth day Of February A. d. 1884, the
undersigned sheriff of Pierce county viii sell at
the front door of the postofiee i'll the village OF
River Falls in the town Of River Falls, in said
Pierce county, on the fifth day of June A. D.
1888, at two O'Clock in the afternoon of that
day at public yendue, the real estate and
mortgaged premises directed by said judgment
to be sold and lying and being in said Pierce
county and in said judgment described as fol
lows; Commencing at the southwest corner OF
lot five t5l in block eleven III in the original
plat ofthe village of River Falls thence north
erly parallel with Main Street eight (Sl rods
thence westerly, parallel with the lines of said
block sixteen G6) rods; thence southerly, paral
lei with said Main street eight ts) rods; thence
easterly to the place OF beginning
DAVID SCOTT, Sheriff.
By A. H. LORD. Under Sheriff. SIT
Dated February i9, 1888.
SMITH & HAUGEN Plaintiffs Attys.
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Educational.

j. A. MURPHY EDITOR
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80 feet on Oak st next to
LOT s and 70 feet deep in
Z aud 80 feet Of . end o.
q !
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Lodges.
River fails Grange P. Of

RiUer falls Grange P. off,.
stated meetings on the ID and 4th Saturdays o.
,verv month at , O'Clock p.m.i in their hallseutf
Pr LOWELL, Master.
o. STRAHL, Secretary.
Union Lodge no. SO. A. 0. ".
Regular meeting every Thursday evening. an
members should be pres mt at the first meeting Ia
s,,err r,,o4fE W BURNETT, NJ. W.
C. H. WISCHELIa Recorder
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Statement Of Real Estate IN Pierce County,
Wisconsin. upon which the taxes remain an-
paid April /. 1885.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-24
TtE REALM or HENITY.


W. y. Grand ~ Go have pcrhap,
the most inviting display and stock
of holiday goods, aud goods suitable
for holiday presents Ia be found in
central Texas. II contains the latest
novelties III glass and Iuccuswarc in
great variety. Their stock of lAmps
is especially fun, comprising stand
lamps, in 100 designs. elegant hall amt
library lamps. with shades in china.
milk aud culorod glass; electric lamps
of the latest and most improved pat
terms; student lamps with improved
burner, regulating the hriGht of
the flame from below ~ Wcll ~ "A
good assortment OF three or -four
light chandeliers.
In decorated ware, their stock
ranges from mn elegant dinner set Of
German china to shaving mug, in
Guiding IN great variety the following
goods.
\ we'll selected stock otNaScs motto
cups and .Huccre, mouetHchc cups and
-aurcr-. decorated cuspidor, from
ir"u--touc china to Imported good, of
the very best quality, lea and toilet
sets.
NilvrrWarc and colorcd glassware
also form mn important part OF the
stock, and fireworks of all kind- are
handled TO iu~urra lively time around
Christmas
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-24

Thc second Rendition ~ the NcCicI
land I.u.t y t.nI


49, NE e,'"u" I'uH''"" ~ 'H'
HIN""o' 10y or" '",i,', opVra
'"P'' Wa gwen "' 'uc N,' I'l 'aill
"P'la hV"'' 4" u 'H' ',' IHSu'"na-
cc'C %l"' nee ~ nis"" VINO
Il,eeu I" near .hl1 lalc'l production
o' ''l'u''' ana I"'.'N an N"'' II Wa
" F.o""''u "''e ','uN ",'' ',.as'
W 'Hs' my ~, opl,,'i'uu HHu I"
S''"' paw H' tue A'"''','o was '"',,
l'"N'" "' l'os' wa" "',v !" W.
Pl'Hs,u WI" ,''u, ''"''
nav 'hvN '"""E'' S"''HiN ,u''"-
,rINeS 10y nearing IT S',"iu 'l,u'.
me opera wa, P,'S,,'''" WIN We
same cast III 'n' ,c""'uE '"''s w"
ne exception "l Tue "oSrn'r "' Nt'SN
WAY ~ NH''NuH' W"'S' pa, Wa 'aN'"
ny WIS nal i''"l' pl ""' 'i,'o Ia
N"ilir WIN All southern au''lrnV'~.
a"h MISS h"rn''h'N e. WY PI",'l''
,nG N"HO AZ t'>>' SUM" ."' '"'c "i
Il'il N,lE' MISS n"P'nN'' IIIi'I
part nc troupe ms In,i"u'i'"!l
p'rh N'HNrnt" '"ir '''''"Iif S''''' ~
Irsi tour 'Ir""E' u ,'N"N ,"'N ~ a'""'
ny nav liE dt"PP'u VI M NAY an" s'\
'ral ol the 'ho,US sins''H' u",!' l'lH''
lut lflllAl'' hiSS N''l '''"'' WV wy
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-24
PERSON Al.

MIR Warren Patterson, of Temple,
is in the city.
MIR. George Dcmham, of the Mikado
company, is the star around which the
lesser lights rcVolyc.
MIR T.. II. Tricc, a prominent iurni-
urc dealer Of lllll-horO and Taylor
WAS in the city YESTERDAY
Mr.. sam Berry and his family lclt
last night for Jefferson, Texas, where
they viii spend the holidays with Mr.
H. parents.
Alcs,rs. VIM, >. Banks, John W
Wright aud VIM. u. Cos, of Temple
caIne up Yesterday To attend the Mi
hAdo last evening.
Mr. Lem Jones, ir, our efficient
agent NJ Ross, was in the city Ncster-
day, and paid his respects Hnd his
money to the ENAMINEK.
Misses Bette Duuuica. and Jessie
Tooth, OF BRYAN, ARE in the city
Spending the holidays with Captain
Thomas Dugclby and family
Mrs. Geo, +. Oglcsby is confined to
| her room, aud is quite ill., She ha'
been SO for many day. However
-he WAS reported better yesterday.
The following parties came IN IRON
Hclton yesterday TO sec Miknlo ln-'
night Mr. G.. X. Bennett ne t,ilc'
md the Misses Ben ic Walker AN,
Helen Num-
Rev. j T. LINK gave the EXAMINE
a pleasant visit yesterday. lie ha
full, determined to move hi- papcl
mere, after the prcuninaries have
been fully settled.
MIR. G. " white has returned from
. hi, ranch ia Fisher county, aud re-
e potts That there has not been ram
1 lnU cot aty consequence Tor ecN'ra
month up IA the Panhandle.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-24

Miss TYLER Wilkinson. of Nc.
| Grcgor after hcing in The city a few
days. left with Miss Bette Davidson
| yesterday for her home, where they
viii spend Christmas together
Mr.. ". L. Powell has returned from
q trip to Pilot Point and expresses
himself as being ~o well pleased with
Denton county that hc Is thinking of
selling Out here and moving mp there.
Mr. Joe Lehman is still quite ill.
Mrs. Lehman has concluded To defer
her usual Christina, dinner until such
tine a. Mr.. l. il able 40 assist with
it, There dinners have been quite n
feature to the many who have
boarded there. 10 have ever
boarded at Lehmm's entities one to
portake OF the Christmas feast free OF
charge.
At the Pacific: J Frees. \ j Haley.
Dallas; Charles : Cline, Chicago; tco
Hun. Galveston: Thos Wrhhcr rcN.
atkanM George Phillips. Pleasant
i'll; j Il Manning New York; T Il
Gorduu Cincinnati: Vi FINLEY. Il +
Logan. New Orleans |. T. Turner, llo-
mcr La; + j T. Johnson. Houston. II
II Starr. Marlin: I + PARKER, Texas; L
\ Green. lllllsburo. John / Woodson
Gatcsvillc. Miss on Helen Nun. G. Il
Bennett. Miss Bcuuic Walker. Brlton
Miss Willis stephens, pitt~hurg; W :
Banks. j W Wright, " - Cos. Fem
Pile; ii : Buckncr. New ork; f W
Mitchell, Brcmond; NJ Dranc, Corsi-
cana.
At the New McClclland: IT. Woods.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-24

That prince OF caterers, Gully, the
Cook, has Just purchased the Mas
cote restaurant on franklin street,
and viii at once perfect each depart
mcml, making it THE place in Waco
for those who appreciate fine cookery
and polite service, Wild urtey,
quail. prniric chicken, jack ,nipc,
Berwick bay oysters, meats and fish
of every Kind will be served at all
hours, day aud night Billy needs
little further commcmdati II, seeing
that ne Ia, the experience of eighteen
years II, cartercr to the public palate,
aud his having held the position for n
long time rs chief AT the mr-iAmrd
/ Dclmonico',, OF New York City, is n
/ guarantee that he knows his business
/ Call and see him.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-24
Committees for the HAN ON III" 3Iat

For the information of the young
ladies and gentlemen OF our CITY, rs
we'll ~ all others who tcci AN interest
in the success of the ball to be given
hv the Married Mems social Cluh'
Mt Met hollands Opera House on the
3l,t inst. the announcement of the
several committee, is considered
proper and ARE made in the following
order;
General manager K. g. Cheese.
man
Reception Colonel VIM Cameron,
= ". ~laydcn. Colonel Il. Il. PARROT,
Hon. Geo. Clark.
invitation Edward Toby, Dr w
Il. Clifton, John f. llor-iull, Captain
4. a Blair.
Floor managers WV. Sclcy, Tom
Padgitt James l.. ~aydcn, Jas. +
Massey.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-24
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4 FREE VI N


The iO5 Missouri Pacific tram y'>-
trrdnN afternoon brought u PARTON
for George W. smith from Governor
Ireland. Yesterday morning lnl.or
Tom stephens released George from
the cell and allowed him the privilege
81 the corridor. j. r. Downs, esq,
received the pardon and in company
with several gentlemen went TO the
lail and it was handed to smith. Mr..
sam WhalcN looked at the paper, and
when lac saw ii was 1ll right the door
WAS unlocked and George walked
away free man.
Poor fellow; hc Was so tull of grail
tude TO his friends for their efforts in
his behalf that he did not have
words to express himself lie
told the BANNER reporter
that he had determined To
stay in Waco and redeem himself.
That he knew he had violated the
laws OF the state. but il WAS done
" hen he was in such a condition that
he knew not what he WAS doing II
had been dear lesson To him, and
from this time forth he would be a
man, and gentleman. lie held no
mnllcc toward any one. George
smith has .inncd "hc that is with
ont sin, let him cast the first stone,
but hc has said hc will do 80 ne
more, ami he is rather to hc cncour.
aged than discouraged. Let In
friends assist him III the hereafter to
Keep up his good resolutions, and VT
have no doubt but that lac will show
his makeup aud manhood in the iu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-24
ANARRnM ESaApE.
something About christmas Meats
ana u BtE Refrigerator


Murphy ,he da.>'
ro learn how ' i'c ,,I,. .' ~, E',t,..,y.,i
How ho handles 'hc h.a3e
,,d a aS., SG a.. h,s tht u. t'' ..,.
Isn't ALI sls,hei
n'. sy,;. 81. ~ g,l t"..,,' ,,1o,
Bntn neat sweet and clean
ANs maid of sixteen,
'''' '""N II ''"'' ,''"S'i .' wee" ''
l Is stranger 'hose are l"'ls' ana
Io" Gu iai' 10 MAXI u i''eil''Tan
u""! % j, " ou want TO- NcvP Pca,' u,
we 'AI'i,'!' ial ~" ""I lps, anu uI,'
'"VeWel 20 dyspepsia anu s'al' meal
NO owns t'iIs sHUP' uo ' ou say
well tn"! rlcn' why man IL L.
biahe Sd, y blaNe, 'ht star p'llchcr
nI leNa@, Tue man VINO know good
p''' amman Al sleh'' ahu uVn | arrow
IL To escape II money VIII huN II.
GU ust ought to see ms CHRISTMAS
'Wllt' ihtl are SO lht N"h 'ouiu put
Il horac-car track along thrlt hn' X
anu have plenty OF room Tor witches.
Hash he nothing nut bcel
rms was too good. ana the heWspa-
per inai concluded TO Just paral we
mat newcomer from Dhlias rlSh' theh
ana there So is prerau''oh against
the sudden 'iAilSe Oh temperature ne
would experience, the sc'loe caused
INN to lmblbc a niue cA'rhcf OF corn
ana then marched MN INTO thc my
NtcNchs TciriSc'Hl"I 'la' i'aht hc'I's
ms meats IN, 50 That All the Auilnal
hrnt may he pNnrllrd before
-.
hc serves IL I" MS CUSTOMERS
then closed the door and
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-24
wuAT THEY SAY >n"iriT
= cara From, Mr.. James Is. Hnh"r 1T
Regard to the Iui,crSity.

10 INC FdIlOT OI NC FNHmTn0T.
Lately hay had conversations
with Rev Dr. i. Il. lAnk, OF Austin,
aud Colonial "A. W. Dunn, banker ot
Colorado City. As We are To have II
meeting of our business men ON
/ Thursday, December 81, Colonel Dunn
agreed to be there with Dr. Link and
other prominent gentlemen from
abroad. and says he will state to our
people that they need not doubt but
what the Baptisrs ofTcXas will cndow
our future Baylor University with
. 100000. He has given to Baylor
/ $1,000, and ; 900 to Waco lnivcI
sity. am proud to see such men H.
| Colonel Dunn coming To the front.
/ and expressing such favorable word
+ tor Us. Truly
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-24
mma Abbott English Opera Com
panN.

Lmma Abbott English Opera Com
panN.
GA Tuesday, December 10Th, the re-
(ownrd Emma Abbott aud her large
Bubble opeln company, will perform
! DE of their best operas in this city.
|lhe unprecedented success of Emma
Abbott in English opera eclipse, that
|Nhicvcd by Kellogg or RichiugS, aud
Ter company this year is said to be
Ae most expensive and complete
nycIing operate organization in
IBIS country. The most popular ar.
lists to bc had in England aud Amor
20 are enrolled under Abbott =
sandard; among whom are Fernando
Aichelrna the new Spanish American
'enOr, whose exquisite singing, I'M.
qualed acting and gorGcou, dressing
make him "a great popular iavorlte
AgoSlina Montcgrillu, st celebrated
raor, who has sung with great sue.
CESS with many noted celebrities in
Ns country, such rs Etcl6a Gcrstcr
l@Ma Albcun and Minnie lIauk
M lrUcttc, the famous baritone
NsR success n English opera ha'
pfa As pronounced rs that h'
anClle'el in Maplcson's Grand Italian
Uich Ompauy; VIM. l'roddocE, the
iWahi American hAsSo, l. unIVer
A'l acknoW lodged the greatest buNs'
lle English operate stage ms
Auu' beautiful voice. artistic meth
and charming appearance Hak'
4a universal iuVuritc; Fred DIXON
lhlmitHb!n bullo-b baritone AM
4'acler actor. Maurice Council AM
Saselo Barbara complete the list q
pll!clpM gentlemen connect
IA II WITH the organization. Anon
Aulc,, the name of Emma \ blot
'4'sNithout PARALLEL for success an
elehtlouS devotion to duty; Laur
"i recently from triumphS /
Havana and Mexico, is II gltic
VI great culture aud rciincmcu
yvhe Of the most acCOmpli~hc
~ ON the operate stage, llIll
]huale, the popular contralto,
Without rival in English opcr
NeryMherc her " undcrlully re
pathctic voice is commrntc
I' Marie brentwood and Berth
,., may are both gifted and versatl
"oe's OF the company. Bcsid,
hi 40 rps of artists, large chOri
s"ecllNo orchestra belong To Il
-,tf'"l, forming al ensemble con
Shc," Hu perfect in every detail, an
r'nior magnitude and merit stan,
ht4 e.. L.. l..
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-24

Casters. bargains in m~tors. al
LcYin>hi ~ Aibca'o