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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-04
PERSON Al.

Mr.. 7. J.. Downs, of Temple Is in
the city.
Mrs. Lee n. Penny, left Yesterday
for Georgetown, an short visit to
friends.
Mr.. Tom 7. Lisman, loft yesterday
ON all extensive trip to the southern
and western country.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. TAFT, returned
yesterday from an extended trip
north and east. They spent several
days visiting relatives in Michigan.
Mrs. j. W. Mackoy, nee Miss Ida
Sparks, after stopping with parents
for several days in this dty, left yes
terday for Georgetown, and will be
present at the commencement oXcr-
cises of the Southern university.
Miss Lucy PeytOn, who has been
spending some time in the city visit
ing her cousin, Miss Maggie Eskridgc,
OH south Eighth street, leaves this
morning for Reagan. BE consold
boys, she says she'll come again.
The aflablo, good-looking aud cncr-
getic manager of the TcXarkana lum-
Der company, MIR. Tom ID Hays leaves
this morning on visit to his broth
cr's family at Texarkana. Mr.. Hays
will be absent about one week. lie
could not stay away from Waco long
er than ten days anyhow.
At the Pacific n Handy, Fort
Worth; A w Childscrs, Dallas;
Thomas Hodge, Henderson, Ky.
j l. Lawson, Texas & ST l. II II; John
4 Blailock, Wichita Falls; j Simon,
Marlin, Tex; 5 + Carter, Village
Mills, Texas; larry Bradford, Bolton;
+ w Watkins, New York City; Il
Gidinugh. Dallas, Robert Thompson,
Phila Times; j W Waller, MeXia, Tex;
Geo B Hollowig. Count Bernstroil,
Perry, Tex; Nelson Davis, Galveston:
l. Ncwburg, City; G II Schultz, j T.
Bullock, j A Graham. milwaukee,; &
II Scoville. City; & Il Caster, Troy,
Tex: Will Lilliard, Tex; John 5
Young. Philadelphia; Miss Laura
Kane, Dallas. l. j kracmer, 4 n ~ /.
|, II; A A Lewis, Houston.
Al the New McClcland: f O llar-
ris, Iredell; Il & Perry, j w Miles,
Coleman; II & jackson, Fred Flynn.
college; j Il Brooks, Atlanta, Ga, j
NJ Shapiro, Madisonville; J NJ Laing,
New York; i W Luttuloh, Gatesville;
l. A Battle, Bolton; Geo a Sawyer,
Quincy, III: NJ l. Winans, Lorcna; II
& Jackson, llilsboro; q II Long, New
Mexico. w Mcdonald, city; & i
Lusch, A A King, New York; Il 5
Rupcll, Mobile, Ala; ; Il Ferguson.
Troy; l. Ii Fish, ST Louis; II Elan
dcrs, Tyler; } u Wadleigh, Pine Blum;
A j Dodd. 81 Louis; |. j Krcamcr,
Brinkley; T. II Tice, Union City, Tenn;
l. f Day, st Louis, Mo; T. a Sturgis,
city; Samuel V Monks and wife, ST
Louis.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-04
THE LITTLE FOLKS.
kindergarten Entertainment nj
Waco Female College Last Night.

There was very encouraging au-
dipnce assembled at the Waco Female
College last evening to witness the
opening of the commencement eXcr-
cises. The exercises were confined to
the kindergarten department which
is presided over by Miss Julia Won
Brock. The programme, very long
one, WAS composed of songs rGcita-
tons, dialogues, and tableaux, some of
them very difficult ones too for such
small children. 1t was very amusing
aud entertaining, to see the little ba-
bies toddling along in calisthentic
procession bringing down their mill
tary left with resonant stamp, cadenc-
| ing with the music. The ludicrous
efforts at initiating the ways of grown
up people, their CAuary-like voices,
and their dimiuutive proper
lions rendered the scene not
unlike the fairy revels as found in tie
book of Grimm.
The whole department did remark
Iably well, none faltcrcd, nor muffin
led, and not one forgot his or hci
part or cue, and el their speeches
were received with hearty applause
| but there are hOlnc NuO Hltlll spec
| ial attention. Mastcr Downs Mar
shall, showed a great deal of self
possession and delivered his declama
ton IN clear, deliberate tones; hC
meant for that audience to hear him
and they heard him.
THE comic duet by Miss Louis'
Beach and Master Bailey Finks wa
quite a hit, while "The Old Maid anC
Old Bachelor" by Miss Sallie Robin
son and Master Bailey Slaydcn
brought down the house with thei
co .nedy costumes and acting.
The following was the award OF tn
prizes:
For general progress-oilcred b.
Mr.. John Marshall and awarded e
Miss Sallic Robinson.
For German-oilcred by Mr.. Stay
den, eud awarded to Master Down
Marshall.
For English-onered by Mr.. G. {
McCulloch and awarded to Mastc
Bailey Slayden. .,
A picture worked and offered b
Miss Won Brock was awarded to Mis-
Louise aud Master Cassadcy Beac
for music.
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Two Beautiful women.

CLEOPATRA and Mrs. Langtry, although 2. ny
erent uatiunalities, are types OF beauty wmsn ~
admire. zach one had secret IN retaining '''1
oeauty, and both succeeded. - .,..tt.u
One drank herb and root teas hefore uieA S,hs,
toprcyent all female irregularities, while inc o'ie'
used iron Tor the same purpose -, ...,.,.
Both succeeded. Now these two grea $500 ~
are combined by the Medical Profession, Tor lhe
sneriI pTeyentiun and cure OF all female CON
1aints and irregularities that atilict old and young
females, which Is Acknowledged to he the gtAhn
81 success as a female regulator ard iron .oni-
ever bsfnre known. II is known as l'r' btu,h,
coolies English Female Biters and y resu.-sss
and removes all monihly eHersses' oosun, ION,
and irregularities; it huilds up all broken d2wh
ronsiituiion., strengthens thc weak and teeDei
imnarts iron TO the h.1od beauty to haggaIN Tea
tufes and bloom y. faded cheeks. ,,-,. l.
II cures Iiy''sries, LsneoIrhda, ch'otoss, So
',eadache, .rvou.ness, nslpitaton, nleeiauuh'
prolapsus u,er, and all othertronh that arc pc
tuliaf To old OF Young women. Senu io' - Ne"'
BOOK tKEE. Sold everywhere
J.P. DRoMGooLE & CO.. Props,
Louisville, KY
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A SAD ACCIDENT.
parius Larned Drowned Whii,
Rntbing In Barron's Branch.

parius Larned Drowned WINE
Batbipg In Barron's Branch.
While Darius Larncd and Johnnie
llillin, two boys aged twelve years,
were bathing in a hole of water in
Barron Branch, in the rear of Mrs.
Evans place on North Sixth street,
yesterday afternoon, young Larned
went beyond his depth, and as he
could not swim, sank 10 the bottom.
The alarm was given, aud Mr.. Aaron
Gamble, who lives near by, ran down
to the branch and went into the water
and fishcd the body out. There were
two negro men present at the time
MIR. Gamble arrived, but they made
no effort to rescue the body. Mr.
Gamble came to the city anf told tho
BOYS mother of the drowning, and
then asked two physicians to go out
with him where the body was. Wher
they arrived there, it was too late IL
do any good, and the body was re
moved TO the residence of MIR, W. A
Cain, ll72 North Sixth street, who i
the step-father of the deceased.
Judge r. W. Davis empanclcda jur!
and an inquest was held on the body
Only three witnesses were examined
and the facts elected were those state
above. The verdict of the corone
was to the effect that the dccease
came TO his death by accident,
drow ning.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-04

From the Hartford, Conn. Courant.
-"The old familiar Ponds Extract
is indeed household friend. 1t is a
medicine which no well regulated
family can afford to be without. For
half a century it has been before the
public, and from year to year, as its
merits and wonderful curative prop
critics have become known, it has
steadily grown in popular favor Sc
that now il has probably great
or sale than any other standard prepa'
ration on the face of the globe
70 subduc pain aud control llenor
rhages OF all kinds il has no equal
I BE careful and get the genuine.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-04

Our fresh arrival of oat meal
Graham and royal, snow flake crack
crs, our dried beet, sweet Mango
pickles, imported smoked sardincs
line toilet soap, strickly pure japan
teas, ip one pound canistcrs at 30 aud
% cents per pound, fresh butte r
cheese, eggs, young chickens, received
often by express. Prices low, MS the
lowest, telephone for what you want
Yours determined to please.
A. JONES, TAYLOR Il Bro.
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: he Preventative ~ Terrible
disease.

No disorders, excepting the most deadly
forms OF lung disease, involve such tremen'
dOus destruction OF organic tissue as those
whish fasten upon the kidneys, such mala-
dies, when they become ohronic.-and none are
so liable TO assume that phase..-r )mpletely
wreck the system. To prevent this terrible
disease, curse should be had, upon the first
manifestation of Trouble, TO hosteuers STONE
ach Bit lts, which experience has proved TO b.
highly effective Us means of inparting tone
aud regularity to the orsans of urination, a,
well as to the liver, stomach aud bowels, An
ally consequent upon its diureuc action. Is the
elimination from the blood OF impurities
which beget rheumatism, neuralgia, govt
activity of the kidneys it angments the'depu
rative efficiency Of these organs, which ar,
most important outlets for the escape OF suot
impurities,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-04

From among the many testimonials
received we select the following writ
ten by j. IL. Carter, a resident OF
Phelps Co., Mo-. who says, q! have
used Sherinan's Prickly Ash Bltters
to the best advantage, and eau hon
estly testify that 1t has done myself
aud family an immense good, anu
from my experience Recommend II
highly 20 all sufferers"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-04

The best blood purifier aud system
regulator ever placed within the reach
of suffering humanity, truly is Flee
trio Bitters. Inactivity of the liver,
biliousncss, jaundicc constipation,
weak kidneys, or any disease OF the
urinary organs, or who ever requires
an appetizer, tonic or mild stimulant
will always find Electric Bitters the
best and only certain cure known
They act surely and quickly, every
bottle guaranteed to give entire sat
isfaction or money refunded. Sold a
fifty cents a bottle by Castles a. Nor
risOn.
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pulmonary Complaint. safely cured

Interruption of normal action aud waste of
physical strut turc In pulmonary diseases must
he met with reversed '-pnditiOns - effect a
thorough and permanent Cnre. Temporary
suppression Is dangerous, and cruelty doccp.
tive. Nothing can accomplish 50 safe and
lasting cure ms the prescription furnished
with Dnr's Pure Nj whisky, Ms numberlcss
instances testify. This supplies healing
strength. nutrition and stimulation In the most
Scientific and cuncentrat, ii manner and has
done wonders wLcrc everything else failed
All reliable druggists aud ~, srg will supply
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Wool
wool-Firm and active. and all good grade
bring top prices and find quick sales.
Live stock.
CITY MARK ELS.

EKAMGSRn OFFICE, |
WACO. TEXAS, June l. 1881 !
The local markets were brlsker to-day than
at any time s'1ca I've recent flood. Wool is
coming in more rapidly as the roads improve,
and the vegetable gardeners are supplying the
markets with delicious garden truck Of every
description Prices are reasonable and the
demand is &c ID for everything
Live stock.
Cattle-steers, ESQ TO ss,25; fat barren cows
90 to g. mich cows SIS 90 to $500 per head.
Hogs-Fat hogs, s25o to o. 75;stock hogs, $3.50
to $3.50.
sheep-Muttons 1.b0 to2.25,
These prices are gross weights per 100 lbs
Grain ana Ray.
Corn-whiie. per bu.. 5Oa55c; mixed. Sc
oRts-saoks, sc; bulk. SOC.
| Wheat-70@75c.
| Millet-per ton, sSRl0
| Prairie hay-per ton, sd9S
| Lumber.
Rough, pei NJ, II co. flooring Is 10 siding
| yellow pine Is co. siding. white pine. % 70
siding poplar, 26 90; ceiling, yellow pine. IS co.
ceiling white pine, 30 90. ceiling. poplar % 90;
shingles, best cypress, per N, %, shingles,
second best cypress, 90, Shingles, heart pine
q Iahbs SRile RPST 5er NJ 80 60 Nh
Drugs.
Acids-Sulpnullc, per carDoy, s.7b, ciulc per
&c; oXalic, per ID, l6c; tartaric, powdered, per
Gums~Arablc, select per Id, zoe; asafeodita,
Is TO SOC; camphor, - 10 Doc; opium, 4 - TO 40
Oils-BeTgamot SandersOn's per ID 40; lem
on, sNidersons, i.sb peppermint $50; winter
| green, 150, olive, Malaga LIS 80
Potash-Bromide, per ID, As TO SOC; iodide, 3 so
Soaps-'astile, mottled, per h. . 10 loo cas-
tile, white. 10 To 2Oc.
Hides and PeItry.
Hides-Dry flint II to l3bc, dry salt 10 to lie
salt g. tn To
- Psitries-DeeT skins, Is to Tic, antelope, 10 i
- lie; seal skins. Is @ eOe, sneeR pelts' as pc
Tailow-Prime, 5Ac; tAllow grease, ~ to Sc
grease. yellow 70 brown. 4 to DC.
Wool.
wo0l-Fiue, twelve months growth, 1905
medium, twelve months growth, belle, M
f WE'VE months growth, icsisc.
: groceries.
Bacon-short clear, 7kc.
Naturalization new, 80 to Sc. Lovisiai
'' CoAfseNFair lox to l2c; prime Rio, NJ
sugars-Brown, Ga Ike ! 6, 7a7kc; whit
7A@7Ao; graduated, 7kesAc. go. -
/, FlouT-ordlnary: per 100 lbs, AS TO 40 IA
fly, as: patent process. 500 70 325 fancy pi
md % Dat mesl"hsif barrels, i2s to AS gr,s, b'
"a res Coarse g. s sSil Psi bsSITe dairy,
no Ric Choice Louisiana, Ike per ID; PR
gX TX To 6kc.
els stSrc6-Pearl axe R. g., 40 lbs, bulk, Sc,
n s, Miseellansous-BlAek pepper, 2oc; soap, VIII
ssnd per box, ass. soap. Extra olive, per :
,Sn S.75: soap, blue olive, per box,
any oil, kerosene, ITO test 2-5s, 400 kerosene,
lOW test Ills; S.sA Kerosene $50 test, 2-oe, AVpi
ave rels per gallon, lie, candles l4c, beans,
the 10, ito 4kc, Lima, SC. cheese, full cream, II
ans, rope, half inch basis. SIC; kTaut per bal
30 $50, per half barrel 400 pickles, half bal
shd medium, 400 barrels, small.
ons noions. per barrel, 2b9 cabbages, per c.
END $50 cider barrels, $50 half barrels $50 p
etc. oes, per bushel. In sacks 81. 10,
p.h Fruit, Poultry, tame, Etc.
III. Apples-None in market.
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90 to The ola Corner Drag store

go TO The ola Corner Drag store
To get the best
Handkerchief extracts,
Toilet soaps,
Tooth brushes,
Hair brushes,
Pocket knives,
Cigars and cigarettes,
Soda and mineral waters,
all for the same, or less money
than YOU can buy them elsewhere.
Castles !S Morrison
Proprietors.
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Sick Headache.

One single dose of Bailey's Saline hperiennt
viii cure il nine times in ten cases. Its the mild
est, hest and cheapest substitute ioi illA w tle
s,ona.b' siek headache burn, acid stomach
believes indigestion, refreshes and inNlgetates
Inc weak and feeble, cheers the depressed, aets
C-nlly upon the liver and kidncys' alaNs s,ihp ,
,,,,latrs the inN OF bile, mitigateS the pinss o.
Rhenmltisin, cleAnses the stomach and keeps the
brain cool and clear.
When you need a purgative-try IL I.args
Rn,,les 60 cents II is as pleasant a a gas "
VI ,oda water. Sold e~>rsHheEe-
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but few articles have reached such world.
wide reputation Ms Angostufa BittcTs, For
over INV years that they have been the ne.
knowlcL Ged standard regulators of the discs.
tive organs, Their success has Incl d imitR.
lions BE azure you get the genuine article
manufactured only by Dr. J. q. u. siegert Il
Sons.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-04

Straw hats, Straw hats, for men
boys and children, prices cut down ia
nearly half, IN our crest sacrifice sale
Levine Bros.
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ST. LOUIS. June Flour = Quiet aud un.
changed
wheat-Lower and trading yer, light prices
closing iadh under yesterdays quotations
No. red, cash and June, 81 %; July, lo6J.@
Corn-Slow and lower, closing h@H below
yesterday No mixed cash, Egils May
l6i. di51i; June 46'tG46!I; July 46%@iS},, clos
ing at lowest figures and weak. 49,
Oats--Lower, No mixed cash, Sa, June,
3jAd35t.; July, 3lk; year, 70.
Iornmeal-Firm. SIS
Whisky-Steady at Il.
Pork-sll S7a,
Lard-665@67O.
Bulk meats-Long clear, 5.65 short rib 6,75i
Bacon-Iong clear, 1906 2Cshort clear, G As
G6,50, short rib, 6.i5G650.
HAms-ss 5O@ll.0c
wool-Firm and active and all good grades
bring top prices and find quick sales.
Live stock.
CHICAGO, June 4. The Droyers Journal re
ports cattle recei. ?, OIL :. shipments, ~
market strong, active; and shade higher ship
ping igld5 49, corn led Texans, 25@it
grass Texans, cletI 20 COWS and mix 2S
a rs. stOckcrs and feeders, Cla50o
Hogs-Reccipts, 1900; active, firm and b
higher, s0df IS
shcep-Receipts. 1, 500, weak on common, bu
stronger on good shorr )937G wooled CON
mon to choice 75di 70.
KANSAS CITY, June 4.-Cattle- The Live
stock Indicator reports: Cattle, receipts, NV
| stronger, shipping grades, DC higher, butcher
| steady; exporters, s. 2betb.tG good To cholc'
diam, q jOaisj feeders, siqi6o. cows 81 $
| as 80.
Hogs-Receipts ii,4Co strong aud active
| s. sDet3 go
tons q 65@3 TO- common TO medium s9e
9Fl
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Money, in what We want, hence the
immense reductions we have made In
our great sacrifice sale. Levine
BrOs
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-04

Everything we have in the way OF
novelties in neckwear has been re-
duced this week. Sanger Bros.
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--LoinOns-a7S TO L2S pOr box
Sweet potaiocs-Nonc 10 the market.
| OnionE-a 2Satt 90 per barrel
fotatoes-ref bushel. 7hc tol.O0
Cabhage-Nono Ia the market
Chiokens-Pef dozen, 400 to 25O turkeys, GO
to 500.
EgG,-sa9c per dozen.
Hu,ur-Ch"ice western. q to s5c country. 4
| &c Nu,
staple Dry Goods.
Brown sheeting-Chapman ~, 3yE snow
drop "a, % Saratoga \. -, 10. Marshall A.
Pride Of the South ~ ~. sterling a.. ~:
boot 2 a. ~ Echo lake -, X;
io9 sheciilng, Lowell hto 2lc bleschcd
perell brown, "a. blcochtd, 10
Drilling fepporell brown, So bleached, loo
Osnaburgs-h Alabama No, I, SC; Louisiana,
pucks-Nark 5 o., i2Sc 10 OF, iSc; Mont.up
II u grey, l2c, Xxx chccf, 100 d check, NE
Cotton FiAnnels -Massactuset H. bro, nc
10 blcaehod lie; No, 30 blcached l2Yc.
Tieking.falme &c Hodley a, 1hci stand
ard = Sc, standard q, ec.. Cordis No :, iOo
koag A, @, A, Ice
Hickory stripes Rock River brown and blue.
9c Hamilton, lie,
Bro, SC. Slatedsyille check sSc, Dunalleu
fancy sc; Gordon dress. SIC. Arlington
Ch1mbry Flat assorted spring shades, iSc:
French stripe and check, l0c; French spring
hadcs Toe; Lotus cheek, TO-
Chcvints- Everett Dc. Colombian &c,
rem AKA pAr .Kimpton 7, 4, iOci Riverside
plaids, round thread, NJ.
Fancy Dress GoOds-Brocades iOo Figured
l0sc; M0hair solid, l2c Manchester Tissue
l3Ic, Shades Nuns yelling, lee La Nal
Corded, i6kc Lace brocRdod, l6hci Mohair
brOcaded, lbhC Mohair and check, lie, Al
lingt0n, 22hC; Ermingt0n suiting plniGs go.
Lnmcrton suitihg plaids, 2ic, Arlington
jacquard, 2bc; palkicth jacquard, &c; Far
rinEton SILK plaids soc.
Printed Piquc, 7t Merrlmac Fancy Lace pique,
7hG Manchester Fay, &c; Manchester solid, &C.
Plaust Fancy pc Monte Figured, &c,
Cromwell check l2c. Eagle, l3c.
Namelcss grey and gold mixed, lie OTlOn, lie;
Marheld. lie, Bell Fancy, lgc, Devonshire
Fancy, 20 New York Fancy, 2lc New York
Camlct blue aud brown. lie
Twceds-W Washington, g1fc; Coventry, 2sSc.
JeAnH--TAble Rock, Ice; Mississippi ID. s6c;
Beaver Valley, "a Waco. SIC.
Hardware.
Axos-s7 90 to 4 90 per dozen.
Thu plnte-l G 10 by IA. per box, s 90 q IA
by %, per box, %: Tcrnc, lix2O, per box, 7,25;
1erne 10 by Is per box, lLO0
1inware-rictCd discount 30 nor cent stamp
ed, discount IS pet cent
solder-No. !, he; No. X and y, l5e per Id.
Rubber Betting -Dlscuunt 10 per cent 10 and
10 per cent
Nails--l7a rate.
shovols aud spados-RowlAnd's. discount 70
pet, II; Ames list steel goods, discount 10
and 10 per cent
Hardwarc-Bar iron, &c: cast steel, Isc; pillow
steel &C. spring steel 10 horse shoes, $50, horse
nails, $50 10 $40, Burden horse shoes, $50
Witc-Smooth wire No. o. &c. Nos. 10 and II,
5sc; japRnued, barbed wire, axe. galvanized
barbed, sac. painted batbed wire A.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-04

Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute. German Corn Remover kills
orus and bunions.
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MAR RIACE GUIDE,

Nuo RACES, Fine Plates
heeant tioh and silt bihiinr sealed Tor zoe, In Post
so o. saueney Over nny vondarfa rsn rIstgr.s ms
ehoie Hefg tfrr 70 fd articles the fossrs saheess
msI n.fry we net shy, manhood vsmaneos rhysi.
leeal sneets Of efhasJ and Ufe aud
@g b. insreasei ne phJslasy Of rsptoiasen ard
ss, lhs.e naftsd % contemplating marriage shouis
..h euFhtto BE- rad by all sfutt persaos 1bsn rent
eAaef ees and ssy Popular sdsa .aue pstsr cover 5
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GALVESTON June 4.-FuWres- opened
quiet but steady ruled dull closed barely
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aALrnsrnn arnta.

GALVESTON. June I.-spOt cotton closed
easy.
Gross receipts 10 Sales 81 Exports, bales
slnNk 5. Ihs QmOln lions nnchhnGed.
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NEW Orleans, June i-Futures closed
dull. hut steady, June l point higher, other
months generally point lower.
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kEw OkLEAEs. June i-spOl cotton
closed easy aud unchanged.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-10-30
HYMENEAI..

MANSEIELD-GRIME - Married, al
st. MichaePs church, Loretto, on Monday,
DC tober 25th, 1885, by Rev. z. A. Bush,
Mr. Joe Mansfield to Miss Ella Grimes.
Miss Ella or Mrs. Mansfield as we must
now call her is one of our most estimable
young ladies. In securing her as a wife.
Mr.. Mansfield Is to be congratulated on the
fact that he has selected one who Is emiD-
emily qualified to act the part of help-mate
in life. Joe is promising young gentle
man, and will be kind and loving husband
to the one who has now linked her fortunes
in this world with his. After the mar
rage ceremony the newly wedded pair were
driven to (the depot) Cresson and
embarked on the evening train for War
zen, whence they will go to Phil
adephia where they will have a
pleasant time among their friends, and
from the city return home After the cere-
money the party were invited to psrtake of
a most elegant and sumptuous supper-pre-
pared onder the supervision of the BRIDES
mother that was enjoyed by all, as was
evidenced In TIE smiles of self compIscency,
which rested on the features OF feasters
When the supper was concluded Mrs. Mans
field was presented with some handsome
presents. The good wishes of their many
friends will accompany them and all unite
in hoping their married life may be one of
great happiness. L.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-10-30

The panther for several weeks travelling
through the mountains In the Southern end
of Bedford county. to the great terror Of
the resideets of that region, has found VIC
tim. Wednesday evening of last week Jos.
Smith, aged Is. went to the felds for bic
cows. and, as he was absent long time, his
father went to search for him. Upon en-
terin0 the pasture field horrible sight net
hts gaze. There lay the boy upon the
ground, his entrails profruding and much Of
the flesh torn from his bones. The body
was terribly mutilsted. The panther had
literally enjoyed feast of human flesh.
large party OF armed men have been in
the mountains in pursuit of the animal.
For the information of those who are
fatally bent upon getting married. we in
form them that Register and Recorder
Brown, Of this county. construes the late
marriage law as requiring not only the pres
ence OF the man at his office, but also the
presence Of the Young woman, before he
VIII issue the necessary license II NAV be
regarded as pretty rough shedding by the
women that they should he required to
stand up before the official and swear to
their age and to other matters specified In
the act. but as the law is so construed by
the proper officer IN this county, as we'll as
IN many others. and correctly construed, as
we think. there is no alternative but to take
the oath and make a clean breast of It,