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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-09-23

larEf portion ui lua ais flaf Hesh III
her b arise from 4u umpire stale nf fhe
blood rs ps1n1llnga he.ihy section ID
the hvef iowrls and kidnrys, gusr's
lKiipey sHi Liyefl RENEDf purides the
hlood ani eilIrlualse lise.,-c
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hem consulted as 10 thu proprioty Of

them consulted as TO the propricty Of
him of Sartoris' conduct
with view of rcgaining possession |
or Miss Nellie's letters. Senator Matt
Carpenter finally consented TO breach
the delicate subject TO General Grant.
He called at the White House, aud In
as delicate manner as possible, COM
menced relating the current scandal
as to Sartorisf notorious conduct,
when the General quietly remarked:
"That will do, Senator; but my
daughter Is engaged to Mr.. Sartoris
and the wedding will take place"
Senator Carpenter, in speaking of the
interview, said he never felt so chag-
rined as at the presidents abrupt
closing of the conversation,
and that he would never
again, under any. circumstances,
attempt to advise about the domes-
tic affairs Of any one. Ii was we'll
known that General Grant was OPP
posed to tho alliance, but when his
daughters affections were engaged
he acquiesced and would listen to no
argument or suggestion to the con
trary. When Governor Jewell wa;
returning from his mission at St
Petersburg TO accept position in
General Grans's cabinet, he stopped
a day at southampton, to call upon
the cider MIR. and Mrs. Sartoris, The
parents of Miss Nellie's husband. liz
was cordially received by them, bu
IN the course of conversation Mrs
Sartoris astonished the ex-minister to
Russia by remarking shat she die
not see what there was about Alger
non (her SOM to cause the daughter
of the president of the great United
States to fall in love with and mar
| ryn Governor Jewell subsequently
| expressed the same establishment.
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A GREAT EVENT.
THE wedding of Castle Gardens Boot
black and the neIle OF Hester

e.
New York. October 10.--Harris
Block, who has polished boots at
Castle Garden for more than eleven
years, began an epoch in his history
yesterday. He put on a new suit with
a sprig of orange blossom in the but
ton-hole aud married Gussie Kaufl-
man, who has long been the acknow-
lodged belle of Hester street. Harris
is very young man, but his eleven
years of shining have made him an
authority on leather. When he be-
came engaged to Gussie, there was q
big party given 10 honor of the be-
throthal at the residence of her mar
fied sister, Mrs.. Goldstein, No. ~
Hester street. At $50 yester-
day afternoon four carriages
dfove up in front of
the synagogue at $40 Ludlow street.
and the bridal couple tripped mcrrily
up two flights OF dark stairs to the al
tar, with Meyer Goldstein and Simon
Block as groomsmen. Mrs. Gold
stein and Mrs. Block were the brides
maids. Harris said maybe 1t was a
little irregular to have married ladies
as bridesmaids, but il was all right,
Just the same. After Harris and Gus.
sic were made man and wife, they
drove to Mrs. Goldsteip's flat and re-
ceivcd congratulations for couple
of hours. More than 100 friends had
assembled in response to
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EC|ze a |!

For the benefit Of suffering humanity. and
In heartfelt gratitude at the wonderful result,
deem y only ny duty 70 g,ye this unsoliei,ed
wife has been afflicted with hereditary Eczema
or Salt hheum from her infancy. 1t has In
creased In intensity with each suoeeeding
cline myself, tried every remedy Icould think
Of for years-sarsaparilla combined with every
form Of Potassie. aud hundreds Of other REM
edies. lotions and alkAll washes OF every
every known kind. bat they all gave only tenn
porary relief. puring the spring Of 1854 her
lower extalmities became so inbamcd and sore
coated with a covering OF '.FuliePs Earth"
mixed wet and allowed TO dry on. Among
other things she was afflicted with a periodical
nervous headache. occurring regularly every
seven days. SON, times folioped by an inter-
mittent fever for weeks at time. so that life
ecame burden 70 her.
= and follow strictly the directions In re-
ard 10 dose. diet etc This w,s about seven
.eeks ago. After taking the hfst large bottle
itching and Inflammation became unbear-
able. She however. peEsevered In the
use Of the medicine Asier taking the second
ter the third bottle the Inflammation disap.
peared and sore spots dried up and turned
white and scaly, and finally she brushed them
pure salt She is now taking the tixth bottle,
three tsblespooufuls four times daily. Every ap
pearance Of the disease has gone. and Der hesh
what is more. her periodical headaches have
disappeared, and she IL now, at oS years OF age.
enjoying the only good health she has known
eares wiz emphyss lbs, every sf bo,te Of
,, =; ia worth thousand times It's weight In
win be cheerfnliy given by herself at her resi-
dence, 1853 Mullstt street oI by me.
JOHN u. BRsDL Y, "a Griswold st.
For aaic nv ali drng1iete
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LAUGHS.


A "1y7 dinner--thc spider's.-Ths
folio.
Fish are generally weighed In their
own sealess-Life.
A word to the young people OF
Boston: Court Square Boston
Post.
The height of the dead season IN
SPAN 10 over.-ioehester Post-Ex-
press.
A German physician has announc-
ed that no piano player was ever at
tackled by cholera. II Is evident
from this that the cholera knows
when II is well,of.-Lowell Citizen.
When the female suffragists get ont
their declaration of Independence II
Is presumed that they will commence
Il thus: "When in the course Of few
men eyents.-Texas SifllDgs.
An American girl wears big bou-
quet In her belt, while u Ilindos mai
den wears big brass ring in her
nose. 1t amounts TO the same thing.
Each has her nose-gay.--Lowell Citi-
zen. oI,
~ don't think we'd better trust
Kimlall,Y- said the president ofibe
Dyuaiuite Club, ''he's apt to be reck-
less." "Yes, he paid his dues twice
last month. l should be cautious Of
hi,u."--Tid Bits.
Thirteen minutes is sufficient TO
load an elephant for freight car.
IL takes a woman longer than that 10
board n common everyday horse car;
that is, II she stops TO pass her kisses
reund 10 all her relatives. -Proyi-
dence Star.
The pope has printed his poems in
Latin and Italian. That lets us out.
" the pope sends copy Of his poems
10 this Office we shall review them. as
o matter OF course, but hanged II we
shall read them.--Norristown Her
AID.
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AS political prophet the Dallas
Herald will soon be without honor
either at home or abroad. Tuesday
morning it confidently predicted For
aker's defeat, when there was not a
well-informed paper in tho west,
which was not too anxious to even
hazard hope. The Ohio conflict has
been uncertain all along, or rather al
most certain to Terminate as 1t did,
and everybody saw 1t. save and ex-
cept only the Herald.
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THE San Antonio volksfest, which
begins on the 22nd, is to be one of the
most enjoyable aud excellent things
of the kind which has ever occurred
in Texas, and no man who can posi-
bly, leave his business Tor few days
without great injury, should stay
away. We know San Antonio well,
and can promise all who go most
enjoyable time. The preparations for
the entertainment aud amusement OF
the vast crowds expected, are all upon
a most gorgeous scale.
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No one expects the News ever to
let up or soften in It's bitter warfare
ON Governor ireland, nor do we be-
lieye the governor-sh rcwd politician
that he is-wishes 1t TO do so. Ho
has had all he has yet asked for, over
and above It's protests, aud despite
It's bitterest opposition. The News Is
a chronic member Of the opposition,
NO matter what tho principles repre-
sented may be. The News il Aforo-
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The Paris Figaro, In recent issue,
said that the war had broken ont
afresh in Ohio, owing TO al attempt
TO re-establish slavery The prinG
pal opponent Of the movement,,S sas
General John Tecumseh sheyfnau.
who had been commander df the
federal forces al Savannah, and later
on, minister Of finance IL the national
administration. The Figaro got the
two shermans eopglomersted, but
undoubtedly bad keen reading the
campaign speeches Of sBloody- shirt
Joiin,n In Ohio.
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THE Colorado Clipper, in many
points, exhibits marked merits as a
newspaper. But when 1t assails Bit
terly and without any shadow of pro-
vocation or excuse, one who never
yet did It or any one else a
wrong, except upon the severest
provocation, 1t exhibits signs of an
early decay, which 1t would be well
to, heed. Coarseness is not WIT, bru-
tality is not bravery aud strong writ
ing is sometimes done on the wrong
side.
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lsamored Separation OF mrs. sartoris
from her Husband.

Special dispatch TO the Globe Democrat.
WAsHfNaros, ID. C., October r.
The recently published reports of the
permanent separation ofIMrs. Nellie
Grant Sartoris from her husband,
caused washington people 10 refnem-
Der how much as.onlshed and dis.
gVsted they felt over the match. The
impression sartorls made in WASH.
iu6tou was that OF rough, coarse-
br3ined, and decidedly vulgar, low
bred Englishman. His general coarse
cosduct, In connection with the feet
that he had exhibited some of Mas
Nellie's ietters TO him, accompanied
with gross remarks, 10 persons In q
Wisconsin town where an accou,-
plished young lady bad rejected
his addresses, caused solicitude
among many Of General Grants
warm personal sriends, and some Of
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Courier-Journal. M Hef
/ OF seven young men who gradu-
ated from an eastern college few
years ago, four are teaching school,
one Is editing newspaper, one has
been elected to congress, and one is a
curve-pitcher for a professional base
ball club. II a college can make one
great man out of seven ofits students
let the colleges 90 on.
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which had been freely scattered a
week ago. There was band of mu-
sic TO make things lively; but nobody
danced They were all holding them
selves In for great time tonight.
The wedding dinner was served in
the evening. and between the courses
many people keep wishing so many
good things to Mr.. and Mrs. Block,
that the bridegroom was kept bob
bling up up ond down in response all
the time. Harris has always been
popular among the Castle Garden
men, SO, when they heard of che we'd
ding, they made up purse Of $50 Tor
him. interpreters Silversrein aud
Javalor presented IT, together with a
big bunch Of congratulations. They
arrived just in time to join in the for
ty-third libation TO Harris happiness
Charley Eicbler, Marty Noel and Joe
Woods were with them to see that
"the Garden" was well represented,
and everybody said he was happy,
and one bashful young man wished
the groom many happy returns Of the
day. After the committee went away,
young Mr.. and Mrs. Blocks relatives
sat around the fire and helped them
to finish the banquet. Tonight they
will all have big dance, which prom
ises to throw all the other great
events of Hester street into the
shade.
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ayes, l used TO bel q confirmed beer

eyes, l used to be confirmed beer
dripker, but, thanks to the efforts of
kind friends, i was able to throw off
the awful habit" said the speaker at
a Kentucky temperance meeting.
"Don't you kind O banker after II
nowg' asked dyspeptic in the crowd.
"No, sir, not cents worth" "How
did you stopF just took a little Wills
ky now and then, until the taste for
beer was wholly eradicated. 1t was q
glorius triumph, gentlemen."- lid
Bits.
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inst" the administration, right or
wrong. Nobody knows this better
than his excellent ex cheney, John
Ireland, and few there have been, as
vet, at the head Of. affairs, who have
handled the circumstance more adj
roitlyin their own interests than he
has. No, the News hate of the gov
ernor has robbed him Of but little
honor and no sleep.
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The Fort Worth Gazette figures
the Dallas newspaper situation down
fine. The result may be caviIed at,
because the sum was cast-up by ri
val, but We are Of the opinion, that
amer few mouths all, even the con-
tostants themselves, viii admit its
entire reasonablenees.
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THE Herald says, oracularly, "Da,-
las can DO downed by nothing from
the coast.p Amt this halloipg before
you are out Of the woods2 Wait and
see. When the News tackled Calves
ION twas as prosperous village as
Dallas is now.S See what the News
and the years have been able to ac-
complish. You can't run fast enough
to give man deed TO the finest
brown-stone front on the island. The
News reputation as an incubus ID
first-class. ~.
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IT win be q sorry day for the south
when silver is demonetised. Every
good democrat south of Mason and
Dixon's line should array himself
against the inyidious efforts to
squelch out silver.
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The Dallas end Of the News is go,
ing to the dogs with amazing rapid
ity. II has now descended TO per-
sonalities like the other interior
savages, and writes up the insurance
men by name, and speaks irreverently
about their idiosyncracies. How the
mighty go down npon occasions when
abuckle and tongue find difficulty ip
coming easily and gracefully together
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WE have no very bitter tears to
shed over the Ohio result, none what
ever, but for tho return Of john Sher-
man to the senate. II that can be
averted, we will be more than salts
fed.
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From the San Francisco Chronical
In pack of cards with which Chi
namen had been playing poker at
Stockton recently were found five
aces, eight kings, six skies, and 50 on
showing that the Mongolians are
well posted on the intricacies of the
game.
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THEY have another Texas & Den
yer railroad charter. 1t was issued
by the state of Colorado, recently.
They'll keep on.dabbling at II until we
get the road.
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what he would do.

Detroit Free Press.
A telegram dated from Chicago
said to n Detroiter yesterday:
"What wonld you do If you were
here and out of money!
The reply went back:
.rd wait awhile and shovel snow"
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Waco has grown to be the center
Of the largest and most profitable
commerce IN the state.
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THHRE Is nothing demanded by the
farmer which can be bought cheaper
anywhere in Texas, than in this good
city of Waco.
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=. I'pra Is the market for cotton buy.
ers. Let 'em come. "The more the
merrier," and the better the price
ruling.
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wiTH Lang at Hamburg, and
Cardwell at Cairo, Uncle Sans COM
merce will be safe for a season.
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THE newspaper situation in Dallas
is deepening in interest, daily.
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THE stormy weather in Ohio ought
obrace the democrats up little.
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WACO. TEX. OCT, is, 1886.
THE WEATHER.


wAsHIrsJox. October Is = Indications for
the west gulf states Slightly warmer. gen
orally fair weather In northern portions. with
fair weather and stationary temperature in the
southern portions. Variable winds, generally
from southeast to southwest
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WITH all their innumerablc news
papers, Dallas is behind Waco IN cot
ton receipts, and good many other
things. 81 El
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EVERYBODY in Waco is satisfied
with the season. What would Fort
Worth and Dallas give to be able to
say The same, truthfully?
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Waco Is extending the borders of
her trade territory very rapidly this
year.
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THE dengue sticks to the ribs lit
tie. IT'S the staying sort.
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The Laredo Times is small paper,
but II is one Of the sprightliest In the
state. We trust 1t Is prospecting.
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LIZ you want 10 hear business
groau, you must go out of Waco.
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The country dealers are all more
than satisfied with the stocks and
prices ruling In Waco this season.
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The EXAMINER sympathizes with
Prof. Herwood in his dengue
troubles.
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PLEASURE carriages give the way to
cotton wagons In Waco this season.
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IT is the wagon trade which en-
riches.
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THE cotton still comes in.
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DHMovAh-DI n W. white nss removed
~ bis oliee " 4i2 Mafy street bet~eep
Fourth and Fiftb, Wherc he will hereafter be
found. Calls BY sslsphnhe. o. left at " lillian.
son a Co.'S drug Store, promptly attended 70,
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LET US encourage the wagon trade
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LET the farmers plant wheat.
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PRINCESS NELLIE.

IT was a cyclone in Ohio.
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CHEAP C0LUMN



CITUATIoN wANTED.--BY A YOUNG
references, Address. 3. o. ANDRE IS,
Ir G ~ City r o.
WANTED-An experienced nurse. None
UyAHTED-A man and wifs to do general
w Homework on Seley's ranch. SIX miles
north Of Mt Calm, Either white or colored
Apply to 7s3 Franklin street. safl
uTANTED.-Two OR THREE TEAMS TO
w haul DIRT Appiyto Loving 3 swanson.
MfANTED--io.OOo ehilis-Pseiers Chill aud
w Fever syrup. warranted TO cure every case
or money positively refunded. For sale at A
v. Peelers drug store.
FOR sALR. 4e
CoRD.wooD FOR SALE ORDERS LEFT
" at Moore & Thompson's will receive prompt
attention MRS. ". II KIRKPATRICK.
L,oR sALR--oPRN BUGGY WITH HAIR.
II ness at stough's paint shop, oyer Vie.
busch's blacksmith shop. Sixth street.
U,oR sALE--Two WORK AND SADDLE.
IL horses at s72 South Third street Come
and see them
A HORSE FOR SALE cHEAP--I6H hands
- hiBn, suithoie ioI pukky OF ueliNcTl
".so. apP.. ~ N.s- n.ou,e.
L,oR sNLE-oNE IRON SAFE. ONE DESK,
4, q, one iaise mirLoI. one Large coal stove
Apply 10 l. A. Goidstein, 81 Austin street.
ENoR sALE-Flfty head OF good two .year-o
u steers. Make splendid feeders. In stock
field near Waco McGREGOR A PoAGE,
I,oR sALE.-FfRsT.CLAss WORK MULES,
II q. A. westbrook. Lorena. Texas.
HOE 1nd sAh fa5cs q ACRE. on LA,Sp ~
miIss esst ~ we Ss5h ~ wa a
Ak'el' rex
TNoR SALE. HIGH GRADR abort uopN
Il milch cows, G A westbrook. Lorens, Tex.
1SoR s1I.F-n oo ccpDs an sosv1 foa5,
X ~ 80 100 r.sSni1 o.nooNhD roSl
X. 49,, s0ou NM, yruafs ien ~ rooa-ynra near
.ey Austin and si9 AZ sfr.et = M MI
s..ennon. Jso, y. sEDWIcR !
lei running crdes Saod h a. engine
price. " s TOW PipSiT I.-
L,vERYBoDY read at once Tucker column
Just what you i need. s ''' "''s 'ns''
FOR RENT
NOR RFNT--A NIcY coTTAcF -,ppIv
- n. Dbaih
NOR RENT.-A neal COTTAGE In m a ha.,, q,
II the CITY. snniv n i n Eisi, ~ NS"'' W
--.S.,.-, -Yr-s y :, - $500 -. -
THE store-house heretofore OCCUPIED nv
4 Eaton a Guinan South Fourth street 25x
ioo fset. The most moderate terms given.
---------=--
Monty TO 10 N.
ONRY TOIOAN sfINfs an s,oo On
M iipW i1nS On assv ,o.a, u y" AZ ~
1;rRsoN q "a weno ~ s.'ni'' W. D. rhf
$500 $500 ' w, = ~, teAas.
MONEY TO LOAN-ON LONG OR SHORT
AVA ume.
Guilty required An' "o'e' vi uesd o. uus' Sc
hoe eo,.icsns ~,
= - 80, -
MONEY 10 LRND-AMOUNTs FROM 5000
long time AZ cav ,erms ~ snn innn1 on
ply 10 I'd. Al MayshnII al xustin sfyaet waco
fexas: W ''''es ""e"'
-
--.-l,,S $50 ~ : :, ~ ~ y n
dst n REWARD-gtfayod from the under.
DlO signed At Patrick. Tex one draw
are Muie, about ii.l hands high. 5 years old,
above reward When returned 10 me, ~
7. J. woMAck.
'l'HE LITTLE fhkhohhAN cleans, press
- uytn toulhs| Nthtb rem
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DooMs AND BOARD. = TWO LARGE
IL well furnished south rooms. with OF
Without board. Mra. John bowman, No. 73j
Franklin. between seventh and kighIh-
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MISCELLANEOUS,

CALL AT l. coHEN&BRQ!s RED FRONT
" store for cheapest and boat dry goods
clothlnE. boots and lhOea also good line 81
groceries at ch1apeat printsi 40 South Plaza.
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I,oR sALE--Two WORK AND SADDLE.
IL horses at s72 South Third street Come
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L,oR sALR--oPRN BUGGY WITH HAIR
II ness at stough's paint shop, oyer VIE
busch's blacksmith shop. sixth street.
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CoRD-wooD FOR SALE ORDERS LRPT
" at Moore d Thompsons will receive prompt
attention MRS. N. II KIRKPATRICK.
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A HORSE FOR SALE cHEAP-I6K hands
"a high, suitable for buggy or delivery
wagon. Apply to Alex broule.
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NyAETED-A man and wifs TO do general
w Homework on seley's ranch, SIX miles
north Of Mt Calm, Either white or colored
Apply TO 733 Franklin street. ss..-.s
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MONEY 10 LRND-AN0UNTs FROM 5000
,1Nl 10 $1,000 en- farming or pasture lands on
long time at easy terms. interest annually. APP
Ply 70 ID. A Marshall, al Austin street. Waco,
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AfANTED--io.OOo ehilis-Pseiers Chill aud
vvFever syrup. warranted to cure every case
or money positively refunded. For sale at A
y. Peelers drug store. 70
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s-----------------------------
~ @ COOKE. ARCHITECT. WACO TEX,
" plana, specification, estimates, and bills
Of material furnished for public buildings; o.
h snpu. nV''e p,,
ventilation and drainage once, South Fourth
street. over ONeifs bookstore. postonice
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-28
Wanted,

A Boarding house for . mining company or .
number of mines in . good locality. Have had
much experience in the business. Apply to 8. ],
Friedman's store for particulars. jylO
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-28
THg DOLLAR COLUMN.

lAdvefnsemeuss not oxceo0ing An inch Tor ten
lines Of small type) in length will be inserted In
sn1s coiumn Ior one dollar per week. or nifty cents
me hHst insertion and twenty-five cents each ad.
oisional linsertson-payable in advanced