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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-23
EsTRAY NOTICES.

No. 3l44. l.
Taken up by l.. P. Field, at his res.
idence at Mastersville. and estrayed
before r. A. Christian, ]. +, precinct
No. 6, Mcliennan county, Texas, on
August rs, 1885. One bay horse, 10
years old, branded W., on left should
err, fifteen hands high, star In fore
head aud appraised by j. A. Mont-l
gomery and }. p. Naylor al $50.
No. 3145. on lliln.
d Taken up by o. V. Hanna, at his |
residence, east side of Brazos river,
sixteen miles above Waco, and es-
trayed before w. u. Boyd, j. p, pre-
ciuct No. A. McLennan county, Texas,
on August "a, 1885. One brown
horse. o years old, branded J on left
Ihip, ID with q diagonal stroke
fourteen and half hands high star
In forehead aud appraised BY !. ii.
Frazier and j. Y. Honnia at $35.
3l46. ~ ~. e ~ ~. a.
W. A. Beatty, at his residence six
miles N. Il. from Waco, and estrayed
before r. w. Davis, }. P. Prect. No. !
McLenran county, Texas, Oh Apri
%, 1885, one sorrel mare, 8 years old,
branded Is IL on left shoulder, twelve
hands high, and appraised by VIM.
Bell and B. +. Deveny, at $1,000. .
3147. - "a ~
TIL. Honea, on his premises one
mile from courthouse of Waco, and
estrayed before r. w. Davis, j. r.,
precinct No. I, McLennan county,
Texas, on May 90, 1885, one bay horse
l6-years- old, brand 888 on left shout
der. left hind foot white and white In
face, about IA hands high and ap.
praised by Lem Chambers and Il
Bagby at $4,000.
81 ,48. E
4 jill. Pierce, on his premises, seven
teen miles northeast from Waco, OF
, Corsicana road, and estrayed befor'
. r. w. Davis, j. p. precinct NO. !
2 | cClelland county, Texas, one gre,
) mare, 8 years old, branded ! on lei
I fieS. bitten grey horse colt, one yea
1 old, branded on left shoulder. On
bay stallion, A years old, no brand
LA LIZ hands high. One bay mare
8 yea. old, branded J on left shoul
IL der and w with half-circle on lei
lhip. One sorrel mare, Q years oil,
ID branded u on left thigh, IA hano
IT, high. Que sorrel colt folded sinf
W notices were posted and appraise
y. rgTrr.5 liD his
u VIM. Thomas, John Muse at SIS
$40, SS5, $50, $S5, 81. ~ mark
y; No. 1852. n :,
" Taken up by w. Il. Yancy, at b
a. residence In McI.enpan county, al
vi estrayed before s. NJ. johnson, j.
precinct No. 8, McLennan count
y. Tex, on the 26th day Of Septemb,
~ 1885, one gray mare, 8 or 3 years O.
fourteen hands high, no brand, wi
IA yearling colt no brand. One re
: mare, fourteen hands high, Sye
10 old, branded DBL on right thi
One dun mare, IA l-2 hands hi
.- lQoped), andno brand. One light {
c nj mare, Z years old, fourteen u ha'
high, branded spanish braid and
connected; and 2-year-old colt y
no brand. Appraised by W. ID. \
int. and II. A. Handley at 300,
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A lady on Fifth avenue, New York
quickly summoned a doctor: -
"Oh, doctor, my husband is nearly
dead. lie attended caucus last
night. lie made four speeches and
promised TO be with his fellow oiti.
zens again to-day. But oh, doctor,
he looks nearly dead.n -
Has he been In politics lopp?p
emo, only last year. He worked
hard for flames McCauiay's cleo
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order these Things.

Snyders pure fruit butter in bulk;
Louisiana preserves and jelly In pack
ages all sizes; new Louisiana and ma
pie syrup and molasses; new buck
wheat -four, plain and self raising;
new pearl sage, tapioca and barley in
bulk; Golden Belt flour, best family
-four In Waco; Ideal and Alhambra
flour, as fine as can be made. Our
guarantee covers every article we
sell and our aim Is to strive TO get
finer and better goods in every line
OF our business and to sell the finest
at the lowest possible price. Order
the best in the market.
Ever yours to please, 4
A. JONES TAYLOR Il Bro.
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i.7oo shipments LOO lower and woaf but
good local demand and some shipping inquiry
Native shipping steers ooa6 ~ nstiv,
bntcherlng steers Q 2sat Is; mixed lots, cows
heifer', bulls etc, GOES so TEXANS, 2 s0ss 30
acs.s Eessip,s Ssoe The msrsc. 4. active
sheep Reccipu' 400 shipments, 1000 good
nsises snS PIiess easy Common S medium
iampst 2s@S SO Texans 1908 90
lTT- chicago Grasn Market.
CHICAGO. October "a --Flour The market
IL dull and weak
whcat-..Fairiy active and unsettled; opened
Saxo lower. rallied kakc. fell off Y, but un.
der frce buying the mortet again advanced,
eased of again, finally closing weak and Nc
under yesterday October, s5tds54 closed
ask; November. s5,,sss6i, closed al sstes
M Nm a pees%o ei. sSsssf closed MTs@sS
Corn. Quiet hut steady and q shade nrmer,
Cash. tok. octobsI. 4okatoK closed at tos@
soN, SsS9yem s. sst@sgf closed at SsSi
Pork.--firm early and 5a7kc higher: react.
ca ax@sc and closed steady: Cash. 25@s s7t;
November, closed o. 1905 Tk' December
Lsrd;..:in fair demand and s,esdlsr: prices
2t@oc higher. Cash. 8 eoes e2Hi November,
0 e0@5 YAK; December, 8 70.
Boxed Enthusiastically.
Dry Salt shoulders. a zoos So
Short Hiba---b l2h0b5 Is. \
short clear-.-5 &sJp6 40
AFTERNOON BOARD, n
A. the afternoon board wheat was weak
and k@hc lower.
Corn.--u Unchanged.
Pork-.2ko higher
Lsrd-.-irregular; axe higher for October aud
January; axe lower for November and Decem.
Z ~ ~. Live stock.
CHICAGO. October a. The Drovers Jour. |
nal reports. Cattle - Receipts 1000, ship.
ments, 1000 bcst grades stead y;others Ice lower
shipping steers. SOFAS IS; stochers and feeders
SSes 90 COWS bulls and mixed. OOeD3 so 4
through Texas cattle. slow Q toes So western |
rangcrs. loo lower natives and half breeds. |
Hogs eeeipts 1900; market opened steady |
aud closed stronger At 5 SStes 30
Sheep Receipts 1000; shipments, 1000. mar
set steady: natives COOS 10 western. l $50 |
" Texans, COOS 90.
! tts.ff Wool.
81. louis October "a -wooi-The market 10
steady and unchanged: tub washed 2seS6x.
i209tx; Texas. io@2sk.
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Has heretofore made a specially of
elegant millinery; nor will that de-
partment suffer because we have
brought on the handsomest and most
varied assortment of dress trim
miugs, and enlisted the services of all
eastern specialist, to supervise our
dress-making department.
Mrs. ELLA S. COHEN.
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Who are now convalescing from
doncue let one who has been there,
TOO, give you his experience, and fol.
low L, If you would be speedily res
tored; eat plenty Of apples, and drink
good cider freely. AS a dict, rare
beef steak aud broil chicken with
very light bread; eggs and rich milk
In abundance. Then follow right al
forwards with a dose of fuckers
ill" to digest aud assimilate your
food, and this, at last, is the secret OF
health, good digestion, which means
the manufacture of blood, and that is
the life of man, whereby the wasted
tissue, depleted by disease, is built up
and the vigor and the rosy hue of
our former selves once more asserted.
Try 1t. Our word for 1t. You will
never live long enough to cease thank
ing your friend. W. L. TUCKER.
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We have full line of fall and win
ter goods, felt and velvet hats, fan
cy velvets aud trimmings of all kinds.
We invite you to visit us. Fourth
street. opposite side of the street from
the Pacific Hotel.
MISS KATE SToUTE.
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CITY MARKETS.

Grain and nay. az" n
Oorn-white. per bu. Is TO 500. ouIt
Osts-saoks. 2Oc@2io. r
whest-60c@7oc per bushel
Nicaragua wheat 600.
Millet-per ton. SOLO.
Prairis hsS-,ns, Ton; s9s, ,,
Hidea-Dry 1int II 70 lssc, dry salt 10 70 lilo
4 iese-DssE Sins. Is to lie, antelope 10
wool, % to sc: sheariinss, 10 70 isc -
NJ Tsllow--Prime, 6kc; tallow grease. ~ 70 So
reass yellow 70 brown. tooc
Bacon-short ciear, 7kc. $500
Molasses- LouisianA. 50 to $50; Louisiana
'ooiiseSFsir OK TO LOG prime Rio, 10 TO IL
choice Rio Il TO IKE; Peaberry, lseisxc.
spsars-Brown.. Cooke; Y C,7k@sc; white,
fIesrs ofSiasfy: per Pc 100 Ii. AS 70 ase fam.
~, a7s patent process. 800 % AIS; fancy pat
Int asss 90 KS per barrel, As a.. -. -,
j Rioe~cboics Ioaisisns, 70 per Is; prime sx
Misoeiiansous.B lack pepper, SOe soap. white,
i So STANDARD, 8 So Lake slsS 3 s. ? .
III iero:sRs IL ss.t a s sss ief Ssss lie
test la.ls ast; kerosene, $50 test 2-5s, 400 bar
reis, per gallon. i7S candles. lac beans per
10.
Fruit, Penitry. esnie, ESQ.
femens-Psiermo. h e % Is %
Irish petatoes--!sorlhern. II peck barrels,
GCabbsee-westers per Gratis. o is 40 I.
Chictens-Per dozen. q 90 70 u 90 turkeys
@ Onion %sS = y q 1893 90 per barrel. aiyl
EgGs-i2k@lbo per doson. DO q.
Bnttsr-Cboice western, % 70 Soc country. %
Orsnsus-Messina ss; Imperial % So
Cheese-Full cream. l2k@ltc western
scimmed. i0c; Y. A. full Cream, i5c.
Dried apples-Quarters. SC, N. Y. sliced, 6kc;
Il yaporated, 90 lbs boxes %. 81.
Kfout Per barrel. q so half barrel. VI 10
| The following are the prices OF lumber pei
| /. 900 feet ffrst-class rough. SIS second class
rough. SIS: clear rough. SO hrst-class dressed
| ! aide, ga So second class dressed aide, us
irst class d 4 N. flooring, els; second class d
& II. flooring, SIS y Inch yellow pine ceiling
| and siding, S6. Rough yellow pine. ceiling
Kx6 ti2 So Popular ceiling and siding. ~
/ white pine ceiling and siding ~ 81; .populal
| flnishing lumber, go white pine hnishini
lumber t30 Cypress hnishing lumber. so
wide clear rough lumber 20. wide cieal
| dressed 1 side.e SIS; lumber dressed sides. slo
lumber dressed ssides, "a 80 lumber dressed
1 49, - shingles. 10 ars
Shingles per Loo Heart r. " Cypress, 40
heart dimensions cypress shinglel %; Sal
and dypres shingles, - IS; heart yellow PIN
hiLgles, % rs; Dressed and headed yellow
ptnepickets, ESQ., rough yellow pickets, "
yellow pine laths, q So cypress lAths, .
white pine iaths. .. 5H WV
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Special display of novelties IN n
silks and dress goods at our opening
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
October 10th, goth and 2lst. "
1880 SANGER BROS
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Prescriptions and family recipes are
now In order. Take them to w. L.;
Tucker,s aLion Drug Store" wan
have The best attention day or night
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Gentlemen and boys can not AFFORD
To buy clothing before looking AZ tne
immense stock and low prices al d.
Haber.
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THE WEATHER.


WARRINGTON. October "a - Indications for
the west gulf states: Slightly warmer and
falr wcrther; light variable winds and lower
alaI So
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-23

Prices are great consideration IN
these times, and 80 cents saved Is .
dollar made, and you can make a
great saving by seeing our great bar
gain opening. LEVINE bho's'
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Call ON. w. II. Cook Il Co. and have
YOUR ewes fitted with a pair oil
Hawkes. celebrated spectacles.
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Read and forget not fuckers col
umn ad.-"Lion Drug Store"-hls
"simpIe remedies the people do take,
and attest daily of their merit.
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spring Heel

spring Heel
Is the name of the most comfort
able make of child's hoes, for sale IN
all STYLES and sizes, at Levine BIOS
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PozIoni $ complex ion powder Is uniyersaliy
known and everywhere esteemed IS we 9nny
naWser that WIN Improve the complexion.
ap,aaica,e Tan. freckles and all skin diseases.
Iiss no other For sale by Castles q Morrison
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GALVESTON COTTON RECEIPTS

GALVESTON. October a-The following Is
q comparative statement OF cotton receipts al
the principal markets to-day and tho ssms date
Last year: t... !. ..
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Our fall opening Thursday octo
Der 10Th. II u, srourr
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Popular Prices!

Reserved seats now on sale at usual place
NJ ote:-DuHug the acting OF "A Mountain
shd most popular aonRs o the day whioh
n,Ie been written expressly for her -.
Ms Moore made a delightful and enthsh,
we ~. honor Of being the most interesting ana
Nv Stgcea.tnl little aciress who has appeared IN
J sais city Tor several teAsons.--ViekAbutg'
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Fresh groceries and country pro Pre-.
duee Al Wood Il Co.'s, west sias
square.
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cause 10 apprehend a visit from them, the sys.
ten seould be toned, regulated and reinforced
by course OF Hostetters stomach BiueIs.
are the boat safeguards against such malAdies
and both are secured by this inestimabie tonic
and Alternative. The biiters are also extremely
promrt Nv taken ia bilious cole, diArrhDa and
CHOLERA morbus, the disease is usually ffns-
tated. In diArrh9a cases, IL Is only neces,
and This Is one OF the specific effects OF this
medicine Wind on the stomach; heartburn
biiiousness, nausea. headache and other
symptoms of disturbance In the gastric and
hepatic regions are also speedily relieved by
IN, excellent remedy. As q family medicine
D IL Invaluable, since II promptly and com.
'letely remedies those ailments which are Oh
most frequeut occurrence,
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Young and old, rich and poor, VIII
be able 10 find desirable goods during
tee grand opening bargain week AZ
Levine Bros.
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New hats for men and boys, In the
newest shapes, at Is. HalIer.
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Angostura Bitters were prepared by DR.. @
b. sieeert for his private use. Their repute-
lion Is such TO- day that they have become gen
orally known As the best appetEing tonic,
beware OF counterfeits, Ask your grocer OF
dreeKists for the gonuine article. manufac-
mud ~ DIR. ] O. b, Siegert sons Isi
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Hawkes. patent spring eye glasses
at w. ii. Cook 4 Co.'S. e
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ADVICE 70 Mothers.
wsys he used for children teething. II toothes
the child softens the gums, allAys al pains
cures wind collie, and Ii the best remedy
diarrhma.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET
frs. Call. closing

EIw onLEAss. October 2a-Futures.opened
and ruled easy; closing steady. 70 10 points
laUQr
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gxports this week: Great britain, <2e6s
France. e7at. Continent 27.o7e stock ct United
States ports this day. 5Io.25s this day iAat rear
526, l06 lu.s n luIA lnuf9 .-Ni.a ..if
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
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Get your groceries at Wood 8 Co.'s
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Zalu remedy at II. Bchren's'
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.


sHw YoAx. October 22.-Fu,ures closed
weak. 8 points lower. ...r
sslas o. 40
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E. n. CHASE & CO..

n DiatIllefs. LOu1svII1e, ny.
For saIeby HORACE SMITH, Waco, Tex
ss-QuAID q KING. Agents at Marlin. Texas
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Live stock.
81 LOUIS October 22-Csttle = Receipts
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1885-07-24

Attorney General Garland's opinion in
which he denied the authority of Secre-
tary Whitney to accept the Dolphin from
Mr.. John Roach, for the reason that she is
not the kind of ship Congress authorized
Mr.. Chandler to contract for, has been cri-
ticised in some quarters. Some of the cri-
tics are reported as saying that the effect
of the decision will be to incapacitate any
of the departments of the Government
from contracting with individual citizens
at all. 1t is difficult to see wherein the
decision can have that effect. The gist of
of the Attorney Generals opinion is that
Congress, which alone had the power to
authorize the construction of ships for the
navy, had specified In the act authorizing
the construction of the dispatch boat now
in controversy, certain qualities and capa-
cities which she should possess, which are
not found in the Dolphin; that Secretary
Chandler was the special agent of the Gov
ernment authorized to contract for ship
which should conform to the specifications
of the act of Congress, which was his spe-
ciai authority, and for no other; that the
Dolphin not conforming to the act OF Con-
gress which was the charter of Mr.. Chand-
ler's authority to contract, it is matter OF
no concern to the Government whether or
not she conforms to the contract Mr..
Chandler made with Mr.. Roach Every
private citizen is presumed to know the
law and it is one of p'ainest and most gen.
orally understood principles of law with
which all business men are familiar, that
a special agent can only bind his princi-
pal to the extent of his legitimate author
ity to contract for his principal. 1t would
have been an easy matter for Mr.. Roach
to examine the authority of the special
agent with whom he contracted, which
was easily accessible. The decision does
not involve any difficulty in the Govern
ment contracting with private citizens but
does put forth a sound and salutary prin-
ciple Of law.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1885-07-24


Several of the prominent democratic
Senators who have called on the President
since the first of this mon'h have express
ed to him very serious disappointment
that the anticipated reduction in the va
rious branches of the civil service was not
made at the beginning of the present fis-
Cal year. These Senators are of the class
in which is not included the spots seek
ers, and to them it is Of much more impor-
lance that democratic professions OF reform
and retrcnchment should be carried out
than that supelnumerary places should be
kept for clamourous partisans. The Pres
ident said in reply to their interrogatories
that he had been subjected to such intense
pressure and importantly that he had
found it absolutely impossible to put into
practice the designs which he had formed,
but which he certainly Intended to adhere
to and execute. He said that the strain
to which he had been subjected by place
seekers, high and low, could not be con
ceived by any one who had not undergone
il. One Senator, whose wisdom and sound
Judgment is conceded by all his associates,
said to the President that criticism must
inevitably be provoked by the tact that in
nearly five mouths of power nothing had
prac' icaly been done, except the ridicu
lous feat of selling few old worn out
horses and carriages, to fulfill the promi-
ses that purity and economy should pre-
vail in the administration of the govern
ment. This Senator said he was perfectly
convinced from his own observation and
investigations that the work of every gov
ernment department in Washington city
could be better carried on than at present
with two-thirds of the force. The PreSi-
dent replied that the burden of the cry
which continually assembled to him WAS
that the departments We're all short of
force, and while this did not satisfy him.
it was difficult to answer. His embarrusS
ment was also increased by the incess ant
supplications for place, and the remon-
strances made at the leas' suggestion of
cutting down the offices He, however.
reiterated his unal cradle determination 20
institute, as soon as possible, Il reduction
of expenditures in every department OF
the government.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1885-07-24

Some of our valued exchanges, in find
ing fault with the rules which have been
promulgated under the authority of the
civil service act for the regulation of re-
movals from, and appointments to Office,
express themselves as f.vorlJ'e to the
abolition of the civil service" altogether.
This is evidently confusion of terms, for
if the civil service were abo iShed. there
would be no offices at al. 10 distribute.
except in the military, naval and diplo-
matte service. We suppose it is civil ser
vice reform that is desired to be ab ,lished
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1885-07-24

The following figures taken from tie
official statement of the Board of Trade OF
Chicago was posted on 'CIange on last
wednesday show the amount Of grain in
sight in the United States and Clnaaa.
Saturday, July IS, and the amount OF in
crease or decrease over the preceding
week: Wheat 80 659 191 bush, Is, decrease
3S0,5S2: corn 5,417,996 bushels, increase
3S9, ,969; oats 2,4SS 1876 bushels, decrease
219,040: rye 1S3,163 bushes, decrease 2.,-
COS; barley 1903 3,5l2, bushels, decrease s.
u -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1885-07-24

are sold, o. tor any person OF persons, directly
OF Indirectly, To sell, barter, give or dispose Of
any spirltunua or termcntcd liquors, ale beer
or Intoxicating drinks of any kind, on the days
of election hereafter to be hci.! in the several
counties of this State.
Sec. }. Ind be ii enGCted, That anv person vio-
iHtln@ the Provisions of this Act shah be Liable
TO indictment by the Grand Jury of the county
where the offence Is c"inruitted, and snail, upon
conviction before any Judge of any of the Gin
cut Courts OF this State, b. fined a sum not less
than fifty dollars nor more than one hundred
dollars for each and every otfrncc-nnc- half the
fine shall be paid the ntnrmcr, the other half t.,
the County Commissioners, ior tIIc as of public
r,.t-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1885-07-24

The Southern States make very good
industrial showing for the first six months
of the current year. Although it has been
a period of general business depression, i,
appears that the manufacturing capital Of
fourteen Southern States was increased
s36, 200 The crops are so prosper
Gus. Rarely have they promised oetter,
and probably the cotton crop will Ise the
largest ever produced
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1885-07-24

Yes erday's dispatches report General
Grant as sinking very rapid Y, and DR..
Douglas, his attending physician, had not
much hops of his surviving through the
night. His only nourlshment for some
time has been hyperdernic injections of
brandy.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1885-07-24
To Hotel Keepers and Others
who Deal in LIQUORS.

LNOR THE INFORMATION OF ALL PER
l. SONS CONCERNED, the following Act
Of the Legislature passed March 24th 1865, is
published;
CHAPTER I9I.
AN act prohibiting the sale Of spirituous tr
tTmented liquors in The seueral counties of Tie
State on the day Of election
SECTION |. Be IL enacted BY the General Assem-
bly Of Maryland, That it shall not be lawful for
the keeper of any hotel, tavern, store drinking
establishment, OF any other place where liqrors