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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-26
SPORTING NOTES.

Friel will play again with the Jersey City nine
next season.
Third Basemsn Say last season of tina Jersey
Ctys, has signed with the Uticas for next season.
Sergeant Kennedy won the 2Omile military race
at the Oakland rink last Monday night. in hours
and % minutes.
The failure of Jersey City and Newark to join
in any reorganization scheme will make the East
ern League very weak concern.
The Jersey City Curling Club was represented
at the special meeting of the Executive Com
mittee of the Grand National Curling Club OF
America held fe y days ago in New York.
The contest in Lemmerz's alleys last wednesday
between two teams of the Bergen Bowling Club,
headed respectively by Van Hoan and wilson,
Van Hoan's team scoring 474 against wilson's
467.
Herman, whe played last season with the Jer-
sey City nine. contested and won hundred yard
foot race at Trenton last wednesday. His com
petitor was Bob Farrell, Of Chambersburg. The
was for purse of 5000.
An elegant piece of workmanship will be the
yacht now under construction at the shipyard of
Timothy Desmond, in Hoboken. for Alexander
Hamilton's grandson, DR.. Alexander Mel Hamil-
ton, of New York city.
The Eastern Football Association has beenformed,
with delegates from Steven Institute. Hoboken
the Massachusetts, Institute of Technology, and
Dartmouth, Trinity, Brown and Amherst Colleges.
B. F. Hart son of the late deposed colonel of the
defunct Ninth Regiment is treasurer of the as
sociation.
Arthur D. Stone and George T. Gilbert, members
of the long distance skating club of this CITY, had
the first distance 81 ating of the last night
on the canal They started from the Bergen Hall
bridge, and skated up the 10 the locks at the
Hackensack River, and returning over the same
route, covered the distance in one hour and thirty
eight minutes.
merzs Bowling Alleys GA Newark avenue, last
Monday night, resulted as ollows:
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
IN oath day of May. 1886. application made
to the Board of Public Works by John F. Kelley
and others for the improvement Of
TWELFTH STREET
from the easterly side of Henderson Street to Jer
sey Avenue in the following manner. including
ali intersections To have the street for the full
width thereof graded to the established grade by
excavating or filling in same to the established
grade, 10 have the present curb stone reset and
new curb stone set where necessary to have the
carrisge way paved With Belgian Block pavement,
to have the present bridge stone cross walks relaid
and bridge stone laid where necessary, and all
other work done that may be necessary to provide
for the flow Of surface water and to complete the
improvement in good and substantial manner
Notice is also given that on the goth day of Nov
ember, 1886, the Commissioning of Assessments
filed with the Board of Public Works their prelim-
mary sketch showing what property i'll probably
be assessed and the probable amount of benefit to
each lot or parcel OF land, also the pronanie
amount of assessment per foot of frontage for the
said improvement, and the same is now open for
public inspection in the ofcs of the Clerk of the
Board of Public Works; and notice is also given
that the following streets avenues OF particular
sections thereof are included in said assessment
namely:
TWELFTH STREET
from Jersey Aven ne to Henderson.
HENDERSON STREET
the west side from point 100 feet south of 18th
street to point 100 feet north of 18th street.
GROVE STREET AND ERIE STREET
from point 100 feet south of 18th street to point
100 feet nor h of 18th street.
JERSEY AVENUE
on tie west side from point 100 feet south of 18th
street to point 100 feet north of 18th street. and
that the 10th day of January. 1887. at O'clock p.
M and the meeting room Of the Board Of Public
Works are hereby fixed as the time and place when
and where the Board of Public Works win meet to.
hear parties interested in said application and all
remonstranees against the said Improvement
that may be presented in writing
BY order Of the Board of Public Works.
THOMAS JACOB. Clerk
Dated Jersey City. N. j., December 7. 1886.
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MILITARY NOTES.

All is quiet in the Indian Camp. The new Lieu
tenant is happy. He had good chill on Monday
aight.
bowling alley has been placed in the armory Of
Company A. Fourth Regiment. They can all have
exercise up there now.
Mr. Fred H. Bowley was elected member of
Company 6, Fourth Regiment, at the special meet
ing Wednesday night.
Drum Major BrownIee wants more recruits for
his new eifs Corps. which will be attached to the
Fourth Regiment
The Fourth Regiment Athletic Association viii
probably hold meeting weekly through the
season.
Enterprise Conclave. No. IS. R. s. f.. will give a
reception Ut Cosperis Hall on Friday evening. An
exhibition drill will be given by Co. A, Second
Re ,iment who viii attend
By far the best looking company in the service is
Che Gerardin Cadets. The drill in the Fourth
Regiment armory on Thursday night wa simply
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FIRE ALARMS.



Chicago has S63 fire alarm boxes.
Bayonne will elect new Chief next month.
.KAevr says this is a great year for goose eggs.
What has become OF Pete ,mith, Of Engine ?
George Williams Of Engine 5, has resigned.
Rooney, Of Truck l, is writing a new book.
Newark's new fire tower is very nearly completed
The Fire Department of Paris, France, consists
of 1862 men.
The different companies will receive their friends
at the engine houses on New Years.
Captain Holmes, of Engine 4, is we'll liked by
the members of that company.
Ask Masker, of Engine g., who wrote white
Wings" Go slow, John.
Truck l. of Arlington, has elected officers for the
ensuing year.
Robbins of Engine g. would like to have Touts
Singer join the Fat Mems Club.
The members of the Philad4 lphia Department
have all joined the Knights of Labor.
Plainfeld will ask the Legislature for paid De-
partment
Deacon Hayes. of Engine l, and Dick Deadeye
are great friends.
Foreman Shaw and FIVE fremen of 10 Truck New
York Department, were badly hurt by an explosion
last Monday night.
Fallon and Ryno Finner'y, of Engine 2. have
mania for at ending wakes.
The bell-ringers attached to the Newark Depart
ment have asked for more pay.
The exhibition OF the Household Fire EXt1nBulsn
ing Company last Wednesday WAS attended by the
city officials and proved a success.
The members of Engine will have blow out at
the company's quarters on New Years exc.
The Supreme Court has declared unconstitutional
the act exempting firemen from taxation $500 of
real or personal estate
Paterson's Fire Board have rejected the new
Clapp Jones steamer which was recently received
by Engine g. and will return the steamer to the
makers.
The Union Hill Board of Fire Representatives
have elected Mayor Hansen President, Councilman
Ross President, Philip Robbman Secretary
and Charles +. Rub Treasurer.
There is talk of having bill passed by the New
York Legislature making it compulsory to retire
frenen in the city of New York after twenty yesrs
of service.
Bayonne Hook and Ladder Company will give
grand reception and ball at the Greenville Skat-
ing Academy On February 21st 1887, which prom
ises to be the event in fire circles.
The delegates of the several fire companies in
layonne City nominated the folio aing named gem
tlemen for engineers: Chief, Walter Surman First
Assistant, Timothy J, Cronin; Second Assistant,
Ebenezer Berry.
The Aldermen of the city of New York have &C.
cepted from Harry Howard the fire hat worn by the
the Governors Room of the City Hall as relic of
the fire department.
Kallaher, of Engine /, was recently before the
Commissioners and in reply to one of the ques-
tons asked made the following answer: ''Be the
mortals, Commish. made hop, step and jump
for the tender, and be all events struck me knee
against the hub and raised hump on it. sill"
Amid roar from the Board he was let off,
Grand Rapid Carpet sweepers. and all the latest
improvements in clothes wringers, at Wood Il
Menagh's, l3S Newark avenue and ITO Pavonia
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE 11TE
IN day of November, 1856 the Commissioners of
Assessment filed in the Office of the Clerk of the
Board of Public Works their Fl al assessment map
and report for the improvement of Hancock ave
nue. from Congress street to North street. and the
same is open to public inspection in the office
Of the Clerk Of said Board and notice is also given
that the following streets avenues. particular
sections thereof, are included is said assessment
Hancock avenue from Congress street to North
st eet and that the 9th day of December 1886, at
O'Clock p. m, and the meeting room OF the Board
of Public Works are hereby fixed az he time and
place when and where the Board Of Public Works
will to hear consider and adjndicate upon all OBJ
jections to said assessments and report OF all OBJ
jec,ionsthereto must be presented in writing.
By order of the Board OF Public Works.
THOMAS JACOB,
CLERK
Datsd Jersey City. November a. 1883.
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PROPOSALS.
Notice to Builders ofStssn Fire Engines.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
~ the office of the Board of Fire Commiss oners
OF Jersey City, No. pa Bay Street. on or before
Wednesday evening, December Goth, 1886, at 8
O'Clock, to furnish a. New Boiler and repair
Engine No. 5, in accordance with specifications
filed in the clerks office.
Proposals must be signed, sealed and directed 10
the Committee on apparatus and Repairs, and fled
with the Clerk OF the Board of Fire Commissioners
The Board reserves the right to reject any all
pr posals il deemed for the best interest of the
atty so to do
BY order Of the Board of Fire Commissioners.
DANIEL j. BUhKR
Chairman of Com on Apparatus and Repairs.
JOHN l. VAN Aust.
Clerk Board of Fire Commissioners.
2t. dec1e.
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perfect. The marching was perfectly true, the
bearing of the young ladies fautless without
exception. The mammal of arms they seem to have
GOT down fine; in all the movements they seemed
as one; especially in "loadins and firing, where
the least Slip will spoil the drill yet they went
through 1t in splendid STYLE The entertainment
will take place Thursday night in the First Baptist
church.
The bucle will be used in issuing orders in bat
TALON drills. in the Fourth Regiment this winter,
There will probably be two drills each month ike
ly ia the Oakland Rink, as the armory is neither
large enough or hardly safe enough for them
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game of polo was contested in tho Pavonia
Rink last Tuesday night between the Pavonia and
Hoboken teams, resulting in well earned victory
for the former. The teams were made up fol
lows: Payonia-Charles Fraeker, first rush. Mike
McCarty, Dive; Nielsen Ecker, second rush; Har-
boken-Frank Barker. first rush; Nichols second
rush; Charles Walton of last years Cosmopolitans,
drive: Carbonen half back and Will Thomas, goal.
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No matter what the condition in life may be,
you may easily judge of housekeepers character
when YOU enter their houses. If things are awry,
so are they If tidy and tasteful you may be sure
they are careful in all respects. Make home plesss
ant to yourself and your guests by buying your
furniture from Frank ]. Hauly, 2O3 Newark ave-
nue.. three doors above Jersey avenue.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE AC-
IN counts of the subscriber Administrator OF
Hugh O'Reiliy, deceased, who in his lifetime was
Executor of John Keelan, deceased, will be audited
and stated by the Surrogate Of the County Of Hud-
son and reported for settlement on the Goth day
of February. 1887.
MARY d. O'REILLY.
Dated December 21st 1887
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NOTICE T0 CREnrrORs-RsrATK 3

NOTICE To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UF
IN John II. Martin deceased. Charles II SmifhA
administrator of John H. Martin, deceased, by or
der of the Surrogate Of Hudson county. dated De-
cembe~ II. 1886, hereby gives notice to the eredi
tors Of said decedent to bring in their debts de.
mands and claims agrinst the estate of said dece-
dent, under oath or affirmation, within nine
months from the date of said order, orthey viii be
forever debarred Of any action therefor against
said estate. JOHN II. MARTIN.
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Reception ties. of tastefully combined coIors
and the richest material, at Baron 5, Newark
avenue.
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Down on the cold earth you may plant your
lightsoled shoe with impunity, IL your foot is
clothed with those merino or wooden socks sold
only by Baron, 6 Newark avenue
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Brushes or silver ware, children's sleds or
lamps skates carving sets, at Wood Menagh's,
1873 Newark avenue and 40 Pavenia avenue.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-26

Gain reputation in any pursuit and 1t assures
success Young Weinmann gained his reputation
in cutting garments for the patrons Ct one OF The
most prominent drapers in New York, He is now
at No. is Montgomery street, and you will be well
suited il You give your orders to him.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-12-26

Grand Rapid Carpet Sweepers. and all the latest
improvements in clothes wringers, at Wood Il
Menagh's, 1873 Newark avenue and 17o Pavonia
avenue.
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Ebony, rosewood and malacca canes, elegantly
mounted in gold and silver, from 70 cents and up
ward, at Baron's Newark avenue.
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ab7olutcl, nccc'sar, and In order 10
/ k"cr q perfect control or ihia vt
rented the i-u ncrC pasture. ,at q nom.
mai rent for tlc time aud We bad io
ciuuiu Two different pArtic, from sril.
/ ing WhlshrN. The district Iul0u
/ granted temporary Iuimctluns. and
. the reunion soon passed and the case.
[ were dismissed
The clearing away Of the under
brush aud preparation ofthe grounds
cost u- some f4OV. on will lind that
/ from thirty To forty acres will he alb.
solutcly necessary tor the encamp
ueut, barbecue, etc, aud the y G..
were dug su the prevailing winds
Ole" the ,Wuhe away. enclose also
haSiy peucil sketch Of the grounds.
Col -, \ Williams can furnish a
proper chart
We rented the tent. from ST
Louis house.
think We realized some.
thing like 5000 to Sa.5Uufrom sale of
privileges on the GROUND. These
we're pat up at suction and cold To
the highest bidder they paying one
half at the time aud the other halt
uciure they opened business. aud We
sold some ten dsls ahead at the gath.
ering,
We realized some $500 to $-Ou from
the railroad, which gave Us one. hal,
offs receipts The hacks paid gatc
entrance fees of from s. to $40. ac.
rordiug tu siIr. Each hack p,,irp
Was prov idcd with - registered hadgp.
anu none other were permitted 10 en-
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FokI Wotru. rs, Jur,.ilu. i...
con II. r. pnrrott ,Lsir,n, w. r.. '.,,,
ton committee Warn rrrrsn, ~
] uuinu NJ no. ~, ~
my promise, 4 nd Won sU'h hlnnl
~ hs,c AT hand Csrt pa.l. i''H
chairman ofcur,nyit.ti"n r,,, "n''Y' ~. ~
and who had nhnut ali IN. 1Innu. .'i :.
absent. II can lind nm, mara q, n
send YOU. send to.JnN .n'D ~.
have. "
one impnr,,ptaid vilIlo ,ou,..
see at pmurc. the ORGANIZATION. W.,
will have TO invite
We overlooked In our list, m,
Mexican ,.t.rsn. arj ,,,.,'t Wv
the Grand Army of the RrnuGlir and
wrote ON great many. ~ win nu
one sheet enclosed to you. The G.
A K attended onr reunion pnJ
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rue 'N''''ih'',i ,lH' "I NJ Nehrcu
t'i,, ,'' NV ~ ia" lnid "hd u. W
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'"L"' '''""',N ''N'Ih' dn\- since
'''.' ~, w 'u''''' 0i.'prr- court
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@ VIZ u" ,NI"rlte against
nun =" I"''iIN h"Idlng MINI As
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-''ps ''"'lus doWn from Judge
=, Per - '"url' ,,,' was approached
Hi , N'' NV ron H'h''h, mihrr OF Al
NUN W %" advanced upour or two
'',l,,' 'ui ing Vigorously, hud a--
I"i"', ia" I"id. Ihr up-hot oi
luz ,'''I''"'l ""e il,H N'h"rn wa
hu"'"'' d"Nh, falling inside the
,'n' I"'I nI the titlfcn-'
i'I'l' nhu VIZ. Nchocn was arrested
Nv ulh'rr li-hcr nud placed under
,""u I" pear ai lue recorder court
'n'' morning in answer the charge OF
assault
Allrr the Adjournment Al Mchrcn
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dams '"rHn"I InIu
ave. satisfaction. iryuani Zoo hsppy


\ pcclm coach ON thc.~t lom.
! ~ kansas X Texas lulwh.. pullrI Ia,
/ engine No. ~, lu 81 Hrgr Of pndurr
| OF Moore aud Engineer Harrison. ana
I hearing President IS. " lnrd,,.
/ Cuml tru.lrr W /, Cmmutnu. Di,I.
ION 1prrIutoudcut j. " Dickinson
aud General tondmn-lrr Inlor
reached the uty M 5.ii SUNDAY alter
noon, AMI after a i've muulc-' -tup
went ON to gainesville, whore the mar
| ~ spent the night, returning Go Waco
ms uurnug. The mrly, whluA. in.
GUIDED ALSO Nlrnsr,. t.. a Iurh and i
g stacy rpcui some i've ur4i\ hour
100 lh' Hliy, nud were met by many of
"ur Dtfcu-, who Nprr4scd ilcir
good feeling for tho ruuh nud gayr
lhru much announcement. Alter "a
Io"h a'"ui the riN and laking dinner
nj 'hr acme hotel, H- the quests OF
marx a Dyer, attorneys of the roud
me pHfiN continued it, way eastward.
me parry went 10, far cnsr "a, Cor
-i'hnu Yesterday afternoon. inc, viii
spend to-day iirhIng lu the mr.Mmcd
mixes OF lhnl region, and prupu-r
h'ihg IN IrNHrhNm "Wednesday IN
l'l'' To attend the directory meeting,
which occur, on that day.
tN -ErunlrtN Isl.
'uI, furdN gee SAYS the gAugr will be
hrondrurd and the now rolling sto,k
on IN time tor the Opcninl, of b,.i-
nos september LIST. Now then. let
waco merchants prepare 10 stand lbs
'hr ~. J ouls Arkansas a .lcAA. with
liberal share of their trade.
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E77EysZn.zlIlIYil7I5

Open nll night. For III. cnnven-
fence OF our patrons, the people gen.
orally and Ourselves, we have CON
Guided 10 keep our store omen all
night Our reasons iorduing til. will
be more readily understood when we
explain that our night prc.crIption
clerk iS called up from two To- five
ulncs nearly every night 10 iii pre-
s'rlpll"hs' Hereafter you will lind
our store open at all times, duy and
night a thoroughly competent
pharmacist viii always be in charge
OF the prescription department and
ready at all times TO want on Gus
toners, Thanking you for your ap.
probation IN the past, We are, re.
specially, etc,
CASTLES u MoKKboS.
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RAJ IIDt.I.NIIII
TITS h"""', I"dg. Williams. Ioru,,i.
~ '"t"'S ia" Nnr" I.ur Iudt,t,,t
h"n"rs IL tie ran uIst,,,t

HN referring 200 uur column of 1910.
u"un'rmrul-. % Viii hr .crn ii.I
judy" Williams hn- nt h.t concluded
iu try r"urIu-luus with tl ruiu.r.
mud rutrr, the l.t.. f,i. tI... ,.......
hi. man, fri..,,I ''H "'" p"
l.,,l,.. J.,, ~ 'N'''' N'
Wv -" N'' H'I' county nl
l'INtNt l7 sun fresh Iu tls m.N.I. DOL
his man, .i,..,I
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nv" h"llllluf ltlrul. ia Mo uumu
who hANr .vut,irI t,. .
pridr am. ,u,'r.,..,.'.. ''' WIN
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Nv, w., wa W. 7'''' ''' Toy Governor lrrInui
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's"",'"h "I Judge i,uur. uuI Mt-
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ROUND AHOUI TOWN.

ROUND AuOII TOWN.
llcaue has no equal
Lack makc- the best TITS
lDrnne "Ncrls In photography.
llrane takes tlie best photos.
EBan'- turn"uts are the best
Look out tor Ellis moving wagon
Large airy lots, Bells llll GIlmcr
fhrlrl IS lee wagons are always ~
time
OnimproNcd lands and farms. Gil
urr
opera slipper, at Sleeper. Clifton 4
Co.'S
order your chicken feed irom
Palmer
=nglcsby's stables j., the place for
tlnc rigs.
Sc Morris Cascar.uc for all liver
disorders.
send Your wash to the McDlcIland
Hotel laundry.
Use Morri, Ca,mruc Tor rou.ti.
patton
There is no bitter "Aocr-n,lc" ia
Turf tobacco.
''", ''' ll' l"i uA pep
-iE aud indigestion.
.. GIVE Your ordrr- tor lee 60 Earle,
Hen deliver ou time.
So Morris Cuscariue tor diseases
/ ui the stomach
Nhlr horses aud luxurious huggics
| nj bRlr-hy Is stables
Best lee cream in Waco at the Del.
| Wnhlcu, 10 crut- u plate.
So Morris IHscariur tor hradarhc
au,i Ii'rr iroublrs.
! lac Met LELAND Hotel laundry
makes -pcclHl rates 10 families.
-c Morris tn.cnriur for irrcy,-
Hrily OF the bowels.
on will be satisfied nj the McClrl-
I"nd Hotel laundry. Prices lower than
I ANY.
Oid.iA,hlon brHndl peaches nnvor
curt and "fruitcnkc" chewing to.
hnc'o.
George " Mclaughlin -cu- and
delivers big luad OF dry stove wood
Tor VI 80.
lurlcN- lee meets the hot wave .ur-
ressinIy II i- the unl, thiup that
can u" that.
" Iuri chewing tobacco docs not
INN Wv '"'N'I htINuur u,
chew poison
FARLEY IS irr meets the hot wave sue
'''7lu"l II Do lhr "ulN thing that
'", 90 lha'.
, h3'rding "ud lodging nj Alcl
htu ''' W hl'e Elephant restaurant.
Every carriages hupp'- etc. and
good reliable luirh and gentle horses
'"i' away Toe hH" al OgI"shN 4,
NUTS 'I,PP'I7 ana gents low
,"o's Ih'. We "o"Bh' 70 per cent be-
, 10" "'"'' prices -. Ni''rrT 'lIIi"n y
y n,,.,.,.,.. ..t.,
tam oT ~" "ul M',"t,' rec" ana rat
va" ,,"'' = AZ i 'nt W ne" "ri'I'nr'
a,t'r t,, ""'"'' "S 'h'"p ." any
III "'''
AMI SugHr-ilum Quit chewing
poison
Cameron Castles X story viii sup
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BALLlNCER

sHurLD aud WILL be TIM city ofv..,,,,.
Texas WV 80 'V'N'h
Isual terms 20 purchaser
nuiv'nmthls ON the ground, FREE
Ei,h,s'ou TaluH VII! run ON LAY NJ sale
mhvIule OF which win appear iu Furt Worm
SaIa'' Ausuh san Antonio aud Oslyrst1u
uHI"'s' nan iatr from all Stations. which
Iha amount OF sluO ''""
for mSpsAnd further Information. address
THOS, W JACKSON.
Land Ag't q, G.. x >. +. Ry..
Galveston Tex.
. d. PENLAND & Co., Aucuoneers.
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Cameron, Castles Il storey are solo
agents in Waco tor "Irrf" aud sugar
rum, the most Wholesome chew in
the world.
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II you want ii lir-tclas- handmade
mattress, we have them.
WACO FCRNITrHE Co.
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b{ using hH--'s celebrated Chicken
Cholera Cure. Cures cholera in forty.
iBhl hours For sale boy Ca-lles &
Morrison, Wuto, Tex
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