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Middletown transcript., 1886-03-05
Signal Service Flags.

The question is often asked as to the
significance Of the displayed flags Of the
Government Signal Service. A rhym-
ing officer of the service has formulated
its entire flag code as follows:
A sun of red is weather warm,.
A sun of blue is general storm,
A crescent red is weather cold,
A crescent blue is fair foretold,
A star of red no change implies,
A blue star local stormy skies,
A square of black on flag Of white,
A cold wave comes in all its might.
Chicago Journal.
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The Difference.

u SHOWS kud Ane DlHcFcHCc.
# $15,Os strange, but nevertheless true,
vas coIome farmers can't see the differ
a-~Sc..iicg between being reckless and pro-
gressive. Well, here it is In a nutshell.
Saddle your So, 900 farm with a mort
gage Of $1,000 spend the proceeds for
high-priced horse flesh, fancy harness
and $500 carriage this is reckless
ness. Live within your income; feed
your live stock well test the efficacy
of new things keep up with the times
and on the same footing with others
who are making agriculture success
this is progression. SeeP The picture
is overdrawn? Not "a bit Of it. Open
your eyes, look around you, and-yes,
examine closely your own mode Of
procedure and you will see with wiser
eyes perhaps, than at present.
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New Joke by the End Man.


End Man to Interlocutor Say,
Mr.. Jones, I suppose you have seen
dem big advertisements aroun' town
to day?"
Interlocutor: Do you mean those
very handsome posters Of Hoods Sar-
saparilla 7" Yes, have seen them.
End Man: Well, Mr.. Jones. do
you know I've been taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla myself. and ! think it
would be wonderful good medicine
for Bob Ingersoll to takef"
Interlocutor For Bob Ingersoll ?
Why would it be good for him T.
End Man: Because single bot
tie will convince the most skeptical."
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THE LAUGH IN SCHOOL.
Hold on for . moment, teacher,
You had better ignore the rule

Hold on for = moment, teacher,
You had better ignore the rule
Than to punish that little urchin
Who has just laughed out In school.
Had he done It out OF malice
It would be different thing,
But he could no more help 1t
Than a lark can help to sing.
know by his clouded jacket.
And his shoes tied with u cord,
That laugh Is the only luxury
OF childhood he can afford;
And he hasn't much time l,ft him
For even the trivial joy;
For he'll have to earn his living
While he is yet boy.
You ask why defend him!
Well, the fact is yester night
found dog's-eared primer
That used when but a mite.
And In imagination,
AS turned the pages o'er.
1 saw some wonderful pictures
That never found before.
saw a certain urchin,
Called Clarence by the boys);
Go toddiing iato the schoolroom.
Making his share Of noise;
l saw him during school time
Play pranks upon the sly,
With the rosy little Agnes.
Till she laughed as she would die,
I think we all are better,
When we grow up to be men,
If we have something to make US
Look backward now and then;
And, therefore, insisted
You had better ignore the rul0
Than punish that little fellow
Who has just laughed out in school.
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A Western newspaper says that the
latest sensation is st. Louis horse
that chews tobacco but the greatest
sensation is DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Salvation Oil is the greatest pain
destroyer of the age. 1t speedily anni-
hilates pain, whether from a cut,
bruise, scald, burn, frost-bite, or from
a wound of any other kind. Price
only 25 cents.
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The best is the cheapest. DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup is acknowledged to be the
safest and most reliable medicine for
babies, and the price is only 25 cents.
Attention Horseman Days Horse
Powder is indispensable to the farm
and livery stable. 25 cts.
DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills never pro-
mise more than they can accomplish.
That's business.
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Rub the ''painful points" thorough
ly, when afflicted with neuralgia with
Salvation Oil, the great pain annihila.
tor. Price 25 cents bottle,
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup cures croupy
cough that sounds so like nails driven
into the child's coGin.
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MIRACULOUS EscAPE-W w. Reed
druggist, of Winchester, Ind, writes:
"One Of my customers, Mrs. Lonisa
Pike, Bartonia, Randolph Co., Ind,
was a long sufferer with Consumption
and was given up to die by her physi-
clans, She heard of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, and began
buying it of me. In six months time
she walked to this city, a distance of
six miles, and is now so much improy-
ed she feels she owes her life to it. !"
Free Trial Bottles at DR.. j. Gibson
Carroll's Drug Store.
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Better fall covered and SCARED
with the wounds of glory than to sur.
render through expediency what is
right, or to yield for the sake of ex.
pediency to what is wrong.
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Daily, Except Sunday

W. " D. Qua o.oo o.44 ii.Io o.4o
MONDAY TRAINs.-Leave Reading, P. & r.
station, 5f0h A. N. arrive Mt Wilmington, 8.44
q. m.
For connections ut Wilmington, Chadd's
Ford Junction, I.enape, Coatesville Waynes-
burg junction, Birdsboro, and Reading, see
at all stations.
L. A. BOWER, Gen. Pas Agent.
A. G, MCCAUSLAND, Superintendent.
febl3-tt
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Cough preparations are used in every
household, and hence the necessity for
a pure and safe remedy, Red Star
Cough Cure, the new medical discov.
cry, contains neither morphia nor
opium, and chemist, physicians and
Health Boards endorse il. 25 cents.
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All those things which are now
held to be Of the greatest antiquity.
we're, at one time, new and what we
to-day hold up by example, will rank
hereafter as a precedent.
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Health first, business afterwards.
DR.. Bulbs Baltimore Pills promote
both. Only 25 cents.
The right thing in the right place
IS without doubt DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
in the family medicine chest, the best
remedy for babies while teething.
Horses, cattle, sheep. and hogs,
when out of condition, need Days
Horse Powder. Price 25 cents
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Middletown Hotel.
Armstrong & Sparks, Props,
MIDDLETOWN, DEL.
MIDDLETOWN, DEL.

HAVING leased this well known and popu-
lar Hotel we would respectfully solicit a share
of public patronage. The house Is neatly and
comfortably furnished throughout, and our
table will be constantly supplied with the
best the market affords.
A CoMMODIOUS BILLIARD AND POOL
ROOM ATTACHED.
The central location OF the Middletown
Hotel makes 1t a very desirable stopping
place tor commercial travellers, for whom Il
convenient sample room has been provided.
"a CHARGES MODERATE.
A GOOD LIVERY ATTACHED,
ARMSTRONG & SPARKS.
sept.5tf
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As ceremony is the invention Of
wise men to keep fools at a distance,
SO good breeding is an expedient to
make fools and wise men equals.
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Don't take that 6 cocktail in the
morning." If you have 8 swelled
head" nausiated stomach, and un-
strung nerves resulting from the s'con-
vival party last night" The sure and
safe way, to clear the cobwebs from the
brain, recover zest for food, and tone
up the nervous system, is to use DR..
Pierce's " Pleasant Purgative Pellets" !"
Sold by all druggists.
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Letters of introduction are not al
ways successful to get q man into good
society, no more than eloquent obitu-
aries are to get a man into heaven.
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SHAKESPEARE makes one of his charac-
ters say "Tis not in mortals to COM
mand success, but we'll do more, we
will deserve it." st. Jacobs Oil has
commanded success, and the voice of
the people is that it deserves it, and
that it is the greatest pain cure on
earth.
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AIR, ocean, fire, the earthquake, the
tempest. the volcano are all mild and
moderate compared to the wrath Of
man.-Scott.
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A GOOD word is an easy obligation ;
but not to speak i'll REQUIRES only our
silence, which cost US nothing.-Tillot-
son
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Dried tongue" was the answer
that a minister gave some one who
asked what he had in his carpet bag,
which contained seven sermons.
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You will find life full Of sweet saw
our, if you do not expect from it what
it cannot give.-Renan.
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The happiness Of your life depends
upon the character Of your thoughts.
M. Aurelius.
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Sailors had rather "double the
horn" on shore than at sea.
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Lamentation is the only musician
that always, like a screech owl,
alights and sits on the roof Of an angry
man.
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sickness is the mother of modestv,
as it puts us in mind of our mortality.
Burton.
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If l TAKE care of my charact er, my
will take care of itself.
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FOREST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Rev. W. g. AIGXdhueTi EUstUr.
Services every Sabbath morning ut 1880
O'Clock, and every Sabbath evening, from
October to April, at O'Clock and from April
to October at 73O O'Clock, Sabbath School
every Sabbath morning at s.l5 O'Clock, s. nj.
Reynolds, superintendent. Prayer Meeting
every Wednesday evening.
Services ut Armstrong; Chapel the first
Sabbath of each month at 2.30 p. IN.
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It is the height of art to conceal
art.
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Rnsiness Principles.


Uncle Rastus-" Kin / kerleck a
little bill, Mr.. Robinson?"
NJ Rek:asen-0 What is Il for:
Uncle Rastus 7"
Uncle Rastus-" Hits fo' sawin' dat
las cod OBJ wood, sah."
Mr.. Robinson" But | paid you
once for that job
Uncle Rastus-" Is yer sho'?"
> Mr.. Robinson" Yes, I'm sureDD
y ISpase s>stus-" Has yo' got q re-
asigeo4 4..-~
n NJ ;" Receipt? No"
Is" Den l tell yo'
fh. Yo' pays me de
avs yer receep for it.
Principles, an we don
lot US hab no mo- trubble
fccount. Life.
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DESTINY is but the phantom we in.
woke to silence conscience.-Bulwer
Lytton.
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He who gives himself airs of impor-
lance, exhibits the credentials of i'm.
potence.-Lavatei.
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Words are not essential to the ex-
istence Of thought-only to its expires.
sion.
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Church Directory.

Sr. AHxks PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Rev. J. Beers, Rector.
Sunday services at 1880 q. M. and 100 p. m.
Friday $50 p. M. Sunday School ESQ p. IN.
MIppDErowN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Rev. A. stengle, Pastor.
Preaching every sabbath at 1880 a. m. and
d. m. Sabbath School every Sabbath ut
Q D. M, Alfred G. Cox, Superintendent.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening at
ZOO O'Clock. The Glass Meetings are held as
follows: Sunday q. m, NJ. D. Wilson, Lead
er: Monday evening, at O'Clock, w. H.
Moore, Leader; Tuesday evening, at 100
o'clock, led by the Pastor, Wednesday even
ing, at o'clock, Alfred G. Cox, Leader.
The seats are free and all are welcome.
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Troubles spring from idleness, and
grieyous tolls from needless ease.
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The most manifest sign of wisdom
is continual Observation-Disclosures.
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WANTED-LADIESt to work for MS at their
w own homes. 81 to SO per week can be
quietly made. No photo. painting; no can
vassing. For full particulars, please address
ut once Crescent Art Co., Boston, Mass
Box 5l7O, feb-l94t-d
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PATENTS.

Obtained and all other busincs I'm the u S,
Patent Office attended to for MODERATE
F. ES,
Our Office Is opposite the U, S. Patent Office
and we can obtain patents In less time than
those remote from WASHINGTON. w
Send MODEL OR DRAWING. We advise
as to patentability free of charge and we
make NO CHARGE UNLESS WE OBTAIN
PATENT
of Money Order Div, and to officials of the
U. S. Patent Office. For circular. advice,
terms and references 10 actual client, In
your own State or county, writo to
G. A. SNOW g. Co..
Opposite Patent Office. Washington, DC.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-24

T.....'.. .ul typhoi f. = or" the
,.,'.l.p,.r.t,, l..,l.e- luI .4u.t- 4 ] atA IA
tAr Fttu.h army
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-24
E.li', ot the tr,tt Tragedy.

StN 'hr "'h,r DIV tAout th, mb-t rtirinI,
AMI Interesting rvlp,, II tlp, greatest TRAGEDY
IN Anrrian history llr.y an, tn. pistol
With which john WIh.- lnuth shot lre,l
d'nt l.m".n amt tn. dt-t,r h. hill IN his
hand wh.u h. bapd trom the box To- the
stage ri Ih' 'h@tn', rrrm- "Sh' ,'rllsr
tyraml>' ih,>,. u.l. are pre-, rived ia A
hurlu ot M oi the great d,pnrtnun', nt th,
gnNyrnm MT, aui with them g., thu hull that
stru.h Nj Lincoln ,luHu The pistol i, th,
most Interesting Of tIr. tt III uip, ~ th.
kind H. 1pu ~ tlp lttuu-rr mail ia rhlh
drlphn. which Ms ,rr, i.tnIrt+ all thrbG- h
TIN ,nutl AMI southwest tiIitt year, a.o
The ON In ltp..ttnn + ot is.lrtltul Aur!:nlal.
ship Il, barrel Is only tNu m,hy, IN hu,th.
AMI tlp huIlHt nr..h. about 4, ,rnrtrr ut an
uIner The entire kh-tlrof VII. weapon /,
hut iuur myl,~ II, mulutms J., 1T .Illrr.
AMI tn" hAk l. un. NJ I'M, un..t nrd most Inr
feet rl,,ts "t Workmanship havv ever ~rn,
evsn IN 'lrN,' N,stIstl-, NAIrh Nurr very ,.>
Irl,ivr AMI ylal"ta'r IN, hulbt j. muth
battered amt va, ryrtntl. driven INTO thr
mullr for Va" pistol Is ma b. hut'l lN
thru~' Of utll,t AMI iron laddnI rot ttm
>ihFlng the huutN rhllgr.t ptHdct. und.r
the hulltt. hStur' 1t vi, itu.i Nh, batter IN.
have h,n "nIN hlt an inch num thu mUllb.
anil ruul,l ra'l have htn Touched With uir.-
little timer ln> rt,rl into the hlrrl The
mark, of the rli'ln ~ th' t1rr"l are clearly
visible on thu hullrt, which Nir very much
ilatten,l from striking th.>tull tItolrihr
more interesting and 1h,>tlY rurtu | have
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-24
The TOWCR OF LONDON
visit to the Room In Whish the ,rasn
jewels Are kspt-N Ei,I.

Inc next most Interesting pli1s We yl,.,,,I
was the crown room, where the Ttsalgt, ar.
krlt. Fab II us pail the WOMAN m ,L,r,.
a sixpence, ami after climbing flight N
I'll ksty WOODEN stair, into the s,-oisl story ~
q sso'iLlei tower, Ne sere u>her~l into tL,.
iihi'ti' room where are kept many mil!b,.
doliars worth OF precious stou.s ami goLl.
Which made up the several CrownS, s.ept.r,
and Other Insignia Of royalty on exhibition.
The crown jewels have been kept in the
Tower ever sine the time OF King Henry III,
at"ut 80 years ago. They We're kept here for
safe keeping, for burglar proof safes were uu-
known an those DAYS In a great glass case.
surrounded by hight network of non. ara
the crowns that hal b'en worn 10y Nbtoria,
Wy her husband, Prince All~rt, an,i Is the
frlhrc OF Wales. ESlle the,sa are tl, queens
dErlem, Nat of a crown nah. far th. ,ul,,.n
"t James II, ant "A ST Edward, crown. 80
callt'i, nhlrh has l.rn worn ty ,.np. Of ,h,
pre,lrrts>orS vi her majesty. ami a queen,
'"lNort crown 1hre are IN the r.,>, several
sr"pterS, made hollow, uf gold about thr,,,
fttt long an,i an in'h in diameter II was a
dazzling show of gohi, diamonds emerahl,.
'"''' 'Nt''' 7'll'ili''r ShHlc Ol hlItu arc
Thousands If Year, ptl, ami are L,totpally
Interesting
iio" they r'uli trust jewels amounting in
value 10 several million, ut dollar, in such AN
apparently Weakly GUARDED ram. With no
iron doors, l>a woihhr to me II seemed that
there na' nothing 10 prevent halt dozen
American bnfglar, from entering in the gui>e
"l tourists, sizing the Suble uni the woman
IN charge ami choking them into silence, ami
after lGtS lns clloroform,d them, break the
pIiSs with stick, ho"k out the velvet crown,
i"i II up ami put IT into their potket, and
thrn walk out coml"'~tdly, like HONEST tourists,
AMI become swallowed up III the vast crowds
"f London There have been hundred, of far
more auiaciouS rohinrbs than that would be-.
--lnnlon Cor Cleveland Leader.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-24

pil You ever glance through country or
suburban general stur'.' When the usual
economical man nlpa. taste tls', not run 10
Tire plow, the rather gentle ami un,mbltiuuS
gentleman, with tho pretty blond wife ami a
new baby every year, books around in
quiet spot to- see what BE- can bring into the
village Tor u littl"capital 10 sell at a mulcrata
profit, h. Sees the limits of any special article
except whisky, an \ h. l'o,, in for everything.
OF course h. has Schnnl lonkS. some VI them
rather out Of date, but still full of questions
AMI answers ami figures anl facts. TOYS h.
must have, ami here ami there you viii find
the transparent slate, the brilliant top, the
pul2le of ll,t century, tho oh, oll figures
that we-if you arr obi enough to la in.
clu'led were brought up to consider the
height Of ingenuity the acme OF entertain.
ment. You will tnd candles in botths,
made On OH principles, and healthy 10 eat if
paSty To- lu"k at There may H. flies in the
hottlc>, but with ingenious youth they pass
for currantS, ami onCr IN IA while the store
keeper comes across IA drummer who sell,
him Il bot Of obi faded fancy papr boxes
from drad Christmas times ami birthdays Of
Tire past, ami break, up the village with the
sensation.
Then you'll liul slate pencils. They have
hut little faith IN the general comprehension
uf their customers, these country store
k,pr"rs, ami 81 they always tie the pencil to
the slate - that there can bo no mistake.
Stacks of picture book, Of Il pattern the city
kl would turn up his contemltuous nose at
viii bc found IN Kind Of boxes or managers, all
handled up together, AMI sold apparently by
their Thickness, Ball, 4 tNine, Bohemian
glass ink,tanl> Of cheap price, note paper
with fashion, III crest, AMI monogram, ami
things that hav" passed into limbo, lead
p"ueil, that have job hot written all over
thcm motto ln@ng,~ with the mott"s half
melted away, all sorts of toys AMI useful
things in thin metal AMI painted "ool, ami
tine olWne eyed child Wardcrs through the pla'"
It, if it were in fairy land Francis"
Chronicle
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-24
"caRP'9" PICTURE OF suTLER
"us'r looking ''ld IsIiau-IIi> rh,,-
io-uotnN mr.,

s EH Ia.. ul t.a.t...-.t t...,
Nta' 1. q .''s .'sl l.FH.A a..t, u..- s.t..
H. TT t.t d. t'~ "a. ...l b.. vt..U- ,.t
l. .a's'- it sutis> ..t..sf ........ "a u.-
in-ln H'sl the A.r'> "a t,-# .. ..ar
faEt b.. .u t.ut 81. ..- 2. ..t..
iL.a,.u.t H. Lt-t ,,fa ...- ..I.I,
chm Is 4 ddlth. ,u,.. b ......- ....,
What II atroS n l...l.- ASA. a.rl. ,
t"rrh';tt high ant .i HI. t.. Ii>
tt's NTH tat lhiN pr n rhra.-L lltlntA
NltN II "is'uln--- alttf. tg.Alb. ..t..slt t.. n,
l. that H"u rtnt o oa.tL.rthyv I...ll-
al You ur MT
t"'h Butlers flt Is tery fulI ar.d H., ,uu-
peAt'n + talr It, Lst> a, clean Loh at4ut
hlni, ami evidently ttl,~ hath every morn
M He has tlS uauth ami over II therc l.
"a httl", time h,rst ml-t.t lp.. which has r,A
grown gray /, ], ntr} the shallow nf ,
muNttchr anl l.oh, htc "a >traE Il -tf,,r
paint ar'~, th. uht, amt rui uf Eutbts.
ia,N III toput IWtbr~ h.ti l. lakl. tan H..
las "A tuH-r "A tins Irut nav l..ir h.n.
M down up'u ia, uyk iir dr--..,.,,,lttl-
ttlit ahI IT hl alnuA- ~,tupd tom. that h,
courts h,t"rbtN tA uaall> ut ht, ,lr,>> u,
alpl i"hlalnln isrttt". an. I@rhalo th, tuu
u5lh>t man ln th ltHt.,i States. AMI thy
both dr>> .XtraNa-autN
Ben l'utkr lat ou thl, aft,rnoon a ni-ln.
hat ot cream rutfrl t,lt. With a hr,laI lrtu.
the un'tr ,hte of Whph was cuyrnd With
blark >llk y h-h hkt >llA banl ran utirN
t. The teRof this hight felt hat, anil the tout
ensemble ~a> very striking The REMAINDER
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-24

Nhai' Cloth. Nuns Yelling, lolird lunntr Cloth,
lglt Blue, Cream, Pink White l:h Tan trir ,lc At per
yard.
Checked Niiasoohs, in variety of patterns.
~t"ra Lawns At To-, he, Iic per yard
CInAl. S,r>u,h handsome stripes At -
Dress StSuckcs and ,n"hams II 1
t"ltri Lawns III line VARIETY of patterns, Nai
line "i Mrrmac Specials Algerian anil Windsor No,,ltus
Ilrs" m" the best fancy prints made.
Indigo Ella" taicos, and fine line :" patterns o, yard
Warranted to wash, money refunded
LADIES' nitINrsts Larry, variety, 3, worth
Ilr llamIrg aud Lace Stocks closed ucLr
sale there will he irr, llr, lots of Ii,mlu.s At
yard, worth ljr and BE, and full lrs
ranging from r To - yard 1t will pay call and these
goods, for they cheap indeed
In pairing order stock m Tine Ribbons, there has been left
large lot OF Ribbon Remnants ranging length from yard to
~ yards, which will be- sold below cost,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-24
c. P. DEVEREUX

Is now Offering at a sacrifice his
large line of Summer Goods. in or
der to reduce stock before placing
orders for Fall Lines. and from Mon
day. August I'd, all goods will be
greatly reduced in price. Those who
call the earliest will of course have
the best assortment to select from.
Below will be found a few of the bar
gains offered:
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-03
on ruE >II,I.Gr

From now on lm WACO pAuN
EXAMINER wubr found ou SMILE los
tine Crescent New. aud Hotel com
pauy ON aII moving trains ou the
main unc orth Houston a 1c>a,
Central railway.
Outcr Nuur ruul from lulmur
Look out lur .Ill-' muNiua wagon
T. f. l.. mho- hens uS 'rcc %
cents.
Beet cup of cotcr boo hrcIry at the
'rlmoul,o.
Fine gcuuur N,lluw Nmu sweet poo
moc- nj CM, l;u,'e.
pr II e.. ~uWudcr,, dentist office
yer Dcnnr'. photo gallery.
Novelties Iu lace curtains. stripe
| nj ,orim-, ut sanger liIu.
You will iud the best compressed
4 ycnst at Grorgr " MrluughlW-, thr
grocer
George ". Mclaughlin sells aud
delivers ~ big luud ut dry stove wood
tor - 5u.
\ new liucof chiIdrcu'- straw hats
aud Mdic, hat and hnuurl shapes, nj
sanger Bro,
Look ut the mrg variety at pattern.
sanger BRO, are showing ina iulnlIc,'
| thim mutiua-.
"Coldcn's Liquid Beet Tonic is ,
wonderful remedy for Wcnhnr-s
fewer nud los, OF uprulc'
| George " Mclaughlin viii sci
YOU = lbs of the best fresh ruu-tc,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-03

,upi Coleman, -,hr Weymouth
plying between Ntluu,i. civ and y
. had been troubled with 70 ouunI
-u tlW hc wa, unable 10 sleep WI
WAS induced to toy IN King, Sow
Discovery for tuu~umplluu II NOT
nuiy gnNr him instant relief, bat ni
n,cd the extreme soreness iu hI'
breast. Ills children were similarly
Elected aud "a single du-c had th,
-mr mpW effect br king \cW
Discover, b.. now the standard umu
JN boo thc Coleman household aud con-
uunrl th, schooner Free trlNi bot
Iir- % th. standard remedy W tns
.lr- n Nurii-uu'- drug store.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-03

Hiram Cameron furniture dealer
10 Columbus. Ga.;rll- nus experience
thur, "For three years hive trlc,
ever, rrmcd, Oh the markct tor-tom
ache and hiduc, disorders, hut got IL,
uIct until USED E.'uttI, Ritter.
louh five bottle. and am now cured
Wj tunh Electric Bitter, tho best
h.uud purifier iu the world" Nmut
s. D. Reed of West Liberty. hN
..N-: Nothing ha, ever dome me -u
much good IA Electric littrr, Sold
% Ht, rrm- "a bottle bog Castles ~
Morrison.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-03

We viii furnish estimates on al
Kind. ol ladies suit, complete, and vs.
Wi' Give special attention tu hudH
ir,u,,ruu,. SANGER Bros.