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DISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP.

The partnership heretofore existing between
the Undersigned, under the firm name of llul-
'uwHy FHlkncr has been dissolved hy mu.
tuHl consent MI Holloway retiring from the
hrm Mr. Falkucr assumes all the liabilities,
aud VIII collect all the debts, notes aud nc
counts due the ld firm
Waco, January 9TH, lss6
Is. f. HOLLOWAY.
g FNLkNEB,
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.lssolurloN OF rARrERsmr

The partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned under the firm name Of Lc.
Hinski a hbva has been this day dissolved hy
mutual consent MI. AlhvA retiring from the
arm. Mr LCyinski assumes all the Liabilities
and will collect all the debts, notes and ne.
counts due the old firm.
Waco, December 3lsL lsSi.
J. LENlNSKI,
&, r. ALBEA,
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The editor Of the Statesman once
bought "a pig in Il poke" which was,
after all, only "A puppy dog, Since
then he must see the goods ere he
pays for them. II Is GOOD rnle.
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TnE Columbus Citizen says Ross
is by far the strongest man in that
section, who has yet been spoken of
in connection with the governor
shin,
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PRomIuI1oN, rs n moral question,
is unobjcctionablc, but prohibition a-
a political principle, won't do at all,
ut NIL
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GREENvILLE publishes the finest
Wecklics in the state. There is a high
standard of journalism prevailing in
that ontorprising town.
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TRUTH compels us to say that Bro.
Leland ms made u good officer. May
he take with him TO private lie the
Marmest lrlendshin of all thn ncnnln
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UNcLE DASH. Tor man who has
rolled under the cnr-Whccl, of cor.
gnnilcd labor" comes up smiling in
decd
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-12

The newspaper situation at Fort
worth Is quiet hcquict which
precedcs the storm, perhaps.
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Thanking the public for their kind patron.
rgc, request u continuance OF the same for
our suC tssur Mr. J, Leyluski who will con
inuc hc business nj the old stand
g. /" AlBEA.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-12

In has been many u day since wag-
Gus crossed the Bralos ON the lee
before. They have done 50 this winter
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y
We have bought out Mr.. ". G. Kollum ir IA,
riverside stables aud stock yards thOrourhiy
HHtIhnuled and renovated that popular stand
l"l 10 purpose Of adding "a the best conducted
s.lpIps general live stock COmm sslon bust,
lu',s WIN buy and sell all kinds Of live stock
lud guarantee satisfaction, We hnye for snir
ulry mead oi hne horses. also, mules, stall.
,luuN' Jersey hulls. huggies. carriages. hacks.
harness, etc Inspection Of Stock t,nI rnrrcs,
p9idthce solicited, Telephone connection.
respectfully OGLEsbI ~ ROBIN ION,
BOX az. Naco Tex
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-12

JomNNy LuNsFom'S daily Courier.
is sprightly little piper. II seems.
10 be doing well. Glad to see it.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-12

TuE Bralos is locked fast in the
arms of ack Frost.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-12

TnE mailing clerk ON the Corsi-
cana daily Courier ought to be hung.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-12

OUR thanks are due Hon. Olin
Wcllborn for transcript from the
congressional record.
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Ii'm ihyir respective claims aud that I hay,
u,'Sptd Nnid trust Creditors viii present
prescribed by law.
January ith, lssf ! Y ALLEN
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-12

TnE Nnyasotn Tablet wouldn't
weep its eyes out were sui Ross to be-
nominated for governor.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-12

Bro. LELAND viii feel lonesome for
while, but it is all in getting used
to H.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-12

TIM mercury was down to l2I-2=
above zero, Yesterday.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-12

The bold Storrett runs II rcd tit
on the For, with almost every issue
of the Times.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-12

THE cold snap sets back the wheat
just when it needs to Dc set buck.
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)IssoLurl0N on PARTNERSHIP

-
The partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned. under tile firm name of Lyon,
n NovlCh, Is this day dissolved hy mutual con,
sent Mr., Lyons retiring from the nfm Alr
Nuyilh viii continue the business at tho old
stand AMI assume NIL liibllitic, of the firm
ana VIII collect all the debts, notes aud nc
counts due the firm.
Waco, Tex, January slh, isSd
ISAAC LYONS
SAM NONlDu,
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CAMERON would indeed make Il
good mayor. Ditto, Sturgis.
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If the president had made the ex-
ceptions which the Statesman does,
his remark ON the lying newspapers
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plants, Etc.
Il, Quinn first manufactured and
sold his medicine in Perry. Ga, in 50
humble way, using an ordinary iron
pot for Boiling, The business was
run under the mamo ct Swiit& Quinn,
Perry, Ga" with the caution printed
on each label! "Nonc genuine with,
oht the written signature of h.
Quinn and the modicirc was sold
at $500 per bottle.
This co-partncrship was dissolved
Dy Mr. CT. swift retiring aud Mr. H.
u uinn continuing the manufacture o
THIS Celebrated Vegetable Blood Re.
newer iron southern forests up TO
me = 'cs' Mt time He has now sold
MS RIGHT therein to the Macon Medl'
cine company, Macon, Ga.
EssaJ on Blood aud Skin Diseases
mailed free.
For sale by Castles 4 Morrison.
Waco, re ;as,
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SEE Lewine's new ad.
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TIl bII11nrd .llIl hold. lhe hoarl..
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SENuAL POWER POSITIVELY AND PER.
> name tly restored iu Two tu ton day. hy "a
delicious objection. scaled pamphlet free.
Louis, Mo-
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T',v nersde want the street. paycd
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pARBERs sHOP-A NEAT ROOM. SUR.
- able for BARRIERS shop. for rent uppusitp
the Missouri paoitc depot Inquire "
LOUIS II. BRDltL.
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I OST..ON SATURDAY EVENING. A sOR.
- rel mare, about fourteen hands hlgu,
years old, had on black saddle With pockets,
bride with no rCius aud u carpet blanket
Liberal reward for return Of same to
PINK DAWSON. Waco.
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L'OR sALE--rAiR or HOMES CuuN rER
j scales, almost new, at Tom smiths auc.
ton house
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RoCERlEs-BF Wurthsm has opcu.dn
u hrsrylass grocery In connection with the
FHrmCs- House,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-12

THE Express pleads guilty to
twelve degrees above zero at san An.
tonic This is good deal, aud we
are sntlsnnh
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FOR SALE.

EuR SALE CAEAr-THE WHITE ELI
phaut aquarium. Apply go James A,kvw.
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THE WACO EXAMINER

Entered at tho POetofico At waco, TeIas
second-clAsH mail matter
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Losr

LOST
OsT..ON SATURDAY EVENING. A sOR.
- rel mare. about fourteen hands hlgu, b
years old. rad on black saddle With pockets O.
bride with no rcins aud u carpet blanket
Liberal reward for return of same to
PINK DAWSON, Waco
w ANTED WHITE GIRL FROM 90 200
w " yeats Uf age 10 nurse hHby Apply
To 1891 Washington street
TANrED-NITHN TWO OR TWO NNp
w half miles Of Waco ~ ncrus of nud
suitable TOT cotton, oats Lud com. Cash rent
Address, Z s. g., care EvANtSEu Office
MANTEp-UN ORDER aOOE ANu uN&
w dish aHshcr Apply "A Bfuunum uys.
ter paTlor on Fourth street
\NrANTEp-A GOOD COOK. PERMANENT
w employment and good wage. Apply
to Mrs Little, sixth aud Washington.
FIFTY MEN WANTED At uE EiUk
II patrick farm, East Waco
-ssz.--u---.ss--~w--s--~
FOR RENT
LNOR KENT-FlFTY ACRES BosQtE VAL.
II ley Ia 4. i've miles from Waco tull on
J. Black. Cili2cns National bank.
EOR REST LARGE. rNFuRNImEp
front room with board Apply Ia post.
Office box $40,
L'OR Il Nr-FNRM OF loo ACRES. GOOD
II land splendid shtcr. good stables. crihs.
tnrscs. etc. situated nine miles north Of Waco
Apply To DIR CLIFTON.
Corner Fourth aud Austin
THE house heretofore occupied by
L Eaton q duiusn south Foufth street pa
100 feet The most moderate tctms givut.
Apply to J. Elgiu,
-------------
FOR sALg.
EuR SALE CAEAr-rHE WHITE ELI
phaut aquarium. Apply tu Ium0s Aekvw.
proprietor
L'oR sALE-rAiR or mowEs rurN rER
i scales almost new, at Tom sm,ths uo.
iiun hdflse.
g,RoCERY STORE FOR sALF-rIE
Nlhturc Of l. Gfussmgu. az West station, puu.
tanning moderate stock family groceries, can
he bought AZ bargain, ~ the owner wishes
to retire For particulars inquire 40 West. ur
In Waco, atl. LowinRcrs. south side square
L'ORsALE- WOOD or CORD WOOD
II Leave orders nj Moore a lhumpsou's
MRS y. 4 ktRkrATElDk
EOR sALE'--N good second hama engine. ppr.
feet running Ordcr good ~ new, az half
price. TOW pAbGirT
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Won CAN GET A no Cypress Cis.
tern, batter than brick. guaranteed not
10 burst IN : ~ years or money refunded. over
ginAnd or under gfOunu, of JHHcs a. Mhulnu.
CORNER VI aeYonlh aud Mhry stroet.. Mhrn TOY
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DYEISa AND SECURING


NOrlCE TuE NuNERTIsENENr OF
y uglc,hy IS Robinson IN another column
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LELAND is out.
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L'ORsALE-sToYEw WOOD OR CORD WouD
II Leave orders nj Moore a Ihumpsou's
MRS n A kIRkpATEltk
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Once NJ hhs and $50 Austin street opposite
Eikcl 4 Broustodt's new building
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WACO. TEX.JAN.. -. 1876
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EOR sALE'--N good second hama engine per.
feet running ordcr good ~ new, at halt
price. TON pAuGiTT.
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Eastern once, " Tribune building. New York
4. G, BFCKWlrH. Manager.
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ROCERN STORE FOR SALF-TIiE
Nlsturc Of = GfOssmgu az West station. cuu.
talning moderate stock family gfnDcrlps, rtu
he bought Vt = bargain, rs the owner Wishus
to retire. For particulars inquire ut West. ur
In Waco, Atl LOWingcrs. south side square.
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ENoR kENr-FlF1N ACRES BOsQtE VAL
II ley Ia u. i've miles from Waco. tlul br
l. ~ Black. Cit2cus National bank.
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IGOR REST en- LARGE. rNFuRNIsuEp
front room with board Apply Ia post.
Office box $40.
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Orn merchant, arc busy.
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No communications writer on both sides
Of the paper will receive attention At this
offrp.
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WANTED

\NTANTED-NlTtHiN TWO OR TWO NNu
w half miles Of Nnru. ~ ncrps of uud
suitable tot rNttol oats Lnd com. Cash rcul
Address, I S. g., care EyAvtSEE Office
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~ ANTEu--A GOOD COOK. Perm NNENT
w employment and good Wnu.s. Amply
to Mrs Little sixth aud Washington.
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\AjANTEp- ORDER sOOK ANU uN&
w dish Hnshct Apply nrunnums Uys.
ter paTorun Fourth street
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The Pointe Claire Bridge.

That Sterling paper, the New IBERIA
Enterprise, has had its attention called
to the miserable, aye, impossible, candi-
tion of the bridge which forms the cap
tiOn Of this article. The informant of
our contemporary would not have stretch
ed the truth much if he had said that
there is no bridge over the cOulee worthy
the appellatiOn. This paper has several
times mentioned this matter, showing
conclusively that our town, would be
greatly benefited by securing trade
that is worth having, but all our efforts
have been of no avail. Like the Enter
prisewe believe the time is now prOpi-
tiOus to have a substantial bridge built.
what could not then be accomplished
for want of funds, says the Enterprise"
can now receive more attention, a. the
financial condition of both parishes is
much improved, and we commend The
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Two railroad section hands having i'm
bibed a little too freely of red eye, grew
fighting mad, and pulled out knives pre-
paratory to carve one another. The po-
liceman just about that time put in an
appearance, and gave them ample time
to get sober, by locking them up in the
calabOose.
Messrs. c. L. Lacaze and F. Bienvenu.
the committee of the Mutual Benevolent
Association having charge of the ar
rangements for the excursion to be given
on the 18th. prox., have returned from
a trip along the line and intimate, that
success for the enterprise is assured.
Active preparations are being made and
nothing will be left undone for the COM
fort and pleasure Of those attending.
Tickets are now on sale.
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THE WESSENGER.
PERE JAN.

Eighty-fOur years ago the venerable,
well beloved and venerated priest Ange
Marie Jan, was born in the ancient pro-
vince of Brittany, France. At the age of
twenty four years he took priestly orders;
and for over thirty five years he has been
guardian angel over the people Of st.
Martin. Last Sunday was the sixtieth
anniversary Of his entrance into the
priesthood. What pleasant cOntempla-
tiOns are engendered by a retrospective
glance of the faithful devotion and servi-
tude in the good work allotted to him
here on earth To the people Of his flock
to every one, he has indeed proved a IA
ther, wise counsellor. He has admins
tered the holy sacrament Of baptism to
self, and to our children. And, he is yet
hale and hearty old man. Pure, un-
selfish, self-sacrificing for the welfare Of
all; faithfully serving his Master, who
can doubt that he will occupy a prOmi-
nent seat by the eternal throne? God
has blessed him, in more ways than one,
notably the bringing Of the good Sisters
here was certainly prOvidential inspira-
tion. This good man, we are more than
pleased to say, enjoys fair health and has
the promise of many years Of usefulness
before him. In unison with all the peO-
pie, irrespective of creed or belief, we
pray God, in His bOuntiful benefcence,
will shower upon this sanity man His
choicest blessings, and preserve him
among US for many years to come.
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st. Martin Parish.
A Condensed and Plain Statement of
Her Resources and Capabilities.

Area IS spare miles; population 1900.
1t lies in Southwestern Louisiana, in the
famous Attakapas region. Transports
tiOn facilities, by water or rail. The soil
varies from sandy loan to clay. The
surface is generally level, marshy in
some places hilly in others. The soil is
very fertile. The cultivation of the
lands for three-quarters Of q century,
without the use of fertilizers, has caused
but little, if any, loss in their productive
capacities. In fact, We have known n
instance, and it is not rare one, where
three different crops were harvested on
the same tract in the space Of nine
months. There are no better lands any
where under the dome of heaven. Any
plant that will grow anywhere will grow
here. Half of the area of this parish is
woodland. The swamps contain vast
quantities Of cypress,-and, oak, gum,
ash, are in the largest variety of valua-
BILE timber. There are seventy varieties
of wood in the parish. Large deposits
of guanO are to be found in the Grand
Marais.
The climate is unexcelled. She is ex-
empt from the extreme cold on the one
hand; and from the tOrrid heat, on the
other. Those who dwell here say, it is
perpetual spring. The health of the peO-
pie is Of the best:
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Fruits and vegetables grow in abun-
dance. Close proximity to the New Or
leans market, should made this an advan-
tage not to be cast aside. At the pres
ent time garden truck is not followed as
a business to any large extent.
Fish Of many varieties, are found plen-
tifully in the innumerable streams and
lakes; and, game, is also abundant in the
prairies and woods.
Since public affairs of the parish have
fallen into the hands Of the property hOl-
ders and representative men, new era
has dawned, and strict accountability in
her affairs is strictly exacted. Justice Is
impartially administered.
The private and public schools are in q
fOurishing condition.
The people are kind, hOspitable and
ever ready to tender welcome to stran-
gers. The two races are working tOgeth-
er in peace and harmony.
The Catholic religion predominates, but
several PrOtestants denominations have
their churches.
There are two incorporated towns in
the Parish. st. Martinsville the seat cf
justice, with a population Of about 1900;
and Breaux Bridge, with population of
about 500.
In conclusion, we deserve to say, that
the Parish offers fine field for the In.
vestment of capital. Capitalists travel
ing in Louisiana are invited to stop here
and investigate.
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This is railroad Legislature, first,
last and all the time," says Mr.. Murphy
a member of our State Legislature. The
frankness Of this gentleman is truly re-
freshing to say the least. Some people
like to sail under false cOlors, but evil
IDENTIFY. Mr.. Murphy is not Of the num-
ber. And the people are under deep
and lasting obligations to him for tell
ing them what they have all along be-
lieved. Mr.. Murphy is right. A majofi-
ty of the Legislature dare not touch the
railroads, no matter to what extent. the
people are suffering from their gouging,
for free passes if nothing else, would
cease, a contingency that most Of the
members are in no haste to invite,
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ST. MARr1NsvILLE, LA. JUNE 10Th. 1886.

matter to the consideration of the Police
Jury of this parish, confident that twill
confer with our neighbOrs Of st. Martin
and endeavOr to have this much needed
bridge constructed sOOn." Let us hope
that the Police Jury of this parish will
act in this matter at its next meeting.
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Local Lights.

The Mikado ball to night.
The Sunday law is now an accom-
plished fact.
Keep cool, Audibert's Ice cold beer
will do it.
And it is rain, rain, rain. 1t is grow
ing monOtOnous.
We have been quite busy in our job
department, this week.
., The oldest inhabitant is sort of puz-
zled over the weather we are now expe-
riencing.
Ten or twelve witnesses in the i'm
peachment case left here last Monday for
Baton Rouge.
The Convent Schools will close next
Monday for a vacation of two months.
The schools will reopen on the 1st. of
September.
Neatly printed ball programmes, with
pencil, &C., attached, ready for use, for
sale at this office. You can buy one,
two, or as many as you need.
At half past six Thursday evening, the
great machineries of the Oil Mill were
stopped. The mill will be stopped fol
about two months for repairing.
The regular election of officers for the
Mikado Social Club takes place to-mor-
row evening. We are told the boys in
tend having an ice-cream jamboree to
celebrate the event.
what effect the constant rains will have
on the growing crops, we cannot say
for we have not met any Of our planter
friends, this week but that it is doing M
good, we are satisfied.
Mr.. A. v. Fleming took flying triI
to Opelousas, last Monday, to attend
the commencement exercises of the Con.
vent schools there, of which his charm
ing daughter, Miss Coriune, is pupil.
Lovers Of the may dance, are inform
ed that the dancing programme as adop
ted and which will be observed at tn
ball tonight is printed in neat little book
with pencils attached and for sale at thi
office. Everybody will want one.
Bro. Escudier's Farmer shows evidence
of growing prosperity. OF late new ad
vertisements have crowded its colums
Though not always agreeing with il
views, we never fail to read every lin
in it. 1t is good paper and we are gla
too see it is making both ends NOR
than meet.
They bore him to his mother; and b
laid upon her lap unconscious till noon
his face was pale; he was, oh, so sick; b
soon partially revived. Tell mother
darling, what befell you, "the mOth'
asked. Languidly the darling replied
o, mamma dear, I smoked a cigarette
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Married.

Monday Jnne 2lst., at the BRIDES pa
rents this parish by Rev. Father Jan,
Mr.. Joseph Condley to Miss Rebecca
Baker.
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FROM WASHINGTON TO New
ORLEANS.
For the occasion of the
French Festival.
Under the auspices and for
the benefit of the St. Mar
tinsville Benevolent
Association.

Leaves w ashirgton Tuesday July 18th
at 1895 a. m. Returning leaves New
Orleans Friday July 18th. at 8 a. m.
The train will pass Stations 80 minutes
after the local train.
Fare for the Round rip as
follows:
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Died.

Oscar Francois, young colored man
died in this town Saturday, June 18th
1886.