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The cradle and spath-works. Of North Indi-
annapolis. are again pushing business. Orders
are coming Ia freely.
The Indianapolis Car Company now has IN
der contract nearly three thousand cars, enough
TO keep IT busy urtil December !, should IL
receive more
Chandler g. Taylor report large demand for
thar enginss Last week they shipped four
complete outfits, which include boilsrs, % Ar
kaasss. and one 70 Newton. Mas&
The Z. G. Atkins Saw Company IL 90 pressed
with orders that in portion Of ice works tho
men are working overtime. The demand for
baad SANS y beyond that Of aDy former PERIOD
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MINOR CITY MATTERS.

A. NJ. E. GENERAL CONFERENCE.-THE Church,
Vermont and Columbia streets.
MEETING OF COUNCns-Evening.
LEAGUE Observation-Disclosures and New York,
$50 p. N.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE-Ths McGibeny Family,
evening.
THE MUSEUM-"Burr Oaks" afternoon and even
ing.
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To Contractors and Builders
Don't fail to investigate the merits Of lille
Sliding Inside Blinds Full-size model At ouz
store Better and cheaper than the old style
Don't sag nor interfere with curtains. No rat
ting, and can be taken out in one minuts Any
kind of finish you want Call and see the model
or send for circular.
H1LDEBRASD s FueArs. SO s Meridian st.
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oils that can complete pair OF pantaloons the
same day az ordered and this concern 10 not only
in the lead in this particular. but In every other
department Of tailoring. Lowest prices for best
work only at Kahn & Co.'s, popular tailors.
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Ths yolnnts<r Firemen.

The meeting OF the old volunteer fremen for
the purpose Of forming an organization to pre-
serve the record Of their service and bind the
,urviving members Of the old companies more
closely In psrpssuating memories Of the voluu-
teer days, has been postponed until Wednesday
svsnine Several Of them met 90 fire hsadquar-
i>fs yesterday afternoon, bat IS the majority
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See the ALASKA

how the inner current Of dry, cold arr causes the
wheel to revolve. The Alaska" Hardwood Re
frigerators, antique finish. produce better re-
suits with less ice than any other.
WM. Fl. BENNETT & SoN. 80 s. Meridian ct
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BRIDGEPORT, Cosz, April Am the facts
connected with ten years OF selfiDflscted impris-
osment Of . beautiful and accomplished WONG
lady have just come to ligh: for the frst time :
A decade ago Miss Edith GwendoIene Curtis
vas The reigning belle Of wh&, il now termned
West SinilOri She Wa we'll known in this
city, and bad many admirers among the society
element that prevailed II that lime She was .
graduate of the State Normal School, the sole
bar 70 snug little fortune. which, together with
bsr certain prestige over Der female compap-
IONS That often aroused the green eyed monster.
Miss Curtis sooo made choice from her
many admirers, and 1. appeared that Emery r.
wooden was the fortunate gentleman. To.
lucky for Miss Curtis, however, was her selec-
Aont.gues and Capule3s in which the old folks
took band, and finally succeeded 10 breakins
% The love affair by sending the son to Austria
liza and interceptipg his letters.
In the me.otime Mr. Woodea was informed
that Ni8 Curtis had died from the effects of
severe fever when the news came TO him over
the signatures Of reliable parties he concluded to
remain in AustYalia the remainder of hin lie In
the meantime Mis- Curtis had disappeared from
the gaze of the curious world, and, aa II now sp-
p>ars, locked herself in Der room when told of
ber iovesrs fight For ten yeafs and twenty
two days she never Stepped outside her apart
menf. although tempting sfers, together with
- - ~ - RosSoD oo0 kbOWtO lUuOCS>
neats o. friends. were continually urging her
iron Der seiIpossessed confinement
LAa week Friday. the 23d, Ma Wooden was
surpseed 70 zee tall, weil-deveIoped man with
Q fall board walk up 70 the stoop and without
singing de ben eater the house She was 5000
snecionsteiy greeted BY her Australian wand
Ga who bad returned TO the home u his birth
with The reputation Of being rich man. When
The Circumstances connected with Niss Curtis
prolonged iDcascesation were impaired 10 the
returned lover he Refused 10 believe the story,
bot uhen overwhelming proof was given him
be gsse Wild cry Of joy. and dashiag into the
bo1se q biz sweetheart, he rushed 20 her apart
mem, and ealy word was required TO bring
Ai8 Gums ouf from the place Of her long and
oreAy eoo6nexnen1 The families have with
dawn their sntipsthy and much desire that the
rahappy pest shall be forgotten - speed
ny - possible Although 10 announce
meat - been made Tor their wedding, II 10 safe
70 state that nr. Wooden and Mis- Curtis seri.
ously contemplate becoming man and wife in
the sear and happy future
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--Tsvarss Hsrsld.. An orange auction and
forwarding company b being started ln Sanford
with $500 capital. 4. The Orlando Gss Com
pesy he's made . proposition 70 furnish TIE city
wits ibsty posls and lamps. with ~ IN hours
each night, for $1,000 per annum and the cost Of
lamps and postA
-Kissinmee Leader Does e. Cloud need q
raiirpadf She viii ship about I, 900 900 pounds
Of sugHr, about - much syrup, and vegetables
= I'll yoa can't rest" Yes, she needs 10 and Will
have h.; and Kimimmee must Sc that Il comes
hsre; We can't afford 70 let Q road from any
ogbe1 point tap that isftils section. Let's al
pan toesth9 and We VIM surpriss ourselves e.
he rssaIs. We find By careful inquiry that
azids ffom the b. Cloud plantation and some Of
cur larger planters, there are scattered through
out ibis section patches Of cane nngiDg from
one 10 Eve OF Gx acres n extent, aggreGsiine
absuf 80 acsssL Il b ss5e 70 asscFt that had 4
not ben fbr the erection Of TIE g. Cloud sugar
nm 81 80 seafh of this amount would have
bse1 planted How LEI ~ - whal Tie 81. Cloud
enfapxise kas dooe ~ De email plantsrs. The
cane xin I'D 1bfB tpas pr acfs, which win
azbormk 10 GnaeS9e11is n 1900 tons; and at
$40 pr -, - o6nlsnct price Of the Sugar
c.. ~ lnan RlagtW va have scsttsssd
pw s1s end 80 pr IN q els3 Pr scFs
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~ T. &1es.
@3&Tr

SANFORD, PlA, Feb %. 18ee-I have been .
pilot On the 81. Johns river for about fourteen
years, and have stood for seven years of that
time in the pilot house Of the steamer 81 B.
Plant sailing between Jacksonville and Sanford.
The only time ! ever lost was about three years
ago when l was disabled from an attack OF liver
and kidney disease Ny trouble was coming
On for Q long lime, bat made . fight TO keep
going- / was forced 20 succumb at last, and
ior some time / Was 10 Q fearful predicament.
Not only were my liver and kidneys diseased,
bat j suffered the most excruciatiog pains In all
parts Of my bsdy, and from all could ascertain
from the symptoms, had cafarrh Of the blad-
der. While lay sick At my home here, some
one recommended "Warner's Safe Cure" and as
the ply sicians could do me no good whatever
began using il, although had but little hope of
being relieved. Yet few bottles removed all
my went symptoms, except those Of catarrh Of
The bladder. For this most malignant and trou-
biesome disease / was forced TO keep up the
treatment . considerable time, but q persistent
use Of" Warmers Safe Cure" restored me to per-
Gect health, and now there is not Q more healthy
nan On the 81 Johns river, or for that matter
anywhere else- l have recommended War
DeTs SAFE Cure" TO . great many. and have
good reason for thinking that by my advice sew
eTal cures have been effected. I consider it
wiihou; equal.
~, ~-
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LIN Leon County Court.
Commissioners Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE DATE
ID Of 3Oth day Of April, A. D. 1858, BY the Hon.
z N. West, Judge of said court, in and for Leon
county, win sell 1t public outcry to the highest
bidder, for cash, before the courthouse door in
the city Of Tallahassee, on the first Monday, the
4th day Of June, A. D. 1885, At the usual hours OF
sale all of the right title and interest which John
Ciaig had at the time Of his death, In and to the
following described real estate. towit: Beginning
ct the southwest corner Of the lands Of T. Dubois
& Co., north 1927 chains, thence north Sc de-
grees, east 2 % chains thence north 425 degrees,
east 40 chains, thence north 1874 degrees, east
7.18 chains, thence north II degrees east Sc
chains, thence west 227 chains, thence south de-
grees, west Ii chains, thence south 20 degrees,
west chains thence south q chains, thence south
81 degrees, east 2N chains to the point of begin
ming, containing nine and four one-hundredths
% Al00) acres, more or less-
And also, the folio wing real estate, towit Begin
at she northwest corner Of the above described real
estate, run west SIG chains, thence south de-
greee. west Is chains, thence south 40 degrees,
west chains, thence south go chains, thence eas
S16 chains, thence north 6 50 chains thence north
40 degrees, east chains, thence north degrees,
east ID chains to the point of beginning, contain
ing ten (10) acres. more or less. All Of the above
described real essat. lying In Section S. Township
l, Range l, north and east.
r A. SHINE, Commissioners.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, May s, 1SSS-5w
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The broad Atlantic, II stormy thefoaghfsre Yet
blow the winds hereely and ride the waves eve
lostily ssamen must TIE good ships tourists vii
brave he passage, md commercial travellers and bayer'
mnst visit Tie centres u foreign tsds aAA manufacture
That aasocious Ealady, ssasickness. together viii
coiieky palma and much inward uneasness Il oftsn
endured when Hostettsrs Stomach Bitters would have
fortified the vcyagcs against them Sea eapains and IN
tact I'll old salts md avsles acquainted wt1
The protective vaae Of this esumsble preventive and
remedy, and rarely u.peovided with It. Emiganta
to the far West shosh - safeguard against
LARA Seek the ad q tAs Bttess fos dyspepsia eens
patton. liver complaint kidney toabses and all ailments
that impair tbs harmonous and vigorous action Of tn
Vital powers.
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-"You say you spent seven years in
esllegef Gosh What . waste Of time {"
"A waste of timer Ny dear sir, it
enabled ne to obtain . profession that
pays ne o., 800 year."
ASsven yean' work to get that job |!
Way, great Ansoni get %, 900 year
for pitching drop curve I learned in
seven months Chicago Tribune.
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II Esiares own true laxative. Il 10 the most
easily taken, and the most elective remedy
known to Cleanse the System when Bilious or
Cossive; to dspel Headaches, Colds and Fevers;
% Care Habifual Constipation. Indigestion. Piles,
ese- Assafacsured only By the California Fig
Syrup Company. Gan Francisco, Cal For sale
By u Lively. Feb. 2-1660 ~
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED CON
Il papy under the name of " The Florida, Ocean
and Gulf Canal Company" and We hereby give no
tice of the formation Of such company for the pur
canal for public use In the conveyance Of persons
and property, from the Atlantic Ocean 10 the Gulf
of Mexico. across the State Of Florida through the
counties Of Nassau, Duval St Johns, Clay, Putnam,
Marion, Alachua, Levy and Citrus, or through any
Of them; and We also give notice. that for the
purpose Of organizing the said Company ~ . cor
poratiOn, under the Laws Of the State Of Florida,
we have made and signed articles Of association and
afEidavits, and filed the same in the once Of the
Secretary OF State required by law this llth DAY
Of April, 1883. JAMES C. SPENCER,
CHARLES L. ANDERSON.
JOHN H. MOONEY.
Anril 70 1SS8-13t3
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K BEFORE THEY ARE ALL SOLDl
NURSERY STOCK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION :

-"Do hogs pay ?" asks An agricultural
exchange.
"As rule they don't if they can avoid
it.-Lo,ceu Courier.
What this country needs . good deal
more than it does another Presidential
election is some means of attaching the
refrigerator effectively to the furnace next
July.-Jos~ndl Of Education.
did you ever back horse, Jones?''
"Only once, Smith"
"Did you win ?"
81 lost fl0O. l backed BIN into q shop
Window m-Bits
-Constance-Did he tell you that ?"
Why, Clara, l don't see how you could
have listened to him.
Clara-Well, you know, dear, he said
it in French.
Constance-Oh, that's different.-Town
Topics.
-Issacher-Here's another case Of
reckless driv ing. A brewers wagon run
over an Anarchist yesterday.
Ferdinand-Kill him?"
Issy-No! Said be could stand q
heavier load o. beer than that--Rxck.
The secret of success" Mr. Brown,
you have charged me % for cleaning my
glove, and Miss Jones says she only paid
you so cents.
"True, Mis., but your gloves are 80
small that 1 was obliged to take extra
trouble TO prevent them being lost
through the spout Of my steaming kettle"
She paid, of course Zsd-B Bits.
Old Friend-Is it possible you have
remained unmarried all these years, Bel
Ia?
Miss Bella-Yes, but have been con-
templating that picture Of Ruth and Boar,
and hsve not yet given up all hope
Old friend-Ah, but it will be difficult
to get such 30 az Ruth had.-Hdrper's
BGz1r.
-"John," she said oftly, "haye you
been saying anything to mother about me
lately?"
NO." replied John; "why do you
ask q"
because she said This morning that
she believed yen were IN the eve Of pro-
posing 10 me. Now, do not wish you
TO speak to mother waen you have any
thing of that kind to say; speak to me,
and I'll manage tie business with
mother"
And John said he would.-Boston Con-
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i otoDERFUL SPRING 4

&40SaVyN/1V9DUWU1UN 49, vHuuU ~ - "a
An uascur q p1es,k long sa.,...
cunx parity blood Their end vnaSefa -
Wus healed as
Psormiug miraoaous TAstsle
As blood :.d ssfyi.s As eonp'sz'oa A fer T.e.pea Ba a
Water; half gln boqla 60 - PAmpaeta aaai.
Wssk &c Of the following a.. :,
Blood Ponoos xAs1nndc&5ost lndigss6ca
Sore Eyea Cramps, ThrostA 9,r;.
Old Sores Scrofala veaais8 Cancssa. Nervousness
]. K5dssy Complaint Bleeding Nose, Ervapei.s
General Debility, Nervous Headache, Weak Laarx
Eruptons NchngA Los Of Appetite, Ives Complain
Dyspepsia, Ulcsss and Tamoss,
$3.50 CASES ssLD ssH ~ .IA sss Aseas
nm. Ac1.osD Va NsA
Ss.: ,s $3.50 ii e s.i; -.
w.1..1 s..,s
B.owa Housa " irs:1 sn ss.s.
Ansho
At uu.,~
s M ne .z@ ,s -
NJ Z " nru ar. 49, N.sc<Am
b
" v S.1sHh socr1AnRroz Co. .Jssei4 "a
0s.laI es.a 1aH
:p.1 y; .s;s .:. E cd IL ss e. , aI
.s.s i.. ':s ss
I'D eAes
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n 0noooP WhfsA Co0ooeno Wen.
n 1s1gsing uasnAeiasd epi.ious hsa yoar
k5n1s - oelg6bon, a0 ssd vuoea wAO1
30 koow - reIpec4. oakAs 70 carry coavie4ioe
- esy 6oubaihg 0fna These words a gEafi-
t1ds - fo0 thoo vho have beea sGlic1e1 bot
ss,ssssly soltciasss III eshesA. tFou6led - vese
tb<y. nAy knog Tie neans Il cara There b no
rs.soa Why yos s8oald iosger be III iron kid
~, nveR q ao0AcA tzo16aeA T0a en- b
e.rsd - vel oshen Do not boagsr delay
reafDess bgs to-dsy oh<aia that which viii NJ
sswe 20 70 permADeat health and Msesgfh:
RAKrox. Pa, Feb -. l6eA-I know enough
p9ie.ce ssd iron What have seen in other
csses hssido ny own, 10 say that among al
prepas8ai0as Dow On the market Or that ever
have hees there, Do0e ca compare with w as-
seSs Bsfe Care" an bat iiule more than
dirty jean Of age, yea have been victim Of
h h worst form l have suffered deaths upon
desfhs. and for month lay suffering and helpless
without hope, although kind iriends did al in
tbeir pswa for me- In my greatest extremity
was advised 10 use WasneTs s1e Cure. and
did 90 Hmy case were not known 70 20 m1cy
people, would hesitate 70 ak the public 90 be-
ieive the statement that this medicine wrought
such . great and instantaneous change. Il WAS
like magic n fis operation. and in shoFt time
came fogth . strong man sgsiD. Time enough
kas elapsed for me 70 be able 70 sAy that my
cure - permanent, for fl has been several years
since . single sympton Of my old trouble
showed itself take pleasure 10 giving these
facts 70 the public, aed slso ono1dently re.
commend the use OF" Warner's Safe Cure" TO all
Who are In any wise afflicted with kidney. liver
bladder, stomach. or any organic trouble, or
rbeumsfism. gout or neuralgia l know Of doz-
eos OF eases Of which Warmers Safe Remedies
have performed cures that seemed most miraca-
Ioos, and particularly have In mind the case Of .
lady who was al deaths door from general de-
bility. and who was saved BY Ii. use Of War
ners Sale Cure"
~ T. &ss*.
OcoEx. FIA, Feb. %. 1851 have used
"Warners Safe Cure" with the best OF results
10 liver and kidney diseases, and have known OF
. great many cases in which its use has perform
ed The most miraculous cures when other medI
cines and The treatment Of good physicians had
failed "Waruer's Safe Remedies' are con-
sidered throughout this section as the standard
nedicirea All classes use them, and al are
more than satisfied
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FOR SALE.

THOROUGHBRED SHORT HORN DURHAM
i BULL "DUKR" Il in hne condition and
gets large, strong, healthy calves. For price and
February 10, l866-H JAS NUMB
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4 fRIcHTFuL SKIN DISEASE

0a4eriaGs lntenSe. AeaA Nearly
Raw. DeAy Covered with Sores
Cared ~ the Cutlcara Remedies.
Nsssra srsvxm Bzusm. Hoosos. NC.
nsn6aaoa, I boeeht : botds q CUrIcuRA RnoIvErf
one box cuxscUn sALys nd oee eaks q cu1zcU.l
sSA for x Sy e: -: :.S WI, e:
az a. SSs a. sm. Ave esed In a. f
kngs w9s intense HE bod beng seaEy nw. No
". e: .1r (: Sssss: g &C., e. e s:sI e:
az NJ s:fss 3: * =. . tA s'ss
caTe sad The dosbng requested 70 ca o. write
me- OF my o. ~ .'s-M . 9. srxrHxSsoN,
wnczsrn r. o.. UxIox Co.. Il. c.
Aonnoz, n. c., October %, 1857
TM1 PorfR Dice AND CABncAx o.:
Gn1snm.-nx. WIN. 9. Stephenson Of this eounty
brought his to town teAay 70 vt him. and %
nj: The g Z re s9s dim
ego 10 losk II ~ ~ new, wssld suppose thai
t6sss r. nsvss - asytain9 = nasser ~stE kn,-
~ 3 ~ . sssa e. n
wrote Il 81 = Soalss1SsdL sfss.
si. Z: : :ss fs: s:ss 3. s- 2. 1 s.. +.
al We eaa 70 pFo.ess th''r - xSssS sIsIy;
OuGE1sas md fAAsnacsts
p Cv,ysvsx q s,,iks - e.r.. rs>s.s q. 4,
prepared hon II, sxta.a'y sd cUTsoURA RssoLvzsT,
=: ~ - ef =: s:',Sss:s &: e. g
as7 y g. ....-a7sna ~ .,.is.fsS
s .:.. 49, rsi; css1 r cent?; S SsS:
am c1snaAL %, Baston, 1sss. - - :
wss.A ~ "Hsx = 0qss gkia Diseases" a PAGES.
% aia'srssoaav asas4 tesiaPpelslas
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TREASURER,S REPORT,
Administrators Notice.

OK MONTHS FROM THE FIRST PCBIIcA.
- TON of this notice the undersigned, admins
tratrix Of the estate Of William a. Lester late OF
the county Of Leon and state Of Florida deceased,
will present her ual accounts and vouchcrs 10 The
County Judge OF the ssid county Of Leon. ana ~
to be discharged from her Reconsideration of cid o.
tate. ANNIE III LENTRR
February 10, A. d. 1885 6m Administrstrfx.
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A LII CREDITORS, EE0ATKKS AND PER.
"A sons entitled to distributes, Of the estate OF
Robert Howard Gamble. lste Of Leon county, PA,
g - :s sssseI SeasS e ss
ted, within two years from the date hereof or ths
notice win be pleaded = hax Of their recovery.
A AHSEk4 4 TafHHSS4E@k AAe|.i.t,.sriz.
Tallahassee. Jan. 81. 1ooeoU - efagFY IL -
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Administrators Notice.
FOR. HAI4Ei

81 Jssdsst DIsnanialw hssssk 4 - 10
uDxA1 oGaca ~ % g@ks
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recovery ere entsstained
Tampa ISDuns. The Republicans Of Ybor
City called meeting Last Tuesday night 70
form campaign club. A. there were mot enough
present 70 an the ollcea, the meeting was post
poned. Colonel A g. Mann was in the city
on Wednesday. BE called around st the TT
bwNs Once end talked oranges Tor few minutes.
snd showed % some tsst he'd bean pat up &C.
covding 70 hls patent preserving process. These
had been OF he tree sor eighiy.6vs days, and
were - plump and juicy and = veil Favored q
II they were just pulled. II the process proves
eli that Ar. Mans believes Il viii, Il will Ger.
tainly prove boon to the orange growers Of
Florida. Sooner o. later, and the sooner tho
better: cor fruit and truck growess will have to
the Scripture grove, which has 8 good water
supply. and other Er"ves which have not. ID .
strong aTgumeat We know one truck farmer
10 this county who has already lost 500 worth
Of vegetables By the drought.
Lakeland 0haekv.. We stated last week
that the 1ethodists were going 70 sreet q. go
church, which was 3 mistaks; bat which, coz
tfayy 70 most mistAkes, b . pleasant one to cor
rect; for We learn HAT ihe chagrh b 70 cost not
!. i, thar $50: ;B.es,es na..s rsttersoa
knocked q the side ladder a lfsight CIR 1t
Macon statioa Wednesday, ina almcit Instantly
killed b de ooasrivsnce Known l. ne mafl
csane, which b used for catching mail poc.heo
81 stations whsre tSnips do mt stsp. Patterson,
itseema. had not noticed he crane, az thopghthe
had Paseed T. He jaw and neck wsss b1oken,
=: :szi'ss . ssss M &. - 49, 3 i Fss
cielly asloag " f1JIIdd 4n1pioyla III hoe
~ = coslnth, M m HIeinli1 ~ Jlr.
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PERSON 81.

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f.. &. Perry. O. Coleman. WAS ia
town vest r.iny.
Sacrifi Bin iIarri. is OH visit to
the Alamo CIV
SIR. Thornton Pou-. of GAlcsv Ne.
.,.,n mo .,,v .tordov
r D1wn1y Of Dallas wa. o..
~. .,,.ot. of Waco yo.tor1ov
Nr rnr,s Gr.vo. a, I,o,os,; lo yea.
- AVE
'uohS ne VISITORS i our Guy !'S''F-
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~, 'h ,;,l y Tes,,1 sv - attand, f.,
XIII 1.u'i,.ess
pr. 's"'t! oi 0I'.H' nIo'" 'he'
= .'". ) AT ipc 0PF'"g7' was III 'h'
c'.! l'''oFnay
II. &. Mile, u'tiee OF the p"ae" st
W uF's IT, Is III the e /! accompanied
~ "is 'l' ala '""xn'o''
John NJ. Httly and l. q. sampson
OF Cameron, came IN 90 an early
morning tram yester lay morning.
Harry 81 ssenger, drummer for Les
sing. solomon II R)senthal. cot in
YESTERDAY from an eXtei led tour.
Mir /sp jhiusky. who does q mnr-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-28
DRUNhNN woHAN KILLED.

STRUCK hy the houston ~ T'Nns trutru
nin-Inpnest by Jnsttcc ucteig
Ellen Woods, colorcd woman.
eg Il 20, INDUCED htlo too freely in
the o-5e-joy:ul yesterday afternoon,
in East Waco, aud put h rself in the
way o; the $50 p m. east bound traiu
on the Houston aud texas Certcal,
near the Cotton Belt crossii jas
tice Mckeig, being notitied OF thu az
cidcn', slmmonsed july of inquest
and viewed the body at the r alneuc-
OF Jerry Ford, whittier 1t had been
carried. These facts were dcvo OPP
Ellen was drunk. Ellen wa hit by
he cngil e, Ellen WAS dead, and the
tindiog was so certified 10y the Jurors.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-28

Matched sets IN embroidery, ele-
gait quality and new patters for less
than the price of common goods else
where, eau be bought at the great
sale of embroiderics at
Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-28

A large lot OF fine 1uting am lace
curtains two and three pair OF a kind
at half price, choice styles of pastric,
at very low figures, new 'yles Of cur
tain poles to which, we invite it,
speciion, all in our carpet department
on second floor.
SANGER BROTHERS
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-28
Matched.

SANGER BROTHERS