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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-13
MAKING

In his little hut by the rocky shore,
Where the waters ever with changing hues
Creep in and out With 4 irowsy roar,
Sits IN old man faShion!ns babes shoes:
His face is wrin.ltG. b ; hair is white,
His form is bent with Eis years Of care,
But always the Cd man : heart IS light,
And lie SIG, e. i,-as,.f q, he labcrs thcrcS
"Pegging away,
AL the long day.
Stitching ever TIL set OF sCl.
Tides obb and f.ow.
Hours come ard So.
Rest comes ate. tie work - uonew
ThronGh the window. giste.ia- FIR away,
He watches the white sails out =: sea,
As they slowly fade IRON the shining bay,
Chased out by The west wind iish: and free;
And q far-oil 10 x il lis faded eyes
Reveals that GS thought, are DIR ting lar
With the cleaning SAILS wicrc the sea-guil
flies,
and he sings w.;h HIS hca-: Ger I'll. harbor
bar:
"I'cc-.g away.
III ;ne long a..
White sails ur ting across tie sec:
Tides cbo and t!or;
Days come AID so.
Voya-, soon over for yea ana ne
He turns 10 lis wGr.., az. lis rough old
nanCo-
As honest as human hands can be
Draw on, the threads with tAe.r twisted
st-dEds,
And stitch the crooked seams faithfully:
For babies feet must ice shod with care;
And old age Carries the work along:
AEI he. 5 are better ~ iar to wear.
When peggci and stitched with Il little so14:
"PeggiaG away.
AL the loIg Gay,
Infancy. Childhood, youth and age;
Tides ebb and dow;
Years come .rd 60,
Lfc is only j w-i:.ea page"
And thu he .oils, while the DAYS go b.;
Springs tura to summer along the shore,
TIE summers fade and the roses die.
And sncw-Grift wh:tens the headlands DER;
Ard, day By day. rs the seasons run,
He sings and tolls in 4 thoughtful muse.
threat reir wasted, his vOrx most done
An old man fasii,cn ne babies Shoes:
"PcEg:lS away.
AL the long day,
Shine. ard shadow. and spring, and fall;
Tides ebb AMI TOW;
Men conc anG go;
God the Father is over AL"
y. 5. CG|.er. ~ i0yM Companion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-13
ORIGIN Or ~
Tho Curious Sources Of Many C0mmoR
English Surnames.

h Curious Sources Of Many C0mmop
English Surnames.
Not only countries but counties and towns
/ we're Il fruitful source of Surnamcs, 70
marked Prof. H. II. ESlcstcn in 4 recent
lecture. John from Cornwall became John
Cornwall or Corn;Sh. Richard who lived
near Il piece of woodland was spoken of as
Richard ut or near the wood. originating the
! surname Atwood. or John living near q hill
became John Hill. So with Undcrhill, At
well. etc. JOhn Twin, near a clump Of oaks
! was John atten Ol1S. abbreviated INTO
NoaheS, or William who had pitched his
tent or cabin near u notable ash tree was
known as William II The ash or William ut
ten ash. which easily driftcd into Nash. So,
too. Thomas who lived near u small stream
Tor IN .AEg!o-SIXOI It b6cEc;) was Thomas at
the beci.ct, and thus Was named the martyr
Tno.IaS a'Dcc,lct. The most common ter
limitations OF English surn&-lcs taken from
places are 4, Il. La. ic, and ton. Ford is
ircrl the Saxon Jc:ia, to 70. signifying the
place where ! Stream could be crossed.
H. the maine OF ShAi,spea-c's birthplace
Nc ld:c y me-lcIto Of three different
crls al r-nglisn history. W., the peri
od5 OF the oc.spancy by the Oid BrIlons, the
Romans and the S,.-D2S. St.d, is an abbrc-
Walton Ci SIti ts.rScij. TIE name by which
the great Roman roads were known. Ford
tells Us tlat IL of these roads crossed u
stream. ANA Iron i, the name which the old
Brltons or Cc.t5 gave 10 tic streams.
The word Ia, Icdi. or l;si, siEnifying a
partially wooden field. served as the ending
for inar.r SuraaIies. such as Horsiey. Cow
ley. Ashley. Oakley, L,adley and Bcrblcy,
or Birchley lay or r.. mems !. hedge. and
tbs has given US Hayes, Haynes. Haley,
Haywood, Halves, hawortn, Hawthorn,
Haugh:on. or Houghton.
Occupations, too. have Afforded IN end
less array Of s%urnaInes. This method was
used by the HoIlns ia such names as
FaDricus smith, P.stor (paintcr.) Agricola
(farmer). In England a skillful hunter
would adopt that as his surname, and equal
ly SO with the carpenter, joiner, sawyer,
baker or butcher.
Personal traits and complications, too,
gave rise to surnGmes. From the former
we have the names Stout, Strong, Long,
Longman, LOngfellOw; and from the latter,
Brown, Black, etc. Some mental and NOR
al traits were also used to denote surnames.
Richard the First, of England, was better
known as Richard Of the llon heart. The
next step would be to derive FROM this
quality the surname Lion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-13

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of 4 GER
tain chattel mortgage given To John Merrill. by
Frank Garfield bearing date Of July 9th, 1887. /
will Oil the ;l day Of August, ISIS, AT the corner
If 18th avenue and Webster street, i'm the city Of
]; II Cloud. Nebraska, sell to the highest bidder
for cash, one bay horse colt . years old. ell
Charley. A true copy Of said mortgage il now
on file in county clerks office. Of Webster cOIn-
". Nebraska, and there is due thereon fht sum
of thir:y-five CrD dollars and interest. To salts
" the sim together with costs and expenses of
foreclosure Of said sale. Dated this 9Th day II
july, ISIS. john MERRILL, Mortgage.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-13

IA another column Of tOdayS CHIEF
viii be found the report Of the con
d!tion Of the First National Bank Of
Rel Cloud, one of the solid institu-
lions Of the great southwest. The
bauk has a paid up capita! of $4,000
and is one of the most fiourishing
banking houses in Webster county,
both safe, sound and reliable. 1t is
the hrst and Oldest National bank III
the Republican valley.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-13
His Pain. nj Surprise.

In 1915 Lieutenant Techow was dismissed
from the German army for surrcndcring
the Berlin armory in the instruction to
the Civic Guard, and was condemned to if
teen years. imprisonment in o fortress. Ho
escaped to Australia; and now, at the age
of seventy-three, he has returned, hoping
that he was included in the amnesty pro-
claimed BY the new Emperor. The Minister
Of War decides that his Offense wa unpar-
donable, aud he will be reimprisoned, prob
ably for life.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-13
STaAYs FScE ABROAD.

CPwNHa, OF so men are now reported to
be gathering rubleS near Alice Springs,
South Australia.
against what he calls the pernicious game
of baseball. which foreigners are attempt
ing to introduce into this country"
As IN evidence Of the progress that mod
crn ideas are making III Japan, it is stated
that that country is now building thirty-four
new railroads, at = cost of over 10000 900,
and it has hundreds of miles of railroads al
ready built.
TIE valet custom in England extends
ever to the poor lod"iny-hOuscs or working
mems horles. In Ill these COMMON houses
there are men who. for copper or SO a
week, black the boots, cook the supper and
run erra.do for the ar:StOcratic among tho
dodgers.
ACCoEDIEG to native journals Japan can
boast Of Il phenomenal giantcss. Though.
only twelve years and i've months of age,
she is sail to stand eight feet high and 10
weigh over 20 pounds. Her hands measure
over nine inches ill length and her feet tif-
teen inches.
4 Russian Official says that another at
tempt to find Noan's Ark Is about to be
made by a company of Russian explorers.
Mt. Ararat is il Russian territory, neal the
eastern end of the Black Sea. Its summit
if more than 1900 feet above the sea level,
And is constantly covered with SHOW and
ice.
Must Go 10 PrisOn.
CHICAGO. May 9-The Supreme Court Of
illinois has affirmed the decision of the
lower courts in The county boOd!ers cases
and the defendants will all have to serve
their terms of sentence In the State psni.
tentlarv.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-13

Tie Helmet seems 20 have fallen
int, that Old rut OF trying to mlslead
thc people in regard to the Great
Chinese stuff being published By
democratic papers in rc.ard to Benz.
Ha.riscn. Tie facts are that there
is not to exceed a half dozen natural
ned Cinnamon in the United States.
The Helmet skonld stick to the truth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-13

Piatt & Frees Co. have for sale
n small house with one lot for $40O
to be paid for in installments of $15
per month bearing 10 per cent inter-
est. 4 good chance for some one
who is throwing away money BY pay
ing rent to secure a home.
One good large house, nicely locat-
ed, $1,000 to be paid $500 down. BAL
ance in payments of s225 per month,
IL per cent interest.
One good farm 16O acres under
wire fence, about 100 acres under
cultivation, about % acres in hog
pasture fenced with boards. \ fine
farm house, etc, and only 81 miles
from Red Cloud. Will allow almost
any time a purchaser could want.
Also one perfectly new s~elf-blnder'
either Buckeye or Deering, on long
time. Might take a good young
horse as part pay.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-13
Application for q Druxxis.. P..r,,

Notice is hereby given that q. l.. Cntfip., has
filed with the city clerk Of the city OF Red IIousI
Nebraska. a petition praying thai a drncyisiI
permit may be granted To said C.. l.. COi;in1 M
= druggist 70 sell malt. spurious and y,nons
liquors IN the 1St ward Of 81 d city Of Red IIou.I
Tor medicinal. mechanical and chemical p,,rrcse
All objections or reinanstranceS thereto musf ho
filed in the Office II the city clerk on or hseSore
the f21h day Of July. 1888, or said permit win he
granted on said date or at the hrst n.e,.fin~
thereafter.
Dated Red Cloud. Nebraska, june %. 1883.
l.. II. RORr.
City Clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-13
COMMISSIONERS PMOCEEDINGS.
RED CLOUD, July q. 1888.

Board met in pursuance to a cali
for 4 special meeting which was pre-
scented to the board, and it appearing
tn the board that the call was made
in accordance with law. the board
proceeded to transact the business
named in said call.
On motion county clerk ordered to
draw warrants on County Bridge
Fund, 1887 levy, to the treasurers of
the various townships as follows.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-13

John y. Watt. y"J are hereby notified, TINT I
hold 'aX >sia certificate datpn NOV /. IsSt; for The
tax 81 las, on TIL: north !, Of the ne quarter Of
see y towu I range > ". 8 pm. in Webster conn
" ana state OF Nebraska. ard assessed in your
name. The tiln- fer redemption will expire
NOV ]. 1SSS. III not reteemeu previous To ina.
time l viii apply To- County treasurer for = tax
deed. r. W. DIntcn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-13

i'-esi!cn. Cleveland has signed the
aSG,tgr,H 900 pensinn. TIA, he did 20
latch votes. But that comes too late
lhcpeopia are onto Grover. The peo-
p.s have had enough If Grover and
vii. substitute a man with Il clean
recnrd .cxt November.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-13
Tho Eisfn1

The vistulA Again Rising.
BERLIN, May 9-The Vlstula is again rs
ing owing to heavy rains. The condition Of
the flooded districts IS deplorable.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-13

Henry Wagener: TOuarc hereby notified that
l have purchased IT the tax sale rOy. 5, lss;. to
Wit: The southeast I ! of the northeast - Of see
-. town 4. range west. Webster county. Neb,
Tor The taxes q! Il = year lsS5. amount SO. ii not
redeemed before .-ov. ;. 1S-S. | will make app!i-
c.,'iGr for !" :reasrirer's taX deed. l.. Eauni,
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-13
JAS. MCNFyY.

u. e. CASE, las NcNEyy
CASE MCNENY,
4 TTORNRYS AND C0yNSELORS AT La
~ Will practice In all courts Of this state
Collections as well - lifigated business careful.
land efficiently attended to. Abstracts furnisS.
ed O application.
OvyIcE-0ver First National Bank, Nd
cloud, Eeb. W.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-13
COnkline'S Mill.

NEW YORK. May 9.-The will Of Roscoe
Conkling was offered for probate before
Surrogate Bliss to-day. He beQueaths
every thing to his wife.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-13
MAKE NO MiTSAKE

BY dispe'lirs the symptoms so often
mistaken fer CONSUMPTION. SANTA
ABE has brought giatness To many q
household and by promptly breaking
~ tire cough and cold that too often
devel'IeS int" that fatal disease WI
vet syve thousands from an untime v
You make no mistake by
keeping Il bottle Of this pleasant RENE
dy always in the house.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-13

CALIFORNIA CAT-R-CURE
The only guaranteed cure for catarrh.
cold in the heaa. hay sever. Rose cold
catarrhal deafness ard >oar ewes. re-
stores the serse Of taste and smell
removed lad taste AMI unpleasant
breath. resulting from catarrh. Follow
directions and n cnre is warranted BIZ
all druggists. Send for circular to
ABlETlNE MEDICAL co. Ornville
SIX months treatment for
81 sent mail hv.$lIO
SANTAABIE AND CAT-R-CURE for
sale by
Henry Cook. Agent.
H.. 7. CLARKDCRG Co
WhOlesaieAgents Lincoln. Neb
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-13

Henry Wagner: Youare hereby rOtifed that
l have purchased at the fax sale Nov. 5, iSSI, to-
Wit: The southwest IL IT the northwest - of
for the taxes 81 the year lSs5, amount S6.S,. and
III NOT redeemed before Nov. 3, 1SSS l will make
application for Il treasurer .ay deed. l.. Baum.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-13

Henry Wagner: YOu are hereby notified
That ] have purchased AT The tax sale November
3 1SS6. tO-wit: The north east - of the n..r.h-
west IL Of section - town I range IN. west. Web
ster county, Nebraska. for the taxes of The year
lNS'. amount Sj:D, il not redeemed before No
veinber 3. 1Sss, ] will make application for a
treasUrer's tax deed. l.. Baum.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-13

W II. Craig: Twill notify You that I heg.'1
at tax sale. NS'eml'er 5, IS>;. the south cas- I
- the io!liI-T al Ii If sect 81 - tONa = i.lgt
IL. Webster county. Nebraska. Tor tie taX-> fri
il' year lN~. amount - ~. II not redeemed
before the 3d day III November. ISIS. VII max,
application for Il trcasurer'> tax decd. J.. Baum
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-13

Charles r.. Arnold: 1 Will notify NDu that !
have bought ii the tax sale November 3. lS>S.
the Northwest Il ri section = town : ran.t. ~
III Webster r",inty. Nebraska, for the taxes Ut
thc year lSsI. amount $3.50, II not redeemed
before TIE al ,lry III November 1S>< / VIII make
application for Il tta>urrr'S tux deed. l.. Huiin
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-13

Albert IaIhrop: iol are hereby notified
that ! have purchased ~ tax sale N"ytn.rrr :,
lSej. to-wit- The mont. east Il ~ che northeast
Il of section II town =. range -, Webster c"-t.uty,
Nebraska, for the taN-~ cf The wear ISS-. amount
S96.. ii not redeemed before The 81 day ~ No
venher. l>s<. | will make application Tor a
trenS!;Ter's tax deed. L. Baum.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-13

Albert Lathrop: I will notify YOU that ! have
bought at the tax sale November ;, isS; the
southwest - of the northeast - SEC. ion "A
town :. range q. Webster cOrnty. Nebraska, for
the taxes Of the We ar l~SJ. amount SS..6, If not
redeemed before. the :i day If November, ISIS,
] will make application for reasurer's tax
deed. l.. Bum.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-13

Henry Wagner. You are hereby notified
tliat ] have purchased at tile taN sale November
., lS~i, tO-wIt: The northeast IL Os the north
east II III section = town I range 10 west, Web
S:er county. Nebraska. for the taxes Of the yea
l>e1. amount 81 ID. il not redeemed before the "a
day Of November. lSSS. I will make application
;Cr Il trcasurer'S tax deed. l.. Baum.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-13
To Whom it may Concern.

Notice. t. Rspubl,can Valley X. L. ca: have
purchased 1T TAX sale the following hard, we
north ;. If the southwest !. III the northwest
J., of section 10 town I range = We>;. Nr;St.i
;, 1856. for the tHNsS 81 the year iSSi. amount al
taxes >.,s,, tim. ior redemption Will expire
November 3, ISIS, Wien l will make application
for Il treasurer tax deed. T.. Baum.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-13

Albert LathrOp: I will Monty You THAT I have
bought 1T the taN sale November 5. 1856. iIt.
northwest II of the EOr;h-eaSt - of section ~
town : range 9. Webster county. Nebraska, for
the taxes OF the vr,r lSSj, amount Ss.16, if not
redeemed before the 81 DAY IF November, 1ssS,
J VIII max. application for Il treas,,rer's tax
deed. L. Baum.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-13

Albert Lathrop: l will notify you that I have
Bought al the tax sale November 5, 1850. the
southeast IL Of the northeast ~ section a
Town = ranges. Webster county. NebIa skl fer
the taxes Of the year 1SS5, amount S.O2I. il not
redeemed before the 3d dry Of November, 1855,
deed. L. Baum.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-13

Henry Wagner: You ar. hereby nO.Iscd
that ] have purchased st the tax sale :Oscmier
), 1SSi, tO-wit: The northwest - Of the north
west IL OF section - town 1 range 10. Webster
county, Nebraska. for the take, vi the wear 1sS5.
amount si.sl, II not redeemed before November
3. i>sS. will make application for u treass.:er's
tax deed. l.. Baum.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-07-13

Albert La;hrop: | VII rotiiy YOU that I have
bought 1T the tax sal. Nny.mhrf. iSsG. to-wit:
Fart Ut the southeast ~ ri tis. southeast ~
section ! % ! range JNest, Webster count,,
Nebraska, for The taxes of t. . year iSSJ. anioiut
SIZE, II not re,ir e.ne'l before the 81 day oi No
vember i>SS. ] Will make application tor Il treas
Lrer : tax deed. L. Bum.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-22
CHURCH SERVICES
Places OF Worship That VIII be open
To-day.

Good fires III be kept in the houses during
the service, and those who attend viii be sept
warm a. well As entertained
Presbyte terrain Church Rev 5 y King, pastor
sunday sch oil ":il u IN. w II Gudbcr, su-
permit, udeut, preact ing by the pastor ut ii
a m and ,:A, p m. Communion at morning
service. The session viii meet after Sund 5
school, All are cordially invited.
Cumbcr and Presbyterian Church Rev j
NJ la sell pastor. DtliCe on itb ST.. ct In The
Powers building. Preaching al II a. m and
: 80 y. IN. by the pastor Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening. All invited,
q .rm4n Lutheran Church-Rrv II BOteck.
pastor Services very sunday a. ~ IN. in
the VI { \ hail Austin street
Fiith street VI Chur' h, SOU, h. Corner
Finn aud Jackson streets; R'N Horace
Il shop, pastor. sunday school at ":t0a IN,
Class meeting at : y IN. Prayer meeting Wed
uesday $50 M l'rea hing al II a IN and
:: 10 pm, by the pastor. Ever one cordial
Invited
German Ev Zion Church-s"tlih Eighth
street, G langnt pastor sunday 81 hOol at
$50 IN. Preaching every frst and thrt sun
day ofthe month.
Washington St.pct German We hodiSt
Chu'ch- iknOwn a. Trinity hurcD Rev. d.
q. stiehl, pastor. sunday School At ':3 u. III.
10 which IL Gcrmsn children are VT coined;
G. Heer Elm. superl' tcnd"nt Preaching 10y
the past r at Il II. m, and 5:''' y IN. Ala Ger
mans are heartily invited to attend.
1t Peul's episcopal church -Rev " w Ne
Hart Rec tor services AT ii u II ard 80 m
Sund y scho II 9;.o IN, Geo Jdckhou
sup rintendeut
Religious ana Benevolent ASS 'ciason Lee
ture ~ 80 y IN by J u -haw God musr
and free seats Every body is Invited.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-22

HrCnAHESr, Jan III NJ Hirroyo, Russian
minister t0Roumania, in the course Of an in
teryiew with high government official, de
clared It was certain that Russia would soon
regain her Influence in Bulgaria. and that the
people of that country would again turn ~
Russia and ask her to deliver them from the
slavery and terrorism to which they are At
pre.ru, ouhicctcd
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-22
PERSON al.

J ". Ersenham, Walnut Springs, i.
in town
DR.. j. \ Martin, of Alexander, i. ia
town.
County Attorney Smith, OF Hills
borA, is III town.
t. ). District Attorney Charles 3.
Pearre, Is in la las.
Miss Nina ;. Everett, Dublin, is in
the city.
Judge viii iams and wife came in
frcm Marlin last night
Vernon Brown. festive ST. Louis
knight OF the grip, is in the city.
Il. +. Barry, Dallas merchant, is in
town, buying good it Is supp d.
Mr.. W. l.. rratner returnt d yester-
day from professional visit to Mar
tin.
Col W. Z. Gaines. so long Known
has the head of the Austin Statesman,
Is III the city.
MIR Ben G.. Carter, supervising spe-
cial Tor the Union Mutual Life iusur-
ance company, Portland Ne, is in the
city.
Mr.. James NJ. West, formerly OF
Waco. but more rec entity of New York,
is again in the city.
County Clerk Baker is back from
Shsckelford county, wh.re be has been
looking after his live stock interests
Mr.. o. Z. Lawson, an :couutant
~ John +. SedWick's, has returned
from a visit to relatives at Queen
Anne, Md.
Miss Eva q ilIiam, after a visit 20 her
sister, Mrs. WIN Brooks, left Friday
for Marshall, Texas, where she visits
friends.
DR.. u. l., Taylor, family physician
for Mr.. 5, 4 M<llory has returned t.
the city after doing al he could Tor
the dead business man.
Mr. Frank Collinson, of Lamar, Col
orado, Ell rou'c to Europe, stopped
OIL day or SO this weeK on visit TO
his friend and fellow-countryman, Mr..
William Davis. He reports the
weather severe al ii ng the liue but
losses OF stock had been light.
Mr.. w, W Larmour, Jr, ana Miss
Mary Majors. whose marriage has
been heretofore referred to bv The
EAMINtR, after being happily welded,
near Marlin, aid having o me on
bridal tour to New Orleans has re-
turned to this city with his lovely
young wife.
Miss Pattie White, Of McMinyille.
emu, who mas been spending ME
winter i'll Waco the guest of Mr.. j.
" higgins family, left Yesterday for
FORT Worth, where she will spend a
short while. and then. return home.
MISS White was quite a favorite in
=" AGO sod 'ty aud general regret is
expressed at her departure.
Mr.. Percy Green, OF Mount Calm
% d The EXAMINER a cal while in
ne city aud represented the grain
'rop as unhurt by the blizzard and
nat !osses Ot +, ock had been light.
1cept thai Of a gentleman OF Axtoll.
Sho lost about seventy-dve goats ont
VI flock oflOO0,they having tramplsd
no smothered each other to death
rying 10 keep warm,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-22
J ErliiIs to ErHye'

NEw YORK, January 81 The
Charles A Nssani, o. ;. F. Of
Land /, preparing a great pilsllua,
lean Catholics to Palestine for The
1850. The pilgrims will % by Il
Paris, and Rome and will prob.
special audience from His Holm
~ WI
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-22

CLEN ELANp, January 2l ''Grandua'
Carried, mother Of the late President Jaues
A Garfield, died at O'Clock this morning at
the home OF Mrs. Garfield in Mentor Her
age Was 50 years. She has gradually been
iai!lnt during the past two months, the re
suit Of old age.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-22
UniversitIss 10 Omen

~ PErERsBrHG,January 2l.--The car doe.
not approve Of postponng the re
opening Of universities and has ordered the
minister OF education to advise students IN
return 10 their studies at an early date.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-22

If this geut .Dsn shVu''
up he would 60 to DUFF
tor assistance, ss DohNAu', =,
place In Texas to get ui NV.
spend it. Blue front, ~; 'oI /,
square, sign of three g gu,
and Gil Main street DA'''