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KILLED IN POLITICAL QUARRu--A v. Bragg
eA sheriff OF Onachita County, ARK, aud brother
OF Walter l. Bragg, OF the Interstate Conn. cree
Commission, was shot and Allied Monday nisht at
Camden, Ark, by :. q. SEWER. Tie row came I'd
over political matters
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NEW BEDFORD, MASS, July 2J.-Gen. Sheridan
rested better last night than on nights which
heretofore have been reported good. There is
nothing To be said other than that everything In
his condition is favorable.
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aIsiSIg-n

HENNlNG-FERGCsON On "Wednesday. July 25,
1903, 10y lev. Father Io-an at the parsonage u 81
GUsOA, Dotl VI tins city.
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WARRINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

CIRCULAR has been issued by Postmaster Gen.
erai Dickinson Calling tue attention OF postmas-
tiers TO the provision OF the post-oice appr pria-
ton bill, recently passed, which rxes the postage
on seeds. cuttings bulbs roots, scions and plants
at the rate OF one cent Tor each two ounces or
fraction thereof. The former rate was a cent per
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No Fanny SArz

withouts prompt and convenient remedy for Group
whoopdae Cough. Bronchitis and other Throat ana
Lung zOuelsA bottle Of Ayers chsrry Psctoral has
saved many life Mrs. J. orssn LIST St. Lowell. Mssa,
writes: my children have taken Ayers Cherry Pee
toral for Group II gives immediate rslisS nvarisb,,
followed by cure"
have found Ayers Cherry Pecsoral perfect cur~
for Group In all cases have known the wosss Case.
relieved in very short time by its USE and advise all
families to keepit in the houss.n-s H Latmsr. n D.
Nj Vernon, Ga
AYERS CHERRY PEcrORA1.
Prepared by Dr. j. G. AVER CO.. Lowell, Msss. Sole
BY all Drusgista Price. q: six bottles, as.
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THE FRrrxp Or ALI

PONDS EXTRACT il used in the household Of the
Members Of the Army and the Navy, the Bar, the
Bench the pulpit aud the rsss-a ranks and classes
q peopie-have sent their personal experience and
thanks Tor the last forty years until their letters have
niled Volumes testfying 70 the woudsr1O cufes Of Ill
EXTRACT.
Rsmenber PONDS EXTRACT IL sold in bottles only.
Dun wrAI per, with landscape thereon Deal
With respsctxele druggists only. my26
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SEvIC. THE BOMRMAKER
Tbe chicago Police Think They Have
discovered important Evidences
Against Anlrchis1S

CHICAGO, July 25.-The police say that the
discovery OF the bombs, which are doubtless the
product OF Sevic's handwork, is an important
link il the chain OF evidence against Hronek
Chapek, and Cheb0un. Tue bombs were the iu-
ventlon or Hronek and their manufacture by a
practical gunslnith goes far to show a deep-laid
conspiracy. IL is thought by the police that many
more or the DomoS are In existence as there Is no
other probable theory to explain the use OF the
large quantities OF dynamite handled by the
Bohemian RunSnith.
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NEW YORK, July 25.-Colgate HoyL OF TINS city
mas Resigned his position as director OF the Union
Pacific Railroad,
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MAKE FRIENDS
MAKE FRIENDS
.MAkE FRIENDS
MAKE FRIENDS

And keep them. but cultivate no fsvorftess a 90
saying aud the host who his friends
AMI makes them happy will endorse Hub Punch ths
haldist beverage known. not only always rssdy bus
delicious the and req usits the sadsDosrd.
G II. GRAVES 4 SONS manuisrture O.. and rslishs
Druggists ane Grocers viii indorse it chssrfully.
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A ERECT COMBINATION

OF harmless vegetable remedies that will restore the
whole system to healthy action is absolutely needed
cure disease TOR the disease that
weakens all" Paine's Celery Compound is THIS PER
FECI COMBINATION. Head the prOois
Il have suffered terribly from nervousness and kid
ney trou le ! bought two bottles Of Pane's Celery
Compound and oh, how it did help me, L have SO
much faith in your medicine, for know what it did
for me-" MRS. j. J. WATSON
Ontario center. y. Y.
PAINE's CELERY COMPOUND
"For five years suffered with malaria and nervous
ness tried Paines telery Compound. and can truth
fu ly say that tive bottles completely cured
cheertui!y recommend 1t, for know it to ne good
medicine" CHAa L. sTEARNs,
Letter Carrier. Station Is, Brooklyn n y
CURLS ALL NERVOUS DISEASES
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Paralysis, Biousness. Dys.
pepsia, Costiven.ss. Piles. Liver Complaint Kidney
Trouble. Female Complaints, aud all diseases arising
from impure blood
e. six for So See that each bottle bears ths Celery
Trade Mark
WELLS. RICHARDSON h Co.. Props. Burlington, Vt
FOR TIE NERVOUS,
THE DEBILITATED,
10 THE AGED
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II L. BOYER, AGENT.

II L. BOYER AGENT.
FINE STOCK OF GROCERIES. COMPRISING
ad d0ppss si fEibs FSofIhE sU9 ca CANNLp
BACCo AND CIGARS, LIQUORS. WOoDEN
WARE, PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES.
COMbINATIoS . FE, OH. TANK SHOw-CAsES.
CO! FEE- MILLS, Blu CHER ALEs AND OUT
I'll, LARGE ICE EOX. DESK, OUNTEka BINS,
SHELVING. OFFICE CLOCK. AWNING AND
Also one Black Hawk Mare Colt six years old q fine
roadster Gray Mare seven years old. one
Buggy single Harness; one covered delivery " AEON
and one covered platform wagon, Almost new.
On THURSDAY MORNIN0, JULY TWENTY
SIXTH, AT len O'CLOCK, will sell the above
stock IN store corner 20th and streets
TO wheel the attention of dealers and private buyers
S23-Jt SO;; Marcel Spsce
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
SHOAI AOUlE 10 LONDON.

- 4OhA EOCIE 10 LONDON.
~ SCEsDDr UIC,nER LLOYD 4 Co
last xP.t-s SteaIler-.
To SorthaIuutOn (4.Ou,IOn. Ii4Nrrl. Bremen.
B., sat-. Suly -, % a. w.. IrxVe, Ned. Aux l. l d
IL. "egTa SAL. AGz . : ian I--4. cd, A. 3, u
S.tn' Eiler sat- A1s- IL. = Al.es. et- aug.
l..
CCHlIor able ststeroons. excellent talIe ,uxur,ou,
ga on a. pO- turLts- Fges. Isl cabin tlOU AL ~
Nafu- berth. ascOrtliIig . location. cabin.
All s6U b rth. stsz-ra-e at IOw raf- Alrly To- h n
!iO' 4. 80 lem ave L1A4-l. LkOWN 60,
III So iy2J
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PROFESSIONAL

INVOICES A SPECIALLY. ~ A LAwYER or
~ many yeas ekI eFsuce ms C1Iy, consulate
stFlcIb Li.N.te GOuEleut4ai ut carzs. low
s.1rses 70 ne Deserving poor. Address DIN Oa.CEs
So S--S- B21-0s.
AIAD =. NKDENNE. IHE CEI.rlKATED PaJ M
0Alst ana SLsi NO5AEt can you your exact HE
cIart. anu 10 her sliters Their LAIes IL fu Lave
shan ~ ei.IIy Come ard b e4nylnced. Ir0i q
ALDEN NJ Oraf AO4oslst aud PtreaOiOxi,s Iu-tness
QUALIFICATIONS, &C Cpen sundays. $50 IL 81 ~ W
Nl4-2Ns - -
lOkOF. CLAY. WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
II NoS ant. AstrOlOser and sliriiua Slediu,n Isora
With see0ad slsht ssd veil avery hidden my stsry
revealed kecosers lost Or stolen ITOIeIty iIuis
hIdaea Treasures owes ia 40 nuIll0ers. Cause,
eecy Irluss separated tOgetLer. 1Iyss
tucSss- IL business tssaSSNes al family troubiel
ana evil influences Cures s4eAness Ii dlsap.oiaIsi
ly euOrtsOf others t1ze lot all alIke
eOnyince tS isost Sceptcsl strsnx frCIn oher
eIe- Will tln4e and dlsI pciI by cali
tie only genuine eiGIrNoy ant IN tbs cay, he sue
eeeCs where all ia snd sdyertises only ya.s
lie Slttinxs. DOC Llfe-re@d.nx by mail On
reeeiIt ell Name. lock vi hair date barti Hors
E27-2fs 42I 9th st NV
NM BROOKE TEILs ALL 1BE EVENTS OF
VI LII L All buriLess con Loe1tlzl- Ladies and zen.
Isntn % cent? each. 4Oo ssxsst between 4th aal
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1860 ksrAnLlsHko' 1850
HE NATIONS MONUMENTAL wokkA
l2o. Isl. LBS PKNKA. AVE- WEsr.
Tie Isrrest and hps st display in the city Of
eTATUAkY MONUMENTS AND GARDEN vA8EA
Als0 aehosse scs.,er q p.rl9s esns.asssa s m
kkClIvkks. BY the oest ivans Italiap scalptorA
GN- A prsctical extcr7encs " nsa<u tAas0 yeo&s
% the service oi TIE publ,c.
Opon visitors onrl y an. -
n.klO-0u-lo ~ AcAENA4IA. fr0pr1eeee
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LADIES GOODS.

SUPERFLUOUS HAIR DESTROYED LEAVING
Ono trace BY my electric needle process endorsed by
every prominent Ten years prac IN this
city. Electrical treatment for ladies and children
jy6-lms MRS DIR. GABKIEL. 1921 u st NV
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Can be found In almost every household
throughout the land ut this season.
How to get nd Of such amells IL the
question that interests every neat house.
4 keeper. Here Is the tanswer; Burn SEA-
BURYs SULPHUR CANDIDA In your
NELL Kitchens. Ciosets. sinks. Outhouses,
THAT places that need disiniection. These
candles are made Of the finest sulphur.
AELLS burn freely, aud there u no danger Vt ire
from them. Sold by drugxists. SRA
BuRr JoHSsoN, New York. Sole Manu-
utacturers. Wa
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luz GENUINE IMPORTED
SARLss BAD sPRuDEL wArER
SPRUDEL SALT


NAIohE's WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR LIVER
AND KIDNEY DISEASEA
AFLRFECT CURE
Constipation Govt rheumatism. Diabetes and all
Diseases Of the Stomach.
Beware Of limitations
1T has given me better satisfaction than anything
which have ever used-"-Prot Seegsu University Of
Vienna
have used IL for years with remarkable succesa"-
Prof Hlawazek.
"i.'e lori Toboldts lecture Carlsbad Water
and Salt read before the Ninth Int ernatopR Medical
Congress- mailed free upon application
ElSNER MENDELSON CO., Sole Agspts q Bar.
clay ST. New York ,.om VIZ,
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ID OPOSAIS FOR FUEL FOR BOTANIC GARDEN
Tor the nscale ending June 80 1883 will be re-
e,ved a. the Offce of the Superintendent Botanic Car
den until NOON, IUESDAl JULY THIkTY- EIRST
1855. Particulars as to quality and quantity desired
ca he had upon aYplica ION. Nm Il H. sup
erlutenuent BO;alic liaruen. iY.l.i A: NJ
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W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer,

Il ".oAAtANEis AuclOneer,
VIII sell at auction the stock and fittings of the Cigar
il LIZ ~ 1855 Ar IL LIZ iH F III isasss
GREEN & WISE. Auctioneers
STEAM FERRY BOAT VIRGINIA AT AUCTION.
The iss sefoh AZ fn AH
O'clock at LANNON'S Wharf Alexandria, Va. the
S'S ysi tsrr' Boat Virginia BOARD OF nInrcrops
( ,HAACER1 SALE OF A VALUABLE BU HIDING
~ LOL. IMPROyED BY HOUSE NO. lis Fifth
s4FEt 81 bifH H g j. fnt S
p y sFss Of assEse Of IL Court
equity " LersiI w. u: Narshall md Others com
IT, til pay or july. a D. 1855, AT FIVE
the real sse In rrSs on tn, the
pm, o. 'e city OF in the District OF Co
IN square sight hunared ana eighte, beginning at
he ess III & fee! north
nig thence north along said Fifth twenty four
the the Of sn tor. ~ S
iour lS4) iset thence east to the PLACE Of beginning
cash and one half in the deferred paymen to
pear from the day OF sale and to be evidenced
~ Seea OF trust on the cash. at the
Terms of sale to be complied with within ten days,
the res rvs the right to resell at the
~ |' u III ETG in :. r XRsoL6. Trustee,
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers jyis-dts
A BMINIsTRAToKs SALE OF IMPROVED PROp
"A ERIY CORNER AND NEW JERSEY A ENUE
NOkIHMEsT; VACANT LOT On Q STKEET,
SEAv Th hJG[ STKElT N0RTHMEsT; I'M
IWEtN \ AND + s0U1HWEST; IMPROVED
PROPERTY On EIGH II STREET, BETM ZEN
AND n STREETS NOkTHWtsT, AND I'M
STR AND 3 NEW ERN lo eEks AvE NUE.
1888, at HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK, We viii SELL
In front OF the premises 70 close the es-te part Of
LOI b, SQUARE, 500,
ironing feet On street and 90 ieet on New Jersey
AT QUARTER OF SIX. O'CLOCK, SAME AFTER
LOT Z. SQUARE 551,
ironuns ~ 3-i2 feet ON y street. near Sd northwest
AT 0UAkrER-PAsT SIX O'CLOCK. SAME AFTER
Moon, part If
LOT 10. SQUARE $50,
fronting 70 feet inches OH 81 sire l. between and
ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON. JULY IHIKTY-
FIRST, 1888 at FIVE O'CLOCK. will sell. III front
LOT 8. SQUARE 425,
fronting 20 feet Oh Sth ST between and sts w.,
improved BY two frame he uses,
at TX O'CLOCK. SANE AFTERNOON, part
LOT g. SQUARE .1.JT,
fronting 30 feet on new Jersey between st. and
view 1orK ave. improved by two brick dwellings, l23
Terms: One-tbird cash. balance in six twelve and
elEEteen months notes 10 be given bearing per
interest from day Of sale payable semi annually and
10 be secured b. ed OF trust property sold or all
cash at option purchaser purchasers deosit of
SlOO uired on each piece at time of sale convey
anciux. &c purchasers cost: terms to be c,nplid
risk and cost of detaul ing purchaser after 5 days
pubic notice OF resale in some nswspaper pub.
Title good. DUSCASSON BROS
jy20-d Auctionerrs
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York stock Market,

The following are the opening aid closing prices of
tn New Aotk stock Market, Is reIoTleN py special
nlIc tU tu!sOn ana Macartuey. l4l3 / street.
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FINANCIAL

Il NJ W. So0soA JEQ W. MCCARTNEY
u Member u. Y. stock Ex.
CORsON 4 MCCARTNEY
GLOVER BUILDING, l4lO ST. NV
Bankers and Dealers In 0overnn cent Honda
,Derosita Exchange. Loans. Collections
ha,rosd stocks and Bonds and all securities LISTED
on the Exchanges OF New York. PhilsdelphA Boston.
and Baltimore bought and sold
speciality made of lives Mt Secrrftsa Dfsfrtot
ephone stock dealt in
Amsricaa BAH Tslsphons ssoch sou~hs ana ala WA
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m MI BROOKE TEILs ALL 1BE EyENTs or
VI LII L All business con Ids;tizI LADIES and zen.
gsnntn % cent? each. 4Uo ssxsst between Ath AL
Oh sSxssts asxthws: sU-4vws
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Cool THE BLooD
BY USING
TARRANTS
10 BELTZER APERIENT,

NO. wELL-REGULATED HOUSEHOLD SHOULD
- be without bottle Of ANGOSTUkA BIT
IERS. the world-renowned appetizer and tnvig
orator beware Of counterfeits ASK for the genuine
artiele, manufactured by Dr. J. g. b. SlEGEhT
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Mt. VERNON. MI. VERNON.

STEAMER ". W CDRCORAy
avf01th-strevt What daily (rXce { sunday for Mt
vernon ID 1lSer landings far down A. 4, ymont =
10 0eIoek hstuTnlns, reaches Washington
stout $50 y.
sis L. l. BLAKE CAPTAIN
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RoBBKRIEs RKroRrEp.-wray Beattie, No 4Is A
street northeast, reports the Larceny or three
books valued al S12.-Leonard SantZ, No. :325 9TH
street northeast, reports that while returning
from Harper's Ferry last evening his pocket was
picked OF a silver watch.-Samuel j. Armstrong
reports the theft OF 81 yards vi carpet.
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l,OE eOTOMaC RIVER LANuISSS
u INV Iron SIEA 4. * "HAEfFIEI.n~
Leaves sth It wharf MONDAYS. 1Ht ISUiYS
a,d -Alt t,DAlN at Returning 1CESDAIS
FRIDAYS AID SUNDAY w. iouc hin At overland
ll<s II NOlL.t CT 81. Va -. CleIneutS -, q Il
leOL4rd, .U.. Md. Connects with ard y. X X. At
sEepherds- ~ee schedule. JOHN Is. PADUEII Ast
e. ". l. DIZZY. Manager L.2,
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ARMY oRpERs-Malor Henry G. Thomas. pa,

ARMY oRpERs-Major Henry C. Thomas, pay.
master, granted six months extension OF leave
Capt Charles II. Ingalls,, assistant quartermaster,
granted three months leave. First Lieut..
wright +. Edgerton, eth artlll ny, Or
oered TO temporary dutv at Hot springs, Ark.
In pace OF Capt Ingalls, Surgeon David l.
Magruder, granted one months leave Paynsaster
George X Smith, granted two months leave.
Major Alex. G. NJ. Pennington, Am auii-
iery, after completing his Inspection OF
Gretna, Pa, ordered 10 return 10 his station Il
Fort Monroe, Va, whence he will proceed 10
Sonneaut Lake, Pa, and inspect the en-
campInent TO be hid there In August
FIRST Lieut.. JAS. {. Sanford, Eng neer Corps. or
dered IRON New York 10 FORTS Trumbull and or >
VOID, Connecticut, on temporary duty. capt.
behry johnson, medical storekeeper, granted six
weeks leave from Aurn,f l.
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Launch Of the Mig Log Ship.
CONSTRUCTED OF 10000 LoGs--oN ITS VOYAGE n



NEW YORK
The New York World to-day says: The monster
log raft Or rather. log ship" that has Just been
completed for James ID. Leary, OF this city was
successfully launched into the Bay Of Funny az
Joggtns n. s., at 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Tue raft has been In course OF construction since
atey after the loss OF the big raft that the
Miranda let 20 adrtft
Three hundred men were constantly EMPLOYEE
upon II under the direction OF II. X. Robertson,
who has the structure OF the raIt patented. Il
was built upon an enormous cradle, 10000 sticks
In It's CONSTRUCTION. The monster fabric has been
ready for launching during the past three week 4
but the builders were awaiting the D.g July tide,
which at that point on July Is every year reaches
height OF over 90 feet When the the was az It's
highest point yesterday noon over 100 fett
given signal, Q hundred heavy check blocks were
Knocked away and the 10000 tons OF logs slid
gracefully into the water. The ocean TUG Morse,
which 10 the largest and strongest tug In these
waters, was In readiness TO make fast 70 the raft
and II was towed out into the bay. The Morse VIII
and, barring Academia the rait 10 expected mere
within stx days M. Leary. who has furnished
the money for the speculation, aid Last night
that the former raft DID not break up. bus was n
Gently sighted 1,soo miles out ut sea.
Edward Smith has been arrested IN Howard
county, Nd, Tor shooting q HArry ~. oolby, who
h said 10 be his rival N love a6a1r.
A horse belonging % Hugh Dolan, a Eewark, n.
J., was attacked with hvdrophOblA and bit 10
owners srm sealy laoesaong tAas msnssr.
Hdwin bowen, . thirV ave yesr.oa1 rn1lanss.
phiant vas oroWneo u - suu wh1ls bafhAng -
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HoRsroRD,s Acrp PHosHpArr
MAKES DELICIOUS LEMoNAp

AAKkS DELICIOUS LEMONADE.
Ateaspoouful added to glass Of hot or cold xssae
and sweetened to the taste will be found sfrssl,ng
and inyigorxtinx
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MOR ROW,

WEEKS Co, Auctioneers.
w 637 Louis ,xnz ave-. OPP. City Post-ofnce
WEFELY SAFE OF HoUsEHoI D EFFECTS OF
ALMOST EVERY DEsCRIPTION-wALNUr
Az ~ HEi. CHAMBER So ITS, Lou NGES AND
G0JCAEs. DWARF BOOKCASE, FINE
H kSSsnsEd,r oahPETs TOILET WARES.
PiCISi :, MAT ikEssEs. CHAIRS SHOW:
SAsES, MlhkOkS. CLOCKS, AND A VARIETY
Or OfHtk HOUSED FURNISHINGS.
fOR ACCOrNr OF STORAGE, UNPAID LOT
HOUSEHOLD FURNIIUR BOOKS, CROCKERY
AHD GLASS; &c. AT Our sALEskOOMs,
A. NJ Ne
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('UNAKD LINE
- CAAs- l. DOB l. co. BANKERS, AGENTS
OOb IN q.
Gal and Inspect plans and dscr of vaSsels To-
tat. Il is-ee - NaIce taO I4sazce e0b ESQ. slOD
.Aa clio kOundtrIp al -reaiiy rates t-Il
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| SUBSTITUTE LETTER-CARRiERs APPoINTEp.-Post-
| master Ross to-day appointed Eugene Burdne.
Marian K Eppey and w. Howard Douglass sub
| slIu,e letter-carrers. The appointments were
made under the civil-servce rules, tue appointees
| having passed a satisfactory examination.
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RANCE OF I'm THRRMon1fuR--The following
were the readings At the signal once to-day: {
NJ, AZ; pm, e: maximum -: minimum, as
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Ma John 8 Martin, who was buried In Chicago
yesterday. died sunday OF hydrophobia, resulting
rom bite frum pet dog.
President wilbur, Of the Lehigh valloy, ana his
party have sold al the Jenssy Central spock they
bought when the 0eai was consummated In the
spring Of 1857. torrsss1ent cogbin q ths Rsad1ng
and his party.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-31


\ family whom we shall call the
ll4rp,rs were ". l-,o-do, cultured
people, living in gu inland town Ill
one of the Middle States. Their lives
we're very quiet: hence, when Miss
May Osl en- OF New York who had
been a clas3mate of Sue Harper, came
Ia spend a month with them the visit
wa, Au event OF importance
sac had described her friend a.
beau it'll, modest and seasl 50
creuy she had her own -Cnemes con.
ceruiug this visit " ho would be 30
iNely tn please her Iestidious brother
JoAI,a, May: WAC coul maze him
% a.p!t
O. hcl beauty there could be t4r
one opinion. Iue family We're
charmed by the d.zliing fairness OF
her lace he soft blue eyes, tae delicate
gr8ce OF her figure. May nrriyeG at
mig {, and, abast Ell 10y the welcome Of
eycmu JJhu watched her 'Glly
face wlth leenlut res lie Va, alb
sen, duUug the next day, aud by lAr
time bic returned III he evening the
charming stranger lad Recovered her
power OF speech. Joan took his place
at the pper-,ab.e, sud listened IL oi-
'cuce.
ooh dear, ye-; we've had lots OF
caller, had no idea Your toWu
could boast so many sw,l,' That Mr.
Whl,s j, dar ing little fellow. such
a perfect mustache. ANA Mr.. Pit.s-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-31

me commissioners court met yes
.erdAy afternoon, Commissioners Cox,
Byrd, Cross and Judge Evans We're
present. The Injunction which had
been granted by Judge Williams i'll IA
vorof the Suspension Bridge company
was generally discussed aud Judge
Evans was authorized 10 employ
council to represent the county IN a
5ult to dissolve the injunction.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-31

Filed iu the county clerks Office yesterday
and reported Tor THE Ex AMiNERi ul The
abstract dr1a OF CassedAy ~ AloberlH on
austin street
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-31

The p7ctties. aud cbeqpes; line al
cM 1roIdcries in ,he city ~
EWINa BROS.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-08
First Publication MAY "a,

Resolution.

A resolution fox the construction of sidewalk
Across o private alley between lots and 10,
in block 49, on the the north side of Fourth
street, Witberspoou's fYnnkton.
Be it resolved by the mayor and council of the
city of Yankton:
Section l.. That It is. and Is hereby declared
necessary, that the following sidewalk should
be oonstrunted in the said city OF Ys1kton. to;
10, in block 80, on the north side of Fourth
street, Witherspoon's YRukton<
Boo. 2. That said sidewalk shall be ak feet
wide. the outer and inner edges thereof to be
on either side of said alley on said Fourth
street, feet distant from the adiacedt lots above
described and the said sidewalk shall be con-
atructed of wood and in all respects in accord
OF the oity, and plans and specifications to be
prepared by the city engineer, and approved
by the mayor and council. The said sidewalks
alongside, or in front of any of the aforesaid
tion OF two streets. shall be extended to the
curb line of the crossing street, or SO as to meet
and connect with pny sidewa kp now laid down,
or that may be lad GOWN hereafter, upoA such
croseiHe streets,
SEQ. s.. That the cost and expense Of making
the Aforesaid improvements shall be betrayed
by special tax, 60 be levied upon the aforesaid
lots, or parts OF lots, bounding or abutting on
the same, in proportion to the feet front of
said lots or parts OF lots 30 sbounding OF abnt-
Sec. A. That said sidewalk may be laid on an
approx innate giade to conform to the surface
of the ground, as designated in the said plane
and speoihcations to be prepared by the city
Sec. 5. That this resolution shall be pub.
iished for four consecutive weeks in the official
newspaper of the oity.
JAMES klNaSBURY, City Clerk.
Approved this 22nd day of May, 1893.
JAMES b. TELLER. Mayor.