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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MoNxY MARxEr-LoNpoN Jan. I0-l2 80 r. NJ
S Con for money, ass for the sccoass W..
AUTHORITIES loa new Ayes 1898 Erie Railway shares,
4SG r M-Brie Railway shares. 43is a 431a.
56t. 671sc.
LIyERrooL CorroN MAMEr-LIvERPooI, Jan 1O-6
p M-Saies on the basis OF middiing upiands nothing
316d; Sales OF the basis OF middlng Orleans moth
ary at ssd Coton Sales on
the basis s OF ppands n9tag below good qrd
cemher and January, a. sad do do deliverable March
ana April atSd or the sales to-day 100 bales were
American The market is steady Sales, II 0O0 bales,
including 1000 for speculation and export
LIVERPOOL BREADsruFrs MARxEr.-LivEafoox, Jan. 10
P. M-The market Is quiet
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARkEr.-LlvERPooL, Jan. 10
i. M--Lard AS per cwt Bacon-LOng clear middles.
SIS short clear do, 3as per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LONDON, Jan. l0-Even-
ng-Fine rosin LIS. las per cwt Spirits of turpen-
tine 30s. Sd. o Sis per cwt
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CLOSING pRICEs-s O'CLOCK P. n.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
BosroE. Jan. 10. le74

BosT0E, Jan TO- ls74
The wool market has been very firm the past week,
ana the sales indicate rather better prices although no
change has taken place There Il very conf
months mo aas to come Choice treble extra Pennsylvs,
MA neeces have been sold at 62hc the highest figure
for tn, description April last and round lots Of
cho'ee Michigan at 521sc. SIC, which Is further adj
vance. Combing and delaine eeces inquii ed
for and are now about high before the panic hav
ing been sold the past week ut 56c. q 60c The
most desirable lots are held for advance
on this price California spring, wool has
well sustained but fall wool is dull only be sold
At comparatively low prices Some small lots o. very
about the outside figures tor good lines OF fall Pulled
sales OF ONO and feDnsyvsnia medium extra, double
extra, treble extra ami above ut Soc t2he Michigan,
Ssse Someing and aeia,ne st 5Se Co., unwsshed and
secured &c s5c Noiis, $3.50 eye: pedierg. Csc.
oregon, Nssc spring California, &c &c tall Cslilor,
MIA, 2c &c. California pulled, 37hc superhne and
extra pulled, &c Sc
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KILLED BY THE CABS.

Coroner Croker held aninquest yester day after
noon, in the case OF james Green, boy nine years
of age, lately residing at 5l6 West Thirty-eighth
street, who was run over and killed on the lst
inst. by freight train OF the New York and
Hudson River Railroad. The jury rendered q
verdict OF accidental death, and added that the
accident due to the want OF proper precautions
on the part Of the company.
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES

SOUIdEhN sECUkIIIkS
were neglected, with the exception OF Tennessees,
which sold at 79H 79%. We note the following
late bids :-Missourt skies, 81; do. do, Hannibal
and St. Joseph issue, SON; do. do, Asylum or UNI
versity, SO; Tennessee skies, old, 1917; do. do,
old, ex coupon, 61A; do. do, new, 70; do. do,
new, eX coupon, CO.; do. do, new series, coz
Virginia Sizes old, 40; dO do, new, As; do. do,
consolidated, 500; do. do, deferred, 10H; Georgia
skies, 81; DO do, sevens, new, SO; North Carolina
skies, DID, January and July, 26h; do. do, North
Carolina Railroad, January and July, IS; do. do,
April and OCTOBER, "a; do. do. do or January and
July, IS; do. do, do, or April and October, "a;
North Carolina Funding act. 1885, 10; do. do 1868,
IS; North Carolina special tax class l, 8; do do.
do class 2 81; do do. do, class 8; South Caro-
lima sixes Is; do do, January and July, az; South
Carolina Funding act, 1855, IA; Arkansas skies,
fund, 80; do. sevens, Little Rock and Fort Smith
ISSUE Is; do. do., Memphis and Little Rock, Is; 90.
do, Little Rock, Pine Bluff and New Orleans 1917;
do. do, Mississippi, Ohio and Red River, Is; do.
do. Arkansas Central Railroad, Is.
STOCKS.
western Union, under the influence OF the sharp
attempt made by an unauthorized memorial yes
terday, opened at sO but the good sense Of the
street showed in 10 minutes afterward that 1t was
not to be HOODWINKED by fraud. Prices c0nse-
Quently declined from the above figure, and we
note sales at the close at IS 7sH q 1872 a 7sh a
7s3s-a very clean rebuke to a So document that
might have been written about any stock in the
street with much the same temporary results.
Print without AN official signature Is cheap. Pa.
cinc Mail opened at "A ana declined to 4a1S, but
closed at 43,I. Harlem is moving upward, the
sales to-day being at 120H Q l2lK. Erie was
steady at AK Az. Lake shore ranged
from SO to S2X SoX SO. Wabash
moved down from SAX to 534. Union Pacific went
down from 33N to 32zS, but closed OF S3X. c., c.
and ]. c. ranged from 3Oh to 31s and closed at
an advance on yesterdays prices. OHIO and Mis-
sissippi advanced, opened at SO. dropped to s41
and closed at 353I. Rock Island opened at 1O4a1,
advanced \ and closed at the opening figure.
Panama was steady at 115X. Northwest common
moved from 6214 62h downwards, closing at 6116
6lk. hannibal and 81. Joseph ranged from 31A
to 32h closing at 327s. st. Paul dropped from
499I to 4s, but ut the close stood at 1885, large
business was done in all OF the above lines OF stocks
and the transactions were well distributed.
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The increase Of depositors in savings banks OF
this State has been 900 during the past year, the
entire number being s22, 642. At the present time
these banks contain over $500 900. The increase
in the amount of deposits over last year is
$o,425, 49,
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
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BANK SHARES.

BANK SHARES.
Bank shares were quiet and devoid OF feature,
prices having been without especial change Man.
haitian, $50; Mechanics, 1872; Union, 1897; Green
wich, 30; Commerce, 1l2; American Exchange,
1os; Chatham, 100; Bank of the Republic 100 ;
Irving l2o; Market no; Nassau, 100; Corn Elk.
change, 49, Continental, II Importers ana Trad.
ers 1907 Central National %; Ninth National. 100;
Bankers and Brokers' Association, 80; German
American, o.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
Late cablegrams announce the following prices
in London :-C0nsos for money, 90 a 92b; do.
for account 92A o 92 5-18; ave-twenty bonds OF
1866, Old, 1913 1918; do, 1867, 1919 1879
ten-lorty bonds, 1906; new fves 1885 q 103zs Erie
Railway shares, 43H 43S; New York Central
shares, 92H 922[. American securities steady
The amount of bullion drawn from the Bank OF
England was $4,000. Rentes at Paris easier at
5Sf. 55c. Prices in Amsterdam are quoted as toll
lows:-Central Pacific. first mortgage bonds, So;
Union Pacific, first mortgage, 74h; Union Pacific
stock. 2s1S; Northwest, preferred, 631l; St. Paul,
preferred 63H.
THE GOLD MARKET
was firm, prices opening at 1l11s and advancing to
ll2, which value was well retained until near the
close, when there was recession of Is u per
cent There are not few sagacious operators,
however, who, basng their judgment on the
Treasury situation, the government income and
the departmental reports, frankly confess the be-
lief that the price Of gold will be augmented dur
ing the spring. II it can be so firmly held it was
to-day at ll2 il is good for another point, notwith
standing the difficulty of carrying rates. The
rates paid for carrying to-day were Z, g. g. A. 8 ana
per cent gold and for borrowing nat.
OPERATIONS OF TIE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK TO-DAY.
Gold balances. $2,326, 800
Currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,706, 546
Gross ciearances. Observation-Disclosures. 500l5,000
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. 81. O75 26e
Currency balances. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3,763,677
Gold exchanges. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $685. 56
Gold balances. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1885 sos
WEEKLY CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. sass, 750, s21
Currency balances observation-disclosures. l9.77S,S77
Gold exchanges. 50,065, 416
Gold balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50, 1886
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WANTED

Afarl0DGtWlt
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THE ORDERS.


WACO LODGE No. =. KNGnTs OF PYThlAs'
meets ever "Wednesday eveni. <, ia ODD Eel
lows Hal. Sojourning Knights cofoielly in-
vited JSo' o MO'"hi '" W.
WILL LAMBERT. X. OF r. and 5
WACO LopsE, so. 40, l. O. o; r., meets
every Monday evening IN Oao felIoWs
'i"''' W. ~ H. l.. GUFFEY, N, G.
A q. TRADEwFLL, Rec. Secretary.
WACO ENcAMPNEYT, No. "a, |, o. o. f.,
m aets second aud fourth Tuesday evenings
each month, in Odd Fellows Hall.
II. l.. GUFrEY, G. P.
LII. GoLDsTEIS, Scribe.
J. II. GuRLEY LooGE, No. 337, A. F. &
A. NJ, meets in Masonic Hall, on Saturday
after the full moon in each month.
W. II. WILKES, W. NJ.
E..P. MASSEY, Secretary.
WACO LODGE No, 9g.F. A. \ A. NJ, meets
on Saturday before the full moon in
each month SIMON B. TRIoE, w NJ
L A. HiGHTowHER, Secretary.
EUREKA LODGE, No III, l. o. b. B. meets
Sc ,ond and fourth Sunday in each month at
Odd Fellows Hall. S. WOLF,
President.
L. HsGoIDsTElN, Secretary.
WACO CoMMANDERY, No 10, KNIGHT TEM-
pLAns, meets first Friday night in each month
D. II. GuRLEY, Il. G.
r. P. MASSEY, r corder.
WACO CnAprGR No. As, meets second Fri
day night N each month.
FnANK RIcEY, II. P.
L. 2. Missy SecY.
REBEKAH LODGE, /. o. o. F., No lG, meets
the first Tuesday ofeach Tonth, at } o'clock.
j. VI. WILLIS n. G..
j. u. GoLLEpGE, Sec'y.
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TILE FLoArtNa BANNER.

The exciteIneht Is quite great on Austin
Avcnue in fact. II should DO, for 5 Lyons
& Conn, where tho banner lloats, have already
commenced receiving their large Spring
stock. If you ask fo' Linen, Linen Lawn,
Nansook, Cross-barred Muslin, Domestic
Goods of all kinds, Ladies' Collar Set, Kid
Gloves, ard many other new Spring Goods,
they have thom-ard SO cheap at that
Ladies Kid Gloves at 10 cents rnir,
would look as if. il was less than cost, but
that is all they will ask tof them. just try
them, ladies.
Country merchants will fed splendid
stock to select from, and when the bill IS
made out have lots of money left.
Now, if any person in town, or in the coun-
try, does rot believe it, let them go to s..
Lyons 4 Cohn on austin Avenue, where tho
dag hangs, and SEQ for themselves,
These men love TO show aud price you
goods, and promise strict satisfaction.
mar7D4t
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Mails by rail routs via Houston, Galvestop
and New Orleans, and north via Dallas, Nc
Kinney aud Sherman, leave daily, SUNDAYS
excepted, ut a. m Arrive daily, Sundays
excepted, at $40 p. m. Mail closes at ..
p. N.
Mails southwes. VIA Bolton and Austin
leave daily, Sundays excepted, at a. m, var
rive daily, Mondays excepted, at a. m.
Mails ives. via Gatesville and HAMPTON
ieave Tuesdays aud Fridays at a. m. Ar
riyes Wednesdays and Saturdays at Gp IL.
Mails northwest via Clifton, Meriduu aud
Stepnenville, leave Oh SUNDAYS, rucsinys aud
Thursdays AZ Z n. M. Arrives Mondays
WcdnesOa, and Fridays at Gp. tn
Mails northeast via Hill-borO ANA tnterme'
date points leave daily, Sundays excepted, nj
I a, N. Arrive daily, Mondays excepted, at
Up. m.
Mats for Towash leave Tuesday at a. m
Arrives Friday at 4 p. m.
Mails co,e at p! IN.
ONCE huu-4 from q. m.to 4. p. u g week
iay-. Or Sundays from % to 10 q. III.
Waco, December LIST. 1871.
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MASQUERADE and ball to DO given Thurs
day night, is to be one of tho mo- ol-gant
ever given in this city Tho mrss extensive
aud painstaking preparations have been made;
costumcr has been sent for, from New Or
leans, to insure desirable "make up" for
the occasion. The management are entitled
to great praise. They have spared neither
pains nor expense. Tickets may be procured
at Burgheim Bros, Watkins', S. Lyons Cohn
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Are the arrivals at the McCleland
Hotel Sunday and yesterday;
S. c. Upshaw, IIillsboro ~. II. Says
ers, Hamilton county; V. p. Grant, Yer
non; c. Lissester, Towash,. W. G. Talia-
ferro. Bryan; Mrs. +. c. Goooh, Hons
tom p. p. Harris, Hill county, f. d.
Duff, Austin G l.. Darling, New York
J. Y. Willingham, Kimball; p. L. Ham
mond and La6y;J. II. Sterrett, Houston
Fountain Jones and Family, Illinois; i.
H. Thompson, City; H. Brady, Hill
county; j. p. Vail, Brnzoria, S. L. b.
Quay, S. E. Quay, Chicago.
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L lac streets.


MAYoRs OFFICE, CITY Of WACO,
March 9Th 1874.
To all Whom 1t May Concern;
All improvements hereafter to he made 10 the
city of y AGO fronting an any street. or alley H.
said city ;4.st 'ollorm 10 the alig meut ~ d
grades OF said city, TO he given by the Cit,
Engineers as required by the ordinance OF
said city.
All sewers and cutters must be kept Open,
and any person or persons. ohsiruc,ing The
same will be subject TO the pei ally prescribed
by the city ordinance in such case.
Hoping a ci'zels will cheer'ully comply
wit h. not mad quest. ! r,mni' You
uOedi, ~ Sc gant, leNd
MasOr.
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we wore IookInr

Through he I'm uense STOCK liquors IN
the house o. Woodland. Moore Durham yes.
terday, aud asking questions us usual. We
found some 1--WE hundred or more barrels on
hand, and wanted to know # that amount
would not last for considerable time. Col.
Burnham answered this by handing MS his
sa.es book, say ing run over our sales for the
past sixty days. and you can answer your own
question" From this we saw that the stocks
on hand would ouly keep the house running a
Short time. This very polite gentleman then
handed us nispatch received butt a few
minute before, from his partners at Spring
field, Tennessee viz: Dated Springfield
March 4th, received Mt Waco 5th at $50 a! m.
To Woodland, Moore & Burnham, Shipped one
hundred barrels XXXX to-day, via st. Louis'
There is no mistake but the success of this
firm beats anything OF he kind ever before
started in this county, and shows conclusive.
ly, what csn be doue in dealing in n9lhing but
what is pure--It is only a question of time as
to the success Of this firm. Think of it, they
never sold b,rrel Of NXXX that has failed
to live sntislac ion, and always found as rep
resented. aud our people are fast finding out
the tact that they can rely implicitly on any
thing Col. Buruham tolls them---hence the
constant and rapid Increase of their business
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The following nameu parties keep Conan
che B itters on hand at manufacturers prices
J Il Sears, Druggist, Waco
NJ REVERE, "
wompcl. 4 Kellet,, Druggists, Waco.
Eastland & Co., 4"
W N Anderson, Grocer,
Marshall & Early,
G Motz, d"
Freidberg 4 Leppcl, Liquor Dealers
DR.. L Cornish, Druggist, East Wscs.
WE Turner Co.. Grocers,
KING bury \ Frazier,
NJ. Myers,
@. n. Curtis, Waco, Texas.
7. B. OWENS,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer,
sept2sD5Wtf Waco Texas
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Tc .Hai Hayue for several items of in-
ter-st rom Coryelle county:
The wheat crop is very promising, and the
acreage planted largely in excess oflast goa (.
Sheriff Raby. who has been very i'll for
sometime, is better, aud will soon be about:
again as usual.
Mr.. W II. Ba'cher was recently elected
w,rsg.pful Master Of Gatesville Lodge, No
l9i A. + & A. ~, and also High Priest of
Gatosvile heptar.
New flrmi are beiqG opened in all diroc
tons New buildings are going up, and old
one. are beng enlarged and improved.
The vill3ge o. Joucsboro is eail to 6e i'm
proving at rapid rate. Tia sane is true Of
Ramey's Greek, and Station Greek,
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VICE. h''e"l"e' lS'' 'o'''
NAH v EN AM1NER
JAIL L 1AAM ANA"Ae'
-.~ ,r,-,--D,xr ,,,n,,U 80
AOCSol AnCSlllSSLCG.
-
DIAL.
Business, and the boys Yesterday
A good
Thing 10 do, look cut for burglars
---
- .ohn
thUrch oil the Ass"hp'''".
Right Rev.. /" p"''u's, D''"op VI var
Nee'0"' "'-' P''N
Strangers
From the northwestern States. are set
,i,g in this region of country every day.
----
St hut on, III o., sadly needs attention,
"Pu'' o'.
VIZ -
pv,,,,g ont,
The leaves anu grass IN pp'""e '| ~
appearance.
,.,
Mr.. $. Fields, prominent merchant OF
Gatsylle' wssin Town yos'eru"y'
,.u
Ia china shop" snd a pet c on in 3
printing office, are SYNONYMOUS phrases
Dolls.
Mr.. R-isner has many pre- tty dolls left,
not no large as the enc rsnled for, the other
day. but much prettier.
DIR, Fountain Jones
Has rented an Office. second floor in the
new block on Third street. over J. W. Lew
in. 4 Bros store.
10 MI 'Ater' INC "'e"' .. Wv i'N"'
Express Company, Tor mes OF iate New VI
leans pap RS
a. r.. Lambd,p,
Editor the GrsnbUry Vidette' e'led t'
see us yesterday 'ho 'e''o '''' AWAY
been enc OF our oes 'A'erlor eNcnah-eS'
Soc Notice
Ofthe removal ofPEIERSoN B AFFE
in another column. and Look out fer their hi
ad.n in future numbrr of this paper
yusc, uanton.
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bright.

W ra o, FEB, pa
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BRllbE NOilObl
The stockholders of the Waco Bridge
Compa y are requested 20 meet at tho court
House on Wednesday, The lSth dy of March,
1874 at 10 o'clock, a ~, i1l thv suppose OF
cleo iug two directors aud a clerk Tor said
Company, aud to attend to such other bubi-
ness AS may me before them.
WA. A, FORT, President.
Waco, March Tlh 1874 dlmlS
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Beiug the excitement of the day,
Burgheim Bros, propose to sell import
ed and domestic cigars, pipes and chewing
and smoking tobacco, at reduced figures,
for soothing purposes,
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w. LEVINE a BRO.

/ Have just opened one of the incest stocks
of Gents Clothing ever brought to Waco. 1t
comprises all The novelties OF the season, such
rs hue ress Uio,h Uoa's, Doeskiu' Pants ana
Nest'. French DaGonals, Scotch Cas- imeres,
English Millions. The la est in white Vests
ana their Spring Pats are nj the Eaest pat.
terms and styles. Hats, Ties, Scars, Bows and
KID Gloves in the greatest variety.
Their Dry Goods Depot is being daily in
creased by new arrivals of Calcoes, Brown
and Bleaehed Domestic. Checks, Drilling,
Sheeting, &c. Ladies and Misses Shoes IN
great variety, Linens, Lawns. Muslins, &C., 40
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PmILlr " ERLEIN' .

Piano. Organ and Music House, No ~,
so, 81 aud 80, Baroune street, New Orleans IS
tn oldest and largest music house South.
One hundred aud THY pianos aud organs in
warcrooms, comprising all makes and grades,
nj wholesale price, for cash, and at low rates
on monthly payments. Sheet music. Brass,
string and wind Instruments. Remember,
Philip Werlich, 1890, BaFonne Street, New
OrleAus.
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The Two

The Two
Young gentlemen who thought the old
folks. 700 prosy aud their old homes too slow
and "Iit OUT for other tield3 of Amusement
aud life have returned, thoroughly disgusted
with those same new fields, aud now Tin k
their old folks api old homes rossably inter
esting and immensely comfortable.
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U. 6. PIANO COMPANY.
q q p O.

tcost. less than $500 to make say 5000 Piano sold
through sgent-, all al whom make 100 per cent.
profit. Ne have no agents, but ship direct to fam
Lies a. factory p'l0e.
We Easke only one style, and have hut one price,
Two hundred and ninety dollars net cash, with no
discount 10 dealers or commissions to teachers.
Our lumber II thoroughly seneoned-our cases are
double yeueere with kOscwood-haye front round
corners, strpentine bottom and carved 1888. We
French Grand Action With top damper-, and our
keys re OIL The best ivory, Win ivory lfonts Our
Piano has seven octRyes--i Ia six feet nine inches
long, tn feet four lnchcr wide and weighs, boxed
s55 pounds Every Piano is ially warranted Tor I'VE
yelIp,
send for illustrated circular, in which we refer to
over 100 Bankers, Merchants &c, tsame Of whom
you may kuow,) using our Flames in a. States and
Terrific. les,
". s. Piano Company,
$40 Broadway, n. !.
epl7Dt
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AUCTION SALE .

This is the day for Jack Pierce's Auction
Sale of Furniture, Berkshire Hogs, Wagons
Mules, Horses, Washing M9cL ines, Dry
Goods, Hosiery. Notions, Etc.
Go early, as The sale is a large one.
JACK PIERCE,
Auctoneer.
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stolen,

stolen,
On or about the 10Th of February, from
my place near Waco, one light DAY horse ~
years Old about lG hands high, branded 7
"a he left shoulder. A liberal reward will
II ID for his return to ans, or for informa-
H. hat will lead to his recovery.
ld&wln X. b. WILSON
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Right Rev O, NJ, Dubuis Bishop Of Gal
weston, Rev, Father Chandy, Of COrsical
and .Rev. Father Ihiop, of Denson, are at
present in This city, the guests of Kew, Father
Bussaut. We suppose the B shop is here en-
business coppecte0 with the Church,
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FOR SALEl
A large lot OF choice Texas fodr for sale,
at Moore Il Sturgis.
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Mr.. Juan Ortiz, of New Mexico, writes :
Three of my children had whooping Cough
very severely, and We're entirely cured by a
few doses Of DR.. Gllnan's Cobosh and Tar.
Try it, Sold by Dir. J. Il. ScaTs.
feblqDEWTw
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Mr.. j. II. IinyCs,

The Iotner cuterpri ing Austin street
grocer, is INV domcsd on the north side of
the square in tha Lisk building ses Grunge
10 his advertis, ment this nqyRms.
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JUsT RECEIVED,

y NoI itIs7-I7I ' III.
And FOR sale at Jackson & Knights, a
fne lot of chromos, frames steroscopes, and
steioscopic views. They are also turning out
by the thousand those beautiful enameled
lhotos If you want fine aud pretty Pic'
ture, one that does you justice, fall in with
the crowd that daily throng their gallery.
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SUMMER DRINKS
LOST

A red AMI white COW, branded ] c mark
crop off right ear and rn&er half crop in
lett eBr.
A liberal reward will be paid on applica.
ton to .
THOMAS COBBS,
miles from Waco, on the Gatesyille road
mar7D3tWlt
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Peterson d BIaffer,

Have made extensive improvements in
their new store house, Il will be, when COM
pleted one Of the finest grocery tors tht
State.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-03-10
coMMrTrEE MEETING.

The Masonic Building Guirfrsey,v ''rSM
meet in J. llgi0', Office, over Fort & Jack
sons Bank, on Wednesday afternoon, at
o'clocE D Il. GuPlEY.
chairman.
+ L. R.tnEY. Secretary ml0d2t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-03-10
Mrs. GRCNDY SAYS,

That sozodont eclipses all other prepara'
tiops' of the teeth aud gums, Anl what Mrs.
y says is r. itera'ed mas, emphatcally by
uine'y-nite oue.hundred OF The beauty aud
shiln of the land
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NOTICE.

NOllCE.
All parties Indebted to u.s. either by note
OF account will Please call and adjust the
same by the 9Th inst, or their claims will be
turned over to our attorney for collection.
BATTLE, FTCKLIN h co.
Mnr1nnGtWlt
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One hundred druggists and dealers testify
that DR.. Gilmans Cobosh and Tar is the most
saleable at d popular cough medicine in the
market. We have tho names. For sale by
j. L. Sears, Druggist, Waco, Texas.
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