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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-09

SILK rOPLlNS st,OO.
pIAGON L VEGOG M siOU
DlA9 JNAL ALPINEa&l.uO
n1AGUNAL S.RGEo 62S, NORTH Iue.
lUflN'S MhRI NOS zoe. o siOO
LuPIN'o CAsHM Rh 75c. rOsI 90
ENGLISH ATHENS sIkc. WORTH Sl,u0
BLK EPAN 1Al NH~ S79fc. WORTH 81 ,tAi
TWILL D DEBEoES i5c.
EMPRESS faIPIIN 81 TO T5c
FRnN' II 1WILLEO ALPINEs que.
HEAVY CORDED POPLINS s5c
CORDED MUHAIR, % G.
BLACK AND WHITE PLaIDS 9oc.
D. OK AND White PLAIDS aye.
ALL WOOL PLAIDs FROM tOi. Tosl.Oo
ana many other popular gosds from 70 to DC HAY,
70 iuee an OF QUO ycoon Reps, for wrappers, t.
kef 80 '''' MAJ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-09

posed at Public Sale and sold on - ia
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18TH AT 2 O'Clock p a,
AT The Auction Rooms of l.. W. stidham Son, Ma
III hast Fourth street, in the City OF
Wilmington.
no. !, All that certain lot or piece of lnud aitna
III the city OF Wilmington az resaid with n twn
SOY Stone dwelling house thereon erected houndeo
and described as follows, to wit:
heglnulng at the wast ry side OF Grunge straet
between Eighth and Ninth Streets, al the dIsiance
OF two hundred and one feet ten and a hail Inehes
from the norterly siue Of Eighth Street and al i6e
middle of TWO feet wide alley between this mn liz
house on the adjoining lot sold TO Cyrus Iers The
the said alley being for the common use and benenI
OF the wners and occupers uf int two lots fnr, va,
thence along the middle OF said alley aud Inv aa;d
lot we.tery parallel TO Elgh b Street one h,niren
ana Twelve ieet TO the easerly side of New Street
thence Hereby n0rthery eighteen feet 10 a stake 4
corner Of n lot late OF William r. Williams n. dc.
ceased, thence thereby Eastery parallel 10 FIphtn
> re and pas sing through anu along the mludlr Of
the division we'll between the two hous q, one hun
dlel anu Twelve ieet the side of Orange Street
aforesaid and thence thereby southerly eighteen
feet To Tho place OF beginning, be he content wha
II may, (nelng No s25 orange Street.)
NO 2. All that lot or piece of land and two story
bflck messllage there on, situate In the City of vii
inlngi0n aforesaid, bounded and described as fol.
lows, 10 wit:
Beginning at he Easterly side OF Walnut Street
between TN RI and Fourth Streets, and adjoining a
two-story brick dwelling of A. thony Carey former
" Wesley Bailey, thence southeriy along Walnut :.
ntieen teet nine inches TO house and Ot OF Ever
ara N. tlees, thence along his line eas erly and
parallel TO Fourth street xty feet back to land oil
slld afey thence soutner and parallel 10 Wal.
nut Street uiteeen feet nine inches to anot, cr line
OF SAID Carey, at q corner in his GARDEN thence
therewi we-tery sixty feet To the place oi begin.
Walnut rect.
The above properties are clear of all litns and In.
cumbrances
TERMS Ten per cent OF the purchase money Ia
be paid cash when the property Ia struck of The
remainder within sixty days on tender or delivery
OF the deed, tine purchaser to pay for the deed
\. " ORRlL0W,
Adm. d. r. n G. IT. A of James Curtis, deed
sep22 20. 29oGt3-6 i0-13-l4
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-09

ssr Large Fall and Winter stock of Boota an(
Shoes, at Prettymans cheap boot and shoe store 70
Market street, Third door below s, cOnd,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-09

WANTED-A S VAIL FARM, 10 To
W 20 acres; also, one from 100 10 210 acres in
exchange Tor city properly Apply 70
TOWN. END ~ co.,
oe-s-5t Gid Market Str e..
WANTED-A GIRL TO DO G ENEKAL
w housewurk at
octs-2t' 81 MARKET STREET,
VA ANTED = S5QQ1 ON PURCHASE
w money, mortgage new Castle county farm,
worth sl5tOg, octi-5teod REYNOLDS X q.
WANTED SHOE MAKER WANTED
w on sewed and pegged bottoms; steady work
at Kissing sun, Cecll Co., Mi. inquire az corner
oft'-st NINTH ANuo ANGh.
WANTED-T BUY, FOR CASH A
w small proper from one to ~ acres, win
good improvements. Ap ~ TO
hNANS PhNNiNG ION, heal Es ate Broker
oclG-6 col ;. W.. sth a MarSel streets.
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-A First
w class residence in good locatl H. Apply 10
40 N>hND y co,
ocl6at GIG Market Street,
WANTED "A FEW NOR . HONEST,
w en- 'rgedc me to travel winter and SIMMER
on good pay. only those who mean business ne ii
Apply. Al iresS Mo. LEV EtlNt4
aep22-im Gruhbs Hotel. Front ami Mark t.
M A N II E D.-A WHITE WOnAN
w who IS good cook. Catholic preferred.
Apply ut tieg6-lfl THIS OFFICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-09

BLACK GOODS.
O.
IH1BET CLOTHS $3.50.
FIRE SCH DIAG0NALS Sl75.
RHNHlkI! 4 CT THIS S1.5' ., 81 o, AND Sshn
BEAUTIFUL ALrIN $ 81 CO.
BE AU tIFUL Sc .GES &c
sILh otLl W FROM 81 Ov TO si.bD
MERISuS AND UASHMt RES
DkAP DE E AND TAMIsES
BpMBALINEs AND skARkITz
AOS1R LIAM GRAPE. YsD 70 IINs
Co.&TALDS ENGLISH GRAPES.
.u.e = COUNT LID SCR Pc Wells
ALrACAs AND MOHAIRS ALWAfs On HAND
we are Offering case Of Black Apacas Al mo
worm b2Sc., positive bar gain. We are als1 offer
ny some ueeidsu bargains In Cassmerel, v ater-
proofs. shawl, Meflno Underwear Balmora arts.
snd hosiery, together with very attractive st *
OF fancy goods.
NOVELTIES IN FALL AND WHITE cos.
TUNE,
COMPRISING EMBROIDERED PoLoNAIsE,
QUILTED SATIN SKIRTS, BEADED AND EM.
BRoIDERED JACKETS,
Tas Autumn Shades of the popular
ThEIoUssE cos KID GLOVES,
NOW ON EXHIBITION.
oNlY ONE PRICE. seps
W. NJ KENNARD & CO.,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-09

A COSTLY THROW FOR SoMEBoDY.-A young
lad, the other day, VIII le testing the strength Of
his new sling on Market St, below Fourth,
large panes of glass Of which the show window
Of Sharp's dry goods store is composed and COM
pletely ruined the entire glass. Yesterday, tho
old pane was replaced by another at cost of
over 5000 to MIR. sharp. The boy has not as
yet been found.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-09

sE- Fomen's Lace Sh es from $3.50 up and VIC
mems button shoes from 81. 8. at Prettl man 8.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-09

sS- Msns Hia'sf Boots from s2.i5 mp. aud Men
Calf Boo,s from 1850 up, at Pr, ttymans.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-09

UDpER2ooK's PETITIoN.--Mr Perdue, one of
udderzook's counsel, presented, yesterday, to
the Board OF Pardons in session ut Harrisburg
numerously signed petitions in behalf of his
client. These were
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-09
:fnr SaIe.

NOR sALE-FARhiS. HOUSES, COUN-
Il try seats, mortgages; NC.
Oct7-eodm REYNOLDS n co.
E4NOR SALE-$220p PURCHASE MON
u Ely mortgage, well secured, IL per cent. dis
count. oct7-Steod REYNOLDS Co.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-09
Bank STATEMENTS.

pEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
III TUE NATIONAL BANK az NEWARK, al
Newark, in the state Of delaware nj The close III
business, October 2h, Is T.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, ST. GAO Do
Il. ;. Bonds to secure circulation, 40 fnnI0
Other stocks, bonds amt mortgages 1o04 n
ue from redcelnng aud reserve q tents q ggO al
Due from other \ al Onal Banks, ASH 81
Real estate, furniture ana fixtures no 00t O
Cur ent eX lenses and taxes paid, slg0i
Bills OF other National Banks ZION 90
Fractional cuTren Gnclnding nrkcls) 22Il
Legul-rndcr n0.es. s0uU0
Total, sl8nsssI
LlABILfTlES
Capital stock paid in s5nO00 OO
surplus fund. 7gll on
Other undivided profits 1922
National Bank notes outstanding. d. 1000 IN
Dividends unpaid CTS "
lndivid lal deposits, Ig4G NJ
ne to 0tner National Banks, & 33T8,
Due To STATE Banks and Bankers, Gs1 us
Total slG0.s4 81
state OF Delaware, County Of New Castle, ss
!, Geo. y. Lindsey Gas Ter of the aboN c-named
bank do solemn alllm That the above atement is
true IN the hest Of my knowledge aud belief
rEOR ,E W. LINDSEY. Cashier
subscribed and sworn 10 before me this sth nay
Of October. 1914 GEO. W. WILLIAMS N. p.
Correct Altest.
j $5H i S X + H. SsSS$ Directors.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-09

THAT MoNIroR.--After the most careful ill.,
quiry we have been unable to find the where
abouts of the monitor reported in contempt.
rary as having arrived on Wednesday, The H
II. Company know nothing about it, nor car
possible that monitors slip up and down oul
| creek at will and no person know 1t Z Verify We
need protection If this be the caee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-09

4 HILDRENs FINE CARRIAGES
AT LOW PRICES
Gail and see the beautiful styles.
AGENTS. FOR THE PATENT RYYEtu,lnIE
CARRIAGE.
ADAMS B. BRO
Sf6 MARKET STREET,
WIN u'narnr n ~
HNRINDFR'S COD LIVER OIL, WITH
l. Lacto- Phosphate OF Lime. Also, Wyeth's VII
bur'si 6c., for sale by
E. BRINGHURsT h TO-.
Apothrraries,
Cor, Sixth and Market htrosla.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-09

Another KEEL LAID.-'rhe keel of the third
Pacific Mail Steamships was laid at Chester on
Wednesday, This is the third for ships Of that
line within month.
Sour7 CHESTER NiLLs.-The Mills IN South
Chester are IN active running condition. some
of them having orders ahead.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-09

BASE BALL HEAD-QUARTERs.-Th Qnickstep
Base Ball club have established their head-quar-
terH at Hindle & Co.. new segar store, adioin-
ing tho Masonic Temple. This establishment il
quite tenure of this portion of the city now
and attracts no little attention from passers py
and visitors Tho firm is an entorprsalg one
and deserves encouragement.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-09

LAY OFF AT CoATEsAIILE -Porty men. mostly
pnddlers, Will, it IL expected be discharged
from Pennock " Co. g rolling mill at Coates-
vii G, ON Tomorrow
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-09

PAINTING THE CRY RAILWAY CAns.-Ouite a
number of the city railway cars have already re-
ceiyed their new coat of paint and look much i'm
proved in consequence. All of them will be
similarly treated as soon as possible and per-
haps some other improvements made
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-09

SUDDEN DEATH john Oliver, resident of
larkesburg, Chester county was picked up IN
the street IN dying condition, few days ago
and expired in a few minutes after he was re-
moved to neighboring residence His death is
supposed to have resulted from apoplexy.
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DR. w. BILLIE,

A graduate from the University of Copper
hagen, Denmark Honorary NJ. d. from the
University ofPsdovs, Italy; for several years
Assistant Physician to the celebrated Prot
Ricord, PARIS; from New Orleans, Louisiana
Having been for years a student at the
large h spitals OF Paris, London, Vienna and
Copenhagen, and thorough, large and varied
practice during fifteen years. has gained @
mort thorough knowledge of the nature OF
all chronic diseases and the treatment thereof,
aud he has, In his extensive practice, had an
unparalleled success, and very often effected
, cure where every remedy had been tried,
aud all hopes Of restoration to health had
been despared Of
Nobody who ever suffered OF the tedious
aud lile.embttering dsease--Dyspepsia- has
ever in vain called for Dr. Bile. In every
case has he, by his new method Of treatment,
restored the functions of the stomach, and
with 1t the health and yigor of the patient
aud many person does to.day, with graft
tude, recall the moment he placed himself IN.
der DR.. Bille's care.
For his treatment of Ladies' diseases, DR.
Billie is deservedly renowned, and no lady sui
ferlrg from Amenorrhea,and Dysmeuorrhoea
| Hysteria, Prolapsus Uteri. or any other die
| ease peculiar to the female system, should
tail to call on DR.. Billie, rs they will quickly
| be relieved of their suffering and ultimalel,
restored 10 perfect health.
Diseases oi The Genito. Urinary Organs ant
Chronic Diseases d.. Bile has made special
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ANs}.@ssSssg g17S1S n
azI[EA|gf So % Agf|5|j[I|klll(Ia|'lg
[spncIAL TO THE Waco EXAMINER ]

WAsHrNGroN, May 23.--The civil
rights bill passed this a. IN. at half-past
seven, by strict party vote of forty-tive
Senators.
The Columbus communication, from
the Northern Assembly, on the subject OF
fraternal correspondence, which elected
quite discussion, was finally referred to
the standing committee.
Many colored, and all white people
who are not government pap" caters,
deplore the action Of the Senate as de,
structive OF public schools throughout
the South.
1t is stated by best informed parties
that the Democrats have power to stave
off action on the civil rights bill till alter
adjournment.
SAN FnANcIsco, May 20. The friends
of Rochefort state authoritatively that he
has reported overland for New York.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, May 20. "A large
party of New York editors are here, and
will remain till Monday, when they leave
by way of the Selma, Rome and Dalton
railroad TO Atlanta, thence to Chatta.
nooga, thence to Washington, via Knox
Vile and Lynchburg. TAcy arc having
fine time.
WASHINGTON May 30 3.-Carpenter, on
the final vote, was among the nays, his
point being that the Federal Government
had no right to interfere with State
lures any more than with State Lcgis.
latures.
LOUISVILLE, May a3.-In the Con,
ference Of the NJ. Z. ChuIch South, to-
day, a minority report on temperance
was introduced, which provides an
amendment to the general rules that any
person making, buying, selling or dsing
as beverage, intoxicating liquor, shall
be upon conviction debarred from mems
bership in the church.
GALVESTON, May a3.-TAe Kansas
City have been In Houston
several days, conierring with rail-
road oiIielals, ana Nolohel van
Horn writes: Our interview with the
officials of tue Central Road, held this
morning, when they promised all we
could ask. In tho language of the Vice
President, Baker, "We will make a
through ratio that will compel the ship,
ment of your grain to the Oulf."
MARKET REPORT.
LIVERPOOL, May !3.--NooN.- Cotton
quiet and unchanged, Uplands 81 Or
leans SGD,
New YoIE, May 23. Cotton dull /;
Uplands lssc,, Orleans l0c, Gold
cloa2d at i12t.
GALVESTON, May 23,-Cotton-Good
Ordinary Ice; tMiddling Isc. Gold
lit, :
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rivers. The bill goes to the Presi.
dent.
Hays and Sheats,. of Alabama. ap
apared before the Senate Commute,
on Military Affairs onthc Joint reso'
luton which passed the House Oh
Monday, giving aid to the destitute
af Alabama. The committe agreed
to report favorably to-day.
The President and family have
gone TO New York.
The Judiciary Committe of the
House gave q favorable consideration
to the Civil Rights bill. They seem
apprehensiye OF losing the jawed
Constituency if negroes are allowed
to vote other privileges should not be-
withheld from them, including access
to gambling resorts, etc.
IL p. m.--Tne Senate is still dis,
cussing the Civil Rights bill, and no
vote reached. Merriman has JUS,
.aken the floor Tor a three hours
speech, and gave notice that, after
he finished, if the majority persisted
in setting it out, the minority would
see who could sit longest.
Speeches have been made by Howe,
Boutwell,, Peas and Alcorn in favor oil
the bill, and by Stockton, Cooper,
Salisbury, Kelly and Merrlman
against 1t.
ln the House, the appropriations
ior Southern Claims Commission pass
ed, alter over a thousand names ii
the bill had been excluded. A fruit
less attempt was made to have th'
name OF General Bayley, oil Louislana
dropped from the list ON account o
lisloyalty.
The House went into Committee o
.he whole iei consideration OF bills o.
The private calender.
Tie Ways aud Means Committee
to-day changed the wine bill from
fifty to forty cents per gallon on al
stlll wines; and IRON two dollars IL
3ne dollar and half per case.
The committee also voted to fix th,
J luty on unmanuiactured steel q. tw,
;epts per pound withou, regard It
classification, which is u slight reduc
lon.
NAvAsoTA, Fay %. 1874.
Dan Robertson, culoIed, II well dig
gtr, was buried alive while curbing
by the caying in OF well in Gam
Prairie. The curbing protected HIN
from the pressure and weight, anu b.
hss remained in that condition since
Monday last, at the debth OF eighty
: feet. lie has not spoken since Thurs
day, though he conversed with thos'
above up to that time. Every ctfor'
10 rescue him so lar as has failed.
Corn looks badly for want OF rain
hnt the cotton is doing finely. The
. laborers work well.
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LATEST BY MAIL


HRMpsrEAp, May 22'-Dr. John
Glove, wealthy and respected citizen
of Walker county. was kicked by mule
last evening, causing death in thirty
minutes. =,
State Fvir visitors are returning by
thousands.
The weather Is very warm, the thermom.
eter standing at 80 degrees Fahrenheit.
ST. LOUIS, May 22.-Dr. j. Wilson, of
Pittsburg, was elected Moderator of the
Presbyterian Assembly.
CHICAGO, May 22.-Prof. Swing, who
was acquitted Of beresy, has withdrawn
from the Presbyterian Church.
DENVER, May ga tre ut Central
City burned one hundred houses. Loss,
half million dollars.
LONDON, May GA Press dispatch
in the Standard says it is thought that
the combinations made last night to com.
plete the Ministry will be successful, and
a new Cabinet will probably be pronlul-
gated, with Decases, Audifret, or Pas.
9uineret at the head. Bonapartists and
Legitimatists will be excluded.
PARIS, May .22.- duel between
Prince Metternich and the Count OF
Montebello took place at Menden, neai
Versailles. The Count was wounded IN
he arm and disabled.
LONDON, May 2o :. A special dispatch
to the Telegraph, from Paris, asserts
that Prince Netternich, and not Duke dc
Montebello. was slightly wounded in
| duel between those two persons.
Special dispatches from Paris in rela
! ton co the ministerial crisis, are confused
and contradictory. Dispatches to the
Times say that the Cabinet intends te
give the Assembly option OF acceptance
OF its programme or dissolution.
The weather in England continues
universally dry.
The Parliamentary election in Durham
| has been annulled on account OF bribery
and the election in Gateway on account
| of intimidation
| Opeheim d. Scrabcr, merchants, nave
failed. Their liabilities arc estimated a
three million dollars.
The names of the American students
drowned in Lake Geneva are now given
as follows VIM. Woodbury., John Crane
and James Crane.
AT this hour 4:.3O p. m.) n heavy
thunder storm, accompanied ny sharl
-lSnnlDg, preValls here' ih's 10 '"' q. y
rain that has fallen for some time.
MADRID, May 90 .--Gen. Concha ha;
entered Vi,toria Saint Andre.
The Cariists have surprised and sur
rounded detachment OF volunteers neal
this city. The Republicans, at last ac-
counts, still held out, and relief has beer
sent them. Great excitement prevails
here, as the men in danger all belong t.
this place.
BAYoNsr, May 2a.-Engagemcnt,
daily occur to gain the heights around
Bnboa, and the Carlisis have gained
some snccess.
WAsn,NGToN, May 22,-The Senate
passed bill TO authorize the Presi'
dent TO issue army rations and cloths
ing to the destitute people on the
Tombigbee, Warrior and :. Alabama
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Seven Millions OF r ores.

All day anu night the exhausted particles
Vi every human system are passl' of through
seven millions oil quarter inch hose, that be-
lug sbout the .euglh OF the sweat ducts con.
nected with the pores. Ii these are Obstruct
ed, sickness eusucs; II they were sealed up
the consequence would be death. 1t Is Que
Of the provinces OF Hostetter's Stomach Bit.
ters to keep the superficial escape pipes opeu
ds well as those i-rger excretory organs,
the bowels Ihe stomach snaskln sympA'
hlse, and it is through the Stomach that the
olLters act upon the culicle, elastic aud un'
~vcfed The famous visorant is marvel.
Us iDedicine. no other preparation knowh
;Jntaiss such variety OF curative ana pre-
ervatiye elements or acts, at the same time
= sucu Il variety OF beneficial Ways. In dis
epsia it strengthens the stomach. improves.
he'a, a,pelIle and controls The liver, IN iever
aud atue, II breaks up the fils; III cases OF ply
seal proslrauon IL ls literary vital SPECIFIC
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COUNTY PRIDE. .



The very creditoble figure, made
at the State Fair, by McLennan
county, and the very natural pride
that we, as citizens must feel in 1t,
encourages us to believe aud hope,
that new incentive will be given to
the movement in favor OF establish.
ing Fair at this point, for this I'M
mediate section Of central Texas.
We have in the history Of the Fifth
Animal FAIR at Houston, the datter.
ing assurance that the farmers and
mechanics Of McLennan, as we'll as
other counties Immediately surround>
ing, are not behind their brethren OF
otker sections Of the State, and that
by inviting them to exhibit the fruits
of their tolls alongside of ours, we
have nothing to fear and probably
much to gain. The resident farmers
OF McLennan are justly proud Of the
beauty and productiveness Of their
glorious county. They believe that
the morning of her true prosperity is
but dawnine, and that each success,
sive year will add not only to the
bulk of her productions, but to their
number and quality. TO make thi,
assurance doubly sure, there is no in-
Huence more potent than the pro
posed annual exhibition OF these pro.
ductions. 1t tends TO foster tha,
| esprit du corps among our farmers
without which There Is comparatively
little excellence in the work.
Every legitimate influence thai
throws our farmers together, anf
provokes friendly competition as t.
the excellence of their crops become!
Of immense Importance TO all. 1t ii
safe to say that farmer who feels M
pride when he makes more wheat Il
the acre than any one else, will not b'
likely to do so again. To ohat senli
ment in the breast OF man, that Lead
him to strive Tor excellence among
his fellows, is due whatever of pro
gress we have made as a race or /
nation. We should feel:more homes
PRIDE, should the farmers Of our coun
try, excel all others in the qualit.
and amounts OF their agricultural pro
auctions, than we should, to be as
sured that they would furnish th'
future Governors of the State to tn
end OF time. Should we be able t,
record triumph at our proposed
FAIR next fall, we will only feel I
further pride in our county, but vii
regard it as an earnest OF that splen
did future, that is certain to follow
vigorous and persistent effort.
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NJ NNAN NTY
ESTRAYS.

No. sbI.
Taken up by Isaac Slandr dge, near Perry, May l.
IS1i, and esrayod before Il. +. M,rrey. j. l.. Pre-.
met No. l, one sorrei horse or years cd. ght
hind le. white, = Or in forehead. tonle white ON
right fore foot, Ia hands high, was stallion when
he anne, has zen altered .nce. Appraised by jas
II. Torbett and John jgers At s5A.
u. Il. GURLEY,
Clk list Court Mel Con .ty.
By j. T. WALTON u putty. ma! ?ialsI
NO. $40.
Taken up by james reg on big. Creek, April
rs, 1874. and esirayed before l.. p, Massey. j. r..
rr.cinst Ne /, ono brown mare mule . OF y yearu
old, about thl and lssr. bra ,ded V on lett
,hou er, saddle and harues- murks, IA hands hi h.
also cne rorrel mare Vt years old white lac =,
white spot OF light eide. braided 7 Z z On /. II
.hob'dcr. and l. U w on lett tnigh. iiJs hands hisb.
Appraised by j. NJ lit anu Josr n Eyerhard,
At S5V. ID. X. GUKLEY,
Ok Dist Court Mel tolntv.
BIZ. T. WALTON, Deputy mN2iils!
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT .
JIlE WACO FAIR.

OFFICE TrxAs a., II. NJ. AND I. ASSOCIATION.
Waco, May 2:, 1874.
The subscribers to the capital ,tock Of the Tsxas
,siiculturai, horticultural, Ncchan ical and lndGr
,.iai Association OF w aco, are E,reby notibcd to
meet at thv JeurthOu-e, IN he city OF Waco, IN
Non ,ay, the 18th duy OF June next, ut ten O'Clock
\. NJ, Ur the purpose uf seiectlng 0fiIcers and Di
gctorr vf at association Tor permanent organza
iJn, an with view IL Active and efficient opera.
tl.n. The Necessary grounds have already been
.utchased, ana M, d. ;. Wallace, our Agent. is
Low IN tnc Held soliciting Iutther subscriptions of
sock. Eyery Uuuy helng any Intciest III the pro
Ject II invittu to DC pressnt.
n. IL. CONGER, President.
j W. SPkTGHT, Nice.Pres.dent.
ma,?idSw june1j
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-24

The Dallas Commercial is at loss
to understand the ground and lofty
tumblings OF the Galveston News.
I here are more papers than the Com
mercial in the State That have given
it up ss a bad job. When the News
gets regularly at it, like its great pro-
totype, the New York Herald, its
evolutions will make the head of the
sprightllest acrobat IN the arena
SWIM.