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THE FOREIGN MARKET

The London market closed dun and steady at the
following quotations :-Consos for money, % a
~ lie; consols for account, 924 92ss; five
twenty bonds or 1865, Old 100 10915; fye-twenty
bonds OF 1867, 1925 1885, ten-iorty BONDS, 1o4is
new fyes, 1oa&; Erie, 31Z 81; New York Gen.
trail, 9o94. The rate Of discount three months
bills Is 716 per cent, which is lilo per cent below
the Bank OF England rate. The directors, by card,
announce that no change IL made in the rate OF
discount. The bullion IN the Bank Of England has
decreased f4S6,oOo during the past week. The pro-
portion OF the bank reserve to liability, which last
week was 427E per cent, Is low 80 per cent. Paris
dispatches quote rentes at 59L soc The specie in
the Bank OF France mas increased 5 737 900 francs
during the past week. In FRANKFORT United states
five-twenty bonds Of 1892 are quoted al esE. The
following report comes from Amsterdam Union
Pacific first mortgage bonds weak, 72as; Union
Pacific stock steady, 81; Northwest preferred
hrmer g.; Erie weak and lower, Slg4.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed steady at the following
quotations limited States currency skies iii 4
l1714; do. slxes 1881, registered, 119< a 100; TO-
40, do, coupons, III a 12l&; DO. hye-twenties,
1862 registered, ia l14s; do DO, Do, coupons,
HIS 49, do. DO, 1854, registered 1l6 q 1l5 ~ ;
do. do., coupons, il95s 100; 10. do, 1865 regis
tereds1ls 1161G DO. do, d. coupons 1907 a l2l !;
no. 90, 1000, heW, iees1steu lloSs ilo<s no. no.,
do, coupons, 1ls7s a il9B; 10. do, 1867. regis.
tered 11el 100; do. do, do, coupon 10Y 100
40 do, 1865, registered, 11stz 40; DO. DO, do.
coupons, l19x l2o; do. ten-iorties, registered,
Il4x us; do. do, coupons, l142s ll5ls; do.
nves, 1881, registered, ll5ss a no; do. DO, do,
coupons, 115k llo.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY
me receipts from customs to-day were $3.50 900.
At the Treasury sale OF gold to-day, amounting TO
a1.oo0.000, the award was made from 1889 to
1ia5sx. The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out
$4,000 on account OF interest and $4,000 In re-
demption OF ivetwenty bonds.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Creenbacks to-day we're worth, at the close OF
the gold market, So cents on the dollar. Money
was abundantly offered at and per cent on call.
me discount market continued easy NJ 5kA I ret
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stock fascer,ained by aetna

IL Observation-Disclosures. s6s92 1888 22s77s 1859
nc. a7Ac grocery, lar @ good, &c q sSc prne
Nos 70 IS. SCI. olc moesses, hhds And boxes sac
rs; ms!ade g. 3D. ',.c cayedu,dSo o. IS putch
Sc; do, is,o =. SIC. sSe; do, 10 % IS, Ss q
Porto Rico-Rennng, common TO prime, 6t4c a7ssc.
grocery lar 70 g, choice 7,sc s.ic bra@i-Duteh
Nos, - Y !isc. sac. Mana-sgperor and extra
superior, 6sfc. a TIC.
sraARisa was neglected. In the absence OF reported
sales we quote instc "a lie for prime 10 choice.
TALLow.-lhe mi rsct active and Grm We heard
OF sales foodns NJ ily NO0o lbs At 14c. tor choice
-keceip.s, 1929 Dbs The market was steady
under tar demand Sales 800 bills. Soc we also
note sale 81 40 bbls. OF alcohol the basis Doc.
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$1,000 Erie 81 m. .......
1900 Harlem lst, rs, C
1000 Cen Fac gold BIDS
1000 Tn Pac RR lst....
200 Tn Pas los. in.
1000 q An W G.. ga BIDS
5000 Am DIX & Imp rs.
50 sis 81 Nicholas Blk
100 Mar Id a II 'g..b c
900 West Tn ! el. b c
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malt arn: Canada. 81 So 81 %; westsrS d s. 81 x

malt arm; Canada, 81 50 . 81 So; Western 81 IS 81 e
Other articles unclaimed.
Flour steady. Wheat steady at 81 IS for No. white
Mic s q ~ = q TOR amber Mshigani Nay
May. 81 IS. Corn steady at ssc. high mixed Nay
695sc June zoe low mixed, 6sc. Csc no grade &c
oats quiet and unchanged at 4911c for No Receipts
Io0 6bis aour 5000 bushels wheat, 10000 do corn and
wheat 1000 do. corn and n DoO do. oats.
CHICAGO April O. 1874.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat quiet and weak
at 8 q FOR No spring az for No. do regular La
S SIa a. iSf mixed cash APRIL ss
old, 6ohc 6c new asIsc. Oats dun and unchanged
a. is9sc .or No spot; 4ea May. Rye steady At &c
No. sprinG; soss rpsssa irregular and loMer cash
Demand lights holders firm at 9ssc. cash 80 Go 50 TO-
May. Bulk meats steady and unchanged; no sales
Whskey steady at CSC. ReceiptsaU0 Dbls -four, 5000
bushels Whea $500 do eSin 300 90 s oats 1000 do
il6oo0 bushels wheat So 600 DO corn 2Slo0 DO. oats
1 rvs n nd
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ClITY AND COUNTY TREASURY,
San Francisco March a. 1874
PARK IMPROVEMENT BONDS
OF the
city and county OF San francisco
Sealed Proposals will be recclvedat the Office of the
City and County Treasurer, San Francisco, until
Wednesday April, g. 1874
at II O'Clock, noon,

for the purchase of Q2O hundred and twenty-five
Bonds the same beng portion Of $50 bonds authorized
caorpa entitled IAN ac concernnr Fl pa i'm
tons Of the city and county of San Francisco ap
proved March III, 1874 and upon the written repuison
Of T. L. sullivan. f. Butterworth and William Ayord
Park Commissioners dated March IL, 1874 80
Said Bonds will be of the denomination of 81 900 EACH
payable in thirty years from the lst OF April 1874 with
interest at the rate OF six from tho
3oth day OF Aprii 1874 interest PAYABLE semannually
the LIST OF October and LIST of April each year Prin-
cpa ana interest payable in United States gold cOin and
in this city and county.
The faith ana credit of the city and county of San
Francisco pledged tor the payment Of principal and
interest i'll United States gold coin.
Bidders will the at which they viii
purchase said bonds payable in United States gold coin
Each bid must be accompanied by ten per cent of the
bid either by certified check III gold CON-
No bid will be considered less than ninety cent
OF the par value.
PROPOSALS TO be endorsed, Proposals for Park In
proyement Bondsn JAMES OTIS Mayor,
NJ. ASHBURY, Auditor.
C. HUBEnT Treasurer.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
--~~
UGUST BELMONT 4 co..
"A Bankers, 10 and Il Nassau street.
issue Taveiiers' credits available in all parts OF the
Messrs. De Rothschild
ana their correspondents.
Also comme rciai credits telegraphic transfers
money on California, Europe and Havana.
T. REASONABLE RATES-MONEY ON LIFE AND
"A endowment insurance Policies Mortgages and other
SecuritieS insurance OF all kinds eec ted with best
panes. J. j. HABRICu 4 co. III Broadway,
A STOCK PRIvILEGES-s5o FoR>5o SHARES, 500
tor oo shares OF any stock at lowest market rates
The only safe method of operating in stocks on limited
application TUMBRiDGE X CO.,
Bankers and Brokers' 50 Wall street. New York.
A -L!APsLEy 4 BAILEY, BRoKERs. BROAD D
P9gsLE ~ On 1MEMBERs OF TIE
OPERATIONS MADE AG-AINsT AprRoyED, , CON
TORY CIRCULARS. WITH REFERENCEs, NAILED
"A BROADWAY.
YOUNG LADY WISHES TO MEET WITH A GEN
"A tleman who will render her peculiarly assistance
Immediately. Address L. r., box l03 Herald Office.
HNITY AND COUNTY TREASURY
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNYTIEs.

A $50 TO 800 CAN BE INVESTED MORE SAFELY
IA. In stocks than In business atthe present time
system FULLY explained calling sending tor ou:
pamphlet: iree TUMgRiD1S Co, Bankers. 80 Wall
street York
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LvERpooL. PRODUCE MARKEr.-LyERpooL, April O.
Evening rosin l3s per cwt Spirits turpentine,
So. Cd. per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoSpoN, April 9-Evening-
per cwt.
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5000 Us son e ,62
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A RARE OfPORTUNITY.--A PARTY HAVING A
n few thousand dollars can purchase silver Mine or
Part thereof II applied for quick At hard pan price
office
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A REAL ESTATE OWNER DESIRES TO CONNECT
n himself with q party already established N that
business; Address. appointing iuterview huFoSs oox
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-04-23

Ny dear Exporter, such IS my report;
if not worth reporting, let It not be fur
ther reported.
R. u. W.
n. B. I stepped of the cars at a
little station q forget its name), not
far from Mason City, about half way
across Iowa from the east, and observ-
ing man piling lumber at a little Ium-
Der yard close by, [ went ever to him
and said, q Where do you get your lum-
ber?'' He replied, from Minneapo-
lis and from Oshkosh" seWhat do
you get for common lumber here - |
asked Eighteen dollars" he re-
piled. What" I continued, :. for
clear and for flooring - Forty and
forty-fve dollars" Thinking by this
time I was a mmberman, he said :
:" Where gre you from o. Grand
Rapids, Wis, said /. "Ah." gruntcd
he, in half abused way, we got some
Of your cumbersome Of Rablin's." I
said very cheerfully, :. We sell lumber
cheap up there. Poor stuff he
murmurel. Good as your Ninneap-
oils lumber = I queried. 30 !" he
thunlered. You see he thought ]
wanted to sell Linn bill Of /" our Ium-
Der" [ said to him. however, before
1 left, " We've got good lumber, and
can sell it to you cheap" The cars
beginning to move on, I left him, ana
/ just caught them in time He took
me for a pine g guerilla 2 no doubt. |
was glad to see our lumber, however,
Iaway out here.
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MEDICINES
(GSrNr OIL md
Notice.

IEY wife Charlotte BUckneu his left nv
w he'd md board, all psEsCns are hereby no
shall Jay no debts Of her contracting.
JOHN BUCKNELL.
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TERMss-cAsH.

"a WATER STREET. GRAND RAPIDS. 0P
P0sTTE RABLfN5s f0tfN=
bRY AND MACHINE
sHOP,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-04-23

from Fstssr5 MARKETS, one ef The largest and best
selected stock Of Goods ever kept ii Wood geHH=
~, and solicit parties wishing to buy E9gts % f3
and eEaHiHs my stock before purchasing slss=
HAeFsi
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-05-23
NUMBER: NUM- t;EIsf :l1 III,

that thought hhaysslf. adsaasss aad@ras "a Ks bar
form, should pot 1sstsig shsigks ss9O s9On ,ibsg
the Jady, besides 5aipg nv Wifs, sssssa
daughter Of my old friend DGahisl BE- fJlsrk,
to whom ana bound By mfgay! itids 5f
an ancient friendship aud warm eatasia.u
to render every service Ipean IN the
maintenancnce: Of the rights Of his
friendless daughter. And this aery;es
| should. be bound, asI tsoldiat qad,Hs
gentleman, to render TO any lady, iu IKE J.
circumstances. But as the lady ID fss
more able to argue her case than I am.
beg that slie Be allowed to t, eolidaat hsasF y
own case' 2fi AgiaT tis3esa Eiua oil [
And then raising his head, ana gsafl4 n
touching his sword, he turned,ta tue nasq
posite counsel aud, remarked, yr,,,- Al,
For whatever the lady shah say OF !,
do, I hold myself, to the full nsasare
and in every manner, .recognizsd auloag
gentlemen az wCltal 9sia ytd9;e: &
Judge Buchanan wasa greatly aanoyasa
ed at this proposition, !, and fred apiass 4
the allusion Of the General TO- his ,nsr j
sonal responsibility, He manifested, /.
his anger by reminding the General Z
that display of military p5,mmp aida :
menace could not be cailowedSaih islI,,
court lie was not to beaaoverawaa ihus
that way. tsi sa'mats ~ .gl eflesa bl.0a
General Gaines, in q most coarteou,
aud submissive style, begged TO- assuss
his hoaor that, if he reserved N z to Z Il hia hiaa5a
presen CO in court in military dfteeaas dteeas susa b.
accoutrements, twas from qaspe0s 10
the court, andsin strict 0 onfnrulisy SIN. .
the regulations Of the ,seEFics. ,sEhs,e
sWoord, which he wore. would, -neyss, BE-
drawn with more ,alacrity than in sha.
defence Of the civil authority and Ssss.: &
bunals of his country. d sTF*TaT 10 70
Mrs. Gaines 4hen took charge other
case, and for several days conduessd IL; i.
with all her spirit and zeal, confsoas;us
and vexing the learned counsel ana
worryingsntlhe Judge with her sharp
little speeches aud piquant psrsonai.issS, s
winding up her aaas With Ia.
tive speech to the Jury. &c ..Jss
now remember the result, but ;have. a
very distinct recollection that the Jpdge
who was plucky, but high tempsssd
gentleman, did not resume his place OF,
tho bench the next day, and for several
days thereafter. The final judgment in .
the case was in favor of Mrs. Gaines. i
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Best Thoughts Of Best Authors.

The defects Of the mind like those
of the face, grow worse as we grow old.
Il [Rochefoucauld. e'T
He that has never known adversely
is but half acquainted with Others, Or
with himself.-[Cotton.
At twenty yoars Of age the .yill
rcigns at thirty the wit, and at forty;the
judgement G rattan. @ "a
How many persons fancy they have
experience simply because they have
grown old-[Stanislaus. =
Always rise from the table With an
appetite, and you will never sit down
without one.-[.Willian Penu. % as5s
Ambition is lust that is never
quenched, growS more inaamed and mad
der by enjoyment. = [Otway. IA a,s,sa.
1t is attempting to reach the top at q
single leap that so much misery ia pro
duccd in the world--E ECobbett. @ ss*l3,
If an otfense comes out of the truth.
better that the cffeuse comes, than. tbs
truth oncealed.-C Jerome.
Millions of spiritual beings walk upoa
the earth. s5s5s sSf8
Both when We wake aud when ma
sleep. --ralilien. 81
Those who are formed tovie ,y ss==aa ;s;ss:=:1==7a.sT
admiration are seldom calculated to be.
stow individual happiness. -[Lady
Blcssington. Ea",s' y
1t is impossible that anything so
natural, so necessary and SO universal
MS death should ever be dasignea ahy
Providence as an evil to 2 smankina.-l4i
[Swiit. a sye 80.
Its when our, budding hopes are
nipred popond recovery by SONS rough
wind that We arc tho most disposed &,
picture to ourselves what flowers shay
might have borne il they had aodriahsta.a
-[Charies Dickens, asa II seitsl
will stand here for humanity, and
though | would make it kind, I woald
make it true. Let us affon. and 70.
primand the amooth mediocsity aua
squulid oontcntmont of tho times, and
hurl in tho face OF custom, aud trade.
and office. the fact which is the spsho.
of all history that, there is,a respas,ibls
Thinker aud Actor working whsssysr =
man works.-[Emorson.
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Mrs. Gaines us a Lawyer.

Belva \ l.ockwool,s recent appear
anccn the Court Of Claims, in this city
reminds the New Orleans Picuyune Of
what occurred in the District court of
that city nearly thirty years ago.
1t was on the trial of one of tn. first
Of the many suits Of Mrs. Myra Clark
Gaines. Judge Buchanan presided, an ID
the case was submitted to a jury. 1t
happened that the lawyers, some of the
a blcst at the bar, fell into bitter wran
Gle with tho Judge, and were 30 Often
ded Mt his rulings that they withdrew
from the case and the court.
Mrs. Gaines and the veteran general.
her husband, were present in court /,
The general wore his full uniform; his
sword and sash, in conformity to the
regulations. 1 he lady was there in the
meridian ofa beauty, grace and vivaci
even now preserved to so remarkable de
gree, after reaching the Scriptueal limi,
OF human life.
Immediately upon tho withdrawal Of
her lawyers the stately old hero of Fort
Erie, taking his wife by the hand led
her to the bar and addressed tho Judge
as follows: "a
May it please your honor was cdu
Gated for the bar, aud the honored rela
tivos whose name | bear, (thc celebrated
Chief ~ ustico Edmund Pcndleton of
Virainia,) impressed me, in carly youth
with the proioundcst reverence for the
civil courts ofmy country. Perhaps in
the view of the world and Of the court
it would be my duty to supply tho place
Of my wife's lawyers upon their retire
meut from her Gaze. Ifit were duty
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She may be the belle of the batl; the
queen of the drawing-oom; the object OF
admiration at the opera, but she is not
fitfor a helpmeet to man who is ssusi.
bic and refined and domestic in his
tastes, and pure in his principles, and in
his heart
1t should be the joy and the delight
of every true wife to do all things for
her husband. She should endeavor to
be elegant, chaste, ctarrlng, refined,
delicate, tender, passionate and loving
and all for him! She should hover
near him when he is at home, minister
ing to his every want -hor hand should
naturally lie in his us bird nestles in
her own nest, the fest; she should be
all and everything to him. The man
does not live, and never did live, who
was able to resist the loving, refine aud
gentle influence of u pure, peaceful, in
tc!liSent en- atfectionate woman.
The most beautiful picture that has
ever been made Of true woman was
the description that Sir John Mcintosh
gave Of his own wife. 'She was a wo-
man who by tender management Of my
weaknesses grad dlally corrected the most
pcrnicious Of them. Though of the
most generous nature, she taught me
economy by her love of me. During
the most critical period Of my life she
relieved me Of the cares Of my affair,
and prescr we'd order in them She gent
y reclaimed me f-om dissipation; she
rropred my weak and irrcsolutc nature;
urged my Incidence to useful aul gcredi-
table exegtions, andswas perpetually at
hand to admonish my heedle4sness and
improvidence. To her I owe whatever
shall be. In her solicitude for IN
interest she never for moment forgot
my character. Her feelings were warm
and impctous, but she was placable, ten
der and constant. Such was she whom,
lost wheN@ knowledge of her worth
had refined my arden.lQyc to sincere
friendship,
All can any woman nave lived in
vain whose husband pronouucees such a
panesyric over her death?
Let every 1oman; every wife remem
Der this gem
The sunlight that follows ship
wreck is not less beautiful, Though i,
shines upon the remnants Of the broken
bank; what is savnd is SO much more
precious than that which has been lost
he domestic circl, is too small to allow
oi rupture; it is always too precious t.
make cxcusable any neglect to preven,
or to heal disturbances. They are
enough to minister by hints and reports
to domestic unhappinesS; and, unfort I
nately, tho best under such circumstan
ccs are much prone to mistake, and thus
misreprescnt motives, aad trihes, with
no direct object; are m,gnifed into
mountains OF unintentional offense. Let
us guard against it ! Delicate relations
arc like the polish OF costly cutlery
dampness corrodes, and the rust, thou III
removed, leaves a stain
| . .
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Iron is the most irouical whsaSs ID
railing. "a. ],
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-17
WoNAN'S HEALTH.

1T IS lanes able fact, that IRON causes not
l. geaerally understood, {, male sIfrering ap.
peers to DE on the increase. The sweet young
girl Just entering iuto wOmauhooA soon be-
com s pale. feeble, cmacated, lfe'ess, with
HEADACHES. pains and gches, loss of Appetite
palpitaton Of the heart cold feet and hands
and app ears to loose that youthful vim and
stIl ;htiness so much admired. The middle.
aged married lady j. no less exempt from
some troublesome annoyance. She contin-
ualy gruntng aud tretting with pans and
aches her s.cresions are all impaired, her en-
ergies are lost, she forces herself in into 10.
ciety, she "sours" ON almost every body,
her health slowly declines until she becomes
a mere drone in her own hous ,hold. And
she at tho "'urn Of lite" is no stranger TO
suffering peculiar TO her Sex al that age
Habits, climate GSd inattentlon surely bring
about HESE SAD RESULTS that are now
hurting thousands of females, old and young,
to untimeiy graves Exercise your reaso',
your judgment and prolurcd DR.. Dromgoole's
English Female Blttors, as they will cure the
above female troubles in an inofeditably short
time. They are prepared by an inexperi-
enced physician, and is the most power
iul iron aud vegetable tonics known to the
medical profession They arc hanasomely
put up in large bottles and sole by druggists
and merchants everywhere. address,
j. z. DRONGOuLE, Prop'r.,
Memphis, Tenn.
Sold in Waco by j. Riviere. r. +. George
Wholesale agent for Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-17
Woman. Medical Adviser.

Aneat and well written book specially for
the use of females, giving causes, symptoms,
plan treatment OF all ordinary diseases atiic'-
ing the female sex The only book of the
kind written. Price only &c cents, Address
as above. iebld&w4m
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-17
Mrs. ADDIE CURTIS.
N4pRIyATE BOARDING HOUSE,
LATE CAPITOL HOTEL.)

al
Only one block from the State Heusc.
CONGRESS AVENUE, AUSTIN, TEXAS.
This House has recently changed hands, ana been
thorough y reno, ated The proprietreis Is deteun
ined not 10 be excelled as to the general comfort Of
her House. or the quality Of her fare. She invites
the pa ronage OF strangers visiting Austin, who will
experience as good hotel fare ut half the price.
apr2idly
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-17
TEXAS BANKING
AND
Insurance COMPANY,
Galveston.
Assets April 10, 1874, ssSs,los 80

THE BANKING DEPARTMENT
VIII give particular attention TO collections In tho
interior OF the Sia,e, and all parts of the United
States, without charge, except customary rates OF
exchange. Will receive deposits open account
hnd certificates OF deposit and by special pro.
visions OF its charter, will divide pro rata among
Its depOstors from onefourh 10 half OF the net
profits OF iis business
THE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
WIN insure property against loss damage by fire.
marine and inland transportation, Mt fair Iatcs.
Losses promptly adjusted.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
r. s. WILLIS, Of p. j. Willis & Bro
? j. E. WALLIS. OF Wallis, Landes Co.
w. X. McALPIS, OF AcAlpin & Baldridge.
u. THE. AYERS, ofD. The Ayers Il Co
GEO. SCHNElDkR of Geo. Schneider l. Co.
NJ. QUlN. OF Quiu Hill.
g. L. CLEVELAND. of Willie Il Cleveland
7. W. FOL1s. OF Folis ~ Walshe.
Z. s. JEMI>oN, of Moody " Jemlson.
J. a. GARY. of tiaty Is uhphinI.
JAMES A. hckEE.
J. s. q. GRINNAN, Of Grinpan & Duval.
ISAAC BERNSTEIN, OIL Bernstein & Co.
--X--
OFFICERS:
r. s. WILLIS, President:
N. QUlN, Vice.President.
ALFHONsE LAUNE, Cashier,
N. o. LAUNE, Secretary.
WILLIE u CLEVELAND. Attorneys.
mayliD&wly
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-05-17
PATRONS OF nUsBADRYN
omeer. of the national Grange.

OmceTb u thc Nattouui UTuhbes
Master, Dudley W. Adams, Waukon, Iowa.
Overseer, Thos. Taylor, Columbia, s. 9.
Lecturer, 7 A Thompson, Plninview, Wa
bash county, Minnesota.
Steward, A J Vaughn. Karly Grsve, Hiss.
Assistant Steward, g W Thompson, New
Brunswick, N. J.
Chaplain, Rev A Grosh, Washington,
Dhtrist Of Columbia.
Treassfer. y N Mcdowell, Corning, n. Y.
Secretary, D II Kelley, Warrington, D. q.
Gatekeeper, o Dinw,ddie; Orchard Grove,
Inaiana.
Ceres. Mrs D W Adams, waukon, Iowa.
Pomona, Mrs o II Kelley, Washington. D. @.
Flora, Mrs @ Abbott, Clarksville, Iowa.
Lady Assistant Steward. Miss y A Hall,
Washington, d. g.
Executive Committee-AWilliam Saunders
Washington, d. c.. D. Wyatt Aikon, Cckes-
berry, Abbeville county, S c.; Il. r. Shank
land, Dubuque. Iowa.
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VIM W Lang, Master, Marlin.
W Allen, Overseer, Mckinney.
MI Norton, Lecturer, Salado.
W Ingram, Steward, Wadesyille.
p Goodnight, Assistant Steward, Dallas.
AC Graves, Chaplain, Rainey's Creek.
John K Henry, Treasurer, Mexia.
Bnford, Secretary, Austin.
W Speight, Gatekeeper, Waco.
Mrs ingram, Pomona. Wadesville.
!" Givens, Flora, waxahachie.
) Nuckols, hady- Assistant Steward,
Atascosa.
Executive Committee VIM W Lang, Chair
man, Marlin A Kerr, Oso; w P Town
send, Calvert; n A Thomson, Lockhart; VIM
Warren, Wascom.