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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19
PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.
-on the contrary-riding a mule.


Indians charge nothing for shaving.
Nuts for cremationists- almonds.
"A favorite song with juyeniles--"good-by
sweet tart, good-by." ~ wv
-',Christian Reid" the novelist, is Miss
Fisher, of Savannah, Ga.
General Forrest, of Confederate cavalry
fame, is hauling forest timber to Memphis.
The Brooklyn Argus characterizes the hen
the most popular of females, AZ she is en-
gagged for every ret.
General Sherman advocates the transfer Of
the army headquarters from Washington to St.
Louis, and Chicago is furious.
As an excuse for rejecting widower, fair
young damsel informed friend that "she did
not want a warmed over man."
-Most people object to it, but for all that,
"perlite" ID good English word. II you don't
believe it, look III Webster's Unabridged
Jacob Wainright, the black boy who accom-
panied DIR. Livingstones remains to England,
proposes returning to Africa as a missionary
teacher.
-'sWhat kind of sassages is them2" queried
an old lady of the young man OF literature and
peanuts, az he passed through the train selling
bananas. ,.
Moses H. Grinnell, the great New York mer-
chant, is expected home in lew days. He is
about seventy-five years old, and is fine speci-
men of gentleman of the old school.
Rev. James Freeman Clarke of Boston
preached in Philadelphia on Sunday, while on
his way home from Florida, where he has been
for the benefit of his health, which is greatly inn
proved laf
The divorce proceedings mutually agreed
upon between Edward s. Stokes, the murderer
Of Fisk, and his wife, who at present resides in
New Jersey, have been concluded, and decree
Of divorce has been granted.
To timid reporter, who asked him II Il was
true that he had decided not to be a candidate
for the Governorship of Massachusetts again,
Gen Butler said that not only was that true,
but that he intended to take trip TO the FIJI
Islands for the benefit Of his health, aud, while
there, eat two missionary babies.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19

UNpRovoKED AssAUIr.-On Saturday. night
between and 10 o'clock as Joseph McKennon
was making his way homeward and was walking
down 21st street. three men somewhat disguised
attacked him and beat him severely with black
Jacks and other murderous instruments. He
finally broke away from his assaants and cried
out for help, which frightened the men and they
ran off.
1t is supposed that the attack wac due to the
fact that McKennon was earnest temperance
man, and had made himself quite conspicuous in
obtaining signers to the remonstranees of the
ladies' against the application of great many
dealers, and had thus made himself an object Of
hate to them
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19

MARINE AFFARs.-Capt. Giles Worth of the
schooner Cabin Edtoords, of $50 tons, which
left Philadelphia on Friday, and on her way
down the river came in collision with the steam
er AHianre, has entered a protest against the
latter vessel claiming damages to a considers
BILE amount. The Ed,cdrds is at Moore's ship
wards in this city for repairs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19
Does Lager Inloxicatei

The old question, Does lager intoxicate came
before a court in Dayton, Ohio, day or tw'
ago. German testified "If you drink fiy'
or six glasses of lager in a little while You wi
feel more pleasant as il you drink five or si'
drink five or six glasses of writer in little Will
you will feel more disappointed as if you drink fv
or six glasses of lager IN the same time" Th'
jury were out four hours, and stood seven +
five.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19
8larriagfs.

NAT ER-HALI.-on the 18th inst. at the Arch ST.,
House Philadelphia, by Rev. W. @. Robinson, MT:
GOLDSMITH q. Mailer Miss adie E. Hail, both oil
New Castle Co., Delaware.
.HOoPES - -HEMPHlLL.-May Il, by Rev. T, b
Hunter, Mr.. Jesse hopes to Miss kadle Hemphl,
all OF Wilmington.
- hester County papers please copy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19
New Advertisements, To-day.

New Shoe store-si3 Market street
Card-A ID Vandever
Bowmans Local brevlties
Grand Opera Hnuse-hdwln Booth
Black ties-J P nougnten
Spring shawls-M l. Lchtenstein
Spring stock of clio hing--MoOre
L tdes' under gaiments-At Franks
Grand Opera HOuse-Mac Evoyis Hibernlcon
Fuchias-Tainall a Co
Reliable Refripera OR Morrison
Straw hats-W z Webb
Sleeve buttons-C S Morgan
Grover x Baker sewing machines
Pine clothing--George Gouert
Attractive garments-Buxbaum
Primera cigars-E Singles q son
Fine hats-C u Dubell
spring clothing-N Bayne
Teas and coifees-Ho stJn 4 Paizer
Brown leghern eggs-Joseph Jones
House foa rent--M M Child a. Co
Hardware-'lruman & Shaw.
Hungarian Grass Seed-W n Chandler
Craaat-a--t07or ny OOOus-ltOM uULrun a Frs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19

REPAIRS TO THE RELIANCE ENGINE.-The
cylinder of the Reliance Engine has been for
warded to the Sisby manufacturing works, at
Seneca Falls, N. Y to have important altera-
tions made, which WI. greatly add to the efiici-
encY of the engine.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19
A Governor indicted.

Governor Moses, of South Carolina, and ex-
Treasurer Humbert, of Orangeburg. in the same
state, have been indicted at Columbia, for breach
of trust, with fraudulent intentions, and FOL
grand larceny motion to issue warrants FOR
their arrest will be decided upon Today.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19
weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE
WASHINGTON, May 10.
Probabilities: For the Middle States, clear and
cool weather. with Northwest to Southwest
winds and slight change in barometer
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19
The Nor,bern pncific X. Il.

The Senate Committee on Railroads yesterday
considered Senator Ramsey's bill guaranteeing
the interest of new bonds to be issued by the
Northern Pacific Company, after the outstanding
issue shall have been retired and the land grant
relinauished to the United States. They decided
before taking action to call upon the President
Of the company for statement of the condition
of its affairs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19

IS. NJ" the Washington correspondent of
the Philadelphia Star, sends ths following, re-
lating to
PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.
There is deal Of interest manifested here in
regard to the result of the nominating conven-
tions in Philadelphia, to be held next month.
Ii is limited that during the Grand Army reunion
at Harrisburg a conference OF the leaders was
held and slate agreed on for the fall ticket.
What tins ticket iB l have been unable to hnd
out but the ulterior object of the whole thing,
learn, is to make Senator Scott the candidate
for Judge of the Supeme Court, Don Cameron
a member of President Grants Cabinet, and
Russell Errett United States Senator.
This slate, however, may have to be altered
for it is hunted around Oh good authority tina
the President really wants to make Senator
Scott Secretary of the Treasury. In this cas-,
the probability is that Governor Hartranft woult
send Don Cameron to the Senate. IL IL vel
known that the Governor is the most arden
Cameron man in the State, and would be apt Il
advise with the Senator in such an event a
spoken OF above. 1t is expected that O'Neill
Randall and Kelley Will be returned to Con
gress.
Miss Nellie Grant. the Presidents only daugh
ter, Is to be married on Thursday next, and WI
sail for her future home in England on the TO
lowing Saturday had the pleasure, few eve
nlngs sincs, OF attending dinner party give
to Mr.. Sartoris, the young man who ls TO :
Miss Nele's husband. L found him goo
natured, aniable, reticent fellow, with a hant
soms but unintellectual face. He appeared TO /
uninterested in the conversation going Q
around the board until one of the gues 8 struC
on a horse race that was soon to come of. Sa
toris immediately opened up, showing that
great love was for the sports.
He appeared to be well up in horse racing ROY p
ing, yachting cock-fghting cricket aud ba'
bali. He is a sort of Geoffrey Delamaine. and
is said Of him that he can put the gloves on al
s.get away" with any of the boys at the gymnsi
um, from the professor down.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19
The Gear.

FURTHER WAYS OF ENTERTAINING HIM.
LONDON, May 10.
The Czar visited Aldershott, to-day.
A State Bail in his honor will take place to-
night at Buckingham palace.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19
rhe Temperanee movemen..

DIo LEwIs's LECTURE, TOMORROW EVENING.
Dio Lewis, of Boston, the celebrated writer
and LECTURER on health, Dress dietetics, ETC., and
recently very prominent as Temperance Cru
= ssafi. ., ls,l. viii s,iaals Hs. M
Church, tomorrow evening, at "a O'Clock. Inc
Lecture is free OF any charge for admission, ana
the public are generally invited, the address be-
ing under charge of the Women's Temperance
Union.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19
xxJooLLEY s. VAN TRUMP,

WTOOLLEY u VAN ThUhf,
INSURANCE AGENTS.
No. 1 JOURNAL BUILDING, ADJOINING THB
=. CITY HALL.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
we are the AUTHORIZED AGENTS OF the follow
ing Companies:
Mutual lite INSURANCE. Company, Nsto York.
Royal Insurance Company England:
Atna "a :. Hartford.
Atlds
Insurance Company, North Ap'et-ica, Fhils
Franklin Insurance Company, Philadelphia
French Insurance Corporation, Paris.
Continental Insurance Company, Ae'O YORK.
Niagara
Manhattan
PheniI Fire and Marine
Springfield, of Springfield, Mass.
Peoples Fire Insurance Co., 1ren.on, " j.
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Go. fors, r
Deldl1dre Fire ms, Co., Wilmington DEL
1rduelers' ms. Co., " Accident" Hartford
Rdlltoay Pass, ms, Co., Accident Hartford.
The necessity OF A No. INSURANCE never ex-
listed more decidedly than just now. We therefore
refer with pride 10 the above list OF Companies and
confidently say we can furnish
PROMPTLY THE STRONGEST Policies IN
THE WORLD.
Our facilities are such that we can place any
amount of Insurance desired.
gB-Application by mail or otherwise will receive
Immediate attention.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19

Hon. A. H. Stephens weighed seventy-two
pounds when lie reached his home in Georgia, a
few days ago.
Rev. DR.. Thomas De Witt, senior pastor of
the Collegiate Reformed Dutch Church of New
York city, died yesterday OF pnheumonia, aged SO.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19
The "NIancha'' Disaster.
As PERSONS DROWNED.

San FRANCISCO, May 10.
The steamer Mancta, before reported sunk,
was from Nagasaki, for Shanghai She vas dam
aged by collision with Chimes fishing boat and
sunk. Only five were saved, out OF fifty on
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19
THIRD EDITION.
Washington. N.

CONGRESS DISPOSED TO ADJOURN.
WAsHINoToN, May 10.
The Senate passed the resolution for adjourn
ment on the 22nd of juno, without discussion.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19
THE pnrstpESr's soN-1S-LAw.

Julia Ward Howe's lectures for rext
season are entitled sis Polite Society Polite !?
and s'Men's Women and Women's Women"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19

The Indiana OF the American line, from Phi
sdelphia, reached Liverpool yesterday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19
SECOND EDITION.
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA mAHKrTs.

PHILADELPHIA mARKrrs.
PHILADELPHIA, May 10.
Cotton firm at 18s<c@19llc Flour quiet and
tras $8D6 25 Penna extra family, $7.50(98 25.
Wheat dull and weak red $l45@1. 55 white
$1.75 Corn dull yellow 86@sIc. Oats active,
at 63@65c whisky 800 provisions advancing.
QUOTATIONS AT THE BRANDYwINE MILLS FOR FLOUR
AND aRAIs-ooRREoTKD DAILY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19
alew %drertisemeilts.

ENTERPRISE AND EXCELSIOR
IL We are receiving these hrst-class Goals daily
and deliver them directly into the cellars of GUS
toners, without soiling the pavement, by means OF
our patent dumping wagon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19

MFRS. r. =. KIRBY,
INI FANCY MILLINERY,
No. qo7 KING sTxms
rg-Call and see the Latest Styles. my16-1st
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19
Spring astiIIintru.

CHEAP HATS AT
" MRS. H. E. CARRIERS
MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT, = ~
1Os 4. THIRD STREET.
my16-1et (Formerly 802 King Street.)
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19

ITS CONTINUED RAvAaEs UPON THE TREEs-rHE
OLDER ORCHARDS NOW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF THE BUGS, THEIR HABITS, &o.-APPEARANcE
OF PARASITE WHICH Is CONSUMING THE BUGS.
ISnacial To the Gnulnerciall 1
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19

MFRS. OCONNOR,
IxI FASHIONABLE MT1L1NRR,
No. 222 KING STREET.
N B.-Particuar attention paid to Bleaching and
Pressing. myl6-9t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19

vi Goa TATNAIL STREET.
myle-yt AND DREssMAKER.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19
washington Gossip.
o PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.

IS. NJ" the Washington correspondent of
the Philadelphia Star; sends ths following, re-
lating to
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19

FOR SALE
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS CoUP ON
BONDS,
Issued by the
BOARD OF PUBLIC EDUCATION OF VIII
MINGToN, DELAWARE,
Is now offered for sale in accordance with Reso-
luton OF the Board. passed February, 1874.
THESE BONDS ARE SECURED BY FIRST
| MORTGAGE ON REAL ESTATE OF THE
BOARD, WORTH EIGHTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS,
And will be sold at par. Interest payable quarterly
/ Provision has been made for their redemption II
Ave years by sinking Fund. For sale at the Unior
| National Bank of Wilmington.
| BY order Of the Board. .,
JOHN PALMER,
| VIII. PIERCE.
mara4-tf Committee.
|
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19
QynaI aud aVnpd.

COAL FREleHT'
CHARLES WARNER CO.,
MARKET STREET WHARF, WILMINGTON
DELAWARE,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-05-19
FIRST EDITION.
WashIngton.

DULL. TIMES IN soorEry-THE E APPROACHING GREAT
wEDDINd-UaLy DEVELOPMENTS IN THE "DIs-
TRIcr observation-disclosures APPROPRIATIONS
FOR DELAwARE-THE SAFE MYSTERY, Brc-
fsnactal nnrreaDnn1qn of The Gamma rcAl1
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Life without Enjoyment.

No human being whose stomach and liler are
disordcrcd can enjoy life Business is fatigue and
bore, and all amuscmonts "hat and unproftablc,'
TO The yctm Of indigestion, piliousness and disur-
Dances Of the bowels and nerves which always ac.
company them. The shortest surest, safest way 10
get rid Of these evils, and of The mental dependency
which grows on ofthcm Is to tone and regulate the
system with Hostotier's stomach Bittcrs. OF all
s,hnulcnt- 1t IL the pnet, of all vegetable tonics
the most active Of al catlartics the ml4csi, of all
anr-bilions preparations the most swift and certain
in its operation During the twenty odd years that
II hrs been in use II has lived Gown professional
prejudices, disianced competition, and taken rank
rs the standard restorative of the age.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-06-28

EpOnuHHle,I
city yaxos Again,


ln 'ocal 10 your lssue Of the 2fth, you a X,
10 reference 10 Tho city gpvetnmepl, has
any one hrtter plan &c propose p As the
tax payers of tie cty have decided not To
inctcuao tho roveiuo BY Hn increase OF the
per centage of taxation, there must he such
modification of the present system Of city
government as win pay current expenses
and Mt the same time produce a sinking lunc
20 liquidate tie large outstanding indebted.
ness, and thus estore to confidence the i'm
paired credit of the city. To do this youl
correspondent suggests the following plan;
LIST. Amend the City Charter, creating the
office OF Recorder, whose duty il shall be to
hold the Mayors court, and perform such
sthcr duties as pertain to the position, and 20
away with all perquistesef both the Mayor aud
Marshal.
q. Pay neither Mayor nor counci'men
salary for their services. aud
ADO IA tho Office OF City Engineer ana
)verseer Of hands ii there he .uch an enlce.
Sd Pay to the recorder tho Same salsr,
that is Low pnid.to the City Marshall, to-wit:
$3.50 per annum.
By the fret suggestion, the fines would be
increased ten fold IN the Mayors Court, ana
se City Treasury re,lenished TO n extont
that would in all probability equal the salary
If the officers
As TO tho second suggestion, | think there
are irst-class business men in Waco, who
have the interest of the city at heart, and
would perform the duties OF Mayor and coun-
cilmen for the good they would do.
And under the third suggestion the salary
is ample to warrant some young attorney in
discharging the dutios of recorder Waco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-06-28

RRMovAL.-We note the removal OF W. p
Martin Brother. Furniture Dealers, form
erly doing business on Bridge Street, to the
elegant store house of b. f. Rlchey, OH the
Square, which has been recently. extended
from the Square through TO Franklin street,
distance OF lG5 feet--in TACT itlreache'
nearly entirely through the city. These ster'
ling gentlemen aud excellent merchants, have
now on hand one Of the largest stocks OF
furniture ever brought to Waco, comprising
everything, and every style and quality OF
goods in their line of business. The styles
are very elegant and their prices very reason
able. Their stock Of Sash, Doors and Blinds
is immense aud they cfier great inducements
to cash customers Wall tPaper,I Shades,
Canvas French and Rustic. Theyihaye. a full
limo of Infants Carriages. Indeed it Would
consume too much spacctto mention any
considerable portion of this large stock. The
house is well worth visit If only to see the'l
immense stock and elegant styles,
iuse2lD6Wu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-06-28
county Patrons of Husbandry

Pursuant to the published announcement,
delegates from the Subordinate Oranges OF
McLeunan county met in tho Hall OF Waco
Grange, Saturday, the 27.h inst, to organize
County Council
On motion OF NJ. H. Standifer, ]. W. Sp' ight
took the chair AMI called the .houso to order,
and G. NJ Hubby was appointed Secretary
A committee of three, SwGrtzwolder, Ken
drick and Lane was appointed on credentials,
which duly reported fifteen oranges repre-
sentcd and sxty-six delegates present. A
committee Of one, from zach Grange, was APP
pointed on permanent organization, viz:
Waco, d. X. Gurley; White Hall, B. j..
Kenduck; East Waco, Thos, Williams
Crawford, j. n. Cross Perry, W. A. Bryan: /;
White Rock, J.1A. Horuer; Shackleford, W.
+. Buck; Bosque, j. P. Surratt; Golinda, j.
W. Stubbleheld; Mastersville. j. n. Harris; ;
Robusonville, W. j. Gassawsy Pleasant
Hill, j. III. fairfield; Concord, Jno. Flowers
Aquilla, W. W. Palmer Lookout, e. c. Nor
mer and made the following report:
l. hteOiteu, luit the hsselHuly sIuli W
known Us the McLennan County Council OF
the Patrons of IIusbandry.
.. Resolved Tint the officers Of the Coun
ell shall be Master, Overster. Secretary
Treasurer, Corresponding Secretary and GatS
Keeper, to be elected at this meeting, ant
hold their Offices one year, and until the. sue
cessors are elected ard qualified.
3. Resolred, That the Council shall be com
posed of delegates from zach subordinate
Grange in the county, IN the ratio o. one fol
each fifteen members, and an additional del
ega,e for ANY fractional part of fifteen moi
less than ton.
Report adopted and committee discharged.
The following were elected officers. Col
Lem Jones, Master; D, Il. Gurlcy Overseer
c. NJ. Hubby, Secretary j. H. Lano Treas
urer; NJ. Surratt, corresponding Secretary
| s. j. Forsgar6, Gate Keeper. rsF
Various matters of interest affecting
the Order were discussed, ant
the Council adjourned to meet again, a
the same place, on Saturday, July IS h. a
| 10 o'clock a. IN,
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We had the pleasure of call yesterday
from number of Navarro county boys, who
are oil Tor u summer jaunt on sort Of pros
pecting tour through the beautiful region
known as tho Texas frontier. They go pre-
pared to camp out, and with guns and amnu-
kiilion plenty, will doubtless have rare ole
lime Of it hunting, and possibly a brush now
pnd then with the Indians, and will live like
lords. The party is load by Capt. j. G. Sparks,
bf DresdeD, of the illustrious, old Sixth, and
whether for lighting or fun a better leader
'coad rot DO found
Wp heartily envy the boys the trip bul
unable TO go in person, we must pcriorce be
\pntont with sending reporter along who
III keep our readers posted it anything Of
terest should turn up on the trip.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-06-28
Meeting of school Directors.

RICHEy HALL JUNE 81. 1872.
At Meeting of the Board of Directors OF
schools for the county of McLeunan, Texas, TIT
Board was instructed by the superintendent OF
Education, through the. County Superntend
ont, that IN election is due on the first Satur
day, in July. Ten days noticc thereof, Is
needed, but the information came too late to
give notice, and therefore the Directors re-
commend that the citizens meet in mass
meeting ia lieu of legal election, recon-
mend trustees, who then can legally hold of
flee by appointment Of the Board.
Trustees 30 selected or nominated at such
meeting will please report their election to
D. q. Kinnard, County Superintendent.
J. u. WILKINSON, Secretary.
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FAIR NOTICE. subscribers to the
capital stock of the Texas Agricultural,
Horticultural, Mechanical and Industrial
Association of Waco are hereby notified
that their subscriptions due are now
called for, and must be promptly paid
We intend to go forward with the Fair,
and it will require money. Pay to me OF
George w. Jackson, Treasurer.
j. w. SPEIGnT,
June Goth, 1874. Secretary.
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5. BRUNSWICK & BRO.

Manufacturers Of and Dealers in Billiard
Tables and Billiard Materials, No. Ill N.
Fifth Street, Between Chestnut and Pine, st.
Louis, and 81 State Street Chicago H.
Billiard Tables supplied with s. Brunswick
4 Bros Everlasting Steelplate Cushions, Pat.
ented October %, 1873, or the Improved
Superior Rubber Cushion, Warranted to re-
tain Elasticity and not to Decay. .....
June25W3m
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-06-28

Dr. W. Bile. physician attracting much
attention in his tour through tho State
arrived last evening, and has taken rooms al
The McClellahd Hotel. Those wishing Il
consult him, should call soon,as he announces
in his advertisement that his stay IN the city
will be for only few days.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-06-28

THE DOUBLE EDGED PLow.-l: will be re-
membered that honorable mention was made
of this,plow in our report Of the State Fair.
Those who witnessed its work there were
fully convinced of its superiority over all COM
(S.aaprs for "getlng away" with our Texas,
gh lands, while in old ground one span of
tlorses tuIns a twelve .inch Gnrrow TO the
kep,h of fifteen inches, with ease and in good
fAOpe. The principle is new one and the
reat advantage Is that the whole force is ex'
pended in cutting, and no part OF 1t lost as IN
tier plows. As will be seen, MI nartzell'
be inventor, wishes to sell the right or make
0ne arraugementfor the manufacture o' ms
Vow in this State--a proposition whieh we
you'd gladly see accepted, for we believe lis
u'enlioa 10 be good Thing.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-06-28

I In consequence of the necessary absence Of
the Secretary and other members yesterday
tie meeting OF the Board OF Directors of til
Fair Association was postponed till next
Saturday, July 18th, at 10 o'clock, o. IN.
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The members of Waco Lodge, No. 10.
l. o. o, f., are urgently requested to attend
the meeting Of said Lodge, on Monday night
the 9th inst. Business OF vital importance
will be transacted.
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