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finally placed upon the rostrum. and

finally placed upon the rostrum, and
said:
have been sick over eight months,
and came here uuprepared to talk but
this occasion Is one 10 fill the heart with
love aud enthusiasm. While | love
Italy, also love this country as well as
/ do the land which gave me birth.
The speaker. next alluded to the land
Of Italy as referred to by the previous
speakers. He also spoke of the science,
art and literature of Italy the enlighien-
ment Of her people and the achieve
ments Of her citizens. He also spoke
Of the honesty OF the Italian citizens Of
Memphis. Politically the Italians would
be united here and in every other city
of America. They were American citi-
zens, aud as such would demand the
same rights as native Americans. While
a native Of Italy, he loved that country
with all his heart. His wife was an
American, and as he loved her, 50 he
loved this land. Should he cease 10 love
this land, he deserved To beforgotten by
his God. Should an italian forget to
love the land of his birth, he would de-
serve TO be forgotten by bis God.
This speech was frequently enc0red
and very much enjoyed.
The dancing was then resumed, and
soon after dark a very large crowd was
present to enjoy the amusement. The
dancing continued until very late
hour, and all went home unusually de-
lighted. In fact, yesterdays picnic was
one Of the best ever given in Memphis.
and did full credit TO the Italians Of our
citV
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CIVIL RIGHTS.
the BEGINNING Of she End in = sashvfIIe-
~ An Example for Memphis. 81

NASHVILLE, May 27.--In the board Of
aldermen, McGavock moved 20 suspend
the rules in order to pass the following:
WHEREAS, The civil rights bill haV-
ing passed the senate OF the United
States, will in all probability pass the
house and become one of the laws of
our country; and,
Whereas, 1t is generally believed and
conceded that 1t will materially inter
fere with, if not entirely destroy our
system Of public schools; therefore, be it
ResOtUed By the Mayor and Cify Coun-
eli OF Ndshriite, That the school COM
rnittee is hereby directed to Immediate
~ suspend further work upon the new
school building. now IN process of cree
ton on the Hume lot, corner of Broad
and Spruce streets, until further advised
by the city council of Nashville.
A motion to suspend the rules was
agreed to, when Alderman McGavock
moved the adoption of the resolution.
Alderman Cheatham moved to refer to
the school committee, with instructions
to report at a special meeting of the
board next Thursday. He fully indorsed
the spirit of the resolution, provided the
civil rights bill finally passed and be-
comes a law of the land. Alderman
McGavock withdrew his motion and
the resolution was referred to the school
committee.
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locality knOwn as Happy HOiiOW.
MAYORS OFFICE, CiTY HALL, Z Af'
WA MEMPHIS, Tenn, May q, 1874.
AN ORDINANCE comdemning all wooden
houses and other buildings in Happy
Hollow.
wHKREAs, AT meeting Of the General
Council, held on May ., 1874, resolution was
adopted declaring ali that portion of the city
known as Happy Hollow nuisance; and,
MnsIess, Inc Bosre oi lean nave oy
the immediate necessity OF destroying all the
wooden buildings in said locality therefore,
Be IL ordained by the General Council of the
city OF Memphis, That all Of said hooses, boats
and other buildings are hereby condemned;
aud the Mayor is authorized To appoint the ne
eessary appraisers, and TO proceed at once 10
enforce this ordinance as prescribed by the
phis. rs-.
above ordinance, and with the hope and.tn
tention that strict justice may be meted ont
70 all parties, the city OF Memphis and the
poor people living IN the locality which has
been declared a nuisance, and that the prop
erty be condemned and destroyed, l, John
League, Mayor, do hereby appoint and re-
quest that the parties named do act as aD-
praisers; and, fnasmuch as all the citizsns
shah have TO bear part OF the expense, and
desirous that all be represented, one appraiser
is selected from each Ward, viz:
First Ward-John Mahony. rr4a EEs
Second Ward-Phil J. Mallon. y wv p = p
Third Ward 1. NJ. Hill.
Fourth Ward-W. H. Eader.
Fifth ward-P. Twohig.
Sixth Ward-W. L. Marsh. - --
Seventh Ward-John johnson, ,ex-Mayor.
Eighth Ward-John W. Cochran. . a-
Ninth Ward-Gus Reeder.
Tenth Ward-J. h. Smith. ---s
And the parties interested. either by them
selves or through counsel, are requested and
are hereby notified to meet the above ap-
praisers tomorrow afternoon, 29th inst, at
O'Clock. an -sar
The appraisers will select, after meeting,
from among themselves some one to act as
Foreman, and one to act as Secretary, and
Will address their report to the General Coun-
ell OF the city Of Memphis. Respectfully,
'my8 JOHN LOAGUE, Mayor.
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,ut IN Henry HIebland Garnett was hi,

but IL Henry Highland Garnett was his
opponent, be thought his chances would
be slim indeed. They were specially
called to the freedmen's work by God,
and If they neglected 1t they would be
criminally responsible.
DIR. Clark, Of Boston presbytery, had
forty years experience In the work, and
was the first celportiur in the west, and
said the subject Of freedmen could not
be adequately cared for unless whoever
took hold OF 1t, gave all his life and soul
to it.
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THE MOST ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY OF NEW
Spring and SUMMER SILKS
PRICES HERETOFORE UNPARALLELED
B. .LOWENSTEIN 8 BROS,

Having purchases
under unusually favorable circumstance enabled
Patrons and the Public at such prices will
opportunity of purchasing these desirable all
-'96t WE AE1H SELsLIrJa
Green Silk Is inches wide 5Oc per yards worth 81 90
Green Silk. 21 inches wide at 75c per yard worth a
Green Sk "a inches wide at 81 10 per yd h s2 so
Green Silk "a inches wide at 81 25 per yd SO 90
Grayand White Spring Silks all pure Silk SOC. per I'd
beautiful assortment of COored Striped Spring Silks
r at 75c. and 81.
Raye GrisaiI1e Striped Silks, greatly reduced.
Solid Co1orsd French FouIard Silks. greatly reduced.
Blk Taetas and GrOs Grain Silks unprecedentedly low
AL colOrs in Trimming Silks at prices ranging from
aa4 @ 75c to 95c
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Administratrix Notice.

"AVING qualified as Administrative of the
n estate OF stephen w. wilkins, deceased,
At the May term, 1874, OF the Probate Court Of
ShsIhv county notice is hereby given to all
nartIes holding claims against said estate 20
fiIe the same, properly authenticated, with
me or my attorney, r. {. Williamson, No. 373
Main street., within the time prescribed by
law. or the same viii be barred; and all per
sons indebted TO said estate are requested 10
come forward at once and settle the same.
LAVINIA WILKINS, Adm'x.
r. @. Williamson, Attorney. my36 tn
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Stockholders Meeting.

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE MEM.
Il phis Wood works will hold their annual
meeting, JUNE lST, at three O'Clock pm,
my2S President
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GERMAN CASINO.

THERE will be meeting of the German
i Casino this (THURSDAYi evening, at s
O'Clock; and as business OF importance will
be acted upon, all members are urgently re-
Quested to attend
BY order OF J. A. GRONAUER, Pres't.
THEo. KRRKEL, Secretary my2S
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MARRIED.

BAILEY--WITr-At the Central Baptist
Church, by Rev. DR.. Landrum, at o'clock
yesterday evening, Mr. ]. A. BAILEY ana
Miss LAURA W. Writ, both OF this city, No
cards.
The editorial corps or the APPEAL, who were
SO kindly remembered by these two happy
people, join their numerous friends in well
wishes for future full Of Iealizstions OF
their youuq dreams
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TO ALL WHOM ITMAY CONCERN.

VOC are hereby notified that will not be
L responsible for, nor pay any bills made
out against me, unless the same were con
tracted by me In person.
May q, IS74. BENJAMIN L. BRANCH.
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NOTICE.

MEMPHIS & LITTLE ROCK Railway
VA OFFfCE OF GENERAL SUPiT,
MEMPHIS, TENN, May 2, IS74.)
The damage tn this road occasioned BY the
recant high water having been repaired
frasns will be resumed between Memphis and
ItrfIe RoeI<. commencing TOMORROW, 18th
INST. CommensinE TODAY. freight will be
received at depot, foot Of Washington street,
= RST 4. 5. LIvERMoRE. Gen1 supt.
Ledger copy lw.l
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CLOTHING

Suits s22 so; former price, $50 90
Suits for $50 former price, % so
Suits for SIS former price, 20 90
Suits SO; former price, 12 90
Black Cloth Goats for $24; former prics IS 90
Black Cloth Goats for $40; former price. 81 so
Cashmere Goats Cor So former price, 400
Cashmere Goats s13 so; 6ormersprice, rs 90
Black DoesIin Pants for S12 so former price, 90
An equal decline In all Fancy Cashmere Pants.
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OF confectionery stand. Shooting Gallery,
and Restaurant, viii be received till Monday,
Jure 18th. Address the Committee OF Ar
rangements, Enginehouse, corner Second and
Adams streets. myZar
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ON
THURSDAY, JUNElS,
DAY AND NIGHT.

VlHE public are cordially Invited 70 attend.
i The best of Mdsic has been engaged. The
strictest order Will be maintained. No pains
or labor will be spared TO make this the Grand
Picnic of the season.
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?AaGreatesE Sacrifice Season!

my Spring stock
LOOk yourself at following decline
-.-...-, In prices, CASH
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.,,-.-fs---s.y as.-vSs - JIig1ts
former companions. Soon after eight
nlnlnck fha noala and the n1ilitaru
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cash; balance one, two and three years Ths
company have q liberal charter, the property
Is very desirable. and hOfel-nen and others
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VIVA sen afy gVoas, gIoceues, IurDIrure,
and the many articles kept in their line
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t.srs. sltu yesaafu fJsit5i1a-r,
and that as soon as he received the
80 \
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This ofiieiai told Swan that he was
acting without law, and could be made
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committee of arrangements, who are
each untiring in devotion to the single
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tsSs'-tssys ssyeess.-- rreschisg at II am, and
sunday-schooi At q pm.
CE,urpAr NJ MuNrrrOr>.ern Trrrr,.,...-
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The celebrated True-Rt Shirts for sSe per dozen;
i former price, S45 90
Shirts for $33; former price, 40 90
Shirts for $24; former price, 80 90
British Socks. 81; former price, 500
Isle Undershirts for 81; former price, 90
Linen Drawers for 81 IS; former price, 225
SatcheIs, Trunks, Valises Umbrellas Ties, Scarfs,
Bows, Etc. Etc, prices lower than ever offered be-
fore in this market.
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OFFICIAL DRAWINGS
toFFIcGAL.l
NOTICE,

Public and OnieiaI Nofiee relating 20 che
locality known as Happy Hollow.
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In conclusion, then, 1t is a subject
worthy of the highest congratulation to
every Italian citizen that, after a period
Of fourteen hundred years, and since the
fall Of the empire, his distracted coun-
try is once more united under our gov
eminent, and destined, under the wise
and beneficent administration of Victor
Emanuel and his immediate SUCCESSORS,
as we humbly trust, 70 attain to that
rank and position in the galaxy of States
as United Hdly, to which her geographic
cal position, the wealth Of her resources,
the prowess and genius of her people,
and above all, the grand role which she
has played in the world history entitle
her.
Hail, United Italy! youngest in the
sisterhood of States-thy loyal sons and
daughters greet thee on thy accession to
the dignity of an independent State,
and bid thee God-speed in a career of
usefulness and honor.
REMARKS OF H. CLAY KING.
This gentleman being urgently called
for, at last appeared and made few
happy remarks. He gave great encouT-
agement to the Italians, whom he ad-
mired for their honesty, their energy,
and undaunted efforts. Honest labor al
ways has its reward. The Itslians, with
laudable energy, Were fast securing, as
many OF them already have attained,
the proudest positions in the land. Mr..
Kings speech was warmly received and
very much enjoyed.
sIeNIAGo's IMPRoMPTU.
J. A. Signiago, of the Grenada miss. }
! Sentinel, and former president of the
ociety, being loudly called for, was
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COMMITTEES OF ARRANeEMl
REcEpTION CoMMITTEE.
RIBS ron THE PRIVILEGES

Admission, Fifty CeRts- Ladies Free.
s< No improper characters allowed in the
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MIR. n. G. Majors.

We invite particular attention to the sa-
vertsement OF this sterling house III thi-
mornings paper. His stocS is very ccml!ttc,
has been judicously selected, and with an
esp eia reference 10 the wants and require
meats OF this market We are confident that
a comparison Of styles aud prices VIII reveal
the fact that this house has no superior in
the city, either for style, price or fair deal
ing. Our friends from the country will not
forget that Mr.. Majors can be found at his
old stand on the outh eide of ih9 square,
20 ,ond door from the corner.
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Prncc & GoIdsm.th.

We take especn pleasure Ia clIlng al
tent'ol to the care Of his elegant VERY
house this morning. Their stock has been
stlec eo by a thorough master of tho busi.
ness, aud with taste aud judgment rr.y
,qutled IN. splendid character OF good >
End The fair ana honorable dcallug OF this
house, is proven bal in this q y. We uuder-
tand they have lately ,ecured the serves,
OF a skill'ul workman in the .ae,h uica de-
pertinent, ana arc prepared to repair and All
just kinds OF W Try.
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Local Intelligence.
Just Rec { we'd.

JUST Reeve
superior lot of stationery, consists
ing Of Btl Heads, all sizes, Letter and
Note Heats, Cards, all sizes and colors,
Cap Papers, and the finest ass'ltnell of
colorcd inks ever brought to Nuco. We
are now enabled to turn out o"y qnoi,iy
of job work. and at greatly reduced
prices. The EXAMINER office oileIs UNI,
surpassed inducements t. our business
men requiring job work. Call aud eS
anime stock and get our prices. D&Wu
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rf1r ORDERS.

Waco LoDGs, No. 4, KNIGHTS OF lfTaiAs,
,nes,s aver. wednesday evening, IN Odd Fell
l,wsi Hal. Sejourning knights eNhally n
vited. ~ p hoo"li " ~
waco Ioper, 80. 20, /. o. o. f., meets
o,e,v Molday evening. /" Odd FaIlows
Hall. coruer Bridge and seconu street.
' II. L. GuFfsY, N, G.
A. G. TRApEwFIl4 Rec. Secretary.
WACO EScAMpMEST, No. "a, /. o. o. F.,
msets second aud fourth Tuesday evenings
each month, in Odd Fellows Hall.
II. L. GuFFEY, G, P.
L. II. GoLDsrEIN. Scribe.
J. II. GuaLEY LoDGE, No. s37, A. 7. s.
A. NJ, meets in Masonic Hall, on Saturday
after the full moon in each month.
W. II. WILKES, W. NJ.
L. P. MASSEY, Secretary.
WACO LoDGE, No. go, F, A. 4 A. NJ, meets
on Saturday before the full moon In
each month SIMON D. 'fRIoE, w A.
l. A. HiGnTowHER, Secretary.
EUREKA LODGE, No Ill, /. o. B, b. IN els
second aud fourth Sunday in each month al
Odd Fellows Hall. S. Won,
President.
LII. Gotpsr IN Secretary.
WACO CoNNANDIRy, No 10, KNIGHT TrM-
pLARs, meets iitss Friday night in each m9nIh
d. r. GuRLEY, h. c.
L. P. MASSEY, Il cordsr.
WACO CnArrp No, 45, msets second Eli
day night III each month
FRANK RIoEY, II r.
Il. P. MASSEY, Sec'y.
REBEKAn LoDeE, I. o. o. f., No. lG, meets
the lst Thursday ofeach month, at u O'Clock.
j. NJ. WILLIS n. G.
JW. GolLEDGE, Secy.
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See L,nden,han a so,oman,s

New advertisement. Everything IL
their Enc is of the best SIZE and a
prizes asionishingly low. We 'lieve his j.
The iret house ol the west side Of The nv r.
in Waco, IN dept the Gu rcncy fasis OAe
thing Q do know, Ia ,wever, and that 49, ih II
this house is determined to sell goods as low
as auy house IN the city, aud intend TO con-
pete. in an honorable way, for the trade. Go
IN see them
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V. LEVINE & BRO.

7. W III " nv II % DINV'
Have just opened one of the incest stocks
of Gents Clothing ever brought TO Waco, 1t
comprises ali the novelties OF The season, such
rs fine Press Cloth Coats Doeskin Pants ana
Vesta. French Diagonals, Scotch Cas-imeres.
English Millions. The latest in white Vests
snd their Spring Pants are al the finest pat
terms and styles. Hats, Ties, Scaris, BOWS ana
Kid Gloves in the greatest variety.
Their Dry Goods Depot is being daily in
creased by new arrivals OF Clliuoes, Brown
and Bleached Domestic, Checks, Drilling,
Sheeting, &c. Ladies and Misses Shoes III
great variety, Linens, Lawns, Muslins, &C., &c.
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Fn rrtss

IA RErFn ....
The Musical instructor; OIL thirty
Years Practical Experience in Vocal Music"
being aeriss OF acven lectures with COM
prehopsive aualyical development of the
sc.onco of, BY nr, j. Mafks, at PRESENT teach
ing, vocatmusic IN our ely We have been
permitted to peruse a portion Of thi, ably
written book. and predict for it wide aud
useful calculation. d.. Marks ia a master in
This profession, aud in his thirty years e1-
psrienco" gives the public a knowledge oil
'oaal MUSIC rarely, il ever before, found in
print. The book viii make about Hly octave
pages, and is being printed at the EXAMINER
JOB oRic,. We await lis issue with consider
abls ANXIETY
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huuanlr's LlNiaGNr--llvlso WIS

LuuaEI1's Observation-Disclosures WIS
NEssEs
Blue RIDGE, Falls County Texas, |
August Is, 1878.
lii. s. NJ. Lakeland:
DEAR SIR---l have been sorcly afflicted with
Rheumatism tor several years, so much 80
that at times have not been able to
walk without the grontes; pain for two
aud three months together have tried ev-
cry remedy and been attended on by several
good physicians, but har- never experienced
any relief until was induced 10 Try Luck.
ett's Lniment." After using three bottles
hnd myself entirely well, and l chccrfully
give this to the public, hoping that others
may see this and priat by my experience, and
speedily seek relief in this truly wonderful
medicine. J. W. ROBERTSON
My postoflico is Bremond, Robertson coun
ty, Texas.
Depot for the State, with J. N. Riveire,
Agent, Waco, Texas.
aus2sDswtf
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y AGO, A a,ch l4th, 1874.


w NJ Z q - -
lege ar arN'uu. t. steuIe Va u be library
ftt'ir Lilstaiy Soc ETY. nj us e. Ily a date
ia practicable, 'nd, feeling assured that the
friends ol III nature will gladly aid Them in
such . lAud bic enterprise, take this opJorlu
al nj saying hat n table books, ,itlier O'd
Ut new, viii be most lhankfully received
MISS sALLIE SFABs
Mss Kate DOVES
Mss EDITH BELL
Committee
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Died,

On Tuesday, March s4,h, at p. M,
Mr.. W. c. Trusty.
The friends and acquaintaRces are re,
quested TO attend his funeral, at o'clock,
this evening. The funeral will take place
under the auspices of Waco Lodge, Nc.
%, A. Il. Is A. n. The brethren will
take notice, and govern themselves acs
coidmgly.
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One CT two doses OF Cyhosh snd Tar, taken
before going to bed at night, W Il entirely re.
iieve the tro lblesrme symptoms attending
Coughs ind Colds, proc ure good sleep, from
which tie patient will awske refreshed and
with good appetite. Scldby J. L. Sears.
febl9D4W7w
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One hundred druggists aud dealers testify
that DR.. Gilman's Cobosh and Tar is the mos,
saleable arc popular cough mediciue in the
market. We have the names. For sale by
j, K. Sears, Druggist, Waco, Texa,
febl9D&W.
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" AGO city

B.se Ball Cub will meet GU the green
Just in rear OF the W. 20 University gu Thurs
Jay morning next, for the purp sc of having
their first gains. All M MIXERS OF the cut
are earnestly request TO DC Gu hand at $3.50
p. m.
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JUST RECEIVED,

And for sale at Jackson & Knights, a
fine lot of chromcs, frames steroscopes, and
steioscopic views. They are also turning out
By the thousand those beautiful enameled
photos. II you want fine aud pretty pie.
lure, one that does you justice, fall in with
the crowd that daily throng their gallery.
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A WoIp OLE THANKS Ia Due

To the bo'anist who first discovered the
virtues Of the Quillaya spanonaria, or Soap
Tree OF Chilli. Tho wonderful cleansing and
purifying pr1psrty of its bark gives to the
fragrant Sozodont much of its unrivalled eff.
caey as prescrvative of the teeth.
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\ man feoni
Tie county STEPPED into Mssrs. Prince
GOidsmih's yesterday and asked if they
Il d railr ad time The reply was no, we
haye meridlan time" "What the HI do l
Hant with Dosque c,unty tine ?" said broad.
he,i., ~ lie Indignantly loft.
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FOR FRESH
And cheap groceries go to Curtis &
Browns, where you will find a.wr' on
hand the best grades of flour, sugar,
coffee, hams and bacon, choice wines,
cigars and tobaccos, at prices to suit one
and all. ms0D&W1 y
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Tie following named parties keep Conan
che Bitters Oh hand at manufacturers prices
JE Sears, Druggist, Waco.
J NJ REVERE,
womack & Kellett, Druggists, Waco.
Eastlaud 4 Co.,
W NJ Anderson, Grocer,
MARSHALL Early,
q Motz
Freidherg & Leppol, Liquor Dealers
Or. j /. Cornish, Druggist, East Wscv
W L 1'uruer 4 Co., Grocers,
Kipe bury & Frasior, e
nj. Myers,
G. N. Curts, Waco, Texas.
T. B. OWENS
Sole Proprietor and Mar ufacturer,
sopt2SD&Wtf Waco, Texas.
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Hr. Juan Ortiz, of New Mexico, W ties
Three of my children had Whooping Cough
very severely, and wore entirely cured BY a
few doses of DR., GIlmau's Cobosh aud Tar.
Try il. Sold by Or. J. L. Sears
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S'UI'",
On or about the l9h of February, from
my place near Waco, Que Il int oay horse 70
years old, about l6 hands high, branded T
on the left shoulder. A liberal reward will
he paid for Ills return to M, or for iuforma-
ton that will lead to his recovery.
marld&wlm II. 3. WILSON.
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We're penny iu town yesterday. Thee
are earnestly AT work aud hope to reap
bouuti.u harvest
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com Comfy Tax"

That Is, on proper ty held in other coun-
ties. by residents Of this, amoun's to over
$4,000, all Of which hos been psid sisco the
18th of January
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"THE SPRING

"THE SPRING
Time has come gentle ANNIE and, by
the way, it is the very time to call at Jackson
4 Kpight's Gallery for pictures of every de-
scrip ion.