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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-22

uCB OCAOSAnSoAO@cp as'S -
Interpretation conciliadora dada al ar
tfculo So de dicha ley Este artfculo
exigfa, para que Sc abonara la dota-
cion & los simples curas, ala inten-
cion de su parte manifestada por ellos
de obedecer las leyes del Estado.
Ahora bien: Sc decide que la simple
demanda de aumento de dotacio1 Sc
considerase como una manifestation
su6ciente de Obediencia. La condi-
cion que Sc exigfa no era excesiva, y
sin embargo, ahora Sc pide menos
todavia. La Gaceta de ColOnia dice
que, segun las nuevas instrucciones,
no Sc necesita va que Sc pida aumen-
to de dotacion. Esta Sc abonara de
ofcio al cura 'cuando aparezca indu-
dablcmcnte la intencion de obedecer,
bien sea de una manera positiva 8 de
una manera negativa" De modo que
no reclama nj declaration de obedien-
cia a las lcyes nj peticion de aumen
to de sueldo.
La intencion de obedecer Sc pre-
sumo hasta prueba en- contrario, y de
consiguiente ell restablecimiento de
la dotacion no es va la exception nj
necesita ser motivado: se hace por ell
contrario 10 regla, y la SUPPRESSION sera
la exception. Reducida & este en- la
practica, Ia suspension de las dota.
clones no alcanzara sino a muy corto
ndmero de slmples curas Ese es el
lado conciliadorlde la polftica del dia.
Pero por otra parte la ley de los con-
ventos Sc ejecuta, y Sc procurara ha-
cerla extensive a todo ell imperio. Y
como ell efecto de esa ley es suprimir
la instruction que daban los conven
tos de hombres y mujeres, Sc We bien
la Inca de conducta en- que quiere
colocarse ell gobierno, y que es la que
trax6 va Mr.. de Bismark cuando dijo
en- un iscurso: LA ucha sera larga,
muy Iarga, pero yenceremos un dia
por la educacion "
Hasta aquf ell diario habanero. Si
hemos de dar credito 4 las noticias que
nos sumnistran los peri6dicos de New
York, parece que en- efecto el gobier-
no aleman, cansado de una lucha en-
que de ningun modo puede salir ven
cedor, trata de reanudar sus relacio
mes con ell Pontifice. Asi 10 indican
los siguientes telegramas que tradu-
cimos:
"Viena, julio 29.-La Presse de
esta tarde anuncia que el doctor Foer-
ter, en- su doble calidad de- obispo
aleman y austriaco, esta mediando en-
tire la curia romano y ell gobierno pru-
siano por medic de monsef1or jacob
nj, nuncio de S. s. en- Viena & quien
pc supone tambien en- COMMUNICATION
con la embajada alemana en- la c6rte
austrfaca. s
Berlin, julio 3o.-Respccto q las
noticias de Viena sobre inteligencias
entire el Vaticano y la embajada ger
manica de Viena, dice la Gaceta Ma
ciOgal de hoy que considera conve-
niente no expresar opinion alguna
hasta no recibir mas detalles sobre el
asunto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-22
LA MAFFlA ITALIANA.

. Los ,acalorados debates de que hs
sido dltimamente. teatro el Parlamen-
to italiano. han puesto & descubierto
j. dado & conocer una de las plagas
de que esta -aAigido ese pafs,. asf co
mo 10 diffcif que parece ser el RENE
.diarla.
Mucho ha dado que hablar en- to
das epocas el llamado bandolerismo
italiano, asi como el abandono 8 Ia
impotencia del gobierno para sponer
termigo q ese escandalo pero en- el
dia, a aquel bandolerismo proverbial
italiano hay que st1adir la Mcfsa,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-22
LIBRO DE HYGIENE.

Entire las muchas buenas obras
cientffcas que esta dando a luz con
limpieza y exactitud tipografica admi
rabies la gran librerla de d. Carlos
Bailly Baiiliere, plaza de Santa Ana,
nGmero 10, Madrid, descuella q no
dudarlo ell magnffco .Iratado Elemen-
tai de Hygiene p iUadG q pablica de
A. Becquerel, que ACADIA de imprimir
Este libro, redactsdo por el hijo del
famoso fisico frances que todo clique
haya saludado las ciencias conoce, ha
tenido tai aceptacion en- Francia que
en- pocos amos sc han consumido ALI
cinco grandes ediciones. Adicionado
por el doctor Beaugrad, 10 ha traduci-
do de la Ultima edicion al castellano
Ell doctor D. Joaquin Olmedilla. y
Puig, m9dico, famac9utico, licencia-
do en- ciencias ffsicas, academico de
la de medicina de Madrid y professor
de la Universidad La obra es yolumi-
nosa: contra de 821 paginas en- Guar
to, de clara impression y en- excelente
papel (1).
Siendo la hygiene el arte de conser-
var la salud tanto en- las poblaciones
como en- las familias, claro es que Ia
adquisicion de este precioso Iibro
convene no solo & los senores facul-
tativos sino tambien q las autoridades
que tienen que entender en- medidas
de salubridad y ornate pdblicos, q
los padres de familia y todas las
personas ilustradas que deseen como
Ger Ell regimen que aconseja la cien-
cia en- todas las circunstancias y eda-
des de la vida.
Para dar siquiera una debil idea de
la obra que eicazmente recotnenda-
mos al pdblico, porque 10 merece, ne
cesitarfamos insertar siquiera su fndi-
ce; pero es tan extenso que no cabe
en- la estrechez de nuestras columns.
La Hygiene ptivadG q pstblicG de A.
Becquerel esta dividida en- dos parties,
y un apendice que a su vez Sc subdi-
WIDEN en- 81 largos capftulos La parte
primera esta consagrada al estWdiO del
hopsbre en- Ell estatto de salud y trata de
las edades, epoca del nacimiento, nj
nos recien-nacidos, infancia, hospitales
destinados q los niflos, adolescencia,
juyentud, virilidad, vejez, sexos, tenn
peramentos, idiosincracias, costum-
bres, razas, profesiones, convalecen-
cia, dolencias etc. La segunda parte
Sc re6ere la Materia de la Hygiene y
trata, con gran copia dc datos y en- un
lenguaje claro & einteligible para todos,
del calor, temperature del hombre,
Influenza que sobre el ejerce; luz,
electricidad, infuencias sidefales, aire
atmosferico, caracteres de los mlas--
mas, enfefmedades pestilenciales y
miasmaticas ). epidemias, emanacio-
mes pdtridas y vegetables, basureros, ce-
menterios, aguas, humedades, lldvias,
infuencia de los paises cAlidos sobre
ell hombre, Intermediates de estos
paises, de las de los tempiados y frios,
aclimatacion, habitaciones, ventila :
cion, combastihles, alumbrado, medic
de asegurar la salubridad de las casas,
eleccion y distribution de las aguas
en- una poblacion, edi6cios pdblicos,
vestidos, cosmeticos, sustancias en-
I ~----~" s ~ ~-
~ veudese en- esta capital en- Ia Hbrerta del SO.
nor Sancerrit.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-08-22

-ysE-psi.f4 sftn t1st4s ~
no emitia ninguno de los detallas dc u
mas refnsda elegancia. Sin embargo cua'
trO, Yestidos ,negrOa y mucha ropa blanca
era todo 10 que ALI 90 encontraba: nj per-
fumes visibles nj costosos addresses nj ns'
do dc 10 que antes constitute su stencion
preferente. Los pocos libros que As0ls
erAn religiosos. Todo 10 fus ssgistfapd0
Juan sin dar CON ningun papel msnu''
critic.
-Te falta el eolnpaftimisnto supsric.f'
observe Msrgarita que seguta con sn'l''
dad los pOrmenores de ests Operacion'
-TOma! y % verdad.
Movie, pues, una taravilla de metal J
en- el hueco que qued6 descubisfto enson'
tr6 entire OtrOs ObjetOs una preeissa eslia
de palo de rosa. Abri6la con u diEninun
lave que tenia puesta. Estaba hena Os
papeles. Encima de tOdoss estaba uno que
no habia sido empaquetsdo. Juan 10 oe''
dobl6 y acto continue exclam6: a.,
,e--Es letEa de nuestro hermano Andres
Pero al recorrer aus primeras hneas "
pusO extremadamente paiido.
---sQus esi lqus esi Dame 90 oar:a |.
impossible, impossible, no dsbas ssf'a
-iConque % cierta mi desgracis :.
--Cierta; pero no L. que ssmea, mal''
infOrtunada: e. otra mayor.
LA carta, IL carts.
Juan pens6 ua mor1ento sObrs d ssrla
mejor dejak "a hsrmana prssa ds go.
insensatos cslos 8 haosrla c0noosr sods "
vsrdad, y al In - decide pOF 81 salt'nS
extrsmu. ;,
fGc:.flhNARAsk
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-21
STATE NEWS.
tGalveston Ncws.1

GalveStOn news.
BROWNSVILLE, Nov. IS. kilograms
from Edingburg state that Captain
Candlett, of the United States Army,
got In pursuit Of Mexican cattle
thieves, and followed them to the Rio
Grande, where he found the thieves
and cattle just crossing, and getting
out on the opposite side, when he fired
upon them, killing two and wounding
one of the thieves He then sent de
mand to the authorities Of os Cuer
yosa, a large rancho near by, for the
rendition Of the thieves and cattle, and
has telegraphed for orders to General
Potter as to crossing the river.
Gen. Potter sent two companies of
cavalry up the river this morning un.
der command of Major Alexander.
He has also demanded of Col. Cresto,
commanding the Mexican frontier,
that he take the necessary steps to ar
rest these robbers and the cattle and
deliver them at Fort Brown.
Col. Cres,o replied that he has sent
troops for this purpose, and that tue
civil authorities have also been order
cd to cooperate to this end, and that
il the thieves are caught they will be
dealt with according to justice
SAN ANTONIO, Nov. Is. --lnforma-
tion received at headquarters states
that Col. Joaquin Torrozes, Of the
Mexican army, in accordance with an
agreement made between General
Ord and the Governor of chihuahua,
Mexico, followed Indians who had
previously been driven across the Rio
Grande by Federal troops, into Texas,
and overlook them in the Guadalupe
Mountains, and routed them and killed
90 and losing fifteen of his men.
The Herald has the following: In.
formation received at headquarters this
evening says body of United States
troops were about crossing the Rio
Grsnde, near Edinburg. Texas, in
pursuit of cattle thieves.
lPittsburg Magnet
Camp county will make more cotton
than she ever made in one year. II
there are any who are incredulous, let
them ride out over the fields and be
convinced.
San Antonio Herald.
Colonel Edward Hatch, 9th Cav
airy, Is relieved as Acting Assistant
Inspector General of the Department
to date from the 9th instant--and u
continued on temporary duty.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-21

In the great exhibition Of 1851
in London an American specimen
of iron paper was exhibited. A
lively competition among iron rol-
ling manufacturers was excited by
the above challenge from America,
as to the thinness to which iron
could be rolled cold. Mr., elliott
rolled sheets the average thickness
of which was the eighteenth
hundredth part of an inch. In
other words |, 500 sheets piled upon
each other would collectively meas
ure an inch in thickness, while the
thinnest tissue paper to be pur-
chased in the stationer's store meas
ures the twelve hundredth of an
inch. These very thin sheets are
perfectly smooth and easy to write
on, although porous when held to
good light.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-21
TEXAS NEWS AND OPINIONS.

The San Antonio Herald Is deter.
mined to be displeased with the new
Constitution, and talks rather straight
to one Of the delegates, who has writ
ten it letter. o, those pesky letters !
how much trouble they do get politi-
ticians into some times.
The Bryan Appeal writes Of the can
vass Of 1876. There will be that
painted on the canvass, from which
there will be no appeal, and it behoyes
our Texan Democracy to be careful
how II warns the spirit OF division, In
its own bosom.
The editor Of the Pittsburg Magnet
has been to conference. What Is that,
10 II 3 convention or something Of that
kind, at which preachers, and not ed
itors and politicians are found2
Mr.. John Flynne has mounted the
editorial tripod in the Calvert Texan
office, only to come down again, Po-
litical :nflicity, caused the coming
down, as We learn from q brief para
graph IN that paper in answer to a no.
tice Of the Waco Register, "John"
is q poor Bohemian, and couldn't
hold one set of sentiments, and write
another. Honest to say the least OF
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-21

Woods retiring, and Mr.. Bell becom.
ing sole proprietor Let us hope that
the paper will not retrograde by reason
Of the change.
The energy and enterprise of the
Galveston News in securing telegraph.
ic news from all parts of the State, is
very commendable, and is often Of in
finite service to smaller papers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-21

NEW YoRK, Sept. 10, 1875.
DEAR SIR-ln connection with our
hardware business, which will be con
Quoted as heretofore, wo have organ
lied q cotton factoraKe and general
commission department, and beg leave
TO tender our services In q at 'sI Hriiy
to shippers OF rr' duce 10 ii,- n.,tr,
IN dong 40 We 'hi, a,bu, .ur nrir,
thAt our organization is ,ompi.t., ma
our facilities Tor handling ruiIuh.
wool. hides, &C., SC. equal to aN,
house In the trade, We are fully pre-.
pared to max" ns liberal advances IN
cash, rs due regard tn safety will jus
tiiy, and to make faithful and promp,
r"iui bs tor all property, committed 10
our care. Intending, Ms we positively
d", to tihiisict u legitimate commission
bhsin,--, a0'i, ni,tfrr hU circumstance,
Ia -ithe' buy "r sell bale Of cotton
Tor our Ow account, enables us to Us
SUR our iiisnds thar our best exertiOns
VIII be diIrcttd toward insuring fun
market rates foi Nil ronsignments
made ns. "'H.ff. |r.. lia ft
Mr. W u. ScOgin. 50 Well known TO
our friends Ia TrAar, La, AMI Ark,
VIII continue with us ms heretofore, and
Wiil spend the greater portion OF his
time IN those States md solicit con
-.rN,c's Of Mr.. DAVID Ruskin, whose
i"us experience iu handling cotton,
Ar, IN thir market La, fAniliarizsd
him With all details "f The buslness. He
viii give his rniirr attention to the sale
ot hll shipments sent 10 US, and will DO
pleased To hear from his old friends and
correspondents In his new connection.
We VIII eitdsavoi to Keep our Gus
Iomers posted on the rouilition Of the
market, nnd furnish III, M with any in
formation ~ our power as may be 10
their Interest.
Respectfully soliciting q share OF
yonr business and n trial shipment ~
Hii early DAY We remain,
Yours, most truly,
,-pi.ida~if :. ROOStVELT& 20,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-21

The Chairman of the Travis
County Democratic Executive Com
mittee calls County Convention
to meet in Austin, December 10th,
to nominate delegates to the Gal
weston Convention, and thinks they
will select candidates for county
Offices at the same time. Now we
think his action most wise, and
would commend it as an example
toshe other counties, aur own as
weii. First precinct meetings III
be IN order, so delegates to the
county conventions may be properly
chosen, and the county convention
thus choose properly their delegate
to the State Convention. M 2
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-21

The Telegraph gives the Hills
boro Expositor the benefit of an ex-
tended notice, on the subject of its
Grange ideas, a. connected with
politics. The Telegraph, it seems,
needs be told that the Expositor is
a little wild on most subjects, and
quite peculiarly so on the subject of
the Grange and politics. But one
comfortable circumstance exists
that Is, it is encysted, and outside
of = very small range, its virus is
comparatively inoxious.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-21

There are, unfortunately, some
indiscreet men in the Convention,
a. there are, undoubtedly, some in
discreet papers outside Of it. The
Telegraph peels q correspondent of
the Dallas Herald, who writes over
the initial "B." Now we agree
with the Telegraph that "B" was
wrong. Indeed, that his letter was
very reprehensible, and when we
consider the writer as a member of
the Convention, his attitude be.
comes asinine, by reason :of its
utter stupidity, but isn't it giving
hird too much prominence, to thus
advertise him, and isn't the risk of
asplit or division of the party by
these means, too imminent TO war
rant the discussion of these difficult
ties on the eve of SO important q
political struggle, as is TO be waged
by tho Texan Democracy, in the
near future. Bear and forbear is
at all times good Christian action,
and sometimes it becomes the very
summit of political wisdom.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-21

The industrious agriculturist, the skillful
mechanic, the dlligent laborer, In this great
country, has wealth within his grasp, but
how often do these diseases incidental TO
our climate, strike him down while In the
full fruition OF his wishes This, however,
may be prevented by the use Of really
good tonic as preventive against malarial
influences. Such a tonic Ia the celebrated
Home Stomach Bitters, which us a stimu-
liant has no superiors, and whose use will so
invigorate the human system that diseases
Of ordinary character can find no weak
points on which to prey. Compounded from
the rarest aromatic, vegetable remedies
know, and composed of stimulative essen
ces, these bitters are an invaluable family
medicine, and no one living In the land
should be without them, as their moderate
use will save suffering, doctors bills, and
time wasted in sickness. Try them once,
and you viii never willingly be without
them. div
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-21

1t will be seen from our column
of estate News" that the raids OF
thieves and robbers on the Rio
Grande have again commenced,
and We may expect the whole ques.
tion of State and national defense,
as well as the question of the rela-
tions of the two frontiers, to be
again re-opened. We are glad to
note, however, that the Mexican
authorities appear to be acting in
good faith with our own forces for
the suppression of outrages.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-21
GA Colony OF os,richs..
from the Denver News. |

Montgomery Queen has pur.
chased loo African Ostriches, and
is about colonizing them on his
place near Haywoods, a small town
fifteen miles from San Francisco.
Il 10 Mr.. Queens intention to raise
ostriches solely for their plumage,
esch bird yielding over 5000 worth
Of feathers yearly. He has invest
cd 500, 900 in the enterprise.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-21

The Shelbyvilc, KY, Republican,
says that the worst case OF selfish
esslthut it has been permitted to
present to the public, eminated
from q youth who complained be
csuse his mother put a bigger mus
tard plaster on his younger brother
than she did on him, after they had
been eating MELONS and hard ap-
pies. ai.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-21

He didn't look like a beggar, but
he had his plans all laid before he
struck pieksburg, and he cleared a
hundred dollars here in two days.
He didn't go around whining /:
"Please sir, for the love Of God"
a. most of them do, but he walked
up TO man, called him General
TO start of with, and the shinplas.
ters came in faster than he could
take them. The only five men in
town who didn't contribute were
men whom he inadvertently ad,
dressed as Captain Vicksbary
Herald. 1'n ~.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-21

When will the Convention ad-
ionrns This question is very often
and very anxiously asked, and indi-
csses svery general desire, though
not expectation, that the interesting
event will not be much longer de-
ferred, a..
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-21

One Austin special this morning
will be found more than ordina-
rily interesting" As the time ap-
proaches for adjournment the dele
gatesis manifest a disposition to
work, which would have been con-
sidered very praiseworthy during
the first month.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-21
-, s.r,p.a s.oeEiss. aud the soul.

The Milwaukee Sentinel 'Gn a
communication in another column,
q young woman declares she is una
BILE to see the relation of colored
stockings and q soul struggling for
heaven. We have been pilgrim
some forty-seven years, and hon
sstly believe an occazional glimpse
Of . striped stocking has lighted up
the dark aud dreary road considera-
bly," Then the glimpse of an i'm
iuaculste white one-which alone q
woman of taste viii wear-would
have dazsied you as the headlight
Of q locomotive.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-21
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

N
BY virtue Of the authority vested In me by
q certain deed.in.trust, executed to me, u.
Trustee, on or about the nth day Of October.
A. ID. 1874, by Il. II. Carter and q. G. Nc
Culloch, composing the firm OF Z. II. Carter
& Co., to secure Wolston, Wells & vidoi
In the payment OF six several promissory
notes for about 1907 o. each. which are
more particularly described In said deed In
trust, which Is recorded on page 3s6 and 3s1
q BOOK I, OF the records OF mortgages of
22d day OF Nov, A. ID. 1875, between the
hours OF ten O'Clock q. IN. and four O'Clock
p. m., at the request OF said Wolston,
Wells y Vidor, said notes being unpaid sell
the following described property In said
deed, described, at the court house door Of
McLennan county, Texas, In Waco, at pub
Tic auction. for cash, In currency, to pay
said notes, towit:
The West one-half OF lot No. IA seven In
block No. (a) three, In the city Of Waco, in
McLennan county, fronting on the Public
Square and Third street, with their store
house located thereon; 'H.f
An equal undivided one-half 90 interest
In twelve hundred and eighty UssO) acres
| Of land, In Burnet county, Texas, patented
| In the name OF Robert 3. Lyle,on the waters
Of North San Gabriel about fifty miles
North Of the city Of Austin, beginning the
| survey uf said 1880 acres al the South west
corner Of Survey No. 80, In the name Of
1 Lcmuel Wornille, a stone mound on the
prairie, from which live oak:bears N. II ie
| W. 100 varas; thence 8. II . W .26Ss varas,
thence N. 19o, W. 26S6 yaras; thence N.
l Al Q, 4. 2fSS varas; thence s. i9o, +. 95Sa
varas TO the beginning; conveyed 10 the
said =, II. Carter 4 Co. by W. II. Robinett
on or about the 10th day Of April 1868.
:, GEORGE b. CAMPBELL,
WACO, Nov. 2, 1870. Trustee.
noy5d&w20d
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-21

"You'll build the fires or I'll be a
widow" is the way the Fat Contribu.
tors wife talks.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-21

IS TO S20 sn" %nn,,S. Sa.y Al, HEsss: siss.s:
of working poople "f both sexes.
young ana old, make more money AZ
work Tar us In their own localities, du.
ring their SHARE moments. or all the
iimr, than ut anything elise. We offer
employment that will pay handsomely
lars, tn MS 80 sent free. Send NJ
your utdr'rs at once. Don't delay.
Now Is the time. Don't look for work
or business elsewhere, until you have
learned what we offer. q. Stinson =
90, Portland, Maine. iydswiy
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-21
DATENT LEGs AND ARMS

4 .,n. Al Reduced Prices. ~
The patient putting an aud y-A
practically trsiing the leg be-
fore pure husipg. Repairing
done ~ moderate prices, u
thnin phi, II and prize list containing
all n+c. sr,uy Information, ,ent frer.
Address LEWIS LOCK WOOD,
r 100 N. Fifth Street, ~. Louis. Mo
November 4, 1875 d&wly
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-21

Near the end Of the Suspension Bridge
Open during the day for the purpose Of
feeding and watering stock free of charge.
Plenty Of good stock water in the lot.
Secure fence, and shed for saddle stock.
Full supply of forage always on hand at the
cheapest rate. Good accommodations for
wagons and responsible for everything.
Wood furnished, good pump, water, Sc., by
novi7dtf BUXTON " DAGGETT
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-21
WACO NATIONAL BANK.

WA NATIONAL BANK.
Successor to Fort 4 Jaokson)
Waco, Texas.
Authorized Capital el50,0G
Paid up Capital 10000
wM. A. FoRr, GEO. w. JACKSON, /
President, Cashier !.
DIRECTORS.
VIM. A. Fort, w. Is. Trice
+. A. SturgIs, Il. Z. Abeel
X. W. Lusk.
CORRESPONDENTS: Efi r
winslow Lanier 4 Co., new York I;
First National Bank, Cincinnati; I;
Bartholow, Lewis 4 Co., st. LOUIS /:
Louisiana National Bank, New Or
leans; Texas Banking and Insurance
Co., Galveston.
\ Ais Bank begins business this day,
and succeeds the well-knOwn banking
firm of as
FORT & JACKSON