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OFF'cr OF
S. ROOSEVELT q CO.,
Cotton Factors and General
Commission Merchants.
p. o. BOX $3.50. ~ ftfJfi
OFFICE OF
NEW YORK, Sept. Is, 1875
p. o. BOX $3.50.

NEW YORK, Sept u, 1915
DEAR SIR-In connection with eur
hardware business, which will be CON-
Quoted as heretofore, We have organ
commission department., and BEG Isess
TO tender our services In that capacity
10 shippers Of produce 10 this market.
In doing 40 We can assure our friends
that our organization Ia complete, and
our facilities for handling cotton,
house in the trade. We are fuzzy ORE.
pared to make ms liberal advances an
cash, ns q due regard To safety will Jus
tify, and to make faithful aud pfOlADt
returns for all property committed 70
our care. Intending, as We positively
business, and, under no circumstances,
70 either buy or sell n bale Of cotton
for our own account, enables US 70 a.
sure our friends that our best exertions
will be directed towards insurlnR full
market rates for all cousignmeats
made Us.
Mr: W. .. scog,n, so well known 70
our friends In Texas, La, AMI Ark,
will continue with MS rs heretofore, and
VIII spend the greater portion OF his
time In those States and solicit cos
signments. We have also secured the
services of .Mr. David Ruskin, whess
long experience in handling cotton,
him with all details Of the business. He
will give his entire attention to thesale
OF all shipments sent to us, and will be
pleased to hear from his old friends and
correspondents in his new connection.
We Will eudeayor to keep our Gus
toners posted on the conditlon Of the
market, aud furnish them with AIRY in
formation In our power as may BE- to
their interest.
Respectfully soliciting q share Of
your business and trial shipment at
AN early day, we remain,
Yours, most truly,
sept27d&wif 8. ROOSEVELT ",
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An old goober grabbing friend Of our
who started from the old land twenty years
since for Texas but has been 'water-bound'
in Arkansas ever since put
in an ! appearance yesterday.
He likes Texas, and is delighted with what
he sees IN Waco.
The little raid the other night on the
Monte men, has cooled the ardor Of the
cheed'ie,s De hdastrie little. The adjourn
ment OF Of the Grand Jury only increased
instead Of diminishing their woes.
II there were any M-Quadishness about
us, We could get up some rich dots these
mornings, by attending the Recorders court.
That venerable functionary deals out jus
tiee nimbly, and the boys go away profound
ly impressed with the fact that Waco is no
place for foolishness Of any kind, much less
gambling.
The country emptied all Of Its surplus
population INTO our streets yesterday, and
the crowd was so dense for the greater part
Of the day, that one could hardly get
through. But Notwithstanding, they all
managed TO get to Reisner's and found him
prepared with splendid stock of confec-
tionery, aud good things generally.
The ncgrbs who congregaic on Devil Bug
corner, on Saturdays are ever loud and
boisterous. That would be q good place
for Marshal Compton to station one OF hit
good. looking policemen, and perhaps ou'
colored friends could be induced TO keep 9
little aniet.
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THE DAILY EXAMINER.
Local Intelligence.


Kentucky Club.
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There Ia no person living but what suffers
more or less with Lung Disease, Coughs,
Colds or Consumption, yet some would die
rather than pay 20 cents for bottle OF me
diclne that would cure them. DR. A. Bos-
cHEE's GERMAN SYRUP has lately been In
PRODUCED in this country from Germany,
and It's wonderous cures astonishes every
one that try it, II you doubt what We say
In print, cut this out and take 1t TO youI
Druggist, J. NJ. Riyiere, Waco, Texas, and
get sample bottle for 10 cents and try It,
Two doses will relieve you. Regular size
rs cents. nysd&wiy
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UswHoLEsoME FoOD.-By the unnat-
ural combination OF different articles
by ignorant persons for baking powder
the food very indigestible, as the chem
ical action, when they enter the stomach
prevents their beiog digested. OF these
mixtures IL requiies but small guam
tity to make food very uuwholesome.
DR., Prices Cream Baking Powder Is the
only powder prepared by the applica-
ton OF scientific principles. combining
ali the elements of n perfeS: powder.
thus making II safe, economical, and
nutritious, and only TO be equalled In
purity aud strt myth by his True Flavor
Ing Extracts, with which every house.
keeper should be supplied. nAlw
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Pfof. X rause.

Pro-. krause.
TIE Texas New Yorker Of q recent date,
has The following well deserved notice OF
our fellow townsman, Prof. Krause, and
his variety Of grapes. twin be read with
pleasure by the Professors many friends in
in this region VI country. .,t,.. .EtL.4.
We saw many grapes that would do honor
to the most celebrated winegrowlng districts
in the world. But one curiosity In this line
was shown by f. W. Krause, Of Waco. It
was II grape which this enterprislng Ger.
man gentleman has christened ''Tcxana,"
1t is anew Hybrid produced by fertilizing
the native Texas grape Mustang, with The
Pollen or formulating dust OF the white
Hungarian grape-a foreign grape. The
specimen exhibited WAS the first hearing OF
the vine, at three years old. Mr. X. says the
growth Of the yiue Is vigorous and healthy
the wood being stout and short -jointed.
The soil on which the fruit was raised Is q
strong loan, with some sand. more
beautiful specimen OF this suceulent fruit,
the grape,we have never beheld In all or oui
| observations.
1 M. Krause, Of the Home Nursery, At
| Waco, McLennan county, has given much
attention to the culture of the vine, and
may be regarded as iirst-class authority In
his great specially. ....
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The Coming Festival.

The ladies Of the Episcopal Church, We
are informed, are working with might and
main, making preparation for the coming
festival, which will take place on the even
ings Of the 18th and 10th Of December.
From all we can learn at present, the public
may expect to see something superb III the
Episcopal Festival Further particulars will
be published In due time. t".
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3. Johnson Il Co.
Just received at 8. johnson d Co.'s, and
for sale at lowest prices:
10 barrels choice Baldwin apples.
20 barrels choice Winesap apples.
40 barrels Fancy New York apples.
100 barrels choice Early Rose potatoes.
Is barrels choice Peerless potatoes.
25 barrels choice red onions.
Is crates cabbage. noyl0dti
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I. j. Womack, druggist, Austin Az
enne, under the McClelland Hotel, receives
almost daily new supplies ofpure drugs and
medicines. His stock is complete In every
department, and being continually renewed,
Is always perfectly fresh. His assortment
OF fancy articles is immense, and comprises
everything usually kept in a frst-class drug
store aug11df
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Election Procis nation.

MAYORS OFFICE, O.. OF WACO, TEX,
November .. 1875.
WHEREAS, Blythe chat terof said city, the
term OF one ALDERMAN In each Ward ex-
pires In each year, and ..L-.I H
WHEREAs, Il is made the duty OF the Mayor
70 order an election TO NIL said vacan'
Giles,
Now, therefore, /, John q, West, Mayor
of the city of Waco, by virtue OF the author
ity vested In me, do order and direct that
an election be held at the established voting
place In the several Wards, on the second
Monday, being the 18th day Of December,
1875, for the election OF an Alderman for
each Ward, TO fll the vacancies occasionet
bythe expiration Of the terms OF the fol-
lowing Aldermen, viz:
Ward No. l, s, w. Mabry.
Ward MOI ., J.iT. Walton. i.f
Ward No. 3, J. q. McCrary.
Ward No. 4, Wiley Jones.
Ward No. 8, j. W. Mann.
Aud that the presiding officers OF said
election make due retnl thereof according
TO law, and the ordinance Of the city.
Given under my hand aud the seal OF
H.. ST. the City Council Of Waco, No
yember y, 1875. JOHN q. WEST,
noyl0 20d Mayor.
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ongap
ney cant support c Club without the aid Of
how STOP your HAIR from falling
the most delightfully."- syouey used
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The "Greaf Texas Bonanza " DrdlCing Ibsi-
fi~ on Nocn,,er 3Oth, or Money Refunded.
The most Responsible Enterprise in TIE Uni
tel States.
The Texas Gift Concert Association,
of Denison, Texas, will distribute to
ticket holders, November 30th, $220.OOO
dealing. Its managers are old and reli
able citizens of Texns. But a few days
now remain to the day of drawing
But a few tickets now unsold, so tickets
should he secured ut once. This Asso-
citation assume all risk, and pay all ex
penses Tor cash remitted for tickets,
when sent per Express or by Bank
a club. Read their advertisement.
OptpDtl
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Divine service.
At the Sd Street NJ. Z. Church South,
Rev. Mr.. Wells, II q. m, Evening service
att 81 Ak B
German Methodist, 9th and Fmnklin
streets, Rev. Mr.. Arnold, II a. m, and Z
p. IN.
Cumberland Presbyterian, Washington
street, Rev. Mr.. Haynes, II a. IN. and z pm.
First Baptist, 4th street, Rev. B. II. Car
roll, II a. IN, and p. m.
Christian Church, Franklin and Sixth,
Elder Joseph Key, at II a. IN. and Up. m.
Old School Presbyterian, Second street,
Rev. Mr.. King, II a. m. and Up. IN.
Episcopal. (st, Paul's) Fourth streets Rev.
Otis Hackett, II q. IN (; tecturel7 p, ~ q
Church OF the Assumption. (Catholic),
Washington and Fifth, Rev. Father Bus
ssnt. Mass 10 4. IN. vespers +p. m.
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noyl6itf

Produce Warehouse, Bridge street, near
depot-Produce and merchandise stored a.
reasonable rates. Railroad freights OF all
kinds shipped or forwarded. As my profits
depend on storage, sell for customers
without charging commissions.
Waco. July "A. 1875 WM. d. OTIS.
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Of Corsicana, Is also attached to Capt. Par
rott's corps Of able agents, and is going
ahead with promise OF great future useful
mesa
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Mr.. W. ii. johnson Is running a daily
hack line from Waco to Bolton, although
his contract with the Postofiice Department
only calls for "a tri-weekly MIR j. puts n
man through to Austin for SO having a
daily line from Bolton to that city.
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That Fred Axling has everything drinka-
BILE that man can call for, and all of the
purest and choicest brands. He still stands
by BurnhaIn's XXXX and o. q. Bourbon.
His genuine Sazarac COgnac brandy, i'm
ported IN original packages, is simply dell
cious. He also receives continually fresh
supplies Of imported ale, porter and wines.
Free lunch every day from ~ to IL al
"Fred'sn saloon on the square. oct5
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Notice .n 20 smokers.

Two hundred pounds of "Virginia
Dare" direct from the factory, and
bought for CASH, at the Empire Cigar
Store. ut less than my other house In
the city can sell II. All other favorite
brands Of Tobacco and Cigars al reduc.
ed rates.
We wish TO impress on the mind of
the public, that we can afford Il sell
cheaper than any strictly
for CASH.
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East Waco Items.


The week closed cold aud gloomy, but
there was an unusual number OF people In
town, even for Saturday, and Elm street
was throngcd with wagons. McKeen and
Cornish did . large retan business.
Apples and pecans were In steady de-
mand among the freedmen, and the usual
weeks supplies OF bacon, -four and mo-
lssses were laid In.
We saw policeman brushing down a
mule with his baton. Very much like turn
Ing swords into pruning hooks.
Cotton came In more freely than for the
two previous days. About eighty bales
were weighed up, and the shipments were
300 bales; making 1900 bales shipped this
season. We noticed several lots of flour
from country mills.
Pecans are beginning TO come In, though
only In small lots.
The wagon yards have done a very
brisk business this week
Several wagons passed through town on
their way to Bell county.
Seven car loads Of lumber were unloaded
from the cars yesterday.
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The attention of our readers and Patrons
Of Husbandry especially, is directed to the
advertisement OF Bro. Gibbs, who has lost
FIVE horses, and offers reward for their re-
coyey, Bro. Gibbs can lily afford TO lose
the stock. Address ". X. Gibbs, Crawford,
McLennan county, Texas.
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PersonaL, I IFTYI t. ctlII
We announce with pleasure that DIR. w.
X. Clifton, the accomplished dentist, has
returned from his visit below, and will be
ON hand at his elegant rooms, GU Austin
Avenue, as usual. DIR. u. rising man In
his profession, and we hesrtily reioice a, the
success he Is acbieying. D.
DIR. Workman, Of This county, gave us a
PLEASANT call yesterday. -
Capt. NJ. ID. HeIring Is M able, indefatiga
BILE lawyer, aud one Of the sort who hall the
approach Of sunday. or any other day Of
rest, with much the same feeling Of delight
that giaddens the breast OF hard worked
printer.
w. H. Woodburn, Esq, mother aud sis
ter, OF Gsiesvllle, have moved IA Waco, and
have taken Mr.. Kellett's pleasant little home
stead on Austin street. We welcome this &C.
cession to the society OF Waco. Our Pres
byterian friends will Join us In extending
the inequalities to the new Corners. 90
j. q. McCreary, Esq, is slowly recovering
from his late. seve G and dangerous Illness
We had the pleasure OF call from Mr.
George Coon, OF the great Carpet and Cur
tain houss OF j. Kennard Sons, St. Louis
Mr. Coon will remain one or two days, and
our citizens who contemplate identifying
and adjoining their homes, should see him
We commend both the house ant
their gentlemaniy agent, TO the people
OF Texas.
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Halls Vegetable sicilan Hair Re-
newer now stands among the first, and
at the head OF all articles for a similar
purpose. The testimony OF our physi-
clans Is conclusive rs TO It's value and
we are personally acquainted with
scores of cases where u has been used
gray hair to its original color, and
leave II glossy, and In q healthy condi-
tiOn; while, for heals troubled with
dandauff, or any disease Of the scalp, ID
acts like charm In cleansing them.
Try 1t, ana You will not be disappoint-
cd Lowell Courier, Ady2 g, 1858. n24dlw
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Lost.

A purse containing certain sum OF
money, and note on 7. l.. Reed for $50.
All persons are notified not 10 trade for said
note, as payment has been stopped. lib.
eral reward will be paid for the return of
the purse to the Examiner office.
n25dlw WIN. DoNAHo.
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NJ. Weller 4 Tietzer HAYS opened
Bakery and Confectionery on the west
side Of the Square, and In addition
sc, and nice, hot Coffee Lunch, with
Oysters, will be served ut any moment
desired, nylnlm
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EAST WACO EATING HousE.-Lunch al
all hours, aud good supply Of candies,
cake. pies, fresh bread &c, always on
hand. Persons wishing lunch WIN do well
W give me call.
nov4dlm y, Is. DAGaRIT.
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You WIN find at 5. B. Humphreys choice
navy beans, choice South Carolina Rice,
choice Louisiana sugar, sugar hop . mo
lasses, naccaroni, yermasslla, cheese. crack
ers, potatoes, teas, and all kinds OF canned
goods, low for cash. povldtf
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A construction and freight train collidcd
ON the Central, yesterday, afternoon, de
tanning the up passenger train last night
Conductor Murphy's train left Bremond a,
10 o'clock last night, arriving here at 1880,
with quite number Of passengers.
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Portray,

That good old dog IL dead; and We win
call the attention of the police to the, fact
that there Is two In the same aI, IN the alley
near the postofilce.
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| EattVE eouEh
The Recorder made II lively for the col
orcd CHANDELIERS yesterday. Only sixtce.
OF them answered to the plea OF guilty
and received the small fine Of ten dollar
and costs. Last Of them, but not least
came Bill Brown, and as small amount Of
work was needed to be done on our streets
the Recorder saw proper to have him aid
the Cham Gang to the amount Of twenty
five dollars and added In the costs.
And now, who next Chas. Donaho
drunk and down.
care you guilty or not guilty."
"well, IN tell you fore God, Boss,
thought rs at home In bed with my old wo-
man but, when woke, rs in dis little
room down stars"
"well, this is the frat time that you have
been drunk-is ittn
"No, sir; rs 'soberer now than Use
been for Ave years. Boss, can get some
waterf"
swell, your old age saves YOU fine you
one dollar With the cost
"Wilkes Hargrave, you are charged with
violating the city ordinance by selling spir-
ituous liquors on the Sabbath. Are you
guilty or not guilty."
II 'spose SO; ] sell whiskey every Sun
day."
rFine you ten dollars with the costs"
"Please don't publish fast riding.
Oh, no.
Mrs. Hoadley deposited two dollars and
costs for keeping disorderly house.
Here the Court came TO a close, and the
collection Of fines and costs was the next
thing OH docket, and as the "colored troops
fought nobly" at the Tiger, and in the mean
time ran short OF funds, the Marshal re-
quested them to do some good for the city.
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Strayed Horses.

Strayed from the subscriber, living on
Wasp creek, three miles West OF Comanche
Springs, McLenuan county, on Wednesdsy,
the 24th inst, the following described horses:
A red roam mare, with a large bell on
me mare is about IA hands high, branded
wac" on left shoulder.
hight roam horse, about 141S hands high,
branded with jews harp. years old.
A light roam, 9 years old, IS hands
high, branded" W""G ION left shoulder
A dark roam horse mule, years old,
about l5N hands high, branded "W" 90"
on left shoulder.
Alec q sooty colored roam sucking colt.
without brand. A reward OF ten dollars
will be paid for their delivery TO me, or any
Information that will lead to their recovery.
n2Sd&wlt W. X. GIBBs
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Kentucky Club whiskey for sale at s. d.
Moore " Co.'S on Bridge Street, the finest
brand Of Old Bourbon ever brought To
Waco. ny.sldtf
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He IL truly n stump speaker
Who, when talking, exhibits mouthful
of stumps. II you would keep your dental
fixtures In perfect talking order, use the
fragrant ZOsODONT daily the recipe Is
simple but sure. ny2Blw
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DATENT LEGS AND ARMS

At Reduced Prices.
The patient putting on and iV0
practically testing the leg be-
fore purchasing. Repairing
done at moderate prices. u
Pamphlets and price list containing
all necessary Information, sent free.
Address LIE WIS LOCK WOOD.
200 N. Fifth Street. st. Louis. Mo.
November 4. 1S75-d&wly
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The man who created so much excite
ment yesterday, by running SO fast across
the Square, said he was going wheree that
fine Journalist, Mr.. Fred johnson, on Bridge
street, holds out. moves II
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To Rent.

A prairie farm, six miles from Waco. One
hundred acres under fence. Apply TO
SLEEPER, JONES & KENDALL.
Waco, Nov 81, 1875. nov23dlw
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TosCotton shippers.
No cotton or other merchandise will be
received by the h. X. for shipment unless
marked with full name OF the firm to which
1t Is consigned, OF which shippers will
please take due notice.
B.4..r {. L. GATES, Agent.
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Orange Job work.

We put up all kinds of job work for the
Oranges, in style, and at a price, which
simply defies competition.
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wheat Wanted

wheat wanted. '.'' '''' ''
i will pay cash for good wheat delivered
TO my order IN East Waco.
ocifdSwtf Y.C. A. ROOMS.
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Kentucky Club.


that Watkins has everything necessary to
make damp. duh Sunday pass on pleas
antly, they are challenged to go round there
this morning and be convinced.
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A bran new Singer Sewing Machine for
sale cheap for cash. Apply at ouce to Ma
jors 4 Pierce, on the Square. ny2S2t
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vegetables.
One car load of potatoes, choice apples,
dried fruits, etc, received at Curtis, Brown
Cos. Also, one car load of nails, all sizes
and cheap for cash. noylltf
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8. johnson l. Co. have one of the best
COWS in Texas, and she has young
calf. Not wishing to butcher the cow
cash. n27dtf
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Elder b. II. Carroll will preach to-day at
the Baptist church on the subject OF "Re-
strcted Communion ff.TiF rut-H,
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lmmigranss.

A train Of Immigrants from Mississippi
passed through the city going west yester-
day.
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Save your


n ny ne ns OF the same article create growth
nr a ' or win
This article directly
and the rgerms $3.50 :" nv" ''''
Many ready
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Great slaughter In mems and boys and
| youths overcoats, and clothing. Just re-
ceived anew line OF gents hats of the latest
modes. Call and examine.
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tel In st. Louis. Mr. Malin, the proprietor,
is prince of "Mine Host" and his clerks
:. not Of the "stuck-up" sort. Guests are
treated with the utmost civility, and are
made TO feel that the Laclede, for the time,
is their home. OF course, under such a
management, the table and also the rooms
aud beds are Of the very best. sel7d&wtf
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Krniusty Club: .l..Z..55sy1zsgI


A splendid stock Of liquors consisting OF
Bourbon and White Wheat whiskay; also,
apple, peach cogniae aud Blnekhery bmn-
dies, GIN v,nes, de-, iust received and ior
sale al j. r. Smiths.
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Fresh crackcrs-assorted,
Fresh canned goods,
Fresh canned fruits,
Flesh canned oysters,
just IN at low figures at
MARSHALL < EARfr's,
octlTdSwif i..n Third Street,
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hands to pay the teachers Of public schools
for one months services. 80 . g. itss
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The Texas Express Co. calls for and de
livers freishts free of drayage, new and
quicker connections at lower rates, have
been made TO all accessible points,
septlld3m