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A GOOD man and wise man may :
times be angry at the world; at tim. .
Igrieved At it, but, be sure, 40 man was
lever discontented with the world if &c d!,.
his duty in II.
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u. E.. LElAYAIRn
Notice..

" nom ii May Concern
d. 49," :" our IO.~. ssiOn all the NC.
pdL,., " H''nI. Al" have authority
y ,h., 80. ,"c s"i". Notice IL h, r..by
~. ,"s )" ar 'Ollnis must be- Dap 4
ID h" 49,, :" y t"'"r. or they will h.
M. "". ha''hs a. an xll.,rnry E,r
bym. Hrain an Annr VII IN. iakr,.
| sPlETU l. KRUG.
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SEPH WRIGHT, Editor & Publisher
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

FEDERAL and e,ritorial Officers.
bvcrnor-I;cnj. +. Potts, Virginia City
crlary- j. l.. Galloway, Virginia City.
Iuli,or-Sol star, virginia Ci'y.
fra,urcr-R q. Hickman. Virginia.
l,icf .Ju>,icc-D. 5. Wade, Helena.
.>uaic c.Jl,>iicrs-F. G. Scryis, Va. City,
I'M Knowlc>, Deer Lodge.
Is. Dist. Au'y-M {. Page, ltadersburg
kvcvnr Geuryal-A. j Smith, Helena
| 5. Mar>lal-Wm. +. Wheeler, Helena
,llcctor Int. Rcv.-T. p. Fuller, Helena
'pllcctor cus,oms-T. 4. Cummings
kna
IS. Examining Surgcons-Chas. MusSig-
Deer Loh &c: I'hos. Rcccc. Helena.
:. Conl'r> John Potter, Hamilton ;
\ NarI.i,y.. BnZcnan.
IDumar Land Di>llici--E. w. Willett,
lister: J. y. Bn."r1. Receiver: Bozcnian
clcna I.air,. D!>trici--W &. Child,
k,,el:D H. Weston. Receiver: Helena
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w. Monroe. M, D.,

NSl'IAN NANUSCRGEON Office
neAi door west Of StElsl,urgcr & Sler-
Main street, B"zrnEn. NJ. 7. Ten
b. professional services to the citizens
onnin and Gallatin county.
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County Officers.

County Officers.
)ro,,a,c .ju,i.c-i!. y. Mcguire.
T.. &. Duke.
|oard Of CO. Com'r>. p. w. Meadow:
.... G. w. Wakefield
hcriF-C. 4. Clark. Deputy, J. Il. Finch
flerk a d .;crnr,lcr-Arch Graham.
fra.,,.yr-S. Is. iiowcn.
ku,r,inrnirnt Pub. ln.-F. L. Stone.
Surveyors. NJ. Reed.
[.ov.Irr A. y. Mcpherson.
Assessor i. VI. Dawes.
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'oENEI At LAW Office next
""r ~ y. Ian,nc X Co.'S, IsOzcnan.
.na Will practice il all Courts Oi
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The transit Of Venus has caused many
storms, cyclones. earthquakes, &C., and
surely 1t has something to do with the
temper of the minds Of men. for
they seem to be as furious as ..;.e mind of
the weather. Every peper one reads con !,
ta'ns tho slckeni:s recital Of suicides.
murders, etc:..
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Don L. Bvam,

LECIlC PHYSICIAN-Oflice in
Frdl"y's hnild'n.. north side Main
p. Having located in Rozrnnnn. ten
l'is professional services 10 the citI-
M The iowr and county.
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1t 10 reported that young ladies who
have gone to Wisconsin to spend the SUM-
|mer, have learned to put . small live
worm on the hook without q tremor. Ii
would be q proud day for woman's rights
could those young ladies attain to the
nerve of the well known old darkey who
Explained what he hal in his mouth by
[mumbling out, "Wums, fur haiti"
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AEoLENNAN COUNTY EsTRAYs,

4SA 81 q tI 10 Go N'.
, No. ia.
/, Taken up by Bob Brown, miles from
Waco, at Thomas Cobbs, and estrayed before
mare, 4 years old, IA hands high, branded
SZ on the neck, 20 on the left shoulder and
blotck brand on the left hip. Appraised al
t25by Wand Virgins and Bob Cobb.
No, 735.
Taken up by W. NJ. T. Tubbs, 20 miles Of
Waco, on Middle Bosque, and estrayed be-
fore s. NJ. johnson, J. T. Precinct No. 9,
Nov "a, 1875 One bay mare 10 or ID years
old, IA hands high, saddle marked, branded
II on right shoulder. Also one yearling colt,
branded II. Appraised at $50 by ". NJ.
CofYman and John W. Tubbs.
d3w3t ByJ. T.. WALTON, Deputy.
No. 727.
Taken up by Frank Hill. at his residence,
and estrayed before 8. NJ. johnson, j. p.
precinct No. 8, Nov. IL, 1875, one gray horse,
I years old, l4lS hands high, branded n on
left shoulder, saddle marked. Appraised
at $500 by James Hannah and Henry
'"SfuUI No. lbs. YJl'ai = "a
Taken up by J. X. Sadler, 20 miles from
Waco, on Wasp creek, and estrayed before
8. N. johnson, j. ?, precinct No. 8, Nov.
| 4, 1875, one bay horse, years old, IA hands
II liz
o 3 on left shoulder. Appraised at t35. 90
| BY q. r. shattuck and A. Gattin. ~
No. 73l. 't f
Taken up by Il. Ditto, IS miles west Of
| Waco, on North Bosque, and estrayed be-
| fore W. q. Boyd, J. P. Precinct No. 4, Nov.
| II, 1875, one sorrel mare, years old, brand
\ ed j II connected; also one roam paint mare,
0 years old, branded o on right shoulder,
i colts, issue Of said mare; also one OK u
years old, branded v inside circle, marked
crop and split In right and crop and ulder-
Bit In left ear. Appraised at eco hy John
Nc Cann aud Vim. Davis.
| No. 732.
Taken up by James Golson, 10 miles west
Of Waco, and estrayed before W. q, BOYD.
J.P. Precinct No. 4, Nov. 10, 1876, one brown
horse mule IL years old, IS hands high,
branded W on left jaw; also one sorrel horse
mule l2 years old, IS hands high, branded
u GU left hip, shod before. harness marked
Appraised al $50, by Isaac Brock and WIN.
Oliver.
d. X. GURLEY.
elk d. q. Mel. Co, Tex.
~. !. I. WALTON. Deputy. ocssw
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Personal.
We are glad to be able to report tho rapid
recovery OF our good friend, the Rev. sam.
P, Wright who ha beer. very dangerously
III of pneumonia. ..t .,...,p
Mr.. A. l.. Cashelle, an employee for the
las, i've years. Of this office, lefti Tuesday
for San Antonio. He will be absent until
next Summer, sometime, He carries with
him thesgped wial,es 81 allshe Sosee.s II Z
We recslssd pleasant csh fonRsy !
W. stevens, OF Towssh, yesterday. Mr. g.
is one Of those vigorous muscular Christians
whose weight y .irsys fey IN frontier coua ?
tries,
". learn that Mr.. Cavitt, Of the firm OF
Cavitt 4 Farr, lawyers, Is dangerously III, so
much 30, that his death 10 expected NJ any
moment ~
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
GEN ERAL REVIEW.


EXAMINER OFFICE, WEDNESDAY, !
| Dee. 1, 1si5
The geueral market for cotton has re
N ,a,uaa n,c,,o,ged pa,ns hod roass and
cola weather have made the week, so lar
| dull Ia cotton receipts at Waco, The ship
mep,s for the last three DAYS have been about
aoo 80. -, A.. n,,,. .,,, an.
- 80 '"u '"e 's'.'p ~" '"e sun
buyers and shipped to New York, Boston,
~. n.,... .,,1 rIo,.,an sa,a
we" "''e"ns' "a'''s'o" anu oo"'e
choice lots have been sold Tor he ana NE
Receipts up TO the close Of November have
amounted Ia On OOO baies. and thu seasop
a"'o.''" W y, 80"
may DC c"hS'uefeu n,,, over IL 'ne "ea'her
continues favorable Waco can count upon
An On h.,.s 80
ma. .aa.., "a A, ,,,,,,,,
hue .h""' anu ""coh commune NJ ""-
changed figures.
Potatoes and apples are In less supply and
ur.a,.,. aa,,,.,,a r'l{7lijllfl : =
$3.50 1850,
small grains OF all Kinds would bring
good prices.
Their. ,s cous,der.h,e enouir, for pecsns
- :. .o"o,s', "'' '"f""' w. p'N""''
General business, Wholesale and retail, has
been good.
Gral,i-wheat. red q o. white u 10.
oa,s, SOC, Corn eoc. nny ~, NJ
niussLafrfeh' o's'' rhht' i|"'' i"'
sailed. ~ ,
o., cot n, 1 oim,na ar 49, o,u'' M
-; u11u orunuary ~ a'" "''
u,nhs, p.ao. m'uu n"e' ~ t, ~ az,
HALv EsroN.- Low uinhy' Pr
ordinary loe. a9oa ora,nnr3, KS
Low Middihg' izsc, M,uumhg, i"Hs'
81. Louis'-I.o~ OIuInaiy ~, ~ VI
rnary. "; Sood oru,narys, ~ ~"
MtmIanne; issc Miuuint' 80
,s woo,nIDuy' ID 10 ion' lean. 70
y. SalseS.ou' ai'' 81 .o"'S' 'z''
new ORR, Sc. .
preaqstunsIf ioua per eW,a to'n '"
~ Nv rer ""''' co." W to'"' MEAL
Wy. 49,,
uroceries- iiu, 100. bacoh' u re.
saa ~ ~, Susn oh he 10Y; M ,oih
n.y. nv, ~ 70 ,o ~. sugar, DIoWn, ~ .oi Snc'
white, ~ 70 iAc; Sonee,Af toZ.s. salt.
per SAX, sou. prieu hppiss, i@c, per
a. a.. Sreen, So 10 70 Per ~ 10 ; ZEE
~ ~, b1''er' 'e' ro'a'"es' s'''AN@sfW
per pDl. MI. an
soa ''s Eins cnt Il ~ "a a. .''' "'S'' "'o
oVC, rne cu., % ~ oc
nj Mnlsky-oorn, "esterm'sio 10 si.so.
hehtucky: S 10 70 hopertsoh
eyunty. ss'p 70 So.U' a., .,- o,.,
psr-k =. s|o W vs. ohih-
e'Ge, So'V1 " W ,, a.. -,
bsel Ster-O.d'hary, IL GOOD
ordinary. Slb 70 VIE tr,ne, w nogs,
ross, -; s meu, !, or or, St, LOUIS Texas
Goid,,R nvino ia. calling IIb
Siivar -p;,y,n1 I'd. saliino; n,
panL d;sooNyt 81 Nor c.nt
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Acquitted.

In the Criminal Court, N. p. Hunnicut,
upon his second trial for the murder OF Eu-
gene Carter, was acquitted. 1t VIII be re-
membcred that he WAS convicted, and the
Jury assessed his punishment at confinement
in the penitentiary for life, last year we
understand he expresses his determination
to remain IN Waco He was walking about
on the streets yesterday, aud attracted no
little attention.
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CUT THIS OUT.
IL May Rave Your Life.

There is no person living but what suffers
tnoss or less with Lung Disease, Coughs,
Colds or Consumption, yet some would die
rather than pay az cents for bottle OF me-
dicine that would cure them. DIR. A. Bos-
cifsE's GERMAN SYRUP has lately been in
troduced in this country from Germany,
and It's wonderous cures astonishes every
one that try 1t. II you doubt what we say
in print, cut this out and take II to your
Druggist, j. NJ. Riyiere, Waco, Texas, and
get sample bottle for 10 cents and try 1t.
Two doses will relieve you. Regular size
rs cents. .... ttIy nv22d&wly
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r AND FOR SALE.
EAGLE SPRINGS.
OFFICE OF /,
S. ROOSEVELT &c CO.,
Cotton Factors and General
Commission Merchants.
N NJ.


NEW York, Sept. Is, 1876.
DEAR SIR-ln connection with our
hardware business, which will DO con-
Quoted ns heretofore, we have organ
/ ized cotton factornge and general
commission department, and beg leays
10 tender our SERVICES In that capacity
! TO shippers OF produce 10 this market.
\ In doing no VIZ tan assure our friends 4
that our organization Is complete, and
our facilities for handling cotton,
wool. hides. &C., &c, equal TO any
house In the trade. We are fully pre-
pared to make rs liberal advances IN u
cash, as due regard to safety will Jus
NY, ana TO make faithful and prompt
returns Tor all property committed to
our care. Intending, ms we positively
DO, to transact legitimate commisiop
business, and, under no circumstances,
TO either buy or sell n bale of cotton
sure our friends that our best exertions
Will be directed towards insuring full y
market rates for all eonsignneats
made us.
Mr.. W. y. Scogln. so well known to
our friends IN Texas, La, AMI Ark,
VIII continue with us ns heretofore, and ~
will spend the greater portion OF his ~
time In those States and solicit con-
Arguments: We have also secured the
services OF Mr.. David Ruskin, whose
long experience In handling cotton,
&c, IN this market has fainiliarfxsd
him with oil details Of the business. He ~
will give his entire attention to the sale y
OF all shipments sent TO lis, and will be
pleased TO hear from his old friends ana
correspondents IN his new connection.
we Will endeavor to keep our cus4' \
toners posted ON the condition Of tho
market, and furnish them with any In
formation In our power IA may be to "
their interest
Respectfully soliciting n share of e
your business and trial shipmeut At v
an early day, we remain, rt.rl..l
Yours, most truly,
sept27d&wif \. ROOSEVEI.T& 30. :.
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Trade Notes. .t.I..
Cotton was the basis Of all commercial
transactions yesterday. has iriamh1ia
Large sales Of lumber were effected
BagpIng and ties were in demand. 80
Dry goods, groceries and furniture were
sold in large quantities. ,fs4uf az,
Large sales of agricultural implements
were effected by our local deAaers.
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We take pleasure in informing persons
who wish ale, porter, sweet Missouri cider,
that II can be found at that elegant saloon
Of Messrs. HARRISON Il Schaffer's, or better
known by the high reputation that Il wor-
thily won as the Golden Eagle" No. II,
Bridge street. They also furnish that pure
Bourbon whisky, known as the %. Taking
their saloon as a whole, 1t cannot be sur
passed by any in the city. Try 1t and be
convinced. nov30dtf
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sidewalk (:oSsip,

sidewalk Gossip.
The Gas Company gives liberal measure
vhen serving out moonlight these evenings,
andto make matters worse, that luminary
is only an infant yet.
This old Gossip cannot undertake TO say
why It is, but he will undertake TO say tina,
there are more incisively polite men just
now In Waco, and McLennan county, than
was ever seeh before. 1t would not be
|rIKhf 70 say thatfhe coming election is the
causs, hut live had TO sit on the ease. the
verdict would he unanimous one way or the
other. KSaT ar
This old GossI p was q lid OUT yesterday,
and that fact must be his apology for a
meagre local. The first, you know. We
could not hut notice good many Of the
boys were nearly as badly smitien with the
charms OF the hunting season, as they are
when the Grand Jury is In session. We
were not alone.
Gor. Coke's many warm personal friends
A. thil citysstll u pleased to know that III
Present wish WIFI last several days, Or I'm.
III tue enc. OF the week.
Our clever and wide awake jeweler, Mr..
Ragland, thinking our eyes as badly worn AZ
our tongue, presented this old Gossip with
an elegant pair 81 glasses, the other day.
9ur dignity N. greatly, "set up whatever
may be the ultimate result as far as the eye
sight 10 concerned.
I Various conflicting rumors as to the yer.
diet In the Hunnicut case were discussed on
the sidewalks al day Yesterday. Nh"'
We predict great activity In matrimonial
matters about the 9Th inst. ............
Brother Killough " greatly troubled by
book agents, iightning-rod men, life insur-
ance solicitors, and gentlemen Of that sort,
iwhdI claim attention TO the exclusion Of
other necessary business. Mr. X. thinks
each should have an office, and confne his
business operations 10 gtg Wouldn't the
book and hght,iing-fod fellows.haye merry
time OF 1t, watching for customers.
The workmen were busy yesterday re-
pairing the damage caused by the recent
heavy rainsto the Masonic Temple l
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Zine Liquors. siaH assSs sHE
Fred AIling has some OF the very nnest
liquors we have ever .drsnkip this o. any
other country. His imported wines and
brandies are particularly ane. We com
mend them to our friends.
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Our weekly.

Our weekly. =" .I1NIHlaW IUT0.I -.
our Weekly will be issued tomorrow. 1t
will contain all the latest aud freshest news,
leading editorials on important subjects,
and will be found In all respects, iust such
. paper as Texans need, and Wish to send
abroad other friends. .fiil. ti...' 30
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Notice 20 smokers.

NOt1c6 70 SmOkOFS.
: Two hundred pounds of "Virginia
Dare" direct from the factory, and
bought for CASH, at the Empire Cigar
Store" at less than any 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 te sell
cheaper than nybody-buying strictly
far CASH.
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The Robertson County Council Grange,
meet at their hall In the old courthouse
bnildingat Owensyille, the Friday before
ihe'full moon In each month, at 10 a. IN.
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IL IL q Fact

That Fred Axling has everything drinka-
BILE that man can call for, and all OF the
BY Burnham's xxx and o. o. Bourbon.
His genuine Sazarac Cognac brandy, i'm
ported 10 original packages, is simply deli
ciOus. He also receives continually fresh
supplies Of imported ale, porter and wines.
Free lunch every day from 10 to IL at
"Fred'sn saloon on the square oct5
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Teeth IN n in.t.liB,.t .I,six 81.
Are sure drawback on Personal appear
ance and personal comfort. Therefore, keep
them in good repair withthat established anti
dote for all, the diseases that assail them,
fragrant SozoDoNr.
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Lsnk Cassaaay. ,a.
IAdkls old city lIIeIt sslpsp, Aus,
Mn Avenue Is one Of Tie fsvorite fes5ats fof
the lovers of good liquors and cigars, in this
nity
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The I.aclede still maintains It's strong hold
upon the travelling public as the fayorite no
tel In St. Louis. Mr.. Malin, the proprietor,
ia prince Of 'Mine Host" and his clerks
n mot 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
management, the table and also the rooms
and beds are Of the very best. sel7dSwf
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Hook 4 Ladder Co., No. J.. ~. sri
The Officers and members OF Rescue ID;
81 Co., No. l." will meet at their Hall on
Friday night, December 4th, for business OF
,mpor,apce. Ton PApaIrT, Foreman.
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=. Johnson a co.
> Just received at 8. johnson & Co.'s, and
for sala at lowest prices
70 barrels choice Baldwin apples.
20 barrels choice ylnesap apples.
( 40 barrels Fancy New York apples.
100 barrels choice Early Rose potatoes.
IS barrels choice Peerless potatoes.
. IS barrels choice red onions.
10 crates cabbage. noyl6dtf
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crowded

Crowded.
weesurfender much Of our asrsce-s
morning to the address of ihs Constitu-
,ioual Convention. 1t win amply repay u
perusal
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Own Hair,

NO charge vii be made h truly wonderful
IT has restored hair the heads of
&C. sent free Any address and will give One Thousand
does not change the of harmless
wonderful
Price ~ ~ or bottles for ~ g
thousand
DR. j. p. DItOMGOOIE
- .... Louisville, Kentucky.
Is j. M. RvERK Agent Waco n2s
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You will find at 3. b. Humphreys choice
navy beans, choice South Carolina Rice,
choice Louisiana sugar, sugar house mo.
lasses, maccaroni, yermasslls, cheese, crack
ers, potatoes, teas, aud all kinds Of canned
soOus, low i0r cash ....y nov1dtf
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Getting Warn. "a ths :" s4g-.t .
Waco is getting to be q rather warm place
for thieves. They have all taken big
scare. Our officers are on the alert, and
some of the light fingered gentry will get
into business Directly iil#R ~ .t1'y
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81 Produce Warehouse, Bridge street, near
depot--Produce aud 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. WIN. q. OTIs.
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EAST WACO. EATING HousB. --Lunch at
all hours, and q good supply Of candles,
cake. pies, fresh bread &c, always on
hand. Persons wishing lunch viii do well
10 give me call
"noy4dlm E,B, DAouxrT.
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Bakery AID Confscsaossry.
NJ, Weller & Tietzer have opened 2
Bakery and Confectionery on the weat
side Of the square, and Ia addition
thereto they keep Toys, Ernlts. Nnts,
Ec., and nics, hot Cotfee Lunehi with
Oysters, wilfbe served atany moment
desired. uSsuAh
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
ST. LOUIS
National Stock Yards

THESE YARDS are located at
East st. Louis, Illinois, directly OPP
posite the city OF st. Louis and
nearer the Business Centre than any
Yards located therein. They EN-
brace an area of $50 acres, of which
100 Acres are Enclosed
for the special business of the yard,
and 90 Acres are under Sheds.
Constructed in the year 1873, improve
ments suggested by experience in other
yards, have been Introduced and il is
believed thee yards present advanta-
ges for the care Of stock, whether in
winter or summer, not offered by any
other yards.
The stock arriving is unloaded dir
ectly In the pens and placed imme-
diately on the market.
Buyers from New York, Boston, Chi
cago, Cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville
and other points are permanently To-
Gated at the yards, and shippers can
reliable market for all receipts how
eeer large and for all grades Of stock.
Every effort will be made TO advance
the confidence OF shippers in the 81,
Louis live stock market which has al
ready, through the ags ncy of these
| yards, become at least the equal of any
| live stock marset In the west. and by
| shippers concentrating the live stock
trade in this market, II will become the
largest Wholesale market in the west
for cattle as II Is now the equal OF any
| fer all other stock.
| A first class hotol for the convenience
| Of its patrons Is attached TO the yard
| The East St, Louis stock Yard Bank
| under the management of Newman
Hastings Co., has ITS office ia the gen
| eral offices of the yard.
| ISAAC II. KNOX, President.
JOSEPH MULHALI, Superiut endent.
J. GREEN CASH, Asst. Superintendent,
| OTwtf
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r. rournamcu,,I ] EuIE iuh
Mr.. Tom Padgitt. our prize saddle maker,
10 getting up one of the finest saddles imagi-
usble for the "Christmas Tournament" Go
aud see It,
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Vegetables.

One car load Of potatoes, choice apples,
dried fruits, etc, received ut Curtis, Brown
q Cos. Also, one car load Of nails all sizes
and cheap for cash. npylltf
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Oh Zap
A splendid stock Of liquors consisting o.
xxx Robertson County, Nelson County
Bourbop and White Wheat whiskey; also,
apple, peach cogniac and Blackberry bran
dies, gin wines, DC, Just received and for
sale at j. r. Smiths. "a '.A'. 80 =
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8. johnson & Co. have one Of the best
COWS IN Texas, aud she has q young
calf. Not wishing to butcher the COW
cash. -L uNdtf
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"A tables for sale At Hildebrand &
smitb a oomn,ereial Saloon, sAustii street,
Waco. Texas. W. u"
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| Attention Palrons,

lwill pay cash for good wheat delivered
70 my order IN East Waco.
Hocf6dswtf YEA, Rooms.
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Save your

MAKE
anaa no win
whkers
This article acts directly
ana germs "
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Job Work. - .....r.
! The Erarnjaer Joi, OiIice proposes 70 com.
pete with any ONCE In the State, both for
style and price. Call and see specimens.
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Immigration. =,
I'VE have again TO report many trains Of
immigrants arriving.
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:, The Texas Express Co. calls for and de-
lvers freishts free OF drayage, new and
quicker connections at lower rates, have
been made to all accessible points. ,i.
aifM septl1d3m
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Millions Of Irish Potatoes.
Millions Of Irish Potatoes al 8. d. Moore
Il Co.'S on Bridge Street, ny22dtf