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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-05

NV ELkcrEo PRocrS.-A very in.
genious application Of olectro-metai-
lurgy has recently been brought before
the notice Of tho Society Of Arts. II
consists in the application 81 q coat Of
silver. by means Of electro-deposition.
on natural leaves and flowers. by this
means very delicate ornaments are pro-
duced. since the precise form and tex.
turs Of the natural leaf is preserved
undcr tho thin silver film. The special
process by which these results are At
tanned il the invention Of Mr., Denton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-05

MusIc rnoN Gas JKB.-An eItraor-
binary nev muHical instrumsnt called
the pyrophone. Invented BY NJ. Kastner.
Of Paris, has been exhibited at the So
ciety Of Arts. The notes are produced
by the singing Of gas jets In glass tubes,
aud are sweet and pure. and. Mt the samo
time. have great penctrativs power.
After the reading Of the paper on the
invention, illustrations Of the music
emitted were given separately and in
concert with the human voice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-05

How AoArS. = Our ancient friend.
Hon. Jim Crawford. Superintendent OF
the Carson Mint. has returned from his
tom to the Big Trees and tho Valley OF
the Yosemite. Friend James admits 10
having been sorely beset by Sallio Hart,
bat says that by = violent drag Of his
heart strings hs finally escaped the
snnes OF the syrsn.-Carsoa Tribune,
June ID.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-05

"DrAR me, how fluidly no talks" said
m harrington recently. at q temper
aiee meeting. ~ am always rsjoiced
when he mounts the nostrils, for his
body,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-05

NJ EvADA COLE And SILVER
~ Mining Company. : Location OF Prin.
pal Place Of business. Fan Francisco, Cal.
Storey County, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that al Q meeting
Of the Directors. held ON the vi day Of June,
ls,e, an s.se..nsnss ne; twenty; ave Cut,
the corporation, payable Immediately In
United states gold coin TO the Secrs'ary. at the
once Of the eompsny. Room .. No. Ls o.
iioraia street. BAi Frsneisco. Csiiiomis,
Any stock upsn which this ssssssment shall
remain unpaid, on the 9Th day Of JULY, 1870,
will be d~elinqusnt, and advertised for sale al
Rsslis ;ss1iSs' . ~ 81 sn.ss psETsSt .,ss
day Of JAY. 1875, 70 pay tho delinquent asssss.
msnt, together with costs OF Advertising and
fy order Of the Roard Of Dirretsys.
JOSEPH MAGulRK, Secretary
Onacs-Room .. No. Ss California
street. Ban Francisco. Cal. jss I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-05

BORN.

FURTH-ln lGsnoa. may ~. to the wife Of
Frederick Furth, Q daughter.
sCilKPfkR-in Caron, June .. TO the vile OF
J. A. Schefsr. Q daughter.
MARKRltT-ln Csrpos. June 8. TO the wife OF
n. z. Markert, Q son.
0ATEs-ln Austin, May %, 70 the wife OF ..
n. Gaies Q son.
MARl.KY-In winnemueea, June 3. the wife
Of william Marley. . son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-05
LOST.
NOTICES
A CARD.

A hing WILLIAMS HAS sEKN FIT TO
n challenge ne seeond time sincs our last
encounter, and state that hc did rot receive
fair play. I win cay for tho bencat Of him ana
81 Interested. that he car havs bis game Tor
not sooner. for reasons beet Known . mel.
JAMES oHArAAn.
Virginia City, June 4, 1873. istN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-05

THE BRsT or FOOD AND-
1 accommodations for every.@~
body. Special attention paid To transient cue
SIN WV. PuirPs, Proprietor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-05
GRAND
EXCURSION AND PICNIC
a. ....or....

The KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
lar.
The Hartford herald., 1875-04-28
WHERE REsLsT4NoE BEGAN


The peOpleof Lexington and Concord,
Mass, may arTugate to their towns the
honor of being the scene Of the first
conflict Of the American revolution,
but history, as We understand it, does
not bear them out in celebgating the
18th day of April, 1873, as the CEN
tennial of that event. The first armed
conflict between British regular soldiers
andrarmeCl- eeleaists in a body. occur
red in North Carolina on the 18th of
May, LII, at Alamance creek, in AL
amance county, In this way! The
governor Ofthe colony, TRYoS, built for
himself magnificent mansion, costing
some s75, 900, to pay for which luxury
he assessed tax ON the people. They
resisted the payment Of this levy, and
formed military organization to pre-,
vent its collection These ,colOnists in
force were. assembled at Alamanee
creek, and a force Of British regulars
were sent to disperse them, which they
did successfully, killing and wounding
a hundred or mOre-of the brave men
who were willing to lay down their
lives inthe purpose to successfully re-
sists early encroachment on their
rights. Had our brethren Of the "old
NosthState' shown asmuch persistency
as their NOFthern ineighbOrs, who the
other day engaged in a magnificent eel
ebratiOn, the opening of the grand ball
of the revolution would have been CON-
tmemorated four years since. These
facts can be verified by an examina-
ton Of "Williams History of North
i Carolina" l72I zee .sei .sg.- - o. s-
Il .sl. .....H- 4
The Hartford herald., 1875-04-28

The Philadelphia Press says that ii
still trusts in GoD and the Radical par,
ty, which is equivalent to an acknowl,
edment that it trusts equally in Con
and the Devil. . ''''~'' a.
The Hartford herald., 1875-04-28
STATEMENT OF MAJOR STANTON.
LOUISVILLE, April 81, 1875.

Colonel II. L. Giltaer--.- ~, L. ~.
DEAR SIR: In reply TO your letter Of
this morning, l have to say my recollec>
ton is distinct as to. the affair at Rhea-
town. asked you to assume command
because, as / stated TO you plainly at the
time Il knew General, Williams to be in
capaeitated by intoxication, and was app
prehensive of the trouble WHICH ultimate
ly ensued. tried every way in my power
to induce him tc continue his retreat, but
he would not listen to me. Col. Morris,
Capt. Jenkins. or any member Of his staff,
| urged him TO at least move from under
the enemy's guns, but he would not do so
and ordered all the dispositions made for
an encampment. The rest you know
l Thought every officer in the command
was familiar with this circumstance.
Very truly yours. H. T. STANTON.
The Hartford herald., 1875-04-28

Rev. WIsrrfrD Scorr, of Denver,
is another clergyman onthe ragged edge
of d9psstic ipfeIcity., The true in-
wardness ofOLfvER -WoEcorr's wife
brought him to grief and nothing short
Of $40, 900 viii patch the rent in OIL
vER,s honor. -ei1s9 3d5 e. sI.ac -.l
The Hartford herald., 1875-04-28
LIErcHF1ELD boasts of a citizen by

LIETCHFIELD boasts of citizen by
the name ofTUBB. Whenever he steps
on anything slippery and sits down to
rest, the small boys begin to yell, "Ev,
cry tub must stand on its own -
and then TUBE rises up wra,hy, and
the small boys lope off like frightened
gazelles. =. s.s. ,...... F.. aai'
The Hartford herald., 1875-04-28

IL his Rassellville circular old SoR-
GHUM5 eclares that he never uses mtox-
icating beverages. ASASIAs was knock
ed into eocked-hst onless provocation.
The Hartford herald., 1875-04-28
Hon. HENRY C. BURNETT.

Now what becomes of his assertion
that these charges 81 never saw and
never heard from, if in existence"
Fdtsm in mo, falsum in omnibus, is a
law maxim WILLIAMS has probably
The Hartford herald., 1875-04-28
The guileless public i now threat

The guileless pnbhc is now threat
ened with true mwardness novel, in
which the Plymouth Parson and TIL
roN's wife will enact their guilty loves
to the ruination of all morals. When
the agent comes around with the nasty
book, "shoot him on the spot"
The Hartford herald., 1875-04-28

EVERY tomorrow has two handles.
We can takehold of IT by the handle Of
anxiety, or the handle of faith
The Hartford herald., 1875-04-28
ITO the Editor Of the Courier, J ournpal. |

.....f LOUISVILLE, NY, April Il, 1910.
Gen John S. Williams, through card,
and by an exhibit of certificates in the
Cjsrier-JounaL of April L., has UNDER
taken to relieve himself,of the odium
which attached to bad actions by contra
dieting some statements made by me in a
letter to Col. j. Stoddard Johnston. dated
March IL, concerning my association
with him in the Confederate army, and
particularly of an affair at Rheatown, in
October, 1868. y 49,.
While cannot claim that my recellec-
ton is superior to his own, or that ofany
other comrade, upon matters Of ordinary
interest at period now so far removed,
am free to say that the incidents of that
disgraceful and terrible disaster are as
fresh and strong in my memory as if they
had transpired but yesterday: and how
ever many and honorable may be the wit
nesses he brings to his defense, 1 will never
yield the evidence ofmy own senses to the
memory OF any living men. The attitude
in which stood on that memorable oc-
casion, as second in command to Gen.
Williams, and the grave responsibility
resting upon me for the lives of the men
of a gallant army and the interests of a
great cause, were amply sufficient to cause
me to uote with great particularly every
difficulty by which | was then envroned,
and with no malice toward Gen. Will
liams, aud no desire to do aught but my
The Hartford herald., 1875-04-28
HIS CoNFEDERATE RECORD.

The State is being flooded with a
handbill, headed, "To the People of
Kentucky" which purports to be
Gen. WILLIAMS Vindication," from
the charges preferred against him by
Col. J. SToDDARD JOHNSTON. To
the superficial reader, the long array
Of letters and certificates he parades do
appear to vindicate him. But care
ful reading discioses the fact that the
most important them, indirectly. but
actually, confirm, JonSsToN's char
yes. .....
The Hartford herald., 1875-04-28
JOHN p. BARRETT,
ATTORNE,Y AT Il A W,
ID. and Real Estate Agent, -.-- CD
. a..E i.es ,i. 1-.GT --l -.riJs 80.
...: q HARTFORD, KENTUCKY. ---s
HARTFORD, KENTUCKY.

> Prompt attention given to the collection Of
claims. will buy, sell, lease, or rent lands OF
mineral privileees on reasonable terms. viii
WRITE deeds. mortgages, leases, kes and at
tend to listing and paying sles.enlshds be-
onging to non-residents.. o. ..s--
The Hartford herald., 1875-04-28

VIII practice in all the courts Of Ohio county
and the circuit courts of the 5th Judicial dis
trict. Business solicited and prompt attsntiOn
guaranteed.
The Hartford herald., 1875-04-28


81. WILLIAMS, IN his talks and speeches,
claims to. have done those things in
Mexico of which he was singularly In
nocent. And it will do no harm to the
cause of truth, and will greatly assist to
a correct estimate of their. value, when
it is understood that the story of his ex.
plots at Cerro Gordo originally pub.
lished in New Orleans paper and re,
produced in Lexington Observer e. Re.
porter by the late CARMICHAEL Wick.
LIFE, which he is now parading in the
public prints as testimony to his con
spicuous gallantry, ,oere bat the repetition
Of the tale that fell from his O,cs bps, and
had no other source. After ROGER
HANsoN's Grpose of the falsity of the
ishistory" contained in these newspaper
letters, they were permitted to slumbel
inpeace and were not paraded for elec
tioneering duty until now, when tn,
seal Of death is ON the gallant HANSON,
lips. But Do'r they are brought ono,
more to the front, and the further claim
advanced that WILLIAMS led the forlorr
hopcon the heights of Cerro Gor,lo, ;,nC
planted the American flag on the Mex
igau SciLa His p,csc,d story, i, tina
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-11

THE human hair rs an important, yet
l. strange subject. The ladies coll II,
twist IL. plat II, braid u, curl ID, using
chigHous, rats and mice to assist--all of
which has much to do with her beauty
and style, Men are more easily salts
Ned, and generally pay their respects
10 whiskers, moustache and imperials.
The hair of nearly all ladies falls out
rapidly, becoming short and thin. and
they are Compelled to buy dead hair"
aud coil IL around their heads. II IL IL
expansive aud OboXious = all prefering
their own live oiirls or flowing tressos
Many gentlemen are seen TO comb their
thin locks SO as 20 hide bald spot,
while others can't find enough TO cover
their badness. Science has produced,
and experiments demonstrated, that
new hair can be made TO grow on head
that has been bald twenty .fiye years
The ladies' hair can, at once, be stopped
froIn falling out and made grow long,
thick ana luxtlriant!y, and at the same
tune Furnished with IA mesi delightful
hair dressing. 1T can all be accom- plish- |
ed by the use of "Dr. j. Newton Smiths |
Hair Restorative" andJ. p. Dromgoole |
Y Co., Of Louisville, KY, will contract |
to creata new hair on bald heads, or |
make no charge. Price, 81 per bottle, |
or six for 50, expressed ON receipt of |
price. Agents wanted. Proof and all
tree. In tito phrlnr tho
coriour Of II lady'shair Is soun observed.
j. NJ. REVERE, Ag't Waco
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-11
OFFICE OF
S. ROOSEVELT 81 CO.,
Cotton Factors and General
Commission Merchants.
=, O, BOX 1850.
Z. o. Box 1850,
NEW YoRK, Sept. 10. 1875.


DEAR SIR-ln connection with oui
hardware business, which will he CON
Quoted as heretofore, we have organ,
lied cotton factorage and general
commission department, aud beg leave
to tender our services in that capacity
to shippers OF produce 10 this market.
In doing SO we can assure our friends
that our organization il complete, ana
our facilities for handling cotton,
wool. hides, &C., &c, equal 10 amy
house in the trade. We are FUZZY pre-
pared to make rs liberal adranccs m
cash, rs due regard to safety wlll jus.
tify, and to make faithful and prompt
returns for all property committed To
our care. Intending, rs we positively
do, to transact "A legitimate commission
business, and, under no circumstance.
TO either buy or sell II bale OF cotton
for our own account, enables us 10 us
sure our friends that our best eXerti0ns
will be directed towards iusurlng tull
market rates for all consignm"nts
made us.
Mr.. W. ID. ScogIn, so wen known to
our friends IN Texas, La, AMI Ark,
will continue with us us heretofore, and
will spend the greater portion of his
time In those States and solicit con
signments. We have also secured the
services of Mr.. David Ruskiu, whose
long experience in handling cotton,
&c, IN this market has familiarized
him with all details Of the business. He
will give his entire attention to the sale
of all shipments sent TO us, and will be
pleased to hear from his old friends and
| correspondents in his new connection.
We will endeavor to keep our Gus
TONERS posted ON the condition of the
market, aud furnish them with any in
formation in our power as may be t'
their interest
Respectfully soliciting Il share OF
your business and a trial shipmept al
an early day We remain,
Yours, most truly,
| sept27d&wIf ). ROOSEVELT& 20,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-11
Journal orAgr,cul,ure and Farmer

We call the attention Of our readers TO
the advertisement OF this old and reliable
agricultural aud Grange paper that appears
ia another column. II has been published
In 81. Louis fora great number of years and
ia the leading paper OF its class In the
Southwest. II is reliable and trustworthy
and II any of our friends desire to take
frst.class agricultural journal, they can do
no better than to take this one.
Tie publishers are making their weekly
report Of the markets ot 81. Louis and
other large cities prominent feature of the
paper aud doubtless all will find them an
thentic and reliable. Give the journal 81
Agriculture aud Farmer trial, and you
viii doubtless be pleased aud proited by H.
novlldGwtf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
GENERAL REVIEW.
Examiner orrIeE, WEpSEpAr,

| .
EXAMINER ofr,SE, W M NE
| NOV 10, ieto.
Cotton is still dropping, though the de
mand seems to be active, In our own mar
H., ,,..,s - -, -, 49,. 49,. Az
Ao'' ii'''e mas oeeh icce''eu mus i"' 'li
week, owing to the heavy rain, about 4ht
bales, and the shipments have been pOt
bales making 1Ieoo bales shipped mi,
o"e'i "'A"''s i''ooV "s'es s"'pp'' '"''
| season.
Wheat at st. Louis is quoted 81. 80 fol
No. Q. Winter
HIDES are 1913 for selected at galveston
15c. at Waco.
Flour is DIM and unchanged
Fp.a,,, am 81. a, 49, a.. ,,...a,
bacon sun rules az high hgures, though
there has been decline in the price Of hogs.
Our market u well supplied with irish
no,a,oos or,ors on1 .r,Ias s,,oo, ,,,,a
po'"'o'e' o"'o'' anu aPP'es' sweet pun
toes are scarce and In demand. 90
Weather clear, wind north Ia n
nro,,, vyhaa, rod a, M ,,,,i,, ., IN
os,s dc GeTn si scu Il us w. Sh''eN ~
od Ma ~, Sh ~ ~. Inihy; 81 ;,> H..
SAW ro,,o, ~ or,i,o IN n,a,,or,.
I'll Good Ura Da ~ 49, J hnw Nh,
S a., H I"ip o,,u1,, ,"iy ~ ho" miu'
uilng' W.. M'aa,."s' IA s,>a
~ I. In,I Gm ~ rS,Ssv'
pu,"n ~ uVac' 1oou Uru " US
hS S n,uua's miul,ns, i@fv'
,,i,,ar, ~ =, 60 0ii,ni'S ~
Midai;,a ,Si vou VSai,n,' ,5ie ho"
M , uWs Ac' niu9,iiiS, uHc'
,co "o SoIry' 10 70 iSc' 1ieah 10
S9c. 8ulnes.oi' Sic' 81 LOUIS J@c.
new i9rk, S5c, . .o
p sn r Is, i e per cwtp So'm 70
S Sa ret ppi'' so'oV 10 s''"' MEAL
W. 49,, 49,. ~. $50,
uroceries-Laiu ioc. Dacori' 70.
Ian an io9se SUN, ci,reu, io9; MONS
SIS, " 70 '~c. sugar, brown, IL 10 ls1Io.
Mhite,E 70 lici Cores 'sto2.c. SAT-.
PEI sach, s~'o9. bIleu appies, re; per
No. Snivvn, 20 w g per Dpi: EERs,
~. bu''er' Soc. fothtoes' st'oo@sf'-o
pr ppl'
oo lopu,.s,eo-iiug, 90 10 ,oc' Iwist' w TO
ooc. rine CUT, DO 70 soc.
=, Mnlsky-,orh, Nestern,Si.5u TO sl.aO.
kenlucky ssog 10 -. Robertson
county, S%'oo 10 S5,oo'
pe:-Llhper' ~ 10 ~" Shin-
gies, so'oo 10 ~
Beei Steers-OIuinary, Va. GOOD
Ordinary Slo 70 sls' frime, w. Hogs,
gross, &C; heti, %. 81. Louis, Texas
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-11

We present THIS morning The card OF I0T
g. /. Goodwin, formerly Of the Rural Texan
and Bryan Appeal, but who has settled 10
Brownwood in the practice of hisprofcssion,
the law. Col. Goodwin is held In the high
eat respect in Bryan, where he has lived for
many years, and the action of recent bar
meeting attests this very fully. We COM
mend Col. Goodwin to our friends on the
frontier, as gentleman In every respect,
aud lawyer OF fine attachments, and Of a
solllit, and frmness of character fitting him
admirably fora career Of great usefulness in
the home where be has settled We con
gratulatc Brown county ON having thus &c.
cured most admirable citizen.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-11

The many limitations and cOuntcrfclts of the
Astral on that have been thrown unsucccss-
fully ON the market Is further
Proof of its Superior Merits.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-11

The poet says be not disheartened with
day of grief, and to those who have know.
ledge and discenmcnt We can say do not
fear dyspepsia, liver complaint, kidney dis
ease, or other infrmities, Tor III the hoine
stomach Bitters you have q preventative
with A thousand cures. II you are still
free from these complaints, take the Home
stomach Bitters and you viii continue So
n YOU have had premonitory symptoms,
commence their use and they will be remov-
ed. IL you are a confirmed dyspeptic, take
the Home stomach Bitters aud you VIII be
cured. They are Il pleasant appethlng
,nnersele the use of all ardent spirits
Thousands tell Of their excellence, ana once
adoptcd, they are never abandoned,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-11
NIcLENNAN COUNTY EsTRAYs,
No. u.

NO. 122.
Taken up by Charlie Hines, five miles
west Of Waco and estrayed before Il. Z.
Massey, J. p. precinct No. |, October
80, lsib, one sorrel horse eight years
old, about 10 or II hands high, left fore
feot white, branded E on LETT side of
neck and Inverted door key on right
side of neck, and ON lett hip w Q and
Inverted door key. Appraised by Aleck
Burton and Lawrence Wilson nj SIS.
No. rs.
Taken up by j. /. Welborn, near
Perry, McLennan county, and estrayed
before Il. Z. Massey, j. 4. precinct Eo.
OK or 10 years old. branded cross with
. at each point on left hip, marked uu-
derslope ia the left aud over slope in
the right ear. Appraised by H. Sims
and W. A. Bryant AT SIS.
No. 12O.
Taken up BY Lewis Roberts, at his
residence III McLeunau county. ana es-
trayed before ". G. Boyd, j. Il. y. ecInct
No. 4, October %, 1870, one bay mare 10
or L. ears old, IL hands high, branded
7 D on LETT shonlder, Euicncd ear, sad
die marks. Appraised by W n Hanna
and j. NJ. Edward ut So,
No. us.
Taken up by Wilson Connaly, sixteen
miles West OF Waco, on the Middle Busuue,
and estrayed before S. NJ. johnson, j. Z.
Precinct, No. b, October 10, 1916, one bay
mare pony, S years OLD, Is hands high, brand
ed A q on right shoulder, and on the left
shoulder NJ; broke to the saddle. Also one
bay horse pony, years old, 49, hands high,
branded W tenclosed ia a diamondD on left
shoulder, broke to work. Appraised at $50
byJ w Cooper and 9 e Cooper
No 620
Taken up by Louis Wiley, IL miles east OF
Waco and estrayed before w X Kellum
j 7 precinct No 2, October 10, 1875, one
b1ndle OK, . years old, end. of each horn
sawed or no brand peeceptable. Marked
crop of OF left ear and undeibit in the
right ear. Appraised at SIS, by q W Stoyall
and w Berry.
No. III.
Takenup by u & Hicks, on Castlerman'
Creek, and cstrayed before 4 7 Massey, j I
Precinct No l, Oct. %, 1875, one blue steer
| years old, branded q 5 on side and 5 on
| left hip, marked crop and underbit IN left
ear, and under half crop oil OF right. Also
one pale red OK years old, branded q 5 III
side, and Pr on left hip, marked underm
in left ear aud under half crop OF of RICH
ear Appraised at $40 by S b liumphry
and WIN sinclair.
l. 49,. ID. X. GuRLEY.
/ OK. b. Ct. Mel. CO., Tex.
| BY. j. 7. WALToS, Deputy. oc2sw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-11

EVERY FLAVOR -RuE. With great
care, by process entirely his own, DR..
Price is enabled to extract II ON each OF
the true, select fruits and aromatics, all
of its characteristic flavor, and place
In the market "A class OF Flavorings OF
rare excellence. Every flavor rs repre-
scented, OF great strength and perfect
purity. For any flavor that may be
wanted for iiavoring ice cream, jellies,
custards, pastry. etc, we recommend
DIR. Prices True Flavorirg Extracts,
and feel sure that like his celebrated
Cream Baking Powder, will give perfect
satisfaction. There Is no imposition in
these articles. NJ
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-11
ESTRAYEDl

Ran away FROM the undersigned,
about the first of April, 1876, the fol-
lowing described animals: A sorrel
mare flax name aud tale, about l6 hands
high. or 0 years old, branded Up con /.
uected ON left shoulder, had on No. 3
horse bell, put on with birdie rein
A bay Ally Z years old, branded ~ on
left shoulder. Ailberal reward will be
given for their delivery TO me, or infor-
nation leading to their recovery.
n9wlt g. W. BALDWIN.
.Persouville, Limestone Co, Nov. 4. 20.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-11

MI w. VI. Anderson has large, well Sc.
lected stock Of groceries, both staple and
fancy, which he is selling very reasonably.
large invoice of excellent coffee Just In.
An exceptionally large stock OF glass
ware just received, which comprises all the
later and fashionable dinner-table ware.
His stock of crockery is also large, well
selected and cheap. Everybody goes to
Andcrson's for goods In his different lines.
And then, in addition, his stock OF furni'
tlire Is very large and consists Of all that is
either rich, rare or elegant in house furnish
ing. Everybody buys furniture OF Ander-
son noy2d2twlt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-11

The coorei people give another perform
ance al sam Houston Hall tonight. See
small bills for particulars. Those present
on the last occasion speak In high terms o.
the character Of the performance. They
will have the color line observed. One side
Of the house for whites, and the other for
blacks. The bill is good one, and with
Major Afford as manager, We feel sure We
eau promise all who 90, amusement.