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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-03
Dissolution of Partnership.

THE firm OF Wall Ent is dissolved py mu-
| mai consent GEO. 4. WALL.
DEG 20, 1874 IIIOS. J. EST.
The Mill property. Including Lots. Buiiainx
and Machinery, for sale on easy terms
"'' Address GEO. 4. WALL,
Dec ~, lsI+. pu Suoin
l21-l-l-d6t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-03
ORIENT RnrCalns.


Reduced prices! Clothing, Hats, Gaps
Boots q Shoes, at llARrMANs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-06

Ihere appears at last to be substantial
Iroof Of revival OF business in New York
The New York IOS of yesterday, in its
financial article, says that Merchants re-
port collections as exceptionally good, and
The volume nevertheless is generally above
that OF last season, notwithstanding the
Dac kward weather. The prospect now is
That we shall break abruptly from winter to
summer. IL we have good crops the coming
season there Is no reason apparent, assuming
That we have comfortable money market,
why next autunn,s business should not be
large and satisfactory. So far as soundness
Is concerned, business Gould never be more
satisfactory than this season. for il is con-
spicuously the rule that no more goods are
bought than can be paid for; and, as noted,
collections were never better"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-06

NEW MAPLE SYRUP.
We have inst received from Name our first lot of
superior MAPLE SYRUP, the same quality we
have formerly sold.
n. 7. MERGER 4 BRO,
may5-3t All 7th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-06

All who have ever had occasion to meet
COMMISSIONS Douglass, either officially or
personally. viii regret his retirement from
the control of one OF the most important
bureaus Of the government. II is satisfac-
ton 10 know. however, that his successor
who has just closed an hOnorable career as q
United States Senator is wholly unexcep-
flonab.e a. regards personal purity and
executive ability
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-06
Dk. 1OBkRTSONa

RoGEHfp vE0!TABLI COUGH oYRVT-
" e Ws1sf o. Ssss e MhSsSlsS QoHSh thst esenet
SYRrR" Il Z a!so the bsa D 1ss for CcuSS1s.
Gclds acsssenss, Sore Thro.t, ofosI, md 4 Bron.
Az wnOIsssls b GaAnLEss f6IT o.. "a 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-06

The cay fixed for the opening OF the Cen
tennial exhibition is May 10. 1s76-a year
from next Monday. The bulldogs will be
ready for the reception of goods by the close
of 1875. when. by cOntract. all the buildings
must be completed. OF late the prospects of
the success Of the exhibition have bright
ened Vl>ibly- Some OF the European govern
ments, That a first hung back, are now ac-
lively enlisted in the matter; and in the case
of Great Britain the request has already
come for more space for her goods than had
at first been allotted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-06
PERSONAL.

HEREBY FOREwARN ALL PERSONS from
IN II hsiboring or trusting my wife, MELIA REED.
Will pay no debts contracted by her.
mayo-3 ARMSTEAD REED.
A LII PERSONS INDEBTED no THE UNI
"A DEkSIGNED will please call aud make a set
tiement in some way by June LIST All unsettled
DIS AZ that time will be placed In the hands Of an
sp29 2w' A ROVER, Grocsr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-06
DRY GOODS.
MUST BE SOLD
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.

THK ENTISE srccE ~
&c. wISwALL Co.,
To he sold at
ACTUAL COST. WITHOUT RRSERVE.
OUR GREAT CLOSING our SALE
viii lie continued on MONDAY, May 81, By IL.
cfer a
UNPARALLELED INDUCEMENTS
20 purchasers q Dry Gcol-.
Having decided upon change of business At N.
earliest practicable dale now propose 10
the present volume Of our sales by The tslicsiag
GREAT ATTRACTIONS, believing that in crtsr
20 FORCE sALEs % enable &c q close out tho
entire stock NJ the date Contemplated by our ar
rergcrents, IL will be necessary 60 submit 90 loss
a large portion q our Soods.
We refer To the fsll-~ins quotations a. earnest
Of what intend 90 do,
BLACK SLIM.
Al the celebrated makes. embracing large auction
purchases, 60 be sold At average discount Of n
per cent. from regular prices.
BLACK C.iSRAERE,Ss & BLACK TdNISE
At sbcu; two thirds ordinary
BLACK AND PICTURED GRENi DIMES
4 large overstcck, which must be closed. viii h.
offered ss low as ten cents and upwards per yard.
involving actual loss Of than - per cent on
original cost.
BLACK ALPACA&
The mos, popular brand in the markc, actually sold
at g. cents will be forced ai S7S cents
PARASOLS AND Sun UMBRELLAS
New and elegant STYLES rwilled SIX, Pearl .ns
Ivory Handles At Cost.
ONE CASE PONGEFS.
which have freely sold at 50 cents will be sacrificed
AZ - cents.
PERCILEN
Best . cent goods 40 l6si.
$500 SPRING SHANLS Tor So so
New SPRING PRINTS, fast oolors, q = cents.
A lot q DELANEs al 10 cents per yard
CLOTHS And C.dSSIMERES
fun line at cost.
HS-INDUCEYESrs NEVER SURPASSED,
n<-No goods sold on credit.
J.C. wISwALL q co..
mavstr No 2Io -th n near Penn ava,,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-06

SOUTHDoWN HUTTON, New SPRING Ian 9
s s.i:: Is HS1E sAhKEf' lois ii sF::'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-06

"M. WULTER 4 co,
w FL OR fSTS -
BEDDING and GREENHOUSE PLANTS,
VEGETABLE PLANTS and SEEDS, BOU-@
DUETS: WREATHS, CROSSES, &C, at very mod
crate prices.
Cabbage, Tomato and Egg Plants for sale.
GreeBhouses--Twenty- fourth street near +, south
west, opposite United States Obsery atory. mays I'm
CARRIAGES i-CARRIAGES i-CARRIAGES,-
- have stock the lar Rest and Enc
Lest assortment OF CARRIAGES Of every EsStyE&
description ever offered in the city &SfES
PeDy Phs tons, Top and no Top Buggies in great
variety.
Only first class work offered.
Repairing promptly attended 10.
ROBT ii. GRAHAM,
Repository and Factory, 40 Ii sth street north
west. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-06

IL is charitable at least to suppose that all
the suspicious parties cunning after Prince
Bismarck from time TO time are afflicted
with dementia. For years past the White
House has been the objective point of all
sorts of crazy geniuSes Presidential aspi-
rants not inclUded), and arrests have been
frequent. In some cases deadly weapons
have been found on their persons. and they
boldly asserted their intention to assassinate
the President 1t does not follow however,
that assassination is i'm the air. when such
occurrences take place, or that such unfortu-
nate creatures are the instruments of con-
spiracies. Popular sentiment has made as
sassinGtion so entirely cowardly and oiious
that heneeforth none but crazy men will at
tempt it in this cOnnfrN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-06
LOST AND FOUND.

NoTlCE.-Two COLTS are trespassing on ms
Y premises. Owners will come forward, ~
prove property and pay charges. %%
my6-5t EDWARD ALLEN, Uniontown, u G.
OST-On Sunday, between street and Epiphany
- church, small EAR RING. Any one leaving
IT at No. l126 street northwest will be suitably
IeWafdeu may4-3tH
OST-A GOLD EARRING, black enamel, set in
-, cross 81 white pearls going from the corner Of
nth and u streets to 1888 Connecticut avenue
northwest. A suitable reward il returned to VIM
G. POWERS, 1888 Connecticut avenue n W mi 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-06

EOR SALE--A three-story pressed brick HOITSE
L fronting south, with back building Containing
ten room beside; bath. room, closets, water gas,
and good, dry cellar under entire building situ-
ated on he north side of Rhode Island ayenne be-
tween 9Th and 10th streets. Terms 10 suit the pur-
chaser. Long time IL desired
Also six room BRICK HOUSE on north side of
leirees street; gas, water. bath room and water
closet. $3.50 cash. balance in monthly payments
Inquire of the owner Of these properties, after
p. m, al Coal Yard on Rhoce Island avenue be-
tNeen !h anu IOth streets. ar2l cow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-06

p ICIIyID, PHR CHILD AeI1. nm
~ Lot q CANARY BIRDS, mAls ID fsnaie. -
CAGxS, ytre a1d Sr.o. IL dass. Mockina3
1ird and Oanafy IH1D SooStaafiy on hsSd, TX
>-sA- 49, On. BURRe8fD,
WIZ Ao8 nh 0goet nogthV0se,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-06
Average Daily Circulation, 1850
ffafnK.

The New York 7i1Ies has sensible article
on the absurd style of advertising practiced
90 commonly, such as the use OF circulars
etc, which, so far from ORA wing custom, Alb
soluteIy repels IL by prejudicing the persons
upon whom these annoying missives are in
fiicted- They are thrust into ones hands In
the street; or into his letter box; or the ser
wants are kept continually running to the
door TO receive the delusive envelopes, which
have the appearance of enclosing invitations
TO dinner, or such like pleasant entertain
ments, but which. on being opened, prove to
contain an advertisement OF some nostrum
or ware The disguised recipient naturally
resolves that the obtrusive vendor shall never
get penny of his money. In this connection
the Times remarks:
"For when probable purchasers decent
respectable folk with money. wish for any
thing. and do not know exactly where to go
for IL, they look into the advertising columns
oil some S, r9sPeca6ie ne,TSsPaper and there
want-that Is, IL the dealer has been wise
CROUCH 10 advertise In a discreet and profit
able way, instead of wasting his substance
upon sort OF announcement which, at best,
Is useless, and which, with the better class
Of buyers, might cast suspicion upon him
Newspapers have become the accredited and
well-established medium of all kinds of an
nouncements to the public. From a procla-
nation OF the head OF the government to the
announcement of a hOuse-maid that she
wants place, communication with the pub
lie is naturally and properly conducted
through newspapers. IL could not well be
Otherw Use. considering the place which the
daily newspaper holds in mOlern civiliZa-
tion. Advertisements in newspapers have,
therefore, a IrOpriety sort of legitimacy,
and weight which pertain 10 advertise
mentS in no other form. y diScreetly-w orded
advertisement in respectable paper is in
itself sort OF promise Of discretion aud re-
spectabiliiy ON the part OF the advertiser.
Irret ular and fanciful advertisements, on
the contrary, are likely 10 do something at
least 10 cast suspicion, in these very partic-
uiars, upon the person who makes use OF
them"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-23

We have no idea who the boys are who
use loud language near the McClellaud
House late o. nights, but one thing we do
know, and that is, they are In no way con
nectcd with Dr. Womacks or Gurley Il ilar-
risons establishment, which is located in
that vicinity. our own opinion is, that the
trouble the other night was occasioned by
non-resIdents on little "bum," as is natu'
raj though inexcusableJ when visiting a
metropolis IKE Waco.
The prospect Of a visit from our old fel-
low townsman, Governor Coke, this week.
suggests itself to us as good time for our
people to get up demonstration testifying
their warm appreciation of the man, aud
admiration OF his firm attitude aud I'M
swervlng devotion TO the cause OF the
people.
our excellent Chairman of the County
Democratic Executive Committee has an
address prepared, which he promulgates
this morniug.
Yesterday was dark, raw day, and the
heavens were overcast with murky, threat
ening clouds all day, so that but few of
Waco's beauties adorned the sidewalks.
Consequently, men devoted themselves
more TO business, than gossip, cutting our
supply short, hut helping outthe merchants.
1t was hard on us, but II was the making
of the "purps."
Thco. Reisner Is fast coming up to his old
station, viz: the leading confectioner OF
Waco, and those cigars, tobaccos and other
smokers articles are all right. But isn't
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-23

TNIIE human hair rs an important, yet
i strange subject. The ladies coil II,
twist II. plat ii, braid II. curl II, using
chignons, rats and mice to assist-all OF
which has much Ia do with her beauty
and style. Men are more easily salts
fled, ana generally pay their respects
to whiskers. moustnche and impcrials.
The hair of nearly all ladies falls out
rapidly, becoming short ana thin. and
they are compelled 10 buy dead hnir,
and coil II around their heads. TT Is is
expensive Nnd oboXious 80 all prefrring
their own live Vurls or tlowing trcsses.
Many gentlemen are seen to comb their
thin locks so as TO hide n bald spot,
while Others cant lind enough to cover
their badness. Science has produced,
and experiments demonstrated, that
new hnir can Ice made to grow on II head
that has been bald twenty-five years
The ladies hair can, AT once, be stopped
from falling ont and made grow long,
thick anu luXuriantly, and at the same
time furnished with II most delightful
hair dressing. II can all he accomplish
ed by the use of "Dr. j. Newton smiths
Hair Restorative" and j. l.. DromgoOle
4 Co, of Louisville, Ky, will contract
to create new hair ON bald heads, or
make no charge. Price, - per bottle,
or six for e., expressed ON receipt OF
price. Agents wanted. Proof and all
particulars Tree. In the parlor, the
contour OF a lady's hair is soon observed.
j. VI. REVERE, Ag't Waco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-23
FEMALE sUICIDING.-The Low,

TFMALE SUICIDING.-Th lovers
II leap, the midnight plunge, the bloody
dagger, the terrible pistol, the poison's
venom, are all brought into rcquisition
to shorten female life! Poor, frail wo-
man. how sad the life and death OF
many. Yet, there is another mode OF
self-destruction, more frequent than
all Others combined. The mother and
daughter are both guilty, and the ia
Their and husband has been known to
smile an assent. Thousands OF aflec-
tionate wives and lovely daughters are
hurrying themselves 10 nm uniimely
grave. The mother Is perhaps suffering
with some chronic female complaint,
and almost concludes she cannot he
cured. The daughter has commenced
grunting, she is becoming feeble, pale,
lifeless, nervous, melancholy, dull with
headache, constipation, loss OF appetite,
cold feet and hands, swimming OF the
head, palpitation, pam III the back IN
fact, she is troubled with irregularity
and all its consequences, every month,
These nre the female troubles OF the
land, but there H. Il remedy for all these
fekiale complaints. whether nfliicllns
old or young, married or single. ~ is
known as Dr. Dr, msoole's English Fee
male Bitturs. and H. sold 10y all druI
stores, at II low price. Send stamp 10
Drumgnolc 4 Co, Louisville, KY, for
copy of "WOman's Medical Adviser,
and thereby add TO and render YOU
own person more valuable ana attract
| i've. j. VI. RIvgIRE, Agent, Waco. mo
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-23
Kentucky Club.


The cotton receipts on Monday were about
ninety bales.
large amount OF lumber was received
for the lumber yards, and the sales were
brisk.
The mills did All active business, and there
were several shipments of flour down the
road.
Hides were In demand, but few were of
fercd.
some good bills were sold to country
merchants, aud the general retail trade was
good.
There was quite AN active demand in the
produce line, especially in Irish potatoes
aud apples.
The shipments were 80 bales.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-23
TOR COUGHS, Colds, Hoarseness, and
Il all Throat Diseases, use
Wells CarbOlic Tablets,

A N OUTFIT FREE.-We want some
II. one In every county to take orders
and deliver goods for the old and orig
mai Z; o. ID. House. Large cash wages.
Splendid chance in every neIghborhoOd
for the right person of either sex, young
or old. Samples, new lists, CIRCULAR.
terms, etc, complete outfit sent free
post paid. Send fer IL at once and make
money at your homes. Address, H. j.
HALL Co., On. Howard st, Baltimore.
MIA 4w
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-23
McLENNAN COUNTY EsTRAYs,

M'LENNAN COUNTY EsrRAfs'
No. ~.
Taken up 10y Frank lin. at his residence
aud cstraycd before $. NJ. johnson, j. 7.
precinct No. Z, Nov. II ,lsi5, onc gray horse,
: years old, Az hands high, branded a ON
left shoulder, saddle marked. Appraised
at sl5.OO 10y James Hannah aud Henry
Hutchinson.
No. rs.
Taken up by j. X. Sadlcr, ~ miles from
Waco, on Wasp creek, and cs,rayed before
s. NJ. Johnson, j. =. precinct No, D. Nov.
4, 1870 one bay horse, years old, II hands
high, 3 white feet, white face, branded
: ON left shoulder. Appraised nj $500
by q. 7. Shaituck anl A. Ga,tin.
No. 13l.
Taken up by +. Ditto, II miles west of
Waco, on North Bosquc. and cstrayed be-
fore W. q. Boyd, j. 7. Precinct No. I, Nov.
IL, 1873, one sorrcl mare, years old brand
ed jill connected: also one roam paint mare,
q years old, branded % on right shoulder, .
colts, issue Of said mare: also one OK IL
years old, branded V inside circle, marked
crop and split in right aud crop and u der
hit ~ left ear. Appraised at $40 10y John
Me Cam and VIM. Davis.
No. 732.
Taken up 10y James Goson, 10 miles west
Of Waco, and cstrayed before ". Il. Boyd,
j y. Precinct No. 4, Nov, 10, 1875, one brown
horse mule IL years DID, IL hands high,
branded W on left jaw; also one sorrcl horse
mule IL years old, IL hands high branded
IL on left hip, shod before, harness marked.
Appraised AT $50, by Isaac Brock and WIN.
Oliver.
No. ~.
Taken up by Charlie Hines. five miles
west of Waco and cstrayed before II. l..
Massey, j. z. precinct No, |, October
30, 1876, one sorr0l horse eight years
| old, about IL or II hands high, left fore
foot white, branded u H. on left side of
neck and inverted door key on right
side of neck, and Oh lett hip W e and
Inverted door key. Appraised by Aleck
Burton and Lawrence Wilson at s2j.
Ne. I72j.
Trken up by j. |. Willburn, near
Perry, McLennnn county, and estrayed
before II. 7. Massey, j. +. precinct No.
|, November ., 1876, one brown work
OK or 10 years old, branded cross with
o nj each point Oh left hip, marked un-
derslope IN the left aud over. slope in
| the right car. Also one red bull, o or
years cid, branded V + + il inverted)
on lett hip, marked crop and two splits
in right ear. Appraised by f.. Sims
| uhu w. ~ III INV ~ N~o'
No. 12G
| Taken up by Lewis Roberts, AT his
residence in McLennnn county, and es-
trayed before W. q. Boyd, j y. p: ecinct
No. 4, October 70, 1876, one bay mare III
or II years old, Il hands high, branded
Il o on left shonldcr, gOichcd ear, sad
die marks. APPRAISED by WI Hanna
and J. NJ. Edwards nj SIS.
No. us.
Taken up by Wilson Connally, sixteen
miles West of Waco, ON the Middle Bosquc,
and cstraycd before 5. VI. johnson, j. z,
Precinct, No. :, October 10, 1873, one bay
mare pony, years old, 10 hands high, brand
ed A & on right shoulder, aud on the left
shoulder NJ; broke TO the saddle. Also one
bay horse pony, years old, 1871 hands high
branded W (enclOsed in a diamOnd) ON left
shoulder, broke TO work. Appraised AT 81
byJ w Cooper and Z c Cooper.
ID. X. GuRLEY.
OK. ID. CT. Mel. Co., Tex.
BY. j. 4, WALToS, Deputy. oc2sw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-23
To the Democracy of McLennan
County.
Waco, Nov. %, 1875.
Fellow Citizens:

Waco, Nov. -, 1873.
Fellow Citizens:
As chairman of the Democratic Central
Committee of your county, II becomes my
duty To notify You that u State Democratic
Convention has been called to convene in
Galveston, on Wednesday the fifth of Jan
uary next, aud 1t is desired that every coun-
~ shall he represented by its delegates In :.
that body.
am unable at present to state to you al
the objects for which that Convention is
called. Tits, | think, generally understood
that all our state officers will be oustcd by
the Convention now In session at Austin.
II this l. done, then the necessity for u CON
ycntiun Is AT once seen, In order 10 nomi-
nate full ticket TO fill those offices, |
shall not In this brief circular discuss the
propriciy or implOpriety OF such course OF
policy by the Constitutional Convention. 1t
Is also apprchendcd by some that an effort
will be made to get the Convention at Gal
weston To make the adoption OF the Constitu-
tiOn now being formed plank In the Dem
ocratic platform In Texas. To this am OPP
posed, because II will certainly produce di-
vision and strife In our party, aud do not
believe that the voting "ior' or against
should be made u test Of ones Democracy.
Let every one give IL fair and candid
investigation, and vote for or against II, as
he may deem hest for himself and his pos
terity.
In view of these and other important
matters, which shall not now mention,
respectfully call npon the Democracy of each
precinct In the county to have full delega'
ton or your best and ablest men, TO meet al
the court house in Waco, on Wednesday
the 10Th of December Next, to select dele
gates to the Galveston Convention, and Ia
attend to such other matters rs you may
deem necessary for the promotion OF oui
grand old party.
THOMAS MOORE,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-23
octl1d&wtf

The "Gitdt 7tJdS B,mdn-d Druicing Ibsi-
Tire on Non,Jcr 3Oh, or Mooney Retimdd.
The most RtponsiNc Enterprise in DC INT
Ted States.
The Texas Gift Concert Association,
OF Denison, Texas, will distribute TO
ticket holders, November 3Oth, S220,OOO
IN cash. This Association has n first
class reputation for fair and square
dealing. Its managers are old and reli
able citizens of TeXas. But II few days
now remain to the day of drawing.
But n few tickets now unsold, so tickets
should be secured AT once. This Asso-
citation assume all risk, and pay all ex-
pcnses tor cash RENTED for tickets,
when sent per Express or by Bank
Draft. Every locality should organize
n club. Read their advertisement.
oCt;Utd,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-23

Taken up 10y T.. Ditto, II miles west Of
Waco, on North Bosquc. and cstrayed he
fore W q. Boyd, J. =. Precinct No. I, Nov.
II, lS,5, one sorrcl mare, years old, brand
ed jill connected; also one roam paint mare,
q years old, branded q on right shoulder, 2
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-23

EVERY FLAVOR -RUE. With great
care, by process entirely his own, DIR.
Price IL enabled to extract from each of
the true, select fruits and aromutics, all
In the market n class of Flayorings of
rare excellence. Every flavor Us repre-
scented, of great strength and perfect
purity. For any flavor that may be
wanted for ilavoring Ice cream, jellirs,
c,sturdS, pastry, etc, we recommend
DR.. Prices True Flnvoripg Extracts,
ana feel sure that like his celebrated
Cream Baking Powder, will give perfect
satisfaction. There is no imposition in
tkcsc articles. no
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-23

MIR. Clarence Hubby showed us copy oil
the Pittsheld, Mass, Sun, under date oil
MAY 10, 1907, sixty years since. 1t is n four
column paper, and is very venerable ana
old TINY In appearance. The matter bears
evidence of careful preparation, and though
the news is little old, 1t is very interesting,
We understand the Sun VIII 20 10 the Cen
teuuial in care of,he Grange Commissioner,
Mr. A IL Kerr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-23

Tha, Fred Axlng has everything drinka-
BILE that a man can call for, and all OF the
purest and choicest brands. He sim stands
BY Burnham's XXNX and q. o. Bourbon.
His genuine sazarac COgnac brandy, i'm
ported in original packages, Is simply deli
cious. lie also receives continually fresh
supplies OF imported ale, porter and wines.
Free lunch every day from 10 To IL at
"Fred's" saloon on the square. oct5
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-23

T. j. WomacK, druggist, Austin Av-
enuc, under the McClelland Hotel, receives
almost daily new supplies ofpurc 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 KEEP, in first class drug
store auglldtf