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TO the Democracy OF McLennan
County.
Waco, Nov. -, 1910.


Waco, NOV. -, 1870
Fellow Citizens;
As chairman of the Democratic Central
Committee Of your county, Il becomes my
duty TO notify you that a state Democratic
Convention has been called to convene In
Galveston, on Wednesday the NTH OF Jan
uary next, and Il Is desired that every eOun
" shall be represented by its delegates, in
that body.
lam unable at present TO state to you all
the objects for which that Convention Is
called. Tits, think, generally understood,
that all our State officers will be busted by
the Convention now In session ut Austin.
II this is done, then the necessity fora con
vcntion II at once seen, In order to nomi-
nate Il full ticket 10 I'LL those offices, I
shall not In this brief circular discuss the
propricty or IMPROPERLY of such course OF
policy by the Constitutional Convention. II
Is also approhcnded 10y 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 a plank in the Dem
ocrutic platform In Texas. To this am up
posed, because II will certainly produce di
vision and strife in our party, and do not
believe that the voting "fOrh or against
should he made q test of ones Democracy.
Let every one give II a fair and candid
investigation, aud vote for or agalnst II, us
ne may deem hest for himself and his pos
tcrity.
In view OF these aud other important
matters, which shall not now mention,
respectfully call npon the Democracy Of each
| precinct IN the county Ia have full delcga-
tion or your best and ablcst men, to meet at
The court house in Waco, on "Wednesday
the 10Th Of December Next, To select dele
gates to the Galveston Convention, and To
attend 10 such other matters rs YOU may
deem necessary for the promotion oi our
grand old party.
THOMAS MooRE,
Chairman Democratic Central Committee,
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Goods cut aud made in the best pos
sible manner.
Chilirrn's patterns In any style;
gentlemens shirts cut 10 measure, md
II perfect III guaranteed in every c,ise.
Clothing cleaned and -epaircd in
very superior style.
tilIir' al, icb2Adt
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CUT THIS OUT.
n yIay Saye XOur Life.

There is no person living but what suffers
more or less with Lung Disease, Coughs,
Colds or Consumption, yet some would die
rather than pay 10 cents for a bottle of me
dicine that would cure them. DIR. A. Bos-
CHEFS GERMAN SrRur has lately been in
troduced in this country from Germany,
and its wonderous cures astonishes every
one that try 1t. If you doubt what we say
in print, cut this out and take 1t to your
Druggist, j. NJ. RiYiere, Waco, Texas, and
get sample bottle for 10 cents ana try It,
Two doses will relieve you. Regular size
20 cents. . nv22d&wly
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w. II. GARRETT,
4 ITA1lpN.
THE STATE OF TEXAS [
County OF McIennan. (
Very truly,


10 he Sheriff or any Constable Of MeLenndii
county, Gnc'by;
You are hereby commanded that you
summons by publication as the law directs,
John Henry. a transient person, 10 he and
appear before the Justices Court TO be held
nj regular term thereof, in and for Pre-
cinct No. !, of said county, at said Justices
office, In said Precinct No. 4, at 10 O'Clock,
.. M, ON the 10th day of December. A. ID.
1873, then and there 10 answer II. 5. Brans-
ford In nm action Of debt instituted upon an
account for merchandise made with the said
IT, ;. Bransford, in the year 1873.
Herein fail not, but have you then and
there this writ with your action thereon as
the law directs. ....
Given under my hand this 18th November
| lS15.
w. q. BOYD, j. p.
Precinct No. 4, McLcnnan 90. Texas.
novlgw2tdlt
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Ne take pleasure in informing persons
who wish ale, porter, sweet Missouri cider,
that 1t can be found at that elegant saloon
OF Messrs. HARRISON II SchaiIers, or better
known by the high reputation that u "of-
thily won as the Golden Eagle, No. ~
Rriige street They also furnish that pure
Bourbon whisky, known ms the q }. Taking
their saloon as n whole, 1t cannot he sur
r",,,,in,cd noy30itf
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Two hundred pounds of "virginia
Dare direct from the factory, and
bought for CASH, NJ the Empire Cigar
Store" AT less than any other house In
the city eau sell Il. All other fnyorite
brands of Tobacco ana Cigars III reduc.
cd rates
We wish TO impress on the mind of
the public, that We can afford te sell
cheaper than anybody-buyiDg slgleily
for CASH.
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Waco University-- ana Inn
prOyenIents.

proyements.
We are glad TO learn that Waco Univer-
sity Is so fiourishing. The monthly review
Of last Friday was excellent.
The roof has been thoroughly repaired and
the ceiling conpletcd so that everything Is
now very comfortable.
To-day the contract was let for finishing
the music rooms, and erecting the left
tower on the beautiful model drawn by
Professor Schearn. The tower will be one
of the most beautiful IN the city. The funds
to carry forward all these nccdful and beau
tiful improvements were raised by few
public spirited ladies by giving suppers and
other entertainments. These noble ladies
and their Treasurer, Mr.. Reese, then de-
serves the highest praise and hearty coop
Grafton Of all good citizens. They will give
another OF these elegant entertainment.
soon, when, we hope, every one that feels al
interest In the city Of Waco or Waco Uni
vcrsiiy viii contribute mite. Drops max,
up the ocean, and So small sums from ever,
citizen will secure the great end so much de
sired.
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Mr.. W. II. johnson is running daily
hack line from Waco TO Bolton, although
his contract with the postolllce Department
only calls for a tri-weckly Mr. j. puts a
man through to Austin for so having a
daily line from Bolton TO That city.
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u.
The Young Mems Christian Association
held regular meeting at the Baptist
Church, on Friday evening, Nov. %, 1876,
and the following directors and officers
were duly elected for the ensuing year:
pIREcr"Es-roR LONG TERM or TWO
YEARS.
j 7 Walton, Rev A King, s " Mahry,
NJ d Buchanan, Bcv Caldwell, + W
Knight
1'oH SHORT TERM or ONE YEAR.
W II Wilkes, T. A Jones, r c Smith, j T.
Elgin, W ID Ninson, W l. Prathcr.
oPFICEES.
w II Wilkes, Presidents T. A Jones LIST
Vice Presidents; Rev King, ID Vice
President; j n lialton, Corresponding
Secretary; T G Smith, Recording Secretary;
+ W Knight, Treasurer
Upon motion, Bros. w. H. lIIlkes and +.
A. Jones were requested to deliver adj.
dresses at the next meeting. Several new
members were received.
The Association adjourned to meet at the
Methodist Church ON Thursday, December
Q, 1870, at IN. W. II. WILKES,
| j. Y. IPtlToS, See. President.
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Just received AT $. johnson ~ Co.'s, and
for sale at lowest prices
20 barrels choice Baldwin apples.
~ barrels choice Winesap apples
10 barrels Fancy New York apples.
100 barrels choice Early Rose potatoes.
~ barrels choice Peerless potatoes.
- barrels choice red onions,
II crates cabbage. nOylGdtl
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USwnoLEsoME FooD,-By the unnat-
ural combination of different articles
by ignorant persons for baking powder
even If m ticlfs are pure they rev der
The food very indig, lible, ms the chem
teal action, when they enter the stomach
prevents their being digestcd. OF these
mixtures IL requires hut n small guam
tity to make food very imwhOlesomc.
Dir. Prices Cream Baking Powder is the
only powder prepared by the applica-
ton of scientific principles, combining
ali the elements Of It perfect powder,
thus making II sale. q, onomiCal, and
nutritious, and only 10 be equalled in
purity and strt myth y his True Flavor
Ing Extracts, with which every house
keeper should br supplied. n2ilw
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The Laclcde still maintains lis strong hold
upon the travelling public as the fayoritc no
tel In ST. Louis. Mr.. Maln, the proprietor,
is "a prince Of "hlnc Host D." and his clerks
=. not Of the "stuck-up" sort. Guests are
treated with the utmost civility, and are
made 10 feel that the I.aclcdr, for the time,
Is their home. OF course, under such a
management, the table and also the rooms
Ind beds are Of the very best scl.dNwtf
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That Fred Axling has everything drinka-
BILE that a man can call for, and all Of the
purest and choicest brands. lie still stands
by Burnham's NNNN and o. o. Bourbon.
IFS genuine SazaTac Cognac brandy, i'm
ported in original packages, ia simply deli
cious. lie also receives continually fresh
supplies Of imported ale, porter aud wines.
Free lunch every day from 10 TO IL at
"Fred'sn saloon on the square. oct5
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Halls Vegetable Sicilan Hair Re-
newer now stands among the first, and
Mt the head Of all articles for n similar
purpose. The testimony Of our physi-
clans is conclusive rs to its value aud
we are personally acquainted with
scores of cascs where it has been used
with the best OF results. II will restore
gray hair to its original color, and
leave il glossy. aud IN n healthy 'ondi-
tiOn; while, for hCu troubled with
dandauii, or amy disease Of the scalp, it
acts like u charm in cleansing I'll, III.
Try IT, ana you will rot he dlsnppolnt-
ed .--LOUH Courier, Mag ., lAiN. nHdlw
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7. j. Womack, druggist, Austin Az
enuc, under the McClellaul Hotel, receives
almost daily new supplies OF pure drugs aud
medicines. His stool, Is complete In every
department, and hcir- continually renewed,
Is always perfectly fresh. His assortment
of fancy articles is immense, and comprises
everything usually kept in first class drug
store auglldtf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-30

The SOurtss
In the Criminal Court yesterday, Capt.
Herring consumed the whole hay III MS ar
gnmcnt in the llunnicut trial.
District Attorney Pcarrc closes for the
state to-day.
The County Court was in session yester-
day.
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VINO, when talking, exhibits mouthful
OF siumps. If you would keep your dental
fixtures In perfect talking ORDER use the
fragrant IOsoDONT daily the recipe Is
elihlhe nut sure, nv2Glw
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Great slaughter in mems aud boys and
youths oyercnats, and clothing. Just re
ceived Gncw line Of gents hate of the latest
modes. Call and examine.
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Produce Warehouse, Bridge street, year
dcpol--rroducc and merchandise stored at
reasonable rates. l,alruad frrights uf all
kinds shipped or forwarded. As my profits
depend On storage, ! sell fur customers
without charging commissions
Waco, July "a, 1873. WM. O. OTls.
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Died.
At 7:3O last night, at his room In East
Waco, after short illness, MIR. Erasmus
Bercsund, a native of Norway, aged about
afycars. The funeral takes place at 10
m. to-day from the residence of Mr. Ham
erstrum in East Waco. His. friends are IN
yitcd to assist OF the obscquics.
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A splendid stock Of liquors consisting OF
Bourbon aud White Wheat whiskey; also,
apple, peach cogniac and Blackberry bran
dies, gln wines, Nc, Just received and for
sale atJ. II. Smiths.
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NJ. WcIcr & Tietzer havs opened n
bakery and Confectionery on the west
side OF the square, and In addition
thereto they keep Toys, Fruits, Nuts,
oysters, will be served at any moment
desired. n2Idlm
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East waco Items.
Yesterday was duh damp and drcary
Cotton yarda and wagon yards were empty
Peanuts, pecans and gingerbread offered
their sweets to an unappreciatiyc public,
who passed them Ike the Levite on the
other side. Cotton looked blue and hides
were still. Merchants ovcrhaulcd their slow
accounts aud agents gossipped round the
IRE. The most lively object was sugar.
hogshead floating oyer the troubled waters
of Otis Bayou. Barkecpers DISPENSED
warm drinks and looked cheerful and youth
full Clerks read the fascinating pages of
Monruc's novels two dozen assorted muir
ders fur Il dime.
Trains arrived aud departed, floats and
drnys nan their daily course yesterday, the
dark morning settled into IL darker evening
and then the day was done.
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Own Hair,

preparation
II has restored
Price
OF
work ii,rslke II be- mailed Address
DIR, j. r. DROMGOOLE,
Louisville Kentucky
j. NJ RrIEEE, Agent, Waco
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one ear load Of potatoes, choice apples
dried fruits, etc, received ut Cunts, Brown
~ Cos. Also, enc car load of nails all sizes
and Cheap fui each. nuyIltf
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To the Patrons of Texas.

The advantages of ST. Louis, as cotton
market, have not been exaggerated, as hg-
utes viii verify. Rates Of freight TO Liver
pool ATE less than from Galveston, and tran
ut quicker. The difference Of freight alone
constitutes the difference Of prices between
this, and the New York market, aud other
Eastern markets. No drayagc Ia charged
here. Thrce-fourths OF the market value
will he advanced.
As market for sale of wool and hides, II
is not less desirable than for cotton,
Careful attention will he given the sale of
these articles, aud returns promptly made.
The slusser Sulky Plow, which recently
took the premiums over all competitors a,
the St Louis Fair, q worthy your attention
aud much cheaper In price.
Cuts and prices furnished on application.
The wagon known as "Grangcr's own"
has grown To lie immensely popular, rs the
large orders for II fully attest. Old favorites
have been supplantcd by II and compelled
great reductions in prices hitherto exhorbi-
tant Nomerit is due them for the reluctant
,la "a, that, ,,ri,ae
All articles, whatsoever, will he furnished
at wholesale prices. ..t..
The determination by railroad companies
in favor of carloads, is very marked, making
a difference Of onc-half in many articles.
II Is impossible to cnumcrate in this the
articles purchased for farmers, hut assurance
is given that the best attention will he given
any trust committed, and the market closely
followed
In no one article have the people been
more cNtorted upon than for buggcs. Con
hlutIeu u luNUrYs Tue luea mas prevailed
that they who indulgcd 1t should pay for 1t.
In this great reduction has been effected
and many ayailcd themselves Of the cheap
prices for handsome, stylish vehicles.
There was patented, in September, won.
derful invention, as a chun dasher-a little
thing, tits true, but one efIecting very mate
rally the convenience Of the housewife
whose quiet aud patient ministration to the
family comforts deserve to be facilitated in
rs improved manner as economy will allow.
II is well worth adoption.
In conclusion ! would say that whatever
is wanted in the way Of Dry Goods, Boot:
and Shoes, Drugs, Machinery, Hardware
saddlery and anything pertaining to family
use, can be furnished at wholesale prices
and, with great pleasure, information, con
corning such purchases as desired, will b'
given.
Consignmcntso Of any kind will he prompt,
attended to and returns made.
Very truly,
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Cattle.

4 considerable drove of milk cows and
calves came down Austin Avenue yes
terlay, and we learn that they are for
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should be more careful In their driving,
as there has been a number a collision hap
pencd within the last few days, and one or
two were smashed.
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The Examiner Job Office proposes to com.
pete with any office in the State, both for
style and price. Call and see specimens,
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We are glad to know that the work on
Third street bridge will he commenced this
morning.
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Look {!

bran new Singer Sewing Machine Tor
sale cheap for cash. Apply at ohrc 70 M NJ"
iors 4 Pierce, on the Square. hN2a-t
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VIII pay cash for good wheat delivered
10 my order In East Waco.
oelbd&wu Y.C, A. RoGERs.
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DATRoNs, ATTENTION.
STRAYED OR STOLEN

Strnyod or stolen from my premises
on or about the LIST of January last, two
mules of following descriptions: One
black or dark brown stud mule, IA
hands ana one inch high, & or 9years
old. The other is q bay horse mule,
sixteen hands and three inches high,
or $ years old. Both branded on left
shoulder dim ard M on hip, some
what genr-marke,l, and were shod with
steel pointed shoes when they left.
A reasonable compensation offered
for the mules or for any information
which will lead TO their recovery. Ad-
dress, 3. A DANIEL,
w;iw. Kuchi Station, Leon Co., Tea
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Save Your


made viii also growth TO whiskers
penetrating
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Ward No. /, $. w. Mabry.
Ward No. ., j. I. Walton.
Ward No. 3, j. &. McCrary.
Ward No. 4, Wiley Jones.
Ward No. o, j. W. Mann.

And that the presiding officers of said
election make due return thereof according
TO law, aud the ordinance Of the city.
Given under my hand and the seal Of
H.. S, the City Council Of Waco, No
vember o. 1875. JOHN &. WEST,
noylO 2Od Mayor.
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AtCurtis 4 Browns.


Pigs feet.
Mincc Meat. ~
Pickles in barrels, kegs and kits. n2s'
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Fresh crackcrs--assurled
Fresh canned goods,
Fresh canned fruits,
Fresh canned oysters,
Just in at low figures at
MARSHALL, Il EARLY's,
octl1d,Swtf Third Street,
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TN THE Court Of Common Pleas of For

TN THE Court of Common Pleas of For
4 est County, No. l Sept. Term, 1874,
Breve de partitione facienda.-Tate.
John Cobb VS.. Giles f. Filley, Theodore
Laroille, j. Philip Krieger, John +. Tolle,
Henry Van Stoddiford, ID. A. January,
Jacob Woodburn, William II. Roid, r.
II. Barrett, Ada $. Ames, Henry 3. Ames,
Mary $. Ames and Edgar Ames, minor
heirs of Edgar Ames deceased, and Lucy
V. S. Ames, guardian of the said minors,
John A. Scudder and w. II. Scudder, ex-
ecutors of Henry Ames deceased, Thomas
Scott, and w. ii. Brown, Trustee.
Notice is hereby given to the above
named parties, that by virtue of the above
mentioned writ of partition, an inquest
will be held and taken upon the premises
therein described on the 9Th day of Sep
tember, A. d. 1875, at one o'clock in the
afternoon, for the purpose of making par
tition and valuation and appraisement of
the said real estate, as in the said writ re-
quired at which time and place said par
ties can attend if they think proper.
To Giles +. Filley, &c.
Il. J. VAN GIESEN, Sheriff.
Sheriff IS Office, July 20, 1876. 16 Ct
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FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.

President Judge-L. d. WErMoRE.
associate Jad0es--ANDREw Cook, Jos.
q. DALE.
lSherig'-T. j. VAN GIEsEN.
I'FcdsHrcr-S. J. SETLEY,
Prothonotdry, Register &C Recorder, &c.
y. NJ. CLARK.
0mmissioners--JoHN THOMPSON, JAS.
X. CLARK, ELL BERLIN.
County USuperintcndent-S. +. RouRER.
District dttorney-S. ID. IRWIN,
Jury CommisSionerS-JAs FLYNN, VIM.
PATTERSON.
County iSHfpcvOr-S.D. IRWIN.
COroner--M. ITTEL, JR.
County Auditors-T. B. Conn, L. WAR
HER, G. JAMESON.
Member Of Congress 19th District--C. b.
Curtis.
Assembly-J. B. AoNEw.
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AS we 49, several memberssof
the old Penn'a Rsservesi in this county,
we publish thsaslIOXing fOsxheir in
formation:
The subject of attending the Cen
tennial in a body is being agitated
among the Pennsylvania Reserve
Association. The suggestion has been
thrown out that those members of the
Association residing in Western Pen
nsylvania appoint some place as rem
dezvous-say Pittsburgh--where every
provision can be made in the way of
camp equipments, and march to Phila-
delphia over the old wagon route.
Regimental and company organiza-
tions within the Association, and indi-
vidual members thereof, il the eastern
part of the State, can make prepara-
tions to join those from Western Penn
sylvania at such points along the
route at may be convenient, SO that
when the COLUMN shall reach Philadel-
phia the entire Association, excepting
the members residing in that city, will
be in line. At some point outside the
city tho Philadelphians could join
their comrades.
A meeting OF representatives of the
various organizations in the Assoeia-
tion will be called ere long TO take
action Or the above suggestions
Commercial
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Pereons having unsettled accounts
with me, will confer favor by calling
and settling the same before the first
of Sept, as no account will be permit
ted to run any longer without settle
ment. ]. B. PEARsALL,
Clarington,
IS At Forest Co., Pa.
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CARREER SEMINARY,

CLARION, p A.
ry and Normal courses. Common branches
Sciences, Mathematics, Latin, Greek,
Fronch and German, bookkeeping and
Drawing. instrumental and Vocal Music
Department conducted by Miss Mary r..
Jenks. Glasses in Science of Teaching.
instruction thorough and scientific.
Boarding hall and rooms for self-board-
ing. Send for Catalogue TO
WIN. TODD, Principal.
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Trunkeyville Items.

--Messrs. Grove q Wolcott have
been having rather bad luck with
their well near this place; first losing
the tools in the well by the breaking
of their cable, then, after fishing them
out, getting theirsdnd pump STUCK.
The sand pump was taken out last
Friday, since Nbich time operations
have been resumed with favorable
prospects.
Our school closed on Thursday
last, with but small attendance; only
some six or eight scholars being pres
ent.
The primary elections at this
place, on Saturday last moved off
smoothly, being somewhat fabricated
by beer, &c. After tho vote was
counted, theNmembers of the board,
with one exception INDUCED in a sup
per at the Peterson House