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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-03

MAYORS OrFIcE, Waco Oct. 10, 1871.
H. d. Compton, ESQ.,, City Marshal:
You will proceed to make out your list Of
" uenn4uents In the tax roll and hand II 10
ihe CITY Attorney for collection, aud give no
wee OF the fact by publication, that all
hNes unpaid on tho l5in Of November will
., collected by process Of law al the cost
Nellnquenis ions q. WEST,
Mayor Of Waco.
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We are indebted to v. W. Iielmick, OF
2,s, Yves, SIKH street, Cincinnati, for two
new pieces of music, "ileaven bless Nam
una, " aud "Only In Fun" both gems. This
house fills orders promptly. Send them In.
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You will lind at ). b. Humphreys choice
navy beans, choice South Carolina Rice,
choice Louisiana sugar, sugar house mo
lassrs, maccaroni, ycrinasolla, cheese, crack.
,rs, potatoes, teas, and all kinds Of canned
goods, low for cash. novldtf
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", NJ. Anderson.

Mr. W. NJ. Anderson has large, well Sc
lecteI stock Of groceries, both staple aud
fancy, which he Ii selling very reasonably.
A large invoice Of excellent coffee just In.
An exceptionally large stock OF glass
ware Just received, which comprises all the
later aud fashionable dinner-table ware.
Ills stock of crockery is also large, well
selected aud cheap. Everybody goes to
Anlerson's for goods IN his different lines.
And then, In addition, his stock Of furni-
ture ia very large and consists Of all that IL
either rich, rare or elegant IN house furnish
lug. Everybody buys furniture OF Ander-
son pov2l2twlt
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Cotton

The receipts of cotton were unusually
large yesterday; not much under thousand
bales, we should say.
The depression In other markets is but
slightly felt here, our buyers hav''g the
nerve on other points, It seems.
Hri and Bosque counties were largely
represented by cotton wagons.
Cotton pickers are s'ill In great demand
aud commend good wages. ht
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THE DAILY EXAMINER.
Local Intelligence.
Notice.

Notice.
No order, for anything, will be recognized
at this Office unless signed by j. w. Downs
or his %. W. Downs) name counterslgned
by c. NJ. Downs. J.W. DowSs,
Proprietor Examiner.
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u Il n Fact
That Fred Axling has everything drinka-
BILE that a man can call for, and all OF the
purcst and choicest brands. lie still stands
by Burnham's NXXX and o. o. Bourbon.
IFS genuine SaZarac Cognac brandy, i'm
ported In 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 l2 at
"Fred's" saloon on the square. oct5
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:, Just received, at Curtis, Brown " Co.,
rubllc Square and Austin Avenue, the
nhtst kind Of sweet and Irish potatoes. A
inll line Of choice groceries always on hand,
aud sold At the lowest living prices. oct2stf
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The "Grcai 7crds BOnansd Dra,ci,g psi
iis on Noeonter 30h, or Money RstI,nded.
The most ReF'o"sib'e Eail7riS IN he mi
ted States.
The Texas GIFT CoReert Association.
OF Denison, Texas, will distribute 10
ticket holders, November 3Oth, $40, 900
IN cash. This Association has a first
class reputation for fair and square
dealing. lts managers ure old and reli
able citizens Of Texas, But u few days
now renaih TO the day OF drawing.
nut few tickets now unsOld, so tickets
shonld be secured nj once. This Asso-
citation assume all risk, and pay all ey-
pcnsse tor cash RENTED for tickets,
when sent per Express or by Bank
club. Read their advertisement.
Oct3Otd.
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Our Ladies' Shoe Department contains q
stock unsurpassed for elegance, durability
and lowness OF price. Directions for self
measurement sent on application.
Complete assortment Of gents furnishing
goods, shirts, collars, cuffs, ties, hose,
gloves, &c. Goods sent to any part Of the
country. Shirt measurement on applica.
ton.
For the accommodation OF ladies and fam
ilies who are unable TO visit the city, fun
lines OF samples OF all grades of dry goods
VIII be sent, and orders by mail filed with
greatest possible care.
BROADWAY AND TWENTIETH ST., NEW YORK.
iy2SwlmSfromseptIto
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New Advertisements.
GREAT TONIC.
Hegeman's Cordial Elixir of
Calisaya Bark.

a pleasant Cordial which strengthens
and improves the Digestionj nm excel
lent preventive of Fevers, Fever and
Ague, &c. and a great Renovation and
Tonic for inyalids and debilita'ed per-
IONS. HruEMAN x Co, New York, sole
manufactures. Sold by all Druggists.
octOJS WV
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
By virtue ofthe power conferred on The
undersigned as trustee, IN certain deed o.
trust, executed by r. II. Carter and q. G.
McCulloch, dated 10th day OF May. A. ID.
1873, and duly recorded IN book Z, pages
1918 Of McLernsn comfy, TO satisfy a GER
tain promissory note described in said deed
of tiust, will sell at public auction, before
the court house door OF said county, within
the hours prescribed by law for public sales,
to the highest bidder for cash IN gold coin on
Thursday, the 18th Day of Novem-
Der, 1875.
the following property, situated In the city
OF Waco, to-wlt: The West half OF lot No.
"a seven, in block No. 49, three, fronting
twenty-five feet on the Public Square, and
running back on the street that leads out OF
the Southwest corner of the PJblc Square,
known as Third street, II being the store
house and lot now occupied by T.. II. Car
ter & Co.
will convey to the purchaser such title
as Is IN me vested by such deed Of trust
aforesaid. This ID Of November, 1875.
THos. HARRIsoS, Trustee.
noy3dtnovlS
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NIGoR or MIND AND BoDy.-Eyery per
son would have more vigor OF mind and
body ani mental clearness were they TO use
as u daily article Of diet the unbolted wheat
-four. Blood manufactured from such food
is the purcst, richest, and least liable to be-
come diseased. The most desirable way IA
TO mix with the -four dry, DIR. Prices Cream
Baking Powder, stir IN pure water, form q
soft batter, bake into gems or biscuits, in q
hot, quick oven, and the result will lie the
sweetest, most wholesome, aud NJ, tritious
article Of food that can be made;. aud his
True riaVoting hk.racts Oh YAM ia, Necta
octoql "a
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There were no eases tried. The docket
was called, and cases set for the term. The
cour, adjourned at 1890 until this morning
at ga, IN.
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nFFichoF
S. ROOsEvELT & CO.,
Cotton Factors and General
Commission Merchants.
7. o. Box 1850. ~


! NEW YORK, Sept. 10, ls1b.
DEAR SHIN connection with our
hardware business, which will be con-
Quoted ms heretofore, we have organ
lied cotton factoTage and general
commission department, ana beg leave
TO tender our services In that capacity
to shippers OF produce TO this market.
In doing so we can assure our friends
that our organization is complete, and
our facilities for handling cotton,
wool. hides, &c., &c, equal to any
house In the trade. We nre fully pre-
pared to make rs liberal advances IN
cash, as due regard tn safety will JUS
my, and TO make faithful aud prompt
returns FOR all property committed to
our care. Intending, rs we positively
do, to transact u legitimate commission
business, and, under no circumstances,
TO either buy or sell n bale of cotton
Tor our own account, enables us to as
sure our friends that our best exertions
VIII be directed towards insuring full
arket rates for all consignments
made us.
Mr.. w. ID. Scogin, so well known TO
our friends IN Texas, La, AM Ark,
will continue with us as 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 Ruskin, whose
long experience In handling cotton,
&C., IN this market has familiarized
him with all details Of tho business. He
will give his eutire 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 endeayor to keep our Gus
toners posted on the conditl On of the
market, aud furnish them with any iu-
formation In our power rs may be to
their interest.
Respectfully soliciting share OF
your business and trial shipment at
nm early day, we remain.
Yours, most truly,
sept21dSwif =. ROOsEVEI.T& 90,
COLLINS & BROTHER,
Wholesale dealers I'm
School Books, Stationery,
and Blank Books.
$40 broadway, NEW YoRK.
Country house stationery, Blank Books
made 10 order, Mercantile Printing, etc.
o5dSw6m
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., =. d. Womack, druggist, Austin Az
s ,I, under the McClelland Hotel, receives
, mn,1si daily new supplies OF pure drugs and
JJ "nn,s. His stock Ia complete In every
paItneni, and being continually renewed,
az always perfectly fresh. His assortment
,vsr,,,, articles Is Immense, and comprises
store ~" '''ass uius
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Fun.
The raiiie at the Mctlelland House Bar
TO night, for fine pipes. will be fun for the
boys. About O'Clock is the hour, we be-
lirye,
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Mr.. John W. Cooper, general agent Of the
house OF ID. Jaynes Il Son, the great pro-
prietary medicine house Of Philadelphia, is
IN the city.
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The Robertson County Council Grange
meet at their hall IN the old courthouse
building at Owcnsyillc, the Friday before
The full moon In each month, at 10 M.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-03

Saur Kraut and Maccaroni,
Irish and Sweet Potatoes,
Ground Rio Coffee,
Tea 75c. 10 20 per pound.
Powder, Shot and Caps,
N. Y. Factory Cheese,
Liqors, Tobaccos and Cigars
For sale at
oct3l'f j. H. SNIfH's.
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Black and Colored Silks,
Fall and winter dress goods,
Shawls, cloaks, linens, prints, &c.
Also:hamburgs, insertings, edg-
ngs, Trimmings, &c.
Plain and fancy hosiery, gloves, UNI
brellas, &c,
Each Department being com
plete and replete with all the nov
elites to be found in the European
markets.
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WACO, Nov. 9, 1875


DEAR Sig;-We, the members and officers
Of the German M. +. Church OF this city,
desire To return thanks TO the citizens OF
Waco, who 40 kindly assisted us with the
means necessary to purchase our new organ
Very Respectfully,
A. ARNOLD, Pastor,
For the Congregation.
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t., Notice Is hereby given that will proceed
W MeoIiance with the above instruction.
'''"'lti X, ID. COMPTON, Marshal.
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Kingsbury ~ Frazier have Just received
A car load Of the celebrated Mitchell wagon,
and another car load ordered.
octlOdlw WIN
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About an hours diminishing In the sand
for items was as much as this reporter could
stand yesterday.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-03

unnn i,.aclede stlll maintains It's strong hold
W Louis. Mr.. Malin, the proprietor.
prince Of a "Mine Host, !" and his clerks
tr.. no, OF the ''stuck-up" sort. Guests are
MAJ WIN the utmost clyility, and are
il he 10 ieei that the Laeledc, for the time,
ma uelf home. OF course, under such a
ana ,sehtlii, the table and also the rooms
"1' pels are Of the very best sel1dSWtf
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" = MARLIN q Bro,

nave ilne hearsc and complete stock
Ins, metallic aud wood cofilns. They have
n r,s received uice lot Of parlor furniture
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Fresh crackers--assorted,
Fresh canned goods,
Fresh Gained fruits,
Fresh cameo oysters,
just In at low figures at
MARsnALL " EARLY's,
octl'dSwtf Third Street.
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The Texas Express Co. calls for and de.
liyers fret shts free Of drayagc, new and
quicker connections at lower rates, have
been made to all accessible points.
septlld3m
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D R Y co 0 D S,

viii, owing to their great success
during the past season, in filling or
ders from all parts of the United
States, give greater attention to the
out-of-town business. With an en-
larged department and increased
facilities, they will fill all orders
by mail with their usual prompt
ness, and they trust, with com
plete satisfaction.
, 1875-02-28

turo Of Vienna in 134s. Two. others afford \
picture Of LyopB,-one in 1871, another in 1890
Ecclesiastical seals not unfrequentiy repre-
sent councils. and other meetings Of the clergy.
Scenes OF private life are le4s frequent; yet
they are not altogether wanting. Maritime
scenes occur sometimes and give some lmportant
suggestions for. the history Of ship-bullding ano
Of life On tho waters. The whalo-fishery seems
to have been favorito subject Of deliaeatlon.
The history OF the industrial arts comes m 1o1
it's share in many pictures OF utenslls 1oono Oh
the seals of great mercantile corporations
In the sixteenth aad seventeenth ceatur1es
the use OF seals Ncs in its dacadencs. the ols-
covery Of The art of printing was untaVoraole TO
their continued employuent- And, Will their
use, the art Of engraving on them also deca3eo.
The dclicacy Of execution observable IN the seals
Of the Middle Ages is looked for IN vain IN those
of the centuries above named The ingenuity OF
encrayers began to seek other avenues. Ihe art
of engraving, such az it existed in the Middle
Ages is among the lost arts.
First. instead Of the pendent seals attached to
the document to be authenticated, We find q cake
of wax with an impression on it. Later, the
paper receives the impress directly, aud the seal,
instead OF occupying the first place, becomes
only IN accessory to the signature. As the art
OF writing becomes more general, the necessity
Of sealnc is felt less aud less till finally, in our
own age and country, the seal hns left only the
shadow OF its former SELF, u the flourish OF the
pen which is made to take it's place.
, 1875-02-28

And Mary WIS found to be 30 excellent
servant that her mistress began at length to look
on her With very sincere regard. But, by-and-
by, poor Mary became very i'll. Good Dr..
lIartly, the family physician, was called in md.
though every care was given the sufferer, the
Doctor found himself utterly unable to reach
the cause OF the pooE girls u1alady. Weeks
have now elapsed. and Mary's diatemper yields
neither to medicine nor nursing. and the Doctor
is ut his Wits end. Change Of SCENE ind Of sir
is Ut last recommended, and at this the poor girl
returns such look OF despair that the idea is at
first abandoned. Removal is nov decided Oh,
and pre- partitions are being made. Mszy's appeal
to Doctor Hartly against the removal is tender
ingly made, but the good doctor is ct fault
in his diagnosis Of the case, and aees no prospect
OF recovery but in tho proposed change, ~
last, when every other hope las fed, Mary begs
that her kind mistress will but pay her another
visit. And then comes Mrs. Welldone, with her
heart ali agiow to poor Mary, who begs tnat she
ers Master John-Bhe loves him with all her
heart and soul, snd it she is to die tor it, may it
be near hin, near him that she offers up her
life Mira. Welldona Was At first taken by
surprise, Is may we'll be supposed But,
beng woman Of excellent common eeoee she
eulted her husband, the good Mayor stated tho
case to her aon Mr. John, the object Of Marys
devotion and tho cause Of her illness pleaded
to Mr. John her own inspiration OF affection for
his father, and dwe]t on the happy results Of
their union. Young join, Welldons was now hia
fathers SUCCESSOR in business. He wns hand
some fellow and had good heart he had a.
ready, perdnps unconscio1Hly, noticed Mary
beauty and ingenuousness, and, rather
than she should die, why, he was not the
man to tl1wart his dear mothers wishes =;
and il bis father: the Mayor, had no objections,
match OF it with all his heart. As for the Mayor,
as soon as his wife made the proposal he entered
, 1875-02-28

r., distant future the youth Of New York City
nav be expected to display proficiency in itez-
seeding that Of the unsophisticated country
nous,n. Something must be done With the te!e-
eraph wires, and the company proposes to bury
tham under ground and out Of Right. They are
to be laid peacefully to rest in coins Of cement,
ESQ together, and the whole city is to be made
eametery. The cost will be enormous, but what
Of that? Meanwhile the youthful kitc-fyer
viii find satisfation in the knowledge that wire
tails to kites hare demorziizing effect Oh tho
telegraph companies. One slender wiro kite
tail, judiciouely strung over dozen telegraph
wires, Will mix up messages in hopeless confu-
zion. A word to the wise ia sufficient ; and, as
tho season OF kte-dylns is rapidly approaching,
the waJward sons Of BENJAMIN FRANKLIN will
cease to submit to tyranny without 1eto1ting in
kind
, 1875-02-28

society," tha bsat should keep kway from alto
gctler.1
Judic.ors recreation Il the only 1ridote to in-
Temperance.
Tie principal fclliag Of nankiad-ns zunity.
It ia exsy tho o6 Loose, careess unfolding
memory, forgive; it is very difficult for person Of
sscadfast 1nenu<y to forgive. l quite understand tho
saying Of Queen Ei1ab2th to the Countess Of Noting
ham, God may fozEise you: cannot" E4zsbetn
had ye:5 potent rneEnsry. To such persons the
original injury comes hack years after With the fresh
ness Of feeling .s On the day u;ou which it was
duFed: while, to the persons Of poo- memory, tae
original transaction comes back in Sery blurred snd
ind1stnct manner.
do not know anything which fasctnnteR youth
than what for want Of better word, may call brill
fancy. Gradually, however, thss peculiar kind of
estimation changes vary much It IS no longer those
who are tho1o who atect to DO the liost and
the beat work with the least apparent pains ard
trouble, whom most inclined to admire. We
esentaaJ come TO admire lsbo7, .d to respect It the
ious man 10 be the c:Eso Of lis success he Las any
success to boast Of.
, 1875-02-28

kA good advertisement in newspaper pays no Fare
On railroads costs nothing for hotel bills gives away
no boxes Of cigars customers, or rnesno dresses to
ru<,omers, wives drinks no whisky under the head
Of travelling expenses, but goes at once and all the
time about its business free Of expense.
, 1875-02-28
Farewell, my wife and children dear,
Trough a,scnt from you, do not fear.
God will protect and comfort, too,
a. 1ox,o or,a another aR I loved YOU.

A Young man named CuLDnETH went to VIZ
pinia CITY, New, gorgeous in garments, radiant
in rubies and gsrrulous in conversation The
frequency with which be alluded to "WATrEnsoh
and l." "MuRAT HA1!srEAD and l. Me-
Cu11Aou and I" '' BLoss, OF tho Inquirer
j" Dov1xs, you know" and other Journalists. led
tho other guests Of the hotel to suspect man
who had kept ouch bad company. They found
him forrer, and n attaative reader OF the
newsDapera, his leisure time in various jeils haT-
ing eiyen him an opportunity OF getting &c
ouaintsd with the names 1t any rate OF the great
men he talked about.
The connection between belt and qui1 Is
not iiscoverable, but, as the Plainde1l7's con
trlbut,on to the inane, let that pass. From MI.
BErctrn's remark that Mrs. MouLroa'a test1
,nouy yas lie, We incline to think he drew his
inspiration from tho lowest sources. and there
fora that DE-, sYsTA1 has the best OF the story.
The New York correspondent Of TIE CHICAGO tAte-
,-,r !. at i. ceatp According him. and him oolE,
HrEcsEE cuts up sone curious antics IN toe cou1-
roo,u every little while Tho Latest Instance IL III -
account of tho testimony Of Ars. IoUIToS; lEs
Iimss reporter s2ys that BEEcHKR, dt!.!n us
+kcpt hta gaze dxod On the getting q the courtroom
Tt1E Tr1ETEE man e3ys thet his fscc grew po3pde
md hs eyes rere fdsten<d the gyost1d Ire 8tess
rr.dlrr public may take i.1 choice again II. s4se
hadn't the belt better be handed oYEr 70 IAE
TEIBpxx quill 7--Cltnsl1ad FlatzscEe9t0. =
, 1875-02-28

Don't rick anything With stubborn cough, vhen I
safe remedy may be bad m Dr. Jayne's E1pestorant.
Sore lungs and shroats are speedily helped BY It.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-24
VHH GIN Is.

The Legislature of Virginia has re-
elected the Hon. John W. Johnston to
the United States Senate. We know
not, of course, what local or national
influences have brought this selection
about. We do know that Senator
Johnston has not taken high rank dur
ing his present term ns service, nor
does Virginia hold the position iD the
National Councils in keeping with her
historic renown, or with the great abil-
lty of her public men. At home. with
the exception possibly Of Georgia. the
management of her internal affairs. In
the trying ordeal through which the
Southern States have passed since the
war, has shown more ability and judg-
ment, than any of her sister States.
She has avoided, by the display OF
very high order of statesmansh1p'
many of the rocks upon which other
States have been wrecked.
We surely have no personal or po
litical objection to the Senator elect
Re is doubtless a gentleman of char
acter and ability, but Virginia owes Il
to herself and to her Southern sisterI
to occupy in the highest Legislative
body OF the country, something more
than a commonplace position.
Like North Carolina and most othe
States, we fear that locality has bee1