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sdunben bat. Gin speites .Das Ntnf&snfsfem" sbz
~hfene HuIesfsra&s unb %eeiunser Wtnidsaseaash,"
bat einrn Stfas pom ibsr 10000 erretat. Dities Isstsse
aDsrt erf4eint its. easliia uns teatf&. Gin neatrts
aDns .DiHenfbaft uns Dt&tans" Shr SAMMY TUBES,
sts iasenbltas Nrt, unb sPoNsIE. sr Idaise aft, q.
faeint ~ssrlduas nur enstiia. Dssrn Snbaltsssr,eid-
uife bis(er gDerPe wsGe man I'D entpsttr an DE- FooTs
psnbea Uber an bic Murray Hill Vsrlagsbuohhandlung,
1919 East 2Sth Street, New York.
assntsn psrbsn fir ZEN ger.rieb hisir Derte suIaaat
anb trbaIteu ftbr slnatse Rsbtnsunssn. So raan&u
astxt bat f9sn burG ben gstauf ttsier Nerse I'D ben
@runba.in ,n sinem tletnsn grm5ssn etleet. .DAs
Nsniasnfsfsm" If fir Gspa&iene unb .Gidtni&afs uas
Di4tuns" fur bic Susenb eth psr,aali&ss. ltbrret&es uns
tnt.refantes aDeri. Gin SnboItsseaei&nib Der Eesse
pel&es franco sr pot an iese Wbrtft ssrfanst torb.
sistt cine ssufdustse 1sf4ssibuas haiaben. EsA
einmal,
Ngeutsn uoer Golporteure Derlaugt.
Nbrelfire tuie obeu.
, 1875-06-02
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bauSmafler II. Mufliondr,
No. l0l5 Main Strate.
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81 Der Office BON X 3. 1aary mnb
Comp, Bang ,iers.
gefosat ale @slbSfie, ptiGe Yeaua auf
,er @srfauf pom @tnnbRlden. Mietben unS
Hsrmistb II. ielt @erihtss u't GGu'titeine
1us aud Gittt er WoriGug auf Witetben ben
@issntbumern. wtI&s ibm ibrGismtbum amer
iranen. Verfauft auf bfsntihsr Mutton nne
pripntim. Ia Oersibe cine ls6siabra, Gr
fabruns III BEN @si6afte bat, 10 1T er i'm
Stanes isins SunSsn 3ur .3ufreoenbtit au
teoientn. mr. mi mmt
, 1875-06-02

Gs lei ouf feline 8erpfli6tunsen einsc-
9ansen uuO babe feline 8erIpredunsei
semadt, bod beoeutc feline 9olitif Del
Nidteinmiiduns feline Slolirun9 obe'
Snoifereuj 9e9el DEN Syieoen Guro=
nn's -
, 1875-06-02
Die Tnbkur

n btfttnmt. has 9auas btsherise 5eIuerfasren unas
auitobsn. Gte Eur wtrb bur@ bas fosenannte
Nohbas nnS burg G%tnnsbmen pon 9o5Su!per
Sswirts: ~. a04SaOsr psissn an. mo sie arani9.it
Stit seissn fe bic aebenstrait bes Wtni$tn an.
Eanisnbe in6 tn ben Iesten swet Sabren In ber
SaSssAnfialt "a Stonton Ctr Rem Dort, sebeilt
@er3te nnb Ipothetrr. Die 9obbdSer untsrf9eiten
I'd Don onbersn Ddbern babur4, bab fe bireft auf
PIE Rrantbett etnptrten, u Sben franttn Stoff ents
iernen, n rpel@er form er aud gum Dorfdein
tonlme. Ste fnb etn @erbrenrunsss cber Aus{4ets
bunsssqrcees. Der 9rantbettsfofe. Jeber aranfe
wir6 BET Der Hnwenbuns bi.fer &ur i~osujasen ieln
si9sner aratt,. Eenn SeraanS bur@ bisie Bdber ses
1.sit ~. 70 " e. pirtiid unb rabitat se9etIt. wab:
ssnohnIi4 sefdbrtt&sr fub offs BITE Rranfbeit{eIbh,
ane f3 oIt.rs etn sonass Seer fs.unSdssr &ranss
petten etnftegt.
bet f~olsenbtn Rrantbeitsn, befonbers ptrs fe F9
nod IN aeutern Suitanbe befinben, gong aubercrbents
lid: 0tebsry ielbit Q.rpen. nnb Tpphusfeber,
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s.psbnli3 !Ie9t tarirt. WaKsrjsdt. abea:
nsattstanA peretn oft tebr. t@nta s.bstt;
tDebtttttAs. Rransbtitsn In iebsm Srass. Bel
duberen Rrontbetten, 0ranbtpnnoeu, 0es
IdsiSarea' SesopbtIa &C; " Ste Wirtars cine
Y ~ ssS u ~ n$ sss Sa,v; Mms sm Pa y. si.rsi4sns.
Qentrtbe lns bic fosenannte $esns cher
Saaerrub. (eime BIG isst unBeilbars aransbeit)
wu-ben sebtilt Bet IeSttrtr &ranskeit aebsn 96
pro5ent Ses Sudsrhofes NIT iebem Babe Sur& bsa
lrtn ab.
Die Babes unb einn.5m..pnlu.r p.rs.n mad
iebem ptat To, aanbe ~perianbt. Der 0rtis hss
Babe puluers II 81, Der bes Ginxe6me s putpsrs
n. Man Ia0e f4 tine Broi@hye aber bic qobfur
b snsIiSsr sssS bsatl4er Spra&s f@iden. a
FIR. Rauchfuss,
~ Stanten Str. (Box 1891
Nsw Bert
, 1875-06-02
Frank d. Hill.
II unb Mufticnd,

DdWSM atler uno WuttipuGr,
11O8 Main CITRATE.
bu pState SanF seseaiter.
@runbftde unS periSuli@ss Giasntbur-
r,re aaf phsntll1sr Muftion cbsr pr'pat pe,.
tiuft. SGuIer unS "a c tpirb perniietbet unb
-slsubere Maimsrfiamts,t pisb auj sas Gpuef.
tlren bon Mietbea as!est.
Der Vsrfauf BON @ruutfiden traenb elmer
n" -irS aufs SersfaItisite bstrieosn.
e mi mint
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SIC. 7O4 6. @rafe Ctr,
(Gde Der 7tsn.)
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gem len. lin i'd 10 einssrihtet.
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me 'r &uuoen ih ed uno biuia ausfiibs
rem fam. SD eriuhe meiue alien Sc
hditslreunoe mr. fcruer ibr 9eaeiateS
Wohluoaeu gu ihenfcr.
Il b Int 90 nj. s. 8 Datt.
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BfteFt@e GrnfM1tationeu
nnenteelbIt@.

Ds>s 1inaaIteu ned faasltae pFan,eu sebraaAk
Beiaate 10000 Datsnsen uusseu BON ibm in ben Iettt1
spanjts Sabrsn ~bebanbeIt. Steer Eau ptrb tia.ln isre.
faItts restartrt, Oh brteai& sttr perfSnIt&. Oh Ron tes
Dsstsr islbR sbtr fttnsn 6ilfsSritsu. esttere fas aae
stfeniaaftIi& s~sbtlssts getsistae.
&us pattentsn. pelde e~ntfsrut rstnea, etaItta etas
sasfabrlt&e 8resenIiRe franss YT Pa sser I'm Saufa.
Gia ssAaanbtses fsftmnssf&ss Giatrassn Ia ben 1i&esn
s~erbtnsert 8eblsr user Srrttamer. Die Gl&es wesssa
RET ssn hen anssieatsn Auttsn sssfnet.
gDtsm GsaesnIiae ssa snbsuetise gsaialtatssR
ssrsifrs u,as ME foISt;
d.. e. b. FooTE,
Boz 7ss, Nsv Tea
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1920 8suer Ndutatiun1 S75
Ybtla b~elpbta a.

(Sncorporirt 27. WsdrS 182O.)
Capital. ..............$ 500 900 90
Alets /. Sanm 1875. 3,O9S. 691 43
Ollie GerIiiGe rsrihert bel Der 9Ecciatirn
lett ibreS gniiffbens tint prpmpi te,ablt uut
bel ,ufen ff ami 81 .332,454.43. 5iinfuns.
'%ranaiAtanIi ND Dollar llno BET BEN SbiBs
nj. ilter Don 0irninia bepuniit, lir bic = lHer
belt Der W%iryiuia Yc'"en. Snbattr.
Beridlt Der Waiie anl l. Sanuar 1875.
gpnps nro SYpttp fen auf Gi-
'srtt~m in Ybi atsIpbia. .$l,396.2'4 Sc
@runb &ente 80. 2l,647 49
0rant,,ssn,bum @ fce) Np.
"a Noit Ste SiraBe F.. 1920 ~
Vereiniete Gtaaten rtgiitrirte
Bombs 1891. l69,4UO 90
8sreiniate ct atsn reeiltrt.te
@pnrs 1905 177, 400 90
)lrleben an os z tabt Vbild. 3b5. $50 W
. rleben an cen Staat YenAI 1914 o.
DlrIebrn on biz Stabt pitts-
burg Z prOsent Sonos 500G0 90
200: Wltien bes pen %iylparia
@ilsntnbn Capitals LOG. $50 20
. mn. GIieababn gompngnie
JntcrminS 2n%isibsiuetne. 1854 36
0ebisb Bailey gilenbabn Z PRO-
, ,eni onps 21,AO 90,
. II chm an ben Ra'oui Iemple ~, 525 O0
1881 2ftieu Spm Capital ber 8eu.
or aGceiatlOn. ... 5000 90
YJllatsipbia nrb Nensi ina vi.
le:baba SpseS z Yr"seut. 1885 o.
1,uUU ~tten pom capital ter
sbilate.p.ia unp &eabins 81
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yones. 1880 co
CIT mi6a eiieutabm 81. Sonbs lU,40u on
1Naftlen Der gbilatelpbm, Ger
manIUwn unp Nprrl@ ipwn 81
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6 mpen GUY Bouts 7 yr,seut $3.50 20
81 LITE Der Gbeilnut 5iu vi.
isntabu 9ompasnis. ... 200 90
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aseaten gum Vinleneen 95.963 IS
Bar in Fer 9anf 1. San. 1875 1895 9S
Dart @ertI Y3,U9S, 69i AZ
Tie u%eterseidrsten fiut sinssrittst. IN Ger
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j. # Geeeu E,nsrs ei br au pe ifberi.
Sbomas ". alfrieno & 2 obn,
, 1875-06-02

Sd mace meinen 8rsuntsn ueb bem pub.
lieum i'm Nqstmeinen BETA nj, p'e i'd fee
bereit bin, ale n pas 3abn ratfap ihIa
wne M.te,t.n ~ iirsrnebmen ane ~ roc al
lee auftieten, msins 8anpem suiriessu au its I.
len.
@ebi1e tpfrben nab Der nsu ne1 @rt brr
erbnit unt paIsnt, " ben t~iaisifen Yrs;i'n
ansefsrtist
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Spring part


Sd erlauhe mir meinen Treun6en ars
EN- Fublitum i'm Naaemeinen ansusei>
CT. baB ib nit meiner Nle- Brauere,
TIE 2laerbier> Frarerei oerbunoen mo
III Dem ;3wet einen oeutidcn Yraus,.
err Soft anacitelt babe.
Saocm id, uuf oas Woblwo(Ien oeS GIT
i'fuas red,ue aebe i'd Die 8eriidetuna.
3 in ais anWeaoen tperoe. Elm f.
noblihmrdenoes ier 5a brauen. SaB
u:n Nnforoeruna,n entipredlen tuiro.
icl Seurp . bowler.
, 1875-06-02
THE DAILY sun, se A YEAR.
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up OF club, Sfxsv Doi1srs.
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SIR Gsrft&sranssplan 1T s~tssmieitis,
23,OOO Npiicett amsae.
Qeben.

Sin bisier Gompuanie fiab oisls Der Be.
tannteifsu bieliaen Ceutidem usriidert.
2tre1 9. Gbtuarbs, Generals yssut.
tts 8sruaaau Ropple, psuti@sT Nssnt.
, 1875-06-02
THE ann.

Five copies. one year. separately addressed.
Eight Dollars.
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an sxtra copy TO getter up OF club).
sixteen Dollars.
, 1875-06-02
CHARLES A. DANA. EditsS.

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Intended for People Now ON Earth.
Including Farmers. Mechanics. Merchants, Pro.
f~essionsl Men, Workers. Thinkers, and all kan-
ner OF Honest Folks. and the Wives, Sens, and
Daughters OF OIL! such.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
ONE HUNDRED COPIES FOE csc.
Or Loss than Ono Cent Q Copy. Let there BE- q
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sEMI.wEEKLY SUN, % A YEAR.
OF the same size and general character %
THE WEEKLY. but with 8 greater variety of
miscellaneous reading. and furnishing tho news
to its subscribers with greater freshness, because
it comes twice . week instead OF once only.
THE DAILY SUN, 90 A YEAR.
A prominently readable newspaper. with tina
largest circulation IN the world. Free. indie.
pendent, and fearless in politics. All the news
rom everywhere. Two cents . sopy By mail.
co CENTS 9 month. or 30 year.
, 1875-06-02

Seine @eis0id,oft bistet s,6Bere 8or-
t ,eile Deneu an. welde ibr Qeben perIi$
d, RI, als oieie.
Disftte bot @srsrai Nssutsn In Is g too.
te' tss Z nees unb il bic stn,iats fibl,6s
6 mpo9ris, Wslde im 9taate New GOT,
O)ip unt Venris oania autrs'frt N, Wpl,isn
81, O, 900
ma'ben n Ssn lsBtea 8 Sibrs an Mitlpen
uab Waiisa bon bisisr @.ieAi9aft ausssabst.
Der GrfoIs tie'er a%ompasrie it in Ter Sc.
f1iGte FER 2etenSDr iiGerunes @sisal6afts,
pOG ME basswsisn, p.e fClssnbe 2.is ,brss
8rfp'geS er.abit:
ssIis'a rarsn aussssstsa am %. @irs 1857 Cine
- y ~ I. S.pt. 1869 5000
~ n I. Gabr. 87t Ii, 800
, 1875-06-02
SEND YOUR nroNEY

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York. wherever convenient. If not, then recister
tne letters containing money. Address
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sun ntacs. Nsw York Caey
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DART @srts $3.U9s, 69i AZ
Tie lleterstidrsten iiut sineerittst. IN Ger
Q gen alien nnb li1sren VsriGerunas. @eiel.
I j. # Geeen H,nsrs ei br su be iiberl.
Sbomas VI. alfrienD e. z otn,
NO. | Wure lUt Stra6s
INN / mint (gbaftrs uilbius)
, 1875-06-02
p;tbmpnt h Arlin9tpn
Sstsns Dsrhhfrungs- Wfklfaaft
bon Ni&munb, pa.

Titfe @efsuidaft bat firs i1 ibr neu,s,
et's 'ntes tsausmss @sbaute, Gte ees Drain
u b Ste Ctr, bsaosen.
SIbrfs Ginfnmmen iiber $1,5OO,O 900.
%. g. NarinstOn, prdf.. s 6. gsrarbs. giesprdI..
Vrcf. SO. en.,tS. u tsas.
, 1875-06-02

M4~ THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STATS GsZETTE is LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALL
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1875-06-02

fenbauS beoienen. @nbIi9 1ino nod)
bic fog. srauen S@weitern Su erwabs
uea, wslde cine ytlsbsrlafuns in &S'
uissbers bslissn.
, 1875-06-02
girsinia Staats<Va5elIf
tas,~ beraussssebeu ""
9ebn 8. Qsaa"
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u III 0 no, So.

srbferiptiors . NretSs:
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-28
TEXAS NEWS AND OPINIONS.

The Bolton Review agrees with ms
that the poll tax qualification for voters
is both bad policy AMI wrong in prin.
ciple. While there ar. same commu -.
mites where unrestricted sufrrape is
an evil, yet we cannot see how we can
discriminate in matter involving the
principles which lie at the very foupda.
tions of our governmental system
without impairing the strength and
symmetry Of the structure. Time. and
wise forbearance with the evil, must
work its correction.
The San Marcos Free Press propo.
sea to sell out, and is heartily opposed
by the Herald and Express of san An
tonic. The little controversy over the
matter, is highly creditable to all con.
cerned.
The Tyler Democrat is stron,lv pro
nounced IN favor of the idea of public
and free instruction. We are not sur
prised, as its known intelligence and
pure pstriotism had long since led ma
to expect such action ON its pa,t.
The Moscow Democrat warmly
defends the Convention. We like to
see a little praise mixed in with the
blame, and especially when il comes
f,o,, na,oor.,;o , l,..
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-28
Texas Grange Notes.

The Grange pic mic and barbecue at
White House, Smith county, on the l4th
was an enjoyable affair.
Beegum Grange, No. ll73, Bell coun-
ty, Is twelve miles from the nearest
post office. They are making efforts to
get one nearer. They have the sym
pathy OF the Order.
Cotton Gin Grange, No %, Freestone
county, is in a healthy condition.
IL is mistake that purchasing and
other agents of the Grange are entitled
to free advertising in our columns. We
make reasonable deductions where hea
Wy contracts are had.
Bro. f. b. Fogleman, Of Red River
county, took the premium ut the St
Leuis fair, for the best bale Of cotton
from Texas. The size of 1t was $3.50
We congratulate him.
The East Texas Democrat will pub
lish Orange Directory for that District
Dorrect.
The Oranges about Moscow, Poll
county, are all doing well, and ar,
working harmoniously. We rejoice Il
hear 1t, and would be glad to have al
matters Of Interest from that sectiol
for publication in the Examiner an,
| Patron.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-28

STATE NEWS.



Gen. Augur, Gen. Henry L. McCul-
loeb, Hon +. u. Pease, Hon. Gusta-
Vus Schieicher and Judge Ord, OF Cal
'iornia, are at present in the city.
Gen. Ed. Hatch will arrive here in
few days. He will remsin on duty ut
these head quarters for several months,
until his presence is required az the
District Court at Brownsville,
Dur;ny his racsnt v;s;, totbs f,on,;ar
Gen ord visited piedrss Negrss and
the Mexican officials treated him with
marked courtesy, and expressed a de.
sire for 60 operation ia suppressing
law lessness aud disorder on the border.
Jefferson ,JimplscuteD
W. desnlv rsgra, 10 lesrn tb,, the
s;sters Of Thsr;ty are soon to ,eavs our
city. and that their ministering acts Of
love and Kindness will no Ienoer he
bestowed ON the needy and distressed
Of onr neon,e Thev leave hecsuss
IN. field for their usefulness "a hss he.
come too narrow here, and are called
IN where their services can he of great.
or aJvantaUe Wherever ,bev 90 The
nray.rs nnd blessings of the Iundreds
VIM have received helm and consoIs.
,ion from their hands viii folIow tbem
We also regret that our city suthori.
ines had not long ago assisted in the
establishment OF a hospital. which
would have enabled this worthy in,ti.
tuition to have found sufficient work
and caused them to remain with us
The rich and sffiuent always have an
as slum, but where will the worthy
poor and destitute now find onei
mt. Pleasant Patronl
C.,, n u.r, IN. no,;,e and .f
to,Ja sha,;T ~ Iy,n "" opnn,n pu arassn a
,ed ,,a pa,ron ,,;s w..r .,,i ihs Iar
~ ass, 's swa., o no,.,n % w;,Snm, n aa,.h. ,ha,
So ". .n'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-28

--e--
sublime.

A yonng lawyer of Indianapolis has
recently given evidence Of a sublimity
Of impudence, before which the cheek
Of a lightning rod man is the yeriest
modesty. Having asked young lady
to appoint day when she would like
10 90 driving, he added; "In this
connection | will say that am only
poor young lawyer, who has expend'
ed his all to get an education To ht him
self for the practice Of his profession.
Were situated as.l once were, would
proceed differently, but rs it Is l hest
tate TO say that my purse will not al
low me to expend money fo- pleasure,
and knowing that you have ample
means / have no doubt you will be
pleased to besr the expense Of the pro-
posed buggy ride"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-28
THE FUTURE GREAT
INTEREST OF TEXAS.

Even the most superficial OBJ
server, as well as thinker, can come
to no other conclusion than that ag-
riculture is surely to be the great
interest and future hope of the
State, We may and doubtless will,
develop much that is excellent in
mechanism, and as our civilization
grows and accnmulates wisdom and
experience with the lapse of years,
the arts and sciences will grow and
flourish among us, but the promise
of that future lies hid in the fabu-
lously rich acres which lie scattered
over the entire face of an empire
of rich agricultural promise.
Here's is to be the magic wand
which is to touch and turn to gold
the rich soils of Texas. Every
thing, her climate, her vast eNpanse
of natural field, the very absence
of many of the essential requisites
of great mechanical possibility,
all combine to teach us that our
great effort should take the direc-
tion of the field. God has given
us a true farmers country, |
and all we have to do is,
to listen to the teachings
of nature. On every hand the
blessings of the All-wise are show
cred upon our fields. Our soils are
not only wondronsly rich, but aasily
cultivated, and the rewards of
faithful work are nowhere,
,n the face of the habitsble globe,
lalf so great or half so easily gar
lered.
Here We produce everything pc
,uliar to our latitude, together
With the cerials and fruits of colder
hines. Our proximity, and easy
access to the great markets of the
world, open to agriculture the rich
est mines of wealth, in which hnman
effort ever delved.
Now if we are wise, we will prof
it by these plain indications. Our
people will bend their every effort
to the task of developing and push
ing forward this grand industry.
Let us waste no effort in no vain
pursuit after the ignus .tatus of I'M
possible excellence in other matters
When we have every arabic acre of
Texan land, producing to its reas-
enable capacity, and what is plain
ly possible to manufacture is saw
ing to the State, all 1t can, no
other land beneath the bright sun
will be halt SO rich, half so happy,
or half so prosperous.
Farmers of Texas, to your keep
ing has been confded, interests as
grand as mortal man has ever con
trolled. Shall it be said of you,
-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-28
where Grant IL Going 60 Live Pretty
Soon.


Gen. Grant and Mr.. Boire both
remarked that in their opinion moth
ing conld prevent Colorado Springs
from becoming large city, and
Manitou growing into famous
watering place, and they further
stated that they would certainly
come hare again next summer and
stay a month or mere at Manitou,
General Grant also expressed the
intention of buying lot and build
ing at Manitou' and residing there
a good part of the tina, after his
term Of office closad.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-28
COUNTY EsTRAYs,

MI CLENNAN COUNTY ESTRAfS,
No. rs.
Taken up by Wilson Connally, sixteen
miles West of Waco, on the Middle Bosque,
aud estrayed before y. N. johnson, j. r.
Precinct, No y, October 10, 1875, one bay
mare pony, years old, IS hands high, brand
ed A & ON right shoulder, and on the left
shoulder NJ; broke to the saddle. Also one
bay horse pony, q years old, 13l hands high,
branded W (euclosed IN diamond) on left
shoulder, broke to work. Appraised ut $50
byJ w Cooper and { G Cooper.
No 60
Taken up by Louis Wiley, l2 miles east o.
Waco and estrayed before w X kellum
j precinct No ., October 10, 1875, one
brindle OK, years old, end Of each horn
sawed of; no brand peeceptable. Marked
crop oil Of left ear aud und-rbit In the
right ear. Appraised al si5, by q W stoyall
aid w & Berry.
Taken up by u & Hicks, GU Castleruan's o
Creek, aud estrayed before \ p Massey, p
Precinct No l. Oct. %, 1875, one blue steer,
years old, branded & \ on side and Z 8 on
left hip, marked crop aud underbit iu left
ear aud under half crop OIL of right. Also.
one pale red OK years old, branded e 3 on
side, aud PIP on left hip, marked underbit
CS
In left ear aud under half crop of Of right
ear. Appraised at $40 by $ d Humphrys
and VIM. Sinclair.
Clk. ID. ~. Mel. Co., Tex.
BY. j. U. WAITos, Deputy. oc.sw
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The editor of the New York Herald
must be an experienced connoisseur OF
wisss. He says that rum Is twelve
times as stimulating as cider. The
equivalent Of one glass of brandy is
taken In ten glasses Of cider or porter,
or six glasses Of claret, or five glasses
Of burgundy, or four glasses Of cham
payne, or three glasses OF sherry, port
or msrssla.
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Passing the courthouse this morning
We saw three Of our leading citizens
discussing the imitation question.
just ss we passed, we heard one Of
them soy, impressively, suppose now
the government calls in fifteen hun.
dred million In greenbacks.
As the government might call In if
teen hundred billions In specie twice q
day, without affecting the amount Of
cash We have on hand, We hurried OF
10 ASCERTAIN the real facts about the dos
light In the suburbs last night. .-sal
Antonio Herald.
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There Is question which though OF little
importance, forces itself upon our atten.
tion once each day, when we see copy Of
the Waco Examiner. Can anybody tell us
what simpleton Is running that paper In the
absence Of Mr.. Downsf-Aesseager.
He is the same who has given that paper
. national reputation. and made II more In.
nuential than any paper In the State, with
In the space Of two years.-Bsifon Rerie'e.
We are your debtor, Brother Al.
exander for the above proud tribute
TO the Examiner. Indeed, it is the
purpose of the Publisher, as it is Of
the editOr-and there is perfect ac-
cord between them-tO win
for the paper the place
80 kindly accorded by the Review;
and TO do this by legitimate, firm
and consistent course. We have
had no hidden or Interior motives;
we have ever been frank and indie
pendent, writing all the time and
under all circumstances, our hOnest
sentiments and none other. We
have long been convinced that the
people of Texas appreciate, as we
know they do support, pa
per of this kind, better than the
trucking time serving weather
vanes. which are trimmed TO suit
every changing breeze, Again, We
repeat, We are proudly sensible of
the honor paid us above, and an en-
dorsement from a paper of the Re
views acknowledged ability and in
dependence, is worth a good deal
TO the foremost paper in the land.
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THE WACO FAIR.

We regret exceedingly that il is
impossible for us TO do more than
make a brief mention in our weekly,
Of the fair which closed ON Saturday
last.
The exhibition, for so young an
institution, was grand success, and
excited the wonder Of all, even the
most experienced in this sort of
thing. The stock exhibition was
the leading feature of the fair, and
it is the purpose of our Association
to make their annual exhibition the
grand stock show of the State, and
at the same time they propose to
bring the other departments up to
n similar standard of excellence.
Indeed, the stock displayed would
do no discredit to the reputation OF
the very best Blue-Grass counties OF
old Kentucky.
The department of fine arts was
very full, and contained many works
of art which would do no discredit
to many older and more cultivated
On the whole, the
exhibition is AN honor to the State,
and every citizen of Waco and Nc
Iennan county should he proud of
i. II gives new impetus to stock
to look after the improve
ment of their herds, while the lib
nral premiums for agricultural pre-
lucts, should stimulate a rivalry
among the farmers, from which the
very best results may be expected.