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REAL ESTATE.
City Property.

A dwelling, with six rooms, neatly fenced
with out houses, nne orchard and nice shrub
berry, with three lots, on the corner Of South
Second and Mary streets.
A lot on South Eighth street, below Frank
lin. FrifI
and. A desirable brick dwelling, two
rooms, basement two rooms, double hall aud
double porch, closets and pantry, good well,
orchard, handsome front with shrubcry and
flower garden, corner OF 9Th and Columbus
streets.
Fourth streets two lots. good we'll and other
wise well improved.
Frame building, . rooms. closets, we'll and
ci i Kitchen, servants r9nm, stables, etc;
Columbus streets, In Wacoj lot d feet front
by $50 feet back.
Dwelling. 3 rooms; a well, with 30 feet
front. on Washington street, near Eleventh
street.
Brick cottage, with four rooms, cellar,
kitchen and servants house, cistern, orchard
and Vineyards ON south Fourth street, with 81
lots.
Box house, rooms, 9 lots, on South Fifth
street
Dwelling, 2 rooms, a gallery dining room
front on South Eighth street; back 369 feet.
Residence on Austin street, ~ by l65 feet, 4
rooms nnS Win basement, bake oSen, well, etc
enclosing and dividing, good well and cistern,
and otherwise well inprnved, with acres Of
land.
Frame store house, 30 feet front, on public
square, running back 10 feet, and ut right au-
giles Is feet to alley.
Two story brick store, on Bridge street,
Waco.
For sale niue unimproyed city, lots in'TOr
belts addition In block No. Is, fronting on
Washington street.
Also one lot near Columbus, on North Sew
enth street.
Three city lots, (unlmproyed,) situated on
The South side Waco crock and near flith
street.
One lot on North Fifth street.
1sT. Twenty most desirable building lots,
Bagby addition, South Waco Very low for
cash or on easy terms.
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ANovel Feature

Presents itself 10 those who use Parker's
remarkable merits. Many have written us
expressing their delight In the fact that IL
works like charm. Its disinfectant proper
ties In chemical combination rendering il
healthiul, cleansing and healing are bearing
fruit, anti the beautiful hair it produced with
the clean, healthy scalp, entirely freed from
for which We have reason 10 feel pruud. A
patron assures us that he has used tWelys dir
Ierent Hair Preparations and that Parker 5
i lar ba hs SURPRISES them all. 10 hair
beautiful natural color OF yough and produce
| q vigor and iuxurianee that surprises every
Graves and test It's merits.
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DEBILITY.

Vital weA knoss or Depressioni q weak,
exhausted Ing, no energy or couragei the
result Of mental Oyer-work, indiscretiOns or
eNcesses, or some drain upon the systemt Is
always cured by Humphreys Homeopathic
Pacific No. rs. II tones up and tnvigorates
cy, imparts strength and energy-stops the
drain and rejuvenates the entire man. Been
used twenty years with perfect success by
single vial, or e5 per package Of Ave walls and
~ Walls of powder. Sent by mail on receipt
o. price. Address Humphreys Homeopathic
York. uyl2wly
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Turkish Bath

In your own room for 5 cents. This Is Sc
cured by cheap apparatus recently patented,
for the production OF Turkish and vapor
Baths, al the cost OF the alcohol that supplies
the heat. IL has proved u ore effective than
the ordinary Turkish Bhni House In eradicate
Ing rheumatism, Asthma, Catarrh, skin Dis
eases, Dyspepsia, and all Nervous aud DebilI-
tating hhihdies. Pamphlets free.
LuBS's PORTABLE TURKISH Barn Co.,
Is East lth St., Cincinnati, o.
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LATEST MARKETS.
NOON,

GALvt.rox. November Ie--NoSxY--3o,d nj
ioo,., silver American nj mar, MEXICAN.
nominal, New York sight nj mar, New OR.
loans stght AT n.r
UpEs-Iu good demand. DRY selected ll.c,
pIckIed leHo. stack salted. iltkc, kins Iazc,
green saited as they RIM 40 IN 10 mounds NV.
eraee-sasl.
WOOL cceip,s ilght Eas,ern Fine and
Medium. l7@Iec, Western. fine 10 medium.
ladaIso imnrovsd Mex,can I9a,lc
SAT- Coarse al q,, ane Al =, mar aack
nAca,xo- Io,,er Iloht 100 ner ward.
heavvIos
T,rs Easy, mar c,vt 40 m
CorroS.-Receints ei7,, no exports, saies
ai5o; stock % .es5, Market very arm; Mid
diing y. Low MidalIpg az, Good OrlI.
nary, s. u s0l
NEW youx. November 10. Gold at loo,.,
stocks ,yeal, monev sSaa,s NOR cant rold Y,
cxcbnpgo--lonr All, short lss,g. s,ste honds
Arm, yoycrnne,t hands Arm 80
Corron pail, sales n,o, MidalInu trnIauds
m, M,,,s,,ry or,r,n. e,,-,a
Futures oncned weak. Noyembe, o.aa. p..
cemhcr o,lo, January ami February o-cG,
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STAGE LINE.
TIME TABLE.

Waco and Belton-Daily Except Sunday
Leaves a. NJ. Arrives o. T.. NJ.
Waco and Meridian--Daily Except Sunday
Leaves A. NJ. Arrives GP. NJ.
Waco and Gatesyille Mon. Wed. and Friday
Leaves A. NJ. Arrives o. p NJ
Waco and Cleburne, Tues. Thurs. AMI Saturday
Leaves o A. NJ. Arrives T.. NJ
Connecting with daily trains, leaving and ar
irving as follows:
Express leaves s;l5 Z. Arrives 6:l0 A. NJ.
Daily 90 y A. Nj. 80 ESQ l., NJ.
Good accommodations and fine roads, con
nectlons promptly made with all lines In all
directions.
stage Office at McCielland Hotel, Waco,
Texas. BLACK 4 POWERS,
pYOpretors.
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DOLLS! DOLLs!!
Dancers, Balls, Banks, Musical Instrument.
In fact everything In the Toy line.
Come and See! Come and See
.a T. A. REISNER.
aug3odie
JUNCTION HOUSE,
HEARSE, TEXAS.

This house Is kept open day and night, and
passengers laying over can be furnished good
comfortable rooms, with clean beds. The
ticket Office, ladies' and gents waiting and
baggage rooms, are in the same building.
And In connection with the above house we
have refreshment saloon, for the sale OF cof-
luncheOns, fee, fruits, cigars, tobacco, bran
dies, etc, Conductors Will notify passengers
at the dining rooms before the cav igof trains
so that guests OF this house can eat without
fear Of being left. &c. WALLER,
Proprietor
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A Political Triumnh.


toriai election here Gen. Gordon was almost
unanimously elected, and without conyen-
tion OF the houses, carrying every vote In the
senate and all but 1--WE in the house Of repre-
sentativcs. Stevens made an effort 10 organ
lie an opposition but without success. No
man in the senate could be found 10 nominate
another candidate, and four Of the Ave voting
against him In the house were independents
from the Seventh congressional district. This
Is considered the greatest political triumph
ever achieved In Georgia.
Abseonded Cashier.
NEW YonK, November 10 .-NorfoIk specials
say VIM. A. Parsons, employed as cashier Of
the Peoples Coal Company, OF this city, all
seconded taking all the funds he could get to-
gether. II Is believed that he has fed the
country.
Another Thief Follows Suit.
TORONTO, Ont, Nov. l0.--Joseph Gearing,
contractor and ex-alderman, absconded with
1000 to $4,000, leaving several contracts
unfinished.
Postponed Murder Trial.
TRENTON, N. j.. November 10 In the court
Of errors and appeals to-day, on motion of G
M. Robertson, Monday, the s5th inst, was
fixed as the day for argument In the new trial
OF the Hunter murder case
More Aid Wanted.
PnILADKLPHIA, November i9.-Major Stalk
ley received to-day an appeal for further aid
from the Howard Association ofNew Orleans,
signed by the president and other officers OF
that society. II states that So, 900 will yet be
necessary to enable the association TO pay out
or debt and close. tl-t.i1
The Demara Sugar Suit.
BALrIMoRE, November Ig.--In the United
States district court to-day the argument In
the Demara sugar case WIS concluded and the
case given TO the Jury. The court adjourned
until Tomorrow AFTER instrnctlng the jury to
: ing In sealed verdict.
Turkish Acceptance.
CossrASrIsoPLE, November l9.-ModiGca-
ton made by the International Romantic Com
mission In the Turkish project for organic re-
forms, have been accepted by the porte.
Among them is an appointment OF perma-
nent commission of seven members TO be
elected by the Roumanian national assembly
bring In a sealed verdict II agreed upon.
i1 Grave Robbers Indicted.
CINCINNATI, November l9.-The grand jury
atZanesyille, Ohio, found Indictments against
the grave robbers Lyman Easton, Captain II
billiard and DR., Hoyle. It is thought thai
IIillard, who is much affected by his position
will make full confession.
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Bulgaria..


LONDON, November ie--Sald Pasha, former
iy first secretary to the sultan, now governor
Of the province Of Drcussa, has been recalled
To Constantinoplc, and II Is rumorncd will re-
sumo the ministry of public works. This Is
an Important situation In English supremacy
OF Turkish affairs. sud Pasha was sent into
honorable exile at Brcussa on account OF his
friendship for NJ. Layefd, and his strong Eng
iish sympathics, which were so well known.
lie was nick.named ''The Englishman.n
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LONDON, November i9.-five hundred agri-
cultural laborers, on strike, LEFT Milestone
this q. m. for London. There will be labor
mass meeting at London bridge Tomorrow,
followed by q parade.
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This Saloon has recently been elegantly re
furnished. None but the purest and best Iiq
for polite attention and the incest drinks In
town. sepi3dtf.
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c1GARs& ToBAccos.

1 deal Wholesale and Retail In fine Foreign
and Domestic Cigars; tine cut and Plug Chew
ing Tobaccos .if 'fiIt 7-HoH
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iron ana the Nessei Is probably total loss.
Committed.

NEW YonK, November lo.-irepry aud VIM
Burke, charged with stealing the body OF A
4. Stewart, were to-day committed for trial
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LITTLE Rock, November IA distlnc
shock of an earthquake was felt here las
night and considerable excitement prevaile,
for while AaN Hf fff yin Hf
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NUMBER 1877.

Rirsakon, Governor Of Bulgaria, has arrived
at Odessa on his way to Levedia, to report
upon tho state OF anairs In Turkey.
Bulgaria.
VIENNA. November ia correspondent OF
the Times thinks, In view OF the fact that
Prince Kersakoff has expressed his opposition
to the treaty Of berlin, that the appointment
of another governor Of bulgaria, Is probable.
Budonot newspapers publish the particulars
Of Russian demands, which IL correct, mate
rally 'i-traat fram their Significance. They
seemed to have increased faculties for inter-
communication during the term of occupation
Of Bulgaria, nevertheless. according TO Ron-
mania liberal newspapers. tho bucharest gov
eminent has already declared the Russian pro-
posais, declaring and explaining that facilities
are all that Russia needs. according to the
treaty Of Berlin and Isoumanian con-
vcntion. l
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NEw YonK, November i0.-Norfolk special,
say VIM, A. Parsons, employed as cashier o.
the Peoples Coal Company, OF this city, alb
seconded taking all the funds he could get To-
gether. 1t is believed that he has fed III,
country.
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The Dsmara Sugar Suit.

BALTIMORE, November Ip.--In the United
states district court to-day the argument In
the Demara sugar case WIS concluded and the
case given to the Jury. The court adjourned
until Tomorrow after instnIctlng the jury to
: ing In sealed verdict
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We afford hold
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Another Thief FolIows suit.

TORONTO, Ont, Nov. l0.--Joseph Gearing
contractor and ex-alderman, absconded will
1900 to $4,000, leaving several contracts
unfinished tH W
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TOYS! TOYS Il!

In this Department can he found In stock
of 5000 worth, a large selection of Express
Wagons, Hobby Horses, Work Baskets, Work
Boxes, Work Stands.
Children's Toy Sets, Chairs. Bureaus,
Trunks, Kites, Toy Animals, Toy soldiers.
Toy Guns and Pistols.
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More Aid Wanted.

PHILADELPHIA, November l9.-Major Stalk
ley received to-day an appeal for further aid
from the Howard Association ofNew Orleans,
signed by the president and other officers OF
that society. 1t states that so, 900 will yet be
necessary to enable the association TO pay out
of debt and cIoae
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Turkish Acceptance.

CINCINNATI, November l9.-The grand jury
atZanesyille, Ohio, found indictments against
the grave robbers Lyman Easton, Captain II
IIillard and DIR. Hoyle. It is thought that
IIillard, who is much affected by his position.
will make full confession.
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a dwelling, with six rooms, neatly fenced
with out houses, lina orchard and nice shrub
berry, with three lots, on the corner of South
Second and Mary streets.
:. A lot on South Eighth street, below Frank.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

~ ~ ~
An old physician retired from active
practice, having had placed in his hands
BY an East Indian missionary the. formu.
Ia Of a simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and sure cure Consumption, Bron,
hits, Catalrh, Asthma, and all Throat and
Lung affections, also positive and radl-
cal cure for General Debility and all ner-
vous complaints, after having thoroughly
tested it's wonderful curative powers in
thousands Of cases, feels it his duty to
make it known to his suffering fellows.
The receipt will be sent free Of charge to
all who desire il, with full directions for
preparing and successfully using. Ad-
dress with stamp naming this paper
DR. M. f. BELL,
No. SO Co4rtland Str,
Baltimore, Nd.
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Another Reduction in fare.
The Saint Paul & Sioux City =
Sioux City s. Saint Paul
Railroads.

Will celebrate the coming In of the
New Year bya general reduction of To-
cal ticket fares from Foe Cents TO -Four
Cents, per mile on all divisions of their
roads, to take effect January list, 1878.
1t appears from the official reports in
the Railroad Commissioners Office that
these companies in moro than twelve years
of operation have never killed or injured
any passenger or lost piece Of baggage.
Their express trains are equipped with
the Miller platforms, and Westinghouse
Automatic Air Brakes, and in everything,
pertaining to the safety and comfort of
passengers, and to regular speed and con-
nections, are not excelled BY any in the
country.
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her dne form, and who is she! was the
universal uuerie,

ASA AuC AoAuA3 ouu VIII 10 buCs yW0S tut
universal querie.
1fMiss Babba could have seen herself
in that comic costume, Mother Goose, she
could hardly have maintined the dlgnifled
composure that she did throughout the
evening Emma Harlan and Anna Miller
looked the Turk in their twin sister Turk
ish costumes. e.
Mrs. Keeler finely represented Night in
her dark robe and vail glittering with sill
yer stars, aud Miss Lottie Wells the coun
terpart of morning in her tasteful and at
tractive regalia. -.....
Mrs. John Bertrand was finely atire(
In the garb of, and we'll represented tht
Queen Of Roses e.. q
Miss Mary Bell Smith represented tht
old lady finely. Miss Katrine Johnson
the flower girl, and her sister Steena, the
Comet, Miss. Jackson the Jockey. Miss
Fosdick, Normandy, Miss. Hart the com
ic Dutch woman, Miss. Richards the egg
vender who applied her vocation actively
The Misses Elliott, Gillespie, Shaykett
Anna and Ellen Arneson, and Miss. Jen
ME Austin were masked, but were among
the number the characters of which they
represented we were unable to ascertain
Mrs. Carter represented Mrs. Partington
who was constantly on the alert for her
son Ike .' %"-
The whole cast considering that the
designs were wholly improvised at home
and where access to wardrobes adapted to
such occasions could not be had, WAS the
finest we ever witnessed; not Of course in
elegance or richness of dress, hut in the
diversity and appropriate selections of
character by the individuals who assumed
them. ~ 1. r'> - s4
The two prizes were awarded to the
Wild Man Of Borneo, and Old Mrs, Par
tlngton. .,-,...,... .s ...-.-
After the unmasking, the company re-
paired to the Harlan House for supper,
which the popular Lord and Lady, had ar
raycd in their usual bountiful and tasteful
manner. .. .....-y.,,.~.,.
1t was success, the party supper, and
the entire social surroundings, in that the
great dcsideratum was attained, evoynasnt
Every one felt merry and restraint was not
manifested, The only thing that tended
to divert attention in the least from the
actors and their performance, was the cx-
traordinary leyity of Judge Clifford. The
combined efforts of Policemen Chrlstoph-
CT, Gents Washington aud Graut could
not suppress his laughter. The Judge
says it is hereditary, can't be helped, we
think so for lie vas laughing Monday
morning when We saw him on the way to
the coal beds of nine mile creek.
Yes, the anniversary Of Washington's
birthday for 1878 will be long remembered
by those vhe witnessed Its festivities at
Keller's FALL on Friday night last >--..
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A Scheme against Dakota's In
tercStS. .......

IN Mondays issue we made me ntion OF
the several attempts which are on foot to
accomplish the di0ision of Dakota terri
tory and referred particularly to the bill
OF Senator Saunders, introduced in the
senate last Thurday, providing for diyis-
ion north aud south on the line Of the
Tooth meridian. Last night letter came
from DelegateaKidder which says that the
Saunders bill has show of success and
that men from Bismarck are in Washing
ton working tor its passage. This is a
measure which the people of eastern Da-
kota should combat with all the influence
which can be brought to bear. We are
looking forward to statehood, and while
the proposed division would take away
from us but little in the way ofpopulation
it would leave to us a fragment 50 shaped
50 to to retard progress in that direction
indefinitely. 1t would leave us purely an
agricultural territory, spread, over nearly
six degrees Of latitude and bat It's miles
wide east and west 1t would take from
us the larger portion Of our navigable riy-
er, upon which the future commercial
cities of the west are to be built and would
deprive us of vast extent Of the best
grazing lands in the we.ld. It is BY the
com bi nation Of agricultural, stock grow
ing and commercial facilities. that we can
best thrive as a separate part of tue union
and when tive of those Industries arc TAX
en- away our advancement is retar'led and
our future rendered uncertain. The natu-
raj division Of Dakota is on an cast and
west line running across the center of the
territory, as pro posed in the Pembins bill.
Political influence defeated that measure
and political influence has set up this job
to deprive US Of q territory and state so
shaped as to confirm to the best interests
of the people who have here invested their
money and labor.
The combination in the Saunders bill
lS etfOnE DAe. AL Inc AHNutHCe " me-
braska, Wyoming, Montana, the Black
Hills, The Union Pacific railroad COM
pany, Minnesota, the Northern Pacific
railroad company and Bismarck favors it,
and eastern Dakota is left alone to fight
the battle for its rights. The scheme
doubtless is to make Bismarck the capital
of the proposed territory Of Lincoln and
by this means procure the support Of
Minnesota and the North Pacific COM
pany.
Delegate Kidder says in his letter that
if the portion Of Dakota wants him to op.
pose the measure he requires notification
in the shape of fremonstrances. We sub
nit this to our readers and urge that they
take eognizanc Of the situation and act
Immediately - Yankton Press.
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Respectfully Yours,
J. G.. BENNETT.
DEAR ADVOCATE:

DEAR ADvOCATE:
am compelled to
make a few remarks in your paper in re-
gard to some of our young men and boys
in town. I should not have mentioned
the matter publicly could different course
Of action be taken, but having tried my
patience long enough, and in q friendly
manner given advice, I must resort to This
mode.
Nearly every day from early in the fore
noon until after late hours at night, young
men and boys gather at the Pest Office
Store, using vulgar phrases in decent Ian
guage, cutting up with each other, and
playing devilin general. / hereby give no.
.tice that will not be tolerated any longer,
and if repeated again shall make them
suffer the consequences
Respectfully Yours,
JOHN FALDE, p. N.
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Execution Sale.
TERRITORY or DAKOTA

TERRITORY or DAKOTA,
COUNTY OF LINCOLN.
whereas writ of execution issued out OF ths
Clerks Office Of the District Court Of Lincoln coun-
ty against the property Of b. b. Winters, and 20
me directed and delivered as late Sheriff OF the
County Of Lincoln BY virtue Of said execution, !
have this day levied upon the following Real prop
erty of b. r. Winters to-wit:
South East quarter OF Section one, Township Nine
ty Seven (97) Range Fifty One {61) In said Lincoln
County, the same being held by me under Warrant
of Attachment in an action in which judgement Wa
rendered against b. r. Winters in favor Of H. D.
Booge, James z. Booge, j. I. Boogs for the snm Of
two Hundred and Fifteen and 9210O Dollars, and IN.
terest upon the from date Of Judgement amount
ing to Thirty and 4s-lO0 Dollars and cost amount
ing to Seventeen 991O0 Dollars, togsthsr With cost
Of levy and sale.
Therefore by virtue Of Authority in me vss.sd,
will sell the above described property Or - much
thereof as shall be sufficient to satisfy Judgement,
Interest and Cost, to the highest bidder for tAs
same, on the 30th day Of March, 1873, 1t three
O'Clock in the afternoon 1t the front door q tho
Court House in the village of Caution, Lincoln ooun.
ty, D. T.
Dated the 2sth dsy OF Feb, 1873.
G. a. SOUTH,
late Sheriff Of Lincoln county.
BAILEY & GIFTonD,
Plaintiffs Atty's.
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Notice.

stE February, 8th, 1873.
Complaint having been entered ct this once by
John Hansen skjellerud against Marx r. MlnklS,
for abandoning his Homestead Entry, No. e7oe, do
ted February l5 1876, upon the South Est Quarter
Section 8, Township 80 Range 81, In Lincoln coun-
ty D. T., with view to the cancellation Of sid en-
try the said parties are hereby summoned to ap-
pear at this Office on the 18th day Of March, 1873
ny concerning said alleged abandonment.
B. F. CAMPBKLL, Re9istef.
j. M. WAsHBURN. Rsoaavsr.