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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-08

PROGRESS OF THE EASTERN Wharf.-The \
Petersburg JGUrHdI says that Russia. after he
immense sacrifices, demands the right To dis
cuSS the conditions of peace with The enemy
alone, but recognizes the right Of Europe to
make known it, appreciation of the peace con
ditiOnS settled between the belligcrentS. Ii is
important not 10 admit pretenSionS which
might miSlead the VanqUShUd concerning
their position and public opinion concerning
the relations between the powers. Turkish
reports from Schipka Pass speak of mild
weather, and thai a tw0-hcur Cannnnade had
been exchanged with the Russians. This is
contradiction of the report of Gen. RadclSky'S
movements south Of the Balkans. IL is re
ported that the Russians found 500 wounded
Turks in Sofia. The probabilities of an aFmiS-
lice are apparently growing less. Turkey
objects Ia the negotiation between military
commanders and prefers special pIenipoten-
taTjeS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-08

INV IsHttN NItIIHd correspondent NaN~:
The occupation of Sofia is of great advau-
tage TO the Russians: il gives them a base for
operations III Rcumalla; opens up the re
sources of the country around and makes them
ioa certain extent independent OF supplies
from Roumania. Despite pressure from the
palace and threats of dissolution, the Turkish
house of representatives has been a>~ailiug the
government with great freedom and bitter
ness They probably have the population OF
StambOul on their side. and il is doubtful
whether they would Obrya decree uf diSSnu-
lion. even if the government venturrd to take
such q ~lep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-08

THE AMENITIES OF THE DOMINION CAB
META telegram from Quebec is as follows:
province of Quebec, recently insulted lieuten-
ant governor Letelier, whom he dislikeS, by
writing in reply to an invitation to state din
ner:-The attorney general refuses to dine
has interfered, and Anglers has been forced to
apologize in writing, and also to proceed to
Spencer Wood and repeat the apology verbal
~. Ii Is thought he will have to leave the cab
met
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-08

THE KING OF ITALY is suffering from the
attack of pleurisy which commenced on Sun
day, and Prof. Baccelli, from Rome. and Dr.
Bruno, from Turin. have been summoned for
consultation. The sufferer is i'm perfect pos
session OF his mental faculties, and desires TO
take part in the direction of affairs. The news
OF his illness was communicated to the Pope
when he asked the Cardinals who were presen!
what would happen if the Vatican and the
Quirinal both became vacant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-08

4 Coal COMBINATION INPRoTAELE- Tie
NegOtj"ticliA gf Last W'cCE BrnIrH OF
Wall street Was flooded on Saturday with rI-
moTs about the future action oi the coal com
raHlrS. Al the of, CS uf the companies i'm this
city the iTu'hiUlnFSS of these TUUluT~ iu nearly
every case was denied. Mr Dick son. preSi-
dent of the Delaware and Hudson. said he
would not call another meeting oi the prrSi-
dents until requested 10y them la do 80. He
denied that he had made an offer 10 concedr
l0iLn tons TO the Lchigh Valley railroad ont
Of his appointment if others would make up
lW.Uw ions. He was willing 10 make concrS-
SI"l!> IL the other companies would yield in
proportion. hut not otherwise. Receiver
Lathrupc, 0i he New Jersey Central railroad.
said the individual operators on the line of the
road had protested against the percentage al
l0tted ia Tie New Jersey Central. aS any gain
that might hc realized from IN increase in the
price Obtained would probably be more than
lost on account of the small tonnage allowed
them. Ii is stated that the action oG lhc opera
tors at Bethlehem on Friday completely closed
the pending negotiations. Tie Delaware and
Hudson company has prepared IN" following
schedule of prices. which was withheld Satur-
day. but which viii probably he given out to
day: Steamer and broken. SO: egg 500:
chestnut. $50. and stove -. " II looks aS il
We would soon be selling coal AZ - ton -
said the president Of one of the companies on
SatuTday.-lN. y. Tribune. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-08

SHOCKING DEATH OF A RAILROAD EMpLoYE
On Sunday. Lewis NJ. Hart. a fireman on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, was killed at
Cumberland, Md. He had run ahead of the
engine TO change a switch. and in attempting
to get on again fell and the wheels passed over
both legs. Amputation was performed. but
no reaction took place, and he died from the
shock to his system. The deceased was -
years OF age and unmarried. His Immediate
relatives live at Lancaster. Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-08

DEATH SENTENCE OF MOLLY MAGUIREs-
Dennis. notorious Molly Maguire with sey-
eTal aliases, was sentenced to death at Potts
Vile, Pa. yesterday, for the murder OF VIM
Sanger at Raven Run in September, 1879 He
made speech declaring his innocence. -.
In the supreme court at Philadelphia yeSter-
day the death sentences OF Hester. Tully Nc
Cue and kehoe, four Molly Maguires, were
confirmed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-08

FUNERAL OF THE VICTIM OF A CAT BITE
This morning, at ten o'clock. the funeral of
the unfortunate little girl Laura Desch, took
place at Macungle. 1t will he remembered
that she was bitten some time ago by pet
Maltese eat from the effects of which he died
on Sunday evening last. The funeral was u
large one. the Sunday school OF which she was
member following her remains to the grave
t-iHeatoaca tI'd) Chronicle. EH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-08
The Occupation Of Sofia.

4 dispatch from ComSiantinnple to the NJ
dGfd says: A cry is being raised for the
call of Nidhat PaSha.''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-08

BANN ELECTIONS. - The Second Naticna
faHk to-day elected the following directors:
NJ. e.. Emery. TB0S. l.. TUlOck. T. n. Smith,
NJ. W. Bevrridgc. Lewis Clcphanc. VIM. r.
Mattingiy. W. W. Burlette. JHn. %. Evans.
John l.. Nogt, Daniel Kolh, George ". Pear
son.
The German-Amcrican National Bank So
day elected the following directors: john
HitZ, Il. b. Donaldson. {. h. rrentiS> Wm. =.
Mauingiy. }. NJ. Lewis, Chs. RuppeTt, Chr.
HcUTiCh.
Directors Of .he National Bank of the Sepuh-
lie were elected to-day a. follows. James NJ.
Fair. Daniel u. Clark. Rubt. X. Elliott Wm. n.
Morrison. Nm. Il. iICv. Nm. !. Sihl,y. ThoS.
+. Waggaman. &. M. Wight. Samuel NOrmeut.
TIE National Metropolitan bank elected the
following directors today: J. ". THOMPSON.
Or. J. W. Baxter, |. y. a. Wm. g. Mrlzrrujt.
Nm. orme, WIN. y. Todd. WA. Thompson
Nathl Wilson Henry A. Willard and jas r.
Fitch.
The Citizens National bank has elected the
following directors: Hon. Jacob Tome. Hon.
John \. J. CreSwcll. 4. Il. APplcman. W. a..
Reed. John Van Ei>Wick. Alfred Richards.
Nm. I. Walker. And'w Langdon. Jos. Lib
hey. Saml / @. MurSel and VIM. "a. West.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-08

THE DIoCEsEs of Quincy, H., and of Louis
lana, unanimously consent to the confirma-
tion of DR. Il. +. seymour as bishop of Spring
field, aud j. II. Eccleston as bishop of West
Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-08

MAJOR FIIPPIN and members of the general
council OF Memphis, Tenn. were before Judge
Ifigg, OF the q. s. district court, i'm that city,
yesterday, for contempt in not levying the tax
ordered by that court. The case was contin-
ued until today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-08

THE GREENBACK MASS CONVENTION to be
held III New Haven, Conn.,, on the 18th inst. is
designed To arrange for series of meetings
mer, and to take measures for 4 thorough or
ganiZatlon preparatory to the political cam
paign in the fail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-08
TIE EVENING STAR,
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-IntcTnal
reYcmu : s2lh SEP: customs &i3t 6G.n2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-08

A MINISTER DROPS DEAD.-Rev. Leroy b.
CASTOR. a wel-known Presbyterian minister
of Memphis Tenn. dropped dead in the street
at Helena. Ark. yesterday, from heart dis
ease
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-08

DIPHTHERIA IN SALT LAKE.-The Salt Lake
Tribune reports the death of three children
who had diphtheria, and says that it was due
to the persisteney with which their father pro-
hlbited the employment of remedies or the
consultation of a physician. he reiying en-
tireiy upon the teachings OF the Mormon eld-
ers. that the laying on of hands is the only ne
cessary remedy FOR healing the sick The
ward bishop was sent for every day. and laid
hands upon them. This was all that was DONE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-08
LOCAL NEWS.
Woman Annrnwr.

THF sTNTEENrE-ANENuNENT CuNEENTEON-
The lgh gnnual convention uf the No r7
Suffrage aSsocia ion convened in Lincoln h.r
at 2l0 oe3gCk TN, afternoon Tho aau w..
nearly two thirds EilCh, fhH fair >,N nrrHoH1r
mating. Tie ssG-0 decorations consisted OF "A
rep sofa, two UasN Cha1r@. and fverf, ,.r tbfr.,-
canc->ra. chairs. Ga either site R.-g. rlar-ri
two GrHS NlCd with fresh green mos, ana
flowers. The president stand MAS small
table GTGpCd with the American Hag Tssrr.,
Was also m she front q. tbr >..-a large
marhictop crHier table. on wh.sa MAS D.. r....
ma handsome vase holdwga rare tf1oet OF ,t
The ladies flied on the stage at .en minutes
at'er =. The oGe Who attracted ...a most af-
trntiuE Na~ Ms. 4lUgsIau, O.. Mass. l8r.l ~
who vur" g boomer costume: a 50 BF. Mary
Nalkcr Among tGn iHGIC> %. the ~. -r were
Ms: Sara !. spencer Mrs. Isabella EHvgurr
Hooker. NT>. BnyW;uu. nt .iiuH5~. EDITOR a.. the
woman department of The thira gn inter
C"con: Mis-. u. Nay Thompson. ui Oregon:
MIS-. Lily DtNeTuauN Blake. oi New York 4.
NI>S smith, oi Conn, Who refused 1u pgN taxes
heC5UNC not gwen tepTcNs UtaEi ion. and who D.
lowed her property In tpnuvgtiaui lu ba dis
trained before she would PAY: Mrs. EIizaurlh
IaUN Stanton. and q. hers
ir. ClciECnSC L. ioEieT. the on, ~iGgni. pro
Ccedrd n Ou.c 10 read lCg address,
During the delivery of Ihc address Mrs
Lockwood and Mrs. Kicker ilc3 ia. and were
arl iauaed- The entry oI a cuiuTcl Woman un
the stand was al>U apPlaUded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-08

SUPREME COIRT DECISION IN THE MCGAR
RAHAN CAsE.-ln the case oi McGarrahan rs
New ldrla Mining Company; error to the SD
preme Court of California, the L. 5. Supreme
Court decided yesterday that the record kept
At the General Land office here of California
confirmed Mexican grants relied upon by
prove the conveyance to him by the United
States OF the land in controversy. This record
shows an instrument signed in the name of the
President by his Secretary. and sealed but not
c0untersIgned by the recorder. The Court is
OF opinion that because the record does not
show patent cOunterSigned by the recorder
u IS not sufficient To prove title in MEG ABRAHAM
Other questions raised in the argument are not
considered. Affirmed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-08

--- .ir. HUiL~B Nsd ur- preach THIS
~ FEF<.Et. t.H IL BGt'-r'- cH-rI. CO.. ,or
& -.. : 80 H...i.- :H. u- - gns gi'a n EI'6!
- mont IL tHsrjiug, ia the ,r7r1re viii
ere .f .t... be- -uuaIf"'',.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-10
CONDENSED NEWS.

DIR. Chopin places the number of
cases so far at over 10000 and the
mortality only 10 per cent.
Fourteen eases in louisville.
Two cases Of fever at New York
quarantine.
All the people that were able TO
help the poor have left Hickman,
Kentucky. -.
American lager beer has received
the prize at the Paris Exposition.
st. Louis has given 1872, 257 to the
yellow fever sufferers. 1914
Another heat wave sweeps over
New York.
Repeated Nihilist riots at Odessa.
Dennis Kearney is in the East
again. f
A iitI lie boy of twelve steals ahorse
and wa yon in New York.
Reports of an earthquake in Costa
Rica. -sa
The Secretary of War will stump
the State of Iowa in the Republican
cause. Xxx
The Mexican authorities are aiding
Gen. Mckenzie 10 suppress cattle
stealing.
New England fair opened at Wor-
cester. ~
A woman lei years of sgc and
another at 1856 die in Panama.
A most wonderful cave is said TO
be discovered in Pennsylvania.
A horse thief hung by a mob al
Chetopa, Kansas.
Four men are said to have persisted
in the flames of tho Grand Central
Hotel at Omaha.
A New England preacher "a Mr.
Hayden) arrested at Hartford fol
murder.
Bishop Elder of Baltimore is dow
with the fever.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-10

The fierce storm which has swept
over poor Grenada has left one
wreck more than usually pitable. 1t
is Mrs. Marshall, wife of tele-
graph operator. She has lost her
father, mother, uncle, aunt, husband
and three children within the few
short weeks of devastation. 1t is
feared that though spared herself, her
mind is q wreck and that insanity
will ensue.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-10

Thinking about the fall style Of
bonnet is what keeps the average
woman awake at nights, pounding
the foot-board with her feet.-Nen
York Express.
The above is an Internal SANDER on
the sex. We denouuce it. Women
don't pound the foot-board, that is
We don't think 1t can be true,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-10
A NEEDED CONVENTION.

IN A $40
-. 49, So" W %
ea,.,a;n oap,,.,,,,a &c aa;, ~ ~,
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mr. 80 ~ !, =, ~ . 800.
- .-,s' ~ Nv, V'",
50. a..,s..,.., 80
'J 49,. as.i.u'."'"' "iu .n's no' ~
ono'oo ou. W 'ho inoAor"o'c Jaws vi
"a.",o anu eoo',o"'s,
10 nv wonuei .hen ''i"' we sce'
na ',. pv 90 - 'Asol VI pro-
''V",0 "' - "' '.o',o'' "'' Up
ir " sonos rpn'prsrup' INV =
nv ny W "or.1i ~. as " l'ooe .
s,y "s iop'esen '"e 'n'vie''s VI
,no'' ,ospvo,i'o seo''ons' WINE el'a'-
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eri' anu oou.ierii ,'N,, "rc ior soi'
money nnp 'pr = 1ariii 'ooirl l 1eycnac
only. hefc - no an.agoh's'ii ., 'he
near. pe.wcch 'nc "cs' anu Fast
pu. 'nere uoes eNis. an ah'agonis''i
Oh interest proau anu ueep, anu IRE
cohci'aoie' anu growing year ny yoar,
an antagohisih "hich we may not
nope iegisia.ioh can recoucie. va
'urc ''inuc '''e an.'soi,isn pc.wecn
'ne SECTIONS anu lehce !. - reai' "h-
s'o'e anu prcai,"n' WIN living ISSUES
ny rccosn''ion IN" '''oroush '.'i'
ra.on =, 'hs na'uia' ''''asohish'
70 .ne "'ehcs, "isoo'n'
herc hecu ARISE iro'' y. no uis's-
'eh p"' 'he ia'ioha' ptoress u
,'oh's - !" mani onc s,''ion sw"
~" up '''e o''icr vi W oi'u one Sec.,oi'
y ''a'o' 70 VI. V.ner' no oo
'noa' " o''' anu 'iio 'e.'oy " ',e
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psa' ~ 'eo s'a' y = "a -, a'au una
fo'uao,e' 'no"suros " ~ 10 'aA.n -
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a,a,,,,.;raa ,,,sa a. '"m IT. 80 =
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49,. ~ ''o'u .ie , 80 . - IN, "o,u 49,,
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80 u v ,,., ~, "'''e' ~ 'nes.
1r 'Dfs. ,np loii'Va' p' Nh ,iwp'.
u' oo ,o" i,' =. .le. 'l ..'D,. .'.',
gun 'pc ny 'onss' = ssee'I'eaa
parry WIZ" can ssa"u on -" sam
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-10

M. Richard Holland, OF Butler county.
Mo-, writes; 81 have been practicing mcdi-
cine over twenty years, and must say never
used anything in my practice equal to DIR.
Horter's Fever aud Ague Specific. fully in
dorse 1t, and say to the public, that as a
Specific for fever and ague Il has no equal -
sept2d&WIW
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-10

In announcing myself as a candidate for AS
SCISSOR, subject TO the action OF the National
Grcenbaok Convention, II one Is held, wish
to sny thnt am fully convinced thai our eoun
~ officers are paid entirely too much, aud the
financial condition Of the people demand TINT
economy be practlced rs we'll as preached, i
therefore pledge myself TO the Taxpayers Of
this county that II I am elected I will assess
the taxas for one-half the money the law al
lows, the other half % be used for pnli.lc
school funds, 10 be divided equally among the
school communities OF the county.
GEORGE M PARISH.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-10

In your own room for cents. This is Sc
cured by cheap apparatus recently patented.
for the production Of Turkish and vapor
s,at s, Of the cost of the alcohol that supplies
the heat. Il has proved more effective than
ing Rheumatism, Asthma, Catarrh, skin Dis
eases, Dyspepsia, and all Nervous and Debili-
tating MaIadies. Pamphlets free.
LuBis's PORTABLE TURKISH BATH Co.,
% East tth St., Cincinnati, o.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-10

A tack placed point upwards on a
chair will test the fortune of any
young man. If he does not jump up
and swear, let young ladies shun him,
he will live and die a poor. man.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-10

The crops in Southern Germany
have been badly injured by repeated
rains and demand for American cere-
ais is expected.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-10

We heartily endorse the following
suggestion from the Dallas CONNER
ciai,, A simultaneous effort in be-
half Of yellow fever sufferers would
succeed in raising q much larger sum
of money than occasional and spas
modic ones. Let the Governor APP
point a day, the press makeitknown,
and a very large sum can be raised.
Such an action as that of State
need not Interfere with any other
means employed TO raise money. Let
us have such day by all means.
This is the plan suggested: sit has
been suggested that the Governors
OF Southern States should appoint a
day on which the people should be
asked to give nickel each for yellow
fever sufferers. 1t is believed that
the sum thus raised would not be
less than $4,000 and probably much
more. We trust that Governor Hub
bard will at once appoint such day.
For there are yet weeks OF suffering
TO be borne in the stricken cities and
much help viii be needed. But IN
the meantime let the Mayor of thil
city at once appoint day, say Wed,
nesday or Thursday of next week
when every man, woman and chill,
In the city shall be called on to Civ,
nickel each. The papers win d,
all they can through their column
and by posters to- make success
This would give I'LL an opportunit.
and would bring the responsibilit,
home TO every one whom God la
blesscd with health and strength
Lei us Try it.p
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-10

Ere yoar teeth are irretrieyably gone, to
FURNISH and in,igorats them with the health
yielding sozoDoST Thousands use IL ami
commend u. Pure, SAFE, and ehieient, Il Is
prrirnad 70 every lcoth-wash and pow der
soiu. - 81 augls-iw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-10

The Grcenback county nominees
of hirfisicoaefyS havesail deserted
the ship, and in published card re-
fuse to run on the ticket.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-10

II is said to look like war times in
Union City, the streets being picket
ed and bonfres burning through the
niphf. HfNh
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-10

San Antonio is to have two new
bridges, costing $4,000 each.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-10

The Mexican forces stationed at
Vera Cruz are dying ten or twelve a
day of black vomit. a.,.j
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-10
Fof Constable, PrseIse, No. 4.

We are authorized 70 announce n. b. HAYES
as a candidate for the office Of Constable OF
Precinct No, J, Mci.ennan county, subject 10
the suffrage Of the people ON election day.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-10
TERMs-pAYADIE IL ADVANCE.
WAC0 UNIVERSITY.
MALE AND FEMALE

DEfAhihhSis.f f'TiHH NJ
The 18th Annual session will begin the
SECOND MONDAY 9th OF SEPTEMBER
and continue 20 weeks, dlyidelin Into two terms
Of twenty weeks each, With Increased facilities
and no abatement In thoruughness of instruc-
ton. Every Department Is filled by the most
experienced AMI successful teachers,
TERMS FOR TWENTY WEEKS;
Tuition sio, si5; $40 and Ok, accorriing to
the studies pursued; Incidental fee 81 20; Ii
for board, tuition, etc. payable 10 advance.
For further particulars or Catalogue address
44r ... II. Z. BURI.ESON, or
auglsiAwlml RICHARD BURLESON.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-10

We are authorized TO announce MI. JOE
urer, subject TO the vote OF the pcopie. n'iH
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-10
r ELAND SEMINARY,
Boarding and Day School.


The largest local patronage In the city. Its,
success In the past, under Its present manage
ment, guarantees Its course In the future.
We offer facilities unsurpassed anywhere.
Our friends and the public are invited 10 visit
our Institution, examine our arrangements,
test our work and judge our merits.
Fitting boys for the A. 81. College, spe-
cinlty.
Mrs. Fannie q. Leland takes charge, per-
mnneutiy. OF the Primary Department and
ElocutiOn.
The Music Department Is a decided success.
Prof. Charles Relsner has no superior as =
teacher In the State. .f'
Prof. schuler will teach German aud assist
In music.
Mrs. DR.. snead continues In charge Of the
Art Department Her success has been most
gratifying To patrons and pupils
TERMs-PAYABIE IN ADVANCE.
Primary Studies 81, ~ 50, %
co filsds," 500 500
German or French 81 70 81
Music Is 90
isc,srnia s9 w. rainilnF !l ps.snss
Board four weeks -f sl5 90
lPenmanship, Primary Drawing, Vocal Nh.
J. t. sTRoTHkR,.
aug2d&wlr" IN 10 Principal.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-10

TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1878.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-10

Having formed . c0-partncrshlp In the busl-
ping Cotton, Hides. Grain, Corn and other
produce, viii be rsady by the first pro1irno 10
receive, store, make advances upon aud cell
Cotton, Hides, etc, on the Herring House"
opposite the court house. The members OF the
Arm, Ithe senior by his son. W. ID. Herring)
will give their undivided attention 10 the busl-
ness. Mr.. j. A. Nlsbet has had twenty years.
experience In classifying anu selling Cotton 10
Texas, and DIR. j. G. Nisbet "a an old Com
mission Merchant and practical business man.
bought by the arm. Cotton, HIdes. etc,
will be sold for the highest market price,
upon reasonable commissions; and accurate
accounts Of sale will be promptly rendered,
draft for the money. go,
TN HERRING, INSECT a co.
WACO, TEXAS, August 10th, 1875.
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