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Chapter IT.
AN ACT concerning Tramps.

AN ACT concerning Tramps.
BE II enacted, &C., as follows:
SECTION l. No person not u resident of this state
shall travel from town to town, from place place in
any town. begging for food shelter shall such per
sou sleep or lodge in any barn other building without
the consent Of the owner thereof
SIC. 2. Any person violating the provisions OF the
foregoing section shall lie deemed tramp, and
plant OF any resident of this state made hefre any trial
justice or municipal policecour may be arrested
warrant Issued therefor may be arrested by any
stable other officer and detained exceeding twenty
four hours until such be Obaned aud upon
trial and conviction such justice court may sentence
him to pay fine Of twenty dollars, and in default
payment, he shall be sent by said justice the
nearest county Jail having workshop attached to be
there confined at hard labor less than four months
the first oense, and for any subsequent oense less
than six months.
SEC. g. The fees Of officers and justices shall be the
same IS for arrest and trial Of vagrans except
that the officers fees for commitment shall be dollar
and half for each day necessarily employed and
tua expenses Of transportation all costs to be paid by
the state upon the order OF the county
out Of the state pauper fund.- provided the governor and
council shall be satisfied the person confined tramp,
having no pauper settlement in this state.
approved Feb. p, 1881
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Chapter 10.

AN ACT 10 amend section forty-one chapter one hun
dred and thirteen of the Revised Statutes, relating
Arrests for Taxes.
Be it enacted, &C., as follows:
Section forty Of chapter hundred and thirteen
OF the revised sta.utes is hereby amended
as follows;
SEC Al. Any person arrested imprisoned by virtue
Of warrant for the collection Of public tax any
sta6e collector deputy sheriff, arrested Imprisoned
for default in collecting committed to him. shall
the and be subject the obligations Of this
chapter, as II arrested imprisoned execution for
debit and for all purposes re atng thereto the
OF the town for the time being where the tax
ed, shall be deemed the creditors, and corresponding
verbal alterations shall be made In the oath and cer
cate Of discharge but nothing herein shall exempt any
property from distress for taxes, except those implements
tools, and articles Of furniture which exempt by law
from attachment for debt. lApproved Feb. q, 1878.
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that any of the statements made by such debtor
upon said examination are not true. When such
debtor has taken and subscribed said oath, the
Judge shall give him certificate thereof under his
hand and thereup0n he shall be thereafter released
and discharged from arrest upon inesne process or
execution arising from any debt debts contracted
prior to the taking Of such OATH and owing to any
oreditOS named in said schedule. The provisions
Of this section shall also apply to any person who
has been arrested OF committed to Jail upon mesne
process execution, and such debtor shall be taken
by the jaiier, officer having him in charge, be-
fore the court for the purposes specified in this
provided by this section. the register, per-
son appointed by the judge, shall dispose of said
debtors property aud effects to the best advantage,
keeping and rendering to the judge strict account
Of Its disposition, and the net proceeds thereof.
after reserving such percentage as the judge shall
decide to be reasonable to be paid by the register
iutS the county treasury shall be divided pro rata
among the creditors named in the schedule OF said
debtor in part satisfaction Of their respective debts
The examination herein provided for shall be in
writing, and shall be signed by the debtor and filed
In the Office Of the register and in case the Judge
shall appoint any person to take such examination
he may allow him reasonable compensation there;
for to be paid out of tie debtors assets il they shall
part thereof shall remain unsatis6ed out of the
debtors estate shall be paid out Of county treasury
SRC. 60. The fees Of all officers, the compensation
Of assignees, and Of the judges and registers of
probate, under the provisions Of this act, shall be
established by the supreme judicial court, and
shall be paid out of the estates. And in all vOun
tary proceedings under the provisions Of this act,
the fees and costs shall be paid by the petitioners
!t approved February q, 1881
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uo"aSc' VI NC lakes any oysters tnefeln without
the consent Of the owner he shall forfeit not less
tnan twenty nor more than fiity dollars. be
hned IN jail not exceeding three months.
SEC. Is. There shall be an annual close.time for
land'locked salmon. commonly called, trout,
togue. black bass, OswegO bass aud white Ierch,
In me waters Of this state. as follows, viz: For
land-locked salmon, trout and togue. from the
tHenty.hrst day OF September to the fest day OF
February following, excepting ON the ST. Croix
river and It's tributaries, in which the clOse-time
shall be from the fifteenth day Of September to the
nrst day OF February following, and on M0osehead
lake, and the ponds and lakes tributary to the Pc
noDscot river and bay. and all waters east Of the
renobscot river not otherwise specified, on which
the close.time shall be from the twenty first day Of
September to the first day OF January following;
and for black bass, Oswego bass and white perch,
from the first day of April to the first day OF July
SEC. IA; No person shall at any time catch, take,
Kill, or fish for any land.locked salmon, trout,
tosue, black bass, Oswego bass, or white perch,
Dy means Of any grapnel, spear, trawl. weir net,
seine, trap, spoon, set line, with any device or
in any other way than by the ordinary mode Of
angling with single baited hook and line or with
artificial nes under penalty Of not less than ten
nor more than thirty dollars for each Offense and
further dne Of one dollar Tor each fish so caught,
taken or killed. And all set lines grapnels spears,
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requiring in case less than twenty-five per cent.
OF The young fish to be returned Us provided in
this section.
SEC. a. No person shall fish in that portion of
pond or other water in which fish are artilcially
cultivated or maintained by the written permission
OF the fish commissioners, without the permission
OF the proprietor. under penalty Of not less than
ten nor more than one hundred dollars, and an
additional penalty Of two dollars for each Dish SO
taken or killed.
Sec %. 1t shall be the duty of all sheris, deputy
sherifrs, cOnstabes and police officers as we'll rs
fish wardens and their deputies, to cause any per.
son or persons violating any OF the provisions of
o1ense, either by making complaint before some
trial JUSTICE municipal or or by giving
in which the offense is committed. Said sherGs,
deputy sheriGs, constables, hsh wardens, deputy
fish wardens and police officers, shall be allowed
for said services the same fees now pre-.
scribed by law for sherids and their deputies.
SnC. 25. All fines and penalties provided for In
this act, unless otherwise provided, may DO re-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-15
October ], 1873.


To The public.
Referring to the above, | would
respectfully notify the people of
Waco and the surrounding country,
that will carry on the drug bust
ness ut the old stand, No. 81, Austin
Avenue, with full stock of fresh
and genuine drugs, chemicals, family
medicines, toilet and fancy articles
of choice selection, on hand and TO
arrive. And my facilities, and con-
ncctions for getting supplies direct
from importers, will enable me TO
keep one of the largest and freshest
retail stocks in the country. And
propose TO sell first-class articles at
prices to suit the times. Soliciting
n continuance of the patronage given
my predecessor, would ask from
the physicians and public generally
of this and surrounding counties a
fair trial that the merits of my in
tercst in my business may be fully
known.
Hoping to secure fair share of
your patronage remain, yours truly,
d1w&wlm. II. BEHRENs.
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Our Baby,

With its CHEEKY prattlo, cNrmplihes why
every mother should freely use Parker ulh1
Ger Tonic to preserve her cheerlnlncss anu
Strength and 10 secure her regular sleep anu
resi-; her nursing little one win show II in It's
happy piuyiulness, its freedom from pain H in.
sina,, n This were all to he said of this REM
eIv,r il Is enough to give 1t ineStimable yalne
In lie household, but there are ladies without
number Who suffer unt0ld series rom lnncii
tuni arrangements to whom It's use VIII ahnru
thr grrntrst comfort, hy giving entire relief
from Painful periods and Nervousness, ana
restoring the healthful regularity OF lhe us
tnrhcd Mpetiuns. Buy rom your uru ngR,,ii,
IL + Graves, Waco, at 81 rrbnttle orn sn'llple
bottle at IL cents aud test It's merits
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Restaurant and Fish and Oyster
Depot.

Having rcopened for the season, at
Stand No, 8, Market building, where
| will receive daily the best Calves
ton Fish and Baltimore Oysters, l
am prepared to supply all demands
for these luxurios in any quantity.
Hot coffee and meals at all hours.
splld1m. j. G. CoNNoR.
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Crosse q Blaekwell's Pickles,
Lea u PERKINS, Worcestershire Sauce,
Coleman Mustard,
just received by
JNO. +. MARSHALL
II Comes Graceful

From any.firm TO decline the publ
cation of testimonials, as so many
fraud enterprises are backed by such
frivolous notions. Such seems the
opinion of Fleming Bros, Pittsburg,
sole proprictors of Dir. c. McLane',
Celebrated Vcrmifugc, which has lie.
ceived volumes of testimonials. This
medicine is its own testimonial, and
invariably speaks with positive salts
factory results. OctS
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-15

In your own room for cents This Is se-
cured by u cheap apparatus recently patented,
for the PRODUCTION of Turkish and Nhnor
Baths. al tile cost of the alcohol that supplies
the heat. 1t has proved more elective lna ,
ing Rheumatism, Asthma, Catarrli, SKIN Dis 1
eases, Dyspepsia and all Nervous hhu henlll-
tntlng Maladies. Pamphlets free,
LuBlN's PORTABLE TURKISH Barn Co,
Gs East 18th st., Cincinnati, o
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A Novel Feature

Presents itself Ia those wio use Parker
Hair alsanl, In the discovery OF lis rare ana
remarkable merits Many have written rs
expressing their delight In the fact that II
works like a charm It's disinieotaht pip .tT.
lies In chemical combination rendering 1t
hcalthfuI, cleansing and healing are bearing
fruit, aud the beautiful hair Il produced WIN
the clean, healthy scalp, entirely freed from
,landruI and falling hair, are achievement.
for which we have reason to feel proud. \
patron assures us that he has used twelve dif-
ferent Hair Preparations and that Parker, :
Hair Balsam surlasses them all. 10 halt
that has become gray or faded, II restores that
beautiful natural color OfyouCh, aud produces
a yigor and luNurance that surprises every
one Buy a bottle from your druggist, IL r.
Graves, and test its merits
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The Nlembic of the Chemist or the seize nee
Of the lIotanst has made no discovery of
crater value to mankind than DR. H,urEn's
iH'Nlh OF WILD CnEmY, which removes all
Irregularities OF the bowels, brings back the
i''e' to the cheek of the wasted sufferer, aud
ihsnres robust health. 80. octISwlw
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One iirst-class store house, corner
of Third and Franklin streets.
One tirst-class business Office.
Eight desirable city lots, on South
Seventh street, TO lease from five to
seven years. Apply to
II. b. PARROTT,
Office Ala. Gold lns. Co.
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October /, 1873.

Referring to the above, would re-
spectfully notify my friends and the
public, that ! will still continue the
wholesale department of my bust
ness, and by giving il my entire at
icntion, together with my increased
facilities for handling, my large stock
of choice and standard imported and
domestic drugs and sundrics on hand
and arriving daily, am now better
than ever prepared to meet the
wants of dealers and at prices that
defy competition. have taken the
second floor of the Hogan building,
where | can be found at all times
ready and willing TO supply the trade
with anything in my line.
j. Il. GRAVES.
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| have this dry sold to Mr.. II. Beh-
rens the entire stock, fixtures and
good will of the retail department of
my drug business, and while thank
ing my friends and tie public gener-
ally, for the very liberal patronage
they have shown me in this depart
ment of my business, would espect-
fully ask IA continuance of the same
for my successor, MIR. II. Behrcns.
Mr.. Bchrcns is thorough druggist
and pharmacist, and corteous, ana
BILE gentleman, and take pleasure in
recommending him to my patrons
and the community at large.
II. #. GRAVES.
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strnycd from Waco ON Saturday, september
Goth, a small bay mare, about II hands hlgh
long name and tail small star In forehead ,
had with her a small bay mare cot nom hlh'i
feet white The above reward viii be Phiu
for her delivery at this office.
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READER, ARE YOU AFFLICTED !

and wish TO recover the same degree OF
health, strength, and energy az expert
enced in former years? Do any Of the fol-
lowing symptoms or class of symptoms
meet your diseased condition? Are you
suffering from ill-health in any of Its many
and multiiarious forms, consequent upon
a lingering, nervous, chronic or functional
disease? Do you feel nervous, debilitated,
fretful, timid, and lack the power of will
aud action? Are You subject TO loss of
memory, have spells of fainting, fullness
of blood in the head, feel listless, moping,
to hts of melancholy? Are your kidneys,
stomach, or blood, In dis0rdered condi-
ton? Do You suffer from rheumatism,
neuralgia or aches and pains? Are you
timid, nervous. and iorgetiul, and your
mind continually dwelling on the subject
Have you lost confidence in yourself and
energy for business pursuits? Are you sub
ject to any Of the following symptoms /:
Restless nights, broken sleep, nightmare,
dreams, palpitation of the heart, dizziness
In the head, dimness OF sight, and other
Respondent symptoms
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.M13IlIiE1lIlE

Ten years have proven their efficacy In all hillary
disorders. They restore the liver, stomach and
kidneys to healhfnl action; give appetite, good di.
gestion and yigor to body and mind
Rev. H. L. Simpson. Louisville, KY, says:
7" TUFTS Puts are rorfh their freight In
goId.'
sayrc n Co.. Druggists cay; ave sell Nfyg
Joses Taff's Pals TO flee of all ofhers.v
Price, IS cents. Office % Murray ST., New York.
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Ofthc latest styles of ladies and
misses, fall and winter hats, very
bcrutiful, Mt
LEssING, LYONS, SOLOMON Il Cos.
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A ROOK.KENPER SAYS:

al have been using TUFTS Pills for dyspcp-
sin, aud lind them the best remedy I ever
tried. Up to that time everything ate dlsa-
greed with me. can now digest any Kind of
food never have q headache perform my du-
ties us book keeper with satisfaction, aud
have gained fifteen pounds OF solid flesh. The
value Of these pills cannot he overestimatcd.
W. G. Schultzc, Columbia, $. CO.
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Taylor's,

TaylOr's,
Prices and Charm Baking Pow
der at c. n. Curtis, in halves,
pounds, three pounds end five pound
packages.
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A DOCTORS OPINION

Dr. I. Guy Lewis. of Fulton, Ark, writes;
cone year ago / was taken sick. a friend
argued 50 strongly In favor of INIT s Pills that
was induced 10 use them. Never did medi-
cine have n happier effect than IN my case.
After practice of u quarter OF century, l
proclaim them the best nnti-hiIlipus medicine
ever used have prescribed them In my
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HOW no DECEIYE.

II your hair or whlskcrs are grey they can
he Instantly changed % beautiful black by
TUFTS Hair Dye, aud deceive the closest OBJ
server. This article possesses qualities never
known before. Sold by all druggists.
npri5lNw
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A Wind Mill.

Holidays patent, the best, new
and in perfect order, for sale at
bargain. Apply ut the EXAMINER
office, Third and Franklin streets,
Waco. .-.'.. seDl7d&wtf.
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For Constable, Precinct No. I.
Wcnre authorized To announce Il. u. HAYES
as candidate Tor the OllicG Of Constable of
Precinct No !, Mcl.cnnnn county, subject to
the snllrnge OI the nenpIn ON nlectlnn hny
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


We are authorized to announce j. NJ. MAN
", ESD, Of this city, as q candidate for
Judge of the District Court of this the Four
teeth judicial District of Texas. dwtr
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EUllTIIEzI1

Very few escape this affection. The symptoms
nre dizziness, sick headache; costlyeness. belch-
ngupof food; loss OF appetite, aversion TO exerion
N body OF mind; highly colufed urine; heartburn,
cold extfcmtics and low spirits
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We are authorized to announce the name OF
\. Y lluGlISlON ms an independent candi-
date for the Office of CITY Marshal Of Waco
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L. EA Ell, p
FOR THE WEAK,
NERVOUS AND
DEBlL.LTATED!

The most learned physicians and Scien-
tife men Of Europe and this country indOrSe
Them
These noted Curative appliances have
now stood the test for upward of thirty
years, and nre protected BY Letters-Patcnt
In all the principal countries of the world.
They Were decreGd the only Award of Merit
for Electric Appliances at the great Worlds
Exhibitions-paris,P Philadelphia, and else
where-and have been found the most val
liable, safe, simple, and efficient known
treatment for the cure of disease,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-03-21

Commenting on the result ofthc New
Hampshire election, the New York
Times makes the the following sensible
suggestions:
the Republican party Is in no on
dition to tolerate sulking. If men like
Mr.. william (. Chandler have, for any
caus, kept out ofthts campa gn Craway
from the polls, they have missed their
purpose, They meant to damage the
Administration, but the chief injury
they have real4y wrought is upon the
Republican party itself. This is no
lime to be holding 6ut of tho contest
with a view Of teaching anybody a |es-
son. When the field has been lost, ii
will profit no n who hopes for p)-
litical future, to be only able to up
braid his associates and say, II told
YOU So" New Hampshire does hot
show that the Republicans need to lose
their power. 1t only shows THAI either
wing is able to throw it away.
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The supreme Court RcverSes
the Verdict I'm the Anderson
Case

New ORLEANS, March l8.--In the
case of the State against Thomas G.
Anderson on appeal for a new trial,
the Supreme Court has reversed the
verdict of the jury and ordered the
prisoner released.
WASHINGTON, March l8.-Private
al3ices from New Orleans state that
tic Supreme Court decided that the
forged paper altered was not a public
document, and that the indictment
was defective.
Senator Matthews received the fol-
lowing dispatch this afternoon from
New Orleans: The Supreme Court
decides that the Vernon parish re-
trns were not susceptible of forgery,
md Ger. Anderson is discharged.
This ends the whole case as to the
other members Of the Returning
Board.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-03-21
4 massachusetts hank Robbed
OF Forty thousand Dol
taTs i'm DAYLIGHT.

Bo-TnN, Mar. IG.-1hc Dpchlerc Ma
ti0nal Bank, IN EIst Cambridc, WAS
adroilly robbed early hi, afternoon by
u man and woman, whose identity yet
remains a mystery. shortly al!cr the
close Of business, while the President
Of the Bank, Mr.. Hall, was alone in
the place, a gOod-looking lady drove
up Ia front Of The building la n buggy.
She beckoned and Mr. Hall was attrac
ted to the window to come ont Ash
did 20, -he said she wanted to get
drAft for 900 to send to a friend i
Providence, r.. l., AMI Hall showi Ing
willingness to comply, shc began +
count 4 large roll of bills. The hill
were OF small denominations. and alte
counting and recouutiny she maintain
cd she had made a mistake. Mr. Hall
finally said he could not stand any
longer In the street without getting
cold, aud she said she would send the
money in to him Immediately.
Upon his going inside a man with
several packages hastily joined the wo-
man and drove OH at a fast pace. The
disappearance Of the buggy soon after
caused Mr. Hall TO think the woman
was not ali right, and upon looking
about he oon discovered that during
his. absence with her the bank had been
robbed of about forty thousand dollars.
The thief, who must have entered it
Immediately after he come ont TO see
the woman, had gone through the safe
aud carried of four small trunks, con-
tanning the missing funds. These 20
81 900 each, numbered 25G, 701 and 81;
five bonds of the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fc Railroad of 81 ,0G0 each; two
consolidated bonds Of the same road,
amounting to 81, 900; one $500 bond of
the city OF Toledo; 500 Govern
ment bond ten 81 600 Michigan South
egn registered bonds; $4,000 worth of
he stock Of bank at par and about
81, 900 in money s., 600, 900 in Savings
Banks books were also taken, All the
property except $4,000 belonged to in
diyidualS who left it for safe keeping.
The rpEuts, although pursued upon
the discovery of their work, escaped.
They are supposed TO be the same party
who tried 10 rob the Cambridge Ma
tional Bank, in the anne city, by SINH
lar trick yesterday,