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Electric HALLWAY.

The cable Fud,y mace the important %.
oouccemect that the Prussiau Eeo.ric r ,iwsy,
from Berlin to Lickte,feId, was opened on tho
l2:h, in The pres.oce of humorous scientists
aid officials, aud was ''s p,rfeot success"
More than year sgO. when the plan of its pro.
j !ctor, Dt. Werner Sicmons, of B.rlu, WAS
published, We anticipated this triumph 10 the
application of electricity IS o railway motor,
10 his plan the rails are insulated from the
earth by wooden slseDers and are in electrical
coonec ION Wltb dynamo electric machine
worked by steam power at station. A mag.
ue;o electric machine on the diving carriage
or locomotive ls so 6xsd aud couuectcd with ihe
exile OF ono pair OF wheels as TO impart molten
&c II, the drivug axle b.ing severed electrically
by INTRODUCING an Insulated washer; aud cur
rent OF electricity, passed alon4 one rail TO work
the magnetic ecc'r:c machine on the il oomo.ive,
retnrus by The other rail 10 The stationary ma.
chino on the grtuDd. The prelimiossY tests of
the new locomotive led DE-. Siamens to confidence
OF SUCCESS a1d The belief that his electric railway
had large future, especially for min entrances,
!uubels and lotermuoloIpsl trsfio, aud lis
smokecss test uce has br u hit it Ito motto. for
the St. Gottpld TuaoeI. But like other TO-
ventlous OF the kind it is probably destined to
much wider i,Ids OF iIiy. Professor Ayrton
10 his Sheffield address hss shown that cleo
frlo.l enerpy can be transmitted tbreu.h long
distances By means OF small wires we'll lusuated
aud that very large wires are not needed 1t
has therefore been seritusIy suggested by
electricians that q msobiue at Nlsgara Falls
utslizlug the vsss store water power there
vast, to generate electricity might be con-
oected by wires with q machine at Nsw York to
receive the electricity and give GU. mechanical
work here ad liti.um. Watcher this is ever
douu or not tue prlucipls is sound and i.s
demonstration woud establish the immense
possibilities of eleuuic motors As the first
cost of elcc!ric railways is smsler than that of
steam roads, the rails std roliog stock lighter
and the brlcg 8 less costly. their extensive 10.
PRODUCTION, 3, ees: 10 suburban o's rcts ana
between poies not remote. seems DOW to be
assured by thu success realiz 4 at BsIlin Oh
Thundsy-N Y Herald
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Virginia: Corporation Court Of the city of
Ale1 andrs, CLERKS Office April 22d, 1881.
This certificate Of limited partnership Was pre-
stntcd and having been sckno wledged before
notify Public adm limited to record.
Teste MORTON MARYE, Clerk
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n DMlNISTRArOkS NOTIUE-The sub
te& scrioer having quliiG 'd ss administrator
upon the estate OF VIM. JOHNSON, deceased,
hereby nosiHes sill persons having clsins against
the estate of ssid VIM. j ason to present them
TO him duly authenticated, and al persons in
debted to ssid estste are hereby notified to make
payment 10 the subscriber.
4. T. LUCAS.
my3-2lw4w Administrator.
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Tho error in writing the name Sue O. Dckn.
son Was corrected By making it Sue NJ. Dickin 8.
son before signing.
VIM MENZIEs ADAMS,
Notary tuOic.
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AEGTdefE SAs.ES,

Is 4 N d q LO.I NG OUT AUCTION
- "a L., ENUING iUESDAf, he
Zo:n instant, snd continued daily.
ihs undersigned having deler mined to chsnge
thelc bu4lness will sell, without reserve their
large stock It auction, commencing Tuesday
April 2b;h a. 10 0 COCK q. m snd aud p.m
aud continued daily uatil the entire 81 ,ck il
sold. Desiers, tha public snd the ladies' spe-
clslly sre respectfully invited to attend ths sale.
Seats reserved for tha lsdles.
UNkAL b LUCAS,
No % y. Royal street.
ar26 Ala1sndr,x Va
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HEALTH IS WEALTH

HH. X. q, EsT's EgyEAND ,RAINTREAT.
NENT spet'ha :of hy Lsris, Oizz ness, l,on.
NusI!A5, Arty u hcadacha, MeLtal Deprrs-
slon, loss of :.,.mory. SyerrnstJrrLm, irpnn-
leacy, lnv9'unt.;y Emissions, l'.en.atu-e nld
+ q csu-od ny oVer ey~:tiUn, sell abuse, Or over
lh1uIg"1ce. 9hch leads 10 misery, dec.y and
GeA.n- one boz will cure recent csses Esch
OJ1 contains one m bnth's tTeRtne nj. One dollar
COX: o. SIX o1z"s 'or tv~ dollars; sent BIZ mail
pfsp'ld on receipt of .,fica We guar.Dtee sir
blGes 70 care my case. With esCh order re-
C=!Fe1 oy u fr six ooccs. q lcon,.niei with
LVa doi.-rs, Va wl!i send tn purchaser our w,,.-
t"H &u 'iaEt"c 20 return he Gnoasy if tao treat.
Me!.t does not effect cure t1usrnntees issued
oy ~ n EI Il Co. Druggrsts, Ale1andris,
vs., VnotesAle snd retail ss"ris. Orders BIZ
malt 9il' receive prompt ntter.ion. mar7
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FANCY a4sSsfsstY

NLOVES in Kid, Berlin, Ls!c Thread, Silk
Tor the season. also y new ss or uient Of Lace
Mitts Price 25c Soc, 75s aud 81 rs per pair
Corsets in 81 the lending styles perfect IN fit
and finish irices SOC 10 So ~ DER pslr
Underwear SPECIAL a!tunton j. called to the
large assortment for Lsdies Carts, Misses,
Boys and Infants iu Gsuzr, Isle Thread, ,ros-
Ssmar End Summer M4rino; $50 are extioi.ira
ctoc assortment uf L dies Undergarmsrts
OF every description Chv;alses, Drawers, Might
gowns, Skirts &c.
Linen and Silk kerchief4-Suspen9ers
Hosiery, showing the mcsl chocs patterns %
we'll as The largest assortment Of III idium aud
liner quality. COusIantly adding tbs latest pst-
terms AS soon as they are of.reu for sa!s hy the
snufsctures
Neck kufh ngs. RuGs SIX rts, Veings, But.
tons, Sil2s. Cottons, Sc
Edgirgs in SWiss, HnmburP, Nansook, Cors-
line. Vermicalle, Vsiel cianGes Lar pgGedoc,
lorchon, Russian, Venise, Crochet, &c
Blghmle Patent Bosom. Reinforced and
Scratch Shirts, in lsundriad and unlsuld driud
Collars and Cuff, siz IS II 10 iaches. Prices
l2e 10, 2Oc aud 25c
Germantown, Shetland and Ss1ony Wool
Zephyr Wors. in sll Coior:, Silks Canvas, C.
Neckwesr-At ali times tnn collection will
surpass all other assOrtmerts offered in the city.
Ine display Of u .udeut, tho bes. scarf over
made Tor men; also GorCisn, FleIur L audace,
tropical, De Joioville Lace, and s c.mp;cle
line of Fancy Ties and Bows.
@. M. AID AM s.
Oh l.
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As3'E'a f. SsEN.
Popular i5,ensliy Drawiag OF lac
Commonwealth Distribution ia.

At NJ scsuiey'S Theatre, in The city OF Louis.
vile, on
TUESDAY, MAY31, 1881.
These drawings occur monthly (&undays ex-
cepted) under prorlaions Of an Act o tho Can
eral Assembly CT ken.ucky incorporating the
NeHpur. Printing ana News paper Co.. approved
April 1873
nS~ This "a - special sct, and has
never been repealed.
Ine Unl.ed S:ales circuit Court on March 81
rendered tine following decisions
eSs-shat the SOsnrs,On wealth Eess
trshuii0n Company is legal.
2si-etS drawings ARE lair.
aDe Company nas no" On bano large reserve
fund. kesd Carefully the list of prizes Tor the
MAY DisAsssNA.
lprize.... S30,UU lUO prizes Sl(O oach $40 zoo
l priZe-... 10000 2tN prizes 5U each iJuGG
l priz~...- SUI 5JU prizes ~ each l20NO
l,U;N prizes ~ each iUUUu
10 prizes 81 GRl0 each SlUUU1
~ prizes 500 eacr iO,WI.
9 prizes S0!j osch, Approx. prizes. ..""S2, 7C0
8 prizes G0O each, ...... l,eUG
8 prizes iUU zach I" ...... eco
l,96U pri2es, $ll2 4Gu
" hole tickets 81 half !icke!s 81; q tickets
$780, 55 tickets Sl0N.
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter. or send
by Expfcss. DON'T SEND BY kEGlSTEG.
Ed LETTER OR PO>TUFFlOs OkDER.
Orders of So and upward, By Express, csn be
se5t st our expsnss Address ell orders to ss.
N. SasA!efsSI.N, Courier. Journs Build-
ng, Apattss.:se, Ky. OF T.g CONNER
FORD, 2UJ broadway n. J.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-20
AMOUNTING 10 1868 $40

AHUUNI1NG TO 1888, $50.
Whole Tickets, 81; Halves, 81; Quarters, Cd
RemittGnces may he made by bank checH
eNpres ), postal money order, or Registered
mail.
Responsible agents wanted at all poIntl
For circulars, giving full information AZ
for tickets, address
| w. C. WHIPS,
GwnLARD HOTEL, LOUISVILLE ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-20
Commercial Paragraphs.

The pork packing business of Plank
ington 4 Armour,of Milwaukee, is simply
enormous. The firm is now slaughter
ing hogs at the rate of 1000 day, and
the supply costs on an average of 8
cents pound. In all over 1000 hands
are employed. The cash required every
day for supplies and labor IS between
100000 and Sl25,000, or something like
SI0O0,000 il week. 1t takes nerve to con
vert such an enormous amount of cash
into pork to be "salted down" and
packed away until prices of the manu-
featured products advance.
Never i'll the history of the cattle bus
mess of Texas has the outlook been 10
abundant grass and water with which
the country is now supplied; the mild,
open winter before us of which there IL
no reasonable doubt; and the high
prices that await our beef sellers III the
spring, the necessary consequence of
the failure of northern crops, all com
bine to make the coming year a verita-
bic bonanza for thO3 who are so foItu-
nate as TO be the owners of any large
number of Texas beeves. The indica-
tons are that the best quality of Texas
steers will sell next June for SO n head
more than the same class of cattle have
ever brought at any time in the past,
and We are confident our ralsers will
realize these prices. This is predicting
much, but we believe that when the
spring market opens it will verify fully
this prediction.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-20
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Quotations and
state OF Trade -iicellane-
Ous Commercial Matters.
COMMERCIAL.

Examiner OFFICE, December 10
To-day was rather of an oif-day IN trade
circles, owing somewhat to the ram. Re
tail trade Is gradually growing lighter,
but jobbers report orders coming III
with rather surprising regularity: me
opening OF new lines OF communication
bring within reach new territory anu
1t Ia noteworthy ana very Rratliy M iilcI
that waco houses col'r"i " i'"er"i
SHARE oi INC BUSINESS A.. l.I;l,,,.,
Inc near approach oi aie no oiion;s :
Is giving business o'"ih III Hi'''''i
llnea' ralhoT u 'iie s'oi .;. o 81
other lines: II seems "a DC fu''o Soi in,
any Tue OPINION tiia' ait'I ''i' ,bii'! y
buSlheSs III an liioo VIM no III 'iio o'i'
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Groceries and Provisions.
!Quotatlvns are for wholesale lots. !

I
Coffee-Demand good and s'etlli 'r sup
Piled. Rio, comn4p l115 to 12c; fair,
1872 to 15s choice, l2l3 to l5c; La
kG8yra, II to 1870; Java, 2S15 to 3012c.
Sugar-The market Is well-stocked.
We quote: Powdered, lie; crushed, 12c;
granulated, 114c; standard A l. lie;
extra G, 1O4c; Louisiana white clarified.
l02l to lie; yellow clarified, 1024 to
lie; choice, 934c; prime, 9lic; fair, &c.
Tea-Imperial, so to 65c; Young
Hyson, 40 to Coo; Oolong, 45 to Coo; ia
pan, 60 to Csc.
Molasses-In good demand and full
stocks. Louisiana choice, zoe; prime,
CSC: fair to good, none in market.
Hams-In light demand and market
well supplied. Choice sugar-cured can
vassed, 1884 to lac.
Bacon-In fair demand and steady.
Breakfast, 13c; short clear, lie; long
clear, II &c; dry salt, short clear, 1O}3c;
ong clear, 104c.
Lard-Steady and quiet. Tierce, 131ac;
half barrel, 49, &c; pals, to 10 pounds
14l1c; pounds, 141ac.
Flour-The market is we'll stocked,
with good demand Fancy, per cwt,
81. 70; choice, S425. Cornmeal, per bar
rel, $3.50.
Potatoes-The market Is well sup
piled, but prices are very high, and deal
ings are not as brisk as at this time last
year. Northern Irish firm at $3.50 to
S475 per barrel; sweet, per bushel, S1.00
to SIS, and scarce.
Apples--Although the market is well
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Markets by EetcEraDh.

New ORLEANS, December 19.-Night-
Sight. par. Sterling bank, Si79l5; con
sols, 672G Ge6StG.
New York, December 19.-Cotton is
inactive. Uplands re; Orleans Il Slice
Consolidated net receipts, 1924 bales;
exports to Great Britain, 14,224 bales;
France, 10.529 bales; continent, 1855
bales; net receipts. lib bales; gross,
1896 bales. Futures closed easy; sales,
10000 bales. December, 12O5m12O7;
January, 12l9Wl2 zoe; February, 1880
l244c; March, 12G3@ 126lc; April.
12SlGgl2S2c; May, 12.95@12@ic, june,
l3O6g i3tlsc; Jnlv, I3l76a13. lSc;
August, l3.21@ 1926; September, 1880
l2.G2c; October, ll.S4Gg ll.S6c; Novem-
Der 1IGJ@1l.6Sc.
New ORLEANS, December lg-Flour
quiet and unchanged; superfine, Si75M
300; XN, $j.5Hd5. 10; xxx, S5.75GG6. D;
higher grades, $6.25917.75. Corn quiet,
weak; mixed, steady at 75c; white, Soc
Oats, steady; choice, 5Sc. Corn meal
quiet aud steady at 1919. Hay quiet
aud firm; prime, S2202i; choice,
is steady; tierce, refined. HE;
kes, Pie; Dry salt meat easier
shoulders, loose, G.25c; packed, este;
clear rib, loose, %! C; packed, 9f8c; long
clenr, loose, 9lac; packed, 95ac; clear
loose, CSC; pacIlcd,9i5c. Bacon scarce;
shoulders, she; clear rib, packed, l0i ;
long clear, 1922 clear, l0fIc Hams dull,
choice sugar cured, canvassed, 1IisGg
i2l5c Coffee firmer and III fair demand
cargoes, ordinary to prime, "a he.
Sugar is quiet; common to good com
mon, easy at 81 0Gc; fair to fully fair,
-G4@Gtc; prime to choice, 7I@72fc;
yellow clarified, higher at 77smS16c.
Molasses active and firm; common, 35ll
Zoe; fair, 45@lSc; prime to choice,
firmer, 49@57c. Rice easier; ordinary
to choice, 59G3ac. Bran quiet at S1.25.
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supplied sales are not as heavy as last
season. owing to the high price; there
NAV be an advance at any moment as
the crop is short and epecuiators have
'cornered.'' We quote for choice ana
prime, So to 81 per barrel
Onions-Slow and steady at $40 to
$500 per barrel.
Rice-Quiet at IA to oAe.
Beans Steady at ~ to &c. 40,
Hominy and Grits--Per barrel 10 To
$50 IN
Western Reserve, l4ci iuH
cream, lSc. .o.
Mackerel-In barrels, Nos. | to D. - 10
II; half barrels, s. to 100; kits, l5c to , / TO-
Pickles-Per barrel, Sll.50 to lZ'oo'
half barrels, 81.
Dried Apples to sc; peaches
Craekers-Soda y, sllc, Xxx, &c;
xxx, Toe; cream, 11Ac; ginger snaps
He. 80
Saner Kraut-In barrels, 3l5; haITes'7,73;
Candy-Stick, 49,. to l4lse; fancy III
to 25c
Peaches Two pound cans, SD 10
2.45; 3 pound, 81 to $50.
Tomatoes Two pound cans, SL"U 10
L4U; 3 pound, Sl.6J to I7O.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-20
SPECIAL. ANNOUNCEMENT
BY AeIIum n ROfan. Whole
sale GrOcer., Waco
WACO. TEXAS. December 5. IS

WACO, Texas, December 8, 1851
On the sth of December, we occupied
our new, premises, CORNER FIFTH AND
JACKSON STREETS, on the line OF the Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad, The new house Is a
model OF convenience, buiIr especially to meet
the wants Of our increased trade
The reduced rates of freight offered by the
new road and the diminished cost Of handling
goors at the stand, viii give Us advantages
which no prudent buyer can aftcri to over
look.
We have in store veTy large and welt
selected stock of goods, AID are prepared to
meet any legitimate competition.
Our Old friends and all merchants within
reach of this market are respectfully invited
to visit US In our new quarters.
The old stand In East Waco will cOntinue
to be used as warehouse for the storage of
Cotton and such goods as we ship by tine H.
and T. c. railroad.
This arrangement gives ms the advantage of
warehouse and switch on both roads lead
Ing into Waco, and provides us with more
square feet of storage capacity than Is own, d
and occupied by any grocery house m
Texas, Respectfully,
KELLUM s RoTAN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-20
Miscellaneous.

Soap-Olive, g. per box; blue India.
= pound bars, 1915 per box; l pound
bars, 5l75; Eureka, s2S5; Cyclone,
S3.75.
Powder-Per keg, $40 to 600; blast
ing, $3.50.
Shot-Drop, per bag. s215 to 2,25;
buck, $40 to $50.
Wrapping Paper-Rag and straw, 10 to
50c.
Jugs Glazed, per gallon, lie; crooks,
glazed, Zoe per gallon.
Rope-Sisal, I inch basis, 81 to Ice;
cotton, 10 to 20c.
Candles-Star, full weight, l64c.
Brilliant, %, $3.50; 12-l,
$3.50; Eupion, %, $3.50; barrel oil, 1Sc;
Ill smaller lots Zoe added.
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Important to the Ladies'.

Mrs. w. In Lednum has just returned
from the Eas, where she spent several
weeks selecting from the freshest ana
lattst things in tine millinery aud fancy
goods and STUDYING the lste>t fa-i jons.
Her superb stock i row arriving and
those ladies who want TO dres5 in the
latest metropolitan Sly L. should not !;Iil To
visit her parlors, for the display is one
such MS is not often seen in Texas. Mrs..
1t dnum is now prepared to offer her laiy
friends the latest novelties in all shades
sly les and Erices.-lO0itf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-20
RceeIpts md SHIPMENTS.

Receipts by the Houston and Texas
Central tO-day-Nine cars lumber; 4
cars household goods;.2 cars merchan-
disc; 2 cars cotton seed; cur shingles;
car wire.
by the Texns and St Louis to-day
Two cars lumber; l car cotton seed.
Shipments by the Houston and Texas
Central to-day cars oats; / cal
merchandise south; , cars merchandise
west
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-20
Grain. Wool. Exc.

Wheat Mediterranean, S1.40 to 1.5O;
spring, Sl.12; Nicaragua, SLY, mostly
milling stock.
Oats-But little doing; there is some
ntock ON hand, and small lots bring Il
to l5c for shipping.
Corn-Now, in ear. 10 to 90c, and slow
sale; good old, Zoe to 81, scarce and III
some demand; Kansas, shelled, Sl.l0 to
LIS and i'll good demand.
Bran-Per hundred, Sl.40.
Cotton Seed-At the works, l2l2c per
bushel.
Wool-None offering; fall fine, DE;
medium, bic; Mexican improved, 10 to
lSo; Mexican, he; bury, l2c.
Hides-For good, l219 to BE, but little
doing.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-20
Iron. Wire. Etc.

Iron-Merchant bar. 4c rates; Nor
way and Sweden, Zoe. Plow steel, &c.
Wire-Smooth, No. 9, 5lzc; Nos. II
AMI IL, &c; No. Y, 7c Barbed, S to lOc.
Horse Shoes Per keg, $3.50. Horse
shoe nails, No. 7, $3.50.
Nails-S4.25 rates.
Timers Stock plate, !4x20, S7.75
per box; &c, lix20, SO; do, TX, 2ll.50.
Zinc, 1219c per pound. Solder, 14i4 to
Ice; Sheet iron, &c.
Axes-Per box, $3.50 to 1850.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-20
BUSINESS BRe~1
observations Of ri
ATTACHES on 3zatrers
esiing to Ruye,l

carefully. y
Waco lodge knights Of
al their hail tonight.
-Ccntral City lodge Knioh
have regular meeting to-mGrr :,
-Air.J. r. Sears. of Clifton
acre 5 OF wheat, which he soTs
unusually fire. >
All the Young men VIII,
heIIts are takin" chances in
ring rattle at W#llrcc Eir.'
prizes are offered, all good On,
-Rorer's Is The only plae
where you get u hot ifoI. 81.
fork after each drink. and
Old English cheese AMI
crackers.
The Grand Central H.
UP with the times, and Us
To accommodate the il
This hotel enjoys q liucra
tie time. because the fare
always iirst-class.
w. d. Jackson finds q
up making pictures Tor
patrons of his gallery. I 81
he does his work in the be
ar. His fire albums, c..
n ITS, tic, are also attrac
tim.
-Yon will want some
WY OF fancy groceries, ,-a
chickens. turaeyS, eggs,
the holidays. Remember
tcrs knows your wants, Il
parcel to meet them Wit
L lowest prices.
1t vas very inclemer
notwithstanding that f.
", re Kept b7sy x Aroe
in :, delivering and Snip
pa'iOr and chamber suite
~ Is office chairs, dc
fhcy are also Laving a @
their hre shades, bracSe
naMcutS..
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-20
Produce. Etc.

Butter-Country in good demand,
fairly supplied, at 20.to DC. Western,
market well stocked at 80 to 55c
E9gs-Very scarce and IN large de
mnnd at Soc per dozen.
Poultry-Chickens, per dozen, s.
turkeys, 6Oc to 81; geese, 75c to 81.
Pecans-Very scarce and firm at I'D
to 50.
Wood-Per cord, 93.5Oto45O. s
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-20

If you want to be well dressed, or
desire the best articles in clothing, hats,
dry goods or gents furnishing goods,
look at the stock of c. Robinson, 80
Austin avenue. The goods and prices
will satisfy you.-0920.tf.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-20

Moore " Thompson. Il ~ .,
in poultry in Waco, arc .Hu -.
orders Tor Christmas tg,
should he sent in early .r
ones. In turkeys they gil -ar.t,
anti down weights.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-20

The place to buy firsr-class gent
furnishing goods eI,hIng ali hats i
II C. Rob4S6n's, 30 Austin aveu22'e
lA can suit every taste in price ami
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-20
GROCERIES.
For the Holiday Trade!
Spend vOnT money where you get til
best value tor il. According IL my usus
custom | Otter You some inducements il
Your Holiday Orders.
Your Holiday Orders.

FLOUR.
A sound Flour, common. not warrant
ed, per cWf............ .........-S $500
FO,t Scott Flour. warranted, 40
former price $4 80.
Fort Scott Flour, warranted; 4 30
former price II 10.
Fort Scott Flour, warranted. -
former price 500
Corn Meal $l.O0 per bushel.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-20

The dantiest Christmas presents are to
be found at J. G. Horner's at prices to defy
competition.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-20

LiCEUM HALL for rent except Thursday
night OF each week.. Enquire at Behrens
drug stOre, Austin street.-lOO13m
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-20
Instantaneous Music.

Fact-Any little girl can play it on the
piano, at first trial. Several little boys
have tried it. and all succeeded. A new
invention and success. For sale at SIS
sons
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A trial package OF "BlACS-DRAUGHf"
free of charge at

Taat doll at j. G.. Hornrr's is n dain
piece OF wOlk, and don't forget il. The
lit giIlS should all 20 AMI see that Su-
prrb doll at j. G.. IInrn,r's. It is Il love.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-20

You can buy quPensware. glassware,
stoves and tinware very cheap at j. w
Higgins & Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-20

II you want wagon. pillow, buggy
or an implement OF any kind, at lower
rates and better terms than any other
dealer offers, call on A. Hinchman. He
the best man for You.-dSMtf
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CANDIES, FANCY AND PLAIN.
TO- . lbs Taify ON slate pencil Sl.25 e.