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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-06

DR.. JOSEPH JONES telegraphs to the
Associated Press that New Orleans is
entirely free of yellow fever, no case
having been reported since August 18th.
The sanitary condition of the city he
says is excellent, and the death rate
yerv low.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-06

We are in receipt of the September
edition of the Commercial, and feel
no hesitancy in pronouncing it in size,
typographical neatness, and admirable
review of the business of Vicksburg
one of the most valuable and interest
ing sheets ever issued from that city.
The Commercial is now printed on a
press of new design, which does the
work with accuracy and rapidity.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-06

PuBLIc sentiment demands the abso-
Lutte repeal Of the internal and internal
taxes under which horde 81 emissaries,
detectives and placemen, are kept
patrolliug Up and down this country,
checking The honest expression Of inde-
pendent political thought:
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-06

JoHN r. LYNCH vas unanimously
nominated for Congress BY the Republic
can Convention for the Sixth District,
which met at Magnolia on the 3Oth
ult. The nomination ID that District
and against such man as Judge Van
Eaton IS barren compliment
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-06

We constantly hear such expressions
as Mr.. Blank will have the support
of the administration for Congress.
We would like to know what kind Of
support the administration gives, and
further by what authority it assumes to
interfere in the selection Of Congress-
men by the people.
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Jackson, Miss. S.r, -, -.

This is to certify that was the bsn.s.,.
in two certificates in the Young Men. W'y
riage Association, of Jackson, Miss 7. mar
taken out August 24th, and the nsrri.- - was
place to-day, and now, before night / 100 .oGE
possession, Of the full amount Of Eie in n
dollars day for eleven days, or one b5Snseee9
and ninety eight (Sl9SOO) dollars in ali TIIunared
Very truly, B. F. Crook. Of e..
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The High Plane of Free Trade.

Hon. Francis A Wolff, the distinguished
ex-Representative of Tippah county,
made lengthy and very able speech,
on the 18th inst, at Hansley's Acad.
envy, on the question of tariff and free
trade, the eloquent conclusion of which
is as follows:
In the progress of events we will
inevitably reach the high plane of free
trade. The history of the old world
admonishes us that no human legislation
will prevent it. 1t will come in the
natural order of things dictated by the
progress of art and navigation, when all
shades of difference will gradually merge
into a political evangelization. The
present range of duties are abnormal,
fitful and spasmodic. After their grad
ual reduction and final extinguishment
it will be then, our sails viii whiten
every sea and the trident of Neptune,
viii beckonour commerce, to every part
of the inhabitable globe.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-06
Mississippi FalIey Endowment AssOeia.
DAY CLASS

tiOn, Vicksburg, Miss.
THIS ASSOCIATION HAS ORGANIZED
DAY CLASS
Separate and distiHct from its Six MoNrHs
Glass; the members Of which can marry when
they please and get
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY
for every day they have been members. Par
ties within two or three months Of their mar
marriage will make money by investing.
Our regular six months members can also
join If they wish.
For further particulars address
CHAS. NJ. ERWIN, Secretary.
aug % 'S2-2w
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-06

The Board Of Supervisors met last Mon
day and after the transaction or the regular
business. adjourned yesterday. Present.
?. g. MeRae, Pres't, n. B. smith, G. d.
Newman and E s. Middleton.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-06
DEnocRAr1c- CONSERVATIVE
NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS
Congressional Nominating Conven-
tions.

Nominating Conventions have been called
by the Democratic-Conserva party in
the several Districts as follows
Sd District-september goth, Greenville.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-06

HUBBELL's circular will do incalcula-
BILE mischief, but it will also do some
good. 1t is calling public attention all
over the country to the corrupt use Of
money in elections, and nothing else
could more surely lead to condemna-
ton of the practice. The lavish spend
ing of money to influence votes never
has and never will grow in favor of the
great mass of the people, no matter
from what source it is derived. In any
case it tends to demoralize the public
and degrade the suffrage. If the money
is collected from the office-holders by a
species of blackmail, then the process
tends to demoralize the public service.
In this case the corruption strikes both
yavs.-San Francisco Examiner.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-06
Executive Committee of the 7th Con
gressional District.

The Executive Committee of the 9TH
Congressional District are requested to
meet in the City of Jackson, on Monday,
the 18th inst, for the purpose of organizing
and the Transaction Of business.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-06

THE September edition Of the Meridi-
an Observer is creditable alike to that
growing city and the conductors of
that enterprising journal.
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A Good Haul.

JACKSON, Miss, Sept 4, 1882
EDITORS CLARIoN--I wish TO state that on
August 4tb, put two applicants into the
Gold Eagle Marriage Association. The parties
married to-day and l have already received
the sum of Two Hundred and Twenty (S220)
Dollars in cash. Respectfully yours,
B. f. CROOK of Forest
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SlOs.Oo


1870 VAVhoVNi bVUI. = IVI-t
This is to certify that received this day the
sum of SlOsO0 from the young Mems Mar
rage Association" in payment of benefit &C.
crulng from marriage Of Sarah Hortley.
A. l.. BRUNsoN.
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THosE marrying in so or 60 days, step up 70.
the Captains Desk and draw your Three Dol
lars per Day. Send ID your applications st
once 70 s. = WILSON, Seo,y,
Mississippi Aid Association,
aug "a e2-1W, 0koleea, Nihl,
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The Star Matrimonial Association
Jackson. Miss.

Organized and chartered under the law, -.
the State of Mississippi, September 4 lsS,
J. 7. stapleton, President; W. P. Dop,.n
Treasurer and General Manager; G. 1. S,,n,..
ton, Secretary. positories-Green's R.,
and Capital State Bank. Initiation E.
5000. Annual Dues, $500. Assessment.
5000.
ESrPays Nine Dollars Day.
Reliable, energetic agents wanted, to wbor,
liberal contracts will be given. For Term
blank applications, or any information wb,,
ever, address
G. L. srArLEroN, Secretary.
Sept.6, 'S2-iw. Jackson Mi.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-06

~ The "DAY DEPARTMENT OF ruE Sor7u.
ern Matrimonial and Birth Endowment A.
sociation, of Brandon, Miss, is fairly boom.
eng. See their statement of benefits paid
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-06

The prospects of a Democratic ma,
jority in the next house brightens daily.
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Hon. Il. 8. Muldrow.

Col. Muldrow was nominated By acclama-
ton. His popularity with all the classes
and shades Of political opinion in this dis
trict is immense, and guarantees his trium-
plant election ii November By splendid
majority over any opponent that may be
entered against him. He leaves no ground
for any opposition to stand on
There vas IN this county q considerable
number who desired change, though for
reasons entirely disconnected with Col. III.
personally, Of with his representative ca
pacity This sentiment Yields itself. cheer
fully, and viii work for his election a ar
IDENTIFY IS may liz II their power 10 do
Aberdeen Weekly.
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NORTON NUPTIlL DAY ASSOCIATION.
INSURANCE ROOM.

Organized 18th August 1882. Unprece
dented Succeas. H. s. WILLIAMS, See'y,
aug rs lm% MoRToE, Miss.
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A -Four Months and One Day Compa

Ben. +. cameron, President
Chas. M. Erwin, ViceP President.
Aug. Vaughan, ...............".Sec'y and Treas.
A Four Months and One Day Company.
Has over 400 membership, and rapidly in
creasing The Day Class is but recently al
ded, but applications are pouring in from all
parts. Certificates are issued in this Depart
ment for 81 600 $1,000 and IS, 600, paying 81 90,
50 90 and $500 per day. Large inducements
to Agents. For Supplies and all information,
address AUG. VAUGHAN Sec'y,
aug "a, '62-4w. 173 fremont Street.
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Send in YOur Applications 10 Mt. Salus
Daily Marriage Aid AssO citation, Gin.
ton, MiSsissinni.

ORGANIZED SEPTEMBER lsT, 1882
MEMBERSHIP FEEs-Sl0O0 $1,000 and $500
AssEssMENTs-S3So, $3.50 and $3.50.
ANNUAL DUEs-$S.00 $1,000 aud $1,000
WE PAY-$3.OO, $500 and $500 per day.
DIR. s. W. HAMILTON, President.
c. NJ. LEWIS, Secretary,
SAM. G. CASTOR, Treasurer
septic, S2-2w.
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The Democrats of Michigan who have
Joined forces with the Greenbackers
declares in convention that 'spoliti-
cal assessments or forced contributions
from public officers should Be made
felony By law. The sentiment against
the Extorsion Committee and the pur-
poses to which the fund it grinds out Of
the helpless and indignant IS applied,
Is increasing in volumne and intensity.
Mn. CHANDLERs Of New Hampshire.
il i said. takes great interest ii lEissis-
sippi politics. and has promised bis val
liable aid 70 one or two aspirants for
Congressional honorl.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-06

A rousing Democratic Club was organized
at Vernon on the 18th ul.., with Col Kearney
as President Col Hume and j. G. Ross as
Vice Presidents and VIM. Ludlow as Secretary.
Hurrah for Vermont Let the good work 70
on.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-06

Little Texas, the Gihralter Of the Madison
County Democracy, has organized Democratic
Club. Beat No. 2 is brick
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-06

Tn whole country protesting
neainst HubbeIlism.
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$4,000
BRANDON. Auy % Iss,

Received from the Southern Matrimoni,l
and Birth Endowment Association, of Brs1'
don, Miss, Thirty.Nine Dollars, in fun nav.
ment of all claims under this Certificate "a
23, terminated by the marriage of Miss Lula
+. Butler. THos C. Sytrg
Witness Sol. DoBsON. /.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-06

1t will been by card in this issue that
Capt. James Hays, of Durant, has purchased
an interest in the Fire and Life Insurance
business of the old established agency of D.
N. Barrows, Esq, and will, as we learn, re-
move with his family to Jackson, and add
another good citizen to our growing COM
munity. Capt. Hays has been engaged in
this business for fifteen years, and has been
one of the most successful insurance agents
in the State, and we know that he is man of
strict integrity, tried capacity, and unblem-
ished character. 1t is unnecessary for us to
say anything of Mr. Barrows, who has for
thirty years been engaged as insurance
agent in this city, and he is too well and
favorably known to need any commenda-
ton from us. With two such vigilant and
experienced underwriters representing eight
of the largest and most reliable companies
in the world, we can assure the public that
any business entrusted to them will be
transacted with promptness, correctness and
to the entire satisfaction of policy holders.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-06

"THE BEARE IS A BEAsTE," says a quaint
old book, published in London three CEN
turtles ago, "whose flesh is good for man
kynd his fat is good, with laudanum, to
make an ointment to heale balde-headed
men to receive the hayre agayne." We
know of many "balde-headed men, who
would be glad to "receive the hayre
agayne," but we do not desire to encourage
them in trial of bears fat and laudanum.
Far from it. We, however, do not hesitate
to commend DIR. J. c. Aver & Co.'s Hair
Vigor, which not only has the effect in some
cases of making the hair grow on heads once
bald, but cleans the scalp and restores gray
and faded hair to its original color and vi
tally, imparting to its glossiness and soft
ness Of youth. The evidences of its utility
are too numerous and of too high charac-
ter to admit of any doubt. 1t required
years of study and scientific experiment to
decide upon the combination of ingredients
that would accomplish what Ayers Hair
Vigor now does.-The Interior, Chicago,
Til
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-06
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN

>''--~e-N-N-~~~--.o
~ Special Hotiees ia this COLIN, :,
per hne first Insertion; each addiS Ias a. l5e
lion, Zoe. per Kne '''Nat iHssr.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-09-06
DOES 1T PAY

To Insure IN the Excelsior Matrimonial
Association!
The following statement Of payments
answers this important question in tho
affirmative. The Association is l6 DAYS
old, and has issued 500 policies, and paid &c
Benefits as follows:
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$4,000.
BRANDON, Mss, Aug. %, 1852

Received from the Southern Matrimonial
and Birth Endowment Association. Of Bran.
don, Miss, Thirty-Nine Dollars in full nav.
ment of all claims, under Certificate No. U
| terminated by the marriage of S. p. Bloom.
THos. c. SNlrH.
Witness Sol. Dobson II
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The lever s raging & BROWNSVILLE.

The estimated decrease Of The pubic debt
iur Aususs is saoul leoQ9oeo
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THE SEVENTH DISTRICT.

sHARKEY COUNTY, Aug. IS, 1882
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Lone Star Endowment Association.

Hour OFFICE, l7S FREMONT ST., GALVESTON
TEXAS
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-23
THE CITY.

soc advertisement OF the &c ebratcu
McAlli~ter cOIl at so per TOM nnpthe'
column.
--Ths ladies' and gentlemen OF the Ep s.
cOpil church have been busy Tor the t
iow dav- in decorating the bcuuti al
church tor the thli.tma- services.
"A row occurred In .uubli0g saloon
late la-t last uight in witch knives wrrc
drawn amt one man stabbed through the
arm aith q smart, but not dangcJuu- ~ h
In the side.
a man came in from acrps. the river
late Ia. night to have h. hand, on viii h
h, had been bully bitten 10y dog. drog.
ed. Nhic Xiii Z hog ard having hog
seized 10y he li.ilcg dog which y =
assisting In diving the hog ran up q
H. the one held and caught the band
OF b master Instead the leg of tine hog.
Mr. Frank i hns.n cfmc very mar
Hing victim to an overdose Of rhptl,
which had been prescribed tor him ald
which instead ut taking In moderate doses
he look in large quantities. Nhilc still =
In n saloon on the southeast corner IT The
pIuEt ab vt livH O'Clock ne was ubsrry u
To tili heavily from the chair in which he
WH- sitting, and being ms stcd 10 puutl or
chair and placed in an upright po-i1lun
h. WIS attacked bv terrible spa~ms. A
physician. br. tulirc, was summoned and
almluistcrrd medicines, STAYING with hlm
An hour. a mrgc crowd gathered about
The unfortunate man, Whose agOnics ", r.
shocking and as iul IN sec aud such gs only
persons OF strong uci YES could endure to
behold Later he was removed To His
room over Curtis store Hud no eleven
O'Clock last night Nas resting well, win
strong rob,bllitlcs ui his recovery,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-23
a SHOCKING ACCIDENT
\ Li,,Ie hoy Terribly Burned

About half past three o'clock yester-
day afternoon several boys were pl wing
with fireworks in the alley, at the side
" the ppstoflice, when some Of the oys
shot at the son Df Mr. Baruch, u boy
about twelve years old, the shooting
ttlng fir to some fireworks he had in
his pocket, which set fire to his clothing,
when the Othc b ys ran off, leaving the
lad with his clothes ON fire, almost from
head to foot; u gentleman passing along
ran 30 his assistance and attempted, by
stripping of the boys jacket aud
wrap ing it arc nd him, to smother the
flames. tn = proved unavaillDg and two
or three more persons coming 10 assist,
they cHcucd the lad from the fire by
holding him and stripping the cothes
from his body. II was only until doing
So that 1T WAS seen how badly the poor
little fellow was bu ned, Hs in tripping
off tie cloth =, the kin came from tn
boys body from the middle almost to
his knees. He WAS carried IN rapidly az
possible to Castl e drug store, where
DR. King dressed the turns, when he
was provided with clothes by the kind
ness Ut Mr.. Solomon and carried home.
The little fellow IL terribly burned from
the waist down, but not perha danger.
oursly burned. bu the agony he suffered
and will suffer il Indescr bable The
fnmily Of Mr. Baruch IL very unfortu-
mute IN accidents to their q ildren, and
the public will ~ mpHthlse tn the poor
boy "a Il his parents.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-23
Simple Remedies
The Great Southern Remedy"

"Brazos thill Cure when Is war
rauted Tor the cure OF chlll' ana ieVerI
lSa positive ahtluote Tor ma,aria' alu
has no rival rs tome Tor ouiluihg up
AN enaclated system from suGh ell
matte causes, ana l." those VINO are
necessarily exposed To mlaSmatir ihnH'
enres, ana are attended with the ioi-
lowing symptoms, Nuth as loss OF appe-
tite, aching OF the BACK ana joints, le-
vrrlshness, severe headhchc, lndlsposl-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-23

not untcquainicj with discipline. The ex-
crri-'s certainly pr'pOs-os-cl Tho locker
on as to 'hu kindergarten system when the
prolIaum" va. finished the thii-tml-
~ which stu near rhc stage. was de-
nutcd OF IT, load, being giils from the little
ONES t. thir parents one OF the feature.
of the evening WIS nm lmpromptu pbh e.,
by request by Mayor Wilkes 1t
was neat and happy and the
little boys appmuled us vigorously rs
any body, despite his honur'- closing ad-
mOuilion about Christmas lire CRACKERS.
me " tier was compelled to leave jI.t ~
the pleased parents were preparing to re-
ccive the luy'-tUkcn- from the buughs OF
tie Chri-tmrs ticc, The EYAMiNEu learns
that those who have tested the kiuiorgar-
ton -y.tcm ar highly pleased Ai'h it, re-
suits The Misses Carroll Afford thor
ouch satisfaction, not alone In their mode
ot instruction, Bat their care u nd kin lnc-s
to the lltIr one. under their ciHrgc 1t
Wns noticeable lI-t evening that every
child IN the rlas-. from the .tOutcsi boy
down to "A little 4 ken h irci tpId cr OF
tour years, regarded the teachers with
couiidcnc" md cA.r OicVng readily
through the sunslon OF refined grnl-
ness. The system VIII no doubt grow
quite u1pul,r here, and II Is to be- hoped
that the young adj who have in'roiuc-
Ell II nay set reap he reward meriied by
their efforts.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-23

Ise library in Itself, It il the essence OF
all b oks concentrated, the knowledge
o. III" centuries loaded down. 1t ,tard.
On your shelves re ldv to answer
Wl quc-tons that may arise in the family
circle, t. make OF ,vcry such question II
lC-sun ui positive instruction. TO turn your
gu"- srs into certain knowledge AID to III.
re- your children wiir-tyel wondering
to the best OF sChuuima,trrs. Moreover
it never woaiies Of repeating It's delightful
Details uf inst uctiOn ON the ten thou aud
i'rms it treats. As cyclopRedia should
dc II dispcn,ps win tue necessity OF hun
drcds OF other DO 'kt, which without 10
would be- Indispensable to every one d.
string To be abreast OF the times. BY adj
dressing j. G ii Buck or Rev Is. II. Car
ron, Waco pnitirs interested may secure
tire work on terms more iuduciyc than
ever known before In the history OF this
luc,timub,c national work
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-23

VIM. Cameron y Co., lumber dealers
keep u large and wei assor ed stock OF
lumber, shingles, sash, doors, blinds
cement, plaster, plasteriug hair aud
everything kept in first class lumber
yard, They ask your patronage aud
gunrnn ee low prices, fair dealing and
best Of goods. Give them call at their
office ON Aust II avenue, If you couteur
plate buying anything IN their line,
l223dwti,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-23

One of the latest and most pleasant OF
all liquid clthartlcs, this elegant prepare
tiun l. made with scrupulous care from
the best and most carefully selected Mate
rial Ii is with the greatest ple,suI, uA
We rec mmcnd this very superior Ia
harmless r NEEDY rs being the salcs( at,
surr-t lax tive and caJhartic Tor weai :,
male. and children, now In use, and IL
hnhiua constipation and indigestion, 20,
cannot find anything more speedy or CO..
tain. 1t is combined with arumatics II
such manner that the bitterness of the
uascar saGrada IL completely disguised.
Ask your druggist for it, and be sure to
lakrnr other. Price 80 cents per bottle.
Prepared by Tucker " Wills, Waco
reXas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-23

Make good use Of your time aud Pc
cure Christmas prize from the store Of
Mrs. Doss for your friends. 4 great
many nice and suitable presents, Now
IL the time everything has been re-
duccd t.rthc holidays qua antee ON
everything 10 be exactly as represented,
hair good u specially the latest in
ves and curl. Don't delay, but
come and y.u will get am ly Paid for
your VI it, II 4 ls only TO iook and take
item. No. % Austin street, up stui e.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-23
kINDEHG ARTEN.
How IL Improves and Interests
the Children.

The entertainment nt Wahalli Hall last
evening, bv the children OF the Misses
Carroll's kindergarten class, was quite in
terestiug In its way and WIS witnessed hy
an audience mainly cumposcl ui the pa
rents ami friends Of the CHI drcn. All the
participants we're very small children, and
their rccltalipns, marching, singing and
cnIisIh"uic exercises were qutiutlv utfrac-
tive. They W,rc merry, eager thrnng-
quick and cheerful, but showed they wcr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-23
COmI!CoaI!! ConI!!!

Having now laid in tu.l stock OF COIL
i1r vi ncr al orders will bee pr, mptly
llliod with the celebrate McAlIi.tcr coal,
At 80 per ton delivered. This coal is
sup or 10 any fuel or steam coal ever
brought to this place aud the price will
cumpatc tAyurbIy with any market in
the state. make a speciality of his bust.
ness. llaN ing my own equipments and a
larger stock than all the coal dealers COM
blued, can do as well II not better than
any OF them. BY car load for steam pur
poses AZ IS 80 per ton, Coal SCREENED be-
fore leaving the yard ions FARLEY.
10 lL u
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-23

All 60" cerned.-l am selling stoves -
BON heating and cooking; iron-.luuc
china dishes, glass ware and Unaware 1t
aciuni cost; and am Going TO quit busl-
nc's rs soon us present stock is sold.
had open, d. last part oi last week -cNe-
raj crnlrs OF goods from warehouse.
House keepers wanting such good, h Il
bet or cal. ear,y-EvcR thing must be So Il
at once. II h. BuRNuAM,
AT higgins old stand Waco, Texas.
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PRACTICAL CHIROpODIsr


/ have opened an Office ut tho Pacific
Shaving PHrlor, under the Pacific Hotel.
torns, hunions, in-LrowInR toe nails
and all defects Of the feet treated. Per
mantnt cure guaranteed or no pay. Call
At private residence 10y request Curus
extracted positively without pain, and
immediate relief given.
PRuF. l., b. AEsoN, Chiropodist.
l2l9tc