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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-29
GlTATION.

1lIAIloN.
The state OF Tcxaa--To the sheriff or any
constable Ot Mclcnnnn county--Grcot-
ing.
Won are hereby commanded that you
summon by making publication Ot this
citation In some newspaper published In
MClrnnun county for tour successive
weeks previous tn return day hereof \.
Alice to b" and appear before the honor
able district court OF MClcnnau county,
I,XHs, nj the courthouse thereof, In the
cit, ot Waco, on the first Monday In No
y,nbor, A u. lSs2 then and there to an
SWLr the petition nj the La Belle wagon
works. pnintiil. tllci In said court ON the
3Oth day Of september. A. u, 1881, against
q. L. Gates and A. Alice (whO composed
the lllm oi g. !. Gates a. Cu.), defendants,
tor smt No, E2D the nature OF which
demand " IA follows, to-wit M action
Tor the collection OF n draft Tor 81 1901
drawn on said frm oi G.. L.. Gates ~ Co.,
hy plaintiff iur goods, wares, etc, ptr-
| chased OF plRiutin by said defendants, snid
defendants G. L. Gates ~ Co having ne
copied said draft. l'l,inlin prays lulw-
nionl for His snid debt, costs, etc.
Herein fail not, hui nt this wit, and how
Won have executed the snmc, make due re-
turn Rs the law dirrcts.
lasucd under my lnud, and the seal oi
tn" district court OF Mcl rnnR county,
IeNns, NJ office IN waco, this the Both day
al september, 1852.
Attc-t. T. 4 BEAsLrY,
lO'idtw elk. u. a., Mel. Co., Fox.
Came To hand on the Both day oi Sep
timbrr a. -. 1882, and cStouieI ON the
same day, q drrng the same published In
the Waco EXuniner four week prior to
~ urn day. VAS Hall,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-29
l25.CEaT COLUMN.

Advertisements viii oe inserted Ia thus col.
umu at the following
HATES
-Four lines or less, one time - "a
-Four lines or less, one week 81 90
tguf lines ur less, one tnuutn 400
fni eAch additional line, FIVE cents Tor ur-t
Insertion, ami halt price for each zub.raueut
insertion
transient advertisers. not paying cash will
he charged DOUBLE the above rates We can.
not anotd. save with regular advertisers. to
nl"n au account for twenty i've or duy cents
wall until tho nr-i of the month and then send
n collie tor Hrouui SITTER these little amounts
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-29
4 ,lTA1lON.

The State OF Tcxas-Tu the sheriff or
Greeting.
You ARE hereby commanded that you
summon by mnklng publication ot this
citation In some newspaper published IN
the county OF Mcl.cnnnn for four success
siNC weeks previous to return day hereof
a. Alice, Ia Ice and appear before tho hon
urablr district court of Mcl.onnan county,
He&A-. Mt the courthouse thereof, In tho
city OF Waco, ON the first Monday In Mo-
vcmbrr, A. d.. 1852, then aud there tO an
swcr the petition OF the la Belle wagon
works plaintiff, filed m said court on the
jOth day Of September. A. -. 1852, against
A. Alice, defendant, for suit numbered
| $3.50 the nature of which demand Il rs
| follows to-wit. an action Tor the collec-
/ tioH OF draft for 81 ,132 50, drawn on said
! defendant by plaint,n for goods, wares,
| etc, purchascd OF plaintiff by said defend
ant, sand defendant having accepted said
dlatts Plaintiff prays judgment Tor
his said debt, costs, etc
Herein fail not. but OF this writ, and how
you have executed the same, make due
return ~ the law directs.
Issued under my hand, aud the seal OF
the district court OF MGl.ennnn county,
IeNns, at office In Waco, this the Both day
of September 1889.
Attest: H. +. BgAsLBY,
lO3diw OK. d. c.. Mel. Co, Tex.
| Came TO hand on the 30th day OF Septem-
| her, \. ID. 1882. and executed on the same
! day, ordering the same published IN tue
" AGO Examiner four weeks prior to re-
turn day.
VAN HALL,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-29
Dt.NT@CHN

I'VE GEO = MANN dentist. makes q srec.
- !ally ut treating thr natural teeth hair
~ amt clrlt pAlAt"- uMyrbS Austin Ayprue.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-29

Oust with i've rooms lot SID i-s iret front
L on South Filth street huu 40 feet rear
table and buggy house, well aud cistrru. OPP
p"sltr Dr. Park p.ac, Price 81 ,2,J Apply
10 T. Is. Coz, over state Central Bank
lU-lu-dlm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-29

Don'tfaiI tu see our Mous4uetaire kid
gloves at 81 pair at Sanger Bros
l022tc,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-29

I HAVE, in dinercnt parts u the city, desIra-
L BILE building lots, which the prudent cash
purchaser II advised to look mt before purchAs-
ing. Also choice lands in small OF large tracts
edge titles II is to your interest to see me II
you want either city or country property in
choice locHlities cheap.
0lOVtf GEO. BARSARD.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-29

lin n - head, the Vital hnid passing un-
nolsts " in the urine, and mans other diseases
9tse 10 insanity and death. The medical
ihAl ii,sn connected with the lustitutlsn are
gth;i,,n.n nj the hest colleges ui Europe and
a''rrtrv. AMI have had large experience IN
hr ,r,niles, aud VIII agree to forfeit FIVE
Wui'tIIRED DOLLhkSioh 'asr Of this Kind
~ iItI KEsTORA1lNE tuudrr their special
%, and trratncnU viii not cure or for any
Iplur, ar lniurlou- found Ia 1t. We treat
u'"' t,rir diseases successfully without mer-
al IIONSIfLIATlON FREE. Thorough
cory .,lnn sud advice, lncluding analysis Of
el a' =, prIc, Of VITAL RESTORATIVE
!IIu' t,ttle, or four times the quantity, 40
t1tt,5.uy address upon receipt Of price, G..
s'I' r,iIr. from observation, and IN private
if ,,e irei. 10y English Medical Institute,
PAU uiiv. street, 1t ouia Missouri Post
49, ba,, .i5O fucker Il Willis, Wholesale
eo11, Retail gents Waco, Texas .-Oio9iwly
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MEDICAL.


Is n never thlllng Iurt
for nervous debility
exhausted vitality,
seminal weakness
,eTIuatorrhueA, LDSl
MANHOOD, lmpoten
.cy, pAralysis, and all
the terrible effects OF
self abuse youthful
.follirs and rNCesses ol
.maturer years such ~
Os- ut memory, lassi-
.tude, nocturnal ennis
sion, AVERSION 1T sOrie
IS, ,limness OF vision,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-08

For Hay Fever I recommend Ely's Cream
Balm. II entirely relieved me from the first
application have been a sufferer for ten years
Going from home and neglecting to take the
remedy. had an attack, after returning
Immediately resorted to it, and found instant
relief believe. had begun its use earlier
/ should not have been troubled. J CoLLYER
Clerk, lls Broad ST., Elizabeth, n. J.
Messrs. White Burdick druggists. Ithaca
n. VI recommend to those suffering (as
have been) with Hav Fever, Ely's Cream
Halm. have tried nearly all the remedies.
and give this decided preference over them
all. 1t has given me immediate relief G. T.
STEPHENS. Hardware Merchant, Ithaca, MY
Price 80 cents. Apply into nostris with lit
tie finger. augleod&w2w
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
PLAIyTED ACCEPTS
The Democratic Nomination for Cover.
nor in q Two Column Letter.

PORTLAND. Aug. 7.
Governor Plais,ed will publish in Tuesdays
Argus a two column letter, accepting the
democratic nomination for governor in an
swer TO letter of the democratic committee,
which states at length the reason for nominal
ing him while nominee of the greenback
party, namely, the overthrow of corrupt re-
publican rule. The committee say that reso-
lutions of the greenback convention are main
" in accordance with the democratic party.
The governor replies that he accepts with
gratitude and pride this evidence Of their
confidence His conflict with the council
was required by his sworn duty. He reviews
at length the quarrel with his council, and
saws that Garfield fell Q martyr to similar
fidelity TO duty. He reviews the spoils sys-
TEN, and calls it the sum Of all villainies in
American politics, and says there can be no
true reform in administration of government
until it be overthrow. He criticises mo-
nopolies, and says the republican party has
built up and favored them; says the reduc-
ton Of taxes on cosmetics, ETC., benefit the
wealthy but not the masses; says the reduc-
ton of taxes on banks will not reach the
pockets of the people. He concludes by
saying that the grand object OF opponents of
the republican party is to bring back the adj
ministration to the principles of Jefferson,
Jackson and Lincoln-equal rights and equal
protection, special privileges to none.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

| A large influx of Chinese is feared at Vic
| toria, B. c., when the restrictive law goes
into force in the United States. Several ves-
| sells have sailed from Hong Kong for Ameri-
can ports, but theiE destination ha. been
| changed to Victoria.
The youngest son of Joseph Bass of Ports
mouth, n. H.. employed on a tug boat, was
drowned in the CochecO river at Dover.
The bridge across the Embarass river on
| the Peoria, Decatur & Evans railroad, near
Greenup, Sunday evening. gave way, and the
| freight train, engine and eighteen loaded cars
went down, killing Charles Allen, copper
smith. and seriously injuring NJ. b. Confin,
engineer, and Geo. Forth. brakeman.
Secretary Chandler expects to leave Wash
ington Monday next in the TallapOosa to visit
Northern and Eastern navy yards. He will
be accompanied by three bureau officers OF
| the navy department.. probably Commander
Wilson, English and Shock.
The President has approved the naval ap
| preparation bill and the general deficiency
appropriation bill the act providing for de-
auctions from gross tonnage of vessels of
| the United States; act to establish diplomat
| ic relations with Persia; act relating to reg
istration of trademarks; act providing for
publication of tenth census and large
| number of private bills.
Saturday afternoon, young Englishman
connected with a circus, made a balloon as
cension seated on trapeze bar. The balloon
alighted in the Ohio river and the ballOonist
was drowned.
At celored camp-meeting at Eastman,
Georgia, a deputy sheriff shot at fleeing
prisoner named Jake Tarropy, killing him.
This Infatuated the mob who ran the deputy
into a house where an innocent white man
named James Harvard. was shot and beaten
to death by the negroes, who mistook him for
the deputy.
Twenty-four deaths of infants are reported
in New York up to noon to-day from the
heat.
Three sun-strokes to-day in Brooklyn. one
fatal
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state News.
CuNRERLAND.

The drouth has told on the blueberries se-
verely and cut short the crop on Brunswick
Plains.
Mrs. Stephenson, of New York. visited
Portland, Friday, in search of her step
daughter. May Josephine Stephenson, who
left her home and was married to Edward
Bapyon of New York. match that Mrs. )
opposed All search had been unavail-
inc until. in turning over the leaves of
,hs register in the Falmouth. Mrs. s. found
the names of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Banyon,
of New York. recorded there under date OF
July goth.
The Portland and OSdensburg Railroad
company, now have their new steam shovel
costing 81 800 operating most successfully IN
the work of grading their yard preparatory
to the erection of their repair works.
Foul play is suspected in the case of the
negro who was drowned at Mere Point.
hole on the forehead was seen by persons re-
moving the BODY, as though bullet had en-
tered there coming out through the back OF
the head.
kENNEBEC.
rural resident, walking up through Wa
ter street. Gardiner. clad in heavy winter
overcoat was one Of the curiosities on that
thoroughfare. Thursday.
H. w. Jewett of Gardiner, commenced
peellDg logs, tuis WtSht iot MS "intSi : ueS'
PENoBsco1.
The Wing saws parties who have been peel
ing bark for II. Poor & Son, have all finished
up and will soon commence yarding. Some
5000 cords will be hauled to their tannery
in Midway the coming winter.
Wm English alias VIM. Marvin alias VIM.
Martin has been arrested for stealing horse
and carriage from VIM. W. Wordsworth of
n I. g. Ia.
Woodbury. Small Of Cherryfield. One of the
horses got played out and he left the animal
loose between Franklin and Cherry field. but
he came to Bangor with Small g horse and
Woodsworth's carriage. He sold the car
rage in Brewer and tried to sell the horse
but was suspected of the crime and evidence
of his guilt being obtained he was arrested
Saturday.
On Sunday, July 90, IL were baptized and
II received into the churches at C0rinth and
East COrinth-a promising accession.
The ST. Mary's Catholic church, Bangor,
Is making successful progress tow ard paying
its debts. 1t will hold a grand fair in October.
SAGADAHOc.
A gentleman, who himself rents houses in
Bath. SAYS that fifty tenements are now want
ed in that city at once. He says that it is
about impossible to get house.
Two men went berrying, Thursday. on
Rocky Hill, near Bath, and coming home
were confronted by an animal in the road
tina, Mr.. Dana thought weighed 60 pounds at
least. with eyes as big as saucers blazing like
balls of fire. They frightened it away by
banging their dippers.
Friday, while George Brackley, boy
about Is years old, was swinging in a ham
mock, his companion, Dick Wakefield, who
was practicing with rife accidentally shot
him on the right foot.
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The Tribune OF Saturday says: The Is
sue on which the democrats mean to con-
duct their canvass this fall was Haunted
again In Congress yesterday-it is the
charge sof republican extravaganza and
failure to reduce taxation. This is clear
case of false pretence. No extravagant
measure has been proposed in Congress
that has not had the material support of
democrats. and they must bear half the
responsibility of passing the Big Divide"
over republican Presidents veto. More
over. all the bills to reduce taxation which
the republicans have introduced at this
session have had the open or disguised
opposition IT the bourbons. For what
purpose except to defeat it were thirty
five amendments attached to the Internal
Revenue bill in the Senate, and the deter
mination Of debating each one avowedo
The skirts of the republican representa-
tives may not clear the ground. but those
Of the democratic members are even more
drabbled and torn.
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To COnsumptives.

Golden Medical Discovery" is a concen-
trated, potent, Alternative, or blood-cleansing
remedy, that wins golden opinions from all
who use it for any humor, from the common
pimple, blotch, or eruption, to the formidable
scrofulous swellibg,or ulcer. Internal fever,
soreness and liberation, yield to its benign
influences. Consumption, which is but a
scrofulous affection Of the lungs, may, in its
early stages, be cured BY free use of this
God given remedy. See article on consump-
tion and its treatment in Part III of the
Worlds Dispensary Dime Series of pam
phiets, costs two stamps. postpaid. Address
WORLDS DIsPESsARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
Buffalo. n. Y. augSt &wlw4p
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A Case I'm Point.

IL may be worth the while to call the atten-
ton Of any of the temperance people who are
giving aid and comfort to the Democratic
party to an incident in the proceedings of the
Senate on Tuesday. Senator FRYE had offer
ed an amendment TO the appropriation bill
and obtained favorable action from the ap-
preparation committee, prohibiting the sale of
intoxicating liquors on the government res
ervation At Togus. This seemed to be very
reasonable measure, harmonizing the State
and National laws where they are now 10 CON
fict. The measure would have been carried
but for the objection of democratic senator.
who not only prevented its passage, but also
seized upon the occasion to deride temper
ance men and temperance measures.
At the same time, in the House, Represen-
alive Dingley was earnestly endeavoring to
get before the body the bill which had already
passed the Senate, providing for the appoint
ment Ola commission TO investigate the liq-
uor traffic--a measure which the temperance
people Of the nation have earnestly petitioned
for again and again. But the opposition of
the democracy prevented, and he will very
likely fail to secure vote at this session.
And this is simply in accord with the US
ual practice; while the republican party.
State and National. is the only party which
can be relied upon to champion temperance
measures, the democratic party can as surely
be relied upon to oppose any measure calcu-
lated to promote the interests Of temperance.
When temperance men are asked to Join in
= movement whose only object is to defeat
the party TO which Senator Frye or Nelson
Dingley belong, and bring into ascendency
the party Of Senator Beck and of the most
prominent champions of the liquor traffic in
the nation, q recital of these incidents IL not
Inappropriate Portland Press.
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Republican Club Organized.

BANGOR, Aug. Z.
The republicans of Bangor organized re-
publican campaign club at their headquart-
ers this evening with Joseph s. Wheelwright
as president; Lysander Strickland, Lewis
Barker and s. F. Humphrey vice presidents
L. - Morse and S. c. Hall finance commit
tee; s. c. Hatch treasurer; j. SWEET Rowe,
c. S. Pearl and A. F. Snow secretaries. An
executive committee of one from each ward
with special ward committees of four men,
bers each. The committee is strongly Of
fcered and will at once enter upon the active
work of the campaign. The meeting was
briefly addressed by C. A. Boutelle who con-
graduated the republicans on the cheering
prospects of the canvass and said the earnest
and united efforts cannot fail to be crowned
with success.
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NOn.Plllssed rs to Issues.

The fesionists are little on-plussed ~ to
Issues. They started out on State Issues. and
have even revived debate on the State steal.
They find this u losing business, however,
and latterly are cultivating the issue between
the Governor and Council, only to discover
that che Governors atTtout to Judge Libbey
10 not enjoyed by old fashioned democrats.
Az they got heartily afoui the issue Of anti.
monopoly. people began to recollect the
fusion concern lest railroads should be taxed.
and the fat was summarily dumped in the
Are. Then Il was discovered that the defea,
of the REIMBURSEMENT Of the duty on hay was
due to democratic congressman. Although
this wac depressing, il did not necessarily
imply fusion Waterloo.
The climax was yet to come. Another issue
vas sblood money" and civil service reform.
While Gcv. Plaisted and his fellow orators
were rounding out periods Of able speeches on
republican assessments and the need Of civil
service reform. the Maine fusion congressman
whose opposition might have defeated one OF
the wort jobs ever put through legislative
body, failed to record themselves against the
river and harbor bill. This IL '.too hot. -
From the fusion point Of view, there is no
issue Of finance or Of tariff, but is ''loeal. >
Gov. Garcelon may denounce national banks
before . greenback audience, but in York
county, Squire Dane, and in Kennebec coun.
Y, Mr.. Alden would very seriously protest.
The financial question, like the tariff issue,
seems to be - local issue" on the fusion
seump. State issues are getting talked out
the debate Of anti -monopoly turns out to be q
loaiug business; and, wort of all, civil ser.
vich Ie1bfm has received . black eve from
1femos Ladd and Murch. The fasionists are
pne - their wiss for an issue-and in thi.
$500 ~ mercury. and with the days again
sk9l>C1nl, tie peopects Of . new fusion
kooonoo "a dim.-ksWissea ysxs~al
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The Conference In Good
F1umOr'
Arab to be Proclaimed . Rebel-Britisf
Mariners Behave Well.
LONDON, Aug. Z.

LONDON, Aug. Z.
The Daily Telegrsph's Constantinople
special believes TIE question of proclaiming
Arab a rebel is now in a fair way of being
arranged. The greatest good humor pre-
vailed on all sides at the sitting of Congress.
The News denies that the government have
received a note relative TO Spain entering the
conference because it believes no such note
was despatched.
A Constanrinople special states certain
Mohamedans have been particularly active
lately The bulk of the garrison is jealous
of the petted Albanian guards of Yeldise
Kiosk. The natives among the Christians
had groundless panic, Wednesday.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. Z.
Prince Teck and a PARTON of Gen. VOLS
sley's staff sailed yesterday, on steamer
Capella. for Egypt.
The Posts Constantinople special says the
prospects of coming to satisfactory arrange
mept with the Porte are undiminished. as the
Turkish prime minister is convinced that the
British alliance must be maintained. and
have r. ason to believe that military con-
vention will be concluded.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. Z.
Lieut.. vyse bled to death, as arteries were
severed by the shot which struck him. His
comrades carried back the body under a
tremendous fire. The two wounded men
were able to use rifles covering their retreat.
The ground was strewn with rifles and
accoutrements of the enemy.
No words are too strong to express the
admirable GOODNESS and courage of the ma
rines and sailors during the action Saturday.
An Egyptian. to obtain a more commanding
position climbed tree and was shot dead
soon after.
Prisoners are surprised at the kindly treat
ment they receive from the British. The
ambulance steamer worked well. The tele-
graph steamer Pendol has arrived. The
Khedives yacht is going to COnstantinople,
and will bring back and exalted parsonage
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The Ellsworth American says: Mr.. d
d. Thing. Of Mt. Vernon. fusion csndi
date for Congressman. addressed the citi'
Gems Of Ellsworth. on the public square
Saturday night. Mr.. Thing came here to
attend the rousing fusion county convention
and to labor with the dear and oppressed
people. About fifty gathered to hear him
We heve seldom seen the aforesaid op.
pressed people so moved as they were by
Mr.. Things remarks. In fact, he moved
70 many Of them that at the end OF hal
an hour only about dozen remained
The sight was certainly very touching
especially 10 a man who wants to go u
Congress.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-08-08

During the month of July si.7s6 immi-
grants arrived in this country. and up to
the LIST instant the total arrivals for the
year reached the unprecedented figures OF
zoos; and still the tide continues In
increasing volume. The statistics show
that an unusually large immigration oil
English has existed during this year, and
many Of this class are skilled mechanics
and artisans. As rule the English come
provided with capital enough to purchase
farms. and they lose no time In making
the purchases and getting to work. Thou
sands Of sturdy English yeomen have
settled in Virginia during the last several
years. and their united labor has added
considerably TO the wealth and products
Of that State.
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Informal Meeting.
OLD ORCHARD, Aug.

OLD ORCHARD, Aug. 7.
An informal meeting was held at the camp
ground to-day as prelude to the Portland dis
trict campmeeting, which commences to-
night. Social and testimony meeting at 8 &c
was led by Rev. F. w. Mckinney of Port
land three hundred were present. At SO
Father O'Connor of New York City, convert
ed Roman Catholic, gave an address, in re,
lation to his experience of conversion to pro
testant faith. He was listened to with the
closest attention.