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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-04-26
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND STOCKS.

Tue 10 al money market opened this week fairly
active, with an encouraging prospest ahead.
There was a considerable demand for money,
which the banks promptly met. anc the bright
sunshine, with promise of steady fair weather,
gave a stimulating aspect to the business of the
day.
Exchange is scarce and selling at 80 cents be-
tween banks.
New York financial Market.
New YORK April 24.-Money-2z@S per cent.
Prime Mercantile Paper-595K per cent
Government Bends-Unchanged.
RAILROAD Enthusiastically strong on large vol
ume ef business.
state Securities-Fairly active and strong.
Share speculation opened irregular, but prices
in the main we're 1sG54 per cent lower than SAL
ur6ay's cloeing quotations, the latter ST. Paul,
Minneapolis and Manitoba. In the early deal
iugs the general list sold up 1z91 per cent the
latter Alton aud Terre Heute preferred, while
New Jersey Central and Michigan Central each
advanced ia per cent. Following this was a de
cline of 9s@l% per cent, in which New Jersey
Central, Denver and Rio Grande, Northwest, Ore
gon Nay igation and Alton and Terre Haute pre-
ferred were promiRent. At noon the market ad-
vsnced 14917s per cent, New Jersey Central. Den
yer and Rio Grande, Louisville and Nashville.
LakeShore. Missouri Pacific and St. Paul being
prominent therein, while Pacific Mail-declined ?
per cent. but recovered per cent. In the early
part of the afternoon there was further advance
Of 1a54 per cent. in the general list. and rs per
cent in Reading, after which decline Of 1s915s
per cent. took place i'll New Jer
sey Central. Michigan Central and Northwest
suffering most severely in the downward move
ment The market then sold up lzG14 per cent.
ST. Paul preferred leading the upward turn, but
cent was recorded, the latter Wabash preferred
In final dealings the. market sold NO 1ss54 per
cent. the latter Missouri Pacific The market
closed generally strong and 1s9l% per cent.
higher than Saturdays close, the latter New JeT-
sey Central and Michigan Central.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares-5S, 600
Lackawanna, 4iO00 Denver and Rio Grande $1,000
Erie, 80 .OO0 Lake Shore, 1900 Louisville ard
Nashville, 1900 Michigan Central, 1900 Mis-
souri, Pacific Y &c. 600 Northwestern, 40 900 New
Jersey Central 5000 New York Central, 1900
Northern Pacific, 9 600 Pacific Mail, n 900 Read
ing, 5000 st. Paul. 230O0 st. Paul and Omaha.
1000 Central Pacific, $500 Texas Pacific. 300
Union Pacific. 81 coo Wabash Pacific and 1900
Western Union.
Mining stocks to day were very active and ir-
regular. State lines 2G3 per cent. weaker, all
immense Dusiness-152, $50 shares-selling on
both Boards at from ca TO 80, closing at AZ. Rob
insOn irregular at 2409255. closing at opening
price 240. South Pacific sold at S2@67, closing at
81 Dunkin strong at 56963. and Moose at l659
10. Sales for to-day, 2s0. $50 shares.
novrpunRuT arcrprTrra
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-04-26
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

sterling, 60 days.....4Sz per cent ex div...1o1
sterling. sight...4S91 U. S. 4s............-1l61s
S. 81, extended. New U. 8. 4s......-l2ls4
NoTE-The purchasing price for Government
ponds in Indianapolis varies from the New York
quotations heaI per cent
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-22

PRoGR- AM M e
OF
Grand Fete Champetre
10 BE GIVEN FOR
The Benefit Of the Catholic Church
Al
DeFranCiS Garden,
Nisst22i and s''iA Aug

REFRESiiMENT TABLE.
lce.Crcam, No. l-By Mrs. Beckham and
Miss Lizzie Egan.
Ice Cream, No. 1-Mestlames Cornibo and
Cook.
Lemonade-Miss Maggie Riordan and
Mrs. Montiord.
supper Table csdames Muhl, ierbclin.
Clcary, Walker and Cron.
Fancy Iable-Misses Mary Bailey,
Thompson and Rotan.
Flower Bowcr-Niss Gertrude Carroll.
Fish .Pund-Misa.s Annie and Julia
Grab Btg-Misscs Mary Fuck. and Linda
She'll.
Gypsy Tcnt-Miss Nina Carroll.
linr and Cigars-Anthuny Boyle.
Soda Water Trips ard Paul Dnura
Champagne Punch-Gcor.e Bond and
Geo &c Cook.
Candy Making,.Ret lIot-Chas. Trips.
vuIISG.
!. For the prctticst little girl; prize. a
beautifully dressed doll, donated by Mrs.
Walker
,. For the most popular young mdy;
prize. silver cage with II live canary, do
nntcd by Barney Fcldhakc.
3. A beautiful ilreman's silver trumpet
Tor the bravcst fireman, donated by the
feast committee.
t. For the most enterprising merchant;
piiZe, two beautiful oil paintings, donated
by Frank Steiner.
. For the uglest man; prize, tin ears.
10 BR RAfFLKU,
|. A mndsomc pin cushion, donated by
Miss Minnie Roper; to be rallied by Miss
Minnie.
=. Grand Pacific cake, donated by Mrs.
Roper; rallied by Miss Gertrude Carrnll.
3. Ban new churn. donated by Whaen
and James; raiiltd by Miss Maggie Riordun.
I. silver cake stand, donated by Mrs.
Walker; rallied by Miss Florence Carroll,
8. Perfume case, donated by DR.. Ham
lett; rallied by Miss Nina Carroll.
d. China set, vnluG Sl5, IL pieces, do.
mated by Mrs. Hugh and Ed Thompson
rattle by Miss Emilia Az 1.-The.
7. A.handsome wreath OF zephyr flow
ers, donated by Misses Psrdo; raiiied
| by Misses Pardo
8 a bouquet holder, donated by W
| Ragland; raillrd DyMisses Kerr and Moo e
. Silver pickle and, presented by Miss
Emf Ia Aveilhe; ratified byMiss.' Ida Sparks
| Doors open nj O'Clock p. In. Admit
! lance IS cents, children under Y years Tree.
/ Grand concert 10 be given by the Cath
| Ollie choir. Brass band will be In attCn.
dance. All invited to attend.
A soliciting committee will call ON FRI
day for subscriptions, trusting to the lib
eralty Of all. Sl7lt
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lrCs2G
ssy TEHEtiRAPH.
COTTON.

AbIlbN.
400 p. M.-Americnn snies, $500 bales.
ertembor, October delivery, 4 b7-6id;
October November. q il-6id; June-July,
40 Gid.
NEW ORLRAss, August 2l.-Cotton,
quiet. Sulcs, iOn bales. Or
binary, lU4@lOAc; good or.
dinnry, lllsa llasc; low middlmg,
1915 @l2Ac; middling, l2lsGl2Ao;
good middhng, lYG l3isc; middling fnir,
l8S@l34c, fair 8SglaSc. Receipts,
net, 81 bales; gross, 2l9 bales; exports
TO Grent Blitnln, - bales; Stock,
1882 bRlos
NRw YORK, August 2l.-The Posts cot
ton report says Future deliveries
quint with a slight huctuGtion. Prices
opened 10 ! points lower, recovered
loss, but were sold again with the eXcep-
ton OF August at to / points below
Saturdays closiug quotations, At the
third call, September brought l2iGc;
January, ll.G9c, March, ll,9ic.
NEw YoRK, August 2l,-Cotton,
auiet. Sales. 3O5 bales. Uplands,
i34c; Orleans, l3i6c, ConsoI' lnl. d
net receipts. l,sG2 bales, c4!u.ls
to Great Britain, 2,400 bnics; 10
continent, 3,4G9 bales; net receipts, -
bales; gross, BOO bales. Futures closed
steady Sales, 400. August deliyc,y f.,
l2s9Gl2 SOC; September l24GG l247c;
October, ll.Sjc; November, ll.G2g l.G]c;
December, ll,G2Wll.63c; January, ll.70
all Tic; February, ll.Slsyl SIC; March,
ll,9ig lg5c; April l2O79l20Sc; May,
/ l2lS@l2l9o.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
/ NEw OHLRANs, August 2L-Sight,
| s250 per 1000 premium; sterling bank
/ exchange, 5ts7iai
aRAIS ASD PRODUCE
NEW ORLEANS, August 2l.-Fluur il
| quiet and unchanged, higher grades
| P5g5%. Corn is que; yellow, 9sc
white mixed, ....p pr me white, 49,. Oats
quiet; new Iexus prime, 45c; choic,
quoted at 5OG52c. western held a
SIC. Corn meal, dull, st c, Hay is
scarce and firm; prime, &C, choice, C
Pork demand tAirhlgher at ...........
Lard, steady; refined tierce, l2s ul2Ac
KEY, l3hc. Dry salt meats, quiet
shoulders, packed, old, l0Ac; new
l0Hc. Bacon, scarce and firm shoulder,
lOI4G Sac short rib and long clear, l4S
H4c. Hams, quiet and firm; choic
sugar cured canvassed, Als9l5l{,
Whisky, steady western rectitied clio
4l,2O Coffee, steady, in good demand
iObbing ordinary TO prime, s1.nll,
Sugar, quiet and Arm; full
fair sac; prime to choic,
S4D9c; yellow clarified, DC. Molai
sea is dull aud unchanged; commo
reboiled at45g47c; fair rebo!led 50g52
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-22

"Brazos Chill Cure" which is WI
ranted Tor the cure of chills and fee
Is positive antidote tor malaria 10.
has no rival rs 4 tonic Tor building .
an emaciatcd system from such d
matic causes, and TO those who d
necessarily exposed to miasmatic MI
rnces, and are attended with the u
lowing symptoms, such ~ loss Of spa
tite, aching of the back and joints, ID
verishnesS, severe headache, indl.ps
ton to get about, low spirits, sleeps
ness, chilly sensations, and eyenthA
hot, burning fever, which may hHl1
terminate in bilious, rrmittunt OF b
termittent fever, We would suggest NJ
you keep supply on hand all y
time and take "A dose three times lllJ
No other medicine il necessary, Shl
very concentrated and powerful ID q
effects in removing the polsonOH' q
ments from the blood, aud no one nj
appreciate this warning better than y
farmer, who is more uT less eIp@
to those atmospheric polsons, esltcIil
in the fall season, when gathering lAs
crops in the midday sun, cool nigil
and heavy dews Of morning, then 4 |
those malignant fevers are most prev
lent, aud to them we would recounH:
to take "A dose of "BraIns Chill CIh,
every morning on rising, ii they VOL
avoid the danger OF much suffering
say nothing of the time and exPs
saved in the end. No strychnlls
arsenic. The physicians prescrlet' Y
recommend it. ASH your druggia y
10 and take no other. Price 81 per "
tie. Prepared only by
TUCKER Il WILLS,
Waco. TOYS
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-22

prime, j5a5sc Rice is dull and lover;
mir to choice On
Sr. LouIs, August 2l.-Flour steady,
unchanged Wheat higher stock very
low; No 2 red fall, o7R99Lc. for
cash; 97lac August; 97A September.
Corn dull and lower; 7GH6T tor .sh,
764c. Tor August, 49, Tor Sep
tembet. Oats lower; 3s8i04c Tor
cash; 3slsc. Tor August Ban c
for September Whiskoy ateedy. and
unchanged. Pork active firm and high
or nj s21. 30 Bulk meats firm; shoulders
$3.50; rib sl325, clear 1875. Bacon
trong shoulder l0Aql0Ac.; ribs sl3..
Csc. ttsl337ifc.; clear 5l4.s14c, gli9Oc.
Lnrd frmer; al225 bid.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-22
i.il
Improved Iron lnvluoraio,


The most perfect and satisfactory N,
binntion known to the prot ssIo, "S
which iron il combined and 50 cowS
Is the success OF this preparation. ill., !.
destined to become, without 4 dons N
most popular OF all the iron tonie.
in use. And we hesitate not 10 t,Il "
that this medicine is no secret no.l,n! !.
cheaply COTTON up compound. but ,,r',,
genuine constitutional remedy, po,.a
ing those Alternative powers 80 necsas
to r, cupcrate and invigoratc the bors
system when broken down nv thS, i@.
disease commonly called, and L,.
known a. dyspepsia and indigestion n,
which ninc-trnths OF all our Ills find N,
inate, because when the Objection |, I
paired from want of the naluril san n,
is SO important in the digestive ICONS,
of man, then ii is that hi, ,VlPEp n \
many types, usually called 0isras,ssUi,
lassitudc and sour stomach, wakelu,,s
mental exhaustion, impaired vitality =
general prostralion of the whole ma
liver complaint, followed by night M
and all diseases OF the MOOD, LIygR. m
SEf and BLADDER, that produces N,
fearful aches known as rhoumati,n. y,
rAlgia, backaChe and ncrvous and \
headache. And all cOusuAptiya !
weak females, who are in search d
good tonic to build up their cOnstti
cannot find, we honestly believe, Ia
ora more certain remedy on cath, b
bottle is suili, lent to prove to yN
wonderful medicinal properties, / al
regularly according to directions A
your druggist Tor IMPROVED Iron b1
ORATOR, AMI BE- sure to take no Oh
Price 81 per bottle. Prepared OILY
Tucker & Willis, Waco, Texas,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-22
waco, August
HITATlON

The state OF 'reXas. To the sheriff or any
constable OF McIennan county, Greet
ing
You are by commanded that by
making publication OF this writ in some
new papcr published In AcLennan county
you summon John Shelton To appear at
the November term, lSS3, OF the district
count OF Mcl.unnln county, Texas, to an
swer the petition OF Mary Shelton, on file
IN said court against him, alleging In sub
stance that they were married on the 2Gth
day of June, 1873, and lived together as
man and vile until the 18th day OF Sep
TENDER, 1875. at which time the said John
lett the ssid Mary with the declared in
tcntion oil abandonment and has remain
cd continuously away up TO the tiling OF
| this suit.
Herein tail not but OF this writ make
due service and return showing how you
executed sane. Given under my hand
and seal OF flee this Sth day OF Angus :,
| 1852. Z. +. BEAsIRY,
CLERK d. c. McLanuan county, Texas
sl7iw
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THE CITY.


D ..WrV Al
"""'"No "'''''io'O"'
-Mnsguitucs atv plenty this year, a
very unusual thing III th's part oil INC
slA'e'
Another of those cool. delightful
DAYS. with the thermometer registering
"A degrees only.
,.-,. .,.,. N,,..,,,,t 20
ne Gown 'IA'l q, il'c 'h,,S"",' a"
Ia "A ear on the track.
-,..- IL.
big io's "l He's1' M',e un ."e I qua,
form oil tly teAa' anu ~ '"'"'s '"'' ''''''
ing ihhiNeu 'o' '''cN'''l''
The nav train OF the Missouri Pacific
has come and gone and lett the boys In
happy frame OF mjuda- they handle the
clip bills and glilrring SILVER.
.,,r,l.,r.p inst IA from nosnue
county ,.rnrts 4, ,,y,nt lell al .irkne.s IN
t,,,,, So,pt, rns. in nearly ovcrv
family o'as tho yyny L,.e,nrcs,,I himself
Mr.. e. Blades wls severely bitten on
Ansilh street on SUNDAY. ny savage pun
dug, receiving stNeIe injuries on the leE.
The animal was taken across the river anu
shot
i ne nem "u,iu'HS VI ''' ~ '"ut,,y ",
m,,,,i.,,o, ,.",n,s ,i,a, i, 1T ho ooI,,i
r,i ~ ,r,,nsi,,,, ,',iiti, licrt not
~, N'u ii' III
i"' ''"' 20 "'"''9''N'
An EXAMINER representative visited
Hubbard City ycBtcr,hly and found every
thing quiet anu prosperous. I hanks are
returned TO MI. l.. q. Vaughn local agent
Of the T, xas and -. Louis road ut that
plHcc, Tor many cUuttcsics, which are APP
prcclAtcd.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-22

Farmer Friends-We have for You Il
big lot Of cheap castor oil for your hnr-
ness and general lubricatinR purposes;
also good supply OF wagon aud buggy
paints, Then grease up the harness
and paint up the Old pillow stocks,
wagons, buggies aud all farm m ichinery
which, by 40 do nR, will be big money
in your pockets after awhile. Tucker 4
WilIia --IDDtc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-22

Is Tor sale to customers by the following
dealers;
Il W. PEW.
JNO. VOID. Avenue Saloon.
J. \. WILSON, st. Cunrles saloon.
SOL LYONS, Commercial saloon,
II. j, SMITH, Grocer
JOHN CARSON, Carson's Saloon.
BART MOORE, Gu ocer,
McCLELLAND HOTEL BAR
j. L. GARLAND.
W. W. WHITAKER, Gilt Edge saloon.
w. II. ROPER, Pacific Hotel.
JACOB KAHN. East Waco,
KERKOW q NIGEL Palace saloon.
SIMON JOSEPH, star slloon.
UNION HOUSE saloon.
NARROW GAUGE saloon.
Inc trade supplied by /, A. Gollstein
Wholesale dealer in ire liquors, Waco
Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-22
The sheep Crnze.

The OK out to which the mania for
sheep Ia extending can hardly be appre.
hended One can hear sheep talk ON
any hand ami at every corner. The
lawyer, the mero hhnt, the saloon. keeper
the mechanic, and all oth"r Professions
are alike afflicted with sheep mania. The
Judge on the bench, the politician on
the stump, and the poor newspaper man.
are afflicted with the now rabies Five
pounds to thu clip and twenty eight
cents pound have affected the nerves
OF nil classes Of people. The fame OF
Texas rs sheep raising country has
gone abroad and every day men from
far oil states ARE trHmping over Texas,
looking out ranches or bringing III
tlocks Of line bloodcd sheep to
ranches already secured. The sheep
passion almost 'quals the George Law
bubble III the excitement it produces,
but fortunately this IL no bubble Texas
il by nature "a grazing country, and it's
mild climate aud nutritious grasses
make it the natural home Of the sheep.
The man who turns 10 K Hzing is in the
path to fortune, il he has capital and
patience. Meanwhile, sheep are selling
ut fabulous prices, as compared with
tmes pnst, and the demand is far
greater than the supply. There IL no
knowing when the sheep craze will stop,
1t liz worry eviden' that il will go on till u
vast amount OF the surplus carital and
even the working capital OF the state il
invested in sheep.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-22

have, IN pasture, fifty head Of extra,
good saddle horses and mules, which
will sell at bottom prices, N / want
room in my pasture for large herd
now on the road from western Texas
This stock was selected with extra care
and will be sold at very low prices,
either for cash or negotiable paper.
ANY one wishing 10 see the stock will
be conveyed to the pasture free OF
charge,
j. NJ. FREEMAN, So Austin 81.
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Oh. y-n,t She n Iicauty!

She is the petsonifcatiOu Of ali that's
lovely. Her disposition is amiablei her
mind cultured; her heart kind and pure
all because her health was restored
by Browns Iron Bit rs.-Comments
OF leading physician on a patient be
prescribed Browns Iron Bitters Tor. All
Indies should use it.--Journal Sold
by Tucker X Willis, Waco, Texas.
-s22lw
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DlSSOLuTION NOTICE.

The firm of Holland K Bell, PROJECTORS
of the Horse Shoe rheatcr, in Waco,
Texas, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent by the retirement of NJ, H. Hell
land. From this date John Bell Will alone
Dee entitled to collect debts due the late
firm and lac hereby assumes liability of MI
the debts of the old firm. In retiring from
the late ilrm Nj Il Holland bcspcaks n
continuance OF the public favor Tor MI
John Bell, who will hereafter carry on the
business Tor his own account,
NJ. + HOLLAND,
JOHN BKLL.
waco, August q, lsS3 S22lw
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a City with One Ho"se ana n
Numerous Future

Among the numerous Villages growing
up on the lines Of railroads, AktclI mas Ie
cciycd very little attention from new pa-
pers ami Ia to- are many persons who DO
not know where the unprc'entlous llttle
town IL, OF that tLoro ir such plsce. Az
tell l. tie liT-f town Oh the Narrow Gauge
east and IL situated twelve miles from
Waco, on the high pot oak ridge between
Williams creek aud T, huAc;s II aud Is slii'
rounded los the rich farming lands OF those
tWn strcins There are two fine stores
kent respc lively by Reno Bros and Pat
t.r.ou ~ k.mhlough and both are doing
a good business. There il only one dwell
ing house In town and all the new cOmtrs
are living Ia tent-. until buildings can be-
put up. The main business /. wood Chol
ping Tor the aihoad, which goes on brisk.
Is az the r,iroid owns large bodies OF
land thrrabuut. bought for the wool
a physician IL needed badly and a good
one could do well, a blacksmith is needed
badly, while the people are petetioning Tor
Justice ol the peace. \ big trade in wood
could he made there. but for the high rate
OF freight, which IL twelve dollars \ car
to Waco. II irrights were lower lai re
amounts would be shipped 10 this city,
making the IT. light rate matter oi NJ
much consequence to Waco as to AxDell,
A cotton gin Is being or, ctod at Axtcll to
lee ready by the cotton season. The vii
lagc has post Office and an express OIL.
60 hss lust been opened.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-22

An iron fe, combination lock, nearly
new, five horse power upright engine,
III 90, d order, a cylinder press, Tor hand
or steam power, in good order, aud
other printing material and appliances
will be sold cheap. Apply at ExAHiSEn
office Sl2tf
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or,hc sncred Henri.

Under the direction OF the Sisters OF ST
Mary, will reopen Monday, September
4th
The new building now nearly COM
pleted, Will allOrl ample accommodation
Tor buardcrs and day pupils.
For terms address sisters OF 81. Mary
-Uslllwlm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-22

Smart Weed and Bclladonus com.
bined with the other ingredients used in
the best poruu- plRsters MAKE Cnrter's
S. W. 4 b. Backnche Plastcrs, the best
in the market Price "a cents. Sold by
Tucker a Willis, Waco, Tuxns,-S22lw.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-22

Tho papers nre full Of Ford" mcdi.
cines, but there IL no "fOod" nonsense
about Carters Liver Bitters. They
make you want all the food you can get.
Sold by fucker n Willis, Waco Texas.
--S22lw.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-22

A mans wife should always he The
same, especially to her hui band, hut il
-ho is weak aud nervous, aud uSes
Carters Iron Pills, she cannot be, for
they make her "teel like different per
sori," at least so they all sa, and their
husbands say 80 too Curter's Iron
Pills equRlizo the circulation, remove
nervousness aud give strength and rest
Try them. Sold 10y Tucker 4 Willis,
Waco, Texas.-S22lw.
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FIRES
a Close shave for Hotel Guests.

M.RsHRIELD, Mass, August 2l.-The
Seaview house, new hotel, which was
opened in July, was burned at 8 o'clock
this morning. The cause Of the fire was
a defective tiue. All tn" boarde's, some
rs in number, escaped. Some We q
obliged to leave with their night cloth
ing. Loss aud insurance unknown.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-22

Death to the whole insect family, and
nothing short OF final determination
will result where persian Insect Pow
der" il used IN tho.c bellows or powder
guns kept by Tucker X Willis. tho whole
outfit 80 cheap.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-22

The Electric Screw Worm Killo" Of
Tucker " " ills. takce the lend Of all
others for not only destroying tho
worms, but healing the wound aud keep
ing oil the flies, aud 1t IL ~ cheap, too,
% cents for pint hntlle.-72OLAMli.