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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-01
THE LEGAL TENDER STRIKE.
A Gard From One OF the Miners.

.AS the strike in the Legal Tender
mine has caused considerable ncwspa-
per controversy IF late, and it further
seems that the miners Of that company
cannot get their true version Of the
affair in proper form in the evening pa
per, and as we feel that it should 80 to
the public in it's true shape,-we comic
to the MINER Office for show to vin,li-
cate our side IF the case. Mr.. MahOney
is we'll and favorably known in Butte.
He WIS in charge Of one shift in the
Legal Tender mine, and on three differ
ent occasions did offer his resignation
and twice it was refused. The third
time it was accepted, and the result was
that seven of Mr.. Mahoney's personal
friends quit, without trying to incite
strike, just quietly calling for their
time, which was refused by the fore
man, Mr. Lee. He gave ~ reason for
this that Mr.. Saunders was not ut
home; but the parties calling for their
time, said: Give it to us, and We will
find Mr.. Saunders and collect it,"
which request was again refused by Mr.
Lee, without sufficient excuse. This
caused the night shift to feel uneasy,
and appoint y @;.''!:e$n;t1,. When he
was discharged it caused the shift hess
and all the men under him to quit,
which was NO more than due courtesy
t" the man who spoke the sentiments Of
every employee If the Legal Tender
mine j. J.. ".
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LEGAL BLANKS.

The MINER has in STOCK the following blanks
Tie forms have been carefully .rslatt4'. are III
conformity with the s!alnte~ tf the TERRITORY,
and are applicable to any county III :. "a, AVA
Justice. Court.
Writ Of Attachment. Undertaking "r At
tachn,p:lt. Affidavit IN Attachment. Su''rMi,a.
Execution. Summons. Warrant.
Deeds.
Warranty. bargain and Sale. GA; Cia im ard
Mimi. Claim.
Jurors and Witness Certificates. Arknnwl-
eiymcsts. MORTGAGES Tt"i E-ia'..' Marriage
cer.ifica.a>
District Court.
Undertaking !or Attachment. A:'.s:i far
A!IaChnlei
Mining: lsl;, nk@.
Notice Of Location. in..2 a:n: short FORM.
Notice III Intention to apply Tor Patent.
Application for pa':nt
A sreemeHt Of Publisher.
Applicable for SurS'.;'.
Proof OF Posting.
Statement Of Fees s'.d t'!:.rt->.
MiEi2S C.c:T
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-01

Completion Of Double Oonnectio

The second permanent wire Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company
was connected last night at spring Hill,
on the U. 4 n. road, with the compa-
ny's Butte Office. This gives q double
line from Spring Hill to Ogden, and en-
ables the MINER to furnish its readers
with largely increased quantity Of the
freshest telegr1phic news.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-01
DIED..

MCHOxALD.-Near st. Louis. Missouri. OF par
alysjs, Mrs. r. v. Mcdonald. agesl 70 years.
The deceased was the mother Of the Scott
brothers, and Of Mrs. Mi!lhoilanu and Mrs.
0ri0th, Of this city.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-01
The .MinstrelS.

Mr.. iirn>ilaw i ,rec;ing:. magnificent
stage il his Opera 1iou=.. ,.c has eN-
pressed Il desire to nave the new stage
rl,risten,sl hr The Butte Minstrel
Troupe.
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Bullion Shipments.

The bullion shipments Tor last week
made Ivy the A|i's. and MnIton con,,'s-
nie:. AS given hy the Pacific express
company, amounted to about $Jj.'nHi.
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Have .miich his ni',- i" the cross.
Will iN. home tonight.
Yours, Nr..
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Emission, \ version 1r.>,,"i"it. l'in'..>~ q! Wis
ion. Noises y t'... Head TIE vital ',', nn.su,
Gn.;:':rvt" y 'h' ,ii!.r'. :.l|i ma 0'Ii HAS,
eases that ~ -, i',~a!..ir an,1 ,'",:'t
UR MGNDlEW vi zee - fox; i! Fts~ - IN"
ssrpd sDsslse go fora rt.",. !!tS kia tn WAL
Hk.SrORA1lvE ,i,u,'f hi ;! 'clnl .",T."" AT
Treatments VIII not cU.". or 10. anyiit:,y IN
pure or il il!,iNl> nIii ~ i. DE .HSHi1j
tr"ats ~! !rivoi Diseases -i!t -i:l, Y. Moi
r:"rc.lry. lcn~nssasi..n free. Ti:r':"uE, rx
am nation :''i .iirlra'. ii.tit;.t"" H.:.iNsfs
mine. -. Fric'. ~ vital f<r>:sgU:.ve. =: {:
Dcitic. Or :',nr times U'' ':Ga,,-!", ~; sent *
AZ; ;t.l.lr s. upon rcr".; -: price. ~ &. q. ].
secure from Ot,>l.: va!ic, ami il priyAicu2;n.
iiocs'rd. by A. T.. AlNGlI. NJ. -.
Who Is regular pa S>,''U.ii iS-;.t:Hie TIE
University Of p..N;,>y l,aIlja.,
II kenrmcy ~. AssM Francisco. Gala.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE.
Scnt on application by letter. stating >r,n;..
toms. sex and nge. Commune: al iHNs .Ncu<
CONFIDENTIAL.
M. 01NTGt"N KIDNEY REMtDY Me-
P1o 0EI1CCm, cures all kinks Of Kidney a,,c-
Bladder Complaints t;lH,orrs,'"a tilect, rgcor-
rhtra. For sale BY all III uIx>ts: ~ . bottle,sl
hotties for -.
OR. UDNrlE'S DANDF1IO Pll.lI&. are the
hest amt chez pest y 111eERN1A anu 01l1OG0
cure In the rlarket For sale by 81 druggists
wjuly1stt
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-01

Rev. NJ. 4. Lamb Of the Baptist Chap
81, Upper Main street, received ycster-
day telegram from his wife, who is at
their home in Illinois, that their seven
ycar-old hoy was dying Of asthma. Mr..
Lamb has the sympathy Of his congre-
cation.
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From Dillon.

The following is II true copy "f u dis
patch received yesterday Ivy apractiring
Attorney Of this city from his partner
who has been recently in Dillon trying
IL case
EILIuN, Feb. ~ 81.
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Verdict.

Tie Jury III I'll" ca-e ut the Territory
a.aiuS; Hams ,nr assault Will: Il deadly
WEAPON, brought in verdict Of guilty,
!iu;n" the dcf.u,i:.n: 500.
Bullion Shipments
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A Stage.

Work was commenced yesterday in
Rensllaw's Hall on til j.. new stage. 1t
will be twenty-five ny twenty-four feet,
with wings and dressing rooms on
either side extending to Il width Of for
ty-fOur feet, or the entire breadth Of the
Hall. It will be finished in two weeks.
There will b. two prs,scenium boxes.
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-.Iillin: lsl;s ks.
FOR SAIL; OR RENT.
Hotel and Billiard Hall.

A large two. story frame building, 24xa'. ar,
nre proof cellar ami all bar fixtures. bill.r,
table. etc. Tive hall Is suitable tor theatre :,
concert troupes and dancing parties. being sup
piled with Stage, seats. etc. and is the Olll y
building Ut the kina! y. the place.
The hotel building is located on the main
street, il two stories high. ami + iu:!y annie
for the Acc0mmoda lion o.: one huil. ell Or more
patrons.
For further information apply 1t this Office.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-01

say when ;'"se''w ". EGBERT SMITH,
Postmaster.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-20

We note with pleasure Of new md
desirable family supplies that we hive
jus received. Cunsis ing in part al the
below goods \ new and superior flour
that cannot he eXcelled in Wnco. "A
strictly fine syrup,tho best o the season,
Handsome and general assortment Of
can goods, Of every variety, can dsb.
s'rdineS, imported and in mustard. jrly,
fruit, butter, pick es, kraut, and elegant
now French pruncs, currHnts, ont meal.
homlny, grits, Arbuckles, Ankorin, and
~ roasted coffee; general assortment
OF toilet and laundry soaps, cheese,
macnr"ui, vcrmicelli, chocolate. COCO.
coffee, essence, royal baking powder,
dri' beef and II handsome assortment
of all kinds Of leading grocer staplcs.All
guaranteed, IN represented, aud AZ lac
lowest uniform prices.
A. JoSHs TAYLOR Il BIO.
Nos. 1, =, prathcr Block.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-20
pleaaor Ned Pepper.

Our ueigbbors the N1icans, old set.
tiers 10 TIA So semi tropiNal countries, in
which we are comparatively new com.
crs, use red pepper IN Arly every dish
they eat and o much Of that visiting
Texans come out " Mexico With their
mouths on fire, AMI dHrniug Mevicau
cookery. IL Is said that they not only
use the Il Pepper as cOndiment but
also use II as "a vegetable, making q stew
OF IT. But 1t Is not only Mexican hab
II, but one j Guiding a OF Central
America, and large portion OF South
America, so that the entire American
continent south OF the Rio Grande, i. q
red pepper eati < reo le. Tex really
be ong- to tropical America, and the
habits OF the diet OF our
neighbors is worthy OF study, be.
cause diet il often matter growing
ont u natural and instructive selection
OF food adapted 10 the climate. The
red pepper plant II Il tropical and semi
tropical plant and Its universal uHe H- a
coudimeut and dish by our tropical and
semi-tfupicHl neighburs is pretty good
evidence uf qualities III the plant yHlua-
Die IN these climate. Our ucighburs
may carry its Use to excess, but its uni.
yershl adoption suggests value III the
llaNl rs ul hElC4t OF IpDu. As nature
has habit Of stocking particular eli.
mates and countries With not only SUIT.
able food, but also with plants and herbs
to the prevailing distcmpcrs "
thps countries, the red pepper plant
may therefore be sort u Hutidote to
the min-matic aud malarial Influences
VI tropical and semi tropical countries,
aud our Mexican aud other southern
in their free use OF red
= PIPER, merely following an instinct OF
nature, and il so We might learn lesson
from them by Incorporating red pepper
IA our staple condiments. II does Ger
iMuly contain certain medical proper les
being tonic, irrlrant and diurctic. II
malaria Is a vegetable growth or fungus
N frnlt and vcget bles, or even atmos-
phcric, 1t may be that red pepper makes
It oo hot for the deviish little spurules,
whether in the stomach or the blood.
We don't profess to know anything
ibout the matter, but simply hint at tue
'ubJect because new Corners into new
'onntry can generally pick up many
nuts from old settlers, and We are but
lew corners INTO the semi trO icul eli
mates of which Texas Is one, while out
leighbors, the Greascrs, have been here
Tor some hundreds Of ears.
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Mr Rob IT GrIDblc is ia tie city Tor a
lew days.
Mr. ". W. Joyce, Of New Orleans, is in
the city.
Miss Coda, daughter OF MIR. Tom l..
Smilu, Is very III.
Mr. II c. KiIngswor,h, OF McGrcgor
l. In town. .
NE Hos is in the city from Colorado
City.
Mrs. J. K, Eichcy is, We regret to e ar,
quite Ill.
Judge II. a. Jackson, OF New York. IL
In the city.
". II. Gort, OF Wellington, Kansas, wa.
among the evening arrivals.
Capt. j. II Morrow il confined to his
bad with an attack Oi drnguc lever.
NEW Luttcrluh, trras lrrr Of COrycll
county, is IN the city.
Col. Tom Shirley. the redpubtuDlc, is
In the city attending court.
Mr- Bar, Moore. her numcrou. friend,
VIII regret to learn, IS quite sich Of mala.
iihl lever.
Messrs 6. j. F,lirath, r. T.. Saunders
AMI John Wlntrey cane IN liom Gatesytle
llst night.
o. G. Murray, general passenger agent
OF tho Guli, Colorado aud santa Re, was
In thc city yestefd,y.
Richard II. Harrison, E,q., has returned
from business trlp 10 Au,un and Gates
ynlc.
DIR. j. u. Rankin was in the city yesler.
day on hi, wAy to an appointment ina
nrighborng village.
Mrs 5 l. Cargil arrived in the CITY
Yesterday from long vi.lt to relatives III
81. Joseph, Mo.
Col. j. b. Van Dync, superintendent al
the Texas and 81. Louis railroad wa, / .
the city yestcid day and lett Tor GaIe,yilIc.
| Mr. u. Is. Kennedy, OF the Gatcs,iIlr
/ Advance, dropped In 10 soc u last night.
aud VIII remain In the city u day pr Two.
MIR VIM Dubois and wife, OF Elpin.
Illinois, are Ia the city on prospecting
| Wilt, guests OF a. ii. Chapman, his tao.
! in.law,
/ Rev III j. :. Lane, OF Georgrtpwu, h,
/ spending tew days visiting his daug ter.
/ Mrs II. w Davis, on his way to tn, CON
terence at Clrburue.
/ Mrs II +. Mathews, of Houston. I, in
/ the city guest OF Rev. Sam'l =. Wright,
/ Mrs. NJ. Is Waiting her daughter, vino il
/ In Mi WrRhrs school
| Mr.. e.. l.. Ware, OF Colorado, accompa-
| MED by his sister, Miss Della, WAS atnuup
the arrivals yesterday. Miss Della enters
Waco female college IA u pupil
Mi. j. 3. Thompson and his brother. j
u. Thompson, lately from leivanworth,
Kansas LEFT yesterday for Gaie-yile and
other points, on prospecting uip.
Miss Lola Hair, OF Grimes county. who
has been visiting the family OF IN. Cul.
bcrison, returned home yesterday. 10 Tia,
regret OF many irirnl- she ha, ma IT, dan.
ing her short visit to Waco.
Dr. u. Rankin, OF Grocsbcck. indie.
pendent randi hate for congress from this
district, spent Yesterday in this city and
gave the EXAMINER q call. Wc find him
nn Intelligent, pleasant gentleman.
Mr.J ". VIII ely. who had all pr,no.
rations mIhc 10 stiit with tue family L,
| Washington Territory. where he Is nbnui
| to move permanently, has been detained
by hrs own illness and that OF nj, family,
all OF them sick.
! &. II. Stewart, OF Montgomery. ore OF
/ three surviving signers ui dec mration ut
/ independence OF TNts, I, now IN the ,it,
and receives on all lunds the honorable
recognition due hls eminent work as "A
/ man ana asa an old Texan patriot.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-20

Ia federal court yesterday Judge Par.
dee appointed Judge Morrill to act in
the Eastern District of Texa aud per
form those duties imposed by the U. s.
Statute, relating to elective Franchise
in place of Judge Turner who had form
crly been assigned to perform these
functions. hut who owing to his distance
from that section Of the country is nm
able to act III Eastern Texas. The court
was occupied during the entire day with
the suit u II. b. Clatiin Va Meyer, Weis
4 Co., test suit on which half dozen
similar suits y attaching creditors de
pend, tie suits altogether involving
over 100000 one Weis, Il merchant OF
McNin, failed and transferred his goods
to- Meyer, Weis X Co., Of New Orleans,
to secure, as alleged, au indebtedness
due that firm, and subsequent to that
tau.ier attnchm nts were run ON the
goods 10y number Of creditors Of whom
ii. b, Clallln was one The d fcndants
took the goods giving claim bond and
ths suit N to try rights Of property.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-20

The Great Sonihern Rentt'

-, =, -, =, -
"Bra2os chin Cure, winch S7r'
rantcd Tor the cure I'll ch'lI' Sa'"dl
isa positive antidolr Tor In",aIA w
mas no rival ~ II tonic for bul1al Y
an eiiiaclated system IRON 'ugl e'
hatlc causes, anu to those Na3 n
necessarily exposed To- ml''lm,Aa5, '-l ",
tlots' anu are attended WIN '.' "
om'ne SYMPTOMS '"rh a. lo'' o. AfIr
luz hc,ling VI .llt pack ana lo'lh If I
yer, SrN". , ne"'l'cile' must ".
t'ot u set "uu . low NplrlI'' ,v'i r.
n PES cnI,ly SENSATIONS, , af" e'y1 wv
Iot, burning lUUSStcT" "il''h una! ll-'
terminate III oi'ilouH' rrlii'teu' OF
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-20
THE CITY.

The track Ol the Texas ard 81 Louis
n,rrOw ( age railroad was laid into Gates
Vile ycstcrdiy, grenilv Ia the delight Of
the good people Of tlut growing town.
There was no iorm II demonstration, but
n few railroad officials headed by Gen.
eral Supcrinicu lent Y n Dlnr, were on
hand to see the last spike driven. In a
IL" days the iinc will lr rrgui rly opcnrd
Ia freight AMI passenger iulliC. AMI then,
no doubt, lie event viii hc suitably ccic-
braicd. Aslt Is we congratulate the rail
road prnpl" as well H- q O,utrsyilIinna on
The successful trrmiYHtinn OF the work
Waco sha c~ ha ,as win her n,ighbor aud
the EXAMINER hue =. ccinl girp lor It's
'hrliiy and growing cutcmpuuuy 3, the Ad-
vance.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-20

Nine +. NJ. Blanks, who has been
spending he Inst two weeks IN New Or
leans IN a study nf fall styles aud pur-
chase OF goods, returned last Tuesday,
bringing with her very lect stock Of
fall hats and bunnets in all the latest
tyles and fashions, aud invites her Gus
toners, friends aud the public generally
to make her a call before purchasing
elsewhere, Aboul the first OF November
she viii rem we fromithe Weibusch
building, ON Austin street, to the pretty
new store building on Fifth street, in
r ar of Sullivan " Co.'s. old stand, where
she Will b plcnsed to see all des ring
anything in the millinery or dressmak
my line. lU2Olw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-20
|. L.. |
Improved Iron lnvluoral,t

The most perfect and satislo,o,r
blnatiOn known to the prot... wi
which iron is combined; anil soc o''o.'
Is the success of this prrpar,tion I ", p! y.
destined to become, WlthOut I,h.. !.
most popul + OF all the iron to "J",'' u
In use. And we hesitate npt r., 20
that this medicine is no secret po' ,.
cheaply COTTON ~ comp upd Inn ' ,,'.
genuine cunsri aiunil' remedy ,, lu'
ing those Alternative puwrrs 50 ni.,.
to r"cuprritc AID inNisnrn,e III, ba.
system when broken down he r,.s, tH.
disease commonly called. and i i''.
known a. dyspcpsiaund indigestion H.
which nine.ttnths OF all our NJ, 6r,.i
mate, because wien the dirs,i.n !, J.
paired from want Of the natural ,,1 H,
il so important in the dig..iiy, slo.
OF man, then II Is Tat hi. VIM n i
many types, III ua'ly called lis,a.,.;r.I,
lHssiilldr and sOur ~tuma b, w,leal,.,
mental exhaustion, impaired yialitg nj,
general prusiraiiun ui the whole .te.
liver complaint, followed hy niyll.T..
and all disc lsrS OF the HOOD. MN ~,
My and BLADDER, thar urudue.. H,.
fearful aches known as rheuuali,m n.
ralgia, hackache and npryous Ind N
headache. And all cousuapily, N
weak females, who are in ,erd Of
good tonic to build up their con,t.tt,
cannot find, We honesty bcle,e.a m,
or II mole certain remedy one.Ilb IN
bottle is sufficient 10 bruyp IA rs 3,
wonderful medicinal proprr'ic., q als
regularly according 10 direction. n
your druggist Tor IMPROVED lspS luE
ORATOR, AMI be SURE U take no "a
Price ! per bottle Prepared an
Tucker & Willis, Waco. Texas.
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Vow iIiIIinrr,-

Mrs. C. Lednum M the new Sturgis
block opposite the Pacific hotel, having
paid personal visit to the most lash
ionAble eastern cmporlums. was enabled
10 bny, with "a Wow OF meeting the
special wants of TIE trade ha +. fcathers,
lowers p!umes and rib ous. Nv long
experience M handling TIN. line eual,lrs
me to offer tue latest aud mos, fashion
a 10 goods at the lowest prices. Ladic.
-lO2llW w.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-20

l. az tn ker n Willis, there yon can
GET genuine imported brush and comb
OF many aud various kind. All the
popular hhndker, hiet extracts, and the
latest toilet powders, and one hundred
-'ll's IN ladies' porte monnaies And our
may goods are now Just begin ing
20 come NJ which will be the largest and
most complete assortment ever brongbt
To this market. We invite Won lsi,e.
to give ms n call,--l0l3M
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-20

DUSTY jan, waco, oct ,btr lg.-The
following vas rcspo, tulh written tor MIR.
y. H. Appel, OF waco. whose kindly In.
forest IN the unfortunate AMI hirnille.s.
c"nvlnc's hem OF the sincerity ct his pro.
lesion ana earnes tnc.s In serving the God
no trleS 50 hhrd 10 teach them IL love and
'el Ne' May God bless hin always t. the
WISH "l h. l., HAYS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-20

VIM. Cameron 4 Co, lumber de ,lers.
Keep large aud well assorted stock nt
lumber sinngles, sash, doors, blinds.
cement, plaster plasieuug hair and
everything kept in o 6rstclass lumber
yard They ask your paironag. and
guarantee low prices, fair dealing and
best OF goods, Give them call at their
once on Austin avenue, il yon contem
plate bnying anything lu their line
lODSd6 WIN ''''''
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-20
NO~s Point Marriage Ala
SOCiety

C"rli6 atcs issued Tor $1,000, S2OI and
$50" hy Moss Point Marriage Ala Soci.
ely ana You can marry To tour months or
gnit IN twelve and draw your money
tack. Address Tor particulars,
j. W. STEWART, Sect and Treas.
ss4im Moss Point, Mis-,
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R.l.rl.

leu. how 'tort ami yet h,wsr mi the name
ntN'1 hlsh priest, lie ltcd tor man.
'"' ~. siOud and sue e. l'A4th.ut ht.ul.
Il'NlnE lli- misricn--thr gulf nrdtAth to..Ar.
nt"rluus love Opening the path 'te trod
hA'9 l'nh connecting iu the perfect chain.
Lovingly he calls NJ now to tread the same
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The Went,,cr 'To-nny.

The signal service bureau reports the In
dicatlons tor to-day Tor the West Gull
states, higher barometer, stationary or
lower temperature, followed In extreme
west portion by falling barometer aud
nOrthefly WINS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-20

Never forget 10 call on sanger Br,s
wien You want good shoes. where Won
NIll 81 'als lind l.. Boyden 4 Co.'S m,n's
shoes, every pair warranted.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-20

vii sell, between the Doth Of October
and lthof November, Buttericks papeI
pttcrs to Ten Dollar lots Tor 81 per
lot to close out stock at W. ii. Watkins
book -lO2Od2wwlt.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-20

WIN please take notice that We are now
specially prepare 10 put up presc ipl ions
~ Tue most careful manner, day or night.
mo prescribing across the counter" as il
10 our business Ia put up prescription, and
not 10 prescribe Tor the sick
lOi65t SHAW a DUWNnAN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-20

Pure whiskies, brAudIes, wines, beer.'
&c, Tor family and medical uses. Good.
that can alwa, be relied on. Sold univ
by |. A. Guldstein.-gg
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-20

Sanger Brothers offer special induce.
ni-his N Mcns youths and Boys clnth-
ing Examine Their -tnck and get pixies
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wat
:, one Of the latest and most ,j,.
all llqnld cithartics, this clcc , Ip,el'ali
non Is made with scrupnlo,nI.' ''. p'R-
lhe best ami most carefully .el, ,alg hq
rial. 1t is with the gre1ttst 'T ,'lol Hl,
we recommend this yery .u 'Vrlle'
harmless remedy rs being the ap .at t
surest laxative and callartic tor Sa'd {,
males and children, now In n o, NeaA
haOitual constipation and indigo GNl {
cannot hnd.anythirg more sneo,,r Y
tam. IL is combined with r arer!! GCio
snch a manner that the bItternnuliD'.i
caSrara sagrada Is complrtclr n Of
ASK your druggist Tor il. ami h"hgI4
take No other, Prize 80 crnts w ',''
Texas. "'ll'i W.
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The celebrated brand OF Berwick Bay
oy.iers viii be- found AZ Trips 81 kemen.
dos whore u. barrow will be pleased to
.erye MI- inrmcr unsiOmers. lOlshbt
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Lumber supplies.

Examine our nobby style In diagonal,
and broadcluth sui,.. S,NgyE Brns
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arried,

on the morning of the 18th OF October.
10 me city II Dallas, lexis, by Rev. II
L. i :! Tor, Nj. frank \, Blocker, Of Waco.
ihd Mlst Nellie Laws, daughter ut MIR
'ohh Laws, Mr. Blocker ami his briir
are guests OF Miss Mary SEARS, OF this
city, Tor few DAYS.
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Committee appointed TO see water
company iu regard to fire plugs near
the de ct was granted further time.
Mayor SturgiA, chairman uf committee
to sec railroads 10 induce them TO put IN
three fire plugs near the depot, reported
no progress and no likeliht cd ~ any,
and asked that the committee be dis
charged, aud committee was accordingly
discharged.
Council adjourned.
Ordinance regulating fees OF marshal
wi appear in our next issue