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SCHOOL, AND CHURCH.

--Of 6,237s teachers in the. Sabbath.s ,...,
schools of the United Presbyterian
church, aoniy fifty six are not professors
- inoititY hrp 1gaaS 5@YsTssafasa efff Il
/ "A ChlcasaW Indian proposes to. pay
nan ele cost OF Testafne'its to supply the 5a8 u
school childrenIof his tribe He is moi eva
professor. of religion.
The increase in the Membership 81 a&S
the Methodist EpseopalaGmilcha South yaa
smce the wax has been 800, 900, and. the q.
increase in alfthc colorcd determinations s's'ss
OF Vdethodlsts has been 500 ,U0e.tassg ~astCs
The Cumberland Presbyteriatisha have an;
among the Indians thirteen ordained and
licensed preachers Seven Escariliiate ssFs3E
forty ruln 8 elders. twenysnine deaeans s,sss
tWenty.four organized congregations aud -
921 eomniunieahtsl@ ncJJ15 70 s9i&0 BED *
Bishop Paddock. Of Massachusetts, 81 6
dlscourages, the, confirmation of: Eery,..s
young children. He thinks children -
shonfd not be confirmed unit lstileyl roach tzag
the age OF fourteen. though he ANilk not. -
refuse those of twelve, sour BLESSED Sa48
LORDS age at5H His first PasseVer.nTig ri ,ss5
q The missiop0 fields of th lei Morayian sasg
Church; comprises at the present time six
teen provinces, with over 100 Stations t'AAa
ana I.ooa missionaries. II Theyshaye zl5su "a
schools, with about 5000 pupils, and a
total Of nearly 1880 converts from nnsssa
!; among the heathen. aue. rszganaT ssggs
During the year 1881 there attended -.
the schools Of England 4, ,Oi5, 362 chil-s sSAss%
dren; of whom 1.26s, ,250 were. I,n der7ssaTY
years ofl age, 2,573, SOL between, 4 and,
II, 49, ,5S4 between Is and II, ana 45sasA
~. above 14.1a The ipcreasein the rinn1- 81
Der of scholars amounted to- 149,53S. -.
The average attendance increased 100 Ss7'
per cent? iBaH b1Gsoz Ii rs3ssfd HssBszJ al
80 I'm the city of Riga sRussia sissag.sf d
fourlshing Sundayschool Kept by the
sBaroness Won Hahn It is seoiapos ed OF ssfss8
German children, ofswhom five hundred. ose
attend, and others who are willing to
atte1f are atPfesent sexclfde Jforiaek sssI
of room. AS the scholars attain aseer-...u
tain age. they are obliged to leave to
make ma room for others: There are about
fifty Glasses IN the school, oGA EOS O. sN
al--Mexico is said to- be "a great fiedfpw a@ez
mission work. The Pr Protestant congre= :.
cations in that country are twice as nr- 4aaaSSs
merons assthey were sfi9egyears ago, the ssEssA
present number of church members be- 40
ing over 10000 There are 239 native @'<sS
helpers. and about ! a.oo0 peopiewhogoTas
to church. Ehe, Mexican siss not natu-
rally a profoundly "devout person, yeF
those who ohaEe'beeosnescfurch menlberse kvx
are said to give quite, as good evidence =.
OF leading Christian life as members Or S@a
churches inether countries. ~ fEfrss8 ssss
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-. In her white and green, 5s.-
With the blue between,
When have and i1reRt Maying.

When E.aFean i1reHt Aaying.
rse scent OF the hawthorn was in the air,
Ind the appiebossoms were everywhere. Z
mi he birfsaWere building with happy care. &
When love and | WelA Maying. - =.
- Jtwas hand in hand,
sssFbroiIgh the meadow land, -er-s
That Love AMI | went sfrdging,
Ind. oh m sats sweetin the warm June noon.
ind evening shadows came far too soon,
Tsp,et1 we lotered by the first new moon
eEhsa L9ee and Iluent slruyiRg. 5sr (
fss 0, the happy day! '.=
$50 the pleasant way!
WeTetred since we met Maving;
The summer has gone right rnerrily.~ .-....
l1dthe robin sings from the larkin tree,
Al tie world was made for Love and me,
For my Love and Ine to m trIy in.
s-Afdrg 4. Barr, in Our Continent.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-11
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
BY KelIum & Rotan, Wholesale 6rOcers.
MaCJ.


WACO, Texas December =, l-Sl.
On the sth Of December, We occupied
our new premises, CORNER FIFTH AND
JACKSON STREETS, on the line of the Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad, The new house f., q
model of convenience, built especially tomc-
the wants of our Increased trade
The reduced rates of freight offered by tn
new road and the diminished cost OF hautlin
goods at the stand, will give Us advantage
which no prudent buyer can anord to over
look.
We have in store a very large and we'll
selected stock OF goods, and are prepared 1.
meet any legitimate competition.
Our Old friends and all merchants with;
reach Of this market are respectfully invited
to visit us in our new quarters.
The Old stand in Fast Waco will continu,
to be used as q warehouse for the storage OF
Cotton and such goods as we shin by the IL,
and 7. c. railroad.
This arrangement gives ne the advantage q
warehouse and switch on both roads Lead
ing into Waco, and provides us with nor,
square feet of storage capacity than is owne,
and occupied by any grocery house II
Texas. Respectfully,
EELLUM & EOTAN.
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ON NpeIght stree. opposite Judge Battlc'- q
beautiful 0ne-arrc residence. cOttt.e house. %
rooms. stable AZ d hcnncry wei! Of line wat ,r.
shade and fruit trees Iu abundance. " H.
\ri~au ON ur,UtSi.-l 5riIil
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Groceries and ProyisI Ons.


illotdLtvil9 axe 4or "i'JItoa4t i't7.i
Cohee-Demand good and well sup
pIied. Rio, common. H. to 12c; fair
I3r, to 1jc; choice, 12l5 to I5c: La
..1ayra. Il to 1Slsc; Java. 2Sl, to 305c.
Sugar-The market Is well-stocked
and has an upward tendency,
with an active demand.
We quote: Powdered, I2c: crushed, 12c:
graduated, II &c: standard \ l. lie:
extra c. 1OIc; Louisiana white clarified,
1914 to lie; yellow clarified, 1921 to
lie: choice, 93fc; prime. 9Iic; fair, &c.
Tca-Imperial, 80 to 65c; Young
Hyson, 10 to G0c; Oolong, 10 to GOc; ia
pan. soto 6jc.
Molasses-In good demand and full
stocks, with an upward tendency. Louis
lana choice, zoe; prime, Csc; fair to good,
5GuGOr.
lIams-Tn light demand and market
well supplied Choice sugar-clrrd can
va<sed, 1911 to 13'.c.
Bacon-lu fair demand and steady,
with downward tendency.
Breakfast, BE; short clear, ] sc; long
clear, II lc; dry salt, short clear, TO- e;
long clear, l04c.
Lard Steady and quiet, tending down.
fierce, BE; half .barrel, sc; pals, B
to 10 pounds, II ic; , pounds, li'sc.
Flour-The market Is well stocked,
quiet aud steady. Fancy, per cwt
Sl.15; choice, Sl.2J. Cununeal, per bar
rel, So.
putatueS-Ihe market Is fairly sup
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RzSzsH5SaSsAzaS
SMALL P0X
GRADUATED

SCARLET
FEVER
CURED.
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Grain. Wool, Etc.

Mediterranean, $40; spring,
SIP; Nicaragua, S5c to Sl.00, mostly
milling stock.
Oats-But little doing; there Is some
stock on hand, and small lots bring IL
to 47c for shipping and retail trade.
Corn-New, i'll ear, very poor at 90 20
Zoe, and slow sale: good old, I0c to , >
scarce and in some demand; Kansas
sbelIed, SI.1O TO S1.15 and III good de
mand.
Brap-Per hundred, S1.40.
Cotton Seed-At the works, l252eper
bushel. or $50 per ton. a.
Wool-None offering; fall hne' .
medium, Ole; Mexican improved ID 10
l8c. Mexican, he; bury, l2c.
Hides-For good, l215 to l3c; but little
doing.
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THE EXAMINER
WACO, JANUARY II.

Poultry-Chickens, per dozen, S1.5Oto
81 turkeys, 4Oc to 81; geese, See to 81
Pecans-Very scarce and firm at 81 an
to . per bushel, or s to lie per pound.
Turnips-Per bushel, 30 to SOC.
Wood-Per cord, $3.50 to4O0.
Coal-Cisco, delivered, per ton. S9OO.
Indian nations So to II; Pennsylvania
2IS to u.
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BUILDING Material,

Brick-At the kiins so, kiln run.
Lumber-Yellow pine. rough. $50 +,
S2.2j per 100 feet; over u feetin length
1926. Matched and dressed llnorinr
and finishing, $500. Ceiling, no 10
$500. Siding, S2.40 to S2S0. Common
doors, SI.75 to 1925. Sash, SI.0U to S5Gl
as to size.
Shingles-S4.2j to $3.50
Lath-S5.50 per thousand.
Cement-Rosendale, 1915; Louisville.
$3.50; Portland, 500. 50
Plaster Paris-Per barrel. St055u
Mixed Paints-Ready for use anil all
coiors, S1.25q l.Sj per gallon. All trste,j
and standard makes are on sale bv Vac
dealers.
White Lead-Stricf e-. 80
Lime-Coopered, ans. 80. -..
barrel; bulk, $3.50
Linseed Oil-Raw .. boiled .r.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Quotations and
state of Trade--Micciia
GUS Commercial Matters
COM N ERC1Al.

EXAMINER OFFICE, January 10
II has been many long months since
as heavy and continued rains have fallen
in this section. The roads are left III
fearful condition, and all traffic winch
depends upon other than rail transpOrta-
ton is Mt a stand-still for several days.
Retail trade is confined to the city, but
jobbers report q fair business on steady
market. Although the rain has thus
interfered with trade, it Is indeed
blessing to the agricultural interests,
and gives promise of abundant harvests
the coming season. There IL nothing
worthy to note of change in the state OF
the market or quotations.
We extract from the Times-Demo-
crat statements of the different lines IN
New Orleans. or the position of sugar
and molasses that paper says the market
is considerably strengthened by the
dropping off of receipts and the appar-
ant realization of the shortage of the
crop. Sugar is generally strong, espe-
rially on the medium grades of claritieds.
command fair prices. The mar
iet is nearly bare of Louisiana oranges,
and the little stock here is almost I'M
salable, and is reported Of damaged and
poor descriptions. Louisiana pecans
are selling well. Peanuts are scarce and
good prices. Foreign dried
fruits are active and tirmer Cocoanuts
and bananas continue scarce and in de-
mand. The receipts of beef cattle
during the past week was quite sufficient
to insure brisk trade, and fair, fat and
choice qualities were soon gotten rid of
at good figures, while rough and com
mon, which prsdominated TO great
extent, met with slow sale at very IT.
regular figures. The supply left over is
not large, but still shows predominance
Of the lower classes, while the lack of
good stock makes the inquiry brisk and
gualues strong. The arrivals OF calves
and yearlings we're heavy and the aver
age quality poor. Transactions, owing
greatly to the inferiority of the offer
ugs, had a decided tendency to drag,
md prices were very irregular. A full
supply Of the lower classes remain over
It the close. Good stock Is in request
The arrivals OF hogs were full and sales
risk at firm figures. There is light
supply left over, with values easy. \
air number of sheep arrived, and as the
supply was pretty well used .
Up, they met with quick sales at good F.
igures. Butchers are now supplied for
thout q week
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Miscellaneous.


Soap-Olive, 3 per box; blue India
= pound bars, 1915 per box; pound
bars, SL75; Eureka, $2.S5; Cyclone,
-. 70.
Ammunition-Shot, drop. per bag,
S2.l5 to 225; duck, $40 to $50. Pow
der, per key, as to size, $50 to SIS;
blasting kegs, $500.
Wrapping Paper-Rag and straw, IS
to 75c.
Starch-Per pound ) to SIC.
Stoneware-Jugs, glazed, lie per gal
Ion; crooks, glazed, Zoe,
Rope-Sisal, Z inch basis, 81 to Zoe,
cotton. 10 to Doe.
Candles-Star, full weight, 16lic.
Kerosene Brilliant, %, $40; l2-l
$40; Eupion, %, $40; barrel oil, 19c;
in smaller lots Zoe added. The market
Is steady and firm at quotations.
Wire-Smooth, No. 9, 5i5c; Nos. 10
and II, &c; No. u, &c. Barbed, to Zoe.
Horse Shoes-Per keg, $3.50. Horse
shoe nails, No. !, $3.50.
Nails-Sl.25 rates.
Axes-Per box. $3.50 to 1850.
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FOR SALE.

LNOl; LIZ OR RENI-Twelye acres Of fine
1 land In the city suitable for MAUKEr GAR
DES or DAIRY, sufficient water for irrigation,
with variety OF soil, peach orchard. comtDrta-
hle buildings Also, farm OF 300 acres for rent.
VIII give bargain Terms cry liberal Ap-
ply 10 JAS. L. BAKER
lJ!Tff
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Live SfOck
[Furnished by snnr,rI .Enhnson- n..,.-,

Furnished by Sanford johnson. Dealer.1
The tone of the market is one Of great
activity in cattle of all kinds. There *
strong desire on all sides to contract
for future delivery, especially in calves
Hogs are very duh at decline. and mn
desire to touch them. There is no de-.
mand for sheep and none offered. W,
quote revised
Beeves, choice gross cwt) : 30
Cows, fat 80. 300
Cows and calves, stockers,h'd POGO
Yearlings, stockers, per head S.On@mOo
Calves, spring delivery 6.OO0 SIM
Hogs, porkers.( grOss,per b.. %
Sheep. muttons, O.. 2.2J
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| iiAN L, ina different parts OF tine city, dc~lra-
/ bile buIltIn2 lots, which tine prulent c.sl.
purchaser is advised To- look Jt before lurchas-
ing. Also choice lands u small or large tracts
10 dqlercnL counties. ut prices To suit. Gilt
td@clItlea Ii Is to- your interest to see me II
you want either city or country property H.
choice localities cheap.
ul"Ht GEO. BARNARD.
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IMPORTANT.

When you visit or leave New York City
save baggage, ENpressagc and Carriage Hire
and stop at GRAND UNION HOTEL. opposite
Grand Central Depot. $50 rooms, lifted up at
dollar and upward per day. European plan.
Elevator. Restaurant suppiied with the best.
Horse cars, stage. and elevated railroad To hll
depOts. Families eau live better for less
money at the GRAND UNION HOTEL than al
any other hrst-cisss hotel In the city.
lSFOW-
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PrGduCe, Etc,

Butter-Country in good demand,
fairly supplied, at 25', Western, mar
ket well stocked at soto Soc. :,
Fggs-The market is well supplied,
with fair demand at 1919 to l6c per dozen
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LOCAL RR s---...
Items of Hntcres. ;r.su s.us. exc
Porfcr>' NJ lss.l-.

I'M, %,
Inc bfaZos has Slightly.
-.olicctt.-' last r......-. .....
.rro H. ,,.,s .,.t .
alb,
The T'mpleto1# .... wa1 .....
'P''i,'i!,
me- me-. IAyIoi -' '.s-
to see ray.
/ .Masc,ttc~ ma. --. .- . ....-... -....
afternoon. D'n'dn.,. ..
Farmers say bus .,...t.. .r..
old ora $ soft and Ia. ...ii.
mon mfrbr'a '.U wei. ........
An 5 r'> OF z .sSes +. r.-
gard TO What ne "e4i'-. be- Zee
'''
rms KIM OF "a.'ne. t- -..,
pope and those H-..I-r -. 3" nn.U-
mona
Some new anu9..'.n. .- 1.r
cheap co ann thl- morning. "".'1y your
att'n'ltn.
-Rairold business on an tho Iirc.is
somewhat Ioht and fine 81, M. E,,.,r.,
an easy tine.
-.Tustca Evans is cn.s,orI on his civil
locker but IN rasa. nt .1a,i,I mn. ,..a,,..
nave been M.
tb.,,, r,i,rit L,vr hon ,'I,i +.,f'. li,,.'.
min .rt i'm
-Gravel Is beng place on some OF the
crossings Every one IN The city Is netd-
In spite OF ram and mut one young
man came 10 town yesterday anu bought
marriage license.
Since tho had weather tram lent travel
has dropped of and but lew travellers
are Nls.iili& tLc ely.
In some p',cos bo-ynan Waco amt
Gatc.viIe the Narrow G,l,c, or.,,in i
considerably washed
-rter. mr.. NOW 5-oh.r.s If .o,t,r +,
tI,. co,II,,c.. III. ,,.,Il n .,,,,...,.I .,,r
ami .hinnr,I tI,. vrrL,
several wagon loads OF rs tine tnrnipS
on t.r SIR. Of y, sfcr,, w '''' W. u ''
Apples and oranges, packed in barrels
ana III damp cellars, axe suii rinS badly
from cloudy, wet weather.
Prom, tI,. nunber ot now mfrs ,,f r,rh.
Der SHOES We saw on the streets yesterday
We are 81 the opinion the boot amt shoe
men aie having SOME trade.
-Ono inrbri.i.d cirilen bsa in stepJ mn
and o.. rb,. l,,sf,.II bv hi,u., II ST th..
last session of recorders court. H.. ,ror
the usual pain meal wi h desert.
THE cocL-robt Yesterday ,Ir.yy q I,-,r
crowd ,1lo q, whom =, MIDI Inc sem ,.,,r an
insio, ifir,nt -pri.IL limo Of church ,,.n,-
her. and Sur,..v-s,.hre,i ,ttsn I,nrs
,,.,ssim,, ~, Hn.fi', -. '' ,.la,,I nG
Yesterday sn flint ,airstri.ns r,u-d .o,.r
49,, vith,u+ .I.,r',.rot ,.atti,..I,sr
Tie q aic's IN agricultural Inpie-
menls anu lumber are feeling tine elects
VI 'i,,' pau M'.'',I Oh '.,fl' ,Ii; ,''''
S0'''' y ''''''i N'' II '''''''' III "'''''
In the warm weather the wood ven
der was unh because there was No
demand Tor his wares, and now he Is
equally unhappy bccausa lic cannot ct 10
LOWE WIN NJ IoA'''
No attempt has vet been made To re
pair !he damage caused hy tine Lltr lire IN
Hi,eife'e ami p,,.,,,,-. strrr Matters
49, w. .'.i;,...aI ~, ;tt, ,i,c IN
s .'',u ,'o, l,,,n,,,ies avg ''''' ''''
,,,.,,.,,.n..,',, ,h.. s,r.nis t,r y.vcr,,I .I,vs
r. 81 lin ho,,in ~ Io,L .,vtpi mounfo-
, ,,, -, fla. i,ris NJ ,r,a
t; ,,,,a ~, w v'i w ill., 10 ''''1 ''' '''
'''''' wa '' ~
Why will some men. when thty gci q
poor light on their cigar, spit on the side
which is burnin. fast, to make ii burn
slow uniIl TIE other siue catches up III
Sometimes Yesterday il looked as
though il was conc t, clear eff and ri
,,tbci ti,lrs fhG ,Ie,y. or bclyep snripklrd
down as rh,uob il was r,iag To rain
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W ANIE;D.

W ANTtD-IuurIlafrIy. forty mpuutaiu
w C-dar posts. seven feet long, for which
the highest market price Will hruatd
uiIu 81 Mu~ MAIu IiuWE.
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To Those In Debt.

As will he seen b. IL tice elsewhere / have
bought out the entire stock of wagons. STOW :,
blows, housc-furniSEing and ;sthrr goods.
formerly owned by J ". HIGGINS 60
Including notes, accounts, etc, etc want
to be liberal with all old patrons of higgins
Co, as we'll as my new Gus tOmers, but am
determ ned to close up III old accounts ANA
notes AT ONCE. Pa ties knowing themselves
indebted rs above will please come forwar't al
once and pay M. " YOU are unabi l" pay IN"
CASH now YOU will save time and money tn
come an close same by RECEIVING uoicS Hni
giving same for further time. This IS lalr
warning Please act promptly.
Yours truly.
K. f.. HURNll AM,
0lO6 d&wIm Successor toJ. W. Riggin Go.
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THE whole or part of nay place oH NORTH
L tiltn street, know as The Waco Huu,
NUr-rry.' PROF. f.. ". kEAI 81.
lit+u
/ MFEUN FL and uuurroycd Cuy Property
FOR sale, cheap. For terms apply tu
GUlitt TOM PADGITT.
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olOs d&w1m Successor toJ. W. Rlggin < Co

Come right along to Tucker " Willis,
and we will beyond L doubt prove to you
or treat the crowd that our Raven, Wind
sor, Half Shell, Exec, lSior and Our Lion
tiya-cent cigars ale the hest and the cheap
est in the m1rkei.--d&wtt
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One dollars worth of goods and perfect
goods is equal to ten dollars worh OF
damaged goods and T. Ilaher Will sell yon
sound and perfect goods ut the same
price that You pay Tor damaged. +. Ha-
Der. Ol0Stc.
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NaaSs,a:E.E.ANs;.hzS =.

NIuNEN 10 ItNp-,ltru. To- len, ON uulI-
vi ctnub-r-+ real estate, worth az least ..
-iun-s the aIu.'uut. Apply Ia Nh. II.
rRAIIlEE- ulolI
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Enttnn.

per hundred for cotton; Galveston, Soc;
st. Louis, S1.0j; to New Orleans, S10u;
to New York, Sl14; to Boston, SLl9
Rates to New Orleans have been re-
duccd to 81 per hundred, decline
of IT,.
No cotton has been offered on this
market for some days, and the condition
Is a rather quiet and nominal one We
quote
Good middhng. l0fac
Strict middling. .l0'ac
AhCillng ---..--. 800. .lU'sc
Strict low mlddllng ....-........-.lO sc
Low mlddIng Observation-Disclosures. 9 sc
Strict good ordinary 9lac
The TTmes-Democrat says that with
the receipts and stocks heavy at all
ports. the turn III the new year up to to-
day seemed to be in favor of the bears,
who are quite persistent. Their adver-
saries, however, maintain that soon
sharp falling off in receipts and rapid
diminution of supplies Will enable them
to secure the vantage ground. The ursa
majors, however, do not think so. In
the meantime the crop estimates CON
tiuue to pour in thick and fast from all
sections and from most reliable sources,
who all appear to agree to disagree. In
the conflicting views expressed in re-
gard to the large stock at this port
there seems to be one thing lost sight of,
and that is, as New Orleans has become
the great cotton center it is necessary to
keep large stocks here to operate on, as
New York formerly did and as Chicago
does with grain and provisions.
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR

Wacn Lodge, Ipiu Regular meetings first
and thlrd tuesday of each month. Iehmau
lIaU /. +. MAIiTIN. Re- urirr.
Central City LuIgc,3;u9. Next regular NEE.
ing Wednesday ni&ht. December :. 1T U,l,l Eel
lows Hall. +. ". NDODLIEF, Reporter.
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Advertisements will be inserted IN this col
umn at the following
RATES.
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Matthews. Massey & Blades enjoy an
onyi,IJ, distinction rs house ard slgn
painters. They never slight their Work
Int always do an hOnestjob.-myl2
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That said land was community prop
cuv OF Jose David Narchcs and Maria
/ DorOtier Sarchcs: that after the acquisi-
! tim OF said land oil I'd Maria DorCtier
/ ~anchrs died and her community interest
/ therein descended to, and ve,ted in
! plaintiffs that AFTER the death OF Maria
/ II rnlitr Sanchrs. jose David SanciieS
without th,. knowledge and consent of
ilIriuiillS. executed to VIM punchard the
/ ancestor and vriGur OF defendants, a deed
of CONVEYANCE for all 81 sid land; that
painiins own an u, divided halt OF said
lind AMI driru,i;tntS own the other half;
HAT uu the LIST day II January, 1851. plain
tiHS were in lirac able possession tn, rCOt,
q, hen u, PENDANT. unaW fully and inrcibly
entered upon and Ci"clcd plaintiffs there
from aud sill uulawm'ly and torcihle
withhold from them the possession
thereof. Anl prNing Tor Judgment
a.uinsi d,tcn lants for malt of said Ia 'd,
md tor rar i'iun thereof, ami tor costs, eir
Herein Til not. hut have You thea and
there bri"rr said court, this writ, with
your return q crcan. shown" hoW you
have eAruut, d The S rue.
Win, -, L 4 Btasley,
- tl,rk "f the District
seal Court OF McLlennan
-- c"uuty.
Giycn under my
hand and the seal
IF sud Court, in IKE
civ of Waco, Texas,
thi- 12I day of DE
,e,uhrr. lNSl.
l. +. BEASLEN,
Clerk II. {. McI. Co. feNas.
TuE STATE OF Texas,
McIennan county.