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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-08
AUCTION SALES.

TNRUsTEEs SALH-BY VIRTUE on A DEED
Il of trust recorded among the land records Of the
District OF Columbia, la Liber No. 0ii, Folio IA
will sell at auction at the oice Of Thomas j. Fisher
4 Co, No. 1874 street northwest on MONDAY.
the 2oth DAY Of reoruary A. D. is2, at i2oeloek ~.
all the following lots Of ground In said District, v:
Lots No. T. II, 49, a. and west half OF ls In Block No.
, Lot No g. In Block No o. lot No. 3, IN Block No.
o; Lot No a. In Block No u Lot No g. IN Block No
IS; Lots No. and H. in Block No, 10; Lot No 10, In
Block No. II, and Lots Nos. ana 0, In block NO 10
Ia Todd and Browns subdivision OF parts OF Mount
Pleasant and Pleasant Plains. Also the following
Lots In the city of Washington D. C., viz: East half
Of Lot No ~ In Drury's subdivision Of square No.
9l9 Lots No and 10 Ia Square No; 2ll; Lot No. J,
west ofsqnare No iGi Lots No 2and i3iu Square No.
1858; east 10 f8tt inch OF Lot No. and all OF Lots
No o. and in square No. 1858, ana Lots No, l, y
~, aud 49, In square No 1869
Terms-Onethid Of purchase money In cash, bal
In six and twelve months with Interest secured
by deed OF trust all In cash, nj purchasers option.
REGINALD FENDALL,
Trustee.
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FOR sALE-Houses.

FoR SALE
AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE on MCPHERSON
SQUARE. CORNER K STREET
We are authorized by General A. a. Humphrey, U,
s. A. 10 sell his elegant residence buit and occupied
by himself OH Mcpherson Square corner street,
with fine stable on detached lot on large alley in
same square The house y 30 feet front by Y ieet
deep and was constructed by of the best build
ers In Washington no expense being spared to make
IL hrst-class In every particular containing every
modern Improvement for elegance and comfort The
lot ia 10 by iOi7 and for location Is second 10 none In
the city
THOS. j. FISHER d CO.,
In23-2w 1884 4 street. near Ebbiu House.
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LNUROPE! 80. -
Ia COOKS GRAND EXCURSIONS
leave New York, APRIL y, JUNE s, ana JULY 1.
lsS Fun particulars IN special Pamphlet sent free
application Passage Tickets BY all Atlantic sieam-
lists tickets for individual travellers IN Europe by all
routes, at reduced rates COOKS ENCURSfONIST,
with Maps, by mail 10 cents.
THOS. COOK & SON,
2Bl Broadway New York,
1881 Penna. ave, washington, ID. u.
G, A. BARAT1ONL. Manager,
felAIMF-4m y. u. Box l6ll.
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FOR RENT-Furnished Houses.

INoR RIsNT-FURNIsHED, No. 1894 STREET
IL would suit an army or navy officer or private
family In want OF an elegant homei would sell on
easy terms la3l-6te
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leach ticket admits one pefson).
Single Admission Tickets Twenty five Cents
1admlttng gentleman and lady two lades)
Chidren's Ten Cents
leach ticket will admit two children.
For sale by members OF the General Fair Commit
tee and at the principal Hotels, Drug and Cigar
Stores. iQl0eDOt
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Personal.

DICHARD-PLEAs WRITE 10 ADDRESS AS
II l. you did beiOrh Republican Ohice, Washington.
Resp ctfy, CASH fe1-Se
GtALL AND EXAMINE THE 90 LIFltsIZE
7 CTnyOn Portraits that HESTER q HANDY are
making; former price s2Oi guaranteed, Photo Rooms,
i96 seventh street northwest jaSi6tt
DICrCREs BY THE NEW sTANTANEoUs
Il process. TWO Beautiful Cabinets or six Cartes
for ti, at QUARrlEI' iOl seventh street, corner
j street northwest Satisfaction guaranteed la8lm+
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71crc aobetsrtUne hoH the present 70 sJscriie yor
M Husjiea brightest and best newspaper pabiist,id At
me National topitdt. Scpd copiss 10 vo,u yrie5,a
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

IL Druggist in Washington keeps 1t but one. Iniai-
lible specific. feSd~
BEAUTIFUL-RARE.-PUR WHITE
IL ! and Maltese Kittens, handsome Aquariums,
Goldfish, Parrots, Parrokeets, Fancy Fowl great
speciality: fine Singing German Canaries, IN brass
cages, only $3.50. Call ut DOWLINGS AUCTION
HOUSE, corner Eleventh street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, teO6tE
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FOR Observation-Disclosures Houses

INoR RENT-Nos. 1872 AND 1872 sIXTEENTH
IL street northwest; each rooms; modern tm-
provements; rent seL5g each. r. II. SMITH y SON,
5ibSsYenth street northwest fo4-3t
TF YOU WANT TO BUY. sEGd- RENT OR
Trade City or COuDtry Property, come and SEQ the
great bargains al WILLIAM IL. MAIN & BROTH
Es, 81 ChaTlea Hotel corner Third street and Penn
sylYAnla avenue northwest mhl9W
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MR. JOHN NcCULLOUGu,
l;--------------;,;
UNIFORMED DArrAlo"

FEBRUARY 10 AND %, INCLUSIVE.
AT
oDD.FELLows' HALL, SEVENTH STREET..
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LOST AND MOUND.

4 OST-ON FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARH
i 2, on north side Pennsylvania avenue, from
TwpntysecOnd street. down north side OF street 10
Eighteenth street, Gold Locket and Chain aud
silver Pin of three daisies with gold centers. Reward
OF $40 II returned 10 iSS6 street northwest. feS3S
q. - REWARD FOR THE HAT TAKEN BY
~ - mistake frOm the dining-rOom at the French
bali. Return to j. M PEkREARD. fe3.StS
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WANTED-ROoms.

yNTANTED-THREE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS:
w northwest; rent not to exceed s2n per month
references exchanged Address II. NJ o., Republican,
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Card From II Delegate.

40 inc Examiner.
In the report Of the proceedings Of the
ilo orlHl convention IN the election ~
the chnirhen for the democratic execu.
tive committee Of the G2nd district, scy.
sral errors are noticed. The facts are
ss follows Mr.. X H. Kingsbury, Jr.,
was placed in nomination by Mr..
Conyers, and many delegates say they
heard no second Mr.. 4. &. Smith i'm.
mediatoly placed IN nomination the
name ui Col Dickinson uf Falls county.
Tins nomination was seconded by j. +.
Surratt, ESD IN Il short speech giving
his REASONS for secOndi K the nominu
ton OF Col. Dickinson, that he was the
chairman OF the Falls county executive
committee aud could net in the double
capacity us well, and that as Falls
county WAS central the chairman ought
to be at Marlin, etc Col. Dick nsuu
then asked to be allowed to Withdraw
his name, and said ms there was but
little honor and great deal of work IN
il, he preferred to withdraw and let
those who sought the huuuT- take II, aud
asked the gentleman 10 withdraw his
name. Mr., Smith did not SAY she
could not vote Tor klugsbury,
but simply arose and insisted
said that he thought he dickinson
would accept Gnl not decline il elected
II wa then that Mr., kingsbury got up
aud withdrew his own name and at
tented to plnce IN nomination the uame
Oi Mr.. Smith. But lac did not USE the
language Hs reported Mr.. Smith arose
and positively declined to al uw his
name to 20 before the convention, and
again called for the vote on hi. uomiua-
ton of Col. Dickinson, who at once arose
and stated that he would not decline.
bnt would accept the position IT chair.
man if rendered to him 10y the conyen-
tion. The chairman put the ques ion
and Col. Dickinson was elected by nc
clamation. Mr.. Smi lis uamv was not
before the cOnvention,Aud was not voted
for, even by kingSbury, who voted AYE"
for Dickinson. These facts Hre stated
in justice to Mr., Smith rs well rs to Col
Dickinson, and the delegation from Me
Lehman county will bear them ont ia
true. A DELEGATE
Waco, July %, 1882
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,o,Sry ASsIssmENr. 1852.
Gratifying Increase ~ TAX
able Property and keduc-
lion OF Taxes Rail
road Progress. Etc.

Nv the kindness of Rev. j. II. Richey,
county nsscssor, We nro enabled to lay
before our readers 4 synopsis Vt the IA
s.lsmcnt ru is Of 1852, now completed
The rolls show very large increase Of
taxable values over 1881, the increase
amounting 10 S1,3U3,722 The increase
IN railroad nsse-sment In SjOS,092, which
leaves hc iucrcuee Of all other property
# ?70i, G3O;the number Of acres assessod
il 5CO,gll. Valuation, S3,4S3,Oi7; lots
and improvements thereon, sl,gis,9lO;
number oi wagons, buggics and other
vehicles, 2,9l0 valuation, Sll2,SSO tools,
implements and machinery, including
this years steam engines, tl7I9SS;
mnnuin tured articles, 1890; mum
Der Of hutscr, 1850, valuation,
s.}5GGl3. number Of cattle 26,22s, valua
ton $3.50 lg3, number Of Jacks l5i, valu-
alton $3.50, number OF sheep 3T02i,
valuation 3l3i, $50; humber o goats 10,
valuation S2iO number uf hogs S,Ui5,
valuation sl2,973; merchandise SOS ,3bj;
money ca huud S22l ,63G; miscellaneous
$3.50, 173. railroads, IN IN les, lUl, yslua-
uon ;77Bj6i The grand total OF va ua-
ton il SSG'G2S2 Inst year the valus-
ton was ~T3l2,jGO
The mcreH7e 10 the valuation OF farm
lands over 1881 IL 1922, isG; increase in
lots, or town property SlGG,274. The in-
crease ~ the number Of vehicles IL 7Z5,
with corresponding ucrehse ia valua-
tou. Horses have Increased m number
2,lis; Cattle 1884 jacks, %; sheep,
9.2S2. hogs, very little reasc.
Money un hand rendered for az
scssment i- s22l,G6, against sl7j,lj9
an ucreus OF Si6iiI The state tax
for 1852 i- S3O,5747I agninst
SlO,j5OE Tor 1881, county tax 81.
1860 FOR lsS2, gainst Sll,9S3ls for
1881, showing decrease Of tuXes, state
aud county, Of ll,95I20, and this with
an increased valuation Of nearly Il mil.
lion aud half dollars, The number OF
polls enrolled thus year If 500, against
$40 Of last yenr. The number Of miles
nf railroad IN the county Oh the first OF
January 1881, was 70, which was the
Houston ~ Texas tentral; the miles
January list, 1852, was lOl, which in.
cluded the Central % miles; the Mis-
SCUM Pacific to Waco, ~ mile Tex +
md st. Louis completed to Waco, III
miles, the Calf, Colorado and Santn Fe
y miles The Missouri Pacific, from
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She Report OF The Cow
NJ Marlin

The published report " the proceed
iugs Of the two conventions ut Marlin
Friday, IN thni report appeared IN yea
terday mornings E4AMiNIR, was cub
jected to some criticism yesterday on
the part Of delegates who were present
and cugnlzant OF everything TINT DC.
Cured. From the best information WE
can gather respectable member Of the
Waco bar Tone OF the delegHtes) WA
given u notoricty, IN the report, GER
tsinly unwsrranted, viewed in any light.
1t is perhaps enough to say that this
can be traced to the preparation Of the
report, which the ExAMtNEH had rensou
to believe would be accurate aud impair
tlnl. II WINS not prepared by regular
reporter or member Of the Htafl
aud the paper wHs placed
IN the light OF lending its spuce to whnt
We have too much REASON to fear wns
not disinterested or impartial work on
the part Of the reporter. No one cnu
regret this more thun the management
We may also state in conclusion that
We are reliably informed that the motion
to nominate Mr. Foster by ncclnmntiou
came from Mt j. L. Surrntt, who went
TO the convention 0s an uvowed supper
ter OF Mr.. s. p, Mills, ot this county
The report (publishod yesterday goc
into our weekly edition MATERIAL
revised and shorn Of its inaccuracies.
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THE CITY.

-Only one poor fellow IN the cnabnose
longing tor company.
WEATHER extensively sultry after the
spiinkliug OF rain yesterday, and tar into
the night
Mis-. Ella Richardson, ui Houston, Is In
the city. a guest OF Alcr sister, Nile. Geo
Cleveland, at the Pacific hotel
Several communications and few
advertisements, received too late for at
t-ntion, remain Oh tile tor insertion IN
Tuesday morning. paper
When you see great sacks scwGd toll
and tight with -nwlust ooling out at the
seams, don't think the sacks to De- ull OF
snwdust, for there are great chunks of
cool. delicious ice In the middle. That Is
the way ice IL shipped to COrsicana and a
hundred other towns.
1t is believed in some parts orthe city,
and the tale is told with solemnity,
that one OF the elephants al COup's circus
did not exhibit but that he Killed his keep.
cr In East Waco, mangling him all ~
pieces and that lac wa, shot over there by
orders Of the manager.
Our special Telegram from Burnett
states that body, supposed to hc that OF
tli1. Wallace, was seen to pass over Mar
BILE falls on Friday. We regret the brew.
~ OF the dl-patch, MS every rImor CON
corning the fate OF the unfortunate young
man is deeply interesting to his lamlly
and friends
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THE KNIGHTS or LABOR.
An Enthusiastic and Successful
Meeting.

Yesterday afternoon handbills were
circulated III the city announc ny u
meeting to be held at the court house at
night. La response to the call about two
hundred men. ma My mechanics, ASSEM-
BLEED aud perfected temporary Orguni-
zatiOn. The meeting WA called to order
by Mr.. VIM. Lambdin, and Mr.. Tom -.
Plnnkett was elected temporary prcsl-
dent, aud Mr.. EN-. s. Hughes tenn orury
secretary. The president stated the ub.
iect of the meeting, aud enumerated the
many benefits to be derived from an
organization Of labOrers Of all kinds. mud
read the declaration uf primer les Of the
knights OF Labor, Mr.. Hughes uX-
planned how the matter was put on foot
III Waco, aud the manner Of issuing the
the call Tor this meeting.
Mr., b. L. French, being called,
responded III IL manner which Indicated
that lac fully understood the labor qucs
ton, aud heartily endorsing the objects
of the league he Sc his name to Tia,
secretarys desk with the remark
4 will send the list Oh
signers, and ! am glad such u
move has been inaugurHted.' Mr.. Is. j.
Murphy WAS called next and mnie an ell
oqucnt address which elected immense
applause. Mr.. Murphy was followed 10y
| Mr. Chas. Hodges, u composition III the
ExAMIStR Office, who spoke III a Logical
way, being listened to with rapt atteu.
ton. After remarks by several practical
men the roll WAC opened and forty-thrcC
NAMES enrolled, when the meeting nd
| jour ed to meet at the court house next
! Saturday night.
The object OF the Knights OF Labor
- the cemeuting III bonds O
| friendship mechanics Of al
trades, as well as all classes o
luborers. Ihree-fourt of the member
| ship must he workers for wages, oi
| farmers the other fourth may be from
any occupation, provide they are fneuds
to the object Of the association, except
bankers, lawyers and liquor dealers
These leagues have been organized il
Dallas, Corsioana, Austin, and otheI
Texas ci les, and are very popular witt
lahoring men. They do not propose tt
disrupt old political parties but will in
sist on the old parties granting labol
rights, they ARE asserted to have thu
far denied il. The meeting was very EN-
thusiastic, aud IL lgrge attendance is ex
pected next Saturday night, when by
laws will be distributed and the object
more fully understood.
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GRAND OPENING,
n Splendid Free Lunch and "a
Hearty Welcome.

Mr.. John Carter, celebrated caterer
to public taste, will open up the Phoenix
saloon, Austin street. near the plaza,
with grand free lunch, to which he
cordially invites all his old friends ac-
quniutances and strangers. The phm-
nix has been entirely removal and will
keep the finest imported and domestic
wines, brnndies aud liquors, cigars and
everything kept in iirst-rlnss house.
The very best skill will be employed be-
hind the bar and only the best goods be
kept Mr.. Cnrsou's long experience and
attention to the wants Of his customer
have made him Il great lo utation in
his line and his opening will be wei
coined heartily 10y the lovers Of good
things, and hibulous bon vivants Don't
forget to drop into the Phoenix gu
Tuesday and taste an exquisite lunch.
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excellent newspapers Published in the
territory contiguous to Waco-at Cor
picnna, Marlin, Hubbard, Hiilsboro,
Bolton, Temple, Meridian Morgan,
Gatesvillc, etc. These are home people,
80 to say. They visit Waco often, spend
their money here and their papers cir
culetes among farmers who trade here.
Why not spend your money with them
rather than on some wildcat adyertis-
ing scheme, that is only noticed ID cause
OF its novelty and that is too generally
worthless We should all work Ia
build mp friendly feeling with
Our neighbors. They help us along
let NJ recip Ocate. We trust
nobody will take exceptions to these re-
marks They are not aimed Mt amy one
but are general. II our business mei
will eschcw these ch.pcnny, fOrci q
advertising schemes and Tor one ycal
invest the same amounts in indicious ud
vertising IN the surrounding cOuntry
pupers they will see the good results
Try it for a year, gentlemen. 1t will pay
You big returns.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-30

The friends Of Mr. II. &. Fallon will he
pleased to learn that he has
male m arrangement with MIR.
Henry Is. NcNhall, OF New York, to
rel resent his cN cnsiyc hardware business
in this stale, Mr., Fallen has been n resi-
dent of this city lor the past ten Years, nc
lively engaged during that time in retail.
ing hardware. lie has made many friends
here, who will regret Ia lose him from
their business and social circle, but will
10 glad, M doubt, tO learn that he will
continue his residence in Waco. The cs.
adjustment represented il one OF the
largest and most reputable in tho trade
aud, rs would hc supcrllnu' to say, has Sc
cured in Mr. FallOn u repre- entatlyc Ell
trcly worthy OF the position a. p esIig
OF the house lcprc- cntcd.
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NONE INTERESTS.


The Examiner Is not disposed to throw
a straw IN the way NJ any man who is
making m honest livelihood, nor does it
assume to say % business men how they
ought or ought not To- spend money IN
cushing their business. Every mau l.
privileged to select the methods he
thinks advisable, SO FAR rs he Is con
ccrned. But sometimes happens that
We see business men investing money in
u way hat WE not only regard HS yIrtu.
PLY throwing II away but that Is also
au injustice To- home people and home
interests. Almost any man who comes
to Waco with any kind Of AN advertising
scheme can find business meu who will
patronage him. Our business
men are liberal, and in their lib
erallty they couutrnanco and sup
port schemes that will not stand the
test OF close scrutiny, A man who lives
IN another state; who has never been in
Waco before and never expectS to come
here again will go the rounds Of the
business houses and tukc away three or
four hundred dollars Tor some kind OF
novel or irregular advertising that does
the advertiser little II any good. The
mo oy Is gone, forever. aud the c n.
yasser Is never seen in Waco again.
Advertising in established newspapers
Is the best means ever found for sproad.
ing printers ink; the largest and most
skilltul advertisers concedo this. We do
not ask business men to advertise ia the
Examiner especially. We receive far
home patronage aud have no complaints
10 make. But it occurs 10 us that il a
Waco business man has money 10
spend On advertising, outside of his
home paper, he would be doing the fair
thing to distribute It among the several
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A UCTION SALE.

On saturday, July 10th, beginning be.
tween 10 land II O'Clock u m, will be SOLD
Mt auction the stock OF saddlery, harness
brides, and other leather goods say, ,
from the. recent fire in ON house ~
Bridge street. this city. The sale will mk,
place at our old stand, corner Bridge street
and public squire. Sale without reserve
Ui2Sd2t SpARRA il nERHElIN.
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Important TO Dcnicr- in Flour

itl INTERESTED uI hdffiulg or Rouf' icii
plc@e bear 10. D.D,d mat Messrs. Clr,iaud
] Cameron. loh0tssaie gr1cyrs, lFatp.
IeJa', are o.r ,Uis agents ant d,u,e-, i,il
ts ,gppl,,d Through hcp, ruth the uropie',
taror'ts Mag Fiooo," Ma,3. Il Minus
Best, aad ou. other br0Hd,. h,v keep dli
supplies ~ at ora proiuct, AMT az prices 2.
wss. any co"p,hNou tnr IKE gsadts,
MiNN \ MIMI, Pro. Brosos Mjis.
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II there ever WINS specific Tor any
one complaint then Carriers Little Liver
Pills are specific Tor sick headache, and
every woman should know this. They
are not only positive cure, but sure
preventive il mkel when the approach
10 felt Cnrtcr's Little Liver Pills net
directly upon the liver and bile, and in
this why remove the cause of disease
without first making you sick by Il
weakening purge. II you try them you
will not be- disappointed. Sold by
Tucker ~ Willis Waco, Texns,-72jlw
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4" The Great Souths'i Y

"Brazos Chill Cure, y, N
ranted for the cure OIL S y.
is a positive antidols' . n n,
has no rival as a tonic ~ y
an emaciated system ~ Y,
matte causes, and 70 N, X.
necessarily exposed y j II, I
ences, and are ATTENDED !, y
lowing symptoms, sicn I =
tite, aching of the 1a 'Vad,r,
verishness, severe heaa pay.
ton to get about, low 'Pl.
ness, chilly sensations M, n
hot, burning feyern WIN y,
terminate in bilious, ~, N
termittent fever, we w." ~
you keep a supp! , m
time and take a dose wy wv.
No other medicine is NV l,
very concentrated l ..a y /
effects in removing Ine ! 7
ments from the blood X (.
appreciate this warning n y
farmer, who is more eo n
to those atmosphere ~ W., :,
in the fall season, when y. :
crops in the midday , ,rn'
and heavy dews Of ..l li,UI M
those mslignsnt ieNe, ,.orl
lent, and TO them We ,,,. wV y,
to take a dose OF ' i'Ias'
every morning on r', ,m,'sli
avoid the danger OF I Vine
say nothing OF Tue No /
saved in the end. ,i Nv
arsenic. The physi'r roar
recommend 1t, Ask yT ~
il and take no other' ~
tie. Prepared only IIy,I p1
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MI y. VI. CArlln Is al the MCJirllAnd
house this city, representing Waller Il
kiaus, the tAilOrS, Louisville. Ky. The
reputation OF Waller ~ Klaus is such that
gentlemen in need of n really elegant suit
will not be slow TO give MIR Carlin u call
They will find him provided with sample.
IN great variety and fully informed u, 10
all the latest styles. MIR Carlin gives hi,
personal attention to the prompt delivery
OF suits ordered through him, thus fully
assuring pcrirC, satisfaction IN every case
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Mr.J NJ Cailin, ofLouisyille, is at 'he
Met iceland.
We regret to learn that Mrs. A +, Stur-
gis is still quite i'll.
Mr.. mo. Z Sparks and Willie Wallace
LEFT last night Tor Buinet, to assist In the
search Tor the body Of Gin Wallace.
Mr.. John L. Dyer and wife will take the
Missouri Pacific train Tomorrow evening
purpDsinga mouths visit to Chicago and
other points In the west.
Mr.. J. II Wheeler. Tor several years prst
travelling Tor G. Scligson Il Co.. ofGaivrs.
ton, has accepted a similar position with
Krllum Il Rotau, OF this city. aud will be
regularly Installed on tlfc first proximo.
Mir. 5. NJ. Farmer city marshal OF oui
nclghbor, Fort worth, and Mi { l.. Gar.
els, mn assistant marshal, were In the city
yCst"rlHy, and bslng shown the town by
Mi Lake Moore. Mr.. Farmer. has beer
marshal Of Fort Worth lor number OF
years past,
DR.. ". II. wilkes, stare medical cXanli
ner OF the grand lodge, knights OF Honor
will leave Tor Galveston this evening, IN,
grand lodge meeting there Tuesday. Mr.
W. ID, Jackson, ot on" OF the Waco lodges,
will Lave tomorrow on the same 'rranu.
accompanied by his lite daughter Queen.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-30

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