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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-12-15
ROAD PETITION,

TO The Honorable The Board of County Commits
sioHers Of Montgomery County:
WE, the undersigned, citizens and tax.
w payers, hereby give notice that thirty
days after the publication OF this notice we
will petition your Honorable Board 10 open .
public road from the road leading from Lay
louisville to RaglowD. beginning on said road
on the dividing line between William b. Mob
Icy and John A. Riggs, thence with said line
TO the lands Of Samuel Riggs, OF O., thenee
through The lands OF said Samuel Riggs, OF
g., the nest eligible route 70 the dividing
line between Ulysses Griffith and Charles II.
Griffith, thence with said line to the end
thereof, thence through the lands OF the said
Ulysses Griffith to tho lands Of Willie n. Grif-
fifth, thence through the lands OF said Willie
II. Griffith the most eligible route near the d.
yidlng line between the said Willie II. Griffith
and u. Riggs, OF s., thence through the
lands Of Nicholas McAbee and J. W. Jones
the most eligible route to the public road
leading from Unity to Ragtown.
ULYSSES GRIFFITH,
|. Ut. WAKEFIELD,
EDWIN WATERS,
u. II. GRIFFITH,
DAVID GRIFFITH,
7. Il. RIGGS,
W. y. M0DLEY,
JOHN q. KINSEY,
RlCHD II. GRlPFlTH,
nov l7-at And seventeen others.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-12-15
O r . e r NISI.
Emeline Barnes and others vs.. Christopher
q. Barnes.
In Tie Circuit Court for Montgomery County,
siniag asa Court Of Equity.

nRDERED this 9th day OF December, in
" the year 1882, that the sale made and
reported by James b. Henderson, Trustee for
the sale OF the Real Estate OF John Barnes,
deceased, 10 Henry Nichols, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary there
OF be shpYn on or before the LIST day OF Janu-
airy next: Provided copy Of this order be
inscrie in some newspaper printed at Rock.
vile, IN said Montgomery county, once in
each OF three successive weeks before the 81
day OF January next.
The Report states the amount Of the sale to
be $2,6c0.
u. B. PRETTYMAN, OK
Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
True copy-Test.
dec s.4t v. q. PRETTYMAN, Crk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-12-15
Trustees Sale
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
In Montgomery County, Md.

DY VIRTUE Of power contained in a
ID Deed of Trust from Catharine Stubbs
and John B. Stubs to George Peter, Trus-
tee, bearing date the 18th day Of June, A.
D., 1871. and recorded in Liber E. B. p, No
8, folios 1866, &c, one OF the Land Records OF
Montgomery county, 10 the Stale Of Mary
land, the subscriber will offer at public auc-
ton, on the premises, on
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-12-15
NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed
Examiners, by the Commissioners OF Mont
gomery county, to ascertain whether the pub
lie convenience requires the opening OF a
public road pet!tioned for by 4. L. Tschi6ely
and others,
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE to all interested
that they viii meet on The premises, SATUR-
DAY, 80th OF December, 1889, at 10 O'Clock,
A. n ., 10 execute the commission as aforesaid
JOSEPH THOMPSON,
SAM'L N. s WILLIAMS,
HAMILTON CkA WORD,
dec ltd Examiners.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-12-15
1867 ACRES OF LAND,

located about ibree-fou rths OF mile north
east from MitchelPs Gross Roads, and about
one-half OF mile from the Brookeville Turn
pike, about eleven miles from the District Of
Columbia and three miles from Knowles Sta
ton. on the Metropolitan Branch Of the Bal
linore and Ohio railroad and adjoins the
lands OF Charles ID. Gilmore on the north,
Maria l. Noand on the west, and Osborn
Cecil on the south.
The improvements on the said land consist
Of a LARGE FRAME
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- - - &C.,
PERSON Al.

NJ. wu Elmonds came In from p.ni.
.on' Yesterday
MIR + wrs,h,ook oi ror.p, is il,
tho div. n ,,uc.t ot,h, Nr,VrliopJ
Mr.. Pleas Williams ct Jone.h"'"' iaa
Mr. Richard HurIhlm leaves tn. even
ing Tor vanderbilt university, AT Nash.
vile, Tenn.
Maj /. G. lihhs and mmlly al" home
nom pleasant tTip OF several weeks tp
Mississippi
cant = & I-rsbs,, o,uu.h,,, ,yh,.
,va. ntnyn yas,nr,l,y ro,nrnrJ ,r No
ryrninv train.
Con / II nohor,.o, ,o. -o,,r,.i Tram,
, hrjnt t,,,,, IL, L,r,ti, and no, ,.,,,,i,'.
Ivo,, al We
Mr. j. h. PcnTy and laiy, OF Bolton, are
| In the city visiting relations aud viii Re
wa" ''''''''''
Nj, and Mr- L. H. GornHn turc Mis-,
! Della lluOhyl, returned yesterday from
! their hrila trip to western cities and the
lakes.
NJ. ~ IA t..A,.... :. ,l. ,... III.
n', " 20. ~ , "'vNs"", ~ 80
! Nhcr,, Ia. viii s,teni tLr EnuLarhiIt mi
vrr.iiy
Capt NJ -. Herring leaves to day tor
Baltimore, TO attend the grand iulSr of
the world, Independent order ut Odd
Fellows.
", r,.,,,,, n-.,,t a,,,l...,,..., am
,Is 10 ", ,t' 'i,,' ~ '''' s"". = ~ a.;
i,n,isJ 10, ,i'i,i.
'''I ,',,s "''o" nv ~"
'''1 "'''''''''
Mr.. Charles h. Davidson OF San Fran.
CISCO called Yesterday IN company with
NJ COUSIN, H. Nj Ewing, Esd OF ms city
MT l'hVldtuh NiS't0 lrN1s oha visit ana
prospecting tolT and VIII probably invest
largely IN real estate
Mrs. T. 4. Sturyi. yyas :, .u,inglv snn,..
yyhnt imur,y,d In cnnditint y.st.r,inv
morninU. but In the aitr,nnnn tL.r,. ,v,,s
AMIN "A recurrence of uniuycrsL,. mn.
toms and bst niyht hrr cl, mos. lar r.r,y.
erv were ss douhtuul AZ over
MI Marion Robertson, Of Toledo
passed. throuSh me cry StSteruhy on re-
turn rom IMP oil eighteen months Il
1 New heHiGo' wh're nc bought soVora
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-27
L. n. Mar-haI Mckee ON the
Situation

United Sta es Marshal Mckee, who
returned from Austin Friday, takes u
very cheerful view uf the prospects for
the coalition movement IN this state.
He says the republican convention
settled the question OF republican sup
port OF Wash. Jones' aud actually talks
IA though he expects Jones to be
elected. Judge Mckee says there will
be Mt least three anti-demooratic con-
gressmon elected from Texas, and pos
sibly five. He feels sure that Tom
Ochiltrce, Gov. Davis and Judge Cham.
beers will be elected. In the Legislature,
h- sRya, the independents and rcpubli-
cans will be strong enough to hold the
balance OF power. II must be remem
bered, however, that Marshal McKe il a
very ardent republican, who doubtless
prognosticates rs he would Ike to see
things work out, With reference to hi-
qualification AZ Marshal of this dis
trict it may be stated that i will not be
later than September 9th, by which
time Judge Mccormick promises to be
hnck from Wnukcsha.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-27
The Great Southern Remedy

"Brazns chin ,ure " which IA
rauied tor The rnr. of cbills and h
is A positive autidou, Tor malaril
has no rival ~ y tonic for buildAit
Am .mnriatrd 4ys,cm from ,uck f
matte causes. aud Ia thuse Who 3
necessarily exposed 10 mias matte d
ences, and are attended with ha !
lowing symptoms, such ~ loss Old
tite, aching ct the bark and jOinr /
verishness, severe headache, indlgaI
ton to get about, low spirits, sleSga
ness, chilly sensations, and evenilt
hot, burning fever, which may ia I
terminate in billions, remittent o.
termittent fever, we would sursess
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THE CITY.

Three warrant, were issued by Justice
Davis last evening.
The civil tern! in Justice Davis court
viii open tp morrow.
--JudgIuy by the character OF the init
In tie river tur the past two day. and
mragrc reports IL b. to De- feared that
hundreds OF iarms havc been submerged
on the upper river
Ten bales Of cotton were received yes.
tcrday and sold az prices from lui TO II
cents The staple OF the new cotton Is
said to be very line but the grade not
equal To that Oi last year. owing 10 the
dense shade 10 which the lower bolls are
Obliged to open.
Mir. Jos Rose living near the AquiIIa.
rcpotts - great des of the bottom over
flowed THE water, though not In his
cotton, was up to tho ears In his corn
field. on the Burton place sixty acres OF
cotton Is all under W tier and n" old Sod
berry place Is badly overlooked.
The walking match closed nj 1890
by the withdrawal OF Harper. The score
stood AS follows, Harper, POI miles and
two lap; Crook, 2UI miles aud q laps.
Harper had been sick bat had showed tine
powers MS walker Hni great endurance
Much sympathy WAS eNpressel lOr hi a
The festive watermelon is on his last
legs and Is rapidly disappearing from The
public gaze mud Il may be u long time he.
tore We look upon lite Ike again, II ON,
we've To Iigc by impressions he would
estimate that about one mi ion five hut
drcd thousand melons hnd been eaten
here IN 5 sensnn
At the store Of Massey Il Blades art
h.ss4 "A. tasltlt .1..
guuce might be mistaken tor costly work
IN walnut or other fine wood, So iinr X tn,
construction and 50 elegant the painting
granting and vanishing They are HON,
work and made by two carpenters In .
lille leisure time. The makers me Mac
in.Aw IL Riddle.
A very large green tree, torn up by
the roots. swept down the river yesterday
evening ana striking III" pier OF The Mis-.
sour Pacific bridge lodged there bring
ing "a great pressure OF water 10 bear on
the pier. Workmrn on the bridge rugged
up apparatus and descending to the water
chopped the tree IN two, relieving thu
strain on the pier.
"A report that the BrayOs bridge q
the Gulf, Colorado and Santa.f e had beoI
washed away, WAS current last evening
hut could be traced to no reliable source
There is large wushuut hrtNcen McGrc
gor Rnd Fort worth, and the Marrow
Gauge here Ia said To he refusing irclgh
for Fort Worth, but the extent OF tn
washout is not certain.
MIR. Gland Stubhlcheld, who lives tw,
miles south OF the city, sent into this ollie
Yesterday stalk OF growing cottol
which, in the ,uphonious language III til,
street, takes the rag OH the hnsh," an,
exhibits the marvellous iccundlty OF thi
years crop. The main stalk Is seven lee
hiph II has live branches md It contain
l63 developed bulls with good many up
per precincts 10 hear from 30 bolis mn,
squares.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-27

Ins IL undoubtedly very nent
method Of extending the courtc-icr that
nre also reminders to people. and 1t IS
every why prol cr and com mendable.
But hy WAY ~ contrast Hs nu illustrn-
tou o.! religious mcthuds It will rec II
10 Wacoitce who were living here ~ 1876
some OF the vigorous u'rau7 that char
hcterilcd Brother Penu's great meeting
TINT year. Many brands had been
matched from the burning, but there
we're yet a few not willing to be perauad
ed-hard cnscs. who wouldn't yield to
ordinary treatment Major Penn was
equal 10 the emergency He utilized
the postal service and besioged these
sinners on every eide. one Of them
would go TO the postoflics after break
i,st and from an innocent looking en-.
velope, thnt the business man sinner
expected to contain u remittance or IN
order, he would extract card with
these printed words
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-27

trouble and in very short space NJ
time. We have seen il tried in u garden
in this city, and there certainly
was never anything like ii
\ reporter OF the EXANiSRn saw tens
~ thousands Of ants killed in a few min
utcs by single application ~ this won.
derful compound. 1t will kill anything
that burrows in the ground. Full di'
rectiona for itR application will be given,
and one dollars worth vi ] Immediately,
certainly aud efectually rid any yard ur
garden " ants aud other destructive in
sects 1t IL certainly II matter nf CON
graduation that this valuable discovery
has been made, aud its Introduction IL a
credit to the enterprise of Messrs. Tucker
X Willis, who control its sale under heir
exclusive agency Tor the state IT Texas
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-27
hit,
Improved Iron lnyigOrato,

The most perfect and satistsc,o,.
binntion knowR to the prot a..
which iron is combined and 81 ~.
is the success OF tins preparation N.
destined to become, Witnour a do
most popul"r OF all the iron tOSs.
in use. And we hesitate NOT IN ~ n
that this medicine is no secret no.,,.!
chcaply COTTON up compound. I'm, l.
genuine constitutional remedy ~.
ing those Alternative powers so NJ
to rccuppratc and inyigorate ,he h.
system when broken down by tbs =.
disease commonly called, and n
known a, dyspepsia and ndiyestio, 4
which nlnc-tcnihs OF all our Ms fr,
mate, because when the diu Stion n
paired from want of the nalunl M
ia so important in the digestive ep@,,
OF man, then II Is TINT this.,YipgR n
many types, ually called 1iscas,s,ri
iasSiiude and sour stomach, wake,vI.
mental exhaustion, impaired yilallr ,
general prostration of the whole 4,
liver complaint, follow ell by night 4.
ana all diseases OF the BLOOD, LlyHt
My and BLADDKH, that produce \
fearful aches known rs rhrumatsH
rnlgia, backacho and nervous AMI
headache. And AL cOnsuuptNs
weak females, who ave in search ,
good tonic to build up their cOnsls-
cannot find, We honestly believe d
ora more certain remedy on ealN
bottle is sufficient to prove to Id
wonderful medicinal properties, 1 I
regularly according 10 dirCtiOn
your druggist Tor lMrRnvEn lROS d
ORATOR, and be- sure to take 90
Price ~ per bottle. Prepared %,
Tucker & willis, Waco, reXaE
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-27
UNiQuE METHODS.
How People are Hcminded of
ueiIaiou- Opportunities.

The Houston Post says Housto.
MAN. recently in st Louis, shows Ms u
card which WIS dropped into his hat
Sunday morning. When lie came out OF
the dining room. 1t ia u uoyol idea, TO
say the least, and might be adopted with
good effect here in Houston. The card
was printed ON both sides, and read M
follows
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DEATH TO ANTS.
& Perfect and Certain Insect,
eide Compound.

Messrs, Tucker n Willis, our live and
widc-awake Third street druggists, have
recently purchased the state agency for
one OF the most novel, certain and de-
sirable inventions ever produced in this
age OF wonders. II Is "a compound by
which yards and gardens can be cifectn-
ally and permanently rid OF our greatest
pests, the large red and small ants The
directions for its use are simple, and it
can be applied by any person, withou
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-27

pranO. alto voice, who il to visit Waco
with Bachelor & Dorris's circus IN De.
tobcr, will create great surprise. Hardly
more. however, than the trade and r,,aiI
customers will experience when they
make hu invcstigatiOn and lind what e1
ira bargains are t. he had IN standard
brands of ,obaccos, cigars and smokers
goods generally ut a. Hers tobacco
emporium, Austin street, Waco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-27

W nr, mar rcc.iciag Il ro, iood VI
Pine Wcsts,m PotG'ocS dady and ar
pr.prcd ~ mn mtH djspotch any
ami all ordccx NJ forrest mdrkci
p.,cc, oUd purchasers "ced nat Jco
dccon ny meg pr' H5rioi"g IN spicAd,d
coHdif,ou ANIL 'cM Keep any reason
bio length 81 tne.
CLEGELAND Il C.AMEHO y
~ en-
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4 Morthy Ambition.

Having been in the rctml grocery and
produce business tor over seven years
and drvoting our whole time, energy and
attention to the wants Ut the Trade, we
are confident that all will agree with rs
that II is 10 the mutual interest OF both
the buyer amt seller To handle and CON
sumo only HE l'lr,st nt goods, and there
fore we have determined To supply our
patrons with the very best Of good, and
sell them AT As low II not lower prices
than many can sell ntultcrltcd goods.
We respectfully nsk YOU TO vhc us -
trial. A. JoNE- TAYLuK II RRo.
Nos { md pmther Block
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-27

Is Tor sale TO customers by the following
dealers:
r. W. PEW.
JNO. VOID, Avenue saloon.
j. I. WILSON, ST Charles Saloon.
SOL LYONS, Commercial saloon.
II. j. SMITH, Grocer
JOHN CARSON, CarsoR's Saloon.
BART MOORE, Grocer.
McCLELLANDH HOTEL BAR.
j. !. GARLAND.
". W, WHITAKER Gilt Edge saloon
W. n. ROPER, Pacific Hotel.
JACOB KAHN. East Waco.
KFRKOW a NIGEL Palace saloon.
SIMON jos EPH, star saloon.
UNION HOUSE saloon.
NARROW GAUGE saloon
The trade supp lied by l. A. Gclistcin
Wholesale dealer in fine liquors, Waco
Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-27

Rev. VIM. Massey pasIor Of The above
church, CONNIE ned protract,i meeting
several days ago. in anticipation of It
grand revival. The meeting mas been pro.
crossing dining the past week arf will
be confined, AZ the c.osc Of the sab
hath school exercises thI- morning there
viii be- q missionary society organized iUr
rbc yourg people otfhe chWch, to raise
means Ter both home snl foreign mis-.
lions. sermons this morning, afternoon
and light, u The usual hOur.
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DlssOLUTlON NOTICE.

The firm of Holland " lIell, proprIetors
OF the Horse Shoe Ihratrr, in Waco
Texas, is this day dissolved nv mutual
consent. by the retirement Of NJ. Il. ilol-
land. From this late John Bell viii alone
be- entitled to collect debts due the late
firm and he hereby assumes liability OF sll
the debts at the old firm In retiring from
the lnte firm NJ Il Holland hcspenks a
continuance OF the public favor for MI.
John Bell, who will hereafter carry ON Tia.
business tor his own nccnun'
NJ. f. lIoLLANp,
ions liEII.
Waco. August y. lSs2 S12lw
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Root Race! Foot Race!

Don't forget that Foot Race this even
ing ut De Francis garden, four mile
dash, prize, gold medal. Race TO begin
at fonr o'clock. The race will be m
exciting one End hotly contested Both
men ARE tine runners aud have made
recnrd.--..dlt.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-27

Tirst baptist thurch- Rev. II II. CARROLL
N D Services At u a M and : ~ = IN
st Paul. Episcopal Churoh--iev. A
Roger. rector. services at II a IA. - night
serN IS.
Methodist Episcopal Church on account
OF Hines. u the pastor no morning services.
SUNDAY school hour chanseiffo to , IN.
Finh Get Methodist; Churrh.-Rev j.
Shaw pastor. Services at u = III snis %. m.
G-rmsu Eyangeucal--R r. wenlur u,
10 D. "a. AL %. m
second street Presbyterian Cuurch--Rny. =
4 King. ID. p.I8 NJ, aud ~ p. M.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-27

AlSnys avoid harsh pufgativc pills.
They first make you sick aud then leave
you cnnstipatrd. CRrterts Little Liver
Pills regulate TN, bowels aud make you
we'll. Dose, one pill. Sold 10y Thicker
\ Willis, Waco, IcNus-s22lw.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-27

The following postal card, received by
MIR. Branch Watkins, yesterday morning,
explains itself:
tuluHAUo CRY. Texas,
August ~ lssS.
HnLEtu WATKINS, kSQ. Waco,
DIAN SIR-ptT old frirI Il RRnil,mAn dropped
dead on the street here this morning. The duo
tors say he died with heart disease. lie wAd
i,ccntly buried am the only one here WIN
knows Anything " his pn-t history lie left
hero You had better molly his relatives az
you know anything Ut them) OF his death,
q. W NHIrH
Mr.. RaudemRn, II we are not mlsiu-
formed, wnH "a native Of North Carolina,
lie came to Waco now nearly ton years
ago and engaged IN the grocery busm tss,
Then he bought cotton, wool, hides,
grain, etc, operating successfully tor
many years until leaving for northwest
reNae year or two siucc, He had some
faults. M IN the case with every man
living, but they did him more harm than
anybody else, He had big heart and
never turned deaf ear to the call Of
distrGss These qualities made HIM
many friends, who will be sorry to hear
Of his death MIR RRndleman was never
married, but We think he has II brother
somewhere in cnatorn Texas Hour cX-
chHuRos in TINT section will republish
tins it may meet the brothcr's oye.
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yInsnnIg Nafi.a.

Sick committee Waco Lodge No. W
for the ensuing month. j. W Downs,
C. T. Oates. J. H. Gilmcr, A. j. Hollo-
way, NJ d. Herring, j. q Harm on.
J H. ELaIS, NJ W,
J. b. GILMEn, Secretary.
August 20, $50
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-27
Ihe weather To.Dny.

The signal service bureau reports the IN
dicallons tor to-day tor the West Cult
states. local rains. southcrly to westerly
wind-, slight change In temperature.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-27
CONNECTION

GALVESTON with aGIlO1
of Steamers ior,key West ana NsF M NJ
Morgan Line for New Orleans Y d
nola, Corpus Christi, Browns'uT
Vera Cruz. yppt
At ARCOLA with /, q IL y, h ~, 4
Columbia and towns in BfazoITIS y A
atROSENBERG with t. a. h., ~
railway, (Sunset Route lof 90 'a ~
Weimar, uarwood, Luling, SAL W.. y
MO, Lareio, Uvalde ana WI
Texas and Mexico; also for h9 0."',i,
Star and Crescent Route ior N 49,
Orange,Lake Charles, the lechg, ~ "a
New Orleans and all points u US MAJ
east. North and East; win Ny NJ
Texas x Mexican railway ioT Wa
Victoria and stations on that ll i,,, ID
Il SEALY with TtHaS m .t'ss,i, 3
way Tor PattisOn, Leslie "imV~'
Houston. ~ 81
At BRENNAN with H. 4 a| 81
way tor Hampstead, Leuoe"S
dlngs, McDade and Ausilh'y p nd
Al MILANO with !. a T.. 81 81 BseI
a T"
Rock Georgetown, Austin, s 'anp5 Ia
New Braunitls. san Antonio aau -
AT TEMPLE with Missouri
railway for Waco o., Tey,, 90
AT McGREGOR WIN 1corisa
Louis railway Tor Wsco, A. GEss
Athens, Tyler, Mount Pleasln4
Texarkana. C,stril y
At MORlIAN with Texas T I,,sIeI. y
way Tor Waco, Ross, llle2 o.. w.
co and all points on that ll .i,b VS.
AT PORT WORTH WV, ,..GilV,r
Pacific ana Texas Pacific ~, ,ar h ~
ali points on those lines Il III me ~
Santa Fe, San Francisco i wv 81 s.. "
CoasI. and Tor Kansas Clly ,,,oiol. W /
Chicago, New York and sli PV
East and West. ,anls
Is-see that your tlck-lz rra,h rv.s..
IkFor mii Information adI'' ,,a-gkJi.
OSCAR 6 f Pss' w.
GALVESTON ibi
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-27

Hctur.r- OF Steam Engines, Boilers ana
saw Mills.
ERIE, pENN., June 5 l-N2.
To whom II May concern
Z. a Heating ESD Of Dallas Texas. has
been appointed sole agent IN the state OF
Texas, ior the sale OF MI kinds OF ma hin
cry manufactured by us.
EmE Cry lRoN WoHRs.
hy GO SELDOM, President.
New York office and warcrooms Is
CORTLAND street.
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The dry goods palace, Sanger Bro-

Always 20 10 Sanger Bros when YOU
wat good shoes, every pain. warranted.
Nhocs IN M every one, men, women and
children -s27lW
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DALLAS, Junr, IT, ISN2.
ru whom u May concern.
We understand certain unscrupulOus
parties In Waco are claiming to represent
the Erie city iron works and br able 70
take orders for their good-, at the same
time representing them 1T int, rior and
Offering al figures away below what il
costs to build. IN order to sell other work.
We brand thcs,. parties as frauds and p'u-
,iun the public against them. We have no
regular agents At Waco at present Tor the
Erie City factory, but shall be- plclscd
to- appoint any good firm or man TO re-
present them there, and In Joining terri
tory. {. a. KEarING.
Correspondence with buyers OF engines
and boilers solicited
Sanger Bros are next door to the Nc
Clllaua hotel uu Austin street S!7l
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WELCOME

Morning Worship, 1890 a IN.
Bible School, II IN.
Young Peoples Meeting, 40
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Evening Worship, 2 p. III.
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I he best shoe made for mems wear. tor
durability and comfort, T.. BOydcn cos
make, the only shoe fit to wear, at Sanger
Bros S27lW
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And another, who perhaps expected
a letter from swesthcart, would open
hns envelope to find an enclosure ap-
prisiuR him