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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-01-26
willard Hotel Lottery Drawing
18th February. 1882.
Cd MONEY! lSTEETTN DED

" h ~ ~ n ~ ~ ~ -
LOUISVILLE, KY, November 10, 1881.
Rrso1vED. That the Boar,l of Commits
sioners consent to Il Pc tponement OF the
drawing of the Willard Hotel Lottery, until
the l4th day OF February, 1882, aud that they
will not consent 10 any further postpone
ment OF the same.
ROB'T MALLORY, Chairman.
By the above resolution Othis drawing
must and will be had on the day fixed, or
money distributed back to ucket-holders
If enough tickets are sold before date fixed,
the drawing will be had, and notice of Same
will be given through the papers.
LIST OF ES:
The Willard d Hotel RH with all S25O,OOO
One residence on Green street. $l6,OOO
One residence on Green street. l5,OOO
Two cash prizes, each IS 900. ........ 10000
Two cash prizes, each $4,000 ........ 4,0oo
Five cash prizes, each 81 900 500. OoO
Five cash prizes, each $500 -.-...... Z'ooO
Fifty cash prizes, each 800 ........ 5,OoO
One huI dred cash prizes, each $50. 5.OeO
Five hundred cash prizes, each $50. 10000
One set of Bar Furniture ............ l,OOO
One fine piano. ...................... ho0
One handsome silver tea set. ....... lou
400 boxes old Bourbon whisky $50. l4,4OO
10 baskets Champagne, $35 49,. 500
Five hundred cash prizes, each TO. 5000
400 boxes fine wines, $50 l2,O00
200 boxes Robertson county whisky $50 5000
400 Boxes Havana Cigars, SO ...... 1000
Five hundred cash prizes, each $40 -. 5000
Amounting to 1860, $50.
Whole Tickets. So; Halves 81;
Quarters, 50.
Remittances may be made by bank check;
express, postal money order, or registered
mail.
Responsible agents wanted at all points
For circulars, giving fulliinformation and for
tickets, address.
w. G.. D. WHIPS,
WILLARD HOTEL, Louisville, KY.
ian5- St.
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THURSDAY, JAN. &c, 1882.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-01-26

We are surprised TO see many Of
our exchanges publishing Rob't G.
Ingersuips Grafton over the grave
OF dead child. 1t is shivering In
its covert and Infamous blasphemy
and ought not TO he laid before men
TO read, They are already too
prone TO unbelief aud the willy ora
tory of this tall apostle Of rendition
might lead some person unwittingiy
into IN error of faith that would
damn 4 soul.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-01-26

IL is said that Gujteau's was the
best speech in the case. lie did
not rave nor make any rash re-
marks-for him. He affected dra-
matte attitudes AMI seemed to
think the airing OF his powers
OF oratory was of more impor-
lance than his defense. He broke
down once with sobbng but direct
" recovered self possession. They
blamed him for his apparent lack Of
appreciation of his peril, anu then
turn around and accuse him 81
breaking iaLo sobs for effect. His
last convulsive kick ~ the end OF
rope will be his most taking "cdect."
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-01-26

Try Gibson Z Gilberrs No. Is Rio
coffee, the best in the market.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-01-26

LAPS. d. McCORD, Editor.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-01-26
gbs RmlSshi Citizen.

PEOPRIETORS:
LAPS. D. McC0RD,
Mrs JOHN BATEMAN SMITH.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1882-01-26

nnUn Great chance to make money.
HHH III Those who always take ad-
HHE,HE vantage of the good chances
"lNE. for making money that are
OVAD oofered, gen rail- oeco m
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-15

PER- SONAI..

NJ, Inn p.nrv won't down 10 Temple
vestrr,lav
NJ, .Go, s,uryis Mt uu.bnro. came
t,i,,, S,,,jst ,nSr,ing
Dr. A. NJ Douglass. OF Hill county,
SP'"' y''"''"' ]" '''' WY
Mr. Albert VI Schocnmhn, OF Houston,
If In the uitv TO remain - few DAYS.
,,-p ,i..,,,.,,, ID. ,o,..,,l,i,. of g,s-
80. ,o , ci,,, ,,cstetlov
Al. ca,,s,o,, -, n.ris,, ,,,yc
= No'.,n.e'',, VI -, ',, -
me EAAH''h" very P''"''''' '-'''
nay
Mr. b 4 NiuiamS Il down rom il,So'
spending u iay OF two on business III t''
city.
Froo,. ,l,o san nt Mr. n Stnpdifer WI
r.grrI 10 hrnr. il uni g N. A. isnl.oR child
OF Mr, heily.
Col. NanDtn". superintendent OF the
| Texas and ST Louis railroad was in the
| city Yesterday
.-,....,..,
| WI. '. Nuc,' INV "l ''o ia 'st - p', a"
t"uht'ui' III ,ilt 'at' "nS LAY" P''
u"h IN ''e "''''e ul 'ne i ~
Rishnu Inns Parker lett yes prtlay
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NIcc Rninls ofI.mr.

A very interesting suit il on Jus ice
Evans docket, and will come up Tor trial
some day during the civil term, and is
one which inv olives some pretty and
piquant points in the law OF assignments.
II appears that some time ago firm in
Hamilton county made an assignment
aud an assignee WIS appointed. The
assignee resigned soon after his APP
pointment, and some time elapsed be-
tween his resignation and the appoint.
ment OF new assignee During the m
terval in which there WAS no acting as
signee, got possession OF some funds
which the assigning firm had in one Of
the city banks, and kept /; to pay debt
due him. The new assignee now sues
tho bhnk tor the money, 1t is claimed in
defence. we believe, that at the time the
money was attached there was no az
signee OF the firm. and that therefore tho
money was subject to attachment
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-15

The Examiner had the pleasure of Il
call yesterday from Mr., Amund Googg,
very Intelligent gentleman, who ~
Visiting Texas, taking careful observR-
tons ui the country with view of con
yeying his Impressions OF 1t to his
runutrymau across the water, lie has
travelled very extensively and comes to
the United States from South Amerlcg
He has formed quite favorable impress
sion OF Texas, and his representations
will no doubt induce many Germans Il
come here IA immigrants. At the
request Of several German gentlemen
residents OF tins city, Mr., doegg
has consented to Il liver lee
ture in Germau) ut Lyceum hall to.
night, rec uniting what he has seen IN
South America, Hs well AZ his estimate
Of this country. We bespeak for him
the consideration Of our German friends
feeling sure he will interest them lie
IN literary man, comes with letters OF
endorsement from Hon. Carl SEIZURE
and merits courteous attention. An ad'
mission fee Of fifty cents will be charged
at the door, and the lecture will com
mence shortly after : o'clock
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-15
CLEANING Up
should Cooperate
win the cry Authorities.

The CITY authorities have III TIE last
few DAYS st seriously to work to rain
of the stagnaut water from several ct
TIA, worst places in the city, aud to rem
der the filth OF alleys and bad places IA
harmless M possible by the use OF dis
iuiectants. Lime and coppras have
been given to the city chrtm N, with
,nstrnctions 10 use 1t freely, aud con.
siderable quantities have alre dy been
used We are not aware how Tar II II
int, uded 20 push the work of draining
the city or disiniecting the bad places
by means u chemical agents, but IN
view Of the wet season and the 20 ST.
bilitv Of serious sickness there certainly
would seem to every reasonable mind
necessity for going forward with Doth
schemes with the eBtest vigor, a. d TO
the utmost limit Every summer brings
with II he necessity Of urgent efforts To
keep the city pure aud dry, but TINS
summer there Is added additional stlm'
illus in the possible advent o' the yell
low fever. 1t Is hoped and be
lieved 10y good judges that that
dread disease will not reach Waco, there
ia no good reason to believe 1t VIII, hut
lts advent Ia view OF its presence IN
IeNa. and the means 81 rapid tran 1t Al
/ 'ofled 10y lines " railro d running near
affected territory ? sslbie, and IT 10 Wis,
/ dom o guard against IN" posslhle. II
/ ey. ythiug is done IN the city winch
| would be done Il u visitation o' he yer
/ low feyer were probable, aul 1t does not
come, there will be no loss, WINE a
yiyorou, prepArntiuu Tor its appearance
would mitigate tE yayages. Meanwhhr
in consideration " the depleted state Oh
Al. Dc. ais 4
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-15

Improved Iron lnyigoralor,

The most perfect and satisiIctorv nm
bination known to the prutsslnb 4.
which iron is combined ami 80 rnmnl..
Is the success of tins preparation, tb,i HI
destined to become, without a doult N.
most popular OF all the iron tonic. so a.,
IN use. And We hesitate mt To t,ll ~.
that this medicine is no secret nO>lrum a
chcaply Cotton up comp und. hut tnt,
genuine constitutional remedy. nos. a
ny those Alternative powers 50 ntc,,ur
to rccupcrate and invigurnlc the hlns
system when broken down nv that tesr.'
disease commonly called, and hly
known a dN spCpsia and indigestion, IN,
which nine.tt nths OF all our IN, iir.t r,
mate, because when the dig, stiun 4 n
paired from want of the natural salt NJ
is so important in the digestive ecoD6r,
OF man, then it is that this, NrER Ii 4
many types ~ ually called disras, ssaA,
lassiIudc and sour stumu h. Waheiulbs
mental exhaustion, impaired VITALITY, Nd
\ general prostitution OF the whole sI.ys
liver complaint. followed by night svel
| and MI diseases OF the III OoD. Liver. In
NEY and BLADpEE, that produces Ia.
fearful aChrs known as rhcumttism b,
rAlgla, backache and nervous and \
headache. And all couSuMptiycS n
weak females, who ac in search on
good tonic TO build up their c0nsttuds
cannot find, We honestly believe, a lex
ora more certain remedy On cmth. D.
bottle is sutil lent l." prove 10 YOU
wonderful medicinal properties. il l,tr
regularly according to dlr ollo'.. Al
! your druggist Tor hirKoNp' ,KuN lsn
! ORATOR., and he 49,, - take uO 9th
Price 81 POT bottle Prrpaf,d only
Tueter & Willis, Waco, Te&as.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-15

ing The fourth prohibits any bad Ian
guRge when ladies are within hearing.
Another directs the washing ~ their
clothes once week, and another wash
ing dishes once dRt. Their laws run
mp to fifteen and prohibit disrespectful
language to officers OF the prison
or visitors, or splitting on the
floor or walls, laying blankets around
loose, and the ike, and as a whole II
lived up to such M TO make an orderly
and decent community u the inmates
1t is provided very wisely that II any
one il unable to pay the naturalization
Tee they shall work 1t out by sweeping,
etc. For my intraction OF these laws
the penalty u confinement in the dark
cell from twenty to iorty-elght hours
is provided The laws OF the commu-
nifty are approved 10y the sheriff
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9Th. Great Southern Remedy

"BrazOs Chill Cure" when nyr
ranted Tor the cure of chllls anI ", a,
is a positive antidOte for nlai niing
has no rival rs a tonic for oulluiHs I
an emaciated system from suy h, q
ulatic causes, and to those %"j hi.
necessarily exposed to miaslIa', ~ n. h
ences, and are attended WIN " ~, ,rre
lowing symptoms, such a. w. i,,rt. h
tite, aching of the back anu u'I i.gS
verishness, severe headache lH i''al.,,
ton TO get about, low splrli'' ,.'risIl
ness, chilly sensations, ana e,Sp so,lj
hot, burning fover,, when uiay Al b
terminate in bilious, rellllvens b
termittent fever, we would sngE N h
YOU keep a supply on hanu ,., KID
time and take a dose three Vlll ,:ti
No other medicine Is necessa' w: z, h D
very concentrated and pOwS'eIlaaooa +
effects in removing the p9,l'Oinyo9 t 8
ments from the blood, and 10 han ID
appreciate this warning pcile' NO
carmer Who is more or less ai n
TO those atmospheric poison, v ri5r III
in the fall season, when GAIN 1I.3
crops in the midday sun, wi ,bsp ~
snd heavy dews OF morning .,o ~. p,,r
Ihos., ,nalignant fevers are mos
lent, and to them we Wol!u Cbill tgri
TO take dose of "Bra"os ,bsy wv
every morning ON rising u ,ussdaG
avoid the danger of mucll s snJ rge
saw nothing Of the time ,.a,nr5bnIas
saved in tie end. No 'itII,ys..eDris y
arsenic. The physicians p5rosgs
recommend II, ASK you, ii ts'%
il and take no other. ffi'' ~
tie. Prepared Only by Z WIS /
ru'AA"w y l''
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-15

The committee on organization Of the
knights Of Labor met las night and
perfected arrangements for the permR-
nrut organization Of an assembly III this
city, and telegraphed the organizer at
Dallas to be here Wednesday night,
when the permanent organization Of an
assembly for the whites aud also one Tor
the colored people will he perfected.
Tonight an open meeting will be- held at
the Federal court room, when the OBJ
iccts OF the order will he freely dis
cussed, aud the rolls opened Tor mem
bership to the permanent assemblies.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-15

We are pleased to note the great success
ot the grocery house oi \. Jones Taylor
4 Bro, in the Pmthcr block, which Is
largely due 10 the superior quality of the
goods the uniform low prices OF every
article, the strict attention 10 the wants OF
the trade. the correct and careful manner
ui doing business, the truthful and correct
representation Of every article, the prompt
delivery and iull satisfaction that they
guarantee in every instance. Every one
In search of real hlsl-ciass family supplies
should try them,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-15

The prisoners In the county JAN rrqUl I
any person having about the house old
magazines, papers or other literary mat
ter they -pur to END them To the
pil. There are NO doubt Rrg" quantities
OF good rrudng mat or about almost every
home that could be spared, and II persons
viii take the Iruuhlc t. sort over their old
periodicals and end thcm in, they VIII
Cunir great favor on tn" prisoners.
Confinement s wearing On the prisoners,
most ut whom are accustomed to lives of
activity, md good reading matter would
relieve the munutOny OF imprisonment
Ihc mind rust5 in - prison, the Innocent
brood over their wrongs, and even those
who are not innocent nrr made no better
by eniOr rd ill ness OF mind as well M
body. II istu be hoped that kindly dis
posed people viii heed the request, and II
II he done quite little permanent library
may he collected which the prison officers
would no doubt take pains to take care OF.
SO that II liltic circulating library might be
established. which, with occasional dona-
lions llom kindly disposed peop.e, would
form permanent prison library Any
reading matter 'lcit in the sheriff. or
other offices In the court house for the
prisoners viii be thankfully received.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-15

The patrons Of W. ID. jackson will he
glad to h, ar that he will tomorrow tax,
his old position under the skylight III
opera or at No. SO, Austin street lie
IL one NJ the most skillful OF operators
aud will hereafter give his sole personal
attention to the work. All pictures
guaranteed to give satisfaction. Those
who desire perfect pa ,tographs should
1--we him call.
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THE CITY.

.,. ,r ., ....ixat ~, three 'hous I
me .,, ~. -. snnlicatipn Yesterday
$50, tho strict vrs.
,N'hA.", Su 80 ,'oi,.J ,,,.h !, hearty
''""N az, t;' 49,. Of ,riends
W'''o"'' u! "''
Even it lawyers could he found I"
H.bt ne 'TcNas amt -. Louis gra IL. there
nu,hf fo Doc inst cause tor light before ii
i-in..ru.atcd
t ...,t,,I Me
-lnhh 'A'A7",', 'p",' n, ~
llE""' "." 80 t,t,,, ,r',,,,
IA. -, p,,L.c,rr buchanan of the
..t.,.lt,' .aronr
""''"
The young men ui tine wac" Iy"-
nm express their Willingness /" arrange
Tor q Joint debate with the san Antonio
Ivocum To ,ke place e'rh-r In "nco or
tn, 4 ann City Now what do the San
Antonio hny- saw
tt...f,.,. i.,. MANN. ,ya. arros,.
"A u''.' iin','''t ia.,' 10 ,,ti.. an ,h.
''' ln ~" ~. 10Y U.s.. ,r'',,, far.in,na an
'"h n.y. ~" 49,, ,,1 inj',ed ir
,,.s,l,I,,, ,,.,s Non bv INC don
I.', .i,r,,n IN Cn-.ir,ne
Our Marin speclH ,"ureNH ,"neI
Nsruu' NJ h.W--lnI manu-, We NJ
sorry for The 'iyc poop'' down mere Whn
must i"'I idtHrI rhA@IlH''l NJ 'He ~ .,
the special election Yesterday. Try II
again urA wear bletuI'u. II n"'ihn ~
come and all creation cant 'he'h Tue
movement.
Nj 1 A Douglnss. "a big -hecp raiser
10, un.,,,lc ro,ir,y. la. In IN" city yostcr.
ds, IRAN h,s ranchc seeking a market
f,r ,hont six hundred head Of mutton
81, bnu,l,.s has a large rrou of wool
,,i,il, hr Ia. ma, vet sold and he IN In no
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4 neritOrious Movement


AUSTIN, August l2.-The Indies " the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Of Austin have inst established free
reading room, snd their means at hand
being limited we feel impelled to appeal
to your generosity to aid us III the good
work by contributing copy OF the Er-
AMIEEB tor one year.
II you kindly respond to this request
please send it to the address OF "Peo'
Plies Reading Room" Austin, Texas, and
accept many thanks.
Very Respectfully,
Mrs. j. J. PERsTuN,
Pres w c. L, 4.
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Electric CoRsumpNlon Curr

Has undoubtedly the best repu,
ton "f any medicine lor The cure
consumption that wr have vet b.
able to find. IL is prepared rxprr,.
for cousuuIpliun, and lh"-r " hO !
affected with ii deep-sraird cough
long-standIng. A few doses give ].
mediate relief, aud II kept up will d
feet n cure. II l. very suothlng to q
lungs aud pleasant 10 take. one 20
nights sleep, free from those dreitt.
paroNysms of coughing, is worth u,'
than the price OF a half dozen bolia
Ask your druggist Iur a bottle !
once price 81 GEMS and 81 per b0rti
Prepared only by Tucker Il W-li
Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-15
Cascara Cordial.

One of the latest and most plo,s,..
all liquid csthartics, this elegant MANI man, "
ton II mahe with scrupulons csr r,'FNs
the best and most carefully selected r uoa
rial. 1t is with the greatest ple,s vn au ~
we rrcnmm, nj this very ,upeti"v 'IA
harmless remedy AS being the sai %' ny ~
surcst laxative and cathartic tor wos, ny "
males and children, now in u.e. aon =
habitual constipation and indire,tinnI %
cannot iind.anything more speedy NJ, y.
tain. 1t is combined with arnm,t W. "a
such manner that the bitterness nv a
cA'cara sagrada is completely disgI,uat'
ASK your druggist for it, and be sn ,'V !.
take no other. Fri g ~ cents her hor.
Prepared by Tucker u willi., W,e
| Texas. |
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Nerve and Tonic Elixir.

A most splendid nerve tonic and sim
alive. a sure and speedy remedy y
ne, Vousnrss, wakeiulne,s, and hl:ldA
We are frank TO admit that this NM
ELIXIR has no real OF actual 'elit't
properties direct in its combination y
that its quoting Influences are "a.
reached through its tonic effects on y
system, and when the following troueh
are experienced by the individual, 'ucl
NERVOUS HEADACHE, NEuRALGIA, kHL ~
ism, NERVOUS PROsTKAiIuN. hI0ugl' 4
by excessive drinking and sell gus
which naturally produces q wtaAee
energy and impaired vitality, then
that this POWERFUL ELINIR is most icf
rd to restore the nerves 10 their hO,'A
condition, thereby giving vigor ana y
newed strength ct he whole system Ne VIC
deranged from OycrwOik or olhfNS
ASK your druggist iOr it, aud tt u, y
other. Price 10 cents and 81 per 0nlh ,
Prepared only by Tucker a WllIlS VI"
Texas.
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nngRIng mud Tic.

lam now prepared TO furnish bnggiug
aud ties in any desired quantities
wholesale or retail at lowest market
prce. Farmers aud glnuers are invited
10 examine my stock aud prices Salts.
faction guaranteed BART MooRg,
hl0tC Grocer
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-15

1t ia q significant fact that the Star
iron works are making nearly all the
iron fronts used here, all castings for
the Rotary plow company, and other
heavy work. They offer Inducements
that cannot b0 had abroad. Lowest
prlees and iiIst.cln.s work.-0hO5dim
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-15

The best offer OF the season. The
great clothing house Of Sparks, Mallory
X Allen will sell their entire stock OF
summer clothing and fine underwear al
cost for thirty days, to make room for M
immense winter stock. A rnre oppOrtu
nifty for gentlemen wanting anything il
light OF mrlinm weight gnrments. ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-15

Death To the whole insect family Wri
nothing short ui "a iinnl determination will
result where Persian Insect Powder l.
used IN those bellows Or powder pun-
kept by Tucked ~ Willis, the whole outfit
m ..lI...n
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-15

Ladies' when IN want OF Dye Colors Of
any shade from 10 cents up, that gives
the very best Of satisfaction, then 60 10
Tucker * Willis. They have the largest
aud most complete stock ever brought
TO this market 720d6wtf.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-15

Dr Wards seminary Tor young ladies,
Nashville. Tennessee, stands about the
head ut all southern school, ior numbers
ani pioglc,s II is beautiful Tor situation,
right iu the city. hu- splcnicd buildings
ImI MIN L.INM. L. = In-. lAm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-15

We take real pleasure in complying
with the above request. The dnily
EXAMINER will be sent, and Wucoitcs
visiting the capital city will find it at the
reading 70 IN established by these ex-
cellent ladies OF the W G.. T u.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-15

Or interest to the ladies', new aud
elegant line OF dress goods, hosiery and
notions, are now to be seen at Sanger
Bros -AStc
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Mnrn Ir,.mIr Nn,lrgr.
U7ledNwGy

Nil open it, tail term with nm excellent
faculty un September iih,
SAINT T. Wight,
d., lydNVytiN President.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-15

The peoples clothiers, Sanger Bros 5
can now be found in their new buildings
next TO the McClelluud hotel.-SOGtc,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-15

The EXAMINER WAS aware that Mr.
Barnes had preached in Louisville aud
other large towns, and had head OF
Gov. Blackburn'z regeneration. 1t II
true, though, that he has sOmetimcs
preached in rural districts, although our
young friend, Walter King, may hnv,
overlooked that fact. He has left Day.
ton, declaring that his efforts wcr,
wasted in that God-forsaken town W.
meant no sneer at Mr. Barnes Hi
methods may be cranky, and we eIpec
they are, but II his labors haye led bu
one mau or woman 10 better life he ha
l lnhured in vain.
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The Great Success.

In the state. An guaranteed perfectly
pure and prices as low as such articles
can possihlV be, sold
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, August l0.-You
make a slight mistake ia your weekly
issue OF August 4 Speaking Of Barnes
you say "he preached in back rural dis
tricts whore mans natnrH drink il raw
whiskey' Barnes preached in Louis.
Vile every night last winter, and during
his services here, the house was crowded
every night with the elite OF the city,
and the Courier.Journal devoted n col
umn every morning to his sermon the
night before. Since leaving here he
has made the tour Of the principal
Kentucky cities, aud while III Frankfort
he numbered Gov. Luke Blackburn and
most Of the state officials among his
conversions.
At the time he made the remark about
a drunken man cun'essing Christ, he
was in Dayton, Ohio, (where lie now IA.
aud the r. mark was brought nbuu' 10y
the officers having moved an intoxicated
man from the room.
Although Barnes is crank aud gen.
orally admitted to be such, he does moi
/ preach in rural districts. Yours, " .,
W. b. kIS0.