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STATE OF MAINE


HAN,D,k Sc curt II irpbats. Ellsworth ~+p-
mb,sr Term. 4. u. l,,..
Account, haylu. been d!cd tor settlement in
estates ct
ASA WINGITT. late NJ SCENTS Ldaad
Cornelius " A-gayi EN'r.
IO>EPH LIZ MS. iIty m Burkspart
Iattlry l.. I.,sl-, A,Imr
4. w. & 4. J. FOX. " kiistrorth. h.soi-
rent DEBTORS.
julia r. priuAwAtcr representative IT Arthur
DrInkNa iatp Assignee, deceased
ORusELn.- That tie said accountants give
npt t. ali persons o. lor,-tesi. ny vAt-lns copy
Of h- nT1irr tn be puh,t-hryl three weeks -cr'--
.yry "a the Ii-NHTtl American hat th,s may
q, pear AZ - Probate q CURT 60 be- holden AZ t,l-
urtn oh he second " Wednesday Il rrt- neat tl
ten Of thu cllsA 90 She forenoon, aud OK r4u-c
II Au sury have, why IN, -Hmc should not lie
allow
81 PARKER II G. h. Judge
At r-t -CH,s = Dpl.il. K.gi Co.,
\ tgu. .apy ,tt.-t g.. ms l. i''HE, Res.
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If YOU are sick and troubled with dys-
-. hroyn's Iron Biitsrs viii cure you.
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Notice !!

WHEREAS my Witc War; Young has IN mi
w uc,l As.i h..arl ,lthaut an. ,4-t AUS tuI- .
d. ave nau That shall pAy nn bIil- Of her ,"u
trading After iIii- late
ADD<IRkM lDt ~
pti-. sgt A. l>~2 sway
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To the Honorable Ju ige OF Probate for the Coun
~ Of Hancock
u'nE undersigned. widow Of James T osguod.
/ late Of Ellsworth IN said Couuty. deceased,
respectfully represents, that said deceased TED
possessed Of Personal kstAtT, an Inventory II
which has been duly urucd into the Prob, te
On that her circumstances render u ur'c>
-Ary that she shnulI uayc mnrr uf said Pcrsa al
Estate { an 81. Is entitled to a distribution
thereof, she therefor pray- that yt-r Honor
would grant her such Allowance uut of sid Per
nal Estate. Ia y-ur discretion you may lie,
tcrmine ssary and proper.
LANiNIA " OsGOOD
sept 5. lSst.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK s. Court ~ Probate, Elisw Jrth.
september Tenn, \. a.. l>s-
lyon the forgot : Petition. OEpFREp That
said ipw give public tice oaB persons Liter
e,l, hy causing copy ~ ut, urtr 10 ~ pub
u-h,i three weeks -ucCr--iyriy the tll~W ortt
American a newspaper printed sn klisw rth, m
SAID County. that They my appear At . Court 81
Probate fpT said ouuty g. be- held at kltsWu ON
The second W dncs'iAy II %. tihCr next 1t ten of
the C,sk IN tht rcnOou. amt >hpn cause, II my
they have, Why the rar should not be- granted.
SIS -. PARKER rue n, Judge
Attest -CHAs. T. DoRK. Register.
\ true c"py test - HAs =. DuRR, Register
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THE subscriber hereby gives publ motto, 70 all
cone Tne !. uai IN has been duly appointed.
and has taken herself tn" trust Of EArcutTIN OF
he lat " i'll testament Of Harriet hTslA . Is .
Of Deer Isle ia the County OF Hancnck deceased.
By giving bond the law di EFT she therefore 10
que al persons wis indebted Ia the said
de ea-sd estate. 10 make mediate payment
and those who have any immediate demand.
thereon t. exhibit the same for settlement
JANE MARSHALL.
Sept a.. lss2. 3wto'
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Orla nd.

Sept. 80.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-07

The Sick Committee of waco Lodge No
90. tor the ensuing month are J. 5. Willis
John Void, .. Wheat and W. /, Cochran.
J. ". SPEIGHT, w. NJ
J.B GILMER. Secretary
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VHE STATE OF TENAS.
Inthe County Court May Term, A, D.

In the County Court May Term, A. d.
1882.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of Me-
Lehman COMMUNICATING:
You are hereby commanded, that by
making publication OF this citation in
some newspaper published in the county of
McLennan. if there be a newspaper pub
lished in said county, Out if MOI, then in
the nearest county wherea newspaper is
published. tor -four weeks previous to the
return day hereof. you sOmmon q. W.
Aston, whose residence is unknown,to be
and app, ar before the county cOur! to be
! holden in and for the county OF McLennan
at the ctur1-house thereof. in Waco on the
third Monday in May. lSS2. file number
being 93S, then and there To answer the
Ipetition Of Henry b bolton and George
| L Doltou. traders doing business under
! the firm name ana style OF DolrOn Bros,
! fled in said court. on he 1t day OF April.
| \. D 1882. against the said q. ". Aston
aud alleging in substance a follows. to
wit: Dttend"ni made. eXecued and de-
| livcred unto plaintiff, his certain promiS-
Sorv note in the sum Of three hundred and
| torfv-siX dollars and Sc cents dated July
| >. 1873, aid payable tour months AFTER date
with interest on same at the rate Of 10 per
| cent. per annum. and 10 per cent. ices and
| expenses fer collecting s1me if not paid
when due. which said note. nor any part
thereof has ever been paid, wherefore
| plaintiffs sue.
Herein fail not, but have you then and
| there before sad court this writ, with our
return thereon, showing how you have eX-
ecuted the same.
Witness. J. W. Baker, clerk of the county
| court OF McLennan county. Given IN
der my hand and the seal of said court,
in Waco this The 9TH day OF April A. d.
! 1852. j. W. BAKER.
Clerk County Court McLennan CO.. Texas.
| BY 0. w. DAVID, Deputy.-dettO42l
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The Merchants, Prospects

are usually uncertain at this season
of the year, and the prudent retail
dealer should buy in small, frequent
orders, and get his goods to his store
on short notice. Merchants handling
plows, handled hoes, nails, tinware,
glass and queensware, by sending
their orders to r. E. Burnham, this
city, can get their goods quicker, say
ing time, and really cheaper than to
buy east. Burnham buys direct from
factories and importers. Buying in
large lots and shipping by car entire
ly, gives him profit sufficient to sell at
the same price as wholesale houses i'll
the large cities. We would advise
merchants to write to Il. E. Burnham
fer prices, or send their orders at
once.
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SIDGhan..

Gentlemen already know, havin" long
since found out that we are the leading
ClOihiers in Texas. Our immense city
trade md our outside order list have de
monstrated to us that such must be the
opinion of us. Assuming this to be the
fact, we do not quietly sit down and deem
orr work accomplished. Texas is too large
81 state for that. and we know it, and are
therefore ut work improving in every par
tiCular. To such an extent has this i'm
provement been noticible this season that
our customers will be more than delight
ed. Nobby businoS IS suits we are show
i'm in greatest profusion, with patterns ~
numerous rs the styles, the trimming
and makeup superb, and prices lower
than ever.
Mems dress suits viii be shown by us
IN all the latest designs. while our boys
and childrens department will be filled to
the brim with styles that are new and
goods that are Servicable. a visit OF in
spection is respectfully solicited.
SANGER Bros
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NITATION.

CD. Buck vs.. c. f. Patterson ct ais
suit pending in district court, McLennan
county. Texas. May term. 1882.
TIE STATE OF TfNAS, 10 the sher-
! i'll or any cons able OF McLeunan county
greeting:
| You are hereby commanded that you
summon. by publication, John b. Wood
whose residence is unknown. to be and
appear eiore the district court. to be hOl.
! den in and for the county OF McLcnnan.at
| the courthouse thereof, in the city OF
| Waco. on the first Monday in May, 1882
then and there to answer the petition OF
G. j. Buck, filed in said court against said
Joha &. Wood ct AL alleging IN substance
thar: OH or about January 5, 1871, said
| Wood eXecut ii and delivered to {. F.
| Patterson. then Wood and his sister, his
deed of conveyance of his interest in amt
to 3U3 acres Of lHnd,a part OF The NJ. Moore
one third league in McLennan county,
Texas, inherited from the estate of his
father and mother. and that on said ,Ianu-
airy ,. 1871, Saij NOOG was - minor under
twenty-one years OF aye, and that said
Patterson conveyed SAID land, or Il part of
it, to defendant. l.. Hofl. +. and prayS that
said deed to P4t.pr e., he Row d' ciar. Il
binding and fully lati Il by saii Wood ne
II win. become tNrut'-Jl years # are
about December q. 1879, now nearly three
years past. and that -,Gd Wood sHow cause
why piaintit} -hoaid not have such decree.
Herein tail not, JlJl have you then and
there before said court this writ, with
YOur return thereon, showing how You
have executed me same.
Witness. i. f. BelZ.iy. clerk OF the dis
trict court of McLenndu county. Given
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FOOD FOR REFLEGGlON.
VIA Tor ERinchnan and His Nam
moth Warehouse.

We had occasion to pass Major Hincfl-
mans mammoth implement and machin-
erv house at IL and sc Austin street, and
we're informed by the bOOkeeper that his
sales on wednesday were S3,C0O,On Thurs
day $1,000, snd that his trade is all he
conId ask. The Major now has S75.-
OOO took of goods, and has his twO-story
house 40 by l65 stored full, besides his
three houses, platform and cellars on
Bridge street. and the Missouri Paclllc de-
pot platform full. He says Mr.. Gates,to ma
surprise, refused 10 telegraph
Gould TO add three acres TO his piatlorhl
TO unload on. You can find in ms mouse
ANYTHING from pillow bolt TO lou morse
power engine or forty inch cyIlhueI
thresher. He intOrmes us OF sotile lti-
mcrs who cut some $50 acres OF gram
with his Irvine binder last year and year
before last without a dollars expense ex-
cept the Irvine Mr.. John Witt, near L eI-
", and ). NJ. johnson on South Bosqqe'
are two of them. AS TO the
quality of the binder he refers to Harvey
Maloney, Thomas Richey, Luke Rogers,
ParSon BarcuS, Berry STANFORD
ard all his brothers and as many more as
you want. He says he has the best wire ana
twine binder made and is ready and Will
ing at any and all times 10 try II on III tlie
field. He has also wire and Irvine 20 NJ
all Of the different binders made. y lar
mer told the Major that some OF the traV-
cling men in the country who are selling
other machines were disappearing INN
badly, telling that his machines are all
old style and not iirst-class. The Major
laughed heartily and remarked: did you
ever know an elephant walking fast
through town attending TO his own
business without all the flee dogs barking
at him. I have heard OF their music. and
they try to get many OF my good CUSTOM
erS to countermand their orders. but any
honest man will treat such miserable
teaches with scOrn, as he knows i man
who would ask him to do such Il dishon-
orable thing is base and dishonorable
himself and such cOrduct hurts them and
not me. because rs soon as Il farmer steps
into my store and sees my stock all bright
and new. covered with many important
improvements. which none of them can
show, he sees at once that the travelling
vrcck of humanity has misrepresentei to
him. and he, as an honest man, has no
more use tor him nor his thirti-class ma
chimes" The Major says his greatest
success is in plain, fair, square dealing,
AID he expects to live and die in Waco.
OlO2dNlt
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SnClEIlES.

Notices not exceeding three lines Will he in
serted in this column for one dollar per
month. Additional lines in same proper
ton. Notices OF special meetings, . cents.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To the Sheriff or any Constable OF Nc

To the Sheriff or any Constable OF Nc
| Lehman Couuty-Grecting:
You are hereby commanded that you
summon, by making publication of this
citation in some newspaper published in
McI.ennan county, Texas. once in each
week for tour successive W, cAs previous
! to the return day thereof. John Burton.
| tie defendant, 10 be and appear before the
! honorable district court OF Mclennan
| county, Texas. al the courthouse thereof,
in the city OF Waco. on the first Monday
| in MAY. \. ID. 1882 then and there to an
Swer the petition of Rancy Button, plain
| tit. filed IN said court on the 3lSt day OF
March. \. ID. lSS2. agrinst John Burton.
defendant. for suit numbered 1913: the
nature OF which demand is as follows, to-
wit:
Plaintiff alleges that she intermar,ie led
with defendant on Decemhe %, 1870. and
lived with him as his wife until ne abHn
don, q her: rbat ne abandoned her in ISL
defendant abandoned her-and did not re-
turn To her until 1881. That in 1881 he re-
turned and visited her tor a short time,
and made two or three such visits to her in
that year: that ne tuen abandoned and de-
deserted her and has never since turned.
That defendant committed adultery with
one Anna Wheeler. AT WCatGcTtOrd. in the
year 1850, and AT COIsicana in 1881. and IT
Barlon's creek. P;tlo Pinto county. in Sep
tcmbrr. ISL and at divers dates and places
in 1850 and ISL. That plaintiff was igno-
rant OF defendants adultery until after his
last abandonment OF her. aud that since
she learned of il she has never received
him nor admitted him to cOniugal society.
That plaintiff is bona fide iuhabtant of
the state OF Texas. and has resided in Me
Lehman county for SIX months next pre-
c, ding the fling oil this suit; that the issue
OF her marriage with defendant is one
child. W lillian Burton, Years ot age. who
lives with her and htT parents; that defend
ant has never supported herself and fam
lily. Plaintiff plays for a decree dissolv-
ing the bonds OF maUimOny between her
and defendant, and that the custody
and education OF her child. William Bur
ton, be given to her. Plaintilf makes atii-
davt that the residence Of defendant is
unknown to her.
Herein fail not, but of this writ. and
how you have executed the same, ma e
due return as the law directs.
Issued under my Land, and the seal OF the
district court OF McLennan county,
Texas, at Office in Waco, this the 3lSr
day of March, 1882.
Attest. L. +. BEA~LE1.
OK. Dist Court, Mcl.cunlu Co.. Tex.
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SMOKE PETERSER'S CIGARS.
The Most Complete Stock Of lii
quOrs III iile City.

I have constantly in store Il fine assort-
mcnt of
French cOgnacs and wines
Kentucky and Tennessee WHISTLES.
Baltimore and Pennsylvania rye.
Maryland and Virginia old apple and
peach brandies.
Pure California wines and bTan!ies.
am the only importer in central Texas
of these really splendid juices. l get them
direct from the grower, and guarantee
them superior to any goods in the mar
ket, being rich and delicious in flavor, and
unexceIled in their medicinal qualities. a
complete assortment OF beers. ale, porter,
cOrdials, gins and imported liquors.
]. y. GGLDsTEIN, 81 Austin st.
-tOlI7
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FOR RENT

vgNHE BELL HOUSE, now open to the public
offers good rooms snd nrst-class fare.
Families accommodated at living rates.
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During his recent visit to New Or
leans, Bart Moore made arrangements
for a continual supply of pure refined
cotton seed oil, which is declared by all
who have used it, superior TO lard for
cooking purposes. Families supplied
and satisfaction guaranteed. O3O4tf
For elegant silk at low prices, 20 TO b
Haber's-J32Gtc
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-nN fine Mcrluo sheep for sale 800 ewes and
/ wv 10 wvthcrs, viii sell cheap for cash.
Address, Womack and Lewis, Cranfll's zap,
Basque county, Texas. 4-5-lw
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EInI-e I,mpre..iou Corrected.

that our firm had failed to comply with
the specifications and contract entered
into between us and Mr. Alfred Abeel. in
the painting of his residence on Fifth
street The decision of two iuries i'll
should be sufficient to counterfeit this
all parties interested III painting to this
particular job of work as being well eX-
ecuted and a fair sample Of our work.
We risk our reputation upon it all re-
PORTS to the contrary notwithstanding.
Very respectfully,
MATrHEWs, MASSEY u Blade.
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THE PROPERTY known as the Tag Tor House
I Apply to Surratt n Taylor. 04U6im
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25-CEHT COLUMN

Advertisements Will be inserted IN this col
umn at the following
RATES.
Four lines or less, one time ....,.,..... .25
Four lines or less one week ............. 81 90
Four lines or less, one month .-........... 800
For each additional line. Five cents for first
Insertion, and half price for each subsequent
insertion.
Terms cash, except to regular advertisers.
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Houston. NYestN 90.

Wholesale grocer> 42l and 423 North
main and 202, 2O4, POS and 20S Vine streets
IT. Louis. Mo-, Issue a weekly price book
which they will furnish to merchants or
parties intending TO commence business
tree OF charge on application.
02-27dW1y
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A INVALUABLE REMEDY

ror weakness of the Kidney.
anu Bladder. a quick and
complete cure in I t. Sdavs ol
an urinary affections, smart
ing, frequent or difficult urI-
nation mucous discharge,
anu sediment in the urine
from whatever cause in
iuuced. whether OF recent On
long standing. One 10 thre4
boxes unusually sufficient
frlceS 3 per box. Three
boxes for - Mailed free ON
receipt Of price. Address Or
Liarke Medicine Company.
! eW York Cir.
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anaerts nov on foot IN Waeo
. out anon u, them all we can think Of
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| UST RECEIVED "A large lot of fresh But
- ter, eggs and chickens, Tor sale at bottom
prices. MOORE Il THOMPSON
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For all cases OF Spe7nator-
rheA and lnpoteucy, As the
result Of sell-abuse in ynulh
sexual cNCcsses In maturer
years, or other ,ause-. and
producing some Of the follow
Ing ELECTS Nervousness
seminal entmlssions mlEbt
Commissions 10y drcams) Dim
mess of Sight, Defective Mem
Iory', ri ysicat Decay, rimplr,s
Jon Face, Aversion to society
|oi Females, Confusion of
fli-as, Los, Of SeNua, Power.
I"tC rendering marrias. I'm
proper o. unhappy. Are q
positive cure in > Ia = weeks.
IDne To- STA boxes usually -uf-
.jrIent Pr4rr - ~ Der box
-Four boxes b. Sent hy usu!
prepaid, on receipt OF price
/ Address Dr. Clarke Medicine
It"lnrsug, New York Iliv
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C!ergymen, lawyers, physicians. farm
ers, merchants. business men, gentlemen
of leisure, and their women folk and
children, all Use Browns Iron Bitters. II
! keeps them weli.-l221tt
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No dingy dark room, everything sub
ject 10 good light, which affords the buyer
ample facilities for examination. Every
thing bought new and fresh, at Levine
Bros.
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I BLESSING TO woMANKlNp.

Relieve all diseases Of women
peculiar % the appearance
|and cessation of the mensrs
uterine disturbances, torpid
liLy of the functions, W tn leu
Icorrhua, dismeuorIhma, and
4 ysterla. also Ia mrlancholi;t
lani other arrangements. Al
ford prompt relief to those
distressing bearing down
Ipains So peculiar to women.
Price s. per. sent free 10y
mail on receipt of price
Ibr. Clarke medicine com
pauy. New York CITY.
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TIL { COMMERCIAL
WACO'S OLD AND POPULAR
Bar and Billiard Hall,

Enlarged. refitted, elegantly lighted and
ventilated, and now the best appointed
resort In The city for tirsr-clasS bar and
billiard hall patrons. Prompt and cour-
tt"u> treatment, and the best goods for
iii ii the Il Commercial" y Austin Ave
nue.-lOO6ii
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LEGION OF HONOR

A,nerican Legion Of Honor. Council No. 1872
holds regular meetings first and third Satur-
FRANK 4. W. CREAGER. Secretary.
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NOTICE.

TALADlUMS, Gala lilies, caumas and tube
\ roses, pots, plants and flower seed. No
more flower seed OF plants will be offered after
April 18th, Please call ut once
049dlw YESEY 4 BRO.
no you want your mattresses renovated
~ your sofa or pIrlOr furniture re -uphOl-
stored, if so call on j. J. O'Brien, No. 3,
Bridge street
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MASONIC.

The sick committee OF Waco Lodge -, for
the ensuing month, beginning January y, Ios2
j X Reese, J. II Sears. L. J. Selman, J + q.
SeGWlck, ". Is. Trice.
j. W. SPEIGHT, W.M.
J. b. GILMER, SEC'I.
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LOST.

T OST near tAe Levine corner two currency
Il bills. The finder will be literally reward
ed by leaving them at this office X
O407lt
ON Austin street. 4 red leather pocket
Ohook containing five dollar gold piece.
Finder rewarded on returning TO Hamlet :
drug store. 4-5-3t
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TEMPERANCE.

Temperance Council No. 446, meets every
Friday night ut sharp, III Lehman
Hall, east side square:-lJzSly go.
". Il. DAVIS, W. 2.
T. P.MOORES.R.
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Golden and black wax beans in bulk
inst received at Tucker It Wlilis',-0IUIgc