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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-06-02
IN CHANCERY AT KNOXVILLE,
TENNESSEE.
No. Ssas.

George F. Mann and wife vs. John Bartlett Cox.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARS FROM TAs
L ereSs bill fled By John Bartlett Cox (Which
Is Sworn to- tl3t the defendants to said cross
bill. to-wft: George T. Mann AMI his Wue
Susan H., are n1E- residents OF the State OF Ten
nessee, so tina the or iinafy process of law can
not be served upon hem; and attachment
having been issued and duly levi d on eATlah
real estate In the city af K oxville, Tenn, on ne
corner Of FiTe and Gay st eets. as the properly
of said Geofge f. Mann II Is therefore croered
that said Mann ann vie and they are herup!
required t. enttr their appearance ana MAKE
defense to sad cross bill on or before the 4tn
Monday of June 1852, or the same Will be takta
for copfs ssed against then and ct for d atiis
ex pgrte. 1t Is furt ordered that copy OF thls
order ae published for four consecutive "eeks IN
TIE Va G AND CHRONICLE a news paper pus
lished Ii the city Of Knoxville Tenn. ms Ma!
10, 1882. A true copy. HI. L. PArTEhspN,
mayf7s4I Clerk and Mas'ei'
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-06-02
University Of iufiraInia


FEHaE NEXT SESSION BEGINS ON THEI-t
i of sfCEsfgzs ISS2, and continues
ni8e months.
The Institution is organized in dis met schools,
as originally planned iur i b. Thomas Jefferson,
grouped uaGtr the Department of
LITERATURE, MEDICINE.
SCIENCE. ENGIN EERIN1
LAW. AGRICULTURE
Ana In G. arge of the following Faeu " Profs
las. L. Gabelt. Il. Sehele De We're. john 3. Mirror,
francis II. Smith. John Slaige Davis Geo
Freak Homes, Uhas. S. Venabie. stephen q.
SoutbalI. VIM E. Peters, James F. Harrison
John w. MalieLt, IN r. Page, Noah L. Davis,
Tho. K Price, VIM. HI. Eol aiHe, Francis F.
DUR iBgt0n. I'm. II. Thornton with number
Of A. sistanJ Instructors
The newly created chair of AstruuCmv is 10 be
filled ii June of safS y6Gr.
The equipments Of the University IN buildings
ard cole tons has been Largely fnereast Of late
ears. and Is yery extensive and complete. The
Asuonomse Observatory, TO contain the great
Telescope given bg Mr.. LeandeE J. Mccormick.
is unGer construction.
The expenses OF The Student are moderate
and messing system has een established By
> hich comfort may De combined with special
economy IN the cost o. living
For catalogues. with detailed info nation,
apply to JAS. f HARRISON. NJ. D.,
Chairman OF the Faculty.
P. o.. University of Virginia, Albemarle
County, Virginia may23d&wlm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-06

'Brazos Chill Cure" which i , Mn
ranted for the cure of chi!Is %l .io and
is IL positive antidoto for mAi.aaI,i,S', nm
has no rival as tonic for pu,'uIt"e III.
an clnaciated system from 'uyu a Me
matte causes, and to those WI
necessarily exposed to mia'llIi,"', .ha nj.
enccs. and are attended WIN Wv ~.
loving symptoms, such a. los o %, "fisg H..
nte aching of the back and loi1n',''' al
verishnoss severe headache, in"l'PV
lion TO get about, low spirlts' 'l.' if,,slly
ness. chilly sensations, and cNtu s"aily
hot, burning fever, wllcI', , l,'y Of 10.
terminate in bilious, rcli't', '..,osr thsl
termittent fever, we wouIl s"5' ali tle
YOU keep Il supply ON h"l.u o. Iaily.
time and take a dose three Illll's v vi 4.
No other medicine is ncce's"' 81 In IL
very concentrated and poM'Ilui, ole.
airrcts In removing the pol'oHo,"',,s c,n
,on,s rom the blood, and no onv ,bs
appreciate this warning O'il'' r,ro,fd
Farmer who f. more or less ,A,lti,llT
m those atmospheric polsons' tGrir
IN the Call season, when E"'Ie' nights
rrops I'm the midday sun, O"v ,i,sp h IS
and heavy dcws Of morhiIs' nreya.
those malignant feycrs are Wv. 1mrnd
ia,,t ,nd 10 them We would az, ,grrq"
~ ,.ta a dose of "Brazos tlilll ,,cull
s sv . morning on rising, II my s,"s 20
.yoi3 ,he danger OF much sum l. ."s
saw nothing Of the time ,a, nJ ri o.
saved in The end. No SlIy..rrIbe snd
sr.enic. The physicians rT 1rr"gsi.t fc'
recommend it. Ash You, dt ~ Ter bC.'
il md nike no other. Price y
lie. Prepared only by { Wills,
lV'"W Waco, reza''
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-06
CHOE' I'Rosr'ECTs.
The Interest Tint L. EscIng
Taken Texas Products
This Year.

lis mud l.,. l.,,, g., ,o,.. ...,..
pust +. rnn,,,,,n ,i,.,, ,,.,,. i.'-,,' .,t,,
snecnlatej nm t,o n,nd,n,s - g. W." snT
and wifi stntas o,,d an,,,',,,,. M ~ ooi
70 fnrai,, ,,,, w., ,,r ",'iJi' iotn
Sgn,e on ,'' ,ons;t i"' i'ii' TX i'es, w
nv The n,bor j,n wv VI ,.a7, 't'''t
10 ,,rn,ytb ,,,', 10, "'''e' ,"' W.
nn,it martn,od i',", ,,,; . H.u ,,o '
Incirr, s',,, r., Coy 49,, l'I.
n,atnI,a1 IT, 'N"s n"7 "'ru ~'"7o'!
hWt ,,",, ,,.' q dat ~ arac'ni !o"'S "s,'
ynr rr,,,, i'',,' '',oai WI" ~ "nAlo"S
.'. @ iii"hlnE fui't as mgr
dminta iVi", k,"ip, IIl'lt ahl o'ieI pro
-. ~" ~ ''u'' '."s S"'uoII! ""Hh
a,,j H., , ". "I'","''"l' "REMINISCENCES
,,"taI 'Iiv VA ii,E W cIop7' ptGo'le t"'e
800 III '''ia ear "lnouE tlc so"th',n
NJ ;"t'h Is 'i, il'S' e'hsplGGuous OIL an
aanh 0 ,,i ~, "'' w. ,"n'p"us aeh'nk
.'o ",,', 'N''! county '"' Si"'l7 nc on
VIZ, az, Ing. Ing ION "u' pI"na''e
y 'e,,' VI we 'lII'Itu' crops o"' piahk
to' IN Nv n'iuE H'''' '"' ON "oar"H VI
, ,ro pr"htIS' gram una t4ttoh men
ii'' "''''"llh' "IIh many 'tu'IH hHhlhg
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-06

NJ. Joe Mcdaniel e. down from Hills.
Soro.
Mr.. .tno Dri,ra ,e,t b,.t cy,ri,o ,o,
bri,i bu.iuc., trim tn boui.ou
mayor y NlRl- ana lhiullY leave to-day
ioI "o 'Ih wells to hvehl a week.
MIR. r.. Godlrv the Lumbar ,n.r,I,,,,,
ut Marlin, wns In he en-, v.s,crl"r
MIR W u, ro,.i.so,,.r l.,, ,t,l, 60,
lul,o.tn,, anal d., m r..,,,,,' t,s,,t,
Mr.. G.. T. Miller. editor and proprietor
OF the or-inHua Observer Is IN the city
NJ, L5 p ,o,. ,.,,, .i,,,. I.,o ,ssi,o,.
wnnf.,' W,us ,,.,,,..,,l ,',,,, 'II,,'''~
rI", $500, ,.'ii''-' '''''''
ning's train fol Houston, on business
trip.
WI - - +. i,"llI'' was lpl' u De ht Tue
Academy OF AT yesterday, Tor the llrsi
time inter several weeks 'I'ncss.
Mrs. h H. Evans, OF san Antonio. is
whiting friends md relatives in this city, a
guest ut Dr llaihcit, on South Fliih
MI l.. l.. Keller, DIVISION supurintDn.
dent OF tho Miss vi Pacific road y seed
south ycltcrdny aud vii return 10 Waco
to-day.
uo...g u ~, ., - -.
p,',,, =: d. r,' AL" a. ID III
N, W 'i'e "nT '''o o. ''"U'' ln,aw'N
,' 'i,,. i,.tLu"y "t'n SHen, l",'r,iny III
."r '!S I"ohhT H'cl 'le company III
,
Mrssrs. ). ;. Mccall, Andy Holloway
ana Nelson EdI ar' bwh from three
| week hunt 'ooklug hrohI Il ana hearty
/ lhcy got several her l,lcnty Of small
game Ani an abundlh'c OF il7A.
! MI. .Irruir NInor,. .,.tur,.rl nj, .u,,l,,,
riylr'- trniu from Hamilton ro1icg. KIM
moLv vh,r,.' sin" ,,r,Jn.'trJ M H. rir.,.
81 III session win markell J..tir,,,,n
! Miss ,Irnnir N,U .r,nd the .Imtrrr In
Waco and viriritv i,i,L hr,' t,,,.,.'i.
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Compound Syrup Of Sars aParllIa vi
lodIde OF Potassium.

The remedies in this preparation So
ranked by the medical profession ~ lu'
most certain Of alternatives ana orpu'r
lives, possessing the power NJ leHlo''Ih
from the blood those humor' or prl9F
plcs which disturb Its purity, dlTecu.s
them toward the natural eNcIv"ll
channels. 1t is employed win SlI ,i
tagc I'm chronic affections OF the N,'
cruptivo and skin diseases, such " "
Anthony's fire, erysipelas, plllp.n'
pustulcs, blotches, boils, tumor', le'.a .'
or salt rhcum, scald-hcad, rlng'"T,l.m,a
ulcers and sores, chronic rheums''.-j
syphilitic aud mcrcurial diseases y,
generally for the various diseases al"
Ing from Impurities of the blood; 70, Ma
1t forms n powerful Alternative i ~ ~, y.
renovation OF the blood aud for Ine ' N,
toration Of tone md strength 70 y,
system when debilitated by oI,ym ,.or
Ask your druggist for our MAKE, H.
are in search OF good blood pl''H y,
and Alternative. Price 81 per DOLE y. y,
six bottles for 81. Prepared by lu ,i',.
and Willis, manufacturing Vneu'''
Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-06

When passing by SO and 70 Austin ave.
nue., don't hll 10 stop nnd examine ih,
large and well selected stock of ilou.t
Furnishing Goods, embracing everything
In that lin" p,riHlping tn household, VIZ
tLockUy ware, Glassware, Stoves, Tin
ware, Cutlery. Ba' kots, " oodcnware, Re
hlgcroturs. Fly Traps, Fruit Jars, both
g'rus and tin, and many things too MI
mCrOus 10 mention.
mn now receiving In store car-lOnd
of thoAn famous Farmer Girl Cook Stoves,
iuSty acknowledged 10 be superior to any
In tho market, and possessing more con
venionccs than any other stove now Of
i,rrd in this market. Rcmcmh,I, guar
nntrc these stoves In every respect.
Have also, In saur CIR nice line ot
Ranges, adaptel for hotel and hllnily use,
which also warrant.
Have lust received ear load OF Mason's
Scltsraling Fruit Jms, which | bnughl
direct from the factory, and wlll'sell low
in cage lots.
Call or send your orders Tor whatever
good, yOu may wish In my line, and will
promise you low figures. md that you
viii get what you buy, u my motto Is TO
please, e. n. CURTIS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-06

New Invoice OF Agate iren i'rsssOa I'm
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CASUALTIES.
brow ned, and of their own
Folly.

IuHrREss MONROE, June 5.--An acci.
den, occurred in the Rouds at O'Clock
to-day, by which two young mon from
Hampton, named ID. b. Renrdy and
George Dexter, were drowned. Thuy
hnd gone out for d sail and were OH
SwolIs Point when squalls were seeu
coming, The tug Spring Garden, from
Norfolk, ph'eiug FOR Old Point, wns
hnilcd and took them in tow, the captain
udVlslng them to como on bOard, which
they declined. Shortly afterwards n
s1unll OF rain and hail struck them with
great force aud the tug Ind 10 be
haulcd hard 10 wind for safety. When
it ccascd they discovered that the anil
boat Ind parted her lines, cnraigod and
was halt mile to lecward Of the nats,
The bont wHa afterwards picked mp by "A
tunntc occupants found.
DRowSRD IN Full slant or HUNDREDS
HELrLEss TO SAVE
! CHICAGO, June 5-A special from
| South Haven, Michigan, snys that thir
| evening the schooner "induatry," Cnp.
tain King, from near st. Joseph, zap.
sized Just north Of this harbor and all
on board were drowned. The DISASTER
occurred near the start and was wit
messed by hundreds, but owing TO the
terrible sen 1t WAS imp ssible to render
any assistance to the crew. who were
washed from the rigging one by one
Captain King was the last seen to "
down. The sCverest storm OF the sen
son Is raging and it il impo> sihle to dt
anything oxcc't to wait until morning
when search will be made Tor the bodies
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-06
An Emi",mhIe Amin.

The bnli given ut DcFrancis garden last
night under thu au p.ccs OF the members
Of Prot GcDrg''s class in dunclrr. was.
M we have mentioned In the caption, rcal-
~ Hn enjoyable affair. About . y. IN
young people in huggirs, Others on the
line Of the street galway and stll uthcrs
who wished to indulge in confidential
whispers on the walk, were found wcud.
lhg THEN why toward That d, lighrtl rc.
sort. At lOp. IN the garden was cumior-
mhlv filled, the visitors being dispersed
upon the platform Oh upon the numcruu.
seats beneath the trees about the grounds.
Excellent string music bad been provided
for the occasion unl the hriliancy Of the
company, the we'll illuminated grounds
and the provision m de Tor the oc-
canoh gave those present an
early rest Tor the fascinating
dance. II hutuquirrd the first touch OF
the sttings 10 Ind numerous couples upon
the platform and thence forward, until
after III" midnight hour, all
was hnppin, So unlustrHincl. MIR.
DcFrAncis aud his assistants proved M
court, Gus and ohlging ~ could bee WISHED
In lie way OF tn uishiug refreshments and
ii there was anyone present who iii not
enjoy the evening II must have been THEN
own lRult. The Young ladies luohrd pretty
snd men were attentive and courteous. I q
Professor Georges class is certainly due
mu h credit tor the handsome entertain.
ment they gave, while the Professor him
self, who Was present and whose mast,I
eve saw and arranged all, is entitled "a
nigh credit The young people, We art
sue, must ic'l under many obligations "a
Professor George and Mr.. DutIUuCis for
| the enjoyable time they had.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-06
southern Mutual Aid AssocIn-
Iiun

THIS organization having mltrimony
Instead OF death as the objection point o
its policies, Is meeting win a success, halt
commensurate, both with its merits am
its novelty In the world OF insurance
Mi Clarence Chambers. the Waco agent
i writing policies every day, though
Young men Investing are -lyly keeping
the secret tn themselves They Will pro.
badly Disclose II ultimately only 10 tho
hlushing bride, ior who's, benefit, only
such policies are taken -UJlC
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-06

-Justics Davis had quiet Monday it
/ his court,
The county clerk issued one marriag,
license yesterday.
The man who whipped his wife ant
thought himself u bigger man than "old
Giant 1t Is said dos not think so now.
The principal visitors NJ the court.
room ot Justice Evans yesterday were
bees lie had no cases but may soon find
honey.
Sanford johnson on sunday evening
turned over slNty-sevcn young bulls to p
promrent stock man who had extracted
tor them and they were driven intoa herd
Of fifteen hundred cattle which were in
pmturc west OF the city and were en-
route 10 southwestern Texas
There seems to Ice a tendency 10 in
iluence farmers to sell then oats al pros-
cnt prices rather than hold them. Ii may
be that now L. good time to ivll but olts
al lower price than present figures can,
with good infringement, be- turned into
money IN beet and mutton stock Tee
market in early spring.
Those who were at the Fifth street
Methodist church sunday morning 10
marked tlut the vocal part Of tho cho,l
music WIS much more attractive than
usual. MIR, Frank Nevius, the splendid
to""r alluded to m SUNDAYS EKANINrI,
kindly lent hls services. Cunuetrni
judges say NJ y. is the finest tenor Who
has ever been in Waco.
In county court yesterday a party for
keeping gami"g table WAS lined SIS and
costs; khby Cook, tor aggravated assault,
got the same amount, and the case OF the
state Ns,Seott shook is now on al.Shuuk
wa, the polio man who assisted DEPUTY
Sheriff George O2lcsby IN recovering, ur-
der search warrant, some property
which d.. ;. II. Caldwell claimci as his.
The case will I've disposed OF to-day.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-06
The supreme stenCh--Thrce
Mon tor II.

II seems that some, perhaps an. OF the
Judges now on the .upremr bench 10 not
care To be longer burGenCd with the Labor 5
and responsibilities Of their high office.
The people, to whom all the offices be
long, SHOULD now consider what ct2eus
they will select 10 I'LL the high Offices of
Judges OF the supreme court Suggest
the names OF Chns. West. ot Austin, A.
II. Willie, OF Galveston, and j. l.. Henry.
of Dallas. They ale all men oi ripe *.
peucnce and eminent in their pruf, ssiuu,
and OF unsulicd priNat" character What
say the sovereign people, LAWYER.
Waco, June ., lSS3
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-06
THE CITY.
,.nnhe. in Inc WOMB. !"

What these babes have TO do with our
subject, We really cannot tell. but such
title for heud-liue will answer gs
well as any other, when we desire to
call your attention to the Fashion
Bn2ar The Fashion Bazaar is not sell
ing out at cost, but has Just received a
new line Of chips, lace straws, hand
some neckweHr and hose to keep up
full stock, always 30 necessary TO accom-.
MEDIATE it. patrons. cote
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-06
NoIice II,r RnI,Iir

co., wish 10 give notice that my wife,
lhresa Goth, has Lett my bel and board
refusing 10 accompany me any logger.
| Therefore vii not hc Tospop sible tor any
OF her acts and viii not Jay any bin, she
may contract IN hul ,Wu nr my name.
-, GEo, Com
Waco, June ?, l,sl.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-06

Electric Consumption Cure

Has undoubtedly the best reps'
ton OF any medicine loi the cuIe u
consumption that We have vet brO
able to find. 1t is prepared expressly
for consumption, and those who ara
affected with u drcp.seatrd cough d
long-stamdIng. ~ few doses give Im'
mediate relief, and il kept up will T.
feet cure. 1t il very soothing to 'h;
lungs aud pleasant to take. one gooi
nights sleep, free from those dreadful
paroXysms Of coughing, l. worth mon,
than the price OF u halt dozen bottles
Ask your druggist Tor a bottle A
once; price 10 cents and II per bottle
Prepared only by fucker 10 wins
Waco, Texas,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-06

DAVID Davis prerogatives, w prosid-
ing officer Of the senate, were again dis
cusscd by that body yesterday, and tho
matter was deemed OF sufficient impor-
tnuco to refer it TO commit ce, with in
structious to repOrt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-06

Tho question OF woman suffrage came
mp in the senate again yesterday, aud il
now placed in position whore it will
come squnrely before that body FOR ne
ton. Az n party question republicans
| favor md democrats oppose it.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-06
Dancing Rates al DeIrnpct-
d.u..,Ia.,

The proprietor Of Delraucis Garden
requests the Examiner to announce t.
gentlemen that thry can purchase dnu.
cling tickets good for one month, fof
600 This ticket will entitle the holder
to the privileges of the dancing platform
for ns muny Ounces M he may see proper
to indulge III every day during til,
month, save Oh some occasion when tn,
garden Is rented ont Tor day or night
Gentlemen holding tickets bring ms many
ladies AZ they desire. Parties not hold
ing tickets viii be- charged fifty cent,
per afternoon or evening for dancing
privileges. It X hoped these exception
ally llberul terms will be utilized by all
gentlemen fond OF dancing. --G6dlt
Bai..Gnod luck To- those who visit j. G
hatun- while he OIL Tor fish.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-06

Palpitation OF the heart, nervousness
trcmblugs, nervous Headache, cold hands
and feet, pain In the back. and other
forms Of weakness are relieved hy Car.
ter Iron Plls, made specially lcr The
blood, nerves and complexion. Sold by
TuCkee ~ willis, Waco, Texas GyGlw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-06

y good appetite cannot exist without
good digestion. CATERS Liver B,,luro
bring about both. They make gu gcst
Mhat you r.nt and want more. Sold by
Tucker X Wills, Wa,o, Trxa..-GgGlw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-06

am instructed by the board of direc.
tors Of Waco Building Association 10
offer for sale $1,000 Of It's capital stock.
Bids FOR the same will be received until
the amount is disposed Of Apply 10
JAMES |. MooRR,
OGOJlw Secretary, W. b. A
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= ShIn2ic worth twenty Fig II {
Thousand Dollars.

Joseph c. Palmer,u California; pioneer,
and Mt one time banker and politi-
ian, died IN Oakland at the age Of sixty.
three. Mr.. Palmer IN the early days Of
California, WIS member OF the firm OF
Palmer, Cook " Co., hank which did
nu immense business, and whose in.
lluencc was felt throughout the state.
To show his readiness 10 adopt original
methods in an emergency, it ia related
that once Is depositor called to draw a
! large sum " money CS2S.OOOl from the
| bank. Pulmer'H consent WIS necessary.
| but he had been called away to
attend to some duty at u lumber
| yard some mile or more from the
| bunk Thither the dcpositor hnstened
aud made known his wants, and the
necessity OF having them attended to at
once. Mr.. Palmer could lind neither
! pen, pencil, paper nor ink. But with
| out moments hesitation he picked NJ
Il shiuRle, borrowed piece OF red
! chalk, Had with it wrote check on the
suin.le in large distinct letters for
32G,ODO This was good whom presented
| for all the money the depositor had in
the bank, ard it proved IN exceedingly
good advertisement for Palmer, and
gHiucd confidence FOR the Original
genius OF our first great banker, whom
| everybody admired and trusted. San
| Francisco Bulletin.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-06

Have received from sheriff sale so linen
bosom shirt, which rhey VIII ,cll at y
each, also the best uulauudrcd shirts In
America for il.-GOpc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-06

The only place 10 get neat scarf, ne.
collar or pair Of culis OF tho latest style
is at Sanger Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-06

Buckwhcat honey for sale by Hilli-
Bros, family giocers, corner Austin and
Fifth streets. UGOld6tWlt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-06

Carriers Ltllc Liver l'il- will positively
cure sick headache and prevent is icuiri
This is not t'lk. bat ruth. one pin a dose.
10 be had OF all druggists See advertise.
meni. sold by Tucker & WINS, Waco,
JcNus.-GUBlW
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-06

Mu aye auIuorIEvi tu uuuuuuc. Eugene vii.
Hams, I~t Es % uaudi late tor county nttuT
nry, subject u tuu acuon ui the county dcmoc
IHty.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-06

Peace and Happiness Restored .,l,

Peace and Happiness Restored Assln.
"Bnby Collie drops" did H. With
has now become one ~ the hou.elor,
indispensahlVs, ana during our m,sr
years Of experience wo fave nry,
been ahlo I" find anything to .al+.
cedo it, for certainly it /. one Of d,
most speedy and sure remedies ncs
In uso, and yet 1t g.. d. h,rml,.. :,
water In it' ehrrt. No mother b,y,o,
used II will ever he without Il sgajn'
There ARE full and explicit direction,
Il the hottie. Ash your druggist;
rice 20 cents per bottle Prepared
My by Tucker Il WINS, Waco, TexA.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-06

Ne are nutuuuArl ~ announce lNCaur n
Harrison, E-V. .n- % candidate tor county Judge,
M,Lourhu county, supJrot tp the action ot the
county duuu,ra .--tFNt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-06
Iou N,-l--Ou " rANEs'

"" are HNihmiytI go announce James II
rurhgu A- 90 candidate Tor assessor Of taxes
subject To tire bvtou 81 tnr county democracy
--dANf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-06

tosJJsu,Eof mEIgACR.

w are aus ur4rI to uuruunc. =. NJ Maitri
Us rHuliiat. Iul Justice ut the Peace IrCcluC
No. D. MvGeuunu county, subject to the acuo
at the democracy nt fit urrVtuC',
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-06

NrRrr authorized Co announce Wm Lamb
din ~ % candidate tor assessor ui IaNc-. subject
10 the action OF the democracy uG MCLcunAn
county.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-06

We arc authorized 10 announce q. Van Hail
H- 10 candidate iuI reduction Tor ShcrH. cub
Jvrt to the acuuu 90 luu Democracy ul McLnu-
nan county. ui,pi,vWtf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-06

~, are Authorized {. auuuunccJ n hwrll
S- % candidate tor collector ut Taxes. SUBJECT
to the action of Mylunau county l,muvthcy
N4I.-l'tf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-06
FoncolLhcIUH oFrANEs.

Wo are nutn"ris.d 90 announce pr " /.
Harrison lbs 70 tuullrat, iur collector uf Taxes.
M,Lrnnuu county, -Uly p,t to thu action u shc
democratic party
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-06
fJn cVuNIl IlInAsINrE

WrAIc authorized 20 announce j. " baker
h- "a CAuuII.tr tor recollection 10 tnr Utlcr Of
county tl"rh, subject to the action Of the
county dtmbCtuC
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-06

are authorized 10 anuuuuc" u. I. Kinnard
~ candidate for a--cs.lr ut tANus, -uhJrCt to
the action 90 the democracy ct McLcunan
NLMmtN.