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OCl. L.
The three Salvationists, charged
before the Stipendiary Magistrate in
Bombay with being members of an
unlawful assembly were convicted on
Thursday last and fined, Major
Tucker SO rupees and his two lieute-
nants % rupees each. They all de-
cIined to ray the fine. Tucker, in
consequence, was sentenced to a
fortnight and the other two to one
week of simple Imprisonment. In
the course of a careful and lengthy
Judgment, the magistrate said that
there was evidence on record that
since the arrival of the Salvationists
there had been a stir in the Manom-
medan community, and from what
had come TO his knowledge he was
of opinion that professions of this
description were calculated to cause
a disturbance of the public peace.
The conditions of society in England
and in India were quite different.
In England the people profeSsed one
religion, and efforts like those of the
Salvationists to reclaim the fallen
would meet with uni yersal sympa-
thy but when they came to India to
convert people from one faith to an
other they must avoid noisy and pc
culiar demonstrations, as these We're
sure to excite angry feelings and
passions and to provoke counter de-
monstrations. The British Govern
ment in Indian had been justly es-
teemed for its strict neutrality to-
wards all classes of its subject races.
II the Salvationists desired to preach
Christianity they would be allowed
TO do so with perfect freedom, pro-
vided they selected some unobiec-
tionable place; but they could not
be allowed to parade the streets in
such a as; would be ~calculat-
ed to excite the religious feelings of
other sects, and SO bring the people of
different creeds into colIisioa.-lb;d.
, 1882-10-21
France ;gnd T'U2fs.
From the Times
PARIS, Oct. l..

IARIS, OCl. 4.
The anxiety of the French Go
yernment to induce the Powers to
agree to the abolition of the capitu-
lations in Tunis is very natural, for
until this is effected the protectorate
will not be a reality. But it is
equally natural that the Powers
should not give their consent with
out l mature reflection. Germany,
indeed, has no appreciable interests
at stake, and if it be true, as is alleg-
ed, that she has already complied, it
is quite of a piece with the encourage
ment uniformly given by her TO
France to extend her African posses
sions. With Italy and England the
case is very different. Both have a
considerable s~prinkling of their sub
jects in Tunis, and both share with
France in the supervision OF Iunisi-
an finances. They manifestly, there
fore, cannot commit themselves to
the surrender of their right without
serious consideration.
As regards England, moreover,
the connection between I'unis and
Egypt is obvious. England does not,
it is true, intend to treat Egypt as
France has treated Tunis. While
France entered Tunis against the
Bey's will and forced a treaty of
submission upon him, England en-
tered Egypt for the purpose of put
ting down a rebellion against the
Khedive and reinstating him in his
authority. If France considers as
tendency in Tunis essential to the
security OF her Algerian colony, Eng
land considers ascendency in Egypt
essential to the security of her high
way to India. And if it be pleaded
that the Khedive had contracted en-
gagements with European Powers,
the same remark applies to the Bey.
If, then, there is any difference be-
tween the English position in Egypt
and the French in Tunis, the former
is the frmer, being based on services
rendered, not on coercion; on graft
tude, not on fear. England is not
likely to stand up obstinately for the
capitulations in Tunis, but she is
bound to take care that there are
, 1882-10-21
acknowledgements

Ss MBEDSMH9ND og Autorite-
90 ter erindres ON linden Bite
OCTOBER d. A. at indsende Forslag
Og Overslag som s@dvanligt over
Udgiften i deres Virksomheds
Omraade i Finantsaaret 1883-84.
Prasidentskabet for st. Croix, den CITE
October 1882.
S. w. VAN BRAKLE,
CORSt.
IT.. HGRScheU.
COnSt.
I den f0rste BeAJeadtG6relse Stod teilagtig
Site December.
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DaNvN DL Isk vI ). lLDLfVNNV,

LII Junta Dlrectlva ae este p1adOSO Asiio,
deseanuo por todos los mediOs que estan su
alcance, legar 1Ondos para atender los com
promises que tiene contraidos, ha dispuestC
10 construction de cinco banos en- la puerta lie
San joan, uno general y cuatro particular es.
precio de eos asn.s seran ae1 20.
leales fuelteo pelo 81 pasan dc dos perSonas
TN real.
En- los pa uculart s: cuatro pesos por un abo'
10 dc dUCe DaIloS eli ounce dlas, y por un;
vls. hora que DC DC ighaIa al LUmar las PAP
etas. el yLoi nU &C "a IoLgoIa mas uel Lvnt,
* na. .auU, auvl. tl6nuoso que podIau uevar GU
ago las pvr.ohos 4a~ Susteh
De las once en adelants, sin ser la h3fJ
liza, Deran . Tres pesos.
Los quo deSeen i, mar abGno podran dir.
girse Ia casa ue Id que suscilDe, calle 0e l.,
FUrtaleza n1mero 57.-Ruserio Perez Guerra.
mayo IA.
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SeCretoS de Ia Medicinal
POR
| d. Jose GIMENEZ YZLLENA

Nuevo y general compendio de me-
dicina cirujia al alcance de todas las
inteligencias, en- el que Sc encuentran
los recursos con que cuenta eli arte de
cursr para atepder los principales
eccidentes de la especie humsns como
heridas, envenenamientos, as6xias, par
tos y Intermediates internas y externss.
De venta On Ia Imprenta del BoLET1N
= 81 so ei ejemplar.
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tgagasase Holloway,

Este maravliioso balsamo sana infaIibl
monte las heridas anti2uas, las liagas, Y 10
males de pieruas y de pecho. POr medi
ue su Influenza las 1lceras virulentas to
an muy pronLo I'm aspecto convalecient
;eiEiSeranLE Ge prOauuII una cura perfect
e las afecoiones dc la plel, los cOust1p
os, las tosos ei reumstismo, aun cuand
se ma apei&do on vano q 1.odos los dema
remedies.
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Compsnla general GaSatanucs
DE
VAPORES.CORREOS FRANCESEt

a4ineG de st. NGsalq'e q oG1ltander..
FL dia q ue cadn mes saldla oe st. Naxaire !
esCalu On Sanlanuer, CON uesllnV este pue4
70, VIA oah TbonAas, uno ue lOS meDoreS w.
pores de IL COmpAnla, negand0 este ultiin-
racruz con el slguleAte lIINEhARIO.
SALIDA. LLkGADA.
Ue ST. Thomas el s.. q San Juan, z X, el .
- s. Juan, +. X. el 7..a habana el..... IA
- HaDaLa 81 IL =. u Ver&cruz el... a
kkTUkNO.
oaneAdO de VeracrUz 81 IL de cada meo,
l4esara a este puerto 0el "A ii 26, tOmandO
a4u lus paoAjelUs netes para Europa.
Prec1oS de paSqyeS suteTcOLOnl0Ies.
FRA Entrs pte. Ps
De este puerto aSt Thomas. ~lv 81 8
Aabana... ~ 70 II
Veracruz.. 81 46 %
PTeciOs de p0sQ1eS trGsGtidmtlc0s
II de- l. z" De L" - de- ~ Hnt1e puente
$2uo, $l75 $3.50 $50
Est kreclOs son pagaderos Oro anle-
rlcanU . su equ4VnienLe On mOned Orriente
con el s p.y6 de aumento.
UONCESIONES.
SO exLiden passages oe Ida Y de Vuelta eu l.
Wales luLeIc0iOnlae6 Vall0U6 pOr dos me6eS v
cOu un 10 p.N de reDaJ~' en- lOs traSaI-
laRucOs vahuOS pOr un anu y con un 26sp%
de reDa)a. A tOda tamlila cuyo pasaje com,
pute u montante ue cuatrO paSajeS dc camara-
20 le cOnce0era una reDaja de 10 p.%.
Los ninOs memories de 5 amos, grat1S: de 8
8 amos ia D.. 0e . q II la mitad, y dc IL
cumpnaos pagaran pasaje enterO. Ouand0
una laIAlha tenga varlos nirloS MEMORIES do s
4.lVS oOiv unv ue ellUS AoVaran gratlS, los de-
luas pagaran A.. parte de paSaje,
fAoAJko DE utIADOS
LOB vaIUneB ~l pfeciV nDauu para lOS Oe en
J ~ enLo, ltss aJefes paGal en zio de pa
oajs, .CM kVs suO ~ut ..
ta.a Iuss iAlvAneh uirlgliEe los agenteS
otLUU rCTTGT d. 90.
iuniO Z.
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&AN @ n.

s LA BARCELoNEsA, . SAN Francisco, 81.
Eu est establecimieuto Sc gealiz@n todas la
-xistencias menos del precio de fabrica
Tom@le4 Sc Lraaposaa sl local con aparado-
res y mostgadoIes 3 muy reducido precio
"a
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Sc VEyDE.

Una casa en- la Gale de San Francisco
ndmero SO en- u1 pr6cio modco Tam pien
un j no fabrica BerAareggi. En- esta i'm
prentaA imformaran. b Jun.
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AMIGO DE TODOS.
P(tuuaAs Hollt1UaY.

Millones de personas, en- todas las parties
del mundo, recomiendan dichas Pildoras
como ell mejor restaurativo de la salud que
So conoce. Elias curan todas las afeccio-
mes del corazon, del higado, del est6mago,
de los rif1ones y de los intestinos, y remue-
ven Ia acrimonia, Ia f1atulencia y la cardial-
gia, expulsando de la sangre toda impureza,
fortaleciendo completamente el sistema ner-
vioso y dando un Lono saludable q Ia orga-
niZaciOn general,
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So Vonden.

Dos casas, una de mamposteria y de alto,
en- esta Clud.,d, calle de Norzagaray NUN. 6
y otra de MADEIRA. construida a prueoa de
en- Santur e frente al Institute
Impondra su defo Ricardo Beyley.
& b. jun 10.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-16

MIR G. {. Allen pnd Mr.. l. B Fish. rep
rcsenting land agelt and treasurer nrd
laud agent Of the Gull. Colorado and
Santa Fe railroad and OF the Texas and
ST, Louis came in from McGIrror ycstcr-
day and gave IN" EXAStNKG some inter
cstiug news concerning that yoming city.
The town hus been surveyed uud laid ont
into lot. and the sale OF lots will AXE
place September al. Nj. Allen informs
us that parties who have bought lots on
the Midland road NJ Bank and who buy
lots AT McGrcgor will De credited ON the
latter 10 the amount paid Ton lots at Bank.
Thus II u person has paid 800 for lot
NJ Banks and bids oh %
lot or lois at MnGrrgol toI $3.50 he will
be credited vi h 800 AZ payment on the
McGregor pa chase In regard To thos,
who have erc'e! hutlding- ut h inks the
road will IKE pains TO act rs cgu.tahly
towards them aS it does in the matter a
blowing the purchase nor ty already paid
on new purchase NJ MgGt, gor cir, a.
interest has been taken IN MyGrcgur ard
q great many persons have been eagerly
waiting for the sale Of lors, and there will
no duubt be plenty ot buyers al the sale
the terms, etc. OF which will be- duly ad-
yertlsti
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n EtSONAy T..

MI Oscar Duell OF Bslton is In the
lily.
Mi I. L. 5pAldins, OF whltcwIer is in
the city.
MI CO. McculIuch and party have re-
turned from their lru'ract'd hunt.
MIR l.. h. FRENCH OF lylrr, treasurer
TcYL- and ~. Lou. nilruad, Is IN the
CITY,
Miss Mary Willis came home Monday
night. att "a two weeks visit to relatives
AT Inylnr,
Mi G.. C.. Allen, OF the land department
of the Gu't, Culorodo nnd Snutt Pc rail-
road Is in the city.
Mi o. h. caldwell and lady, ol Aus In,
are In the city, guests ot NJ lor tlnNnlr,
NJ Caldwell is "a nephew OF the latter
Mr James " Evus, state agent "l hc
publishing house Of n. u. Mcdonald \
20, New Orlr M, is In the city, deliver.
my their publications.,
Rrv. c. H.. Giliings returned Yesterday
from an extended li-il to Albany. New
York. MI. Gid liugs. wh"h1- Teen 10
/ Washington county duruE h- nbs'.rr
returned with him
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TROUBLE WITH BICYCLES
Some sketches OF Waco Anna
teurs In theIr First Essay

There are only three things that are Tou.
blesome about bicycle riding and AFTER an
amateur has over, ONE three difficulties he
can skim over the ground lih,a swallow.
The first diiliculty h Ia let on, the second
to ride and the thri To get OF, The bicy-
Gle j. hWdcr tu mount than hucking
pony Tie rick mule in the circus is easy
10 get on and easier 20 ct Oh ne is only
troublesome In the middle, the bicycle Is
Troublesome Al both end, and middle.
Our ieaders-caunot opp bend the tr.ub.e
0fgetting on a bicycle, toI they never see
any practicing on the first step The two
or three young men who aTu anxious to
become bicycle Tid1Is anl are practicing
the getting on rulimcnts do not get out In
the middle OF the plaza to pr. ct Ce nor on
public street. They get in some rear
back yard or behind some ohst uciion and
practice mainly In thc evening. They get
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-16

Jerr llcul. nu % 4 ueglo, anywhere
between oput} and ninety, and TN
within the last yeas % familiar object and
- striking one, from the heterogeneous
hrnss ornaments gathered up Tor the
last hfy or sixty years and worn IN
striug= about u- body aud for his old
companion, a. weather hrn en- fiddle on
which hc murdered hnrwony, has nearly
Iii appeared during the last year he
having gone blind aui having found "a
shelter Iu th. pnnriilns". For the
hast two weeks bee has been
given shelter with sum, cplnrrd people
on thc plazl,, aud last night appeared on
the street crazy aa o loon. The old man
lis possessed with the Idpu that x mo one
Ia after him Ia llli him AID hc Is an oil
jcct of pits, from 'h. ahIoctncss Of his
fear lie ls also haunted with the idra
that lee hun bee Ia another world, j.nd
a very dark world, md other mllucina-
huus torture b., hrwllierrd old soul
Jerry Inns had the reputation u being II
hit ~ rogue, hut mo- one who sees him
now but voulh Wty HIM. lie Ia nlmost
at old Landmark ln tm- county and he
TX pretty UtHr gone.
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,rprozos Chill Curc." which i .
rontad c"r th" ,,nrr of chills aud l@
IL nn. .%I ,.V o MID for malar'
has no rival ms "A tonic for builIE
a mas s am system from such
n ma,ir "s,,.ss and to those GhI
niece: .aG s sSpG s,isd to n %h
Ioni,g symntoms such a loss o. y.
tI,S ssshinv of the back and joIa' .,..
.,.ri S'.,S sever. ", headache, iqlip
ness. chilIy SENSATIONS, and eys' N
in, hmrming fever, which ma! W.. W,
t tUy p in bilious. remitten, y /. !
termittent fever, We would ,u7' n
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-16
TUE CITY.

ma. ..,,.. .h.u,r pul engine with
.,,bi,t to rum Nh same have nrriycdut the
.rir,,tnr .,.1Ntl .. nm hr In operation
'rhr .hrl,r hn- nalpucity nj 1000 bushels
NOR ,lnl.
-....,,,. ,,ia
lhc tO' To- lam 't,'7 II va
NJ Gfcs"t amt the Santa re f"nI, 'S 80 ",
TIE mario" ,u'' W"'h''e """ "'n M y,
,l"sr'"'no' no '-' W.' '"I'e' P"7'''E'
through ny OF" "-"''
Ihu rrimAu .''I."r on NoI sou, INV
ga w't rl-h' D' nj, N'n',''i "''t * Ia. ~
~" Do" '.',. was "' ~,
bat "'r"t ii. .,''. W.T.. ny '' n." ,o G,
trui'"n ldi 'u ''' ''i''' ''''' w
deeply iu''i'-'1.
-I.,.fri,,.i., swarm of bug. a specie,
,tflI.rtifl,T o,ra,-popuer,. invaded the ed
noiI r,nm and ,hr night editor set his
C,trr i,, a., h,.,nlrJl filed .,i'h water The
,,..iiI, ,,., ,luf l,hn,t a peck oithc insects
'.b.r,....it ,rr.i,pfIyri ot lite. liberty and
r,, ui,.u., ,f r,rpinc,.
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49, ',I''S '' 81, , Min Nj. nini
,...,t...,..t ,,J I'll. fl.upht by
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l. IT.
Improved Iron lnyIgoratOr.

The most perfect and sntisrctorr "a,
Olhhiion known to the rrOt sim
which iron is combined: anil "a cam
Is the success OF tins preparation, lb,i Z.
deslini Il to become, without doulI :.
most pupul + OF all the iron tomb, y.
IN use. And we hesitate n +, nj. "
that this medicine is ma secret no.irrs
chcaply COTTON up compound. Int tn,
genuine constitutional remedy. t,,,,
ing those Alternative powers 30 uto.r
TO cooperate and inligoruc the bfr.
'ystem when broken down hv that le,.
diseasc commonly called. and n
known n dyspepsia and indigestion h,
which nine-tcnths OF all Qua in, lpt N
mate, because when the digestion (, +,
paired from want of the natural ,st 4.
is so important in the digestive epo-,s
of man, then il Is 4 at this. VIPER h
many type, ,ua'ly called diseasts,l3
las'itudr and sour stomach. wake.h,
mental exhaustion, Impaired NialitI :,
general prOstralIun OF the Whole I'M
liver complaint, iolluMed 10y nighttime
and all Diseases OF the 81 Don. LIVE n
My and BLADDER, that produce, IA
fearful aches known us rheumatism
rtlgin. haCkacho and nervous and /.
headache Aud all co ST. Uptir, /
weak females, who ave in search d
good tonic to build up their constts
cannot find, we honestly believe, q IA
ora more certain remedy unelrh. d
bottle is Suili,ic t. prove 90 10,
wonderful medicinal Wop,r'ios, # d
regularly according to- dir ctIon,
your druggist iur hIRuNEr hos IA,
oRAroR. AMI be- sure to IaAr no ui
Price : per bottle Prepared ohl
Tucker It Willis, Waco, Texas.
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NAME.

Daughter OF Thomas 5 aud Virgni,
l'igRs, died at BusInc bridge, Iexrs. July
BIRD, aye i3 " ars. Maryland papcrs peass
copy.
W. have laid our White ih,i darling
Ia her lulr. ur,smi'.- h,ri,
And the inter irnp- ~ orr
o'er hor nav beon.freriy shed.
Aud the sunshine seems less bright,
And the birt- sing not s, guy,
AMI ruth gentle breeze that taus tur
Whispers, 'MAnie'- passe AVA
liui wr know our darling haIp
lu the hl 81 real Us ~ lu,c,
AMI although vs., ul-- her prrspu ~,
uW she gtar courts above.
And The -ia ,r-iu brighter. nearer.
Nud ihv world less ir' ~ a. WD,
Artl nt uusri turf nt'tiz u''t me.
Whispering Mamma. IN welcome t.ur '
Wei ONE to my starr mansion,
an Whore tn" angels dv,u,
Bling ms pspH. sis,vr, hIuth"t-,
SIN, "llr Ito th all things well
MuIntr
july Hr It.g
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oar Kindergarten and srIect school
will be- resumed on Monday September
It'll, lSS2 at our residence, No. ~ South
Fourth street, where we will have udded
"a urge, airy school room, hut vi still
limit our number, and will only admit
children under nine years Of age.
MIssis CARROLL.
August 9TH. lNs2. tOS5g
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Have taken place under the management
Of the Commonwealth Distribution com.
psny. All have given perfect satisfaction.
Hundreds Of thousands of dollars in
prizes have been distributed 10 lucky
ticket holders Send - Tor ticket In the
mex drawing. which takes place Aug
slst to Il. Nj Bolrdman, Courier journal
Building, Louisville, Ky, slGlt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-16

The best OTTER of the scnsonl The
grrnt clothing house Of Sparks, Mallory
h Allen will sell their entire stock 81
summer clothing and fine underwear ut
cost tor thirty days, to make room for au
immense winter stock. A rare oproru-
mty for gentlemen wanting anything in
light or MEDIUM weight garment s. 729t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-16

Has undoubtedly hc hest rtll
ton of any medicine ton the cu,
consumption thar Wr have Yet t
able to fmd. II i, prepared ,yp-i
tor consumption, and rh"-r whoi
affected with a deep aurI cougt
long-standng. \ few dos,- gNt
mediate relief, and If Kept ~ will
feet a cure. II is yrry .outuIng to d
lungs and pleasant ro take. one .
nights sleep, free from those drri
parOxysms Of coughing, Is worth Oh
than the price III q hiatt dozen BORA
Ask Your druggist tor q boltli
once; price 90 cent aud II per N-I
Prepared only by Tucker i VIII
Waco, Texas.
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rhc Mcnther I,o.IIny.

Thr -ig'ul service hurU,u reports the IN
dicn,or, for 'u-d,y Tor the Wret Gun
states. lo,,l ran.. partly cloudy weather,
sourlra. t tp southwest winds. nearly STA
rionary temperature and stationary or
,lishi risp BOO promoter
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-16
Casoara Cordial

one of the latest and no.t ,,.,.
all liquid catlartics, this rley,ni" S,anl d
non Is made with srrumlun, r,l ritA
the hest and most carefully srl,c,,5 10;
iial. II is with the greatest rc o,'u l,s
we recommend this very ,nr,,igr d..
harmless remedy us being the ,'t., Il
surest lax iti,c and cathaitic ior '1 "', u
males and children, nov in u.r " ,nl
habiIual constipation ana indioe,,%I''.l I
cannot iind. anythirg mo E. .n.-ly %
tain. II is combined with M. H., 70
such a manner that the biltcrrr.. wv .
casara sagrada is completely ,i,, w %
ASK your druggist lur ii. and IA. !s, a'-
take no other. Fri g ~ crms Der to.I
Prepared by Fucker ~ WiIil,, NJ
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Nerve and Tonic Elixir.

A most splendid nerve ionic and ~
alive, a sure and speedy renedy
me- yOusness, wakelulne-s and hl%i
We are frank to tdmlt that this No
ELIXIR has no real OI actual 'ria
properties direct in It's combinatoA
that It's qnielng Influences sre q
reached through It's tlni, effects Oh y
system, and when thu following lr1li
are experienced by the individual, 'li'
NERVOUS HEADACHE, NEr KtIGlA' hH'u
ism, NERVOUS rKosIRAIIoN. housul
by excessive drinking and sell -
which naturally produces Nea'a''
energy and impaired vitality lUrh u
that this POWERFUL ELlliR Is mos N'
ed To restore the nerves To Their Do.
condition, thereby giving vlgor N'l y, ,
newed strength ut h" whole System N.
deranged from Work or ol'''S :
Ask your druggist Tor IL, ana w .
other, Price 10 cents and 81 pgI XII WI
Prepared only by Tucker 4 NIlIl@ Wv
Texas.
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War, war; WARM

Death To the whole insect family, and
nothing sLort oi final determination viii
result where Persian Insect Powder" IL
used in those bellows OF powder guns
kept by Tucker ~ Willis, the whole outfit
So cheap.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-16
waco Icmnic College.

WEI open it- mi term with 100 excellent
iAruiiy ON september 4lU.
~ANL J.. WmCuT.
U7l2dN Wow President.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-16

am now prepared fa furnish bugging
and ties N any desired quantities,
wholesale or retail at lowest market
price. Farmers and giuuer- are invited
to examine my stock and prices Satis-
faction guaranteed, BAHr MoORE.
0lOtc Grocer.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-16

Ladies when N want uf Dye Colors OF
any shade from 10 cents up. that gives
the very best NJ satisfaction, then 20 To
Tucker a Willis. They have the largest
and most complete stock ever brought
10 this market -72OlAwtf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-16

The peoples clothitrs, Sanger Bros +
can now he found IN their new buildings
next to the McClvlluud hotel-SlGtc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-16

on interest to the ladies, new and
elegant huc Of dress goods hosiery aud
notions, are now to be seen at Sanger
Bros.-Snitr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-16

Odds and ends IN ludi,s, misses and
childrrns shoes and SLIPPERS, cheap al
Sanger Bros. '-S-litc
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NJ. ,oufi Pacific. uutlh......... ........ I y. m.
suuih......... ........ Va. m
Jtygs .rud ~. ouie. cu.t...............y p. N.
Houston and Texas C.uuH., souin.1 pm.
wc-t..g IA.
& t,syillc. Coiy,ll. Usage, Crawford
and NJ. D.iv,t uailv...... ......... ga. M.
China springs uul Eo.qu''illr Iws-
Day. Thursday AMI saturday ...... ~ 10.
Ensic SPRING. Leland and okr.
Tuo-day. Thursday aud Nturl y ga M
Goliuu auI Boh.p-on. Iuvd'y
Thursday nr' SAurinN............... u IN
Sp,rul. vile. lur-diH ant saturday hA' IL
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Birds, Bird,m Birds!.:

All kind, OF bird food 80 very cheap
Tucker X willis,
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lIIr Now ArriNmI

We have Just receive II very hand .rmc
line at teas, that We can offer at rNtirmly
low prizes, among which i- our hh-s
Japan at i0crnts per pound TINT cant hc
mntchrd IN Waco We also on + tor Ihi-
week cigt nice mackcrcl tul % cents
three pounds ct nice entrants ton !dtFlt~,
choice umhrI cane malns-r> o. cents pen
gallon, tNtta hrght even ounce tobacco
~ cents per pound ,andn mll line ot coffee
sugar, Hour, bacon, hams. hard amt all
kinds oi provisions all ut the bet qu iluy
and the lowest prices At \. Jones lnN lor
Il Brus No I plnthcr block.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-16

Latest novelties in silver bracelets at g.,
Lrviusk ~.--Sljit
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-16

/. Hovdrn ~ Cos. mems fine So We
Shoes ut Sanger Bros. '-S-litC