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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-05

INDIANAPOLIS, January 4.-Snow com.
menced falling about 2 o'clock this morn,
ing, and has continued all day. Nearly all
railroad trains are delayed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-05

NEW YoRK, January 4.-Dr. John w.
Draper, the eminent scientist and author,
died this morning at Hastings, on the Hud.
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Newto Get the RassInn Misslou,

Special Dbpatch TO the lntelllgenCer.
WASHINGTON, January 4.--The best OF
authority tonight asserts that the name of
John G. New, Of Indiana, will be sent to
the Senate tomorrow or Monday, as Min.
ister to Russia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-05

PERuSA had remarkable good effect on
my daughters paralysis, W. T. DuNCAS,
Sewickly,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-05
what They coA.

Cincinnati Commercial
The soloists and Director Thomas reoeiy.
ed the following amounts for their services
in the stNLessiah:n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-05

The ofCripgS-mOrc than 1,SOO head less than
generally gquAl To y ialf TO good demand Tho
quality viii average fully BS good Rg lait weeks
oietings and In some instances they arn q better
grade. Prices are th4de higher than last week;
quotations T5<lS7Ic, and extra Oc.
TIE SHEEP MARKET.
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Pleads auIIty 10 Eirht Indfe,m.,,,.

NEWARK, n. j., January City Auditor
Palmer plead guilty to eight indictments
for forgery, and was remanded TO iail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-05

The offerings are more than double In number
those Of lNA week. bntthelr qualify d not a. Tood
The demand has been quite active for good sheep,
which have been scare, aud our home bHlSbSSl
have wholly absorbed lhOm, Common yheop hHva
not been active. We quote prices al 5JSaSkc, with
few Rt OF peAT the Ant figure ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-05

The arrivals Of cattle during The week amounted
70 lllS head, against gGo last week. and go head
the corresponding week Of last year, and the lIos
during the week amounted 10 lO2i head NRaIIlst
p7S last week, and l,673 head the eorTcsR1iidiug
week Of lust year. and were Us follows:
To Baltimore 7es
Lo county IS
To Eastern Bpecua af
10 Warrington City a
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baltimore Live stock Market.

OFFICE OF CALVERToS LIVE STOCK SCALES.
MONDAY, January 8, iSs9,
RECEIPTS OF THE wEEK.
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We are authorized to announce Pink II POWe
a. n candidate Tor assessor OF taxes Mel t nan
county, subject TO the action Of the county de
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-12
WORKING WEAVFRS,
THE III RI
Spring Meeting Of The LOUISE
ana Jockey Club.

NEW ORLEANS, April 11.-Louisiana
Jockey club spring meeting, first day;
weather cloudy and showery; attend
ance moderate; track in good condition
First .ruce-Mile and quarter, over
five hurdles; purse, 5000 Boston aud
Strichnine fell at the first hurdle, both
riders being badly bruised; Glasgow
gallOped over the course Pool on the
track, Glasgow $25, field $40.
Second race-Pickwick stakes for
added: mile and d quarter. Thirteen
nominations started. The race was won
by Angela, Apollo second, Babcock
third, beating Mamie w, Ellie, War
ringtOn and Baltshazar. Time, 2:14
Apollo led at the start, Babcock second.
and the others well together. These
positions were maintained to the back
stretch, where Angela began to close,
and on the lower turn went to he front,
winning by two lengths. Pools on the
track, Babcock, $50: Apollo, $50; Wint2
entries, $25; field &15.
Third race-Purse, $3.50; mile and a
half; all ages. Won by Faircount, Saun-
terror second, Bayard third, beating
Moscow and Resumption. No time taken
Before the horses started heavy rain
began. Judges, timers and reporters
had left their stands for protection from
the weather. The horses were at the
half-mile post for start, but could be
scarcely seen through the binding rain
Occupants of the grand stand, including
ladies, had taken refuge in the hall.
Pool on track, Saunterer, $25, Faircount
1913. field. Sl5.
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That Dress Iauabble.

The entire time in Justice Evans
court vest r1aV was consumed
in the hearing OF case in
which ladies were the disputants, and the
fact that as principals and witnesses some
seven or eight had to appear in court,
served 10 attract large crowd OF gantle-
men during the progress OF the testl-
mony and argument. The dispute all
grew out of the making OF Cashmere
dress, and only three and one halt dollars
was at stake. but like the Michigan
chicken, which originally could have been
bought for twenty cents, out after the
PRINCIPALS in the suit went all the way
from the Justice TO the supreme court,
costing each of the contestants about
fifteen hundred dollars, this dress has SO
tar cost each much more than the amount
OF the bill. and the value of the dress to-
gether. The disputants were Mrs. r. B.
HAYES and Mrs. Smith, a dressmaker.
The former aimed she gave Mrs. Smith
three dresses, a calico and cashmere t.
make and silk to alter, agreeing TO pay
81 81 tor the work The calico was made
aud delivered. and the chan ges made in
the silk, but when Mrs. Hayes called tor
il she claimed that 1t had not been IiXed
as ordered, and rendering payment for work
done on 1t demanded the cashmere, and
Mrs. Smith refused TO give it up either, ms
She proposed to finish the other dress ac-
cOrding to contract and demand tull pay
ment tor the work. Mrs. Smith elaine d
she had done the work according to con-
tract on the silk. and it was an express
agreement with Mrs. Hayes thar she
should get $50 tor the work. A num-
Der OF lady witnesses were introduced and
gave testimony pro and con and tor
uXVnlln a CTAnl SGhnnl m lpurp
dressmaking in. MeSsrs. Penny. BOlinger
Il Richey represented Mrs. Smith. and
Clark & Dyer We're counsel for Mrs.
Hayes. The suit brought asked for 81
actual AMI 500 vindi'Hiye damages on the
bondsmen in Mrs. Hayes scqu stration
bond. MessrS. Z. j. COrnibe and j. j.
O'Brien. We understand that Mrs
! Smith intends to take the case to the
! county court. When ladies' ge; into law
suits they seem to be even more deter
| mined than men.
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FIntteriug Success.

Mr.. 0. V. Hays, correspondent OF the
Texarkana Interstate News and general
superintendent of the American Recip-
rocal Aid association, Of rcxarkana. ar
rived last night, and Is stopping at the
McCleRund house, He is enthusiastic
over the grand success Of his association
1t is now on IA solid paying basis and is
no longer AN experiment. Our young
STEERS ana oldsters that are not married
should call on him or telephone him and
he viii call aud explain its objects and
u1r,,g
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THE Ms1RNAsbNS.
In n Disturbed state of Mind
Their Surplus Wives.
Western Associated Pres,

Western Associated Press.
SALT LAKE CITY. April THE Nor
mon spring conference met yesterday.
Attendance slim and proceedings lame.
There Is great ferment III the Mormon
mind and church leaders seem unwilling
or unable to sound rullying cry. The
Mormons a,e heard to regret that
Brigham is not alive. They recall that
MISUNDERSTANDING polygamy if
Reynolds decision was against it, and
demand that the present church leaders
shall openly announce their submission
to the law or their intention to continue
to defy it. Their instructions to the
polygamists to find separate houses for
their plural wives is regarded as COW
ardly, and is creating dissatisfaction
among the Mormon women. The coming
constitutional convention is expected
to provide against the further
extension of polygamous marriage, but
what the people already in polygamy
are to do gives most concern. Some DO
lygamlsts have sent away their plural
wives, others have not "and say they will
not" although greatly disturbed as to
the possible consequences. They say
they are willing to suffer | Official dis
reimbursement and aid in stopping fur
Their polygamous marriages, but that
they will not abandon their plural tami-
hes, and they fear prosecution it they do
not. The women have suddenly acquired
greatly increased Importance. Polyga-
mists will probably not endeavor to be
registered for voting by the election
commission. They expect to he able to
elect homogeneous Mormons TO all
offices. Nevertheless there is a great
rush for naturalization papers. There
would be but little disposition among
the Gentiles to disturb the existing po-
lygamous relations if the church would
stop the practice where it is, but they
show no disposition to do that, or those
who have the disposition lack the cour-
age t. act.
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FRANK JAMES.
He DiscOurses on His Life and
Career.
st. Loui. Republican sp.cial


MEMPHIS, April 1.-The following let
ter, received mysteriously by the Mem
phis Appeal to-day, will be published
tomorrow morning. 1t purports to have
been written by Frank James, brother
OF the recently murder. d Jesse James
who claims that he was in this city wheI
news OF his brothers death was re
ceived. The letter was written on the
bl ak page of a hotel register, the name
OF which is carefully cut off:
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 4, 1882.
To the Editors OF the Appeal
/ see III Tuesday paper that my broth.
or jesse James was killed. left Tues.
day evening this place for parts un.
known. Every day | can pick up pa
per and see our names in it. There is
not robbery committed but what il
laid on Jesse and |. We are not guilty
OF any OF the robberies that has been
done in the last three years. We never
robbed a southern man in our lives if we
new it. II we did We would give it back
to him, Tor their is one of your citizens
here that remembers the time we robbed
the stage near Hot Spring we give him
his money back; but the blue
coats never get their money back.
A little revenge don't hurt
10 one for Jesse and have had little
and l expect to have a lite more. Just
think how my father was killed by the
dam blue devils and how they come ont
into the field where l was blowing and
take the lines off my no Sc and hang me
to my own pillow. Only for Jesse would
OF die. Well We began waylaying
Yanks and getting one by one for about
year and we joined a noble hero by
the name of Quantrell. We had 81
men then and We made things hot now
and then. / have travelled nearly all
over the world since the war, while Jesse
staid close to home. Old Pinkertin
thought he cosld get us, but after one
Pinkertin and 3 others got killed they
let up; they don't want us. But think
of my poor brother; they just AS well
hang Bob Ford, for we have friends all
over the country that would shoot him
as quick as dog. have a friend that
will drop this ia your bag after leave
and hope you will oblige ME.
FRANK JAMES.
On the bottom margin of the first
page was written in big hurry and the !
OPP margin of the reverse Iage this
.pology: THE only paper l could get"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-12
THE CITY.

"A pile OF blow, blustcr, flash, etc.
Tor SO liltle rain yesterday evening.
The switch AMI pond matter has en-
tirely absorbed the lnlrke,-house queS
ton.
The Mayor mildly intimatcd last night
that our fourteen candle uuinary might
get shipped.
The council met to discuss who caused
the ponds in East Waco, but got back to
the Old issue Of how to get rid OF them.
Mr.. Saley anticipates having his ele-
vator ready Tor this seasons crop, but il
the worms keep on he will hardly be bur-
dcneI with much small grain.
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PuuIouinn GIce Club.

The 40 we club propose giving con-
cert in Lvcrum hail tomorrow night for
the benefit OF Paul Quinn college. and
they have arranged a programme that is
sure 10 draw largely. \ principal pOr-
ton OF the programme viii consist of the
characteristic religions songs OF the freed
man and ante-beiMm days, varied by
unique and striking music, both vocal and
inSt1um ntal Those who love the gens-
inc soul-stilring harmony that will bring
them back 10 the old days will be iavoret
with IN evening which will remind them
OF tie past. by attaining.
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Compound Syrup Of SarSaPlfIA
IOdide OF Potassium.

The remedies in this PrepaF4.-
ranked by the medical prolr's.'-, : 7
most certain .f alternatives and a''.
tiyes, possessing the power oil Tr-..
from the blood those humor' o.. p
pies which disturb lis purify .''n- -
them toward The natural rA. .-
channels Itis employed VIII. . y
tage in chronic affections oI '-' =
eruptiye and skin diseases, ''',- :
Anthonv's fire, erysipeIaS' f--
pustules, blotches, boiIs, tIIHg''' y
or salt rheum, scall-hrad, rug \.
ulcers and sores, chrome T05..-A
syphiIitic and mrrcurial dl,ri'''' j. 4.
generally for the various d a1
ing from impurities of the o TO-. ,...
1t forms a powerful aIIeraIl,T .5 ~ ,
renovation of the blood and ioI u,
toration of tone and sirens.l ~.
system when debiIitdted '{ IN
Ask your druggist for our Il''' '. n.
are in search Of good bIooi X.
and Alternative. Price 81 per- y., m.
six bottles for s.. Prepared ol ' '
ana Willis, manufacturing
Waco, Texas.
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" The Great Southern Ren'9

"nrazos chill Cure" when + ..,..
ront n,I1 for the rnrr of cbiIl' an: ',
is a positive antidote i9L OF. 'Ii,riIlia. Z
has no rival as a tonic ioI '" .r.h u
an emaciated system l roul who D
mi matte H causes, and to those .s, fG iii
necessarily exposed to qIl ,.;l5 ,is
ences, and are attended WI" rn.: Of ar
lowing " symptoms, such a, ii i. i. !.
tite, aching of the Dach Am, ahs inji;l'''
verishmess' severe headache .srGs-
ton to get about, low sP is5 even.
ness. chilly sensations, a1' NAV tsi
hot, burning fever Wn lplTmai- T q e. Z.
terminate in bilious, rg iI ,:nsgs;. y 2,
termittent fever, we Wo,'ib hand 81 /: =
YOU keep a supply on Loo n' Tine; by.
time and take a dose tlrCe .,srr, s. ,
No other medicine Is InSo,meffal ID = =
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effccts in removing the p y no on' :,
m ngpss from f the blood and hs,rs as taa
appreciate this wal n.n7 or les; Ell
farmer, who is more o +. e;pet .1..
to those atmospheric lo Issar6srins II. ,1s
in the fall season, wllen cool nl=
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and heavy dews OF li.oi are mol 9, .,sl
those malignant fevel ,Ss,o NJ, recoHGrl,-'
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arsenic srsen The physicians rdnr tdrq,E, ..
recommend it. ASK yT Price q pei
II iie ana Prepared ie1S only Iyd BY i rq ~
-
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Electric Consumption Gun:

Has undoubtedly the be-. "a
ton of any medicine Tor thea
consumption that We have VT
able to find. 1t Is prepared rI,.
for consumption, and these El
affected with a deep->eaIed COD.
long-standiug. y few dose; g.T-
mediate relief, and if hep, up q.
feet a cure. 1t is very soothing q
lungs and pleasant TO take. De
nights sleep, free from Those ia
paroXySms of coughing, i, TJ,il
than the price of a half dozen b
ASK your druggist for h'
once; price 80 cents aud }lWl
Prepared only by Tucker 3 y
Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-12
A Critical Observer.

With true discriminativc and refined
taste, may find quite field of amusement
while promendding our thoroughfares in
the close scrutiny OF the various styles OF
dress. and more particularly the peculiar
tiles OF ladies' head-wear While some
bonncts have feathers, flowers. etc. piled
mountain high in questionable protusion.
with coIors in closest proximity, that will
not blend but oil nd the eve, you may
observe Others that are rich, elegant,
symmetrical and attractive, whose origin
NAV be traced TO Mrs. Cohen. OF the
Fashion Bazaar. U4U5'c.
Bremond water fresh every day at Il.
Behren's. VtVou
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Attention EiremIcm.

Members of Rescue Hook and Ladder
company No. l, and Engine company No.
/. are hereby requested to meet at the
engine house this p. N. at 5 o'cio X sharp.
Bu,ineSs OF Importance - transact. BY
order of ). 4. HOGAN, Chief.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-12

Waco'S enterprise. the Academy Of Art,
ships to-day Il large case OF enlarged oil
paintings 10 CorSicana. Heretofore all
such work has been necessarily forwarded
70 other points to be executed and Return
ed At an additional expense and serious
de.avs, and quite often very unsatisfactory
results.
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You are hereby notified to meet at Lch-
man hall nj o'clock sharp this (Wednes-
day evening, Il ) Brooks.
Secretary
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-12

Rose Coeu Sayoli..

A perfect hair drpssir.
moter OF the growth Of tbs 4
other compound posses,e. ,..
properties which So ey3.-r-
various conditions Of The I.,.'
1t softens the hair when h..
dry; it soothes the irrj.,..-
skin; it affords and prolur, =
est luster; removing al. E.
scurf, etc, Thereby maxim,
have asserted, without qy-,e
best article ever used for rt.'
will only cost You % rep,,r.,
Prepared only by Tucker 4
Waco, Texas.
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WACO. APRIL -, 1882,
,Ihe NXentherTn.Iln,.

The Indications for the guilt states are
partly cloudy weather with occasional
light rains. Winds from east to south
and higher barometer, with sta
tionary temperature.
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dllCLlpl was uidIlt W slult up tLil6 iuOi IL
ing.
OPEN AGAIN.
LAWRENCE, Mass, April 10.-The Cen,
tral Pacific mill opened this morning
A large crowd gathered III the vicinity
of the mill, but few OF whom however
were strikers. Two hundred weavers
are operating five hundred looms. There
are but five spinners employed this
morning at thirty frames; these Were
strikers. But one quarter OF the Cen,
trail mill is in operation, hiring about
one hundred and twenty hands. The
Central mill will continue in operation
hiring help gradually and when suftic
lent help is procured the upper mill viii
be started Strikers show no signs OIL
weakening, but tine mill managers ex
pect many of them will return to work
before the week ends. The mills will
not again shut down, but will continue
operations with such help as they can
secure.
WORKING WEAvERS.
LAWRENCE, Mass, April 11.-Ihirty-
seven additional weavers were hired al
the Pacific mills this morning, making
the total number of weavers now EN-
ployed one hundred and eighty-tive
Less than thirty frames are III operation
in the spinning department.
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nISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The irm OF Matthews. Massey & Blades
i this day dissolved by mutual consent.
W L. Mstthews retiring from the firm
q. H. Massey and q. Blades will continue
the business OF the old firm uuler the ii m
name and style ot Massey u Blades. They
will collect All debts due the late firm of
Matthews, Massey X Blades, and settle all
liabilities.
MATTHEWS. MASSEY 4 BLADES.
Waco, April 8. lSS2
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Fine percale shtrs. The famous Star
SHIRTS and underwear. Nobby scarfs, new
collars, best hosiery, and the fin st un.
iaundrled shirts in America for 81 can be
found at Levine b. s.-04uStc
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In sevcring our connection with Mr.
Matthews. we beg leaye to inform the
public that it is entirely mutual and the
firm of Mass Il Blades will endeavor in
future, as in the past, TO execute tirst-class
painting in all its branches, and we will
have on hand at all times the very best of
paints and fun line Of wall paper. We
respectfully ask TIE public to inspect our
work and stock and extend TO us their
Patronage MASSEY IL BLADES.
Waco, April g, 1882.
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BrCnnum's ice cream parlors, under the
Taylor house, are row open for the season
and are the popular resort. 0l06lw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-12

silk grenadines cau be found finer and
IN great variety at Levine Bros. "one
price, establishment.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-12

Summer is coming. Before it gets too
hot. 90 to Sanger Bros. and get fine suit
OF their mems light NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-12

Butterick' patterns. a new supply, al
lies, lust received at w. Il. Watkins
book store. O4O9lw.
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The best preventive OF cOrsump'ivr dis.
eases OF the lungs, bowels or Kidneys is
Browns Iron BitterS. 1t che, h all decay.
dwt04l6
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The latest styles in ladies and misses
button shoes and slippers at Sanger Bros.
nlNQtc
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Take your lady friends to Bronnum' s
tor ice cream and soda; he opens to-day in
elegant style. OIO6lw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-12

Ladies and children's dresses. ulsterS in
Mohair, Alpaca and linen OF the b,st make
newest styles. and lowest prices at Levine
Rros
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Referring TO the above return thanks
to 4 generous public tor pat favors and
rs tor the new firm a continuance OF that
libeIal patronage extended the old one
W, L. MATTHEWS.
Waco, April 6, 1882.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-12

Paper bags at less than cost; closing
out stock at W. II. Watkins book store.
Ui09lw.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-12

For a fire suit OF Mems OF boys cloth
inc, go to Sanger Bros. 0409tc.
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FOR COLLECTOR or TAXEs

We are authorized TO announce J. V. GuytOu
as candidate Tor collector OF taxes subject to
the action OF the democracy Of McLennan
county DIV
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-12

Weare authorized 10 announce Allen i. West
deputy for past four years. as candidate for
collector oftaNas. McLcnnan county, subject TO
the action of the county democracy.
UID1d&wtt
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simple Renea:
Oriental So,odo,,

1t gives us the great.
present pres to you the merit, f., !. q 8
tiful preparation. wLirl %. %.
celebrated as being dccil. ...
remedy ever put M far t'l,'
gums, preserving The ,sag
Tuning the breath. T,n -'l q
never be without it ss,i, III !
druggist. Price 80 Cent, ,' 4
Prepared only by TurL., r.
Waco, Texas. Z
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Fora Lice white OF colored shirt, or i
stylish scarf. call on Sanger Bro -O4O9Ic
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-12

All the lcaoing styles of the season. the
Derby. Manila, StctsOn and straw hats.
tor gents boys ard children, can be found
in great variety mt Lew ms Bros 0l0Stc
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FIR rs.
a Lively Blaze nt Hamilton. d.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, April 1O.-A fire at
Hamilton, Ohio last night destroyed a
livery stable and the Hull agricultural
works, with a number of steam engines
owned by Nashville parties, O'Brien's
wheel works, Block Il Clawson's ware
house and the city buildings. Loss
about $4,000.