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National Republican., 1882-12-26
The sunday Queation.
Auburn DigpqlcI.

This nation is made up largely of profess
sional christians who regard Sunday as a
mcred day. They desire to worship God ON
hat day, and they have right to do so un-
disturbed. The law must protect them to a
reasonable extent in that right. But while
legislating to protect the man who believes in
God in his right to worship undisturbed, we
must be careful not to 60 50 far as to abridge
the rights OF the man who docs not wish to
worship.
National Republican., 1882-12-26
Oscar yvilde,s Opinion OF America.

NtW SWN'
A prominent legal gentleman of this city
met Oscar Wilde at dinner night or two
since, and asked him what his real opinion of
New York was, now that he had lived here
neatly year.
"Well, SIR" said Mr.. Wilde, with placid
smile, "my opinion is now formed, and it is
that New York is very good place for one to
stop for dinner on ones way to Yokohama"
National Republican., 1882-12-26
8uarOing.

MEALS SERVED no. RESIDENCES,-PER
WI SONS desiring hoard Will please call address
+" Caterer" li22 X street northwest de23M"
OLINToN HOUSE. SEVENTH ANDIS ISIREErS
- northwest - n st-elis5 table board aud large
rooms at reasonable rates location central tran
silent rates, 81, sl25, sl.5Oi no liquors. des-tf
TENREMONr HOUSE.
j CHANGE of pROPRIETORS.
First class table polite uud attentive servants Very
desirable situation for families. Rates, $40 aud -
per day S15, go So, and pp per month
del n, W. DlNlSON, Proprietor
VDOARD AND ROOMS-CLAHENnO HOUSE,
ID 9O3 street, opposite Masonic Temple; HrSt-
cluss board, incEdiGg lunch 2l9 per month meHls,
~ cents Is tickets g.; ladies' diuug-ruum on trst
floor, hall entrances rooms for trdu1ient aud regular
boarders; newly painted and papered. n027'lmF
National Republican., 1882-12-26

when a select coterie gather; and for what
purpose other than social intercourse can you
imagine? The interchange of
GHOST STORIES,
one of which Miss Stuart told us, and in so
dramatic a way that we shivered with horror.
Miss Stuart has great many enhancing
"reminiscences of her gifted father, whose
finest portrait of Washington is at Newport,
in the senate chamber of the state house-a
painting of remarkable power, before which
one must be impressed by the magic of an art
which, with brush and few colors, has been able
on bit ofcanvas to cmbalm in its nobility the
face of this person of historic grcatness-an
art which, though the noble head thatdirected,
and the cunning hand that obeyed have
long since gone to dust preserve intact the
genius of tho artist. Stuart's talent or ability
or faculty lay in reproducing the head and
face of his subject All minor details he sac
rifccd to this. The Washington family were
deeply attached to him, and his daughter fre-
quently receives letters and visits from the
different connections.
Among other relics, Miss Stuart has frag'
mcnt of the lace given by Lady Washington
to stuart in answer to his request for bit of
the lace such as
THE GENERAL
always wore, so that his portrait might in
every detail he perfect. When he returned
it, Lady Washington sent II back, bidding
him keep it for future use. Twas this lace
in the portrait that led to severe structures by
Pcalc, who declared Washington mover wore
lace Miss Stuart is the sole surviving mem
Der of her family, aud it is TO be regretted
that some one with influence in such matters
can not induce her to paint her own features
SO that future generations may enjoy tithe
of the pleasure in gazing on the counterfeit,
her friends now feel in looking at the orig
inal.
Miss Stuart is independent, but owes it to
the industrious use Of her brush, which she
still plies, and not to the luxury of an inheri-
| tance. Had she been the daughter of an Eng
lishman, and had he done Us much to perpctu-
ate the features of one of their best rulers as
Stuart's genius has done to immortalize the
personal appearance of him whom we call the
father of his country, don't you think an ap-
prcciative government would long ago have
provided her with liberal annuity, not be-
cause she needs it, but because the nation
owes it?
will close though l have scarcely begun
to tell all might, with the statement, which
will seem incredible, that in all her long, busy
life Miss Stuart has never once visited Wash
ington, n city where, it seems to me, she
| rightly belongs,
National Republican., 1882-12-26
2Iusinrss & bantrs.

wv ANTED - A GOVERNMENT .EMPLOYE
w having about sluOl cash, "A, allent or &C
pprluCT In ma established business. Address Et r.
VAN, lirpuIlcm uncr dr9' M+
II IBERAI RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
4 4 on Time deposits. United States Bonds bought
and sold NJ market rates; COLLECTIONS made every
uylNanlA avenue mn26u
JyNVEkY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
ia Al REASONABLE RATES
Az THE'REpU BLICAN OFFICH
National Republican., 1882-12-26
.for Salr-- miscellaneous.

ATASACRIFICE-ONI3 MAGNIFICENT NEW
~ rosewood case piAnO one Of the finest pianos IN
STYLE hush, aud tone ever offered t825 cash in
stillmens, llN Tenth street de2l 6t*
THOR SALE-sOO POUNDS OF NONPARIEL
Il type in good order Call at Republican job
O0ica nul2-tf
National Republican., 1882-12-26
. OUR VISIT,

an exquisite day, on which the tenderest
peace 'brooded over sea and land, and made
all good things perfect. Ascending the stone
steps, we saw tluttering low, near the ground,
a gayly painted parasol at the clicking of the
gate-latch it rose, and we knew it sheltered
lady who advanced to meet us-a tall, erect
woman, wearing a summer gown of gray
diaphanous material, linen at her throat, con
fined by a bow of scarlet ribbon, her face
shaded by garden hat, around which was
green veil. With the charming courtesy
marking one to the manner born" she held
forth her hand and bade us welcome, adding,
National Republican., 1882-12-26

Uur Weekly Ncnt List pub1Shed every Monday
morning, contains complete schedule of our Houses,
Stores Shops, and Farms offered for rent, together
with descriptions prices, &c. and how they may DO
seen. Property for sale in all parts of the city.
money 10 loan ON real estate. Call.
mrg7 b. II. WARNER, 9i8 street.
yF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT, OR
L Trade CITY Country Property, come and see the
~ bargains at the Real Estate Exchange of
WILLIAM II. MAIN III BROTHER, 81. Charles
Hotel, corner Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. mhlatf
National Republican., 1882-12-26
d0lmtro--- miscellaneous.
USTIE'S OLD STAND,
No. SO d STREET NORTHWEST.


n. B.-New clothing we sell cheaper than any
where, dc22ly
ANTED-BOARD, IN PRIVATE FAMILY
w preferred, for gentleman Hud wife, with three
ChdrCn not less than three communicating rooms,
Address A. r., Republican Office dclGIt*
wv ANTED-A,F ONCE FOR CASH--A l2.BlCY-
w Gle, second hand; must be in good order Ad
dress r. b. G., Republican Oiicc debit
NXTANTED-HUGsEs no KEEP; CIMFORTA-
w bic stable. buy stalls; city reference; keeping
horses Il specially, Can bc seen at Prices stable, 81
Sixth stree. northwest. on TUESDAYS, Thursdays, aud
SatuTduyA Farm on SevCnh-StrCrt Ruud, miles
from tue city o. II, =, CLARK, Sllgo, Nd. del,lm@
VXTANTED- BUSINESS MEN TO KNOW THAT
w III kinds OF Job Work can be executed at The
Republican OlliCC quicker and In more satisfactory
manner than nt any other place in the city, se9B
WANTED -EVERTB TO KNOW THAT
w the best and cheapest place In the city TO get
job Printing done is ut The National Republican
Onice, sen
VIZ ANTFp-TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN T..
w Bnll, Room 4, lllO New York avenue Is u Com
missioner OF l'r,di for every state aud Territory.
United states Commissioner, Examiner, and Notary
Public; always IN Office from a. m. tOjp m. aphiy
National Republican., 1882-12-26
Gurkisb 8atbs.
NEW TURKISH nATn (DR
GbiropoSists.

ENASY FEET, socially WALKS IN THE
IL open air and sunshine oXygenize and decarbon-
ize the system, thoroughly promoting health and
longevity and DIR. Whites twenty-one consecutive
years OF successful practice In Washington, ID. C.,
enables requisite treatment for Hard and son Corns,
Bunons Club and Inverted Nails Frost Bite, Chill
ba!ns, Vascular Excresences, and other complaints
ofthe feet, Refers TO the most eminent physicians and
surgeons. His Chiropodial Establishment, lit Penn
sylyenla avenue opposite Willard's Hotel Is patron
lied by the elite of the world. Hours: a M to p
m. Sundays. 10 a. m. to p, m.) Office fee, 81 per
visit SEQ
National Republican., 1882-12-26
,t'or SaIr--farms.

NVnGINIA FARMS FOR SALE-OF G00 75O
v aud IL acres, g, hours from Washington pro-
iuqtvei abQu! opehaif cleared; residue in timber;
rev, ana mill. The lands are susceptible OF advan-
agenus subdivision. Prices, ~, $3.50 and 50 per
Al res3 80 The Owner" Republican Office. del0-l9t#
National Republican., 1882-12-26

nt1 X STREET NORrIiwEsT-Fo RENT
Jt l. Fine suite of tn oc rooms ON first floor; suit
iDp family ar four gentlemen: hrst-class table
al
National Republican., 1882-12-26
S0tanteo---S Situations frmaIr.

NTANTED-A PLACE 10 WASH AND IRON
w or as n chambermaid, or place in small FAM
lily to do general hOuscwOr. Apply at O2 Four-and-
a-hRlf street. below penmsvlYnmiA MVenue. ue253tt
National Republican., 1882-12-26

-JIs THIRTEENTH Furnished rooms on first,
4 L " second and third floor; central lucutOn
Nlll rent siuuly q suite, dp2i-3H
National Republican., 1882-12-26

0ltantr0- Situations - Stlale.
WY ANTED-A SITUATION IN A PRINTING
w or Job office by Fs0her young man of two years
experience. Address with terms, II. II, W., Repuhli-
can Office. de2r5t*
National Republican., 1882-12-26

1900 NEW YORK AVENUE-FURNTsHEp
IcGo rooms for rent, en- suite and snglei reiei-
euCts exchanged, de3OSt@
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THE EXAMINER.
WACO, FEBRUARY %, 1882.
LOCAL HBHEVETFES.
EfcEns Of Interest from Our Re.
pOrters' note Books.

Justice Davis had no cases yesterday
Tie clouds are still threatening ram
till county is getting hot over local
/ option.
Civil court in Justice Davis chamber
| this week.
Justice Evans had another day of ease
yesterday.
Cheap column notices of fresh and in
tersting nature this morning.
Strange rumors floating around town,
will something cone to light?
The mud has got so it is an elegant
soap, slippery condition considered.
Almost a fight, and had it been. what
q police court disclosure we would have
had.
One marriage license issued in the
county clerks Office yesterday AMI SIX
during the week.
We take back al we said about that
new moon. Ii is not doing any better
than the old one did.
Most OF the country people who came
in Yesterday depended on horse ana sad
die IL get them to town.
Read cur church directory this morn
ing. Ii viii be found correct as all the,
notices were sent in by the pastors.
A few persons found their last stick
Of wood gone yesterday, and had to 20
out on the square and purchase at arbi-
frary rates.
~. !.
getting 20 and from tie depots AMI
through some streets where they have TO
carry passengers.
Our business breyity column is read by
everybody and offers excellent Opp0rtuui-
ties for those who desire good results from
speciat advertising.
District Clerk Bcaslev has lost a val.
liable packages OF papers. the retu ! OF
which to him AT he court house viii b.
highly appreciated
-Retail trade was Only moderate yes
terday, considering it was saturday. Tbs
purchasers we're lew. but those who did
buy made very good bills.
Stephenson. Tibbs u Steiner ye:tel-
day put up m elegant show window for
displaying their handsome line OF collins,
some OF which ave almost handsome
enough to maze one wish TO die just TO
occupy them.
-AldermaG fibbs, in whose charge the
construction ot the pest house WAS placed,
has had the building erected. and il IS now
awaiting an occupant. The wOTs luck We
can wish him ANU tic city is that it may
never have one.
Since our article in reference to coun-
" county candidates Marshal johnson APP
pears on the horizon as contestant with
Geo. Lambdin Tor cattle and hide inspec-
tor, and We are told that Judge Gerald
will have to attend county amusements in
opposition 10 ut least one candidate.
1t is stated that certain person who
is anxious TO te a candidate for something
j. helping all the aspiIants to see how
they can get county offices, and when he
CTS them all out OF the way, he viii tell
the dear people what he can do for them
in city fairs if they will just permit him.
j. f. Hopkins q Bro, have Just mad |
for Mrs. DOss enc of the !Iand,Omest and |
best buggies that viii run on the streets |
of Waco. 1t is q Timpkin spring, side |
bar; and Mrs. DOss has reason to bG proud /
of it, for il is well worth the money she
paid tor it. The, Hopkins Brothers are
turnir out many such JOBS lis this, AID
when they build vehicle you may be
sure il has come to stay.
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BIG ReNASEA.
aui,emser. Busch Brewing As
sOciaEiOn.

Amono the many mighty industries
tb,t r,,srk, ,hc increase OF St. Louis, in Ter
sn' sndid progression and development,
mo- o are more prominent than the inSti-
80 ohove named Turning out in
IS75 twentv-six thousand harreis' inns
brewery. last year. sold over two nuh,ireu
thoussnd barrels. Its SAILS OF botueu peer
amounted TO one hundred thousand par
rels or over ten million bottles, eNceeuIuS
in number sny other bOttleing eStlo, lsH-
ment in either Europe or America. 10y
inc six acres of ground in the Guy W."
its Necessary adiuncts OF various hHIuS, ~
Guiding cooperage, bottlinG' "asii'.S'
stablein0 offices, etc, constitutes 'iV ~.
considerable community Within Itseli' '',t.
unler the manaTeM NJ OF the pre-lieHt
A1ofpbus Busch son-in-law and success, I
10 Mr.. Anheuser lis tOun ier tie vast eS.ao-
lishment moves in all is pnts. lhtiuuI1%
scores otmachines and thousand nallu>'
with the regularity and precision OF one
enormous machine Instinct throughout
lite and intelligence. Not a suptIuorS
hand met an IDLE moment n CUISINES
hours tor any, VET all cheerful, nearly anu
happy. All take lager OF course ~ pr
or their diet. Us other persons "luT' 80 80
situated, take cot =, tea or miCH' "'N
wiyh as much. i nor indeed, hesteI resi- -
With only about iOur per cent. uI AIclo-
hOl lager is On,v I rritie more III
eating and not ssS nutritious certainty
than either coffee or te2, Indeed many
think II 10 De lar mOte nUtria olS ana tu"Ic
wholesome than either. and tom ouse'-
walton here. nl g must Gc ieVt n so An"
- substitute tor whisky or something
worse which tie majority ut mlnklhu
seem 10 rejoice IN. lager well worthy
of consideration 10 say tine least o..
Lager Is peculiarly = southern drink,
his brewery sells largely 10 AU>t:a o.,
the Sandwich Islands, SoH-h Amcfi-a and
other southern OUntI,tS. uOt ~ mention
California. TeNtS Aud orrer southern
states, but Geycr u drop -o Russia OF any
other Old count Y. where oa.y more
frey article VII satisfy p" demands OF
the human form divine Adm!r@hle as
tonic for u warm. enerv&ting climate.
lager Is tor cold county 100 thia-
Accordingly the aie with !eNa- has n
creased Immensely. in degree fully CON-
mensurate with the increase OF wealth and
population in the last several ye9rs. Sdch
is the Increasing demand, n fact. 5haJ the
association has invested thoUsan..s and
OF dollars IN various 81 es Ui
the state. with "A view 10 supplying. III
ample quantities, the frGSh"S aud best,
In addition to receiving aui furnishing
railroad depot of their ovn. the aSsocI;'-
ton owns and runs 800 ref. gerat0r cas-,
so that, taken from their ever lrigid Gel
lars (iggregat,ng, by tie way, a nile m
engthj their u-!oads OF beer reach heir
destination rs fresh and cool IS wien II 81
turned out from the brewery. M. john
Farley, the well Known Local agent Tor
W AGO, is now in st. Louis anl has made
tor supplying the rapidly
demand on terms only less
al stactory to patrons than the marked
Improvement of lat, in tie Anheuscr beer
tsen.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-26

This suffrage movement Is, in the
United States, at all events, only part
of movement against the limitations
of sex, against the bondage OF matI4
mOny and the burdens OF maternity.
Those who are tirus striving TO break
up the political unity Of the family are
assailing It's integl ty I other ways by
separating as much DIS possible the inter
est of the wife from that of
the husband, and teaching her TO
regard him not with confidence but with
jealousy. The writer has heard in sew
ersl quarters that some of the female
leaders of the movement do all il their
power to deter young women from mar
rage. The nameSof John Stuart Mill,
on the banners of the movement, indi
Gates its real charac ter, and shows that
it extends to the general status of women.
If it spreads in America, the consequence
will be that the Anglo-Americau race
viii be supplanted by the Irish and
Germans, whose women are loyal To
sex, true tsthe family ana good mothers,
while all the Irish and half the Germans
belong 70 church by which the fam
lily has always been upheld.-GoldwIn
Smith.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-26

Fifty bushels yellow yam sweet pot
toes Call soon st Bort EoOres. 03l2lc
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YhnI LITTLE Store.

II you want to see hive OF industry all
you have to do is to step around TO Loch-
ridge, Prestridge & Co. on Fourth street.
The reason that the little store does such
a business is, that they sell tirst-class
staple AID fancy groceries, farm and plan
tation supplies, keep only, the finest can
goods and make speciality OF supplying
their trade with fine cheese, butter. eggs,
chickens, turkeys, ETC., and always have
the best country and western produce in
the market. II you want full weight
fresh goods and full value Tor your dollar
OF oSthe Little Store. II,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-26
Tine Human Eye.

&C. universally regarded rs the
Il The g. ., or,.,n of the human BODY.
s. mo,i a',5' n 'ty and unqualified persons cx-
81 gel ~ i.'','.i ,,mper with ii. Many who
Fl prlilti5' 90 Hind have lost their s:mht
q sTe Z" ~ i,,urnpcr adjustment of glasses,
n tIroic.' '.s,.,i,.,lIy from >prciaCln deal
E b. IN FL -, i.,nnrjnt Of rae subject rs
3 Fl; 81. .' -. People will SCI adver-
tHt IH'' ,,.o, eomcbo1V selling spec
h ii'. in' .,s ,itt ems p- H.. and thrn
at.. ,,ii..,.ol.s .ee p 'yerti,rincu of Won
4 ;g iH '',-r scientific 3is.uVcl les ni spcctas
4 Der" ,yi.Lopt considering, they viii pur-
4 c.ts' ...i, of Them pal taUr times the
cI''. f..u, first. because the inventor
ya.,,' ..u, ad,ati-cs jhrm extensively
o. u. is purchaser ay i"r il. Il is
an1 -, iii hos much or how little the
iDI','y p.I,s for tby >p'ct. c'c-; the sci
lu.,,t.. ,,rt or 90 spcctac.r Is The adult
u'' # is vcH-hnown Go every body
ga .,.,ulc ia cheap poison. hut il pro
H- .gdmln,stc.ci by practical physi-
E. t,gc j. nn dancer. An over
54, ,,,rbilI This j. Ike chc1y specla-
u r',. af..h arr sod Ton iilik cents hV or
U.s. -, .rcril,l- dealer. These /, a fine
u.l I,iy,'l.;i,,. dug known I- mrri lime,
aI,l :. ,u,rI,y administered 10y pliysi-
Eu' Il, ra lent without danger; bun il
u,.,,oi..,r.G ny a q'ark WHO has no
GS'',ooI,,l,.. of the poser ui TIN drag. ur
,iiI.'. tpn,decr Tie rllG. desired. u
i.jl ,I.o ki.'. -e a. Is win 'hr Wonderful
aa1sri. uii, sprrDu3c- II rr"pc. - mi
a ;..t.i %, 20 pr..cirl oiticirn, ih-v are
!" GOOD IS rnN other, bat II hDI9hi |
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-26

Erected AMI started to successful work
ior purchasers anywhere in McLcn-
nan or adjoining counties, The smaller
sizes are used Tor pumping for home
and farm use. and the large sizes
are used Tor all classes of machinery AMI
for irrigation ard drainage, and both are
inexpensive in use. | will give any in
formation in my power about them
whether inquirers wish to purchase or not
Office, corner of Fifth and Washington
streets. i'll Mr.. Males former lumber
yarC office. G J. Buck.
2lIS4t&NIm Agent.
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A fresh lot of eggs butter, fruits, nut
etc, just received at the Little Store
South Fourth street l25im,
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l notify the public that have taken
charge of the Grand Central hotel.
Rooms large and comfortable. Fare
tirst-class. Terms moderate. Sample
rooms furnished. Travelling public in
vited to call. Local board furnished
with or without lodging. Rooms fur
nished or not furnished. Rooms il
suites convenient for families. Rates
given to stOckmen.
". A. MINTER, Proprietor,
OI22d&wlm Grand Central Hotel.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-26
EysFGEETANY.

hhru Won visit or leave New York City
save baggage. ENflrssagr and Carriage Hire
, lIH stop nc GRAND UNION HOTEL, opposite
anu 'rntra! ppiot. l-A rooms, lifted NJ at
,i.N ,-'-' % one million dollars, reduced to one
pa anu upwar,. per day. European plan.
,l,,l"'of Restaurant sUPpitcd With thu best
as care, stage, and elevated railroad TO all
y, ,"'7 Families con live k"tter for less
lone ia'htI 81 th~ GRAND USION HOTEL than NJ
''' "'hrr LrSt-ciasS hotel IA the CITY.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-26
General EHrayn Ge.

Persons who wish freight hauled to or
from the depotS, o. any class OF merchan
disc moved in the city, should not forget
that Horne i beware have the only eX-
elusive transfer line in tie city, and have
a large number nt lloIts ready to serve the
public on the shortest notice. Attention
prompt, and charges reaSonable.-0l2St
Sweet sixteen" does not powder.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-26

Take your prescriptions to Tucker IS
wits drug store, where they viii be
hlled accurately, day or night, on short
notice. None bur the puest drugs and
chemicals are used: such us are mauutdc-
turrd BY Edwin Squibb, fNc,, York. and
Parke, Davis & Co, OF Detroit, Mich
n2i1tc
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A LEXANDER HOUSE ANU LIVERY STA
~ bic, at Alexander, on Waco extension,
now open To- tie public Best accommodations
10 guests, aa,. eood teams always IN hands foc
drummcrs ana the tray cling public, Stop an,i
hire good teams. W, X. HNMMIT, PrUprie-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-26

In Boston circles, certain oueaara Ikcr-
ing their "Grecian" q Sullivan to AcF'l-
les, and are having a good deal TO say
about the Trojan, Ryan, who was
pounded IN the Mississippi fight lately.
The Bostonians call Sullivan "the OlyH-
plan hero the greatest Of the Greeks,
liken him to Achilles, who defeated Hcc-
tor of Troy, etc. 1t is reported, how
ever, that the victorious prize-ighter Is
coming to Chicago. God forbid. 1t IS
a consolation to record aIGther report
that Ryun's mother-in-IBw says she can
whip Sullivan. Ifoue Is 70 DC imported,
why not impol both ?-Pralre Farmer.
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Noticctnsbc ssul,lic.

The new saloon now opened under the
title of kerkoW s. Nigel is not The Nigel
that keeps the imperial saloon. / have
dothing whatever TO do with it.
N2O2llm NJ MIGEI..
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i fine lot OF cotton cheviot shirts Tor
30 cents at I. Il. JOrdan's.
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| BLESSING 20 woaliNklNU.

Z Relieve Gil diseases Of women
peculiar ia In" appearance
sand cessation of the menseS
uterine disturbances, torpid
ATTY of the functions, - tn leu
,g4rrhua, dismcn0rrhG'a, au'
ia, Si.ria. also in mclaucholia
Jan other arrangements At
0turi prompt relivt &C. those
distressing bearing down
.paiU- So peculiar to women
|lrirc 81 per. Sent Tree by
.mIli on receipt al price.
.pr. clarke medicine COM
,Iany. New York CITY.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-26
SMOKE PETERSEN'S CIGARS.


Wishing to close out our business, we
offer our large stock of staple and fancy
groceries at from 10 10 % per cent.
cheaper than the same goods can be had
anywhere else In the city. Come and see
for yourselves.
Ull2tf w. b. SGARBoRoUGH 81 Co.