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Wall Narcct To.Day.


WALL street To-day.
NEw YORK, January 6-The ps,ss's nnanctal an.
ocie ;so pm. edftion) ssys: Al the Stock tx
change United States bonds are = lower for the ex-
Tended 6s, and otherwise unchanged. southern
state bonds are down hal per cent, the latter Ar.
kansas as. Railroad bonds are down saIk per
cent, the latter Boston, Hartford and Erfe
nrstS The stock market continues feyerish
ana the net result OF the fluctuations up To
the time that we write is n decline OF haiS per
cent, the latter Canada southern and Delaware
ana Hudson. Manhattan on sales OF AGO Sha res is
down TO 49S from 81, and Mobile and Ohio on 500
shares from S4k 70 81 The trunk line stocks. the
Louisville and Nashville, Milwaukee, and st
Paul, and Texas snd Pacific have each been
easier, the quotation fer eau loans ON eiaS a. @
3a6 per cent, and on [. :. bonds 3aSs per cent.
l1ine money cannot yet, however. be obtained on
Stocks below SIX percent Prime mercantilc paper
Is 6a6k per cent The market for sterling exchange
Is steady for short and nominal for hong date bills.
The Markets.
slb. BALIINoEE III January 6Nirsins es. consols.
do d. ne% %9 I Iss d,ss aae 90 sSpESps S S do deferred I
s,nA ,baLTnoRf Flow, January eRpcattoP p quiet MID
a! 2S' do a'%'Ts ss 'i,' sS,c .s'
sG s55 'sa1y aa sttr. ; 3, S SSy ,s % soc
Rio brands Z 2saT 81 Ps;arsco family, s,2s. Wheat
Ma MeaFyland AKA s, as 40 western a.nir ra. sot
ssssr, SsFfs ..,,sl arI ., n,.Sa. Ar itS.l
s rhiie s Se 5 d. "S5 yso aSs a xes9a In.
Liked sl,ot and January, eS.e6s1: February. 69Is
,anthSt,, t7sso ve.sri White 4sabl; do oiss -.
Ak: fennA lvanis. ~ -. Rye duh. 95al 90 Hsy
quiet and stesdy brine 70 choice PonHsylNansa
ahd Maryland l6ota23o 90. Provisions quiet :
mess PORK. E.10. Bak meats 49, shoulders aud
clear rib sides. packed, ~ and 90. Bacon
ehouliers. sr. clear rlh sides. l0E HaIas I2,aI3$
ISlsa ,reiinea @ & - Bntter wess-Wcst'rn psked
Petroleum nlnl,sl refined. = Coffee weak Rio car
goes ordinary So f&'r. 9alet; SllyAr lghe- snd hria
soft Sis. WHISKY ftesdy. LIZ. Erei.l,is Iitcr-
rood per siea;n.r qpi" cotton 3 l6s id. -four p "a
1T b@TItl; gt3,n S19ia keoollts nonr. , 2S2 bar
Tes wheat, s.oS2 bushels 3. 500 bushels rye
l.Jo1 bisicis. ShirlEepts wheat, none: corn is0g
bushels ,ales-whcat 259 $40 bushels. corn, le9 COG
bushels.
Money; u; ENcllanEe-loiS. 479s4; do short asa.
changed. Cotton quiet.
NEW YORK. January 6.-Flour dull and UNCHANGED.
Wheat slightly in buyers fayor Corn dun and iszI
cent lover Pork steady and quiet l6 621yal77s. Lard
LONDON. January c, 1870 prn.-U. s. bonds. 4s.
l2o1. ALahtic and Great Mestern firrt nlortsaae
trustees certificates. IS, do. SECONDS. - A. Erie ioa
New York Central, 1922 liHos Central, i3a. Penn
sy!Nalia Central, g.. Eeainr a. Ontario aud Vest
ern. 27h. Milwaukee snd 81. Paul common. l0s.
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THE OFFICE OF GOVERNMENT PR1NTER.-Repre-
sentative Miller, OF Pennsylvania, to-day headed
delegation which called upon the President in the
interest of E. W. oyster as government printer,
to succeed Mr. DefreeS. There were in the dele
cation MeSSrS. Pike, Terrill, Months, Gilmore and
Redmond, all Of whom are eX-Union soldiers re-
siding In this city,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-06

Dredging the Potomac Channel.
The National Dredging Company have thus far
been able TO continue the work OF dredging out the
river channel without interruption from the cold
until Wednesday, when the workmen laid by 20
make some repairs TO the appliances used Tho
intention is to make the channel eight hundred
feet wide and sixteen feet deep all the way nom
Rnehardt has immediate charge Of the operations,
ana is making good job OF It The dump now made
Is at the southern end OF the new trAmway, and
the weight OF the mud has spread out 20 the cause
way the north side, and Is also spreading south
ward. The mud machines and scows are kept g
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90 ANOTHER NOTICE TO THE PUB Lie.
On 27rH DECEMBER. 1881,

The undersigned had a full and final settlement with
fbe Rochester Brewing Company its agent bottliI
and selling Its beer in this city ard vicinity and the
next day assgned to the Rochester Brewing Company
The lease ~ the premises, 1906 Pennsylvania avenue,
and put their agent in possession of the fixtures,
wagons, horses. hist of customers etc, for which ne
receited the name CT the company and paid the under
signed 5000 final settlement. The books, accounts
and debts re tanned by the undersigned. All per-
sons indebted to Adam Koch agent for the sale of
beer of Rochester Brewing Company, of Rochester in
the state of New York. hereby notified to pay only
- such persons have written authority to collect
from rhe undersigned. and the customers particu
larry notified not to pay to F. III. Finley, any other
agent of said company.
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NAVAL COURT MARTIAI.-The following naval
court martial has been appointed to meet at New
port Rhode Island, to-day for the trial Of Private
John SpOilan, e. s. NJ c., and such other persons
as may be brought before it: Commander G. E.
Clarke, Lieut. Commander G. T. Davis, Lieut.. Com
mander X. b. Bradford, Lieut. W. 4. Morgan, Lieut..
J. V. B. Blocker, Lieut. s. c. Paine, and Lieut. A.P.
NaZrO.
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Coxnmmou eseHKD-The President to-day aneo
the comnission Of 9. G. T6Any. % b pansd -.
setane paymA1tee q the navy.
Al1 m 1fsxsss - ms cAnxR were prossns
at the meeting today.
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3a6-3t blI nth street northwest.
fS NOTICE-ALL PERSONS THAT WE'RE AT
70 the Ball given by the 'Lone Star b. A."
Monday last at Abners Hail. and received clothing not
belonging to them, are requested to meet NEXT SUN
DAY, january .. 1882 between and ii a-m., at the
Store of Louis Wetzef tr 1912 9TH street northwest
ja5-2t'
~ 18th street. to my brother. HARRY BYRN (al-
ready well known that connecticut, solicit in his be-
accounts should be made to him at the old stand.
H-3t' EDWARD W. BYRN.
f0So WASHINGTON TRAINING SCHOOL FOR
~ NURSES.-Lecture by Mrs. LOUISE POLLOCK
on Laws of Health for Young Children" at the Lee
tire Room. Lehman Building, 1425 New York avenue,
ON FRIDAY EVENING, January 9Th, at O'Clock.
All interested are cordially invited to attend.
N-3t d. W. PkENTISS, u. D., Dean.
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SELLING GOVERNMENT FURNITURE BY AUCTION
A few days ago the Treasury department sold at
auction on the grounds south of the Treasury
building, quantity of desks, carpets, chairs, &c.
Before these articles were sold committee eXaT-
1ned the lot, and all that they pronounced un-
Seryfceable We're auctiOned off by DuncanSon Bros.
The account of this sale was to-day adjusted. The
department realized nearly $500 by it. That is
very good sum in view of the fact that everything
sold had been pronounced unServiceable.
THE SMALLPOX SPREADING.-The Post Office de-
partment continues to receive advices from the
northwest in regard to the spread of smallpox in
that section of the country. Information also
reached the department to-day that smallpox has
broken out very badly in Pennsylvania, and that
some cases have occurred In Virginia.
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yer there Is considerable ground for debate on the
question. At the City Hall this morning the sub
ject was rather freely discussed among lawyers.
Some who had paid little attention to the subject
consider 1t an error, due to ignorance or inadvert-
ence, to state that the case might beexcluded from
the court unless verdict OF n1anslaughter was
rendered. as the opinion prevailed that the plea Of
jurisdiction would be equally strong either in q
case OF murder or one OF manSlaughter. It was
thought that the alternative verdict, under the
presumption that the plea OF want of Jurisdiction
assault with intent to kill. A STAR
reporter applied to the district attorneys
office for enlightenment on the law, and was In
formed that there was a distinction as to the
matter OF Jurisdiction between the crimes OF man
slaughter and murder Murder being a capital
crime it is set around with rules OF law entirely
distinct from penitentiaTy offences, and it Is be-
leyeyed, according TO statutory provisions, that
the plea OF want OF jurisdiction can only apply to
for the court to decide what force 1t has In such
case. The district attorney holds that the plea
cannot be maintained. The condition having
arisen under which he announced that he would
take part in the closing arguments he win prob
ably present the views OF the prosecution on this
prayer.
Mr.. Seoyille's prayers were f1led this morning
with the clerk OF the court, and according to agree
the prosecution. MeSSrS COrkhill and Davidge
Were closeted during greater part OF the day de-
v1Sing means to meft the new crisis that has
arisen In the case. They were not inclined to
talk, and In fact were practically inaccessible to
reporters.
Considerable criticism is passed upon MI. SEQ
WILLIE for raising the question Of jurisdiction at this
time, as he virtually waived It, when Judge Cox,
before the trial opened, proposed to have 1t ar
doubted, and d Il Is held NJ scosiiie, had not
raised It, 1t could have been raised by the prisoner
himself or II. Reed at any time before the verdict
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was rendered. In regard to the prayers OF the de-
fence relating to the law OF insanity the opinion
Is general that the construction OF the law given
therein Is entirely too liberal
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-28
Success Unprecedented.

II there is any other organization. here
tofore or M the present time, conducted on
mutual plan that has met with the same
success as the Texas Benevolent Associa-
ton, we do not know the name of il or
where II Is located. In less than YEAR
existence the books show that the r. B.
y. has membership OF 2,6l0, and the in
crease grows more rapidly as the associa-
ton crows older There must be rea-
son for this and it Is found in the fact that
this association was organized and is con-
Quoted on basis that guarantees alb
sOute security 10 the insured at the low
est per Centum. Sensible. calculating peH-
pie always endorse and participate in the
advantages OF good thing, and among
the best recommendation the r. B. A has
is that upon looking through its hooks
you find that its membership is made up
OF sound, thinking people. VINO believe,
no matter how favorable the situation
may be at the present time, in making
provision for those who may be lett be-
hind. Col. r. 3. PARROT, who heads the
L. B. \. rs business manager, is man
who has solved the problem OF mutual re-
lief, and has adopted the best features OF
all modern insurance, and instead OF adj
herring to the old-time high-priced rates,
has PM it where il properly Belongs
within the reach OF al, and To their inter
est u become members, If they have in
view the security against possible want OF
those who may survive them. We could
not invite orr readers to a more interest
ing or profitable study than the invcstiga-
ton Of the many merits 2.6l0 members
have already discovered in the T. b. ~.
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Success Earned by Merit.

There may be cases in which men sue.
coed who 10 not merit it. but 1t is harry
reflection that mankind is honest enough
generally TO endorse that which is WORTHY
and show their appreci rtion ofthe manw, O
Sc k TO win by a strai hEOrward course.
Since HrIz began business in Waco he
has made the cigar and tobacco trade his
exclusive business, and learning the wants
OF his Customers has accomplished the
task OF supplying. No cigar has ever h, d
such run in Waco as his VI. X. & +. and
sweet Sixteen and the reason OF it is
that they were made TO meet need of
smokers who believe good article can be
had for nickel. Besides the remarkable
run these two brands have had Herr has
a dozen other leading brands including
the finest Havana goods. In cigarettes
and holders, pipes and smokers goods
generally he has the finest selected stock
in Central Texas. Consumers of fine
chewing and smoking tobaccos should re-
member his large stock and superior
facilities. He is a jobber and retailer. and
does an exclusive business, thereby enab-
ling him to make the closest figures.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-28
The Great Southern Remedy.

"Brazos Chill Cure" which IS war
ranted tor the cure OF chiiiS ana i'',.i
is positive autidorc tor malaria An .-
has no rival rs a tonic Tor hul!Ii"s n
an emaciated system from Sucu u" ~.
matte causes, and to those VINO Az Az
necessarily exposed TO miaSmaIlJ i" ~.
ences, and are attended with inc lO'
lowing symptoms, such Is loss Oh aPf r.
tite, aching of the back anu Joins, ii
verishness, severe headache, lndhtV'-
ton TO get about, low spirits, >itep' NJ,
ness, chilly sensations, ana e'tl, lily
hot, burning fever, which nay nm IN.
terminate in bilious. rrmlttehI u t5r
termittent fever, we would SugStI,,, ' .Fs
you keep supply on hand a. Lin.
time and take dose three 'llHes il
No other medicine is necessary, - n.
very concentrated and powerful oIa-
effects in removing the polSo'l'''s, cqn
meuts from the blood. and no en- .bs
appreciate this warning better 'i...,,osri
farmer. who is more or less ell,
to those atmospheric poisons, esp', ,brir
in the tall season, when gaIhtII1"s igbts
crops in the midday sun, c'vi # is
and heavy dewS of morning Ih, n-sys-
those malignant feycrs are mo'I mend
lent, and to them we would re. 9, Grrr"
to take a dose of "BrazoS wyould
every morning on rising, if theii n "g to
avoid the danger of much snll 5.TEense
say nothing of the time an' Gi or
saved in the end. No SIty C-rjhe and
arsenic. The physicians pTe $-,itt for
recommend it. Ask your drE aar bot.
il and fake no other. Price p
lie. Prepared only by ,,,us.
lO'N' Wac, Texas
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-28

When passing by ~ and 70 Austin ave
nue., don't fail To stop and examine TN,
large and well selected stock of HOus,
furnishing Goods, embracing everything
In that line pertaining to n household, viz
Crockeryware, Glassware, Stoves. Tin.
waIe, Cutlery, Baskets, WUodcnwarc, Re
irigcrat"rs, Fly Traps, Fruit Jurl, botl
glass and tin, md many things too nu
mcrnus to mention.
] Am now receiving I'm store carload
nf those famous Farmer Girl Cook Stoves
Justly acknowledged 10 be superior 10 any
IN the market, and possessing mole con
vcnirnces than any other stove now OF
f"rcd In this market. Remember, guar
ant"e these stoves in every respect.
lave also, in same car Il nice line Of
RQLges. adapted tor hotel and family use,
whE.h also warrant.
Have Just received car load Of Mason's
Self sealing Fruit jars, which bought
direct from the factory, and will sell low
in case lots
Call or send your orders for whatever
goods yon may wish in my line, and viii
promise you low figures, and that You
Will get what you buy, as my motto i, to
please. {. \. CURTIS.
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THE CANDIDATES.
when and where They Will
McetIhc People,

Candidates for the various count,
offices will meet the voters of McLen
nan county at the following times an,
places:
Bosqueville, Tuesday, May Both, ST. NJ
Robinsonville, Thursday, June LIST
8 NJ
Bold Springs Saturday: June Sd
. NJ
Urion Grove, Thursday, June 8th
SPM
Ross Station Friday, june 9th.l0 A. NJ
Robinson School House, June 10th,
10 A. NJ.
Mastersville, June 10th, I0A.M
Speeglevllle, June 18th, 10 An.
Moody, Tuesday, June 20th, 10 u. m.
ComPuche Springs, tuesday, j qne 10th,
Sp. IN.
Crawford, Wednes lay, June 2lst, 10
Il. m.
Patton, Thursday, June 22d, 2 .. m.
IRELAND, Saturday, June Ath 10 a. In.
Waco, Friday, June Both, 8 D. m.
1t Is understood that nearly if not
quite all who are aspiring to Office viii
be on hand at the above appointments
aud 1t Is hoped the people will turn out
and hear what the noble army OF aspir-
ants have to say, each in his own behalf
52Sd&wtf
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Tempest mud Sur.hfne.

Who Of you has not at one time in
your youth al days been absorbed in
follow g these strange creations of
NJ Holmes, through the wary ing vIcis-
STUDIES Of re Pity the former, but
IA 'le advantage of the latter-the warm
GEM life sN.ng smiles of the cheering
srpsf ne to promenade down town and
exam le hat invoice OF new neck-we T
J 'celyed to-day at the Fashion Bazaar.
-.2tc
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See The BALLOON Bic To.Dnx

AtDrFIanci,' g"rlen today, at p. ~.
music from 3. p. ~. fr-nigli, cool, pleas
ant grounds, splendid refreshments and
courteous attention. Bring the childr' n
100 and enjoy pleasant hour. This no
tice viii apply tor all the week with the
exception Of rue balloon ascension, which
is only on SUnGay,-tc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-28

Mrs. Lucy +. Mccormick. Covington
Ky, writes MY constitution was com
pletely shatted by rheumatism. suf-
fered intensely; stimulants only gave me
temporary relief. tried Browns Iron
Bitters. II has cured me completely,
and I believe permanently. After using
Two bottles, felt better and stronger
than ever l did in all my life before.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-28

No persu connected viii the FNAsINET es-
tabilshm.nt i- authorized to make purchases
Of any AIn#. having the same charged 10 the
Office, without au order from the business man
sgcr, {. NJ. Hubby Merchants and others
selling good, Go employees, and expecting the
EAan.in-r Publishing Company 10 pay The
same lwithoUt sn order o, above -ta.ed), viii
90 So at their awr risk We ~dal abide by this
aun"uuvru.r., wa.eH B., rendered necessary as
sound business. .Is5..u..
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The various climates of the world re-
qGIre different modes of living, but the
"Conrad's Budweiser Beer" may be used
with advantage in every cline. Ask
your grocer for it.--526lt'
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Chemists have established the fact
that coffee and tea contain a vegetable
roison, and chemists have also estab-
hshed the fact that the 'Conrad's Bud
weiser' is the most healthy and nutri-
tious beverage. Ask for it at yodr drug
gist.-53lIt.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-28

While it is said that qunine is the great
panacca against fever and Strengthens the
system. We KNOW thai COnrad's Bud
Welser will do this very thing Ask
your druggist for it. J527It
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hnaki RA.

For an elegant parasol, lined or unlined
a handsome fan. or tor the ncatest col
l:rette or lishu, 90 to headquarters and
that is B. Haber's
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-28
SAN ANToNIo-PoLITIcAL.

SAN ANTONIO, May 26.--Judge A.
Selmerlng, of the Freie Presse, has been
chosen as the chairman Of the republi-
can executive commit e for the tenth
congressional distaict.
The congressional question in the new
tenth district is exciting considerable
comment. Col. Terrell, of Aus, in. is
considered fairly in the field, and it is
bat fair to state that Bexar and this
portion are unanimous for the return Of
the present representative, Colonel C.
Upson. Beside Bexar county, strong
influence that is not now deemed expe-
dent to make public, is hard at work to
secure his success. If that element is
organized nothing can beat him in the
tenth district
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-28
Rochester Beer or Malt Wine

IhOs" persons who desire healthy nnd
delightful drink will be glad to know that
l.. 4. GolGSteine the general agent for
Rochester b er or malt wine, has placed
il on sale at DeFrancis' garden. where il
will tie sold at actual cost in order to in
;roduce il. This beer is notwithstanding
being d'yoid OF any alcoholic Ingredient
while it has The malt properties So neces-
sary to heath and strength Being known
as beer or wine, many may contound il
with other articles under that name which
have none OF its virtues Ms drink and
source OF health, but those who will try il
Will soon lay aside their prejudice. Mr.
GoIdsiein presents 1t with guarantee of
rs purity and recognized superior quail
ties, and in Introducing it, has a hl
Anowledge OF the tact that it is all he le-
presents il to be. and would not risk his
reputation were il not. Visitors to De
Francis garden should remember that ii
Is on sale there at cost, that all may have
chance to test its merits. a. il only re-
Iurs trial to speak TOR Itself.
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Houston, West& 90

Wholesale grocerS 42l and 423 North
main and BOZ, 2G4, 2OG and 2OS Vine streets
II Louis, No, Issue weekly price book
which they will furnish to merchants or
parties intending to commence business
free OF charge on application. O2-27dwly
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SDeciaINorice, oT.d;o.

b. Haber is showing the neatest stvl,s
m white goods of every kind. and the
GeSt selected IN new laccs, all of the latest
designs. Call early and get good bar
gam. 3. HABER.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-28

Now, is your time 10 get choice bath
and flesh brushes, bathing gloves of all
grades OF texture, both tor ladies and gen.
urman, they are so nice, and they do
make one feel So good. Tucker & Willis
nave them and Just one hundred novelties
too, that would just do you good to see
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-28
THE CITY.
Ne,r HOMO ssnn.iss Ehurcn.

After the close ui the sabbath school
this morning q consultation meeting viii
tie held with the superintendent and
teachers. Preaching NJ three O'Clock and
at half-past cigut o clock tbs evening.
WV. MASSEY, Pastor.
Waco, May 18th.
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GenfieIIIen.

SIX of the best fitting white shirts for
$50 Six OF the best four ply bosom
and perfect fitting white shirts for $500
at b. Haber's.
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lust received from New York sheriff
sale, SEQ pure linen bosom white shirts.
good value for 40 dollars, which we
viii sell for one dollar each.
zotc. LEVINE Bros.
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We can re commend them as BEING tn
best selection OF Geo. WegterhOlm a.
Sons pocket knives and razors we have
seen. Tucker u Willis wi sell you one
cham ~ SiiS
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-28

Importer medI ines only aggravate
human diseases, Don't experiment with
your health. If You dom Just know
what ails you, use Browns Iron BItters.
II will strengthen you aud assist nature
IN removing every symptom of distress
525Iw.
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AT the meeting OF Waco Lodge No.
~ ast night he following officers were
elected tor the ensuing term !. Eig'n.
". NJ; c 0. Fosgard. :. W. T. y. Perry
J.. w; ;. :. For,gard, treasurer J. il
Gi.mer lrcasurer.