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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-08-11

paper. envelopes and blank boean saAe
. speciality. We aho eany ~ ialgssl
stock Of Wall Papers. Window sAAdao
etc. offered in the market. OR prizes
will always be found reasonable. Third
street, bet. Cedar aud walnut Oea
MILLS 3 pUDDy
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Capital Notes.
--

Washington. Aug. lin the star
route trial Kerr continued argument for
the government.
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TWO MORE COUNTIES.
Hutchinson and Miner Fall Into
Line for George n.
Hand.
Special Tslssrdm,

Special TslesrdSs,
HUTCHINSON COUNTY.
Memo, August l0-The Hutchinson
county convention elected six solid anti
Pettigrew delegates. They are instructed
for Hand.
MINER COUNTY.
Howard, August 1l-Twelve delegates
to the county convention from this pre-
cinct are for Hand. No doubt that Miner
county entire will 60 for Hand.
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his friends advised him not 70 60 whore
he would be liable to arrest.


Volto vlue8os
Chicago, August 1.-THE school GEN.
sus will make 6e7. 900 ~ the present popu.
lstion of Chicago.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-08-11

Proposals. viii b received until Hatur.
day. Asssaa l2ah, q 3 O'Clock p. M foe
hauling about Afty carload Of stone nom
ths lsvse 70 Yaaktoa college GsUands.
J. r. SAxDORN,
Chairman Building Committee.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-08-11
>Th. Nebraska democratic central COM
,..;tta. has called the democratic state
convention for September l4th. at
A number OF female clerks in the Office
q the secretary of the navy have been
dismissed on account OF the failure OF
ths appropriation.

The president. who has 100000 avail
abls for the suppression Of epidemics,
has referred tho matter Of yellow fever
in Texas to the secretary Of the treas
urv.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-08-11

Choice Comb Honey at Walsr b.
Casrb. ~ :
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Prices will always be found as low as
can be made anywhere in this market.
We also handle Window Glass, Paints
and Oils. Special prices given on large
orders. Correspondence solicited.
We have lately made valuable i'm
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-08-11

Hundreds Of letters received by busi.
1ess houses in st. Louis from CORES
Doadents throughout the south and
soathwest and west say the have never
seen such crops Of corn and oats raised in
Texas, Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama,
Tennessee, Indian Territory, Kentucky,
Missouri and Kansas as those of the
pessent season. Most of the southern
statss will not only have all they want
for consumption, but will have large
surplus for shipment. The oat crop il
harvested and corn is in splendid condi
tod and promises most abundant yield
The acreage is also largely in excess ol
former years.
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provements in our Prescription dspest.
ment, which is always attendeA 81 e
experienced and graduated dRuexick a
well rs our personal overnight SsHafao.
tion will be given to al our patsoaa
: MILLS 4 pO1DY.
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"Ihs Great Southern Remedy

"Brazos Chill Cure" which Is "
rauted for the cure Of chllIs and lev
Is n positive antidote for malaria
has no rival ~ tonic for pull"lns
AN c1naciated system from suth
matte causes, and to those VINO
necessarily exposed to mlaslli"',, I'D
ences, and are attended WIN tnr
lowing symptoms, such A. loss oI ~
title, aching Of the back ANA Jo'II''
vcrishness, severe headache ll,"',I|
ton to get about, low spirits, Steep,
ness, chilly sensations, ana 'Ne'Tt
hot, burning fcvern which may nn"
terminate In bilious, rtnli''nt " Il
trrmittent fever, we would suEseHII
you keep a supply on 'hll" "JsI
time and take dose three l'''' 4,
No other medicine Is necessary NJ "
very concentrated and powcIlul !"
effects i'm removing the poi'oiou,
mruts from the blood, and no olo
appreciate this warning G'tl'I 'nH"
farmer. who IA more OF less cay"
10 those atmospheric poi7oh,s' c '., ,G
In the fall season, when gather, S,ig
crops In the midday sun, coo, J., ~ h
and heavy dews of morning tn'"
those malignant fevcrs are mos ',,, p M,
lent, and to them we would retI' Cur
to take a dose on "Brazo' liilII o.or
every morning on rising, II they w, ",
avoid the danger of much svii0 , ,,,d
saw nothing OF the time allG NM
saved in the end. No strNCl,',,iio al
arsenic. The physicians p,eso,,iVst 4
il. ASK your dI ~ hsr M
il aud take no other. Price - y"
tie. Prepared only by wurIs.
Waco, Texas
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FATHER KING.
I'll" close ofn Long, usctuI nnd
Upright Life.

70 her King" IL dead. He breathed
his Inst yesterday afternoon, hpprouri
atcly enough when the shadovs were
lcngtheuiug and slanting to the VT atward
Tor surely 1t wRs far into the evening of
III" with him and never sun,e, uus more
Screnuly quiet and beautiful than the
close OF this venerable md well.beloved
maa'b life. He died M peaceful and
gently rs a little child TINT sinks e. sleep
IN its mothers arms. There ure. no
doubt, many IL this busy, busting city
OF thousands who will ask "who vns
Father King2" for this aged servant OF
God vhs one OF the most unobtruaIve,
modest men, who walked through lie
quietly, cour ing no distinction save
that his fellow-men gave him
voluntarily; and moreover, uf late
years, az Time laid his hand gently bu,
surely upon the old man, and age cnmc
with It's lniirmities, he had withdrawn
more and more from the every day lie
Of the world. Blu, there are other
thousands, i'll this and many places be.
side, who knew and revered him and
who will never forget his long, useful
and beautiful life, For over sixty years
he walked with God. Pur over si1ty
years he preached the religion Of CHRIST
and Him cru fled, md at far past three
score years and ten he dies, leaving the
record Of u life that Tor sim lie, earnest,
undertaking piety and goodness shall
not be excclled. He was Il good man
and an honest and true mnn-onc ot
the nobleHt works Of the God he served
so long, so Loyalty aud 10 vol
There will be grief AT the
death Of such man, be.
cause they leave void when they are
gone. But the griei should not be for
long. The sun acts, but il rises agaiu In
certain splcndor. The life had been full
~ IL that was noble aud useful and #
was u long onc Why mourn TINT the
hubilimcntH ot poor mortality nrc laid
mai q for the sphere OF Immortality ?
Why mourn ,hnt the weary soul, havii,
Il omplishcd its mission here, Ont us N
TO the higher, better hfoS 1t liz fifth. k,
1t IL wolf, and the dead rests in pence
with God-the peace that paase. ali nm
hcrstnnding, This il the couso alton
we may offer 10 those who were nonrest
aud dearest to him. The memory Of the
life thnt sclosed remains with thom, a
priceless heritage.
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Compound Syrup Of Sars afaflIIa
iodide VI Potassium.

Ike remedies In this preparation
ranked by the medical profession as
most certain Of alternatives and dtp',1
lives, possessing the power Of rrlNo'
from the blood those humor7 or pIll
pies which disturb lie purity, dirtcu
them toward the natural rAcIrV|
channels. It is employed win aut1
tage In chronic affections OF the ~
cruptiva and skin diseases, such a.
Anthouy's fire, cryslpelas, p'nl
pustules. blotches, lis, tnmoE"' "'
on salt rhcum. neud, riug-No1
ulcers and - ~, chronic rhenulau'
syphilitic and merrurlal diseases
generally for the various diseases III
Ing from impurities of the hleod.
1t forms powerful Alternative io'
renovation N the blood and ior the 4
loration OF tome aud strength 10
system when dcbilitItcd by dl'ta
Ask your druggist for our make n
ARE IN search of Il good blood pIIh
and Alternative. Price 81 per boiL'e'
six bottles for -. Prepared by luy1
and Willis, manufacturing ohe'"'
Waco, Texas.
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Mr. +. y. Mitchell, OF Galveston. ia in
the city again
Ms w. II. Ross and Miss Josic Lamb.
din rctur ed home from Bolton, ycstcr-
day.
Mr.. John lohr came down from Dublin
yesterday, and sprnt few hours in the
city.
Mr.. ! J Scars and Mir. Brooks. oiVnl.
ley Mills. are in the city on business
vist.
MIR Charles Mott returned ycs'crday
from Il tripdoNn TO Temple and point
down the Santn Fc.
Mrs. II q. Bo,twick. her friends will
r0gr to learn, Ii quite sick, having been
confined TO her bed for week.
Messrs. Geo. Patton and Geo. M
Thompson lett yesterday iOr visit 10 the
pleasant country home OF tho former.
MI f. W. woodIci who has been
absent some IN n'hs as general ngcnt of
the T B. A., is back on bici business
and social visit
Miss Sophir Stewart returned from a
visit t. Nashville TUESDAY, MIR and Mrs
j stewart are still nj Nashville. where
the latter is quite sick
Miss L22io Fruit, who has spent lo;no
time visiting friends IN r. Worth. hns re-
turned to lhc city. she was accompanied
hv Nil Josie Smith, who proposes to
visit friends In Wuco and vicinity.
Mr. u. {. Wilcox, OF China Springs.
was in the city Yesterday AMI leaves his
mornln" toi Illinois and Michigan. His
main business there il 10 purchase fine
4lpptt his rapti 1
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R.v. william Montgomery King was
born IN Ebert county, Georgia, on the
9Th day OF October, 1890, OF Scotch
Irish pHront0ge. lie removed tu Ten.
ncssco III 1905 lAt Louisville Ky, where
he nttuincd his manhood, he married IL
daughter Of Row Gide n Blackburn, aud
in the same year entered the ministry OF
the PresbyteranIchurch. He preached,
,ucccssively, III the states Of MiRHissippi,
Kentucky Illinois and Texas, his last
charge bciuRin Smith county, Toxas.
The active, stcndy years of hls miuiHto.
rial life were over siXtr, He wHH cnry
bcrcnved " his first wife, aud aftorwnri
married Misc Lucy W. Bailey. Of Wood
ford county, Kentucky. Only two chll-
drcn aurvlYc ~ these marriages. Mrs.
Burt II, on South x cond street, and
Rev. $, A. King, ID. d.,
pHetor " the SECOND street
Presbyterian church in THE city. Tha
latter IL absent, in Clnrksville. Trnurs-
see, greatly to the regret II the family.
He wHs telcgraphed yesterday ot the ii o..
meas and subsequently, the death of his
father. Father King ns every body
called him, had re irad from active min
iHtcTlHl life several yeHrsagu, hls old nEe
demanding rest, and since that time he
hns made his homo where he died, with
hs sun Rev DR. y. a. King His de
mise Is not unexpected. He had pre-
served his mental vigor to the last,
but Id age had done ita work, mud thi4,
with the illness tina, attacked him u TOW
days ago, brought u tranquil dcHth
The funeral services will take place ut
three o'clock this afternoon, from the
Second Street Presbyterian church,
Rov 9. IL DOhbs Of the Robinson Pres
byterian church officiating, the inter
mont being in Oakwood cemetery.
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that when the negro found them at hs
me- cy .ho demanded all sorts Oi mi es
never stopping to calculate Whether the
crHv would pay even for the picking.
short ne the crops have been The farmers
found tlcmsClYos short OF hCl.i and dies
had no recourse hut pick what
they could themselves Ald leave the bal
anrc on The field We arc Informed that
the promise OF - large corn aud cotton
crop in central TeXns ir-uOw bitter th1n
II hrs been tor many Years and the qucs.
tion ight properly BE- asked by the tar
mcr Low nm | gOl' Z to save IT. II hall
ul n crop IN good ytar'apuils upon thr
field then the poor year would b, source
o. n, much revenue "A the good one to the
itrmcr II Il the vi Ong time to be think.
ing nbOut OF making arrangements Tor
help when the crop T. ready 10 gather.
There will not be reliable cOlorei help
enough In this county TO piCk out tie
cotton crop TIL. le1i aud provision must
be made elsewhere. From a farmer who
now has two hundred acres OF cotton aud
about the same amount OF corn we learn
ri yesterday taat finding hep wa going
to be- very scarce, he engaged ana nov
has on his place siNty-iivr Cuiorrd men.
women and children a part 81 whom have
q share Ia tine crop. He endorsed our sue
g,stlOu male some time ugo th4t our
farmers combine AMI import enough
Mexicaus to supply the deficiency thnt
vii b. found this idl. lie and hi nigh
bors, Wien they were farming extensive
ly in Washington county. annunlh
sent to san Antonio and he Rio Grande
Tor NJ Xican rouon-pirkcro and brought
them out on carts. They work cheap. are
:. liable, and when they onre cumc here
Ihoy ,main until the crop IS male. In.
stead OF farmer, depending ON a trifln =
class OF labor and carr, ing them to town
on saturday and back to the farm on
MONDAY In order to hold them, it might
be much better 70 make more secure ar
rangemcut-. II can be done II there is a
concert Of movement md In the hope OF
,ecurirg all the crop and desiring the
prosperity oi farmers, We again .ugg 81
that they dc not delay getting help until
the crop is upon them.
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The Merchants. Prospects

Are usually uncertain at this season OF
the year aud the prudent rctail dealer
should buy in small, frequent orders,
and get his goods to his store on short
EotlcO. Merchants hHslling plowes
handled hoes, mills, uuware glass and
gueensware, by soudiug their orders 10
X. Il. Bnrnhum. this city, can ge their
goods quicker, saving time, md really
cheaper than TO buy east BurnhRm
buys direct from factories aud i'm
porters. Buying IN large lots aud ship.
ping by car entirely, gives him proiit
sufficient to sell at the same price MS
Wholesale houses in the large citi, T.. We
would advise merchants to write to II.
4. Durham Tor prices, or send their or
ders at once.
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When passing by IS and ~ Austin ave
nue., don't G.l {" stop and examine the
lnrgc and well selected stock Of llUusu
Furnishing Goods, embracing every thing
in inst line pertaining to household, VIZ
trockcry ware. Glassware, stoves. Tin
ware, Cutlery. Bn.krts, Wood,nwurr, Re
'tIgmators, Fly Traps, Fruit Jnr>. both
GinNs ana tin. md many things too nu-
mtTuus to mention.
nm now receiving In store u car-lond
Of thOsc famous Farmer Girl Cook stoves.
lastly noknO" lodged to be superior tuAny
in tho market, and possessing more con-
v'niynce- than any other stove now Of
icrod In this market, Remember. gum
ant, these stoves In every respect.
Have also, In same car y nice line ni
RiUScs, adapted for hotel and family use,
which also warrant.
lIavc lust received ear lord OF MHsun's
self sealing Fruit JaIs, which bought
direct from the factory, and will sell low
In case lots.
Cnll or send your orders Tor whatever
goods NOu may wish H. my line. and will
PROM lee you low figures, and that Won
VIII get what you buy, ~ my motto I, TO
please. &. y. CURTIS.
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a TIE LABOR QUESTION.
where VIII Central Texas Get
Labor 20 Harvest Her
Cotton:

Not long siuce the EYAEINEV in an ar-
iicle Of some length suggested To the
farmers that before il was too late they
should take some steps Ia secure sufficient
and reliable labor 10 harvest the corn and
cotton crop this tall 1t is q iuct that dur
ing planting time and now while harvest
Ing Is going on In many places there has
been an lnsullicicncy OF labor, and work
has been retarded, II some part OF the
crop no! actually lost. II such Is Il G case
now, What will 1t be IN corn end cotton
halves'i II Is not necessary Tor us 10
mention the short a'id unreliable Chara,.
'er oil cotton-pickers IN the last two or
three years, Tor formers have distinu
recolltciioh oi the manner in Which they
were hairasSed. Neither will they forget
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Publishers Notice.

No person connected with the -tNAHIERE cs-
tabl irhment n authorized 20 make purchases
OF any Liud. hhYiug thr same charged to the
onice, without uu order iron the business man
ager, &. Hubby, Merchants aud others
selling good, To employees, snd expecting the
Examiner Publishing Company u pay the
came t~ilhout an order =, above stated, wall
no 80 NJ their own risk. We shAIIElidoby this
announcement. which is rendered necessary As
sound business measure.
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Tempest and sun.hine.

Who Of you has not at one time it,
your youthful days been absorbed in
following these strunge creations Of
Mrs Holmes through the varying ylcis.
attitudes OF life. Pity the former, bnt
take advantage Of the latter-the warm,
genial, life-giving smiles Of tue cheering
sunshine to promenade down town and
examine hat invoice OF new neck-wesr
received to-day at the Fashion Baaar
O5gStc
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Open Ever, Day.

DcFIancis' garden, the only open air
p, asilre resort in Waco. Music from .
o'clock 2. m, 10 midnight. Fine platform
tor dancing, refreshments served by cour.
teous walters. The very piacc 10 spend %
pleasant hour. The ground, will hG rent
cd TO societies OF furpic-nicS on. unreasonable
terms. OGU2ic
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Notice.

The undersigned proposes to conduct
the undertaking business III Wnco,
under the firm name aud styl' uf City
Undertaken aud Sulicits show ot the
public favor. Mcasrs, Anderson X
Brother will be III charge Of the details
ltd no effort will he spared to meet the
demand Of the trade. n, A. PArroN.
NiOlt
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the criminal docket was Dnkcn up yea
le'day morning thu case Of thc state w.
Henry G. Williams h,ng the first onr
called. On motion OF the county attorney
the cise Was dismissed a. the cvldrn, e
was ln.utllyieut 10 sustain the allegation.
Duk Bltsell, colorcd indi,i,!ual wac
next tried. lie vas charged with the
ihrit OF horse mud undcI the uvideicc
the Jury found him gully and hc zoe. VI,
ior Two years. Another charge against
him growing out uf the same ease wns
dismissed. Pete llughrs, also Il culorcd
citizen, was ilci ON the charge Of en-
b,hhlrmcnt and was awarded five wears In
me pcnit ntiHrv. / hc case OF the state Va
Underwood was Dismissed.
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Electric CONSERVATION Cure

Has undoubtedly the best nrut
ton of any medicine tor the cule
consumption that we have vet he
able TO find. Ii is prepared cXpn-'
for consumption, and those who !
affected with Il deep. seated cough
loug-stunding. a few loscs give il
mediate relief, and if kept up will {
feet cure. 1t is very soothing to I
lungs aud pleasant to take, one 60
nights sleep, free from those drcatt
paroxysms of coughing, Is worth No
than the price If II half dozen bO.l
Ask your druggist Tor bottle
once; price 30 cents and 81 per bOtt
Prepared only by Tucker Il viii
Waco, Texas.
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The partnership heretofore existing
by q. A. SorNiss + Co., Of S.-ermau'
Texas, and l.. l., Abbott, Of Waco has
been dissolved 10y mutual consent. q.
A, SeViss y Go. will continue to carry
on, the business aud will adjust the cor.
rect hills against the old firm.
q. \. SHuNIss Il Go.
l., l., ApBorr.
uI{1 II a.. II ~
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Chemists have established the fact
TINT coffee and tea contain a vegetable
olson, und chemists have also estnb-
lished the fact that the "Conrad's Bud
weisor is the most healthy aud nutri.
tious beverage. Ash Tor i at your drug.
gist.--53llt.
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Cartci's Lutte Liver Pills have no oqurl
as prompt and positive cure Tor .Irlt
headache. hlllousness, constipation, pain
In the side, and gll liver ,rGuhlcs TRY
them. For sale by Tucker Il WHILE.
Waco, Texas 53Olw.
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Mics Fannie Mahon, by request, will
reproduce the canIntl OF Lulia Roukn
within short time. The dutc will be- an
noui ccd in due time.
The Alumni o! Waco Female go 'lcgc
have me ting in the chnpcI Of the col
lege at p. IN. to-duy. Every resilient
member is expected 10 he in ATTENDANCE.
In the ca,c OF b. j. French ". Cotton
y kuvaraugh, suit b tore Justice Evans
Ion poss sSion OF u 5ture.rOom on Austin
avrnue, the Jury returned verdict lor do
Ienlnnls.
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Ladies',

Don't forget TO inspect the late invoice
Of millinery and fancy goods at Mrs,
Doss', No, 52I5 Austin street, up stairs.
Hair goods IN endless yari, ty.-05l3tc
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Va warrant every pair OF our ladies'
misscs'an chilhrol's shoes. sanger Bros.
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job work III very superior style at the
EXAMINER newspaper and job printing
establishment, dtt
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Carriers Little Liver plls must not be
conioundcd with cummoa Cttnurtic or
PurgatiYe Pills, as they are entirely un.
like them in every respect. One ui1l will
prove THEN superiority. For sale by
Tucker Il Willis, Waco, Texas --53Ulw.
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We ARE authorized to announce q. Van Hall
NJ - candidate tor recollection Tor ShrTtn, sui
Juct to the action OF the democracy " hcL'n-
nan county. uIpdNwu
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" q ARE authorized 10 announce lhu-. n XII
llnE-wOrth n- "a candidate ioi -hrfln, HuhIcct t.
tn" action ol the l"mourItlvpHtty oI McLrnnan
COUNTY.
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University Of Virginia.

THE NEXT SESSION REGINS ON THE LIT
NJ OCTOBER. ls-9 ami continue. uInr months
Inc Institution Ia organized In distinct
Sch"olr, hs Originality planned for II by Thus
J neruOn, grOnpHl under tho Druatt ,t.nt. 81
LITERATURE. MEDICINE,
SClENLE, ESGlSEERiNG.
Law AGRICULTURE,
AMI In oharS" OF the following Faculty
Prot. LAh l.. CHheli, " WIN. prtera.
NJ, Schrlu DcN0re " ,TBur-F Harrison.
Jnhh u. Minor, 90 John ". MRllrt,
90 Francls II. smith, " John X Page
80 John StalgcnAyIH, " Noah Il DAVIS
hcb. 3. Frederick a." Thu- Il Price,
llolmes. " Wm. NJ Fontaln.
, Nha- = Ncnhhle, - Francis 4, Dun
stephen south uinguu.
all, -" WIN NJ Thornton
win a number ~ Assistant Instructors.
The new ly created clulr ~ Astronomy Ia Ia
te Oiled In June ~ this wear
The oguipment n the University In buildings
ana collections hn- horn largely Increased If
lht' Years, and IL very eNten.ivrAn cnuulota
IN" Astronomical observatory. ~ contain the
Bront telescope given by Mr. leAndur J Me
torhirk, "a under construction
ne expenses OF the Student Hrr moderate
AMI q messing system hAs been established b,
which comfort may hr combined with sprcINi
economy IN tho cost of living
for catalogues, With detailed information
apply In JAS. +. HARRISON, N u.
Chairman " the Faculty.
.-iSwtt2'
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We are authorized a. Announce james II
TuGhctt u- % vnI.uldutr Tor Assessor Of taxes,
subject 10 The action Of the county democracy
--lNNtf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-02

We are authorized Co announce VIM. Lamb
ain a. candidate tor assessor ut taxes, subject
10 the action ct The ten ocrHcy ui McLcunan
county.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-02

e are authorized To announce u. 1 klnnarl
ns candidate Tor assossur OF tuNe., -ublcct To
ihr action ui tn democracy Of McLeunAn
county
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-02

W are authorized tu Euuuuuc" / Robin
son a. d candidate, IIr collector vt taxes, Mo
Lehman county. subject 10 thu action ~ til, dee
mILNrnul % lLL onMmLN-