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wAsHNGroN, February H.-Dispatches
from the west and north r,port heavy rains,
rising rivers and much damage by fools.
vIcKsBuRe, February 2l.-The river has
risen two inches. No news has been re-
ceived about the levees, either above or be-
low, and the anxiety here IS increased by
the big rise at II. Louis, and it b. thought
nothing but hard ireczeup Oi the OHIO and
an overflow.
SHHEvEr0Rr, La, February IA heavy
wind and rain storm passed over this city
today. causing much damage. Trees and
fences were carried away. Reports from al
directions state the rivers and lakes are ris-
ing rapidly. The river hrra g. hiELer than
ID las been for year.
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Nrw YJHE. February IA Jneks1n
Miss. special says. Father John Franeis
Walsh. of Memphis. died here last nielr
from smallpox contracted in Memphis. ie
aid hefr-a BE death thar liE rnught thr
disease fr-srn al l-i-imuu kuOa q as -iInch
in Memphis. uuu Els diseased 80 badly
that they lad o. guess 90 tlie iffati0u % the
diving rnnns eyes in nnuiufinr him
Father Walsh. feeling srneuhat I'D. came
here 70 see Pather y Eren. With whom De
came % Tennessee from Ireland four years
ago. He passed through the yellow fever
eridemir 81 Memphis in ISIS and ls79 and
was the only priest that sscaped having the
Hiannrn
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Broken.

RICHMOND, Va, February 2l.-Thc SEN
ate deadlock, which has prevailed in the
election of auditor for over two weeks, was
to-day broken. The house had previously
passed joint resolution providing for GO
ing into an election, on Thursday,
of auditor, railroad commissioner,
corporation judges and judges of the SUI
preme court of appeals, which resolution
was soon thereafter communicated to the
senate and that body at once took it
up. The first vote was taken upon
some tillibustcring as to the motion
which resulted in victory for the readjus-
tars. Rol-call showed that senator Hale,
one of the four original voters, and Sena-
tors Walker and Mayo, who had voted with
the democrats Saturday to p'\ pone the
election of auditor, had ret5 6- 20 past al
le glance. Winfield, Of II" =, o., straight-out
republican, also voteS 2, 2 the readjustcrs
A joint resolutie%. Z" 1ect officers Thurs
day was passsedE z. es, 10; nays, IL. This
disposes of MaXey's chance for the auditor
ship. The readiuster nominee, l.. Brown
Allen, of Augusta, will certainly he elected
on Thursday. Both houses have adopted
resolutions adjourning over till Thursday
on account of the national holiday to-mor-
row.
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ALBANY, y. Y, February 2l.-ln the SEM
ate this morning the chair said that the
duty had fallen on him of naming standing
committees. Recognizing the fac that the
senate is democratic, he had takeh pains
that each committee should be demoG-4tc
as to its makeup, republican members
falling into such allotments as are due
to the minority. Senator Jacobs was as
signed the craftsmanship OF the tinance
committee; IL. A. Nelson, that of the judi
ciary and Mr.. Grady (Tammany) has the
craftsmanship of that on cities. Tammany
senator's have leading recognition in the
composition of committees.
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LONDON, February 2l.-The Manchester
Guardians correspondent at Ragusa Says
the HerzcgOyiniaus after four days siege,
have captured Ustikolina, commanding
a defle of the upper Drena, between
Fathca and Gorazza. The Austrian battal-
ion forming the garrison were pursued, with
loss. to Gofazza. Two caravans were cap
tured. The whole population on the upper
Drenna has Joined the insurrection.
: atcha is surrounded by three insurgent
divisions, and the commander OF that place
is treating for its surrender The foregoing
dispatch TO the Guardian is the insurgent YER
sion: The Austrians maintain a strict atti-
tude In Herzegovina, but are strenuously
preparing cOnCentric movement against
the Crivosians, who number 1000. General
Javonovich. the Austrian commander, has
left HguEus .., Opposition.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, February 2l.--
meeting of the sinking fund commissid
all present yesterday, a resolution
adopted according confidence in the
agcment of the Louisville & Nashville
road, and saying tina. at the present.
they have not the slightest idea of pl
any of the stock upon the market q
figure near the present depressed prid
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New York, February 2l.-Two fog
one wing of Kings county insane
lum were destroyed by to-day's
About 500 patients were in the buildinl
but two of whom | were safely
moved. One of l these,
was a paralytic. = was forgo,
the other was named Scoville, an I'M
man. The loss of property amounte
about 100000.
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Cotton ReTort.

NEW YORK, February 20.-The Posts cot
ton report says: Future deliveries opened
2td3 Joints lower and lost over 3d5 points
and.then advanced points, former engage
ments being liquidated. There is not much
in market. Operators work prices up and
down to make few points. Receipt arc
small and are likely to remain SINE.
Quiet and feversh markets likely. FeIgu-
ary, 10 75@1O so. Freights to l.iverl
dull and easier. Cotton per sail 81
steam, 3-lGd4 Wheat, 3-12.
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New ORLEANS, February 2l.-The
annual convention of the Southern
association was held here tH-day. 4
routine business and the election OF
following officers, the convention adjou
to meet next year at Chattanooga 7
dent, J. H. Estill, of Savannah weep
dent, a. II. Belo, of Galveston secreI
A. S. Ocho, of Chattanooga treasurer
Dwinnell, of Rome, Georgia.
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PHILADELPHIA, February
King received the following III
morning from J. W. Brown,
Texas. II am informed that a ,
fifty jewish families on board,
Russia on account Of persccul
pccted 10 arrivein Philadelphia.
you. offer them 100 acres OF land
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New ORLEAYs, February 2O.-The o
Downey walking match terminaten
tonight. Downey at this time h,p,
pleted 100 miles. O'Leary LETT the !,
9:35 p. M. having scored l33 milPI
then three miles behind Downey. "
ing the track he said: II give il z
oyer-matched." "
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NEu OEIEars. February 51-H1n- IossT.h
n. Aeklan vas today nurninated f1r c1n-
r-a-- 81 aecI amafi1n ~ the lar-ssf curreu-
fiar ever assrmtiel From the third c1nE-es-
sirnal lis-rirf-
rr his erserh rf accertEncr- utirh was
-a-r~IrF q arIrnEwhEf rurrarEa5le f1r
a errrherr demue-ut hs sid
ff.s Triief sf1.rs uEs q flfiIr. leErus
az BE- fs-u-ei the rts1lris srrI-ErrnrT n.
ria rEr lrrIlI -u-H-rflerf BE eurr-sel
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SAVANNAH, GA, February
patch from Bainbridre. Georgia
the safe arrival Of the new I'D
tachie. Captain Moore. She wi
Columbus Q morrow On the arr
mail train from Savannah.
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"a Watery Waste "

MEMPHIS, February 1S.--A special dis
patch from Helena says: There is no abate-
mcnt of the disasters that have ovcrtaken
the planters on the Mississippi between
Memphis and Vicksburg. For three weeks it
has rained almost daily till now. There is
fully wa,ery waste of fifteen miles in
length from either banks. There has been
unnumbered breaks in the levee, and the
o.,t.ook for the present is anything but
hopeful. Cattle and hogs have been
drowned by, hundreds, barns have been
swept, away, and the contents wasted. .h
misnaps. can't but have its effect in cramp-
ing their facilities for putting in the crop
for the year. This condition OF affairs eX.
lists TO an alarming extent, and in many oi
the largest cotton-growing counties on tn
Missssissippi. In Arkansas and Mis- is :
ippi the situation is threatening many
poor people whose homes line the banks OF
the stream. In some instances cabins can
be found in which negroes, hogs and mules
are huddled altogether, awaiting an abating
of the river.
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New YORK, February 2l.-The Posts
cotton market report says future deliveries
at the first call sold three points lower and
and regained one point, but soon were free
~ offered and lost gradually one-fourth TO
one point, till March was sold at II SO;
April, II 75 May, II 03; June, y o.;
July. - "a; August, - 80. This remained,
up TO 80 p. m, the lowest point. Before the
third call prices were run up four to
seven points. At the third call there was
slight decline and purchases were made at
decline of twenty-one points-ApIil
II SO@l1 70 May 96; August y 40al2 80;
September II 93MIl 92; October ! 30.
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LYNcHBURG, Va, February
tion has been received here
Of James Mercer, a prOmir
smith county, by a man nar
murderer was caught ard
lyuclinE.
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HAvEEmIL. Mt-s-. Fehruai
rt-iiu-t that thirty prominent ID
usrr mi--inE ard that % VI
tiafr iurIies would b. found ifl
-ffl iaHk- erllrmaliHn.
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RussIa and the Jews.

LONDON, February .0.-Consular reports
confirm the statement that abouta hundred
Jews had been shamefully matreated at
Warsaw, ten or twelve of whom have died
of their injuries
The Times commenting on General
Skobelei7s recent speech, says the
Russian government by its laXres in
discipline Oeco Hes morally responsible tor
the state Of things distinctly endausering
the peace OF Europe. General Skobeleil's
position cannot fail to breed alarm and sus-
picion in the financial and political world.
Europe has right to ask that the Cars
authority shall be used to prevent re-
currence ofllro-brand speeches from Russian
generals.
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INV NoHK, February 2l-
Sampson. late director Of -
Pacific telegraph company, a
the directors ofthe Bank Of
died yesterday. lie came fro
Virginia. TO this city al an ear
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Wv 0rLrfrs. Ftt.-u =
uamucruf Harslturst. U
-ars A Ere lae- ri-lt
rnlreI d sl1.Il. ifs1fl- q
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party, advocated national education, inter.
mai improvements, and declared IN future
be would give his support 10 whatever
party best subserved the material interests
of the state.
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PrrUEsrrEE. Va =
grand Jury q s1uthau -
dav iEiicfed EurIiff Clau1e
der 1f John Mu~rel and n.
CEN hEr lasf.
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PARIS, February l9.-Gencral
has informed interyiewers that he6
recent speech simply as a private
and that, although the report OF
was exaggerated, he adhered 70
thereof lie altogether depre
importance att ched to his utter
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The Flood at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI February GA heavy rain
has been falling all the morning. The river
at eleven O'Clock was tifty-five feet, and ris-
ing two inches an lHur. Al cellars below
Third street. are Hooded, practically sus-
pending business in that part Of the city.
A great force is kept busy removing
goods. The Plum street passenger depot
is inaccessible and trains deliver passen-
gers a, Wood street. Maddox IL llobarts'
distllery and Globe rolling mill have been
compelled to cease operations. The former
has given all their stock away.
CGNCINNATI, February 2O,-A dispatch
received here says Carrolton and Miller,
Kentucky, have seven feet of water in the
the Streets and the Cincinnati and Louis
vile packet steamer, General Lytle,' u
landed in the streets of Carrollton yesterday.
Other distileries in the same locality
will be compelled to close to-day. If the
rain should stop now, it is estimated
there will be five feet more as
rise, and what will come with more rain
will make the highest water ever known.
Some extraordinary rise of waters is re-
ported all along the river.
LOUISVILLE, KY, February 20,-The first
floors of all houses along the wharyes from
Fourth street down are Hooded.
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~. Lor1s. Fetruary I.-Ihe Esafber
fu-uef rsry coId abcuf . ocluck ttis fnprn-
irc. rri TIE rre-rrrr s11E serer1l nsErees
fri.r f-sezirr rloirf. Ee-ueen ttaf hcur
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SANGER Hers!

six weeks nterered
this Offering to
Low PRICES as we have madeth since January
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rrrrrr. Perjury I
r-rs f.ss -ras1r t1 tst
-t.lFtes wl ru-sF
ru-e-
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The Oyster War.

NORFOLK, VA, February 1S.-At late
hour last night intelligence was received of
Governor Cameron's military expedition
against the depredatory oyster fleet
in the waters of the Rappahannock
river, which was the report OF Captain
Bloodsworth, of the Baltimore freight
steamer CASTOR, which came down the
Chesapeake bay yesterday. The Gaston
passed the mouth of the Rappahannock at
II o'clock. At that time Governor Gamer
on's steamer, the Louisa, had arrived with
schooners in tow, and at some distance mp
the river was another steamer, supposed 10
be her consort, the Victoria j. Reed. No
other oystermen were in sight, and as the
two steamers etlectually b,ockaded the
river it is presumed that the rest OF the
fleet has been driven up the river, where
they will nU doubt be captured. There
were no indications at that time of a fight
having taken place.
RETURNED.
NORFOLK, February lS.-Governor Cam
eron's expedition against the lawless oys-
termen in the Rappahannock river re-
turned to this city shortly after u O'Clock
this afternoon. Prior to its arrival the eX-
citement had reached fever heat, and the
air was full of untrustworthy rumors OF
fighting and blOodshcd. Tho citizen
soldiers composing the expedition were
prominent and wel-known young men OF
the city, and the anxiety for their safety
was intense. The troops returned well and
the enterprise was a success. Six Schooners
and one sloop were captured, and their
crews, comprising sixty-one men, were to-
day surrendered by Governor Cameron
upon warrants held by Roy n. Smith, of
Matthews county, and lodged in the county
Jail, where they will await trial at the next
term of the county court, Eth
of March. The vessels were
turned over to the civil
authorities and now lie anchored in Plank
atank river, six miles from Matthews court
house. The penalty Of the law is the for
feiture of the vessels and cargoes, and one
to three years in the penitentiary. After a
stormy trip the squadron sighted the
fleet at O'Clock yesterday morn
ing dredging within mile and
half OF the guns Of the
Blues. Each steamer sirgleS out ayessel and
ar. chase. firing into the rigging Of the
schooner Kirkwood. and she was chased
thirty-ive miles toward the capes Of Nir-
ginia before she was broughttO. No armed
resistance was oneie1, and at - O'Clock the
entire fleet had been captured. The pirtia-
cal oystormen have long been a terror on
the western shore Of the Chesapeake bay.
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the Mcrimac National bank were opened
this morning, and the contents fouEd en-
tirely uniniured.
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LONDON, February l9.-A dispat|
Berlin says the emperor has eNpre'
deepest indignation and sorrow be,
General SkobeloiTs remarks, and S.
II such wanion VrovClII.u.s ,uau.
would be compelled to resort 20 c
,.,aa.ttvag
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Heavy Rains,
ST. LOUIS, February 20,-The rain has
fallen pretty steady and heavily here since
Saturday morning Nearly sixteen inches
have fallen. and considerable dam
age has been done. All trains
were from / to hours late in arriving this
morning. At Cave Cliff, on the Iron Noun
tain road, there is an extensive washout and
two passenger trains which left Union de-
pot last night were obliged to lay
over night at Carondeiet and are still there.
The river has risen about ten feet since yes
terday TIE rise was so un-
expected that considerable freight lying on
the lcvee near the old Short line, was swept
away. All other property has been moved
further up the bank or taken
away altogether to-day, so that
no further damage can be
done. East-bound trains on the
Ohio and Mississippi railway and west
bound trains on the Missouri Pacific railroad
were the only trains which departed to-
day. All trains on other roads have
returned on account of washOuts. A spe-
cial from St. Charles SAYS that three
temporary spans and two wooden
piers, supporting the middle trestles
Of st. Charles bridge, were carried
away at O'Clock this afternoon. The
Eastern Howe truss and support piers are
still standing. The river is rising rapidly,
and rain is falling continually.
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One lot of Silk and Wool Moire Striped Goods
sold at 65, reduced TO 40, and again reduced
to 35c.
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One special lot of silk and Wool Brocades, "A
inches wide, sold at 81 %, reduced in Janu-
ary to 81 90, and now 75c.
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One lot of Handkerchief suitings all-wool. sold
in season at 81 So reduced to 81 % in Janu-
ary, and now reduced to SOC.
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NOTICE IN ADMINISTRATIONS

The State of TcNns.-ru the sheriff OF
any con table Of MCIcHnln county:
! on nir hereby commanded that You
caus" 10 be- published iorNt least four sue
crssi'c weeks In a news paper Published
in your"ounly "a true copy ut the follow
Ing writ:
THE STATE or TEXAS,
County at MrLcnnnn,
In the county court. To the september
term lSSl.
The sttror Texas. 10 all persons I'M
hrc,tod IN the administration Oi the &C.
lat" OF Louisa j. Thompson, deceased.
u. Il Gurlcy, administrator, Ina, tilcd IN
the county court ni McLennnn coun v
'n application lur the partition nnl di-lr-
button 81 AID e tate among the heirs oi
al Louisa !. Thompson, drrcus' II, which
VIII hy heard Al rlg september tuu l~N4,
ni IA" county Cour', h ginning on On"
thir'l Muuiay m y plemhc,, ls72 "a, liked
hy general Aw, At lur Our'-huuer thereof,
lu tur city OF Waco, at WhIHh time all
= rspne Interested iu said administration
may appear ami contest sad uppNcH iuu,
# they dc-r" to dose.
W.tn, 81, j. " Baker, clerk Of ,hi
court. ant the zeal thereof a. oliirc 10 thr
'riy OF waco, Thu Plat day OF August
I~~L j W BAkTE
'Iuk County Court NJ Lenntu county,
Texas.
By o. ". Dawn, Deputy.
Came To hand August II, lH,4, ami eve
cutrd SAINT dn, by "ulrriug uu, VIII pun-
h-hci In the Waco dily EyANtNER tor
i"ur -8ccr,-lye week, prior t. return dtv,
u being = rr"spapcr Puhu-hel 10 Mo,
Icnlau county. Va HAL
0hrnh M,lonuan county Irsa-
/ BY GFo. +. uGiE ~, Deputy. >42lm
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TIL e EX AMINER
WACO, SEP MBER IT, 1882,
LOCAL uVEyITIEs.
Stems OF interest From Our Re
purIcr~' Note Book.

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rus If mrrclMnIisc ycsteI day.
Till. wear ha, h, On prolific OF all sorts
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"A skating rink viii be OPP, ned in Il
fee, dt,- mn toe Ctruihrrs' bidding on
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directions Tor its u.o ARE sImplr, and IT
e u hc applied 10y my porsuu, without
trouble mud III II very short spucr ~
time. We have srcu ! tried IN IL gntdcu
IN this city, and there certainly
WIS never anything like IT
A reporter " the ENAMiNFR snw tens
ot Thousands nf anita killed in "a few min
utcs 10y single application NJ this won
lcrful com pound. II will kill anything
that burrows III the ground. Full Ill.
rcctioms Tor lts application will bc given,
and one dullur'H worth Wi Immediately,
certainly aud clIcctunlly rii any yard or
garden uf anita aud other destructive in
sccts 1t IA certainly matter NJ con
graduation thnt this valuable discovery
has bccn made, and its introduction il u
credit to the enterprise III Messrs. Tucker
~ Willis, who control ita gulc under heir
exclusive agency for the state Of Texas
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MEDICAL.
Tho Great English Remedy.

,, 1'9I ,1T and Min maHs otR"T T'I .gn D0
II .eryr'! ~ tt"',ssnity and rtath The medical
ha, .eal w co lTtGd with the Institution ar,
,ru.lrhyh ,h, he.t colleges ut Europe Rnd
ra'o G l,iTy Hna have had laigs sNGtr,r9ge y
lr ~. mill Ia u case ri this kind
III Sl,H!EE'r tstOR Enndrr their special
ltpNlI W ""taatuputl viii not cure or for any.
.Nt. hnrnr Of INJURIOUS found In II. We treat
Al prlNAwnSstiI1ATGON FREE. Thorousi
rury N'"a,,i advice, Including analysis nj
tl'n'Va' rTlr, u VITAL RESTORATIVE
erur AZ four times the quantity, al
- ..,, address upon receipt 81 price, e.
,rul I" Hn' .r rom observation, and In priyat,
d rr s'"ir,si by English Medical lnstltuts
PAM ,,,,'. .tr,rt, st outs. Missouri Post
\. I,Y .i;6. Tucker wits, Wholesale
5i"p W,,.Ii ,yrnt- Waco, Texas --u1uhwly
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Mcssrs. Tucker h Willis, our live and
wi.r-nwukc Third stree druggists, have
rec utly purch scd the state agency for
one Of the most novel, certain and de
sirahle inventions ever produced IN thus
age uf wuudrrs. n IN compound by
which yards aud gurdous cau he oilectu-
ally and permanently rid Of our grentesl
pusts, the large red aud small ants. The
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untel.

Agents wanted Tor the TeYhs Daily
Endowment asrociati"u, ~ WAC IoNh-
The day plan Is III best. Write Z CIR
culars. - NJ. MAiEi.S, Sc reihry
-Oskj.lm Waco, T AA-.
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The most -acrcd obligation i- the
marriage contract The most sacred
duty IA tu maintain % r's health. The
hes medicine IL Browns Iron Bitters.
Sold by Tucker a Willis, Waco, TeIaa,
-gl2lw
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As health uoun-hiug beverage the
&C uHIs Budwpiscr has no superior
IN flavor to any other beer, and free
FROM all Impurities. gD7lw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-14

That terrible scourgc, fever aud aguo
Hnd II, congoncr, hiliDu, rcmittcnt, hr-
sides affections al the -tom lch, liver and
bowels, produced by ml-unia air amt
water, are both rridicatcd md prevent Il
by the use Of llnstcttcr's stomach y ltcr-,
u purely vegetable oIiNiG nduDsci by
and more rNlon lively us.i ns
a remedy Tor the above class ut di.ordus,
~ well AZ Tor many others than ANY meet
icinc nj the ugc. For sale by all druggists
md dealers generally.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-14

have IN pasture about tWn hundred
head ui horse. urd nude. and viii il,r
XIII, tnluv"nrut. Tor next ten tln,s, hu-
TORI shipping. C'uyr'Hncr 10 AMI from
pasture dUiy. For information apply at
No. 80 Austin street.
9O1i j. VI. FrEENNN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-14

A large aud com lete line Of Stetsou's
hats ut SAugtr Bros. -9lOtc.