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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-10-08
BOARD OF MANAGERS:

BOARD OF MANAGERS:
j. A. Goldstine, OF oldstiDc Il Roscnwster, whole
sale aud retail dry good, etc. Jas. Y. McGahoy,
lumber dealer; WIN. Y. Pitcher, general agent;
Albert Lewis, dealer in -four and grain; l.. y.
Thomas, bricklayor; Moses Phillips, contractor
aud builder; II A. Chumbley, grocer; Thos.
Lewis, secretary and attorney-atlaw; W, II.
Marean, Homeopathic physician: II. Sander, OF
Sander b Son. grocors; X, II Baird, street super.
visor; Ed II, White, asst sec. W. h .. NJ. A. So
ciety; j. ". Spior. lumber and ssw.mlll; Y. L.
Gernigon, barber; y. Il. Dietrich, clerk w., 81 L.
b RI, r.; NJ. kobIer. merchant tailor; JEFF M.
CLARK, dealer In wallpaper and window shades; J.
u. English, contractor and builder; Win Red
S b. m OF Morse Redbprn, cigar manui.ctu'er.;
Phelps, photographer; w. Q, Jocelyn, dentist; ..
II. Tsber, mfg. jeweler; J. II. Robinson, J. I. and
notary public; j. s. Petrie, physician; II. w.
Bostwick, insurance agent; y. e. Jarboe foreman
". Gas mains, and K e. wAlbrdge, lamber. and
aaw.mill, Of Cairo; ". Leighton, cashier Nat.
Bank, Stuart Iowa; Rev. y. A. wi!ksrsou, Prors'
burg, Ky; J.w. Tasry, physician, Fulton Ky
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AGENERAL BANKING BUSINESS DONE.
Exchange sold aud bought. lntcreet paid IL
the Savings Department.. Collections msdo and
Ill business promptly attended to.
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County officers.

County Officers.
Circuit Judged. J Baker.
Circuit Clerk-A. II. irwin.
County Judge-R. Yocum.
County Clerks. j. Humm.
County Attorney. NJ. Damron.
County Treasurer-Miles W. Parker.
sherid-John Hodges.
Coroner--R. Fitzgerald 49,
County Com missIoners W Halliday, D. A
Gibbs and Peter Saup.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-10-08

Browns IRON BITTERs efeetual-
ly cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Weakness, and renders the greatest
relief and benefit to persons suffering
from such wasting diseases as Con-
sumption, Kidney Complaints, etc.
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4. K. TINE CARD AT CAIRO.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL k X.
TRAINS nErART. TRANS An nn,
.wsil ....,.,.., 3.0S am tMall .....,....4:O5 am
.kccom dAtion, If 10 8 m 'Express I'LL 10 Am
,Fxpre., $50 pm 'AecomdstioR .t:l5 p N
MISS CENTRAL r. X.
,MsU .......,. ABS am tMAil"....".. 5'Ul p m
tExpress ........ l0:l5s m fExpress''''' H'ooa'"
ST. l.. g. c. X. h Marrow Gauge
Express .. 1898 am Expires - 20 u
Accom- 'dation. ~ pm accom- 'daloin 1905 pm
sT.L, I'M as. X. r.
Express ......ll:30p. fExpress...'.. 2'1 N
tAccom aauon. E;SO pm tAccom 'dation.l 40 am
WABASH, ST LOUIS a PACIFIC RY co.
sMail 6Ex... 445 an 'Mail E1.... e;0 IN
DAILY except Sunday. Daily.
MoBILE& oHIoR r.
Mail :05 g. IN. Mail ...--.... $50 p m
Express .....606 a. m. Express ........s:5o p m
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OFFICERS:

EXECUTIVE COM MITTEE
VIM Y. PITCHER, l.. S. THOMAS,
W. G, JOCELYN, +. VINCENT
WILL 7. REDBURN
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-10-08
CHICAGO MARKET REPORT
CORRECTED DAILY BY CHAs. CUNNING.
HAM, BROKER.

9:30 p. Nj October 6, .ss2.
October. November. December
Pork 8 S2l as
Wheat "a g5 95A
Corn 6lA GlA
Oats 32S
l2:l0P NJ.
Pork $23 90 S2l III s
Wheat 9ih 9b% 96h
Corn O.. G29s
Oats 32,,0%
l:0) P. NJ. Closing.
Pork S2l %
Wheat 03k 95A
Corn 6lB 621s
Oats 32A 82R
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Saved his Child.

I'm. Eutaw ST. Baltimore, Md.
Feb. "a, 1880.
Gents Upon the recommended
ton Of friend | tried BRowN's
Iron BIrTRRs as a tonic and re.
storative for my daughter, whom
] was thoroughly convinced was
wasting away with Consumption,
Having lost three daughters by the
terrible disease, under the care Of
epinent physicians, was 10th to
believe that anything could arrest
the progress Of the disease, but, to-
my great surprise, before my daugh-
ter had taken one bottle Of BRowNs
IRON BrtrERs, she began TO mend
and now is quite restored to former
health. A fifth daughter began to
show signs Of Consumption, and
when the physician was consulted
he quickly said "Tonics we're re-
CURED" and when informed that
the elder sister was taking BRowN's
IRos BIrrERs, responded that Is
agood tonic, take il"
ApoRAM PHELrs.
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On last trip leaving Kentucky andng at $3.50 o'clock
p m, the boat will go TO Birds Point making con-
nection with T. 81 st. H. passenger train for Cairo,
Firsttrip At $3.50 q. m leaving Cairo, Will connect
with 7. & st. L. train leaving Cairo.
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Organized July l4th, 1877, Under the Laws o
the State of Illinois. Copyrighted Jul,
., 1877, Under Act of Congress-
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:Bl al n * !;
Commercial Avenue and Eighth Street

J. Y. Clemson, Caledonia.
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FROM DALLAS.
The EIcciIon-A Heavy Vote
Cast

special Telegram 90 tn" Examiner.
DALLAS. November :. The elect ion was
uii.tund a very heavy vote cast. The
lichrt j. SO long II will not be counted
out before tomorrow. WcllbOrn, demo-
cr {. for rungry-. carries this (6uD Ills.
triut. but no reliable estimate can he made
AT tins hour On sap my OF his majority.
wash Jones, independent. tor governor,
and Dearly tor congress ran about ~ well
~ their supporters anticipated. News
r. M north IeNHs connie. Indicate an over
whcming democratic majority. M re-
i ihle statement can b. furnished Tonight
ON county OF ieg -lntiye Offices.
sEcoSU DfsPArcH.
First day Dallas Jockey Club races.
Weather never tiucr; track IL splendid
condition, attrudan good. First race
--truttiag. three minute class, purse $3.50,
$40 to frat, SS150to second; S52.O TO
third Eight sturtp x, Frcd,the fayorit",
first; Tex Il Bill, second; Dick Dewey,
third Time, 23u, 2.}l, 2:29iP, 2:35 /.
Second rucc- trp'ting, $50 clnss, purse
500, Maggie, the fHyoritc, first; Charles
second, Dick Shhiu, third. lime,
2:}i, 2.3G 1, 2:33.
ruird running, II miles dash,
merchant stake. entrnnc. SO, half for
the first, 300 added, Of which S75 to
second. Won by Marie; Jim Britton,
second; Couscript third Time, 2:l4l9.
Four h rncc--rl ming, mile dnsh,
purse 23Oj; six 81 rtcrs; won by Wed
1iuR Day, the fuvuritc; Ayaleuu, second;
Ihrru, third. Time, l:ij.
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The popular notion that the right 10
vote In az lncstimaOlv privilege. received
a very black eye yesterday II the rest OF
the state voted like tins city, for II
oone-halt Of the voting population awaited
themselves OF tho privilege, while the
other half voted in e duh listlcns. shp.
shod way a. If It Was bore rather than
a privilege, A million tone Ut guulpowder
MI III have land loosely around wituout
danger from any spark OF enthusiasm.
t'r the enthuslasrn wasn't there to make
any sparks. Up 10 ten o'clock only W
votes had been cast IN the tour wards ON
thiH rlde Of the rlver-9l nj the engine
house So at the market house. ~ at Oar.
ten store, and . at the recorders Office
Between twelve and one, the onl,
h'ur at which the workingmen Of
thr ciiy could vote, there was A
~ We AIelinesa al the polls, but only q
niue. Except one ardent admlrsr OF
General Robertson charging about a
niue az one OF the voting places becausr
ne couldn't mad ticket with General
hobertson's name on 1t, tue election was
utterly without Incident, and that Incl.
uent, partakiug Of the general dullness,
was u very mild one, the man barely
getting mp enough enthusiasm to swear
ieeolf' The saloons and Wholesale
liqnor houses were kept vigorously
eloHed all day. One feature OF the day
was inc hghtness Of the colored vote,
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NEW PASTORS,


Tho following Ia n partial hat NJ Hp.
pulntmenta mHdo Tor the onauing yonr
IN the bonnds NJ the Northwest Texas
conference, Nj r.. Church South, re-
comfy IN EURHInn at Cloburnc.
Waco James Mnrk"y, d D., -tatlon.
cd minister; j. Il. Allison, presiding
elder. CursicHua n. Burnett;
Ennis q. T.. Brown. Mexia James
Campbell, WnNNlHchie-R q. Arm
strong; Fort Wur h Fourth street
church, H. :. BlHhnp, South Fort Worth,
NJ, II. Wells; tlehuruo ". n. Nolms,
whitney ". H. Andrews, Hlllshorn -
q. w. Swaiiori; Rrlton W. II. Vaughan,
dntosvllo IhumHs Stanford; Co
mnurhe J. L. llulse: Stophenvi le--
W. Il. Packard, Grorgotovn-A A.
Allison.
liey. DR. Mackry, who cumus To Waco,
WA stn iuuod during tho p,st twelve
months ~ presIdng elder Of the Cor l.
cnnn dlstricL lie IN "a man past mi ldln
llfr and hrHra the reputation ~ bong n
dovuut Mcthoiist and most worth, man
GENERALLY. He IL perhaps not accounted
4HiRiy' hwtarh ipiG!lRYPtAr rRM ha
practical good Henso and his amlnblc
characteristics have always made him
popular with the communities whor, bo
has lived. II II to be- hoped he will find
l'H pastoral life in Wac" pleasant and
that he may be able to achieve much
nse'uln"HA We have no iutlmntinu ns
To what time he may he expected to ar.
rive h re-prubHbl not until the latter
part OF the month.
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Tt
improved iron Immigration.

The most perfect and satisfactory com.
hiultIn known Ia the prof., ssiOn, in
which iron is cnmbn'd; and 50 complete
Is tn" success 0t tins preparation, that it is
dc>lin' Il Ia become, without a doubt, the
nuI pupul I OF all the non tonics now
In use. And wc hesitate not To tell YOU
that This medicine is no secret nos,rum or
rhehply COTTON up comp 'und, hut truly a
genuine constitutional remedy, possess.
ny those allc,ativc puwcrs 80 necessary
10 rccuprrttr and inyiG0rate the human
systcn when broken down by that ieAI fu
disease commonly called, and better
known a dyspepsia and indigestion, from
which ninr-tonths of AL our ills first orig
mate, hccauSc when The iii :, stiun Is inn.
pairrd from want of the natural salt that
is 50 important in the digestive economy
Of man, then it is that this .NWER in hi,
many iypes,u-ually called dis,m,os.s n
Ia ,iiudr aud sour StOma h, wtkeiulncts
mental exhaustion, impaired Vitality. will
general prostitution of the whole system
liver complaint, followed by night swrats
and all discusses OF the BLOOD, LIVER, MD.
NEY and BLADDER, that produces those
fearful aches known as rheumatism. nctl.
rtlgln, haCkaChe and nervous and sick
headache. And all CousuHptivrH, and
weak females, who are in search OF u
good tonic to build up their constitution
annot find, We honestly believe, a better
JrA more certain remedy on caith. one
'otilr is sufficient to prove to you liz
wonderful medicinal properties, il taken
cgularly according to directions. Ash
your druggist Tor IMPROVED lRoN INviG.
lGAIoK, and be sure To take no other
niire per bottle. Prepared only by
Fucker 4 Willis, Waco, Texas.
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The Great Southern Remedy. f"

"B,azos chill Cure" which ia war.
rauled lur the cure of chills and fever
Ia a POSITIVE antidotc for malaria, and
has no rival As tonic for building nm
An emaclated system from such eli.
matte causes, and to those who are
necessarily exposed to miasmatic influ.
rutes, and are attended with the fol.
lowing symptoms, such rs loss OF anne.
ute, aching OF the back and Joints fe-
vcrIshncss, severe headache, indisposl.
lion TO get about, low spirits. slccpless
ue-s, chilly sensations, and ryeutualIy
NOT turning levrrr which may finally
terminate in bilious, rcmittcnt or i'm.
term lIIrnt FEVER We would suggest that
You Keep "a supply on hand all the
,i'ir ana take a dose three times daily.
\" o'her medicine Is necessary, as il il
very concentrated and powerful in IL
meets ~ removing the poisonous ele.
henls from the blood, and no one can
appreciate this warning better than m,
iWlurr, who Is more or less oxposed
ln hose atmospheric poisons, especially
n" th' tan season, when gathering theiI
crops nm the midday sun, cool nights
hI heavy Jews ot morning, then II Is
''-r malignant fevcrs are most preva.
cent, and to them we would recommend
q" itN" dose of "BIaZos Chill Cure"
.N'rl morning on rising, II they would
'N"h the danger OF much suffering "a
'N u"lhng of the time and gXpgnse
'vri in the end. No strycbnine m
i''nl'. The physicians prescribe and
commend ii. Ask your druggist foI
u ana take no other. Price Al Der bot.
Tie. Prepared only by
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-.
ELECTION ~.
The President Votes stnigh Z
From the Shoulder.

NEw YORK, November 7, 1882.
The prrsidcn: did not 20 to the
ppll- until after 3 y. IN. He voted At
1902 in Third avenue precinct, and
was accompanied by m4 brother. Mai
VIM Arthur, and his messenger. lie
voted the republican state and county
ticket, including O'Brien for comfy
tIrik
MAsnINGroN, November 7.-Col.
Henderson, Of the republican CXccu-
tive committee, hHs u dispatch from
4. II Dmne, republican candidate
congress IN the second district OF
South Carolina, saying a riot uccur-
red at the polls near Florence ia that
district This morning, and two col"rcd
mon were Killed, several wounded
and the election broken up.
AHpE,rEp FOR BRIBERY,
DOVER, y. H., November I Isaac
Lucas, prominent republican polili-
clHm. was arrested on = charge OF
bribiug OF democratic voters.
a FATAL DISPUTE.
81 LOUIS, November T. Jacob
Fulizcl and Sidney iarri- got into 81
political dispute nj the polls At Water
loo, Illinois, this morning, when the
latter shot and killed the former
RIOT IN MARYLAND.
FrGuERICEsrURu, November e.
A. one Ot the voting precincts IN
this city this morning a hght occurred
briw cen u lot of negroes and whites
during which. Israel GtOil, colOred,
was shot by Policeman Augustus
Porter and instantly killed.
ARREST or ELECTION Judge
RIrmMo>n. Va, November Z. The elec.
lion to-day pissed of quietly in this CITY,
except excitement incident to the arrc-l
al +, yoral election judges. An attempt
Wa made daring The day by the rrtdiu-t'
rr cuullttuui Is to vote ON capltttiOn tax
rec, ipt .igura hy two col ectors OF delin
/ uucnt taxes. Judge Christian OF the lluz
/ ii. e court instructed the Judges OF clrc
| don tn refuse vote signed by bat one
| THE I : supervisors arrested the Judge
and thcy were taken b,ior" the L. :
commissioner and bailcd 10
appc rance tomorrow. A compromls
. hctN,cu he thitcd states commissions
and the Judges followed, amt the vote
wtrr received ON both receipts under pro
t..t against one. The delay caused b.
This caused mIny votes To be- lost uu butl
sides a- the polls were closed while
large number Of voters were waiting.
cA>mpArr FOR coNGHE,s ARmGrFp.
John Amber smith, go litipuist ranl
,dAlc tor congress IN this district Wac Al
rested To day tor disurlerly conduct at III
polls and ballet To- answer.
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BY TEI.Et.U.pu.



LIvrRrooL, November Noon Cot
ton moderate inquiry freely supplied.
MIidhug upIuuds, 6 3lGd, Orlenps.
hH-lud Sales 10000 h los to spectators,
lu exporters, l,HO; rec Ipts, 1000, Amer
lcau, -. November. , 6B.6ii. Nnyem-
her-Drcrmber, r 57-GiL5 5S.tIdeEj 80.
6td; Decemhor-lauuary, . 5745 rs Gil.
February, b 81 Giu5 - std; February.
March, D 9N-him5 A46id; March April,
. tl,6iU 626id, April-May, I'd; NAV.
june, Il l-6i1G 2.6id; Juur-luly. g sid
"a" bb+iJuly-August, 6 6.6i6lG 7.6Id.
Futures steady.
ioo r.M-Mauc. ester market quiet.
Nuyvwher 56I-Gii. November. Decem
her, D 1't+d, observation-disclosures 2
5h'4d, January FEBRUARY, % "a: Feb.
rnary March, . 81 6i65 60-G4Ii III .6id.
May June, & G.6i0G std.
''h p N-C'ttou-N November daliv.
cry . tl-dia5 26id' November. Decem-
beer, . 90 64d; observation-disclosures, : 80.
ttH5 6l."id; January Fpe rmry, 8 ca.
utdi February March, 3 6!-6ii, Aprll.
MAY, o Glad, MAY June, g G3 GilG
! va Juue-July' d64d, August, &
96i. Futures firm.
QGNlvEsroN, November Cotton.
spots steady Mid'iuE, 97sc. sales,
|, 100 bales.
LrERroor. November Cotton IN
moderate demand, sales, 10000 bales TO
eNpor ers, and spectators 1000 bales.
recel IA, American, 3,dOO bales, uplAnds,
spot 3-ldd, Orleans. 6iqd.
New arrival OF colored Nlou,uns,sirs
KID gloves, only 81 per pair, at sanger
Bres-llO5tc
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Nj Aho Ruih-ch,ld il Ia the rllN Tor
all al two days.
n, AZ fl t..ls,n ,,.s r,turn,l lrnp
u,' Tl.hnrn,.' '.mG,',nr"
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,,. ,,,,,.r ,,, H. L.,','L pr,uL,tt ,n,,.l,
49,, LOO '"'
Rev. VI. II. Wells arrived in the citN
late last evening, Just returning from
Clrbnrne.
MIR. Charley levine. who Ind been rap.
,,IIv ,yul,sr,ni, ,ullr,.I "A reliance YER
t.ryluy. and /. t,,,iu ,uirr IN.
MT "ohn Nlrh'l-' OF m" WA
spent Ncstrrdhy W. in' Guy h''hH d'Nh
On Drloi n".'''Ns 'I'i'. ii' 'AP'c'7 ="
return home tp-.lay.
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mi scenes are being enacted about the
mouth NJ the shaft. Many large fami.
Lies ure lett without means oi support.
The explosion, which was terrific
IN force and deadly in eiTccs, shattered
buildings ia Identities i've miles distant
from the mines chain at the bottom
~ the shaft WAN blown up through the
mouth of the cplliery INTO the head gear.
The greatest couster natiou prevails IN
the ncighborhoud. Exeter canal has
broken its banks an the whole country
borliug Il in Cheshire, Wa wickHhiro
and Sumrrset is Hooded.
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MORE rHRrATs or sO,IALIsIs.
rArr. Novcmhc THE Clerical jour
nnl~ announce that the president II the
house committee hat received a letter
To blow up he house. The
puhnuutluu rausrd considerable excite
mrut and mrmhers OF the exchange
carl,eI.d In groups and discussed the or
Gin amt motive oi the letter in most
animated manner.
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CasCara Cordial.

One Of the latest and most pleasant OF
all liquid chthartics, this elegant prepare.
ton il made with scrupulous care from
the best and most carefully selected mate.
tial. II is with the greatest pleasure that
we recommend this very superior amt
harmless remedy rs being the safest and
surcst laxative and cattartic tor weak To-
males and children, now In use and Tor
habiuual constipation and indigestion, You
cannot find anything more speedy or Ger
min. 1t is combined with aromatcs in
such manner that the bitterness of the
ra'ram sagrada IL completely disguised,
Ask your druggist tor it, aud be sue to
tak" no other. Prize 81 cents per bottle
Prepared by Tucker " Wiilis, Waco
Texas.
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A lady OF our acquaintance has been IN
quite feeble health Tor many years with
some complaint pecula Ia the sex, be
eamo omarlntrd, lost hcl appetite. WIS
m"lHnrholN, slc"i Ices, cr",s aud irciful
May yeas suffering indicated that all
me- dlclneS wclr "A failure. S"me suggest.
cd lhe u.s. al bfuWgoufc', L. tuliAh Fr
male BiucrS, les Il Wa. moot patuut or "A
So nt remedy. Il Wua us Il, gud even
p"tllts encrt'd acuc Holm
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a CHAPTERS or uoeHons.

a. Joss Taylor & Bro
No. and . pIathcr block
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THE CITY.

"A gentleman In from the Tchsurana
last evening In reply To inquiries about
the election here AID he did not think
this people in tnat section We're voting at
all.
A young man soon 10 be- married was
observed last ',ruluE an horseback
bound In nm rasiwAd direction. with a
gun ncrO.s his Saddle and % general uir OF
boyish lrrcdom on hi- face as II he were
determined 10 enjoy single lie while 1t
ihgtpy.
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TRON SARA.
the EIcCtinn--Suicide--Dcath
OF - Enndidnte.

Special Telegram to the Examiner
SAS SAu,, November r. Election qul't,
dny tam Jones ahead; returns not near all
10.
Matte Douglas. % woman NJ IN fame,
was found dead to-day, supposed -uicided
bl poisoning.
Iuu- Oaman. candidate ior District
Judge, died SUNDAY evening.
llAuruch ahead up To present count
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Is at Iu, ker d wills, there YOU can
get genuine imported brush aud comb
Of many aud ynrlou, kind. All the
popular handker hlsf cEtracts, and the
latest toilet powdors, and one huuared
styles IN ladies' porte monUaios. and our
monday goods are nov Just brginling
10 come IN, which will be the largest and
most complete assortment ever brought
~ shis market. We invite you ladies
60 giyeus a sall.-lOl9tf.
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ELECTION RETURNS
Tho Vote In Waco nnd ncueu-
unr County Yesterday.

The following Is a llst of Totals OF the
vote polled yesterday IN tlls citj ahd
county, ~ received BY the ExAMSEn NJ
to O'Clock this morning. All the pre-
cincts have not been hcud from, n there
arc twenty.slx In the county. We have
not attempted to give the vote At each
polling place separately, but M rely adj
Ell tile returns rs they wer" received. thus
Appru1imaiug the total. Tho precincts
yet 10 hear irum Are enumerated nj the
InnI of Ihn Inhle.
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LONDON, November "a collirry e,.
plosi'n occurred at the Clay Cross MN,
III Derbyshire, OF which very meagr. re-.
ports are received. IL is known, how
ever, that thirty persons, mostly miners.
were killed. Fonr ot the managers of
the mine we're blown to atoms. Fright.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-08

Mr.. James Smith ia quite dagger
ously sick ri the residence of -. h.
swim. and II very desirou- of hearing
from his brother, DR.. - Il Smith,
with whose address ho is not ac
q,Inintcd. ANY Information will be
gratefully received. Address care ~
DE. swim, Waco p&wlt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-08

Those large, fine and extra chucr red
apples are coming again, better than ever.
DO not inil to Try them. Thai new mnp'c
mnasscs l. very ilnr and our ncW arrival
ofchuicc new crop Louisiana mola.-c- is
lip-tOp. But while you are trying the
anuye don't forget our strictly pure Mis-
souii cider, our special brand OF the ilour,
our new uucanvasscd hams. our many
iluc table hNurlcs, and I'll OF which You
are able to buy.
a. joss TAYLOR e Bro
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-08
EpONl stII.l.SBOssO.
Echoes from Yesterdays Flee
ton.

NW7TTTT 7-7-TNW N TWT FNIWTNWT-
HtLIsuotp, November T. The demo
crulir vote will carry here by "A small
majority. Jones and kcurby have polled
large vote to-day; Wcllhoru is ahead.
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TIE OLD WORLD


NlIyANpWA. November Z - Lord but
term ariivrd here and proceeded to Cairo
ON -pe.ial trim. The British and
TX, ptian officials here united in receiving
him
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-08

Don't pay eXorbllant prices for Your
jcweiry, but buy from j. l., vinski, who
sells all his goods under guarantee and
ebeaper than any house in Waco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-08

The large room adjoining the tcle
= =, ~ -, "ili.r is Tor rent II il nearly Tor
~, square ana very Cholcr cation.
Apply To II. W. Hubby, ENAMiNRR OF.
nru.--tt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-08

Sugar House Muns-es just received At
Moore & Thompson's liam
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-11-08
ORDINARY FIRES.
Loss oCI.iie bu, Ilen,, Dnm.
ng"-.

rIrrsIuHG PA, Nov. L. shortly
after twoo'clock smoking lire start
ed IN the centre ot divers wire mill,
and within thirty minutes the entire
western half of the mill, covering u
half square, was in flames aud "a a
short space at time WAS in ruins. The
mill was the largest in the country
and littod up with fine machinery for
All kinds of wire manufacture, and the
annual products being 10000 tons.
Loss 100000, fully covered by insur-
snrr. Elght hundred men are tom.
porarlly thrown out of employment.
The fire originated through work
man placing n lighted lamp near a
bVrrl of oil, thereby causing an tx.
.plO-iou