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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-29
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Paul Downing, of Valley Mills, is
in the city.
Mr.. D. F. Brooks, of Valley Mills, is
registered at Roper's.
Col. w. B. Trice will 90 up to Morgan
this morning and thence over the Santa
Fe to Valley Mills to look after his in
ter SITS there.
Mr.. Caster Meslier, southeastern pGs-
senger agent OF the popular Wabash route,
spent a few hours in the city yesterday in
the interest OF his road.
Mr.. Louis Leopold has gone to Calves
ten where he expects to reside hereafter
and practice law. Mr.. Leopold has many
friends in Waco who will wish hin all
manner of prosperity.
Hon. Fred Carleton. OF Austin, was in
the city yesterday and paid the Examiner
Il visit. Mr.. Carleton il member OF the
legislature from Travis county and holds
highly intelligent views on public matters.
Prot. M4ddin, Bart Moore, George
Coates. Hadley Roberts, VIII Jones and
Fred Beck, with Fish Mouth Ben" in
charge of the commiSsaJy de. artment,
LETT Monday evening for a weeks hunt on
Trading House creek.
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a New Stumbling Block.

The city council have had their hands
tull IN looking rtler lndrket-house, streets,
ponds. city cemetery and other matters
but II $ ems that from time to time new
matters for adjustment seems 10 be Open
ing up and not the least trouble is the
railroad switch question.At the last meet
ing OF thu city council the gas works sent
IN petition t. allow them t. cons ruct
switch along the river brk from the
railroad track to th'ir Worns Ii is now
said that Mr. ID. ). Wood will ask chat he
be permitted TO build q switch from the
Missouri; Pacific main track to his new
store on South Fifth street, and others
con empIate mixing similar requ sts.
using as an argument that what is done in
one or TWO eases should he done in al
and 10 palt'a;ty shONn. On the other
hand at their last session he council SEEM
ell 10 think We have switches enough. and
favored granting 10 more such PRIVILEGES.
OF cour. e The c,uncii can or cannot. AS
they See tit. grant these petitioners. whit
they ask over streets which the CITY owns:
but a. there are many to which the civ
has no claim AL that would be REQUIRED
would be the consent of the individual
owners tor Them 70 traverse the
street trOm one end TO the other
anu as the tv'gIOws this nav vet divert
he heavy merchandise and jobbing t, ade
on TO streets not ye' thoughIof. Whether
petitions toi itches should be granted is
for the counc 10 determined ana it is a
question OF no small importance. tor i;
has ihe convent. nee OF commerce to be
looked at on ne side ana the convenience
OF tie citizens on The other one thing
can lie s,eu plsin'y and that is that in
ie2i'Mting hereafter cur city sircS will
have 10 look long way into the future.
ana not yield TOO mucn 10 the present.
beIeying the matter will then be disposed
OF nh2Iy and the future viii take care OF
itself.
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THE CITY.

Two OF three bridges on the road be
tween Waco and Mooresyilie have been
washed away and travel is thereby inter
ruptcd.
Quite a number of peple 90 down to
the river bank every day to watch the
work of sinking the OFFENDERS Tor the
Narrow Gauge bridge.
We learn that on April 2Gth Mr. ,Ino.
4. Walton, past Grand Patriuch, will de-
liver the address he,e in honor OF the
siNU-secOnd anniversary of Odd Fellow
ship.
Five cy.inders.oi the Narrow Gauge
bride are now down and filled with con-
crete and work comml need on the sixth.
This leaves only two mole to be put
down.
The name OF McLennan, the station
below here on the NJ ,ssouri Pacific rail
road, has been changed TO Lorena. in hon
or Of that accomplished and winning lady
Miss Lorcna Westbrook, previous to her
marriage.
We had it whispered to lis last night
that at certain place thee best room
had been reserved for VIII Brooks and
his bride, but when he die not arrive
they did not know what to think about
his marriage.
1t is positi.e fact Bell county
granger let one OF our candidates sci 'eln
up Tor him several times and that candi-
date went away saying to himself. IAN.
other vote nailed" The Cor. ell county
farmers along the county line catch many
tree drink. 1t is a good thing Bosqua
county does not have the same chance. Tor
il some of those who have been thir-tiDg
50 long up there should sip into Waco
they Would bankrupt all oar candidates in
one day.
Showing what errors the weary CON-
positOrS will sometimes make about the
midnight hour, an Examiner typo set up
last night she Missouri legislature will
meet, etc. That was not so bad Tor a lot
OF old women would do Just rs well a
these men in Tie legislature. if they are
not better than some which Texas nus
The word she for The" was not such
a bad mistake in that case. Another COM
poStor in setting UP notice about the
subscriptions to the fund 10 erect 81 monu-
ment AT the grave of Garfield. put it the
"Gastield'' etc. and in an editorial para
graph the printer made il read. twenty
i've counties, the result of a methodist
protracted meeting, We're baptized there
sunday. 1t is rather hard 10 call cor
vert county, but being lately anointtd
We hope he will forgive the printer.
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COMING TO TEXAS.
An EIIinOisian Who Wants 10
Settle Near Our Churches
ard Schools.

We are in receipt OF a letter from Mr.
John Lucas, OF Bloomington Illinois, in
which he SAYS he is coming to Waco
in April TO make his home here and hay
inc learned muchot Texas through the
columns of the EXAMINER, desires us to
send him late numbers and also write him
in regard to lands, etc, or put him IL
communication with reliable land agent.
lie says that he considers the get-up OF Il
paper a IA MdtX OF the life OF conf
munity and the proiuctiyeneSs OF the
country and the character OF the mer-
chants OF the town and cities. From what
he has read he is tavorably impressed
with Waco and McLennan county. ii g
states that he wants we'll improved
farm of about four hundred acres, two TO
five miles from Waco. in black, sandy soil
that will produce forty bushels OF corn II
bale of cotton to the acre. and situated
near schools and churches. The latter is
the wish of every person who has a tami-
" and thinks of moving TO Texas We
are happy to be able To inform Mr. Lucas
that he Can get the very chara ter of land
he asks for in this county and be near
schools aud churches. He also want
three TO four hundred acres of land. rich
and unimprOVed four to five miles from
Waco. He asks in reference to
! DilNtS Va SuAIl LINUS dtiIN pNtNi
| questions, which shows him to be one of
those shrewd, practical men, VITO al
ways look before they leap. The local
ity from which Mr.. Lucas writes is
goo farming country, perhaps us good
as any in Illinois, and while we admit
that the soil of Texas is surpassed by
equaled by that of but few il any, Iii
| g 1y,,Ayrr-, +n hn 10, IL
ductive agricultural state and its far
mers are among the most successful iii
the world therefore, Texas can well in
vite all such men as Mr.. Lucas. His
letter will to-day be plac d III the
hands of some one who is
better posted than ourselves, and
will give him reliable, honest Intelligence
as to our soil, prices of lands, products
and those important questions in refer
ence to society, churches and schools.
We can state that when Mr.. Lucas comes
he will find here farmers from Illinois,
Indiana, Wisconsin, Iowa and other
Western States who are doing well, and
in Waco people from every state in the
Union and from almost every country on
The globe can be found, and all til Sc
elements harmonic SO well that it will
hard for him to tell the northern from
the southern man, and section is never
brought into question. The honest,
upright gentleman always commands re-
spect here, no matter what his country
or creed, and this is one secret of the
contentment and prosperity we enjoy.
The simplest and hest regulator of the
DisOrdered Liver in the world. arc Car
ter's Little Pills. They give prompt re-
lief in Sick Headache. Dizziness, Nausea,
! SC. prevent and cure Constipation and
piles remove sallOwness and pimplrs
, from the complexion. and are mild and
gentle in their operation on the bowels.
Carriers Little Liver Pills are easy to take
rs sugar. One pill dose. Price % cents.
Sold by Thicker s WiIiiS-dWlO4O2
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rbs Great Southern Rsniaf

"Brazos Chill Cure" when -- : rs.
ranted tor the cure OF ebIll, 1-l j.
is a positive antidOte for l Ra;i
a an' e en- system from ' ~, !
matte causes, and to those .s,. grH ID.
necessarily exposed TO mIsS IN n.
ences. and are attended wa. ,.o- s-r
lowing symptoms, such a, IL ioi 3 !. f
tite, aching Of the 6ach an, abl inii,gs
yerishness, severe headaeH.' .is..s
t hcI to get about, low sPiI si ,.t.r 5
ness, chilly sensations al, NAV IT,
hot. burning fever, when ,;, r 0,
terminate in bilious, r ,II .Iggs.i.
termittent fever, we Wo , hand D. .
YOU Keep supply on ia a1 ,ins;
time and take a dose tn[ ,o..9 , s.
No other medicine Is C-''o,aprtlii j
y yer concentrated and P Soi:aasa' :
effects in removing the Fl no c' h
ments from the blood, anu ho.rp IF rlaa
appreciate this warning o' I+.. i. {.
farmer. who is more o. err.
to those atmospheric PolsSI-5ie /.
in the fall season, when s''c cooI 1;
c or ms in the midday SUD- nios thsa !
and heavy dews of morn le aSo;-
those I malignant fever: t ar recon9
lent, and to them m We NBrsgo, chill .5l,
every morning ;o on If fli much .nt' 5,5;
say nothing of ia the No 10 strytaL5Iss
saved in the END l.ieian: pIe;l5,,f:
arsenic. The phys sI' yo1r drgss-,a.
r., recommend it. ASH yTP% Price q ?"
if and take no other II,
Il tie anu Prepared iS1 only Iyyo BY { Fq5 Is,
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THE BRYAN ~ STKAT'TON
Telegraph and BusincssC0iIeGe
ri. Louis, Mo.

The book-keepers department is elc:
gantIy fitted up with banks, stores ard
offices, and practically qualities young
men tor real lite. The telegraph depart
ment is under the assistant chief operator
of the leading telegraph company. and
graduates are successful in getting po-
SitiOns. For circulars adirt s. DR. ". NJ.
Carpenter, president OF the Il. & 5. col
G.-03l2dwlm
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HE Most Complete Stock of LIZ
QuOrS in The Civ.

l have constantly in store fine assort-
ment Of
French cognacs and wines.
Kentucky and Tennessee whistles.
baltimore AID Pennsylvania rye.
Mary land and Virginia Old apple and
peach brandies.
Pure California wines and brandies.
am the only importer in central Texas
OF these +, ally splendid Juices. [ get them
direct from the grower, and guarantee
them superior to any goods in the mar.
ket, being rich and delicious in flavor. and
unexcellcd in their medicinal qualities. A
complete assortment OF beers, ale. porter.
cordiais. girs and imported liquors.
!. il. GGLDsTEIN, 81 Austin St.
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Grand Opening.-On Saturday,
April Isf.

Mrs. Leland Il Sister take pleasure in
announcing to the laiies of Waco and
vicinity the arrival Of their new stock of
spring millinery, the latest STYLES and
novelties in every line. These goods are
now being opened and arranged. ready
for display on Saturday, April LIST. On
that day it is hoped that the ladies' W
call and inspect the stock, which cannot
fail to afford satisfaction. dtOi0l
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There will be meeting of the Wo-
mans CHRISTIAN Temperance Union. of
Maco'at the FIlth street Christian church
TINS "wednesday afternoon, at 4:3O
o'clock. All members and the nublic
generally are invited 10 attend. By order
of the President.
Mrs. H. f. CoNGER, Secretary.
Waco, March %, lSS2-dlt.
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AImOsfn NisiRke.

\ funny incident occurred at the court
house yesterday. which nearly caused a
cOlnred couple as bad mistake as the
couple in the county not long ago, who
found themselves before the minister TO
be united in marriage, but tailed TO have
the county clel Ks signature affixed TO the
license. a green looking negro youth
appeared in tie county c,erk office accom-
panied by tender Looking damsel. On
being asked what they wished, thev said
they wanted a MARI ,ge license. Deputy
clerk David proceeded 10 wait on them
and noticing they were OF doubtful age,
made them hold up.thcir hands,she sN ear
ink she was eighteen and he that he was
tive ity-oDe. AS they had no choice O.
ministers. but wished to be married at
once, he proposed to show them 10 the Of
flee oil Rev. J Ii. Richey but while his BAGS
was turned they disappeared. Thinking
that they lett under the Impression that
they were married. he rushed out after
them and in tew moments had them
back and waniet. 10 know il they did not
want 70 be married. They announced
socmnly that they thought he had mar
ried them and were vending their way
blissluliv homeward. They were then
shown into Mr.. Richey's office, where the
ceremony ~as performed and alter the
closing remarks the kinky-haired male
was requested to salute his bride.
LOCKERS n say that the way that darkey' g
lip quiyered and the report which follow
ed that embrace was almost appalling.
Being assured they then hal ful license
10 fight ami quarrel generally the balance
OF their days without further cost unleSs
they got into the courts, they hooked onto
each other like an engine and tender, he
i'll the lead pulling his b,ushing bride
alter him.
Carriers Little Liver Pills are free from
all crude and irritating matter. Concen-
irated medicine only; very small; very
easy TO take; no pain; no gripping; no
purSing. Sold by Fucker 4 Willis.
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The State temperance COnven

1t may not be generally remembered
that this convention will meet in our
city on the goth and 21st of April.
The friends of temperance are max
ing an effort to secure the presence Of
Gov. st. John, of Kansas, the temper
ance champion of the United States,
and other distinguished orators. 1t will
therefore be seen that our citizens must
bestir themselves to entertain SO many
distinguished visitors at the same time.
How many persons get up in the morn
ing without an appetite. having a bitter
taste in the mouth and feeling weak and
debilitated. All these need Carriers Liver
Bitters. Sold by Fucker & Willis.
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During my absence travelling in the
Sta,e protes sionaily, Mr.. Geo. D. Wood
Will be in charge OF my stole and furnish
opticai goods to all who may desire them
and give any information wished.
Ii. ROBINSON,
V52lu Optician. Waco.
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FREIGHT RATES.
Over the Missouri Pacific From
Waco 10
,Ehe xYentherTn.nnv.
pm ON HrNDa'DT en- l0ADs

The indications for the guilt states are
warmer aud fair weather with westerly 10
sontheIly winds and stationary or slowly
FILLING barometer.
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W lnte6.

Wanted. clear dry bones, and scrap
iron, address Baugh ~ Sons Successor to
J. b. Aliison)2O7 Strand Galveston Texas.
03l0d &wIm.
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Rogers, ReXf"rd and James, contrac-
tors on the V. 5. q z. r. Il. from Shrcve-
port to Arcadia, have work to let, will
purchase wheel scrapers, light rails, cars,
etc. O31OIm
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New York seed Potatoes.
Hob work.

Guaranteed genuine and sound, just re-
ce,ved at Bart MOore's and tor sale in
any quantity -04l2tf
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Rose Cseo-S,y,

A perfect hair dre,.i,,
moter of the growth Of ,1
other compound posses,e ~. :.
properties which 50 60. ..-
various conditions OF The 7,
1t softens the hair rt,.
dry; it soothas the ir r;- -
skin; it affords and proia..
est luster; removing AL
scurf, etc, thereby nal.
have asserted, withour
best article ever used foy - =,
will only cost YOU % cqr, ~.
Prepared only by Tu,.4r
Waco, Texas. q
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We are still agents for Wooten Wells
wafer. Fresh supply every day. Tucker
Il Willis. 0SO7tr
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The people do say nat Tucker & vi lis
Simple Remedies" give the best satistac
ton OF any medicine in the market
Ana they are So cheap. Their motto Ger
talnly IS 10 live and let Iive.-O3l5tc
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Every article sold as represented. and
marked in plain tigures. at One Price only.
al LEVINE Bros. clothing establishment.
austin street and SQUARE. -N31Gtc
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b. Haber has just received a new lot of
ladies underwear and neckties, call and
see them. -QS2Gtc
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Compound Syrup Of SarsiFs'l
ICdide of POtaSSigE.

The remedies in this prepan-t
ranked by the medical prOie;;ill q
most certain ef alternatives and X
tives, possessing the power OF RI
from the blood those humors OPP
Piles which disturb its purity, dia
them toward the natural err
channels 1t Is employee ND p
tage in chronic aitectiol- q
eruptive and skin disease
Anthony's fire, erysiIeia'. j
pustules, blotchps. boiIs, 'z--.',l
or salt rheum, scald-hea1, NJ
ulcers and sores, chrome Tas
syphilitic and mercurial .lsis-
generally for the various '.L,e
ing from impurities OF the '.''-.
Ii forms q powerful aIieI.
renovation OF the blood 4ai Is
tOrati0n of tone ami siIri=
system when debilltdivd y
Ask your druggist for CIf '-., M
are in search of a good o.e'.
and Alternative. Price - r.
six bottles for g.. Prepare
and Willis, manufacturing
Waco, Texas.
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Violin and guitar strings ofall kinds and
OF The best quality ut Tucker u Willis.
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Everything in the way OF gents neck
wear that taste. art and refinement can
suggest, you will find at Levine Bros,
Austin street end square. -0326tc
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Better light. better goo Is. finer fabrics.
newer styles in boys, youths and mems
clothing and urderNear, at One Price, at
Levine Bros, Austin street and square.
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AOn,eth.n. New.
a Mextcan Horse Thief.

j. l.. Barnes has those little pig hams
fve to six pounds each. 0328tc
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Briefs, commercial stationery, cards,
pruting establishment.-dtf
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Smart Weed and Belladonna combined
with the other ingredients us, d in the
best porous pHsters make Carriers ). w.
& Is. Backache PlaSters the best in
market. Price % cents. Sold by Tucker
& WiiliS.-dw,0402
1t will be seen from am article rennb-
llshed from the Houston Post of yester
day morning movement is on foot to
have the Texas Veteran Association
meet on the field of San Jacinto. this
year, instead Of at Waco. The decision
will of course rest with the President
of the Association, but it may be stated
right here that Wacos acquiescence will
De on the understanding that the Vet
Grams are to come here next year. We
do not propose to forego the honor and
pleasure OF entertaining them, and
would really prefer to have the pro-
gramme carried out is originally bro
posed. But let Mr.. Johnson, the Presi.
dent Of the Association, decide.
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Professional Notice,

Laces OF every description at B. Haber's.
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All the novelties in gents and boys hats
for the spring season, ''Derbys,' ''Stet-
sons" MANILA, felt and wool hats, at the
lowest, the only "One price" house,
0326tc LEVINE Il Bros
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oriental SO7oa.

Il giva, ''"'a' SOlotopt
present r. ~ greata.. 81
tiful prens r ot me Merits Of, :.
celebrated =. as '','n, which
remedy ever put up ,o o-yS.-.-.
gums, preserving The Ia.
tuning the breath. r.. ~-.-
never be without if az, 10y IT,.
druggist. Price 81 ryan as /
Prepared only bv T y,iil' p.
Waco, Texas. i0lAs' /
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Electric Consumption Cgy

Has undoubtedly the be-. 2
ton of any medicine for d.
consumption that We have r.
able to find. Il is prepareI,I
for consumption, and those q.
affected ggLh a deep-seaiel C.
iOng-standing. A few doses :.
mediate relief, and if KEEP. up q
feet a cure. 1t is very soolhil.
lungs and pleasant TO take. 0l
nights sleep, free from those q
paroxysmS of coughing, i, Vol
than the price of 4 hall.io1l
Ask your dru1gist for a bi
once; price 50 cents and ilw
Prepared only by Tucsa Z
Waco, Texas.
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We do not adver-
Ise any goods at
90 cents on a dol
lar, neither are
we Selling Out
for the Benefit of
our EDITORS.
All our stock is
new and fresh
from the manu-
facturers as fast
as they are made:
u entIemenW we
carry The nObbi-
est line of Fine
>hoes for you i'm
the state. Don't
think Of buying
until you have
seen our stock.
Remember all
spent with us
when in need O
for feO
wear will greatl
enlighten you
Understandings.
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MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD.
TRAINS ARRIVES LEAVES
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wsare authorized to announce VIM. Lamb
Ain a. a candidate for assessor of taxes, SUBJECT
to the action of the democracy OF McLennah
county.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE

W., authorized to announce Ricuari II
Harrison. Esq, as a candidate tor county tudge.
McLenngu county, subject to the action OF the
countv democracy. Fwu
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Express, bound south. u 40 p. IA l.........
north go. 1890. 900. = 10 p. m
Freight 60 south 2 IS d m. ..........
49,. 3:45 p. II. .....-..-..
" north D.. .......... 20 a. m.
- south. .......... l. Is p. ~
All freight trains carry passengers
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SMOKE PETERSEM's CIGARS.

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The chairmen of the finance and en-
tertainHent committees are requested
TO call their committees together, 60 to
work and report to the citizens meet
ing next Saturday night
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WACO, MARCH 20, 1882.
Railroad and Stage Time Table

TEXAS AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD.