davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1882-06-02

NEAR Winslow, A. T., in the Sun
set mountains, cave has been dis
covered. Its size is not known, but
the curious phenomenon at its mouth
causes much surprise. A strong cur.
rent of air rushes into the cave OF
sufficient force to draw into it all
light articles placed near its entrance
The roaring Of the winds in the cav
ern may be heard two hundred yards
away from the opening
, 1882-06-02

MOTHS IN CARpETs.-To destroy
moths without knowing whether they
have already laid their eggs is use
less insecticide, for it is not by the
moths that carpets, woolens and furs
are damaged, but by their larv@,
which proceed from the eggs. Inc
thing to do is not to give moths a
chance of laying their eggs, and tins
result is best obtained with brushes
and brooms and good servants.
, 1882-06-02

To PACK AWAY DRESSES. Carefully
fold in very dark blue paper, as high
ly glazed as possible. This will pre-,
serve the color of them, but they must
also be kept in a dry place, or be oc-
ci.sionally unfolded and hung for Anew
hours in dry room, and the paper
be dried, too, otherwise they are sure
to get spotted with mould.
, 1882-06-02

A ScoToH farmer had very mis-.
chievious boy whom he had taken as
favor to the lads parents to try and
make something of. Upon one oc-
casion the promising youth took it
into his head to cut off the mares
tail. The farmer was naturally very
much incensed, and calling the boy
into the barn, said "Now, Jeemes,
I'll give you your choice of which
wull you do-put that tail back where
you got it, gang hame to your fey
theirs, or take a lickin ?" IF ye
please, sir, " replied Jeemes, attempt
ing to gouge his eyes out with his
knuckles, II think I'll take a lickin,"
and he got it.
, 1882-06-02

S. B. Evans is satisfied that the
same race built the prehistoric
mounds found in Mexico and the
United States. He bases his belief
on the alleged facts of close re-
semblance between the construction
of these remains, of the similarity Of
the implements employed, of the
burial of the dead being exactly alike
and of the close likeness of the skulls
found in the tombs Of the mound.
building period, whatever the locality
may be- The Aztecs were not the
mound-builders, because he holds
they had no tendency through relig-
ious or other motives in that direction,
and the specimens of pottery found
in the mounds and pyramids could
not have been made by the Aztecs
, 1882-06-02

The imprudent man carries postage
stamps in his pocket The prudent
man never does; for he knows very
well that he canborow of the impru-
dent. Moral--Prudence is wisdom
and gain withal.-The Judge.
, 1882-06-02

The business of Flagstaff, A. I, Is
composed Of the parts usual in
frontier town. There are eleven So
looms and two stores
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a CONNECTS ROMANCE.
His Queer Call ON IN Gov.
eFUOr.

| IuHlanAIpllS journal
The particulars Of very singular
visit received by Governor Porter last
Wednesday leaked out yesterday, and
came to the knowledge of Journal re-
porter. The incident is doubtless one
without precedent. Among the visi-
tors who called upon the Governor
during the afternoon and were received
was young man who sent III the name
of William Farley. He was bright
fellow, ready in conversation and strik-
ingly prepOssessing in appearance.
When admitted to the pres nee Of the
Governor, he frankly stated the mission
of his visit and the story he related is
remarkably in eresting one. tie began
stating without reserve that he was an
escaped convict from the southern peni-
Tertiary, and as he had frequently
written to the Governor asking pardon
without receiving any reply, he took ad
vantage of an opportunity to escape III
order that he might call III person
and ask consideration for his Pc
tition. The declaration was some
what startling, but he was received
kindly and given a patient hearing. The
nature.of the conversation which passed
between the governor and the fugitive
prisoner is something which the public
can know nothing about, as it was strictly
confidential. However, in urging his
request for release from prison, he as
sured the governor that whatever con-
clusion might be reached he would sub
1nissively abide by it, and, if it was so
tecr, ed, he would willingly return to
prison and serve ont the remainder of
his sentence. Under the circumstances
the governor informed him that he
would not be justified in granting a
pardon, and il WAS accordingly under
stood that the prisoner should return to
Jacksonville the next day. He disaD-
peHrod, and nothing has since been
learned IN regard to his whereabouts.
Sheriff Adams yesterday received tele-
gram from the warden OF the p,nItel-
tiary offering d reward for the capture af
Farley, but up to last night be had not
been apprehended Whether or not he
will return to prison with his own ac-
cord, as he promised, the officers are
now somewhat anxiOusly waiting to
know. Farley was convicted in the
Putnam circuit court on a charge of
burglary, and he was serving his second
term in the penitentiary at the time OF
his escape. Altogether, there are some
very romantic features about his ex-
D1pit
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TIE CARS WIDOW.
Exiled from Russia TO France.


From the Paris GauIois.
Just as we had announced, the Prin-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, the morganatic Wild W
Of the Emperor Alexander H. arrived
in Paris on Friday evening at o'clock.
She put up at the Hotel de LOndres,
where she has eng ged all of the first
story. She is an elegant young woman,
tall and slight, and her mourning toilet
/ is small, regular, and modelled with Great
purity. The clear comp IexioD reminds
one of the freshest German beauties not
withstauding the insOlent birth regis
ter, which sets down the Princess at 80
/ years Of age, and in spite also of the
group of three children inseparable
/ from their mOther-a boy Of ten year,
quite elegant and already serious: o girl
of I, that promises to be as handsome as
her mother; and, finally, girl of 3 years,
that yesterday held III her arms Il
doll dressed in mourning ike
its little mistress, the two other
children, the princess and all her ser
wants, without forgetting the Princess
NJ stchersky, - years old, cousin of
Nine. DolgoroUki, and who forms oneOf
the band of children. Besides her suite,
mi osed of about ten persons, inclu-
ding English and French governesses
for her children and her intendant,
Nine. DolgorOuki is also accompanied
by three superb Russian dogs, one Of
which was the favori of the Emperor
Alexander Tn Princess passed ii con-
siderable portion of yesterday at the
hotel. She occupies the apartment
just quilted by Prince Phillip OF
SaXe-Coburg, husband of the daughter
of the King of the BelGians. She went
out yesterday for an hour to the Bots,
breakf sted and dined in the Rue de
CastigiOne, where she Will remain
fortnight
As to the motives which have decided
the princess to leave Russia, we are told
that it is simply an exile, the author of
which is Count Ignatieff. The Minister
of the Interior is supposed to have in
duced the Gar to believe that the
morganatic wife of his father had an eye
upon the throne of the Romanofls
| for her son. The actual dynasty, the
minister is said to have remarked, is
/ more German than Russian, since from
/ the time Of Catherine II, who was her
self a German princess, the family ALI
ances Of the czars have been exclusively
/ German, while the Princess DoIgoUouki
/ boasts of her direct descent from the
ancient dynasty OF the Ruriks. 1t is
needless to add that these are only cal
umnies destined to render all the more
complete the disgrace into which the
widow of Alexander II has lately fallen.
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a True Cause for Regret.

1t makes the heart of every philanthrO-
pist sad to see 50 many worthless patent
medicines pulled and advertised fer the
cure of chronic diseases. Usually tile
remedy is some vile cathartic compound
or alcoholic preparation. combined with
huchu. turpentinr and other severe diuretic
that affords the invalid only temporary re-
lief, bus which has no lasting effect, and
in truth eventually brings on COM
pIication OF diseases arising from a state
OF worn-out and exhausted digestive and
urinary organs that nothing but death can
relieve. InvalidS should trust more 10 ma
ture tor their recovery. A gentle medical
tonic that stimulates enteebled diges ton
and strengthens every part of the system
by its soothing and refreshing effect on
both mind and body, is natures trust and
best assistant. Such remedy is Browns
Iron Bitters, medicine surprising the
sale of all other remedies whenever lis
merits become known, for it acts in such
perfect harmony with the laws of lite and
health, that all pulmonary, urinary and
digestive troubles are prevented and per
manently cured by its timely use. 1t con
tains no alcohol, and will not blacken the
teeth. Physicians and ministers endorse
and recommend it. Sold by Tucker q
Willis, Waco, TeXaS.-5lGlW
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10 Owners of Brood Mares.

Mr.. j. p Welsh now has the thorough
bred Kentucky stallion Tom Best,
bought here and recently sold by Chas.
L. Calvert. He will hold him for service
to mares at his stable on Mary street dur
ing the season.
Tom Best is four years old. full sixteen
hands high, blood bay with black points
and perfectly sound, superior and tric-
tionless-gaited, naturally very fast trot-
ter, extremely fine and stylish. His pedi-
gree, form, color, speed and price GER
tainly makes him Il very desirable horse
to breed to. Mares from distance will
have especial attention. but not response
bic tor any accidents. Terms tor service,
$500 for the the season. [ will show
you Tom Best'S full pedigree.at the STA
bic, certified to by I. b. and w. p. Rob
ettson, OF Kentucky, who raised him.
w. Z. WELSH
Waco, May 10, 1SS2.-520tf
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HENDERSON n KRANNACH.
Late Styles, Spring and sum
mer Suitings.

Messrs. Henderson & Krannach. for
merry connected with the merchant tailor
ing department of leading clothing
house OF this city have severed their con-
nection with it and set up in the same line
of business on their own account. Their
stock now on hand comprises fine selec-
ton of the best English, French and
Scotch suitings, imported goods. of the
latest and handsomest styles; and their
arrangements are such that additional
stock will be received from
time to time as circumstances may require
These facilities certainly unsurpassed
enable Messrs. Henderson Il krannaeh
to supply demand long felt tor gentle
mems dress goods strictly first class both
in quality and style. The charges, too,
will be found quite moderate, all things
considered. Gentlemen wishing the
''nobbiest OUT are especially invited to
call, though there are patterns to please
all varieties of taste. Shop in the well
known stand of the late Dollar store on
Austin avenue.
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1 n ORDINANCE.

10 amend Article % OF the Revised Di-
gest Of Ordinances OF the City of Waco.
BE it ordained by the City Council OF
the city OF Waco:
section /. That Article % be 50 amend
ed rs 10 read as follows: " Art. %. 1t
SHALL not be lawful tor any person to sell
or offer for sale any fresh meat, fresh fish ,
WILD game CT dressed fowls, at any ,her
place in the city than the market house,
during market hours. except that markets
may he established in the Fifth ward;
provided. that nothing herein shall be SO
coasCru'd Us 10 prevent the aleanyWhere
in the city of not less than one half OF
hog OF mutton, or one-iOurth of a beef
Sec. ,. That this ordinance take effect
and be in force from and after IFS passage.
Approved Ma, Is, 1852.
L. a. STURGTS, Mayor.
Attest: j. F. BI;INKERIOFF,
Recorder and EX-Ottlci0 City Secretary.
0J20lt
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class car to be sure, and tho baggage mas
ter acts as messenger, but the service
is done thoroughly nevertheless. as far as
can be. In a few days through tirst-class
trains will be running and the Pacific
will give those who have business with
the company the advantage of express ia
vors equaled to those enjoyed any where
in the union.
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Every person desires to see and have
fine photographs and oil paintings, and
you can Judge largely of the taste of
persons by the number and style Of
these works you find in their homes.
No one need be without them IN Waco
now for W. ID. Jackson viii make any
thing from TIN type up to an oil paint
ing as nearly perfect as it can be made.
He has the best facilities and makes the
most ornate and life like pictures you
can tind.-042Stf
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Gentlemen, II you want hobby tie, q
silk hose, fine bordered linen and silk
hem-stitched handkerchief, fine fitting
white or cOlored shirt. gloves, silk under
wear, Isle underwear. 90 to Levine Bros,
and you Will get the best the market at
tords. 05l4tc
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Temperate Drink

Purity, elegance and delight can be
had for five cents by asking for the
Diamond Seal" Cigar, and having no
other. The Diamond Seal" is the most
fragrant tive-center in the city, and can
be had from all first class retailers. The
trade supplied by [. A. Goldstein.
04l9tc
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The new style of ladies hose for this
season is black, and you can find them in
all grades, in Isle thread, silk and balbri@-
gan. besides all other styles and signs
in ladies. misses and children hose, at
Levine Bros. 05I4tc
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800 REWARD
For Churn Dasher containing as many
good points as
RICHARDSON'S CRURN OASHER.

DE40 IN f4NIlON OF HE DAI-
Patented January q, 1882. Gives the old
"up and down" motion with perfect ease.
AgitateS five times rs mulch rs asy
other dash. 1t can be used III any old
style wood or earthen churn. Is so simple
and easily operated that child can work
it. Is cheap. durable and self-cleaner.
Has the quickest time on record min
ure. Warranted to do as recommended.
State, county or precinct rights for sale.
Adde'S. GUS. W. RICHARDSON,
5l1d&w4t. Waco, Texas,
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If you are nervous or dyspeptic try Car
ter's Little Nerve Pills. Dyspepsia makes
You nervous, and nervousness makes you
dyspeptic; either one makes you miserable
and these little pills cure both. For sale
by Fucker and Willis, Waco, Texas
SIG1U
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Something new If the ladies wish tc
see the latest in dress goods they will find
it to their interest to examine the new
arrivals just received at Sanger Bros.
O5l4rc
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THE EXAMINER
WACO, MAY u, 1882
LOCAL EsEsEyETHES.
Items OF Interest from Our Re-
pOrters' Note Books.

evening, and for q few hours trade was
good.
The man with the steam-washfng ma.
chine was street corner attraction yes.
terday.
Uncle Toms Cabin" will hold the
boards and catch the boys at the Horse,
Shoe this week.
last night was a bad one for the gar
den. but the Horse Shoe gathered them in
from town and country.
Gentle showers fell at intervals yester-
day in the city and also III The county in
close proximity to Waco.
The Star iron works presents q busy
appearance nOW-a- DAYS. 1t is IN establish
ment OF more importance than most peo-
pie dream.
The justice courts wound up the week
with light business, but went home
with the consolation that their books
show something better for the sweet bye
and-bye.
By referring to our professional col
umn it will be seen that Or. W. A. Curry.
an Old medical practitioner, offers his SER
vices to the afflicted in Waco and vicinity.
=
Read his card.
Mr.. II 7. Harris Iiviro, moo, Pose
who was tnvnraIv hitten h,, asn.,l,,. t.,,,
days ago, hut suck, d the virus from the
wound before physician All wed, is get
ting better quite fast.
There was the usual large number of
people, who are known as knights OF the
is brc,minG fine nnnmiar in "' ,D
place on Saturday night TO spend Sunday.
Wr Tocl,so, tho ,,,o,, ,,-,.,, ,,..,- :,
iur.d Thng,il, ,,o,,,r ,'i h t'{,r, %
me hfrb trestla ot thn LriT,,o 80 10 '' ~
,uie il,,-r, ,,r tt,o - :, -.
1Iong ,n, t,oiI IL, vt,ii'
5niuri.s ''' 0''''''''''''' = --'' t''''' vi
-Ato cono,rooor,oroI ,,oo.f,,, - .l.o
Proshvtorin ri7,rch three a(J[i6naj r my
inr cidare r,ero un.,,,i,,o,,si,. ,i,o.,,.,,
na7,oI1,. " Mn. = 4 Lti,Io,,,,I, -
Dr - Ling mo ',.'t
service
ON PnS,I. 'I''it'5 ''J"l i,o1a''
md and ,f,l L,'I No.
fiI,e II s,i, "a. ,,.in ,,'''l
nh WIZ, ei ' ''-' l' Ip
an VINO were preSebt anticipate WIN murh
interest the approach OF the next .innual
ihee'li@.
The ..demorrat'' who asked tbrourb
these columns = tow MORNINGS aro if n
would he uerrnirfpl tn vote Of
nrimaries. viii see nv vesr,rdIv's nro.
recdinos of the county democratic execn-
tive committee that officers Of election are
requested to use due DILIGENCE. etc.
1t VIII ne seen from our directory OF
chTch services that feN. >. A. Ming, ID.
d. OF the Second street Presbyterian
cnuTch' VII. occupy me PIplt OF 'he
itth Stfte' Me'modiSt 'hurcn al o clock
tLiS evening" rev =. H'ISht Will
t''''0'' '''0 ''''' '''''E' 9e''''0i''
The East Waco Baptist SUNDAY school
picnic at dripping springs yesterday was
largely attended. and proved to be an oc-
casion of real pleasure. The children
and young p.ogle had fine time and the
older oEts tell younger by seeing the
mirth which prevailed among tie young
er people.
NJ. ~ l,,.,-..,, .-,.-.-.-,
MI -. w. t'cNI'lI yesterday SuN"pi
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If you want something elegant in the
way of silk handkerchiefs, call and see
that new lot just received by Messrs.
Sparks, Mallory Il Allen, from A. L.
Stewart d Co. O42G.
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Don't begin your travels until you have
a liren or mohair duster, a good trunk or
valise, the only place TO get them at is
Sanger Bros. 05l4tc
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The respectable drug stores, hotels. res
taurants and places of public resort all
over our country keep Conrad's Bud
weiser Beer" 0j19It
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-21

TO TUE PuBLIC.-Try oar BulwciSer
Beer" against all other bottle beer in The
market and decide for yourseif.-C. Coz
RAD a Go. 05lSlt
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Gabier piano at the Palace saloon for a
50 chance? 5lS3t.
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25-CENT COLUMN.

Advertisements VIII be inserted in this col
umn at the following
RATES.
Four lines or less. ore time .......-...... 90
Four lines or less, one week -.-..---...-..S1.O 90
Four lines or less, one month ........--... 800
For each additional line, Five cents for first
Insertion, anu half price for each subsequent
insertion.
Forms cash. eXcent to relrnIar advertlsers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-21
SMOKE PETERsEN'S CIGARS.

Gents far cy and dress shirts, the lates
style in linen collars at the Kentucky cash
tOre-0IlGtc
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White Persian, linen, bishop and Vic.
ORA lawns at I. Il. JordanS.-0lI7tc
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The Great EnuIish Remedy.

Is n never failing Cure
for nervous debility,
ga hau5jed vitality.
seminal weakness,
sprrIuatorrhWa, 10 81
MANHOOD, impOten =
ley, paralysis, and all
the terrible effects o.!
self abuse, youthful
IfOllics and excuses of
years-Such as
Oss Of memory, laSsl-
ItuGe, nocturnal ennis
sion, aversion of sOcie
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ABSTRACT OF TITLES.

DETER Il. FUCKER X CO, Bolton, Texas,
/ have a complete abstract of the records of
Bell county and control over $4,000 acres of
land in Cell county. 0i29im
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Fresh vaccine virus at II. Behrens. -5IGu
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GALVESTON. TEXAs

Talk is cheap. but come and convince
pourstlL,that the only place to buy good
pair OF boots or shoes cheap is AT Sanger
BrOs.-U4i6tc
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APRIL DRAWING
Whole Tick cts, 90, Half Ticketsil
FL Tickets, $50, 55Tichets Sl00

Remit money or bank draft in letter, or sal
by express Don't send by registered letter d
pOstollice order. Orders OF s. and upward n
express can be sent at our expense Address Il
orders TO X. NJ. B0ARDMAN, CourierJouu
Building, Louisville, Ky or X, NJ B0ARDNlI|
800 Broadway. New York.
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Pottery.


THIS Is Tie only LOTTERY ever ro,.,
endorsed by the people Of any stssa ea On aat
Louisiana State Lotterv n
Incorporated in 1865 for IS wears bv y, W
ture for educational and oharitable ane Legk
with capital Of $1,000 OOo-to which purposes
fund Oh over soSOoO0 has since been ads ssSse''s
ny an overwhelming popular vote ad ~
chise was made part of the present st ~ M,
It's Grand p sisGe p Smhs1 md b. i
place monthly. 1t never SCALES ~ WI uis
Look at the following distribution: p0''lons
Grand Monthly Distribution, Class p
Orleans, Tuesday, May 9th, 1881 :"
And all future Distributions under the sn,...,
ion and management Of II superb
Gems. g. T. BEAUREGARD. afr.
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mildly suggest to the subscriber that it
was the first of April, and ask him to join
in spending his contribution. Among the
bitten number was Charles Frazer a newspa-
per reporter, who turned the tables by hav-
ing the sextet arrested Tor obtaining money
under false pretenses. They were all taken
before Mayor Petro, who informed them
that their ofiense was penitentlary one,
placed them all under bond. After the
scared six had rushed about town all after
noon and managed to secure bondsmen
the charge against them was WITHDRAWN
this evening and their VICTIMS are enjoying
huge laugh at their expense, Il Cincinnati
Euonirer
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cAprrAL CORRESPONDENCE

Going Through the Dspartments-why
the State Capitol was Not insnred-on-
Just Criticisms-The Amount OF insur-
ance Done In Texas-Benevolent Associa'
tion Ciaims-Illlcit Business-The Insur-
ance Laws not to be 'Disturbed-The
Statistical Departmental Method that
Ii a Failure.
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An Aprii Fool Joke,

A huge April fool Joke was pcrpctrated
here. to-day by six young business men,
which reverted upon them with surpris.
ing effect. The parties were Messrs. A. II.
Herbruck, J. II, Rose, John Schilling, IT,.
Norman II. Chance, Ed Clark and Sam
Lowenstein. The Joke consisted In solicit.
Ing subscriptions to fund which the
parties were collecting in Roses jewelry
slors for the aid Of a destitute family
bearing The mythical name Of Craiehaui.
Quite Z number Of quarters and hAlf.dollars
ys sOnIsSsd z ss worthy ,Ss d csu', saS
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The recent redistricting of Mississippi is
said to be the worst gerrymander eyer, per-
petrated, and IL is causing widespread DIS
satisfaction in the democratic ranks: One
district has 10000 more people than the one
next to 1t. The bunder is likely to lead to
n serious split in the party, and may result
in giving the republicans several congress-
men,