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Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
ResuIIed FatalU

Mr.. William, son OF Joos'In. !H NJ
who resides near ChtlSIiaIS, ~
his hand injured with . q. cli'tl ! Isi,I
some two weeks ago. IleI eI- ~
ed to lockjaw on Saturday I:s ~, y,
suited in Mr., Groves S,e Ges'9 5.',,l ~
hour this morning Inc q% Y.
between % and % years ., y, "
been engaged in running eins -,
Christiana but a short u|s y,
met with the accident Il
estimable young man ., spu
will be mourned by a lsS
friends. Deceased was ,,',, =
Charles Charles Groves, the gf'"
city.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
Canhx nOr EIAnrad.

A revision of the election returnt
shows that Mr.. Canby fails of an cleo
tion over Albert N. Sutton as reported.
According to the total estimates Gan,
by received 1866 votes and Sutton 1885
leading Candy by "a majority. Alfred
G. Cox, polls 1868 votes aud comes
within 81 votes of beating Mr.. Sutton.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
Tn DARKNESS

NEW ORLEANS, .: NOV Z az h
companies turned of ,ssoIIsi soT 81
public buildings cCnsIO,Iptt 9!na .'atoll
prison, City Hall, s6Sc etc; O0o tIc MI
the company over WV !, II Ss, |
the company monthly ~ ooi,rsi
July. The company n,y!0uII TII .nr1
the city, if the city !!ys,"tS,, ~Sn,' bai II
was not accepted. dt lIV IN M
are also out, and exc'rii sSo oitV y i
Of t,tG electric lights tho C'V
ness.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
The New Telephone Poles.

The large telephone poles that ar,
being erected in different parts of th'
city, we're cnt in Brandy wine hundred,
and are probably the largest that have
ever been put up anywhere. WheT
delivered in tbis city they cost th'
company about $75 each.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
MnraLnrgh Potatoes.

Out of a lot Of twenty On'I
potatoes which Mr.. jesse l!
King street, bought i from
Brabson, near Oxford OleSsl S'a,S
were q couple weighing . PSl PSa'. J
quarter each. One was Oh lns
variety and the other =, Of ).
calledithe "yiCtOry'" Iney y
smooth without ProtuOersno"
kind. In the lot there Te' Uas,.'
small as hens eggs, MI bi'n|
these potatoes at fifty Csln 1l =,
Our potatoe dealers VINO ;, ~ -. ~ !,
have found out where to 60. ~ n
good potatoes should turn 'n'
Cion to Oxford.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
A Great Blessing.

Prof. Dill's Balm of Life has cured
my family OF rheumatism, sprains
headache and severe pains 1t has been
y great blessing to us. Geo. Hammond,
Hyde Park, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
Letters GTSD''

John B. Mullen hos l..s DSr ontI
ters Of Administering ,SnPIsu ~
'Nf NTestimortary ,SsS STta let;s''n''' ,,;a an
John McEvilly os''''
city.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

Three Months Have Passed since
l quit taking s. 8. s.; there is no
symptom of the disease remaining; 1
am permanently cured. John s. Tag
gart Salamanca, N. Y. Price 81 and
$1.75 per bottle Of all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
We Deal In HATS, Gaps and FurS
Exclusively.

All our attention, time and facilities
for business transaction are wholly de-
voted to this one branch of trade, and
we are, therefore, enabled to offer un-
usual advantages to all buyers.
e. II. RumTOr0 IL Bro. 4O4 MARX et
street.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
Tne COrel

The wonderful GO CoTfS'S ~ M
at an early hour IN. ID ii tbs n
as ss'I large r. as when .n,6S frs; 's;SSSaiI Sssi
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
Oh No!

Some people think that
those who pay the highest
price fer Clothing alway"
have the Best. Sometimes
they do but very often they
don't; OF course you can't ex-
pect something for nothing,
neither would you believe
anyone who pretended to
give you such. but "hen we
say that we can save you
money on every transaction
with US and give You Just as
good Clothing as any one
can, we mean it, and are only
too glad to prove by compar-
ison that such is really the
case. No matter whether
you want a suit or part of
one either for YOURSELF or for
others, call and see us, and
we will consider it a pleasure
to show you an ase ortment
of Goods so complete and
fashionable and at prices so
reasonable that we have no
hesitation as to the result.
J. T. MULLIN & SON,
CLNTHIERS, Sixth & Market SIs.,
WILMINGTON.
nov7-3meOt
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

NOR RENr--A7 ROOM HOUSE. AP-
u ply to l.. W. STIDHAM SON, Ill L..
Fourth street. nov9.2t*
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
LIGHTS o LONDON !

TNoR RRENT-SToRE & DWELLING AT
n 8, w. cor. 18th and West sts. VIII be
rented together or seDerate. Apply attheN.
E. cor, 10Th and Spruce sts. novV-S%
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

"ANTED-AN ACTIVE YOUNGM MAN
w to assist In a whole sale house must be
quick Of figures and well recommended. Ad.
dress "a" this office. nov0-8tt
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09
OvercOatG

Have been very "quick"
during the last few days. 1t
seemed a few days since,
that all our vigilance could
not keep our Overcoatstock
frem being depleted to a
point far below the demand,
but we have pulled our re-
sources together, have kept
cutters and tailors lively
and to-day presentunbroken
lines to the attack ofall who
will come. We are specially
reinforced on.
Mems Fancy Black Cassi-
mere Overcoats at $1,000,
Youths Overcoats of vari-
GUS grades in small sizes.
Large and dSmallBoys' Over.
coats and Ulsterettesof all
grades.
WANAMAKER & Brown,
OAK HALL, Sixth and Market Streets.
PHILADELPHIA.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

E1OR RENT-PART OF A HOUSE TO A
u small family. Apply to s2S Orlnge Sc
nOvp.8t
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

TOTTOF-THE 9TH ANNUAL MEET.
IN ipg OF the share holders Of Clayton
Loan Association, will be held on Fl iday the
10th inst, at 8 o'clock, p m.
nov9-2t M. l. LIOHTF NSTEIE, Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

ENOR RENT-A STORE AID 2 ROOMS
- ct 22O French street. nSe2tt
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

Oysters, Oysters.
Celebrated Cove plant at Hanna's
oyster depot, 805 jefferson street.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

| ST.
/ tabuli
| give
|gressli
/ WI
|2S6
Dist,ri
Third
public
500, +
Retarl
Fifth
Iegisl
stands
Demo,
Demo- !
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

Estates
/ who's
|Lisll,,
| as th,
and a
Fat W 4
% spec
Ii viii
elsCti,
Cong,
Anes
lleeti.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-09

General News Gathered tbe DHS
Auer tno oEIecI1Oh-M -MtscelianeO"S
Hama.
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No Mistake

DR.. Beyille, one OF the most sklltul ant
reliable dentists in the state. has reduced
his prices tor all dental operations nearly
onc-hah of what they formerly We're
watch makes his prices much lower than
any dentist in the city, at the same time
giving you tirst-claSS work. This reduc.
ton Of DR.. Bevile's enables everybody to
have their teeth put in good shape for
nearly cnc-hait what it would cost here
tot"re. Dr.. b. has been practicing in
Waco eleven years and thousands can teS-
tiiy to his skill as first-ciass operator.
This certainly is an inducement t. those
who need their mouths fixed up in first
class style. Money saved is money made.
UI2!m
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-07

Tie local option law in L squc county
| has been 1 %odsend to the whiSk; -Sr,le. :
OF the adjoining coun'i,s. All OF SUNDAY
/ grand jurors, witnesses, and those WI o
had Gases in the district or interior court.
all Ot.which ar now in SeSsi n.wrre aIliy-
IN in town and seven out OF ten were
''rmcd with something to keep away the
chiilS tor week.
The services at the Episcopal church
| Sunday were unusually Interesting. tie
sermon by the Rev. Il. y. Roger, from HE
text am the Lord thy God" was n,e.-
cSting. instructive and altogether a sub
lime effort, even Surpass ng previous
discour>cs of of.the distinguished divine.
New Orleans future transactions
were, comparatively speaking, enormous
yesterday, the dispatches showing sales
to or within 2,100 bales Of New York.
The Waco market WAS lively, sales
amounting to fifteen hundred.
Wagon communication is cut of in
BoSque county not SO much from lad
rods as from high wafer in the streams
all of which arc treachrrous in that coun-
~. on account OF CrOohcdn,sS and bad
bottoms 1T crossings
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-07

A Practice Which VIII Not
Win Favor with the Public.

OPPOSITION and jealousy between great
corporations is fruitful source of many
oenttiis to the public. when The ri, ais
commence cutting ut each ether in zeal
earnest aad particularly is this so wuen
the rivalry exists between two r.iiroads
tTeqU" ntly.h hove ct, their warfare brings
positive d advantages TO the public AID
al instance in which such Was the ease
has just came t. hight. TIE
Cult Colorado and Santa Fe
road in its anxiety to gobble
all the cmigiant travel that reaches
Galveston went TO enis that he public
will hardly indorse. and cel tainlv those
who were out VI pocket will not.when they
realize how they were treated, soon tor
get. Among other cmigrants We're some
tor points Oh The line at the Central road,
between Waco and Hearne. The Santa
Fe rot hold OF them, and. ms cad OF sell
ing them tickets via Nilano and up the
International TO Hearne, it sold them over
their road TO Morgan, and the emigrantS
then came down the Central. BY this
means the Santa Ec got the long haul and
most money out eft them. tie Central got
the short one, and the International none
at all, while the emigrant had to travel
and pay fdre tom ne To TWO hundred
mile further than ii he had been brought
by he natural route. To teach tue S nta
fe lesson, We learn that the Central
gave them taste OF thei cheese some
time ago. Passengers who were going
from Cisco 10 BeitOn were sold tickets via
BremOnd, Hearne Mllano, AMI thence
over tine Santa Fe To Bolton, when to take
the short route they should have went
ov,r the Santa Fe from Moran. Tie
Central. however, did not propose
to act unjustly toward the pub
lie il the Santa Fe did. and
the agent at Cisco only sold one or two of
those tickets just 70 show the Santa Fe
that if they were disposed the rule could
be made 10 apply both ways. Tins is one
OF tie characters of qGarIels which does
the public harm and tie roads no good,
ard the Genital acts wisely il taking no
part in it. The SantaFc. which has talked
OF its liberality TO the people, canno, well
afford to treat immigrants 10 the state III
that manner. and we ale loIh TO believe
that they have any int. ton OF continuing
pit just 10 spite another road. when, in fact,
they are wrcaking their spite On the pub
lie and iniuring themselves.
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BoIdnes< Ex.raorLina,x

About s O'Clock last night co!orec
/ man by the name OF Dick Adams. who i
sad to be Employed at Hopkin, Il Br,'S
c"ria ship, came rushing up town
latless and almost cut OF breath. iOoLinU
for the city marshal. Flndinp him nnn
Austin avenue he stated that on his wav
home he vas set upon at the allry
between the residence OF Gen. Harrison
ana llr. ) az by TWO white men. and rob
bed him OF $500 in cash. 0 le OF Il e men
before he had line TO even imagine what
was about to h ppen, jumpted ut,caught
hlm around the neck and commenced a
vigorous choking, while the other ran his
lahds Ia his vest pockets and took ont
NE money. Both then made off in the
direction Of Waco C. eek on a rapid RIM
Adams thiaks he would know enc OF
them should he see him again. Deputy
sheriff Geo. Oglesby started out when he
heard OF I TO see if he could not pet some
tIace OF the thieves. They are growing
pretty bod when tlev VII! hold man
up even IN the residence portion OF fine
ely at such early hours. and those WIN
nave to be our at gnt should carry
CLUB Tor those rascal; instead of money
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County CeItIt.

According to adjournment yesterday
ms honor, Judge G. B. Gerald, nras;'
ding, the county court, of McIennan
county, met at O'clock and proc sedeJ
to a call of the docket. The court in
sisted on a prompt attendance of wit
nesses, and in cases of negligence fines
were imposed. Several cases were dis
missed by the county attorney and in :,
number number alias capias" were taken
GPGh plea OF guilty for keeping disor-
Hartridge and Andrew MaulJ,n wara
lined respectively $25 and the cnsts ~
tached, Pleas Warner, Jack Cook Gco az :
and Others plead guilty to keen;n%
s gaming tables and were fined S25 danb
Inc celebrated camprmeeting cosn 49, ~.
!! inc State VS.. BilbO and other Live Oak
ties was called and hot,
the state and defendant bayl
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Capt. Geo. W TurnbulI, OF the Cen
trail, is in the city.
J. r. Richey, Esq, has returned from
trip to Nashville
Mr.. Tom Collins is talking business to
the people Of Morgan.
Mrs. Willie Bender has returned from
Visit to relatives in Austin.
Mr.. Lee Il. Pope is down from the
Tree state OF Coryell county"
DR.. D. R. Wallace returned Sunday
morning from trip up the Central
Jno. 5. Moore, Esq, was on the streets
yesterday looking rather pale from a re-
cent spell of fever.
Mr.. r. P. Hughes. southwestern nas-
Senger agent OF the Missouri Pacific, is
here III the interest of the road.
Rev. 5. j. Franks is in the city attend
lng the county court as witness in the
casus ceiebre OF the State vs Bibo.
Mr.. 5, D. Crittenden, prominent mer-
chant of GalGSvilie, arrived in the city
yesterday and vii remain Il few DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank NJ. Mcdonald and
u. q
rom Wis 10 relatives in Palestine. and
are registered at The McCleland hot
Il. {. Burke. E,q. engineer in CHARGE
OF the Missouri Pacific road from Waco
10 Taylor, Is in the city, Mr.. Burke ha.
Hlends here who will always teIder him
Il hearty welcome.
II. C.Mils, Esq. of South B ,yque, came
III on horseback yesterday. He rIports The
roaGs ma fearful condition. impaS,able for
Fehlc es of any description. MIR. MiTs
nlh%S me gratifying intelligence that the
ll'e DAD wCl'cr has operated TO the d.t,i |
im'ht neither of himself nor other zen
ueiheh engaged in the culture Of sheep.
Mr.. Chas. y. Reynolds came in vester-
Day from his rancho tigll miles rOrrb NJ |
me city. His sheep are in good couditfon |
ana are unhurt by the late spell. save :.
y i!e laineneSS eccasiOned by the mud
MI ReynolGs Is steadily IMPROVING hi.
nome place planning fruit and shade trees
ana Is SINKING an art sim well. The Gepth
al inIee hundred feet has been attained
anu he intends TO prosecute the wOr, untiI
lasting water is obtained.
MeSsrS. A. y. Talmage, general mana
ger =: NJ Eddy. general superintendent
j.. l.: ne Ter. division superintendent p
81. Ieck, huiIdlng and bridge superinten- {
dent, and ID. W. Washbume. superinten-
cent OF construction, of The Missouri
j ailhc road, passed through the city SIM.
gay west 10 the end of the line. and barl,
en- route TO St. Louis. Mr.. Taimape was +
iAVorab!y impressed with the enfernri~n i
ol our citizens rs evinced by the hand .
some structures in the business por;inn NJ =
IN e ci'y and hoped that the Missouri .
f"clflc would be an auxiliary to the mos 5
peilty OF Waco. lie assured us that rs =
s,'oh us Ilie road WAS finished 10 TavIor "
me passenger trains would be trst-class u
md supplied with the finest palaca sIn",, n
'rs and dining cars. Also thai thG cam |
'any would run through trains from ST d
4ouiS 10 Laredo N'' 4
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"BraZos Chill Cure" which = ~
ranted Tor the cure Of chillS ahl y" r
Is 4 positive antilOte for ills!ai H.,
has no rival rs tonic for OuliuiD' It..
an emaciated system from SUI I,
matte causes, aud to those WI;
necessarily exposed TO mlaSlll'' N, I,
ences, and are attended with u, =.
lowing symptoms, such a. los . ~ ,
tite, aching of The back and jo' I,,s
yerishnesS, severe headache, lI l..as
ton to get about, low spirits saST
ness, chilly sensations, ana eve. h,
hot, burning fever, when n- .tr->
terminate in bilious, rrnlltlsn.
termittent fever, We would Suis .Ie
you keep supply on HAM una. .Ia
time and take Il dose three llln .f,
No other medicine is necssSsii .,.ImBI
very concentrated and po~'el,nar; j j
effects in removing the pVlsOAo rs >
ments from the blood, and 10 han D
appreciate this warning beliel s,-,s
farmer, who is more or tSs ny
to those atmospheric poisonss,, ssE III
in the tall season, when gaIlleaiTs s1s
crops in the midday sun, gu tb2abs
and heavy dews OF morniilS ,o.r pftr
those malignant fevers are n lDsa5s5
lent, and to them we would l'l our
to take dose OF "BrazOS U .har w.
every morning on rising, Il , ,F%rr.
avoid the danger of much s snJ sIF
say nothing of the time aarrbnin'
saved in the end. No sIi!,srrlbsS.
arsenic. The physicians P i.nggis
it. Ask your ut n 7p.er%
t and take no other. Prlc' =
lie. Prepared only by WIFE,
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Onfhe RanIna@e.

Owing to the muddy condition of the
streets Sunday afternoon a party by tbs
name of Murdoch and party whose
name escapes our memory, while out
driving, concluded TO vary the monOtony
of driving by yelling like savages and
firing off pistols, to the serious disturb
ance of citizens on north Eighth street.
The ladies and children were frightened
and screaming and the festive pair were
having a regular picnic when Officers
Bell and Shook opportunely arrived and
captured the mimic desperate and his
little pistol. The riders were both
slightly inebriated, and after considering
the matter, gave good bonds and will APP
pear at the recorders to answer to sew
eral charges. We thought that all des-
perate parties had found out that the
desperate play won't wash in Waco.
Marshal Moore and his efficient corps of
assistants can handle with care" the
hardest cases.
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TEE STATE CONVENTION.
The Locality for Holding the
Same 10 be Determined.

The Graham Leader SAYS the party
leaders are already talking of organizing
for another state convention, which viii
56hfIdl II, sWb4tG a9 R}uE yrt .M9Tth,, The
something like an organized effort be
made to have the convention held here,
as Galveston is undoubtedly the pleas
ATTEST place Ill the state during the sum
mer, and the pavilion unsurpassed as Il
building for the accommodation OF such
body rs the representatives of the
Texas democracy. Thus far the local
member of the state executive commit
tee does not appear to have bothered his
head much about the matter, or if he
has, managed to keep II to himself with
out much difficulty.
The above Is an extract from the Gal
weston Journal 1t is rather early
for suggestions and we refrain from
making any as to our preference Iii re-
gard to locality. There is no hall in
Waco capable of accommodating the
immense crowd that tlocks to the state
convention, and that there will be one
erectedln time, is a matter of specula-
ton and grave doubt. Waco would be
proud of such distinction, but her cit
liens, ever hOspitable, would be loath to
impose upon the representatives of the
people and give them the benefit of a
dirt floor and the blue canopy of heaven
for their deliberations. The Leader
can consider Waco out OF the race, and
the Fort and the Island Gem can vie
with each other IL the contest for the
honor.
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ing announced ready the following
gentlemen were impanelled and sworn
as jurors: E. NJ. Lattimer, J. K Patter-
son, J. A. Gray, Mr.. Bell, Mr.. Forney
and J. B. Pogue. Three witnesses were
examined and night coming on court
adjourned to meet at $50 o'clock this
morning. Messrs. Jenkins, Pearce and
Taylor represent the state, and Herring,
Kelly & Williams, John L. Dyer and
J. R. Richey the defendants. The trial
will probably continue to-day and
tomorrow the court will be entertained
by counsel on both sides. 1t is to be
hoped that the jury will arrive at YER
dict and thus rid the docket OF tedious
and expensive case.
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Having concentrated the stock recently
IN my upper Au-tin street house with that
OF my main house. % Austin st,eet my
stock in gents youths and boys clothing,
hats, caps. b OtS and shoes, furnishing
goods, is unusually large and all of rec, nj
purchase. TIE spring months are ar
preaching, and | must have store room,
ahd announce tnat these goods are ali
Tor safe, and | will not refuse any reason
able figure. | propose to maintain m,
reputation as leader in low prices. and
SCI you as good goods as money will buy,
Z. Robinson, % Austin s.reet.-Ol12tt
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IEhe II. md 81 l. RkI.iG nH

The Clinton bridge compa Y began
work on the Texas ana ST. Louis bridge
Yesterday with force OF forjy-tive men
and will soon have the fir,t evil .dcrs in
position. Tnc work Will he prosecuted
with the utmost speed and enc long the
Narrow Gauge will land its pass nges on
with tie Missouri Pac;nc in start .ing the
ciiizans. The Narrow Gauge Is littlc. but
she's loud
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-07

Inns now generally used and highly
endorsed article of domestic cOnsump ion
which supplies the place of lard t,r All
household purposes can be had in anv
quantity at d. S. foods. where a fresh
invoice has ju>t been received. 1t is al,-
So.Ltely pure, much cheaper and goes
iuftller than lard. All who have tried if
recommend its uSe.-O2O4lw
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lust 1kREeiYel.

large lot of new and choice music
Laaies are invited to call and cXnmir e
Also. be utitul squar- grand Steck piano
and a square grand IIaleI & Davis piano
These pianos are the hard-omest ever
brought to Waco and Mr.. Ash will take
pleasure to show them to any body who
would like to see them. O2OIw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-07
THE CITY.

Cotton declined four points yester-
day.
Expires receipts were heavy yester-
day.
Divine services throughout the city
were generally well attended yesterday.
The sidewalks are drying up and as
It consequence many ladie- We're shop
ping and visiting yesterday.
yards between" \ dU6lHfd RNildH.6 qttQe
are more than SEQ bales of cotton.
Some of the Young men are becoming
decidedly English in their tastes. They
say they are "'andsome and 'sppy."
w. 2. Martin & Bro now run three
"a line hrar,es rs eau be found in the
state. The latest is 4 white one Tor chill
dren.
We give only a few lines OF the loving
miSslvc that he wrote her: "ptrhaps you
think ! have lors1hcn you: but. nay -
and he neighcd
Young man in the sand lots. Late at
night. Two policemen appear. Young
man runs Ire sand iii from his heels
The policemen say lie appeared Ike Il
pink of perfection. The young mans
story doesn't tally with that OF the Off
crrS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-07

The Waco Green House is prepared to
furnish or, en- house. bedding and orna.
mental pants of ali the staple and leading
varieties. y full stock OF roses and hardy
out door plants at lrices TO compete with
eastern and northern nurseries and florists
Mrs. NJ. GRAY, Proprietor,
5. Nj. SIONER, Bu-incss Manager,
Cor. Sixth and Washington Streets
0203Im
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As an evidence ttat p"r'ous will look
to their own interest, i proven e, cry Il "
by the vast number that 90 to Dr. Brl ill,'s
Office to have their teeth fixed while he is
doing work 1t such low prices. You had
better 20 and see him before it is too late.
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Passenger Trains.

The Missouri Petite and lexis Central
passenger trains are running on schedule
time. The wa>hOu,s on the former have
been rcp1red and the submerged.t track of
the Central is once more visible TO the
naked eye. The Narrow Gauge will have
a train in from Corsicana % dav and will
run regular hereafter
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-07
Dried buffalo meat at Bart Moore's
NSr.. Hook.

The following telegram WAS received
yesterday from the proprietor OF the st.
Louis Rural World:
Mr.. EUGENE VII LIAMs, Waco.
Hook is agent. What is matter
Write. n. J. GOLDMAN,
Rural World, ST. Louis.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-07

Go 10 Chas. Kophal'>, next to State
Central bank, and you will find all the
confectinns Won want. All kinds of cakes,
pies, ire. bread, oysters and fish are kept
const n'ly on hand. Also the celebrated
,i@ar, Star OF the South" Call at KOp-
halls. O2O2 lly