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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-11
'SlelsOn Hat

C"mpli-rs she Latest Sly les il C"iors and
Nobhy Shapes All styles Of the
Celebrated
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1882-01-17
ALLMlNNi NYHETER.

I Greene Iowa, sages magtiga
kollager stor utstrackning yara upp
ia ckta.
Nagra kineser, hvilka arbetade
pa Mort hern Pacificbanan hafva blif
Wit m0rdade af Apache.indianerna.
Minneapolis och St. Lonisbanan
ska]1 hafYa beslutat sig for att bygga
en- bapa fran Taylor Falls till Lake
Superior.
Colorado hafya tire jernvagsaf.
betare, hvilka arbetade pa Ell tunnel,
genom cit st6rre sn0ras blifvit lef.
vande begrafda.
Fran New York rapporteras, att
penningmarknaden DR. knapp, aktier
jernbanforetag stiga och falla sa att
annu ser det Ell ut som ON jernbankri-
get skulle upph0ra.
En- jernv;igsolycka a intraffade i
Decorah, Iowa, Fredags fora vec-
kan. hgarvid en- kondukt0r vid mann
Olsen 81 lila skadades att han kort
derefter afed.
William Weld af1ed nyligen FL
ladelia, efterlemnande en- kolossal
f0rm6genhet af som det uppgifves
till 2l million dollars, hvilken oafkor-
tad tillfaller hans efterlefvande enka
SAINT andra anh0riga.
Den patinkta jernban-linien
langs Iowa-foden uppmates af landt
mataren Cameron med mera noggran
het an hvad forut varit fallet, sd att
kommande jernyagsbyggare hadanef.
ter. -kunna hafva en- palitlig karta att
rata sig efter.
Hog skatt. Kr0garne i Nebra.
ska maste fran den l Januari delta ar
betala $1,000 for utskankning af spi.
ritu6sa drycker. Denna f0rordning
f0rorsakade cit stort nederlag bland
krogvardarne. Omaha hade f6rr 140
krogar, och nu har antalet nedgatt
till 80,
Shreveport, Louisiana. Tolf
brottslingar af fargad ras, och af hvil-
ka t7enne skulle hangas, lyckades att
bryta sig ut fran det nybyggda fan
gelset och undkommo. Gjorda efter.
spaningar hafva icke ledt till nagra
upplysningar ON de f6rrymdes vistel-
seOrt.
EFran London telegraferas, att
en- nybyggd svensk postangare, som
var pa profresa forolyckats sundet
mellan fastlandet och GLAND. On or.
saken till olyckan ger telegrammet
icke nagon upplysning, men tyvarr
gifver det tillkanna, att Is mennisko.
lif blifvit spilda vid olyckstillfallet.
Vid Sanesville, Wis, rakade en-
kondukt6r vid namn Fred. Tieldes
att komma emellau tvenne vagnar,
hvaryid en- ketting s6nderskar honom
So lila. att f6ga hopp finnes ON hans
vederfaende. Han efterlemnar hu-
stru men ej barn.
Fran Decatur. Ills, be7attas att en-
sorglig upptackt blifvit gjord pa Fat
tig-farmen, hvars byggningar totalt
aro nedbrunna. Ire menniskolif spill.
des vid olyckstinfallet. De nedbrun
na byggnaderna voco brandf6rsakra.
de for 5000 dollars. %
Jeanette aterfunnen. Pc
tersburg den 20 december. Angfar-
tyget Jeanette, som ar 1879 utsandes
pa en- polarexpedition, pa bekostnad
at redakt6ren for New York Herald,
hr Gordon Bennett, SAINT sedan dess
keafh6rts, har nu patraffats. Den.
ma glad djande underrat ttelse har medde.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1882-01-17

Carl anderson i Sacred Heart, Min.
nesota fragar ON cit testamente. upp-
rdttadt pa sjukbadden, kan vara lag
ligt!
Soar: ARID egendom kunde f0rr ic-
ke borttestamenteras, men enligt nu
Sverige ga'lande arfda- -balk, kan sava]
ARID som sjelff6rvarfyad egendom te.
stamenteras bort; dock ar att marka,
det bevis maste fnnas, att testament
tet ar upprattadt under full sans SAINT
vittnes narvalo att det ar gifvarens
sista och yttersta villa, SAINT slutli'
gen vid altman domstol lagfordt.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1882-01-17
Fragor och svar.
G.. J. NJ. Big Spring, Union co.

C.. J. NJ. i Big Spring, Union co. :,
oo,>T., fragar:
- Fran hvilken nation harstamma
|p denterna Nordamerikas F6ren-
ia Slater?
Soar: De fiesta presidenterna har-
stamina fran familjer, hvilka utvan-
dradt fran England.
2. Hvilken nation har hedern af
att ega det st0rsta antal personer,
som innehafva den styrande makten?
Scar: Den engelska.
3. Huru lyder adressen till Dako.
taterritoriets nuvarande guvern0r!
Spar: Guvern6r Ordwey,
YanktOn,
D. II.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-09
"Ths Great Southern Remedy"

"Brazos Chill Cure" which Is M ar
ranted for the cure of chills ana I'Hrr3
ia n positive antidote for maiari", ' "n
has no rival ~ a tonic for bulldlnk n
AN einaciated system from S"I ara
matte causes, and Ia tn"-c ipAu.
necessarily exposed 10 nllasu,'',t , al.
ences, and are attended WIN .,re.
lowing symptoms, such ~ i"ss w. ~ te-
lite. aching Of the back ann o'IItg,o.l.
vorishness. severe headache, ltul,bpos, .
tIun TO yet about, low Spirits si,''tr"sIly
meas, chilly sensations, anu eve amally
hot. burning fever, when may nr In
terminnta i'm bilious, remlItehl ,bst
lermittent fever, we womb s"G III ths
you keen supply on hand a." Ii,iIv,
fine and take dose three tl'll's Vii Il
M other medicine Is necessary H., Ma
worry concentrated and poWeII"! ola.
.fH,cts In removing the pn',o,'" nne can
rents from the blood, and no "" the
annrecIate this warning beI'e' 'nrynosrd
farmer. who Is more OF YES s.nstmllJ
10 those atmospheric polso.is,,-i ng their
In the fall season, when gatheli t,hts
rrons I'm the midday sun, coo. IL
"a heavy dews Of morning. 'neu irays.
those malignant feVerS NJ, 'roromment
lent, and to them we "o"'' GbIl cure"
tn take dose Of "bra|'', nav would
every morning on rising ,rGering, 20
avoid the danger Of muoh s anJ expen-e
saw nothing OF the time n.cbnine 0r
saved in the end. NO ~ ,scribe and
arsenic. The physicians pi,nggi,t for
recommend IL, ASK your VI ~ 5ef boz.
il and take no other, l''''
tie. Prepared only by : WILLS,
l0'' waco, Texas
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A Naughty Girl.

About p m. yesterday Information
WINS conveyed to the city marshal that II
woman who seemed to have an over
suillcicncy OF conversation water was
having big time on Bridge street, aud
was curslnG everybody ont in the most
approved form. He went down and
found the battered nymph in maudlin
condition and proceeded to take her in.
She IL white woman named Nora
Johnson, aud considerable tnlker
when abe gets her palate well oiled. She
objected to accompanying the marshal
to quarters III the calaboosc, but lie i'll
sisted thHt il was the best place tor her
and escorted the fouming, lrUtc Nora
across the squire ia gracefully ~ posi-
bic under he circumstances. She
cu4sod. swOro and charged all the way,
and inter she got into cell cditied the
O,hor prisoners by some choice Ian
guage not TO be found in Webster OF
amy other good authority. OF course
she Thought 1t hard 10 be locked ny and
40 would every one else, but u few Of
Nora's stripe have again come to the
conclusion they can run the town and
no matter whether in daylight or dark.
ness they tlnnnt their brazenncss with Il
Disregard Tor decency TINT cHlls Tor Il
check now and then.
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Interesting 40 Parents.

Compliant reaches W. from Il private
citizen that he it greatly annoyed, If not
III continual danger, by the conduct Of
several boys. The complaining party
| lives On Waco creek and ho luiormB us
| TINT he III hnrrHssed very much by n
number OF boys, who with shot guns and
target rifles, make practice Of hunting
along the creek and fire right and loft,
/ without regard to persona or buildings.
| The gen lcman Hnya TINT III the last
| week hls house has been struck several
times aud his own Hs well
rs many other families in the urighbor-
hood have been groutly alarmed lest 10y
some accident one OF the other members
might become injured. The boys who
are indulginR in the careless practice OF
dlacharging firearms within the city linn
its do not seem to understand that 1t Ia
i'll direct violation ol the ordinance, nor
do they seom to consider that they are
placing the lives uf others in jeopardy
by their acts. They 20 down ON the
creek and indulge ~ shooting at doves
aud other birds without stopping to
consider the danger in which they
put other persuus, Compliant has been
made to the city marshal and in CONVEX
sHtiUn with him yesterday We were in.
/ formed that all diligence would br used
to find out and Rrrest the boys who are
doing this shooting, as much ia he m.
terost of themselves and parents ~ ~
/ f,milies living IN the nelRhborhood
where 1t IN going on Besides being "a
/ violation Of II cit, ordinance, u dis uTh-
auce to the ncighborhood aud menace
to life, it is not Il safe prnctlce to those
| who indulge in it, for We luHru they ARE
| boys OF rather tender years.
/ Perhaps their parents are not
aware ~ What they ARE doing, aud We
mention the fact 20 that those;who eNer.
else Ial Ten al restraint chu see thut those
under their charge 10 not cndungcr their
own or the lives OF others The city mur-
shHl has determined ON Hrrcstiug all
boys whom he may discover discharging
[ firearms in the city hereafter, aud when
| complaint if made to him, and the nHmc
| OF the party given, he will immediately
| cause their arrest. This becomes uecus-
/ sary from the fact that city ordinances
are being violated, aud # boys continue
III their present course serious trouble
II not loss OF life may occur.
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Or Prvten ruruc,, ot GHtusHllc. l. in
the clty
DrJ W. Cock returned from bret 'lip
TO Hamilton last night
Cnu'a.u kd. SHARP. q Bosquc county.
M a. fu%er- ma returned rom i"
WISH To III on nome VA tennessee.
Nj. w II. punnIch let on iASt nght =
uAih TOT Uus'h'eh 'is' I" h""lhs"h
county
MIR, Geo. Thompson le't on last nights
train on business fIll to ~ LouIs. lie
VIII rr'urn ~ few week..
Mr. linn Cnui.r. Of Mcrilbn. ,vho has
been ont ON u tour ~ recreation for ic"
wcckr, was In the city yesterday
T,pJu,t,, ,,hprinv Williams pnw RIM
ninD on the Missouri pnrlllc betwrrn Den.
ison md Al-kogec, |. r., If IN the city on
"a week iurl"uRh
Meslrs. Morris Graves Richard Burn
ham. Willie Wlkcs. W -. Jackson, Jr,
and Foster Fort vino have bcch students
at the Vanderbilt unworthy tor the pnst
year are "o'''' 'o' " summer 'Hc"''''''
p.,.i,.,i-,- -, - t., ,-..,...,,.,.,,..
",Viln,"h 4" .'V I'n't "oi y, Vu ,'''.f,
/ u tihnHilEe' nervous ncH"av''' 'o'u "aiH
/ an" "'', pam III rue o"VN, my ",!''.
l"IthH "I RI H'' ICl''E'u ny ~
! yer iron lIlS; HhA'c y ct"'IN I"t we
T"ou, Nv W ,ii "'l" 'l!IN."'' ~, w
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-09

Tho remedies in this preparation a'e
ranked by the medical profession Is Il'7
most certain ~ alternatives and depuA,
lives, possessing the power Of remo'lUs
from the blood those humurs or primer
pies which disturb its purity, directing
them toward the natural cActsloI!
channels. 1t is employed with sdyGn
tage In chronic affections Of the 'Sl.'
eruptiyo and skin diseases, such " >
Anthony's fire, GrysipeIas, pllnp.~'
pustulcs, blotChes, bOils, tumors, teIv,
or salt rheum, scald-head, ring-".H,l.lm.,
ulcers and sores, chronic rhcuna'''u'
.yphiitic and mercurial diseases s9 ,.
generally tor the various diseases "''
ing from impurities of the blood, II,
II forms n powerful Alternative io' . Y..
renovation OF the blood and for the i ~,
toraliou OF tone and strength 70 . Wv
system when dcbilitatod by ul ,|San
Ask your druggist for our make, u .i i"r
are in search OF a good blood pu,''"C a,
and Alternative. Price 81 per bottle I,,,, ~
six bottles for So. Prepared by 'uj i',.
and Willis, manufacturing cnc'l''~'
Waco, Texas.
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HDIci.

Morrow At llI5 Wednesday. June
18th, at the residence OF her son, Capt, i
u. Morrow, Mis- Jane NJ. Morrow.
The above announcement HppcaIcd IN
our. la4t issue hat nj the hour tt whs writ,
ten the time OF the tureral and purc a
intcrmcnt could not hc given. The funeral
vii take place ftom the Second slr, ct
Presbyterian church this morning NJ Il
O'Clock, Rev, c. II. Dobbs officiating. The
remains will he inferred In Onkwood Gem
tho nh.nuulpa
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THE NORMAL SCHOOLS.
\ card from Dr. Rufus a, Bur
Lesson.

J.. me "S''.'."''
II will no doubt CRAFTY onr citizens
and the teachers OF McLennAn aud ad-
joining counties to learn thht the state
board OF education has selected Waco
M 'he place Tor one OF the summer nor,
mai schools OF iexas. lhesr normal
schools ARE intended to train teachers N
the science aud esi ecihlly the art on
tcnchihg and to bring the profession OF
teaching up To- the highest standard OF
perfection lhey are intended cspocl-
My To increase the efficiency OF ON
free schools and certainly no plan
couId be better adapted to the wants on
tehchtrH u Texas. PROT IL. !. Morton
president Oh lyler nnlN'fHity IL appoint
ed u condact "a. school at Waco an II
emlhehily ht'ed Tor the duties assigned
pm, ne orRhhi,ed ana carried 10 ih,
hlEheSl ueEfee Oh Psiiectioh t'e gtHded
schools ot knoxville, tennessee. lie
was then selected 10 II hlgh po-itlnu III
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"Bnbe-In the Woods.

What these babes have TO do with our
subiect. we really cannot tell, but snch
title for Il headline will answer as
well as any other, when we desire Ia
call your attention 10 the Fashion
Bazar. The Fashion Bazaar is not sell
ing ont nj cost, but has Just received Il
new hne OF chips. lace straws, hand
some neckwear, and hose to keep mp II
full stock, always so necessary to accom-
modate its patrons. bOitc
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RcgnInrIy OpcncdUp.

Those in the city and IN me surround
Ing country who were wont to trpt AT 4.
II. Jordan's Kcntucky cash store, and all
othcr- who Wish to buy goods, will do we'll
To make mn early call there. The elegant
new building is now filled with the la d.
some stock lately bought by Mr.. jordan.
Every article Il new aHd of The ye,y latest
style, while In every variety md extent is
not -GIpn-sed anyw here. Those who de-
sire to See a handsome stock in every line
ulr invited TO ciIll and they will ho sur
uiispt
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commencement.

We acknowledge, with pleasure, the
compliment ~ AN invitation 10 com
meucemeut, Millcr-hug female college,
Friday, June 10th, and regret that wo
cannot attest our appreciation by pcrso-
nal attendance. We notice among the
prominent graduates from Tcxns, Misses
b Yclvrrton, Xeuun Waters, Stcyie
Johnston and Snllle NenI, all u whom
may be expected to return soon highly
necompllshed ynnnE lndles
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The BxANISEE desires to commend the
appeal made above. II isa husiucSs-like,
sensible way to take hold Ut and start the
matter aud an absolute guWnntec against
failure. We should all, without nm cN-
| ccptiOn, feel "A common interest and pride
| in making the Fest u success We Viii all
reap common benefit We believe the
receipts will meet the expenses, but II they
should not The deficit will be so smal!
that the amount ~ be borne BY ench sub.
g'ribing citizen VIII be- nominal. llr.
Bchrens and General Robertson should
not appeal in vain to any man whs h Mt
help the enterprise along,
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We are sorry TO learn that, owing to
the illness OF Mrs. Leland, the exhibi.
ton which was to have taken plnce at
Concordia hall tonight, has to be post.
poned, Many were looking forward
with real pleasure to the occasion
Though disappointed for the time being
We hope II will be only temporary. A.
on AS Mrs. Leland If able to direct the
otiairs IN connection With the exhibition
The public will Toe made aware Of II
through these columns 30 that none mBy
lose the pleasure which the event will
afford.
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a ArnpIc tHaIr.

The Woodstock (NaJ Herald say, "lno.
Atdtirk young man OF forr-tvtllr,
shenandoah county, had som" difficulty
With hi, brother at Ilmhervulc lAst FIJI
day. lie struck h- bro hrr Witha stole
and beng under the impression, A- is sup
posed, that he had kilIcd his brother,
Went short distance into the grove and
Killed himself with pistol. lis brother
revived and will probably recover
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Or j. W. Gihbon, OF Ark, writes: "For
muny years my wife was IL sufferer from
n terrible female complaint that b.ilcd the
skill "i nll phy-irinns around me. She
used Dr brnmgoolo's English Female
BIZ re-, they cured her sound and we'll,
and do not hesitate to say, they saved
nor lite.- GNGlm.
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Electric Consumption Cure

Has undoubtedly the best rcputa'
tIon of any medicine tor the cuteoI
consumption that we have Yet been
able to find. Ii Is prepared expressly
for consumption, md those who are
affected with deep seated cough Of
long standing, a few do-cs give In
mediate relief, and if kept up will eI-
feet cure. 1t il very soothing to The
lungs and pleasant L. take. one good
nights sleep, free from those dreadful
paroXysms Of coughing, l. worth more
than the price of u half dozen bottles
Ask your druggist Tor "a bottle 81
once; price 80 cents and ~ por bottle
Prepared only by Tucker II WllI'''
Waco, Texas.
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When passing by 6s and ~ Austin ave
nue., don't fail 10 stop and examine the
large and well selected stock OF House
Furnishing Goods, embracing everything
in That line pertaining to n household, VIZ
trockGrywHre Glassware, Stoves, TIN
ware, Cutlery, Baskets, Noodcnwarc, Re
trlgclaturs, Fly Traps, Fruit Jars both
gluss and tin, and many things too mt
mCruus Ia mention
| Am now receiving in store a car-loa'l
OF those famous Farmer Girl Cook Stoves,
jHstiy acknowledged to be- superior Ia any
in Mic market, and possessing mote con
yencnces than any other stove now ut-
fcrrd In this market. Remember guar
antrc these stoves In every respect.
Have also, In same ear a nice line OF
RAN 81, adapted for hotel and family use,
which also warrant
ilayc lust received u ear load OF Masou's
self sealing Fruit jars, which bought
direct from the factory, and will seli low
in cage lots.
CRll or send your orders ,or whatever
goods you may wish in my line, and will
promise you low figures, and that you
will get what you buy, H. my motto l. Ia
please, G. y. CURTIS.
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THE CITY.

Dyspcptic symptoms, such rs retas'ing
OF the food belching, heat In the stomach.
hearlhurn,ctc.,p promptly cured By Browns
Iron Biiters. Sold by Tucker q Willis
Waco, Texas -0Glw.
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atOuuONCAIlsI..


To the CITIZENS OF Wac.
As a safer guarantee of the success OF
the Volks Fest, which il announced for
July ith and 5tk, we here, worry
earnestly, solicit the aid OF every citizen
Of Waco and McLeunan county 1t
promises to be very social enterprise
that will add much to our name as "A
thrifty city, and III many ways give
future growth and prosperity. Tho
Concordia club, IN the absence u others,
have taken the init atory step, but they
do not think that the remaining citizens
will stand IDLY by aud lend no
aid to au event which will
be mutually beneficial to every
business man OF ihls community. II If
thought by the cluh that the Fest will be
seli-HustHiniug, but to guard against mis-
maps they have concluded to Hsk the
citizens to Join them in guaranteeing au
expense fund Of 2l,jOO, which will be
necessary to carry ont the extensive pro-
grAmme Of pleasure that has been ndop-
ted This guarantee fund will not be
required unless the income To the Fest
falls short OF the expense necessary, which
will be about 81 500. su that in case the
financial success ls not cqunl to cxpccth
lions the donation from citi2ens
will be very light. Merchants and busi.
ness men will have the opportunity of
showing enterprise by joining IN the
procession with display cars, and they
are all respectfully rcqucstedt to make an
| effort in this line.
The grandest music that can be 40
| cured in the south will be IN attendance
| which wi cost the club 300 or $1,000
This fcature alone will bring hundreds
7 80, titt Thu ar
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lll'H4A''I.AH 1 'tlf NNlf lAlli hhllNlr Atl
governor without nomination. and tie
CONVENTION adjourned 10 O'Clock to-mor-
row morning The lust hUllot was Ell.
O'Ncal, IN; Leroy Brewer, l52. y. II. r.
Dawson, us. j, NJ. MckierOy, III,
LATEE-NuMISArioNr MADE
MONTGOMERY, June s--lhc democratic
state convention to-day nominated T. \.
O \ cal ton governor by acclaim ,tiun. The
sonyeutlon also nominated II G. ThOmp-
son Tor a,tuncy-goners Ellis Phchn,
secretary of state, J ii. Nancrt. treasurer;
J NJ. Carmichael auditor and II. C.
Armstrong, superintendent Of eiuCH-
ton
NoT1H CAROLINA LtBFUNIs.
RAuEGH, June THE liberal convcn.
uon- AL, pied resolutions against the eN-
i-tiug county governments OF the state,
demanding Tree ballot and u tHir count;
demanding the repeal OF the Prohibition
act submitted Ia the people last August
and rejected; iayOring thu liberal system
OF public Instruction By the stat, and IA
tinnnl government and utging an appliCa-
tiUn OF the iuud arising from the tax on
spirits TO free schools under the super.
VISION OF the state. The convention nom
mated Tor greSs'at-large Oliver II.
nockcry, republican,, and Tor the supreme
court Judge Geo. y Folk, heretofore u
democrat.
RALEIGH, June The liberal conycn-
ton completed its nominations Tor supc-
iiCr court As follows. First district-C. G..
Pool OF G. W. Grandy, as might hereat-
ter be agreed on; second distiict--JOhn A.
moore Third district r. IL. Darby;
Fourth district-W. A Guthrie; Fifth
dist icl---,I. II. Long, Of Caswell sixth
dLrlct-r. L, Churchill, OF Henderson.
ONO REPUBLICAN, NOMINEE.
COLUMBUS, June THE republican
state convention to-day rcnOmiuatrd
Charles Townsend to be secretary ot state,
and nominated John II Doyle, OF Toledo.
to be Judge OF the supreme court.
a DEADLOCK IN OREGON.
WAsnING1uN, June Oregon dis.
patchcs to day indicate a tic In the legis-
lature nn Joint ballot, with probability
OF Il republican majority of OF two,
New Hosiery New Hosiery,
In tine stripes, sold cardinal, blue,
and black for Mdiys an misses Without
.a..rte at I ..ttriun Ilfl'E
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w are authorized 90 announce Allen l.. West
tdcputy tor Iu-l tour years. n-a candidate for
collector oftuNH-. Alui.ruuAn county, subject 10
III" action Ji tho county democracy
u!.rliNWu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-09
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hr Hre Authorized tp announce james II .
Iorbou -- - vAualdat, tor A-scssor VI taxes,
subject 90 he action ui the county democracy
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-09

Nthr- authorized tU AuuouuC" VIM. Lamb
iu N- q can INlatu fuT assessor nt taxes, subject
10 the action ot me democracy 81 McLennAn
county.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-09

We hIr authorized To- announce " j Robin
son AS = candidate tor collector Of taxes, Mo
Lehman county, subject go Ihc action Ui the de-
IuOCraCY ui lhu county.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-09
New Hosiery! New Hosiery!

and black tor babies amt misses Nitnuu
cams. At Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-09

uar- authorized tn auuulure u. kunAri
D. candidate for u- season ~ tANe-. sui itUt to
the action 81 lhe democracy Of hrLruuan
county.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-09

as u candidate ipI IC-rlccuuu To the uncc ui
constable, precinct ru 1 subject To- the action
ut the 0vuUgtAry
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-09

We u % authorized &, announce " 4 Harris
OF the democracy.