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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-09

The Examiner has from time to time
spoken of our railroads, bridges, manu-
factories and wholesale houses in differ.
eut lines, and not Wishing to be exclu-
sive or partial, we yesterday took look
through the Star Iron Works foundry
and machine shops, which have lately
been enlarged and new and important
machinery added. 1t was indeed IA sight
TO see twenty men hard at work in the
different departments, turning out ali
kinds of castings. Just as we stepped
III they were drawing off 1000 pounds
OF molten lrO running il into columns,
hntels, step caps, etc, 'Or the Cameron
and Willis blocks, and il another part
Of the shops we saw some men at work
on some Of the Narrow Gauge bridge
iron. With the enlarged facilities, new
machinery and added force, this forn-
dry Is now prepared to urn out a char
acter Of work second to none in the
south, and have d capacity for all that is
offered. The shops fairly hum as the
wheels OF industry roll round, and we
consider such an institution a big factor
in building up our city. Those who
have machinery to repair or want any
thing in the cast ng line, should remem-
Der that Messrs. ConEer Il Wilcox, of the
Star Iron works, have all the facilities
for prompt and reliable work.
The ladies' are especially asked 70 call
and SEE the cas-" OF line miilinry Just il
at Mrs. Leland II Sistcr-.-U40s3t
Take your lady friends to Bronnum',
for ice rtam and soda; he opens to-day in
elegant style. 0iO6Iw
Stockholders Meeting.
W. NJ. Rogers, Secretary Waco Rotary
Pillow Company. You are hereby re-
quested to call special meeting" of
the stockholders of the Waco Rotary
Plow Company to convene as early as
practicable for the purpose of investi-
eating the fin ,ncial condition of the
company and for the passage of such
resolutions as may be deemed necessary
for the interest OF the stockholders.
mos, MOORE,
A. HINCHMAN, Stockholders.
j. L. DYER,
JAS MACHoN.
Waco, April s, 1882
IN compliance with the above request \
special meeting" of the stockholders of
the Waco Rotary Plow company will be
held at the Office of the company at
store, on Tuesday, April
18th, 1882, at 7 O'Clock p. m.
W. NJ. ROGERS.
Secretary,
Waco, April S, ISS2.-o4O9 2t
Mems fine Sewed shoes for So 90 at Sm- |
Scr Bros. n1nqfc
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FoR ASSESSOR or TAXES.

W.. are authorized to announce James H.
Torh.tt - Is candidate for assessor OF t..Ars.
subject to the action of the county democracy.
--dyNytt
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We are authorized to announce Samuel L.
Norwood Jas a candidate, subject to inc demo-
cratic party, for "a. Office OF assessor Of taxes
Tor McLcuHau county
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Ese OfGOOd Cheer.

Straw hats by the millions and the latest
Sty les at b. Haber's. C4U9tc
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California wine direct from California
at /. A.GoldStcin' Pure, hcalthtul and
cheap.-O4lStc
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For 4 Lice white or colored shirt. or Il
stylish scTt. call on Sanger Bro 'S.-04OJtc
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Bremoud water fresh every DAY at Il.
Beren'S OlOStf
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The Star Iron Works.

Buy your Boy nice suit of clothes at
the one price ouse-Sanger -U4O9t,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-09

Referring to the above, return thanks
to generous public for past ftvors and
as tor the new firm a continuance of that
ibeIal patronage extended the old one.
W, K. MATTHEWS.
Waco, April 6, 1882.
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Ngarr authorized to announce WIN Lamb
din %, d candidate for assessor oi taxes, subject
a. the action Of the democracy OF MrLennau
trDNHfI
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Butterick patterns, new supply. all
sizes, Just received at W. II. Watkins
book store. O4uJlw.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-09

White vests Of every kind and style.
from 81 apiece upwards, at B. Habcr's.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-09

We are authorized to spuounc- ) y Guytou
as q candidate for collector of taxes. subject TO
the action OF the democracy Of McL~naan
county DIV
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The iirm OF Matthews, Massey & Blades
is this day di solved by mutual consent.
W. Il. Matthews refining from the firm.
G. II. Massey and &. Blades will confinmr
the business OF the old firm uu Ter the finn
name and style of Massey & Blades The,
will collect all debts due the late firm Of
Matthe',s, Massey Il Blades, and settle all
liabilities.
.MATTHEWs, MASSEY Il BLADES.
Waco, April +, 1882
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Simple Rened,,
Oriental Sozo5,.,

I. -, 0VHUu0nt,
present to You the mer i' la.
tiful preparation. wbi ..i " IDS.
celebrated as being de lei. IA.
remedy ever PUT up tor ' b,.i.
gums, preserving the faa,.
Tuning the breath. Trr WIN I. a..
never be without it sssi, H'
druggist. Price 80 c anu l4
Prepared only by TpcL,. ''
Waco, Texas. ATT &
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Mems fine sewed shoes for 50. 90 at SIM
ger Bros. O4O9tc.
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Mems fine hats of the latest stv,cs.
Sanger Bros. OiOgtc
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HE Dai~y Buggy.

Turkish bath towels ii II. Behren's.
"a, 81
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son, in carload lots, at lowest prices.
JOHN Il. MARSHALL.
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Meme bat the best dreS>makers emp Dyed
at Mrs. L, and " Sisters and every suit
guuant' cd to be from the latest fashion
plates and pert, ct in fit O4uS3t
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Secretary.
Waco, April S, ISS2.-o4O9 2t
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WACO EXAMINER
Railroad and Stage Timetable

TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY.
TRAINS. AKETTE. DEPART.
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The latest styles in ladies and misses
button shoes and slippers at Sanger BROS.
0409tC
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We are authorized TO Announce Il. : Grove
der as "A gluJidatc for assessor II taxes. Nc
Lehman C0u ty, subject To the action 81 IN
county d-mnrrAcy.--. 1S'Et
We aTr authorized 20 announce q W. stub
blriicld Is q candidate for assessor of taxes.
subject 10 the action of the democratic panty ni
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-09

The ladies are especially asked 70 call
and SEE the cas-" OF fine miilinry Just il
at Mrs. Leland u SiStcr'-.-U40S3t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-09

In compliance with the above request a
special meeting" of the stockholders of
the Waco Rotary Plow company will be
held at the Office of the company at
hlnchman's store, on Tuesday, A pril
18th, 1882, at o'clock p. m.
w NJ ROcrpC
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Stockholders Meeting.

Take your lady friends to Bronnum's
for ice cream and soda; he opens to-day in
elegant style. 0fO6lw
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OF
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-10-29

1.-THE mistress is not upstairs" she
answered, braced into something like
courage by the force of his command.
"She isn't here, sir, at all. She has
gone
And then she burst into bitter weep
ing
"Gonep' he exclaimed, staggering
back as If struck. "GOne!n The word
had scarcely any meaning to him. Gone
Nhere-out over the rocks; wandering
on the cliffs; perhaps gone back to
Scotland? But in an instant he had
mastered himself with fierce effort.
Blow on blow! Could he bear two such
shocks?
lie pressed his hand on the woman's
? shoulder, and at the sound Of his voice
her tears ceased.
you will tell me the truth without
any more delay, without idle tears,
without sOftening or preyarication, y he
said, and she knew that she must obey.
Few would have cared to brave Philip
st. John when he spoke in that low,
hard tone, when that steel-like CLEAN
came to the brilliant eyes.
II am waiting"
Then in low, hurried accents she told
him all. How that Bridget had heard
Erica's and a strangers voice talking at
the south gate, and ending with the
night she had left her home Since
Janet had written. "A fisherman had told
her that up the coast little way he had
passed an open boat some distance off,
| and that a girl and a man were rowing;
| he fancied there was another form in
| the boat. but it was too dark to distin-
guish. She acknowledged that She had
been coWardly in not seeking to know
who it was in the garden that night.
| But what could she have douef
II found this scrap Of paper, sir, " she
concluded, timidly putting into his hand
| the line Arnold sent To Erica on the
race-course, and his hand closed round
| it like a vice. And then he glanced at
it, taking in those fatal words. 81 saw
| il, sir, on her dressing-room floor, and
| no one has seen it but me.
His very life seemed to cease for a
second in that supreme effort to keep
calm to her eyes,
Leave me, was all he said, and then
he was alone.
Ave. alone. with his shattered love-
with his love hurled back on his own
heart, his faith broken to atoms, his
honor thrown down, trampled in the
very dust.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-10-29
CHAPTER Y.
THE LAST BLOW FALLS.

The wind was sweeping in wild gusts
over the lawn, bending the trees before
it, flashing the sea below into a boiling
foam; the clouds hung low over the
horizon, and seemed to mingle with and
join the inky black waves that came
tumbling along in their uncouth play,
when Philip ST. John crossed his own
threshold and passed at once to the Ii
brary.
How duh and cherries it looked, des-
pite the bright fire that burned in the
CRATE. There was a sense Of emptiness
about the house, a feeling impossible to
bring to the bar Of reason, but that
made him SILVER as he entered.
Janet met him in the hall and follow
ed hlm to the room, and his first ques-
ton took away the little presence Of
mind She had left.
where is your mstress?" he said,
With u force of quietness that told even
her That he was anxious. rs she ill2
Tel me at oncep'
Janet sank into a chair, trembling
from head to foot,
"Oh, how shall | tell you sir?" she
said, covering her face. What shall |
sayY'
For an instant such deadening fore
boiling came over him as seemed to take
away all power Of speech,
Had Erica died all alone in his alb
sence, and they had feared to tell him?
lie took one stride to the door, stung
with that thought his impulse to spring
upstairs and turn suspense into GER
tainty, even of such woes, when the
woman caught his hand and her look
stopped him.
In Heavens name,n he said, with
such imperious sternness that she
shrank back in fear; speak, and tell
me the truth l am In no mood for
triAipg."
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-10-29
CHAPTER tx.
DESERTED prsoLArr.

ibid YOU hear Wolf baying last night,
Mrs. iobersony' said the houspnaid
the next morning as the old housekeep-
or came downstairs to breakfast.
Yes, ! did, she answered. rather
Grossly, for she had been disturbed, and
dlsliked to be cheated ont Of her ten
hours; "and got up and looked out at
the staircase window, and thought |
saw something moving in the garden,
but he was. quiet, SO / didn't trouble
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-10-29
MEDICAL
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II cures when all other
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5 elk Headache.
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Of this distressing dis
cas- use simmons Liv.
or ltegnlntpr.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-10-29

DYSPEPSIA

DYSP EPSLA.
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CONSTIPATION!
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Therefore assist nature by taking Simmons Liver
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BILIOUSN ESS.
One or two ablospoonfuls viii relieve all the
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Dizziness, Drowsnoss, Distress after eating, bit
ter bad taste in the mouth,
MALARIA.
Persons may avoid all attacks by occasionally
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BAD BREATH!
generally arising from q. disordered stomach, can
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JAUNDICE.
simmons Liver ReguIat coon emdicates this dis.
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Children suffering with colic toon experience re.
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anu 'NVNliNu' iHIHl VIZ ~'HOh
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Most Of The diseases Of the bladder originate from
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CON STLP ATION!

The Regulator will positively cure this t,.ribl'
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be true.
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The Great English Remedy

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sion to Society. Dimness Of Vision, Noises in the
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CONSUMPTION
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-03-26

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CANl&".} POULTRY Y%915

,sor 2. r4v,cy- Poultry Ya-a, Crqrr 18Th md Casty
t>R.:s0--.t4.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-06

Don't continue to write it "lssl." "
The Evening critic., 1882-01-06
national Hotel Arrivals.

y. II. Wyvill, city; j. s. Daylie, Phila-
delphia; L. b. Barnum, N. Y; John Ash
croft, n. Y; Z. II. Martin, N. Y. d. II.
Oyerton, N. Y; John i. Wood, Oakland;
Hon. @. Burruss. Va; Hon. T. w. Ferry,
Mich; Hon. George w. Cassidy and wife,
Nevada; Daniel l.. Hubbord, Wheeling;
Col. Il. S. Blair and two sons, W. Va;
George r. Lowe, Springfield, ILL.,. $. L.
Darling, McDonough, Ga; Hon. Il. II. M.
Davidson, Fla. William Hewitt, w. Va;
V. Cockrill, Montana; z. L. Bird, N. Y;
Hon. Robert b. Vance and wife, n. c.; Miss
Cordy Studer. n. c.: Ii. c. Cowles, N. c.;
Thomas L. Anderson, N. g; Miss
Eva Hockett, N. c.; Hon. X. L. Arm
field, n. C.; c. II. Foster, Atlanta; Dr. ID. G.
Gordon, Va; Geo. ii. Molett, w, Va; Miss
Florence Moore, w. Va; Mrs. Adelaide
Durant, n, "; Hon. l.. i. Grover, Oregon;
John G. Robertson, Va; b. +. Camp, N. ";
A. S. Patrick, Omaha; 4. X. Oglesby, Ga:
N. GALES, New Mexico; Christian Myers,
Lancaster, Pa. n. W. Pureer, Pawtucket,
Il. l.. John Powens, Md. John n. Adams,
New York city; Hon. r. +. Deuster and
family, Milwaukee; II. Clay Emerson,
Baltic; Il. l.. Conrod, N. Y; J.. II. McGill,
Lock Haven; j. l.. Mcbride, franklin, Pa;
III Read, Savannah, Ga; A. Ii. T.. Hogan,
Savannah, Ca; l.. w. Humphrey, n. c.; j.
ID. Emerson, Meriden, La. NJ, Gibson,
Phila.; J. II. Ensor, Baltimore County, Nd;
{. A. Weller, Cincinnati Ohio.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-06
Loye,s Commnnaments.

The nrst is, Rosa, that there must not be
one loved by you in all the world but inc.
The second is for you TO render plain
You must not swear 10 love me, dear, In vain.
The third Is sundays, and, when incline,
Nights through the week 10 keep them wholly
mine.
To honor you, in all your walks aud ways,
Comes fourth-to honor YOU through all my
days.
Tue nfth Is, you shall never Kill my rest,
Nor tear with Jealous thoughts my faithful
breast.
The sixth ls-as for you alone they shine
steal no sly looks at other eyes than mine.
The seyenth-well, whero true love holds his
throne,
He scorns to dream OF any but his own.
The eighth--bear no false witness bad or good
OF mo DO silent. as wise maiden should,
The ninth Is, ne'er compare your neighbor's
lover so
With me that 1 to some diseredit show
The tenth is, eoyet not anothers cashmere
Dul bear Win patient grace what TO your lot
From he Portuguese.
An ethereal maiden named Maud
Mas suspected OF being fraud
Scarce a crum was she able
10 cat at the table,
But out In the pantry-ohi La~oi