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IMPORTANT.

When you visit or leave New York City
save baggage, ENpressage and Carriage Hire
and stop at GRAND UNION HOTEL, Opposite
Grand Central Depot. $50 rooms, lifted up at
cost OF one million dollars, reduced TO one
dollar and upward per day. European plan
Elevator. Restaurant supplied with the best.
horse cars, stage, and elevated railroad to all
depots. Families can live better for less
money st the GRAND UNION HOTEL than st
any other hrst-class hotel In the city.
Throw
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The place to buy tirst-class gents
furnishing goods, clothing and hats is
at c. Robinson's, % Austin avenue
He can suit every taste in price and
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The Best in the World.
The Bell House

Persons who wish transient or perma-
nent board, with or without room, will
find unexceled accommodations at the
Bell house, in the new Carter building, on
Austin avenue. The house, furniture and
everything is new and tirst-claSs through
out. Ii is the aim of the proprietor to set
the best table that can he found and fur
nish cool, well-ventiiated rooms, SO that
there will be no cause for complaint. He
offers everything the market affords and
gives reasonable rates. Engage board at
once ii you wise good room at moderate
xpense.-lOO43m
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Soap-Olive, - per box; blue India
l. pound bars, S3.75 per box; ] pound
bars, sL75; Eureka, $50; Cyclone,
1915.
Ammunition Shot, drop, per !bag,
- l. to 2.25; duck, S2i1 TO 80 Pow
der, per keg, as to size, $3.50 to $50;
blasting kegs, 500
Wrapping Paper-Rag and straw, -
to Zoe.
itarch-Per pound to Sic.
Stoneware-Jugs, glazed, lie per gal
lon; crooks, glazed, Toe,
Rope-Sisal, Z inch basis, 90 toSIOc,
cotton, 10 to 2Oc.
Candles-Star, full weight, 16lfc.
Observation-Disclosures, 2-5, $3.50; 1921
$3.50; Eupion, %, $3.50; barrel oil, ISc;
in smaller lots loo added. The market
steady and firm az quotations.
Who will get The pailor Eet ?-Olo43t
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Final Notice.

Spending twenty-five cents for candy
or cigars at the Dollar Store, you may gel
that set of furniture.-0l0i3t
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Nothing lost if you don't get the furni-
ture. y good smoke cheap, and you may
get it, 0l043t
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Ladies, buy your candy OF kingsbury.
He sells as cheap as any one and gives
YOU a chance TO get one of the finest par
Tor sets in Waco for nothing.--olU43t
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Saddles, Harness
-AND---
Stirrup Manufacturer,

And wholesale dealer in Leather, Saddiery
Hardware, Boot and shoe Findings, Patent
Buggy TOp-, Etc
FUN and complete assortment of goods In
this line. Purchasing In larsr Quantities di-
rect from the largest and heaviest mauntac-
turers can supply the iobbing trade at
prices as low as It can be supplied In any
metropolitan market. ,,...,-,r,
TOM PADGlTG,
dwts Austin Street Waco. Texas
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BRILLIANT RESULTS.
THE GREAT
GitEROk
LIEIMENT
INDIAN
ACORN
OIL

Professor a.. t. Hubbard. ga speaking Of
cure, he had seen performed 10y TIA" American
lrltsp. avs II ur,er saw an Indian have
4u ulcer nr foul wound in nv lite, neither Is
there sHvh . thing 10 br found among them
They curt. Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Lumhasu
or Sciatlca, spraius, Bruises, Ache-, lcers,
Burns and SrHidS, sore Threats. salvation,
Lameur-S In Horses. >cali5 aud skin t'is-
cases sores or old Icrr~, Stiffness oi the
Joints and swelling of the nodes, etc infaili-
bly, and never MISS Their chief remedy Is
the Acorn on. From the i.ondun Lancet and
Clinic For sale bv all druggists.
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You can get pure Key West cigar or
a L. ID. s.. the best tve-cent cigar ever
sold in this market, for five cents at Al
Austin street. Z. G. MCCULLOUGH.
1227u.
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Sullivan & Co. have the finest of
slippers for Christmas. Call and examine
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR
TEMPERANCE.

Temperance Council No. 44g, meets every
Friday night ut SHARP, in Lehman
Hall, east side s4uare.-lO23ly
W. ID. JACKSON, W y.
T. T.. MOORE. K. $
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NOTICE OF FILING OF IN
TERROGATORlES.

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ia Mencllarl, Naniet"s Nardlhas' Rosa
ardlnas, john SahcheS' h'aS oail'i'eS'
nt0nio Sanch's ana Jose HAh'i'S'
aintiffs, have Med lnitrr@2atoIlcs III %
rtain suit pending ~ the District C"ur'
McLennan county, Texas, wherein use
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PROFESSIONAL COLUMN.

Advertisements that ,lu not exceed three
fuurths an inch IA space Will he inserted ~
this column At the fUliu"Ing
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+. \. STURGIS, Mayor

WACO, January ., 1881.
On motion Of Alderman Wilkes Il vote
of thanks was rendered the mayor for
his able message, that it be adopted and
printed. Adopted by unanimous vote.
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in the City OF LoulsyiIle. on
tuesday, Ian. 81, 1882.

Whole tickets s.; Half tickets 81; II tickets
$50; 50 tickets 500.
Remit money or Bank Draft IN Letter, or
send by Express. DON'T SEND BY REG
ISTERED LETTER OR POSTOFElCE o Il
DER Orders Of s. and upward, by Express,
can be sent at our expense. Address all or
der, to R. VI. BOARDlIAN, COurier-Jour-
nal Building, Louisville, kv., or Il. -
B0ARDMAS, 800 Broadway. New York.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
S0ClE TIES.
RELIEF SOCIETY


American Legion OF Honor, Council 40. 462
holds regular meetings first and third Satur-
Gay IN each month.
FRANK 4. W. CREAGER, Secretary.
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Solid comfort when you get that parlor
set.-0l043t
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LAID AGENTS.

}. ". sPElGHT, TIus ByGELBY,
Notary Public, convey craftsman. Account
ANGER and Surveyor. ant and Salesman.
SPEIGHT x DUGELBN,
REAL ESTATE AND COLLECTING ACTS,
AND CONNEIANCERS,
Waco, Texas.
WILL BUY SELL, LEASE. AND RENT
Houses, Lands, etc. Pay taxes, examine
titles, collect CLAIMS. make deeds ONCE in
the court house.--II.oiy
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Who will get The Pailor Let?-OlO48t
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IIeTh y. z. MCL- %, ItAa7-
! re State of Texas, I 1. Z. +. Bcasley
McLennan County. clerk OF the Dis
bet Court OF McLennan county, 1eNaS,
| rtify that the above is Il true and correct
|spy OF the notice for publication OF the
ling of iuterrogatories, this day issued
H. ,oa- III sYiT aYU.p
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Fox Saie

EoR sALE--Cottago Of four rooms, kitchea
/ and well, fruit trees tono acre. ON old Fair
Grounds; VIII sell reasonably Apply to W.
Irnk leCh-lM
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GRAIN AND BREkDsTuFFS.

tNAlN AND BREADbTUFFS.
Ihcre were better receipts OF corn by wagon
Today than have been witness d for some time
past few cars of grain came in by rail- car
OF mixed corn, oats aud meal went to Abilene,
ana thee other cars 10 other points south and
west Ices are very firm.
fo-DAYs QUOTATIONS.
WHRAT-Choiye, l.0,c; medium, g0c; low grade
Soc; Nicaragua. rs TO SOC.
kYE-Firm ~ 20 to 75o.
BARLEY 60 to Csc.
MILLET sEED-60. German mllet s1.CO
OATs-a0 to fSc for sDring: & 0 to $50 for fall
choice red rust proof 5j@6Oc; in sacks, cents
additional.
OoRN--m shuck. soc to 55c; shelled and sacked
SsSs-wo quote at mills, S5c in store, sacks
800 .,,.
FLOUR We quota city Mills as follows: XXX
h4G xxx, 52.75; extra $500, Magnolia 500
Fancy, o. lFas3, 25; choice. s2.9S@sS o.
xxx. s2.75; xxx. 81, so; Xxx, $40.
Corn meal, per bushel, 81 70.
Tine gram market in Chicago today
was little irmer for wheat, and II little on on
corn for the year. Wheat for December sold ut
9ih ut noon and In the evening NJ giAS For
steady during the day and closed at 9>a. an
eighth of n cent over Saturdays figures. May
wheat sold IN the morning at 81 Ola, and In the
evening at 81 0lls. Year corn brought on first
call 5jA, and on last call s., a hali-cent de
cline since last week. January delivery
opened at 621S and closed at b39a, tiveeighths of
a cent advance since Saturday. May corn sold
In tho morning AT 55b and In the evening
brought the same price
The price of grain In Chicago last year, n. this
date, was for December wheat, 2Sh; January,
1.2DJS December corn, COY; January, 81
The receipts of grain In Chicago today were
20 l67 bushels of wheat S73, 1863 bushels Of corn
and 1887 bushels of oats. one year ago to-day
they were 49, Asa bushels Of wheat ana l3i,SOt
bushels Of corn. The shipments from there on
the same day, were Sl,2Sl bushels of wheat and
l20,3S bushels of corn.
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PROVISIONS.

TO-DAf'S QUOTATIONS,
bAooN-long clear sides 1910; short clear
lic breakfast bacon l7c.
Dry sALT-Long clear sides l2hc; short clear
l2Ac,
HANs-Plain Ike
LARD-Tierce 1880; half barrel, 1870; 4O-lt
cans, 1910; 2o,lb cans, lSc; l0.lbcans, lie. OH
cans Nhc: S..b cans. Axe
THERE was a little advance in the provision
market in Chicago to-day. Mess pork for the
year was held atsl7 S7S, but nj the close brought
sl7&; fifteen cents above Saturdays last figures
For January II opened at $3.50, and after ad
vanci ing seven and n half cents finally closed nj
sl7 TO- five cents above last week
ono year ago to-day mess pork sold IN Chicago
for December at el6 80, and for January a
sl7iO.
The receipts of hogs In Chicago to-day wcr,
81, 0v0 head. One year ago tho same date the,
Mere 70 6SA and the ShipmcnIS 2 2SS,
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INnp AAI E--r,ttaun OF ,,,, r,,,,,, t.i,,i..,
and wnii frut, s. W ,, lou, r"niS' htN ~
Grounds vii .c ,nNsn, D'H "'V Tu U' " ~
prnk 'lF'' Jo,s Ice
1K-AI----I,, u. ~
Il Ito sion strS.t '''''' "o' ''o'''' Focs ~
= nv '''" sucet Gec''u
nv prn ,yoad PI ""N w. ,oi au.o, S
ana MIN s,r"ots '"''N' " - ""'' '''"'i S St ~
80, - "Ss--'s
Ut onhE. Wo hNt'n placE ponies new
pusHy auu hhruesS ioT sale or lraue LOT
WV w VI P'"Pe'N' YAH AZ QUO Elm street
"i-o,"''o .-..--. deceit
JNOR SALE--One good business house and
lot one desire bic dwelling, with grou ID
anu several building .ols Tor sale. Inquire at
ieralu once deci-lw
l'oK 7ALE-l Her for sale my entire stock Of
l drugs, furniture eIc my stock is entirely
WaT, o"e ", snu uJst s.9uus ior TuluS store III
heoi,b oud o"iro ,o T ,u,,SS ~ seiis nS,l
to r Wbitinr TO- Rnes ,,.,,,,n ApPS
INORS,IE ,,nc ot ,i.. ,,,..,, l,,r, ,Io,,,i 49,,
vrnient srvrr,ro rrsid"ncns IL, I',u " I'M
For full Information IN Il y nunsnaUnS
Mt Carnu's Insurance Agency nny5G' + -
VyOsSATo--n,, t,,. c,,, -, ~.
II yiil sal, at ,n,t Nv W." ", -, DsIJuovi i!eNt
Pow Gra. gire, r,rt" b"o ivS ,, 700. OF
pole. - ''''' "''' VI '"'''' No w w w
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EXPORTS
DRY GOODS.

Owing to closing accounts preparatory to
the u ual stock taking Mt the end of the year,
the eastern prices ON staple dry goods here is
somewhat weakened, and we notice that our
home merchants have taken advantage of this
and stocked up well and offer goods with the
deduction, which those interested Will notice.
To.pAY's QUOTATIONS.
PRINTs-Freemans 3; Lodi, 3; Gloucester, G.;
Harmony, 8: Cocheco, ca Mcrrmac, 6; Green
witch, 81; Allen, G; Albion, solid So; Peabody
solid, So; Peabody black, 5a Simpson black
ga; Simpson mourning, Ga; Gloucester mourn
ing, Ga.
HEAVY Brown DoMEsrIcs- Augusta, a., m;
Indian Head, 81; swift Creek, A. 6 "a; 1Ema,
Derby, 81, 53-i; Glendale, 81, 5a: Natchez, 81
~; Charter Oak, ~. l. Lake George, a., ~;
Great Western A, S. International, A, "a
FINE FnowN DoMksrICs-Lak GEORGE Z, Har.
vest So; Poeahontas, 3; Great Falls, 4 Peer
less 10 Plum Island, S. Atlantic So; Green.
brier. s.
BLEACHRD DoMEsrICs-SoCial,G Sunny Side s.
liolmesville, IA; Forest S; Big Bonanza, rs, 6
Auburn, SIa; Lonsdale, 9ls; LOnsdale, cambria
~ Wamsutta, l3le; New York mills, Is; Diamond
liill, cambria, " knights, cambria D. Hero, A
Hero, rs Ballardvale Z, Cambridge, rs z
Peerless, "a o..
DucKs-Arkwright, IT, Ettrick, 500, lly.; Stark
S-oz l2ls; Stark, lu.o2, l6Is; Savage, 500, l2h
Hampdcn brown and drab, 90, To- Hampdcn
Xxx. do, H. Boston, 1907, brown aud drab, l7is
Montauk, 40 Inca, 2S No, s. 10 inch, i2h NJ
| s 80 inch, 55h; Gold Medal Blue, IN; Lior
brown and drab. IL.
| TICKING moskeag AGA. lSh Hamilton u
Hollywood, plaid, II; Standard z, 10; Easton b
| 81; Omega l6Is,
| CHAMBRAy--lih60 Ice.
HICKORY Rock River, 6.& Blue and Brown
9hc; India i0hc; ArliNgton, SIC; Thorndikc
| IL &c: Hamilton II.
| KENTUCKY JEANs-Paciho r. r., 2i;Columbia
i0 Kansas, lSS: Humboldt 81; Palaris, u y
| Table Rock lhl,. l,Onnngn OH, pridp Of In,
West S2h; Bang Up. -; Deer Island, ssh; Keo
kuk, 30; Mississippi X. a.; Roxborough, 100,
Badger, 2ih; Golden Fleece, %; ST. Cloud S7l,,
| LiNsRrs-pexter 2h2; Justice, q :Wayerly, 10 y
| Green Sriar, 1871; Rob Roy, III United States 4
| Ottawa Sb; Michigan SN: Belle, TX: Wood
| wn, sS; Catawba, gS
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CALL BOARD.
Ihere was better feeling on the Call Board
to- day and dealers were bulish III their ideas
Cash wheat, %; November 90 December, "
bid; January, %. com, in Shrck, cash, GO bid
November 60; December, so; january, 30 No
2avcrngc Texas corn in bulk, cash. 7J Noycm-
Der, 70; December, GO; January, 50 Oats in
sack, cash. 5S@dO; November. 5s@B0; December,
90; January, 10. Rye, in Jacks, 49, Barley,
sacked, cash, g.. Bran, sacked, LOO, Potatoes,
In car lots, sacked, CO. Green apples In car
lots, 2?5@i 90 There were offerings of hay,
but no buyers were present.
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FUTURES,

FUTURES opened steady n few points lower
than Saturdays closing, amt declined or 3
points more, but reacted toward the close and
closed steady points under saturday Spots
declined l.l6 and closed steady; other spot mar.
kets remained unchanged Liverpool futures
were very weak. and all told, there Is not much
strength In the staple at any point,
Chicago produce, Chicago was active all day
Pork declined from the opening wheat advanced
&c, and year corn declined &c, while January
corn advanced Nc There will probably be d
short advance In provision before long,
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Cheap Column.
3lutiCcS.

~ Advertisement may be HANDED into
~ our business Office up 10 sp. m, and into the
composing room uD u a. II.
NOTlCE-send orders u New Orleans 70
y new crop rice, sugar and molasses to A. Z
sEAGo Il Co, Purchasing Brokers, No l
TchOupitoulas 81 Terms cash. Coffee. 60 days
Now is the time to eonsign red rust proof oats to
New Orleans. The planting season here is Just
A. hand. OCtll-2mO
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Estraucd.

ESTRAYED-From my residence, zoos Jack.
IL son street. on the 27tn utimO, one bay
horse, about l51a hands high 10 ars old, left
hind foot white, small white spcCks over body,
shOd all round works kindly In harness; when
last seen in the vicinity of the old city Gem.
ctery. Any information rs to his whereabouts
will he literally rewarded q. NJ Swink, uec3 ca
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COMM ERCE AND TRADE
CUNAiEI;CIAL.

DALLAS, Dee Fan any other city in the
south, or, in fact In the whole country claim
what Dallas boasts of to-day-that her whole
sale trade is in volume ana extent far beyond
what has ever been experienced In this city NJ
any former period in her history The sales of
groceries have increased month by month, and
there has been no iutermissOn even In the most
unprOpitiOus weather Dealers state this pros
perlty cannot be attributed to the near approach
of the holidays, for their sales are largely cOu-
fined to staples and not to fancy articles alone.
In dry goods, notions, boots and shoes, drugs
hardware saddles, lumber. and all other
branches OF trade the same activity prevails.
The retail dealers are buSily engaged from early
morning until late in tIc evening
and there is busto and life
witnessed In all business circles far
beyond what was ever before known in Dallas.
which for so long time has been noted for
being tho most active g numerical ceutre In al,
Texas. In other cities AID towns OF the state II
Is common expression business Is over
donc,' but no one ever hears of such remark
of the trndc of this city, either ut home or
abroad. Business is not ovcrdone IN Dallas, but
to-day she presents the best field in the whole
south for more wholesale houses in nearly every
branch of trade They will be established
soon, for commercial men win take advantage
OF such opportunities 10 cap the rewards that
1'" sure to follow AL business enterprises in this
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COTTON.

Tns receipts Of cotton In this city to-day wer,
oil bales, co Of which came by rail- as follows
Three fot A. oppsnheimcr h Co, ~ for sange
Bros, for Schneider 4 Davis, and 80 for Whit,
q Co Prices were steady In Liverpool but de
cllncd sixteenth In New York, In 81 Loui
to-day the receipts were s,bl7 shipments 4os2
prlces are unchanged, but are weak a. quota
tions. The shipments were 10 bales for White
Co, by the Houston 4 Texas Central railroad.
1000 middling.s ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. "
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miscellaneous oalaurs


hJANTED-A pressman to run cylinder Job
W press. Apply at once ut the II rad Ohcc.
\STANTED-A white cook; liberal wages.
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A TlsUANT HUSBAND,
4 D:sconsolate Wife In Search OF

a D;scOnsolate Wife In Search of Him.
Yesterday very respectable looking
woman appeared at the Sorrel Horse hotel.
She gave her name as Mrs. Kate Wicgand,
said she was from Baltimore, and that she
had come On to meet her husband Jacob
Wiegand, who had for some time been
working i'll this city at cigarmaking. Mr..
Slough, the proprietor of the hotel, in
formed the lady that Mr.. Wiegand and
a lady whom he said was his wife had left
the hotel, and that their baggage had been
shipped to Brownstown, this county. Mr..
Weigand was very much distressed on re-
ceiving this information, and said she could
form no reason why her husband had
deserted her. She SAID she had been
married to Mr.. Weigand for II years !;
had never had any children, but lived
happily with him ; that he had come on to
Lancaster for work, and had written to
her telling her he was boarding at the
Sorrel Horse, and she had come on to see
him. After consultation with some friends
she mado complaint before Alderman
McConomy of adultery against her hus-
band. Warrants were issued for the ar
rest of Wiegand and his mistress and
were placed in the hands of Officers Mer-
Ger and Burns, who drove over to Browns
town and arrested them. They were found
working at cigar making in tho shop Of
Jacob Wolf They were brought to town
and locked up for a hearing. Wiegand's
mistress gives her name as Annie Sipe.
Mrs, Weigand has taken board at the
Black horse Hotel, untillthe hearing of her
truant husband comes off.