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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03

81 notwithstanding ets ts6p'fsn ausufus Idrta
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81 Die Dtuttsrsuttss.S trde in G~rsinstru. 3D., nit us.
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glit 3 9gufi atipueu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03

II Das 2oIcnsdrium In r cts uns S&rari.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03

81 Die 8Isisuns Ger Srausn: Dss sereaS-
Der Sut-Dsr Wtante. Sbapl. - Der Strumsf.-
Der S5ub.-Ser 5dSsr.-0sr SdusIbu5.
81 6rdu.n Ndmrn Observation-Disclosures
Gnstla. G5dtbd. - 0srsnttd. - GmtIts.- pbilsnsna.-
9lptilee.-@ertraue.-Gbrifiud,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03

6sinstsbrts. - almrfsn srtnst Ssssu. Die iticeu. ar.
Observation-Disclosures Die sllfltSe Iiuisrin. SesleHs
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Ndrte ppn 2e;dretsre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-01-03

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jpei ismiite 9ileerritbiel.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-08
DIsTuA,TED WALLS.
40 Wall Received NJ Masters
vile Tor - Week,

From Mr.. W. Kucheloc, OF Masters.
vile, who was III the city yesterday We
lcnru that no mail had been received ai
that place Tor the past week, and that
the people here and whereabouts nre
com flaming, and are oager to know the
cause Ia order to lind the weak place
we Hpcut some time in investigating the
matter, and find the cause OF tbs failure
10 lie at the Bolton postoiiice and not at
tins. There are three star routes rum
ming from Waco, among others, one
from Waco to Bolton through Masters
VILE and Troy, another to Gatesyille,
and at ird 10 China Springs throu h
Bosqueville On the first Of July old
contracts iur mnil service and star
routes expired, and routes were rolet
On these three routes the contractors
'or the first, Geo. W. Snodgrass, Of
Abingdon, Va, for the second Vincent
Barney, Of London, Ky, Il Tor TIE
third, James w jackson, oi sherman,
Texas, have failed to provide service, 50
itr These routes have therefore been
without rc,ulnr con ract service since
tine first ~ July, owing 10 the failure o.
the contractors 10 put III al ~ pearnucc,
I'm cnscs where the contractors TAI, on
such routes, i IL mudc the duty ~ Ger
tain pustmastrr- to provide temporary
service, aud that duty, FOR the last two
named, dcvulvvd on the postmaster here
Both these routes have been provi ed
with temporary service, the last from
july LIST. and the other with only iii.
IRE u service of two days. To provide
TEN, orary service Tor the route from
MhcD a. Bolton is the duty u the BE
. ala. lttg IA
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-08
rho Two tJru-.

The host luid pl n Of mice and men
gang OFT n%lc",' uul not only plans The
| best laid, hut such pNns also when well
carried out. Purposes that seem 10 be
certain OF succ"ss often tail even when nd
mirably executed, from some triling rlr-
ment Of un,uccc.- which the most acut"
foresight tdls To perceive, The German
idrn OF holiday amusement II, from n
Gorman stand point. perfect. II consists
A utIIrII ID tlpul nt snTlIl
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-08
THE CITY.

The average Icxns family numbers
ten. two pur,nts and eight clillron The
average family Was IN the city yesterday.
Hose su attached To hydmnt On
the pHIs. h-t night. and thcp.Hlu cisterh
fllrd with water and uvrIil1w,d Tor a
long time, the Object hring to purity the
water which WIS beginning tn gct stale IN
the hmliug 'uu,
Tho clouds at sunset Inst evening,
gave promises of rain, at ten the ,ky wa
overcast with dim clouds, and at u clock
this morning grrt banks at clouds coy
cred the horizon ON every side. Rain II
badly.ne, drd and every appearance oi
ram is watched with hope.
There camr very near being several
runawny- last ninht, about ~ O'Clock,
among tour or five hughes bcipr" an ice
cream saloon. one animal became fright
WIS arHticu 'On'l'nu'Cf, the NrrUhi mn.
mai hrcrNng ils hHlt,r AMI backing IN Hn-
other, which also broke loose aud rAn oil,
but WAS caught
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-08
This Great Southern Remedy

"BrahOs Chill Cure" which
ranted Tor the cure of chills ana ~
IL n positive antldote Tor nlalarhl
has no rival as a tonic for bullilus
All emaciGted system FROM suCl
matte causes, and to those WHy
necessarily exposed Ia miaSmaut w.
ences, and are attended win 'p p.,
lowing symptoms, Such ~ loss OF m
tite, aching of the back and JOINS.
vcrishnoss, severe headache l,u'.t
ton to get about, low spirits, 'lvt.
ness, chilly sensations, and eNru.-
hot, burning fever, which may ~,
terminate In bilious, rcmllleht W
termlttsnt fever, we would 'hgse"t h,
you keep n supply on hand o. III
Ame aud take dose three Times ui
No Other medicine il necessary "a. d
very concentrated aud powerlu, a.
effects in removing the polSohou, I,
ments from the blood, and no our X.
appreciate this warning better 'u u,a,.y
farmer, who is more or Ter" ~
to those atmospheric poisons, espvv,A
IN the tall season, when galh'Ii"s IA,
crops in the midday snu, cooi ~
and heavy dews of morning tn' nrsu
those malignant fevers are mos P M
lent, and to them we would leG eco I'm
to take dose OF "BraZOs emu .,on.
every morning on rising, II they, " !"
avoid the danger of much suteI,r ~ .,
say nothing OF the time ahI ins
saved in the end. No stlyVnI,hs sh
arsenic. The physicians pIes'i,,;, 4
recommend it. ASK your drGss,r b,
il and take no other. Price " pc
tie, Prepared only by w,,,s
Waco, Tel
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-08
4 " ORDINANCE.

Defining the status of a,crrtain strip OF
land and aOolishing the same as way
WIERKAs, by reason OF certain convey.
ances made by j. {. Frazier and his wife
10 the Missouri Kansas and Texas rail.
way company, and by j. A. HAynie and
wife TO j w. ParamurU, OF certain prop.
erty situated in the city OF Waco, between
Eighth street and the center OF Ninth
street, which deeds nru record, d on pages
~ and ~ and page I75 ui book 81 of the
deed records OF Mcl.cnnAn county, a
doubt has arisen as'to whether there WAS a
deduction by said Frazier of stlip OF ~
feet of land between said tracts so con.
yeyed and extending from Eighth street
to the center OF Ninth street as n public
way, and whereas the Brayos compress
company has purchased all the right,
title ana interest Of said j. L. Frazier in
said slip Of land, for the purpose OF erect
ing thereon a compress for pressing cot
ton, and whereas the erection Of said COM
pes will be a public benefit, and the city
of Waco does not need or desire said
strip Of land as n public way nor Tor any
easement, be ii ordained by the city coun-
ell OF the city OF Waco:
See l. That the city OF Waco declines
and refuses To accept any supposed drdi-
cation Of said slip OF hand to the public,
tllh'I lol way III olItT purpose, uy
reason of said deed and convey ances Ot i.
G.. Frazier and wife, or OF said llaynie and
wife ~ otherwise.
See 2. That said slip Of land shall not
be deemed or considered = way OF other
cas-, mrnt Tor the public and in so lar Ms 1t
may have been considered such i hereby
abolished.
Src 3 That this ordinance take effect
iIum aud after its passage.
Approved July Il, lSS2
L. A, SlrRGIs, Mayor
Attest
j, + BRINRERHnFF,
Recorder and ,x."ricio city secretary,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-08
ruosu RESOLUTIONS.
The Minute ~ the Comfy Gone
yCntion Amended bN tn"
Secretaries.

Tho retor' of the proceedings OF the
Nj ..,,,,,,, r,urfy convention which APP
".., 49, ,t.. manor an Thursday morn.
| ICAi"d M lN' l,'l''l 10, ".'' - ',',.o,,
| ing, was prepared lNFlnl.N I'D lH' V'' ~
| non and partially from the minutes OF the
/ .,,,,,nt,,fgs of the convection. in mat
Pa'' w Wv .i,'. ',tt,,.,,,o'utious an pri-
.m.,"',. 4 ..a,fn,,. ,n,.rnl. fh.oar b. Co! "
I,"i - ,t', ntb,r hy Mir W. G.
" '"ii,ir n,ni,ioirf vas ma. 10 yr,ter.
N.-S rr.,t,ns In rhc report a. the
w, W. ,.,..n I,l ,hoi,. miiuirs In 10.
~ ',,.,.fu,. nm. snuknn Of The
sl,,' "a ,,,i,.Iitn- re,I ans.
T',. t,Iia.,Irg resolution wa offered ny "
VI Fiomus
'ke-1i'Hl ny ih' ''Ino,iH,y OF hyh eI lii
Mul ,.t,.,,',r. r,r I'urty nlir,r- aud
I'rrnlprs o., a., Legislature, he nomination b.
g. boo MAJ t u' % 1"iH gate ouu' n'ltr olmp',s
"i 'eirtH.'- '''N '' ''''"t t''''". d" INV
n,ti,,. o., .f...tuot,.. consideration oi the
above untI Aitri ha committee appointed 10
,ou.l hrrl'r " 'h' llmHti"' MAKE mar e.
prtl wa 'h , No. ~ ~, ,A,' .....,,',n d, M.
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al.utt from 'l,I .,nl. irl.fu g. Gig" nOs-".
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-08
wv. VI. ANDERSON.
III- ItUsy, Useful Life nnd sad
Death.

The brief announcement ~ yesterday
mornings EXAMINER, OF the death, dur
ing the night, Of Mr.. William NJ. Ander.
son, was reHd with general regret nnd
during the day as the theme ~ CONVEX
sHtion. The peculiarly sad circumstances
attending his demiBe were especially re.
marked. For N re than IA quarter OF Il
century he hsd pursued, IN connection
with the furni ure business, that OF un-
dertakng and that he should come T.
his death latter having buried thousands
OF people, while cOnHignlng to tn" grave
the body " "A poor, humble negro, also
the victim Of most deplurable
accident, was spoken oi IA "A re-
mnrkahlr incident. Mr.. Anderson had
been resident Of Waco for about n
years He was the pioneer fnrnitnre
dealer Of this section and hls name had
become household word tor hundreds
" miles around Waco. Although not
aged, as years 60, his life had been Il
busy and useful one, ma ked with pr
vHtiUus IN its earliest years, and not de
void uf checkored features toward the
last But what an Industrious helpful
life It was. aud how many there are 10
remember the rnblic spirit, the unos-
tCntHtlOus big .henrtCdurSr Of the man.
llHln, modest, uihsSutnlnS ne Wtul llN
wa, quietly never ce sing work aud
DING thousand Kindly charitable
acts, that never got into the
newspapers or were to Il in high
places He was a good man and an
honest man, and II there il any here
after for such men no one need squan-
der fear or a doubt ~ to his fate and
welfare. Tn funeral servi az took
lace at o'clock yesterday afternoon,
from tn residence VI Mrs Patton On
Washington street Row. j. ID. Shaw
officiatcd there and the subsequent
rites were conduct, d 10y the
/. o. o F., and knights Of Honor,
the licensed being u member Of those
organizations The local 10 ges OF
both Orders turned out in regalia, and
a large cortegc OF citizens followed the
body to the odd Fellows cemetery, on
First street. Az mark OF respect to the
dead, Messrs. Stephenson, Tibbs X
Steiner, extensive dealers in furniture,
closed the doors OF their three estab-
ishments during the day. And thus
the grave has closed over man who
was one Of Wacos best citizens, and who
will not be forgotten by any who knew
him.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-08
NO. 60 & 20 AUSTIN AVENUE

From every section of country tributary
10 Waco comes the cheering news OF good
crops and good times. In view OF these
incts have added to my already large
stock misunderstanding goods many new
novelties and designs not found in any
other house OF the Kind in Central Texas,
and intend keeping same complete in every
particular. II would he task to cnumc-
rate the many artiClCs ! Keep in store, but
call and ASK Tor what you want that is
used about house, and II | havn't il in
stock Will order same, as ii l. my aim to
keep everything OF the kind wanted. |
still have on hand large stock of MAson's
Fruit Jars and Jelly Glasses. which now
offer low. The Farmer Girl Cook Stove
still looms up and holds its place tore
most OF al rs the best baker and surest to
please OF any In the market warrant
THIS stove ana the best recon mendatiOn
can give Is their llse in this section OF
country. tor several years, and every one
who has tried them will testify rs TO what
| say OF 1t. have also complete line of
lar Fixtures OF every design, carefully
selected 10 suit my trade. Also new line
OF Lamp Fixtures, Gas Fixtures, Chan
dcliers, Harps, Pendants, es., and many
novelties space torbids me to mention |
have In connection with my store n Tin
Shop where repairing OF all kinds can lie
done as low as the lowest, us | employ
none bun skilled workmen, | guarantee
all work turned out to give satisfaction.
Don't forget the place IS and 70 Austin
Avenue. Call and you will be treated
well. Respectfully, en-. CURTIS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-08

Unfortuuates who are seeking to re
new their health are many. SO often
have they been deceived by the udver
| tiscmeHts OF worthless compounds, that
many are discouraged, aud refuse to be,
llevo Guytm they read IN the pa ers
Therefore, the best advertisement ot ii
really good medicine is the reputation
1t has gained M places where It it being
sold, No other remedy ever discovered
has grown $50 rapidly in public favor ur
that true Il dIcluul tonic called Browne
Iron Bittrs, In localities where its
extraordinary merits have become fully
known and realized by thuso who have
been in ill-health, the sac is nprece-
dented One druggist IN our city re-
pOrls the sale Of 9'}S bottles in one week.
II ia, indeed, a wonderful, ncalth-ghiug,
life.suving preparation IL IN soothing
aud refreshing in Is effect, aud rength-
enH overy part NJ the body and creates
healthy appetite mud digestion even
when the system II almost destroyed 10y
the many hurtful rnthurtics so common
!! used, Header, bcWurrl duty demands
that you try browns Iron Htterr, il
your health IL poor from any cuuBc -
Enquirer. Sold by Tucker 4 Willis,
Waco, Texas --7U4lw
Mems shoes sold aSu sacrifice at SahSor
Bros. --til-tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-08

The most perfect md so,i.,..,
binntion known to tho ' s.
which iron is combined a, pOts
is the success of thus prrpor,as.o,
destined to become. With"nS,
most popular OF all the bo,
in use. And We hesitate No., o.a
that this medicine ia no src,o, F. 3
cheaply COTTON up cumpopn J' %
genuine constitutional r.,n i
ing those Alternative powers Y. Z
to rccupcratC and inyiror,,ot :,
system when broken down ny, "
disease commonly calleJ' wv
known as dyspepsia and lnJl,, v
which nine-tonths OF all our N, y
inatc, because when the diva.
paired from want of the Mains. '''-
IL 50 important in the diyrs,iyA 2
OF man, then ii is that tli..yny'
many iypeS,usuaily called III
lAssi,ude and sour stomach wI
nltIllhl eNlhNsllon, lWpuir,d vi..
general prostralion at the ab ,''.
liver complaint, tulloNedhy "j.I,
and all discusses OF the Rlo9n y,
NKY and BLADDER, that pro,T.
feai f'll aches known as rhpnn',.'
hgla, hnckHche and ncryop,
headache. And nil copm,,..
weak females. who me in W..
good tonir to build up Their r@,
cannot find, We hon, shy brlls,.
ora more certnin remedy ors,a
bottle is sufficient to prove n
wonderful medicinal proptHi,
regularly according To AIpe.,
| your druggist tur lAuRoyrp H.
nHArnR, and he sure to take ,
! Price , per bottle Prlp,-
'rucke" 4 Willis, Waco, Ttu.
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Nerve and Tonic Elixir

A most splendid nerve TOME ana J..
alive. a sure and speedy IshN,
nervousness, wakcflncss, amt N.Y.
We are frank to admit that thl' W
ELI1iR has no real or actual 'g
properties direct in It. comblnaIo
that its quicting influences AT
reached through It's tonic elect q y
system, and when the following w.
ARE experienced by the indlyliuib 'L'
NEVvoUs HEADACHE, NEURALGIA Aa'
1IsM, NERVOUS PRosTRAlinN, O'ol.
by excessive drinking and ;el hs
which naturally produces & Na'-
energy and impaired vitality, tiG
that this POWERFUL ELlIIH Is mos 7
ed to restore the nerves 10 Their n'-
condition, thereby giving vigoT a.
newed strengthen he whole system ,
derangcd from oYCrwork or OIlt'
Ask your druggist Tor it, and hs
other. Price 20 cents and 81 peT p
Prepared only by Tucker u Willl''
Texas.
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The action OF Carter's Little Liver
Pills is pleasant mild and natural, They
gently stimulate the liver and regulate
the bowels, but do not purge. They are
sure to please. Sold by Tucker n Viii
lls, Waco, TeXaB.-70Ilw.
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. s..
CasCara Cordial

one OF the latest and mot piw
all liquid cuthHrtics, tlIs elegant .
ton Ia made with syu,vulUU- cN
the b, vt Snd most carefully sclrc.,
iial. 1t is with the greatest pOes.
We recommend this very 'u,,
harmless remedy ~ being the 2s
surrst laxative amt cathWuc iOi ..
males and children, now in U- 81
habilual constipation and indla
cannot tiud.nnylhi < e,I.',t
tain. II Is combined with urt
such n manner That the hittrr-
cascara saXrada h rumpl,tey
Ash your druggist ior II, aud 3.
take no Other. Prize ~ GEMS N
rr pared by Tucker IL VII
Texas.
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University Of Virginia,


SUM mER LAW LECTURES (nlne
- Alh 'Slh july, lNsI, ami end lN,h September
nave proved Of tignal U,-lat, to SUDDEN In
WI" HrSlgh Ia pursue their Studies at this or
her Law schools; ri, IN those VINO propose
10 reh rrlHnt ly, and 81, To practitioners vino
nave not hal tho advantage at Systematic IN
-tructlun. For circular Hpply a. - Gnlvrr-
atty of Va to IONS II. MINOR Prot. CON.
aud star. Law
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Electric Consumption Gu,

Has undoubtedly the best
tiun of any medicine for te-
consumption thrt we have ~
able To fiud. 1t is prepared on
for consumption, and those MI
affected with II deep. seated COL
long-standing. a few io,e, g.g
mediate relief, aud ii kept up w.
feet a cure. 1t is very soothing .
lungs and pleasant to take. On
nights sleep, free from those li4
pSroXysms of coughing, /, WORT
than the price Of a halt dozen rs
AK your druggist for a bo1
once; price 90 cents aud 81 hfE
Prepared only by Tucker 4 ?.
Waco, Texas.
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Belfast Ginger ale.

For sale 10y I. A. Goldstcin, dealer in
the finest viii kics, blandics and vine
70itc
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FOaming aud sparkling Buileyr Sn.
line Aperlcnt ~ the cheapest and most
delightful purgatIyc IN use. For dys
pepsia and hahitual constipation, It
delights eberybuiy. 7Oilm.
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just opased, an elegant lot OF new
Spanish and cream laces at Is. Iluber'H
81 Ito