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Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20

There is a most ~disgraceful mud
hole on the lower Fulton road, just
beyond the old Morris farm. 1t
should be attended to at once The
road is almost impossible, and needs
a bridge. The farmers have to go
miles around to get to town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20

No stock of drugs is complete which
does not include Eller's Extract of
Tar and Wild Cherry. 1t is the best
remedy known for coughs, colds and
all throat and lung diseases.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20

Capt. Bogardus, the champion shot
of the world, in company with DR..
Hamilton, called on US circus day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20
Machine extras at j. c. Huff's. ST
Coal.

Glascock & Hooton have opened a
coal ward in Mexico. All orders
promptly attended to; top coal deliv-
cred at the lowest rates.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20

L. Phillips grand advertising a
brought up the rear Of the circus pro-
cession.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20

convention for the distinguished
and made a few other re-
marks to the same effect.
The convention then proceeded to
business.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
John Sims was nominated for Rep
resentative without opposition.
CIRQUE CLERK.
j. N. Cross was nominated for
Circuit Clerk, and emphatically de-
but was nominated just the
COUNTY CLERK.
. Capt. d. f. Shea was nominated
by reclamation for County Clerk, and
was not allowed to resign.
COLLECTOR.
Robert Cauthorn was nominated by
reclamation for Collector.
For Prosecuting-Attorney no NOM
nation was made.
W. o. johnson was nominated for
Sheriff by reclamation.
For Probate Judge no nomination
was made.
DR.: A. Nj. Patterson was nominated
for Coroner by reclamation.
JUSTICE COUNTY COURT-AT LARGE.
Geo. Silvers was nominated by ac-
clamation for this place.
RECORDER.
Silas Wilson was nominated for this
office by reclamation.
No nomination was made for AS
SCISSOR.
TREASURER.
Josiah Wright was nominated with
out opposition for this place.
COUNTY COURT JUsTICE-WESTERN DIS
TRICT.
James 3. Pool was the nominee fol
this office.
COUNTY COURT JUsTICE-EAsTERN DIS
TRICT.
j. f. Peery, w. H. Boyd, F. S
| Norris and Jas. S. Brown were brough'
before the convention. J. f. Peery
received the nomination.
The following delegates to the con
gressional convention were thel
elected:
James Mahan, S. O.. Wright, Ben
Sims, NJ. Y. Duncan, Jno. Robinson
The following five %alternates yer
then appointed:
j. n. Atkinson, W. G.. Sims, NJ
Pool, w. S. Boyd, H. Shoots.
The nominations for offices lief
vacant above were left in the hand
of the central committee.
NEW CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The following new central commit
tee was then elected:
J. f. Harrison, B. f. Turner, I
L. Turley, S. o. Wright, W. H. Ban
ton, Eugene f. Jones, R. N. West
l. n. Sims, J. S. Muster.
c. B. Crews was nominated fo
Constable of Salt River Township.
The convention then adjourned.
}, Our friend, Thos. B. Buckner, Esq
of Mexico, was nominated Prosecut
ng-Attorneyo of Audrain county at til
: Democratic County Convention la:
Saturday. He is honest, capable an
industrious, and will make a goo
officer. He is a native of this count
and a graduate of Westminster Co
lege.-Fulton Telegraph.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20

Mrs. Rodman has moved her MILL
merry store into the Harper block, and
has a part of the room occupied by
M. G.. Farber's jewelry store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20

Mrs. Abraham Lincoln, wife Of the
martyred President, died at Spring
field, ILL.,, Monday, the 18th inst.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20

so cents pays for the LEDGER up
to Jan. 1, 'S3. If you want to keep
posted on the campaign and other
topics, subscribe at once If
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20

Parties owing Barnes & Vineyard
will please call and settle with ID.
Vineyard, two doors east of Harper
& Turner's. 1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20

Don't fail to call at Jack Coughs
and see his fall and winter suitings.
He has the finest assortment in the
CITY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20

Leis's Dandelion Tonic will restore
youthful vigor where everything else
fails. 1t contains all the elements
necessary to repair nervous waste.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20

The LEDGER for scots to Jan. LIST,
1888, cash in advance. We are
bound to run our list of subscribers
to 1000 by fall.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20

Good rooms on public square for
rent. Inquire of Mrs. E. A. Shoot
man,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20

Thare is nothing equal to Leis
Dandelion Tonic to prevent sunstroke.
Take it after meals. l3-2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20

Rheumatism, neuralgia, sprains and
bruises will be relieved by Uncle Sans
Nerve and Bone Liniment. Sold by
all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20

Best threshing machine on wheels.
See G. L. Ferris, with j. c. Huff. Stf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20

Farmers, if you want a reaper,
or binder, go to J. G. Huff's,
southwest corner public square. Stf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20
Threshing Machines.

H. w. Gleason can now be found
5 doors north of postoffice ready to
sell steam or horsepower threshing
machines, apron or vibrator pattern.
Also a good supply of Buffalo Pitts
repairs always on hand. 9-4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20

Concentrated Extract of Tobacco Sheep
Dip. Will dip your sheep at a cost of
l IL to 9 cents per head, at
SMOTHERS & VOORHEES,,
Druggists, East Side Public Square.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20
Cycles and knives at j. c. Huff's.

Leis Chemical Man'fg. Co.: I
hereby certify that l have used Leis
Dandelion Tonic and regard it an ex-
cellent medicine. Also am happy to
state that your Tonic is not a bever-
age drink. JOHN I. PLACE,
Pro. Palace House.
Lawrence. Kan. Mch, 81, l3-2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20
Free of Cost.

All persons wishing to test the merits OF
a great remedy-one that will positively
cure Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, or any affection of the
Throat and Lungs-are requested to call
at J. F. Llewellyn's drug store and get a
trial bottle of DIR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption free of cost, which will
show you what a regular dollar size bottle
will do.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20

Go to G. L. Ferris for reapers and
mowers-he is with j.. c. Huff, south
west corner square. otf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20

Concentrated extract Of tobacco
sheep dip, at Smothers & VOORHEES,,
for scabs, ticks and vermin of all
Einds
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20
C.. @. Morris & Co.

The LEDGER to Jan. LIST, 1883, to
new subscribers for 50cts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20

NATURE TO THE REsCUE.-A young
man visits his sweetheart. He soon
perceives that she is becoming pale,
feeble, lifeless, cross, fretful and unfit
for anything. She can't eat a hearty
meal, she can't sleep soundly, she
can't laugh heartily, she has become
rather melancholy and dull, she has
become rather melancholy and dull,
she has lost her her brilliant wit and
sparkling eyes, she complains of head
ache, fluttering of the heart, etc. His
visits soon become few and far be-
tween. Poor girl. A married gen.
tleman's wife is nearly always down
with some complaint she growls and
scolds and frs: she can't walk up q
hill, nor ascend a flight of steps; she
is suffering severy day; she is thin,
week and feeble, and half Of the time
unable to attend to her household du-
ties. The husband fails in his duty.
Poor woman. There is q remedy fol
all cases similar to the above, which
assists nature in toning and building
up the feeble and tagging energies, il
imparts vitality, adds lustre to the
eye, brilliancy to the intellect, glad
dens the heart and restores women tt
strength, health and happiness. Tht
remedy is known as English Female
Bitters, which Is making wonderful
cures. 13-2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20
Sturgeon Burned.

As we 90 to press we learn that
nne-half of business portion OF Sur
reon burned last night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20
NOtlca.

The choicest line of goods in the
city at vineyards.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20

Machine sections and extras at j.
C.. Huff's. 6t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20

John Spotswood has just received
two imported hound puppies.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20

There is not a single person In our
county jail.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20

The weather needs gerrymandering
too much rain is coming in one
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20

DR.. Patterson's Ague Pills cure all
forms of chills and fever. "Don't
YOU forget it, Use no other. 9-2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20

Cash paid for country bacon, young
chickens and eggs at Frost's grocery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20

Cycle knives, sections, pitman rods
and machinery extras of q. l.. Fer
ris. with J. G. Huff. 8tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20

Boy SHEEP DIP, s IL Gents per pound
at ]. F. LLEWELLYN's Drug Store,
West Side Public Square. CAT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20

We will not be undersold on farm
ing implements.
. G.. II. EUBANK 4 Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20
Money to Loan

on good farms at 6 and Z per cent
IL If LAKENAN & BARNES.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20

A large lot of glass fruit jars at
FrOst's. l2-4w
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20

Our friend, Thos. B. Buckner Esq,
of Mexico, was nominated Prosecut-
lng-Attorneyof Audrain county at the
Democratic County Convention last
Saturday. He is honest, capable and
Industrious, and will make a good
officer. He is a native of this county
and a graduate of Westminster Col
ape-E}I7tO0 TeIe0rnDb.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20
DIED.

nmittee on Entertainment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-07-20
NORMAL INSTITUTE.

De completed by fall
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-10

Ia Justice Evans court yesterday IA
case was tried, which after a litln, will
becOmc celebrated, the cnsr ~ Marin
Smith, cOlurcd,ys. John Brinnigom, white,
an writ ~ suqucstration. Ia recover II
pom from pusscsHlnn NJ Brinuigcn The
case hGs been tried once boiurG by Jury
and yesterday was the second triu by
jury, the lny disHSreoIng aud 10 meet
again thus morning. Five lawyers
thun Tered on tho cnso yesterday Tor
hours nud made the sacred HALLS Of jns.
ticc, Nil the oiiicos on the large door
above and Lewiuc's big store down
atnlls, rosouud with clsmoruus elo.
qu"nce. All day the constable was yoll
ing FOR witnesses ont Of the up stairs
wnd"wa. The trial lasted all day aud
viii probably cost between u hundred
aud two hundred dollars, mud the value
81 tie iiHhhy rWrrd pony with ts tail and
mnno full oi cookie burs nl,unt which
tho suit it carried on in INT hy good
lndgrH nt from Sl2', I" Sl5. But then
Thor" isa priucIplc involved III It and
MARIA Smith ~ hound Ia have her pan,
back from Mr BrmmgoD, who holds 1t
hll she pnlr linn $40 ha claims she
promisod lIru fnr fudnglt
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DEuo1aasIs RAIIY.
SION. Kog--Q Wiii. al ,he Court
Blouse Tonight.

The Hon Roger . Mills, democratic
candidate fOr Uungrcss from the umth
C. ngrer-ipnal district II ~ the oity and
will. according to previously announced
appointment, speak 1T the court house
tonight. NJ the usual hour. in good
old fashion i democratic speech All
good democrats should rally around the
old hthninri hrRrur Of democracy ia tins
district and give him au audience winch
shsll be nn ovation, both IL rerpeot H.
the eloquent spchksr and second be
g 'ure It N the irst democratic speech ~
tbe campaign, and may perhaps les the
Inst Glen. Weaver wa. accorded very
large audience, and although the novelty
~ tho a "hker and speech attracted
many. II would he a stigma ON the dem.
OcrHlB ~ the city and county Il Mr
Mills should have leAH. The campaign
In one ~ the most upAthetic ever known
m leNHa. There IL nm absolute lick oi
sntl'usipsm aud hence there IN need OF
good democrats bringing themselves M
10 the altitude Of attending meetings
Let Wnco give Col AIills. about whose
| nloqucnc"i M not ueOoesury to speak, n
rousing audience to night
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THE CITY.

Cotton Was stcndy yesterday from the
small qu,niiiity received.
The casc oi smith Parr has been
transferred 10 the Federal court.
MIR. Mills will not meet Dr. Rankin In
debate owing To uthur ehgaRrmt nts and
things
--,nscs OF sickness Nrc said to h" lie
creasng IN number but TO be- becoming
more serious In character.
-Iu-,ir" Davis yesterday celebrated tho
rites Ot marriage hvtWccn MI Frpnk Cum
mtnpp and Mi-u lhun robertson.
The colnrcd man who was shot n
week nEu Is doing welt, accorling to The
report OF thr Attending physician.
Tho contract Tor tn" brick work OF
Mai Ribs elegant nrN fS,On rrslrncc
was let yesterday 10 MI. jas. Baker.
A gentleman from Ilearnc ha. been
taking bids here iorH hricH store house nj
McGregOr Ia be- used Tor a drug store,
No contract has yet been made
II. &. Watson. the engineer nj the leo
factory, whosr leg WAS broken, IA mem
toned In another place, i'. at lhls writing,
considered INA serious condition.
--la-t evening the police were called
nv telephone 10 the vicinity OF the ,icpot
and tn" mrn now sleeps In the cnlaboosr
awaiting the trumpet 81 the recorder.
Austin street was cnllvcnrd Yesterday
nv the freak Of lu'sc pitched with /,
mule Ia wagon The animal took sud
den night Nnd jumped rlrRr over the null.
and out of his harness ut one jump.
An arrest WIS made last even
ing under u warrant Tor horse
sic ding against horse dealer. The
gentleman who had lost the horse found
him IN possession of one who had bought
him IRON The arrested party. lie was com
United To Jai.
A lively liltlo circus gave free ,xhI-
biiion "n Austin street near the plnZt ear.
~ Yesterday morning, the iript consist.
ing OF man. buggy Hnd u kicking
horse. Ih" animal which Looked n,
mes ~ Moses aud ~ IL Ii had never
hcnid about Kicking. WIS trntting gently
along when suddenly hi, hind heels NV
mp lii" h"nh -hclls, the driver iumped
cut quite hri,kiy, aud ! may ay vcr,
h"hly and In ten ecnnds the hnrs. had
kich~i lnmseli loose nom the buggy
without injury either 10 that OF thr
al iypT
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q NEW DEAL.
= y. ~ Iizon's ste-snurn
Austin street

Mr. 4. ]. Wilson. that famous caterer
Ia the public taste, has again taken per
sonnl charge ~ the restaurant blsineRa
Mt the 1t ChH'lcs soluou Rud will from
now on give his personnl supervision
and attention To- TIM branch Of his bua,.
lneHs As u rugtaurhtsur, Mr. Wilson IN
ono Of the princess, and Tor DELICIOUS
wHudH, olegnut meals aud apreadR Tor
ro"i.'irr uud pRrhes IN hanuuetr IN the
peer of an man iu 'loyHa or ANY other
state. The rubhc can depend um liuuiug
everything GA hIs tables first class, with
all the dc'Icnclra ~ the HOaHpu, ilsh,
oysters, etc, served mp IN exquisite
nHto. The lovers of good mcnls and
good things will he gratiiiod to nud
Wilson bHck again N the restaurant
aud We honcetly ndviao the travelling
public and all our rcnlcr- needing good
food elegantly served, 10 re- omher
Wilson's restaurant Mt st. ChArles'
RHl"nn, Austin streci, between Fifth aud
Sixth strccts
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-10

Nj J. ". Witt Is srriuu-ly ll
Mr \. 4. fr,-tisr l. seuou ly Ill.,
Dr. Perry. OF Hamilton, o.. ia the city.
Rev. >. A hing h,s relu med from
Rnnni En'k.
Master lmmir Gollclg,' {, no uc civ.
from Ilnl.h.S.-
Nj John A Moore lrlt for ~. luur- on
the evening tram.
ar !. tikrl cane ln on l,-t evening,
trnln irou Austin
Nj t,Utgr IL. Eohutun cAmr N from
~. LOuis -t-rihy
Sir. john Wuld and family returned
from CLIFTON Yesterday.
Nj. l.. r. Fish, lpuurer Trna, aud 81
Lnula idilIvaI. ~ IA Ihr ,ty
w doodrich. E.q WA among the
arrivals last night tom Martin
liusscll klug,bnry lett "a tie C.nlrtl
tram tor shott riipt" whitney
Nr. jane T. CtAthou, ot Anderson,
I,sas, is IN the city oua hrirt sucnl visit
tot vi. Anderson irlt on l-t even
mgr trdiu Tor hill-buru &" attend count
theIe.
Dt II Robinson and t,mil, rrtrnrd on
last evening his,"ni ana ihDnr traIr
from SLn Antuuln.
Rev. Sauu,.l T. Wright spent SUNDAY s
| Mnilln, where he assi-D.d l;oV. Mr lun
mel In III" puriicllN meeting.
Mis- Mnul- Mccall, OF Wedhcfmld
| who has beyu v-ui,g her sister, Mrs Ed
hothn, returned home yrzlcidhN H'cumph
ntei by Mrs, Rultn,
Miss H. Gain,hurp, cmrmiu.
/ Young la'iy ui New Orleans, N,hu hr- T., 81
| here ON n visit to her si-t,r. Mr- Hmch
lett yesterday tOt humr lu the regret %
many friends she lias nlhdr hoi-.
Mr., Rp-enthal vi the ilrm OF EnsruIhtI
MoNoI ~ Co, was lhk,u quite -irk 1un,lt
with bilious collie, aud nj one time Nr~ict
dhy Mss In u dangerous condition Las
night, however he wa, sOmcW Int hrirt
Hon. Roger q. Mllia, who reached TIL
cltS sunday, was among the visitors "a
the kNAMISEK uiligo yesterday nIm
the day he received OF met hosts ri ht
Waco friends aud We trust spent The tim
pIrusaniiy. Mr. Mills has many lri,hd
! here and these are iciOiuing at the pro.
poet oi hearing him speak Tonight it,
conceded on ali hands Tint he III tdthiu
representative and his r, election m M
vsmber may be get down ~ sumrthin,
ned beyond all doubt Notice OF th
speaking will be iouni elsewhere.
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! hay" nlrruly notified tue public that
certain rlgnr maker IN this city Ia At.
tenn ting ~ inmate two II my brands Of
clHarr Marrow Gauge aud Sweet
Sixteen manufactured expressly for
ma by Frey Brothers. Manufaotory No.
IT, New YORK. Every box Of the genuine
hae tho name NJ those manufacturers on
a clip INSIDE Ia" boa, AK we'll An on the
label uutsldo. now learn that time
same Cigar mRk,r Is trying TO turn out
fraudulent rIgar lalsO mauutnc ured
Tor mo bv frey Brothers, the name IN
uldo aud outside the huI) which il nv
famous N Is. aud f." cigar Hopeless
Of making good cigar of his own hr ndg
he 'rie1 10 INITIATE miue b., TAX ng tho
Names OF these three brands which is AZ
greaI deception on smokers and the
trade IA y In UNJUST to me. agHin warn
tho .unhc OF those limitations. an the
only one who selle the genuine.
A llERz,
Iobacconist, Austin Street.
Waco, Ortuh lO.-du
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Merchant TniIor aad s.ats
Furnishing Goods.

Since his removal tn the Larry. stor,
formerly "ocuui"d 10y g. NJ. Watkins,
Nj II. Jacobs LAS put IA large stock
OF the hhe"t goods aud Reuts furnishing
hih'ot'h'' hnd has now one OF the mort
,,,mpi''e establishments IN GENITAL Texas.
liH HtnCt. all ~ the hest Eugllsh aud
frehch import'd goods, comprises
rH"r!'h9g thHt could he desired - Hue
o'hRnhhlS eaSsimeres, cloth goods,
scotch huItings Ia all The latest vt, les
anu rarfrna. lie wall receive IN Few
Gays eihuest llu's ~ bruadcluthA aud
i"""klps III BLACK blue aud brown ever
DfouslH I" THE part of the state. lie
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at the next term at said CONT, c1r&
ing on tho third MONDAY in Ncls |
lNN2. at the court-hDu,c lheieoi q
Cit, 81 Wacn At whiel line slI FHa
Interested Ia said estate may .WrnI
contest the sumr, it they see lIoH
Witness, Il. ". Bihrr ClHs d u
county court ui Moi. mmu county
Given under my hand ami lhe NJ
said court, the NH day of OrioNttN-
j ". BAML
Clerk County Court, NJ .Lennm @lt
Texas.
BY .. ". DAVID, d ruty.
Game 10 hanI on t.cvH DAY Of O.ad
lsS2, aud execute H~,n e9lh day Of u
tob, r, lSS2, hy orduhg published MI
least t" enty day, prev ID, to !eluia :
in the Waco EAAMiN ~, 10 new>plGt
ll,hed In MeLenuau county.
VAN HALL, Sher II MtIennan coHfis'
lOGwIt
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tIIN L'I'IPITs
some Sermons Preached sun
day

Onr pra-hyterian friends had trea,
Sunday morning aud even ng in the two
sermons preached ~ their church
by the Rev. Dr. +. T. Palmer,
president ~ Austin college, Sher-
man. Tho attendance Was large aud
listener, penk AdmIfiugly Of the dis
cuurses Dr.. Palmer IL brother OF the
celebrated Picsby tcriRn divine ut the
same nam, 90 New Oclcu =, who has
also prencned TO Wac congregations.
The TrAus brother II bot so eiOqueu o.
h. n New Drlraus but In nevertheless
fotcibic aud impres sive.
REv e. e.. cHArLiS,
Of Brenbnfu. occupied the pnlpit oi the
First Baptist church duriug the morn.
ing hcuf, and interested very Ia ~
cougrc CATION, numbering many " other
dsnomiuH'Iou-. II" IL esteemed one VI
the shl,st Baptist ministers IN Tu1a and
his visit here has bean tie gratifying,
In tho evening Rev Or. Carroll, the
pastor - the church, preached on the
special subjects announced ~ baiurdey
morning ExANISpIL handling them IN
the usual lpgi.ll and forcible -tyle,
that i ~ well known 80 his conRregH-
ion uul ~ who have heard him Ia the
pulpit
EEy =. u. -HAw
preAcL,i to the children at the Finn
street Methodist church N til morning
In the evening the room was crowded {"
hcst him preach nu "Ilr Coordination
u sincere Faith mud Sincere Skepti
cisni." The text wiz from John |, 81 ~.
Mr.. Shaw 1se-l jesus, Niculemus
Philip. Nathaniel and Thomas the
luuhtcr Or illustrations. lil- argument
Wa that honest llubt-rs have been
found iri or 1Ev- Tho h"uld not Lo
repealed ia d pity iug smile nor jet
with husterity. Answer their doubts
Nth reason AMI kindly argument aud
AZ equal, satisfactory understanding lis
r,nchod Closing ho sand Il bclicye ~
Faith without Faith 1t II impossible
Ia please God But want FAITH that
works by Love Tue enculnluns uu
the s.rmuu were many. IL POsHlblu II
excited lurRer iegree " commentator
than pfryiuu- ones.
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Nanuspi,,.

This Ia truly the American wash dry
and nit"' c"n-I,i"r'hlr correspondence. 81.
have hrn able In secure the exclusive gitu
in Waco. durci from the manufacturers .ui
m extra mluily s"ap, which We ,,tll Mnr
hny, The hard lirm sonp, IN wRcO thai r,-
tails Mt cents per bar Try 10 amt usr
ll0yt'r snow llHk" gloss starch. and Nul.
VIII have iva tue best articles lhni mour,
'an buy Al the pr,cr. But don't forget
that we have Just received the hest syrup
al the 'casOn, and It is already IN r-ul
lSh"d tact thai the large red IrNa- crown
apples that Wu nrr receiving daily, has me-
equal IT. this market Tor quality ~ price.
A. luNEs I,Nluu.
Nos and j 'rlthrr Block.
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VIM. Cameron 4 Co., lumber do lers,
Keep large aud well assorted stock TT
lumber, shingles, saslF doors, blinds,
cement plaster plas otiug hair aud
everything kept m nIstclass lumber
yard. They ask your patronage and
Hubfante" low prices, fair dealing aud
oest ot goods. Give them a call at thelf
once on Austin avenue, # you cuutem-
plate bnylng anything in their hue
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-10

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-10

Mrs. Pauline f. Semunos will omen
her Srhoo' in Art, on the 10th nf October
at her residonce, No, 81, Washington
street, and will teach liucar drawing,out
line IN pencil and charcoal, from the
HAT aud round, shaded IN cruy0n pastel
aud India ink. Painting ~ water ,ulors
and oil. Will teach advanced pupils
portral' painting II dosirud, aud to
sketch from nature. Study Of form,
study Of light aud shade from plaster
casts, shaded with stomp hlsuIrrs "r oil
colors. Would solicit the patronage ~
her friends aud tue public Terms ~
tuition will bS Furnished on application.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-10
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GRAND OPENING
~ Wrs OrHnd'-, Northwest
plaza

The lovers Of beautiful and clegan
things will have, on Monday, "a treat IN
inspecting the now stock ~ mi ipory
goo Just brought on hy Mrs T.. +
GRAND, nj the old place on tho plaza. Al
the latest novelties, the newest modes
AID freshest fashions will be on erhibi-
ton, and all her lady Gus omers aud the
public generally are cordially invited