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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-29
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
$500 REWARD.

A reward of $500 is hereby of
fered for the recovery of the BODY
of the late j. d. Farmer, drowned in
Salt Lake, at Black Rock, while
bathing, on Sunday, August 9th.
Conn Bros.
ESalt Lake City, Aug. Z, 1882.
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TzsRIroRr OF UrAz, J..

TzRRIToRY OF UTAH, =
COUNTY or SALT LAKE. ''S-
l. d. Boekbolt, Clerk OF the Probate
Court in and for the County OF Salt
Lake, in the Territory OF Utah. do
hereby certify that the foregoing is full,
true and correct copy .of tha orier ap-
pointing time and place for hearing OF
petition 10 sell real estate ia the matter of
tne estate Of VIM. John Poll. deceased,
IS sppesrs Of record in my office.
Ia witness whereof. | have here0ato
ses mY hand and affixed the seal OF sxid
So1rt this ssh day of AugusG, a.
u. 1882. D. BOOKHOLT,
tSeal.l Probate Clark
D. ". DArke & Co., Attorneys.
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LOST.

On Wednesday, August 2Sd. be-
tween Idaho Store and Eagle Gate
on State Road. Two Pairs Of Ice Bal.
ances. Leave at this Office and be
suitably rewarded.
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WANTED.

A number of mules suitable for
street car railroad. Also, some ex-
ira small mules suitable for work
ing in coal mines. Apply to o. P.
Arnold, Supt. s. L. c. S. r.
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BAKER WANTED.

A First-Class Bread and Cake
Baker. Steady employment and
good wages. Apply first door west
OF Grifith's Restaurant, First South
street.
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FRESH TROUT,
At PRICE s. Gives.

pALMER s. MARTINS EMPLOY
l. ment Office. All kinds o. help fur
nished on the shortest notice. Book
keepers, Clerks, Hotel Men, CanvAssers.
Agents, Mechanics, Laborers and
Coachmen constantly on hand.
Office, first door west White House;
Z. .. Box lO42. jy21
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WANTED.

A Good Girl for General House
work, in a family of three. Good
wages. Apply to Mrs. H. Bamber-
ger, opposite Methodist Church.
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LOST.

Red Irish slut; had small rope
three or four feet long on neck when
last seen. l will pay a reasonable
reward for her return to my Office
or residence. JOHN w. LOWELL.
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Chicago, 25.-M9i Kane. a China
man, was fatally stabbed by one of
his friends last night, and died TO-
day His execuIionel. Ling All
Due, is IN custody.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

MRS. NJ. E. RANDALL,s sELEoT
~ School will re open on Mondav.
aug 2lst, 1882. in the Morgan Cslleoe'
SpPoslte the l4th Ward Assembly Roo1s'
For particulars inquire Of M. &. Ran
AL, Principal, College Building. ais
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LOST

On Friday evening, a small dia-
m0nd stud. Return to DR.. J. l..
w hytock, of the firm of Chapman g.
Whytock; SO reward.
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BRICK LAYERS WANTED

Good brick layers wanted; also
stone masons enquire at Elias Nor
ris'.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court in and for the
County Of Salt Lake, Terri
tory of Utah.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

Estate ofDr. N. L. Davis, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN nv
~ the undersigned Administrators Of
the estate OF Morrill, Lockwood Davis.
deceased, 10 the creditors Of, and ali per.
sons having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them, with the Goes.
cary vouchers, within ten months after
tne hrtt publication Of this notice, 70 the
ssl1 administrations at the Office of de-
ceased: Third South street, between East
Aaq West Temple streets. in the County
EMMA N. DAVIS,
kAY DAVIS,
Administrators OF the estate Of de-
ceased. U9
,. Dated at Sal! Lake City, August 18th.
$3.50 aug29.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-30
TEMPLE TOPICS
General News Fron the 'sRis.
ing" Town in Bell.

TENPLE, May 26.-Farmt Is are jublani
over the crop prospect The recent
showers have given vegetation renewed
vigor and harvest hopes are bright, in
deed.
Lumbermen are excited over recent
moving orders from the Santa Fe author
tiles. Continued contention oyer location
of yards on the part of the dealers, is
said to be the cause Of their removal from
railroad territory. Lumber yards will
now be located on private property.
Very little excitement followed the Ia e
lynching at Bolton. Considering their op
portunities those lynchers must be COM
mended for extreme leniency. Heretofore
it was usua to clear the jail from base
ment 10 rafter. Yes, the decline from mir e
TO two shows cOncusively that wholesale
summary strangulation is gong out of
vogue with Bells vigilantes. SO mote
il be.
Pay day with the Santa Fe occurred
this week. The drinking has been quite
moderate, but the fisticuffs above par.
On the 25th, about the weird hour of
a. m, the section men met the brakemcn
in a hostile encounter. 1t was seven OF
the former 10 five OF the latter The con-
test, which took place in one OF the ga
looms, was sharp, swift and saHguinary,
leaving the brakemen victorious. Cracked
skulls and battered frontispi, ces were the
casualties, although split fingers
and thumbs, caused from Tending of bill
Hard cses, were also quite numerous.
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TEE CANDIDATES.
when and Where They VIII
Meet the People.

Our readers will remember that oul
! Sunday morning edition contained list
OF the appointments made by general
! consent of the parties interested. They
made some changes and we subjoin the
list which they proprose and expect to
abide by:
Bosqu, lie, Tuesday, May Both, 8P. NJ.
Robinsonville, Thursday, June LIST,
SPIN.
Geneva, Saturday, June Sd, 10 P. NJ.
Bold Springs, Saturday, June Sd,
SP.M
Chalk Bluff, Thursday, June sth,
S Pm
Ross Station, Friday, June 9th, s P. NJ.
Robinson School House, June 10th,
SIN
Mastersvi lie, June 18th, 10A.M.
Speegleville, June 18th, 10 NJ.
Moody, Tuesday. June Doth, l0-A. NJ.
Comanche Springs, Tuesday June Doth,
Pm
Crawford, Wednesday, June 21st, 10
A. NJ.
Patton, Wednesday, June Dist, SP.M
Breland, Saturday, June oath, 10 p. NJ.
Waco, Friday, June Both, Bpm.
According Ito the above programme
the people of Bosqueville will be Attic
ted tonight. and it is presumed that all
will turn out and thereby make the bur
den lighter for each one.
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PERSO NAL.

Or. Caldwell. now OF China Springs, was
in town yesterday.
Mrs. Ella Webb, OF Houston, was among
the arrivals last evening.
oa Vi? snd @ aiIi piGioBbably be out soon.
Mr.. Will. Sturgis, OF Hilsboro, is in
the city on briai business and social visit,
M-.P.l.. Downs OF the banking house
of Downs Bros, Temple, spent yesterday
in the city.
Or. Jacob Frazier has returned from
his California tour and is in the city visit
j, & friends.
Col. Bill Oglesbv, formerly Wacoite,
but now living In Coryell county, Is ID the
city on a flying visit.
Mr.. w c. Burke. OF the Missouri Pa.
citic engineer corps, spent Sunday anu
yesterday in the city.
Mr. !. w. Stene, who has been spending
q month among friends in Tennessee, mas
returned looking hearty and happy
Y,l. sanford johnson came III saturday
from the rancho OF the stock growing as
ISOLATION and leaves tor there to-day.
Mr.. W. d Brown, of Whitney, one OF
| Waco's former residents. was in the city
yesterday circulating around among hi
old friends.
Mai Wiley Jones and Mr. }. V. Smith
SIRE back from san Antonio. they re-
port having had a very pleasant stay ii
the Alamo city.
MI J. +. Anderson, state agent of the
Vic ytt4eliDaE who hul hi.
headquarters in Waco, got back iast even.
ing from Il trip around the state.
MI Horace Rowe came in from Lam.
pasas on last cuCnings train He has
concluded 10 20 INTO sheep raising and
will return 10 his rancho out there In d
short time.
Geo W. Tyler, Esq, came over from
Bolton Sunday evening. he IL a Candi
date tor legislative honOIs as tloator in the
district composed OF Bell, Milan and
| Robertson counties.
Charley Gay. one OF the genial citizens
| of FIT Worth, is in town. He is here as
witness in criminal caEe that he doesn't
know anything AT all about, and has been
/ put to q great deal OF unnecessary trouble
! and expense thereby,
Mrs. Mary Nlediei, VINO has Tor many
years resided in South Waco, has pur.
chased the Lehman dairy place in the
breaks OF the Bosque, seN en- miles west OF
the citv, and with her brother, Prof
! Richard Conner, will make her homo
there in future She moved out yester-
/ day
The EXAMINER had the pleasure OF a call
Yesterday from Judge a. c. II. Willis, of
| Galveston, who Is here on legal tusincss
Judge Wills is an old resident OF Texas
and was district attorney at the time that
/ NcLennan was one Of the thirteen coun-
I ties in his district and he aft"rward hon
ored the supreme bench. lie mot numer-
GUS old friends here With whom he wa.
familiar in dAYs agone.
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4 Noted sEmronGone.

Col. J. Scott Jenkins, OF the Clinton
Bridge Company who is just back from q
"Trip 10 Houston, and who is past grand
commander OF the grand commandery OF
masons OF the state of Iowa, Yesterday re-
ceiyed q circular announcing formally
the death OF Sir Knight Robert F. Bower
Of that state. The deceased WAS q prom
inent merchant and citizen OF Kcokuk.
hSd been grand commander OF the STATE
Of lows Tor three years, and at the time of
his death was grand high priest of the
grand royal arch chapter of the United
States. Not only in his own state bur
throughout the union in the rank of ma
sorry the name Of Robert r. Bower is
known. Outside the order too, his name
is familiar all over the northwest, and he
has always maintained the honor and Dig
nifty which gave him the high standing he
enjoyed rs mason. business man and a
light in the social walks of life. Col.
Jenkins, who was intimately acquainted
with him, speaks OF him in the highest
terms as q brother and gentleman, and
masonry throughout the union may VOL
mourn his less.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-30
Headquarters tor Mineral and
soda Water

OK DRAUGHr, NICHEY, SKL1ZER. Ills
SINGER. SARATOGA AND OSwEGo DEKP
Rock. is BoT1LE7 SARATOGA. VI, lily.
GERMAN BITTER. HUNYADI, JoNOs, AND
OswKGC, DERP Rock.
l would call special attention 10 the Os
wego Deep Rock mineral water, both as n
beverage and medicinal. II il purely
duretiC. not cathartic thoroughly cleansing
the kidneys, purifying and strengthening
the system. lt is preferred TO the sweet
est beverages, so liable to destroy the tone
OF the stomach and to the Cathartic water
that weakens the system. In my soda
water Use nothing but the purest fruit
Syrups and it is GENERALLY pronounced the
best in the city. Fresh ce,rate magnessia
respectfully on ice.
u. BRRKENs. druggIst.-63Otf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-30
Appellate Court Decisions
McLenuau COUNTY

The following cases from this county
were decided By the court OF appeals last
Saturday.
George Williams vs.. the state; from
McLennan county. Reversed ana re-
handed. Per Wilson.
Bud Patterson vs. the state; rom NC
Lehman county. Reversed and remanded
Per Wilson.
Dan Norris va. the state; from McLen
nan county. Affirmed.
Geo. Cook VS.. the state; from McLen
nan county. Affirmed.
RI. Kingsbury VS.. the state; from Nc
Lehman couRty. Affirmed.
John Caldwell vs.. the state; from Nc
Lehman county. Affirmed.
John Kelly VS. the state; from McLen
nan county. Affirmed. Per White.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-30

When passing by - and 20 Austin ave
nue., don't fail 10 stop anj examine Tie
large and well selected stock Of House
Furnishing Goods. embracing every thing
in that line pertaining 20 a household, viz
Crockcry ware Glassware, STOVES. TIN
ware, Cutlery, -llots. Woodcuwarc. Re
frigclators, FLY Traps. Fruit Jars, both
glass and tin, and many things too nu-
mrrUus 10 mention.
| SIN now receiving In store CARLOAD
of those famous Farmer Girl Cook Stoves,
irstiy acknowledged to be superior to any
in tho market, and possessing more con
vcnicnccS than any other stove now OF
trrrd in this market. Remember. | guar
antco these stoves In every respect.
Have also. in same car. % nice line of
RNugcs, adapted for hotel and family use.
which | also warrant
Have just received a car load Of MaSon'>
Self sealing Fruit Jals. which I bought
direct from the factory, and will sell low
in case lots.
Call or send your orders Tor whatever
goods You may wish in my line. and will
promise you low figures, and that YOU
will get what you buy, ~ my motto i to
please. G.. \. CURTIS.
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w. II. Cotton q Co, have just opened
the Palace Of Sweets, next door to Enron
& Novich, on Austin avenue, where pure
homemade ca dies and fresh fruits can
be found AT ali times. They invite espe-
cial attention TO their cream soda and
cream lemonade and are confident that a
trial will establish its merit Approaching
the fact that success in business as else
where depends upon a legitimate and up
right course, they sIecttully invite you
IN cali -O5}OIV
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General Hob PRINTING!

The EXAMINER desires to inform those
who wish iirst-class job printing, from the
smallest dodger up to the best class OF
book work, and fine commercial PRINTING
that It can be had at this office. The iof
office is In charge of Mr.. En-. S. Hughes
who is thoroughly familiar with every
feature of the business. The Office has on
hand the largest stock of stationary, suita-
bic for all kinds of work, ever seen in,this
part of Texas and estimates will be fur
nished all who apply. The job rooms are
supplied with all the new faces In TYNE
and have every facility for turning out
tirst-class work rapidly and at bottom
pficps
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Observation-Disclosures

Who of You has not at one time in
your youthful days been absorbed In
following these strange creations OF
Mrs. Holmes, through the varying vIcis
STUDIES of life. Pity the former, but
take advantage of the latter-the warm,
genial, life-eiving smiles Of the cheering
sunshine to promenade down town and
examine hat invoice of new neck-wear
received to-day at the Fashion Bazaar.
052Stc
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chemists have established the fact
'ilat coffee and tea contain vegetable
tolson, and chemists have also esfab.
lsned the fact that the "Conrads Bud
weiser" is the most healthy and nutri-
tlous beverage. Ask for it at your drug-
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Publishes, Notice.

No per son connected with the EXAMISgK es-
tablishment Is authorized 70 make purchases
OF any kind. hsTing the same charged to the
office, without an order from the business man
sger, c. n. Hubby. Merchants and others
selling goods To employees and expecting the
Examiner Publishing Company to pay the
same (withOut an order a. above stated, will
do so at their own risk We SHAH abide by this
announcement, which Is rendered necessary as
q suupd hmeInCss nleR.ura.
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SOLID FOR LANG.
MILAN County, Choice for Com
9reSSInan.

The people o! this congressional district
are far from being satisfied with the man
ner in which it was laid out by the legis-
lature. lille In Austin last week we met
with number OF prominent democrats
from different portions OF the district who
report an ominous dissatisfaction among
people. The evident purpose OF the legis-
ture in running 80 tar from home to take
in Navarro county WAS 10 make a district
for Mr.. Mills. The act WAS not In keeping
with the interests of the main portion of
the district, and the people are not dispos-
ed to sacrifice their welfare for the sake
OF any one man. The reports from Bell,
McLennan, Falls, Washington and Burle-
son are decidedly In favor OF administer
| ing severe rebuke TO this scheme of a
few political wireworsers by giving Mr.
Mills the cold shoulder. anu putting up
some other man. The district contains a
number OF men equally as able 10 repre-
| sent lis In congress a. Ar. Mills. McLen-
nan. Burleson, Washington and Falls
counties would, we learn. gladly support
Hon. W. w. Lang, while we are satisfied,
he would be strongly sanctioned by
the people OF Milan. He is one OF
the ablcst and most public-sprlted
men in the state, and thoroughly ldenti-
| fled with the material interests of the peo-
pie. The signs of the times are that Mr..
! Lang and not DIR. Mills will be the demo
cratic nominee in spite OF the geiryman-
dering. Mr.. Mills has been in congress
for the past ten years, and yet his name
has not, during that whole time, become
identified with any measure, or undertake
ing OF prominence or general importance
Mr. Lang during that time las held nc
prominent political Office Ike MI Mills
yet his name has been associated witt
measures looking to the upbuiding o
the welfare Of his state 10 such an e1tan
that ne would carry to congress ma
tioual reputation. The district would Dc
| II. OF hornc u. $780, -
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importer medicines only aggravate
human diseases. Don't experiment with
your health. If you don't just know
what ais you, use,Brrwn's Iron Bitters.
1t will strengthen you and assist nature
in removing every symptom OF distress
-523lv.
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HomsfOn. Wet &Cn-

Wholesale grocers 42I and 423 North
main and 2O2, 104. 206 and 2U8 Vine streets
st. Louis, Mo-. Issue weekly price book
which they will furnish to merchants or
parties intending 10 commence business
tree of charge on application. 02-27dwly
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-30

Now is your time TO get choice bath
and flesh brushes, bathing gloves OF all
grades Of texture, both for ladies and cen
tlrmaD, they are so nice. and they do
make one feel 80 good. Tucker Il Willis
haYe them and Just one hundred novelties
too, that would Just do YOU GOOD 10 sen
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-30
The Wenther To.nmr.

The signal service bureau report the in
dicatlons for to-day TO be, for the West
Cult States, warm and fair weather, light
variable winds shit ing to south easter
ly, stationary ar lower pressure.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-30
sWfNDLERS TWO.
The Female Sharp and the Lie
She Eoid-

New York, May pa Sun special
from Troy, New York, says Il woman of
ladylike appearance, good address and
exceptionally brilliant conversational
powers, who gave the name OF Florence
\. Houston, disappeared from this city
yesterday after dipping and robbing the
proprietor OF a fashionable boarding
house and unsuccessfully attempting 20
rob Brown OF u large sum OF money on
al alleged valuable bond. She claimed
to be daughter of the late Confederate
General Hood, and widow OF grand
son ofS8muel HOuston,at one time Gov
ernor OF Texas
a NAME EXPLOITS.
NEW YonK, May "a well .drossed
man, evidently southerner, represent
ing himself az connected with the finn
Of jus. 9. Bale x Son. OF Augusta, has
been swlndllng parties i'll this city and
Boston out OF small sums OF money. In
Boston he imposed upon tho confidence
OF firm to whom he represented him
self as ". L. Richards, Of the firm OF W.
I. richards & Soma, OF Augusta, Ga
With the affairs OF this firm be seemed
equally cOnversant and talked OF pur-
chases that had been made 10y Richards
Of the Boston house and it's Now York
branch. When questioned regarding
HIM W. I. Richards q Son replied by
teleRraph"there il no such person as W.
I. Richards, Jr.. with us" In a recent
letter received by Mr. Woodruff of the
firm of Thos Leemiug b Co, Messrs.
BGilie X White say they have no knowl-
edge OF whom thu swindler is. 1t is u
young man from Thompson, Ga, who
recently came north on wedding tour
and ustensibly 10 purchase some goods
for Il store he was about TO open.
My trknd, look here you know how
weak and nervous your wlsa Il, and You
know that C,rtct's Iron Pills will relieve
her, now why not he iair about 1t and buy
her box , 523lw
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TO Contractors.

And people building l will do tin roof
ing tor six dollars a square, also guttering
and other tin work. W. r. CUMMINGS
Shop in Stones building on Fifth street
523lt
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sheriff sale,

Just received rom New York sheriff
sale. go pure linen bosom white shirts
GOOD value for two dollars, which We
will sell for one dollar each.
2St. LEVINE Bros.
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1t Is more economy To buy good cloth
ing than shoddy, and you can save money
and annoyance by going 10 Levine Bros.
one-priced clothing house where nothing
hui the best fnhrics are sOld.-2Stc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-30

BY visiting Peter DeFrancis' garden
South Fifth street Pleasant outdoor re
sort for ladies, gentlemen and children
Summer refreshments served In best style
Platform and pavilion for dancing, and ell.
cgant music from 3 p. NJ. 70 mid night
Picnic parties, societies, etc, can rent the
garden, with all attractions included, on
reasonable terms. Take south Fourth
street cms TO reach the grounds-523tc
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SpecIaINottcc,n u-,.,os

:, ID. iaoer 's showing the neatest STYLES
III White goods OF every kind, and the
Io 49, Selec't,i IN new laces, all of the latcSt
gain. r SHom p"r-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-30

While il is said that quinine is the great
panacea against fever and Strengthens the
system. we KNOW that "Conrads Bud
weiser" will do this very thing. ASK
your druggist for IL. O32lt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-30

we can re commend them rs being tn
pes, selection of Geo. Westerb0lm e.
son pocket knives and raZors we have
seen seen fucker Il Willis wi sill you one
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Gentlemen.

Six OF the best fitting white shirts for
$50. Six OF the best four ply bosom
and perfect fitting white shirts for 5000
at 3. Haber's.
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Ladies,

For an elegant parnsol, lined OF unlined.
handsome fan, or for the neatest COL
larttte or fishu, go to headquarters and
that is B. Habers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-30

Levine Bros. are offering seamless ttg-
ured and polka dot socks for % cts. a
pair that are well worth 10 cts. per pair.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-30

Ladies of Waco, save labOr.and trouble
by buying your girls a couple OF those
common sense dresses, and fit your bows
n one OF those handsome suits that are on
Exhibition at Levine Bros. O5I1tc
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Many who long suffered from nervous
debility would now be in their graves had
they not used Browns Iron Bitters. Sold
by Tucker IL Wills, Waco. Texas.-0l6lw