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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-16
A SuE.e grnnumh0 Owl

Some time ago the cotton exchange
imported species of owl, or more prop
erly speaking, a nlght-hawk, which is
very common other portions of the
United States al Canada. but seldom
seenln some parts of Texas, and we learn
not at all IN Mexico, and got up much
curiosity over 1t as d strange and rare
bird. Some persons we're cOnslde--
/ ably fooled when they saw this
/ bird, and 1t may be difficult TO
make many believe hat there was yes
teTday N town an owl which WAS sure
enough real curiosity, and was so pro
noupced by all who saw it. The strange
bird was caught by Mr. J. ". thinner
man, Of Troy, Bell ccIuty, in a thicket
where Il had flown in the day time and
was n able to see the way out. The
bird Is abour half grown and was
brought 10 town by NJ. Zimmerman as
curiosity. II is remarkable from
the act that none Of these
strange owls nave before been seen IN
Texas, and are sand 70 have come from
the Rocky mountains, where they live
IN caves and creylCe- Of rocks. They
have q head shaped Ike a monkey, and
their plumage Is remar ably CANDY
The one winch We saw was dark vel
|owish brown, and had spots very much
ike polka spor muslin. The under part
of the wings were the color of the upper
edge Of fine ri .nbow, and the legs were
cOveerd With y=IlOwish down. Alto
gether II was Il strange as well
Il, in'ercs' ing ioohing brd ard won d
pass On is good tO0k- anywhere. In fact,
il would make many of the parrots and
c1ckatooS ashamed Of thtms, Ives on
sty,e Thy III around at night and feed
on rats aAd mice entirely. They 10 nos
harm CHICKENS or Other barn-yard fowls
ana aye considered quite an acguiSi ion as
rat-Catche's. l. Is only la'ely obey have
made their app a.ance in Bel county, bur
from the number Of yru;g cn"s
seen. il -et ms they breed
very fast. but h.iag very wary only few
Of them lave been caught. \ par of
them which were on exhibition at hrlton
some time AGO were Sold to Mir. see tyson
OF Galveston Il i SAID hey lay. ct AMI
tai Z carr at th;.ir hached trnodS At the
same lime. They ar" distinguished from
other owls At night tro he fact that
they ser am instead Of hooting TIE
pretty piumagr and strange h, ad OF the
bird is. haWey,r. is chief "ttr" elton, and
Mr. Iiinmelm u ;as had offers to tuy his
from many p. Is ,i,s, II ne has not taken
i, home ii mas b. seen to-day at Clcye-
land x ta'u,r4us,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-16
BUSINESS YsREvITIES
observations OF Examiner At
s5EChe> On Matters Inter
esIinS 80 Buyers.

Il: you want your drugs and presrr p
uCns reliable and pure, got thUm n Ham
let's drug store.
step up ia Jark.on's gallery ani ST.
tor some OF tfO-e new pictures. lou
VII pleased with them.
Fresh Vaccine points al Castles Il Cos
AID iUu -tock of itraly ami Ianry GOOD,
in everything peltaini' Z 10 Jhc drug line.
II You want to ste line photos and
works OF art visit DeiHu ii MuOrrs ac:i,l-
envy OF arr, Austin street. between Fifth
ami sixth stress.
What everybods ssys must he so, ana
1hCy all say E"pers liquors aud cigars are
unsurpassed anywhere, and the hot fried
oyster on a fork is Immense.
If You are not cal. tul you will post
ponc getting your ticket Tor the ru. i'm
bail ;,!.d supper, ana il you should mis- il,
you vii regret II very much.
Purchase your staple and fancy GRO.
corics butter. eggs, chickens, vegetables.
etc OF lie Chambers, Ird on Will ney-
er have cause 10 complain about either
pre- orqullity.
-Rrmembcr that the sale of valuab'e
improved and uniu proved property at
auction. under trust, takes place at the
coUlt house AT 2p. N. to-day. The sale is
absolute. and those VINO desire 10 inv, 81
,u0uli be present. The t"rmS can be
lc.rned by calling on John /. Dyer. trus-
tee.
just arrived at u. B,hren's drug store,
fresh vaccine virus.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-16

Another Of those very enjoyable social
events tor which the Gerniania club is
noted, WIS given at their ball last night.
and hotw thsLnndjng bad weather, the A.
tendance WAS largr, and the c .paci,y OF the
hail was taxed to afford room. The cnt, p
tainmet consisted If vocal and instrn-
mental music, at the start, followed
by wcit-aran2cd dancing programme.
with intervals Tor raitiking of
very tine lunch hountitully supplied, the
cake and other good things finding many
an anxious tooth. The young people
seemed to enjoy Themselves to the high
est degree, and it WAS altogether one of
the best affairs ever gwen by tie club.
Among ln5 other attractions which lent
pleasure t. the Occa ion was the High
land Fling and "Blne bon. eGs." exe"nfed
a. only an De by Scotchn4n. Col ID. -
Munr" holding the floor. The evenings
cntertliamenr, which lasted until Il late
hour. was thorough, ci loved
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-16
Z. ,NewbrtFI.

1t will be pleasing information TO our
readers to know that Mr.. l. Newburg,
late OF the firm OF Newton Il Newburg,
East Waco has opened up with a fresh
and complete stock OF dry goods. Goth
ing, hats, boo :, shoes, trunks notions,
gents furnishing goods. etc, III K. {. Ma
iors' old stand. south plaza, Mr. New
turg came t. Waco "a stranger hut by
close attention 10 business and his we'll
know reputation fer doing the sqnare
thing by everybody, he has made hosts OF
friends and built up large trade. In Or
der 10 more fully meet The wants eli his
Old aud new trade be has moved into this
wejl-known stand, and with large. IF, Sh
and wrli-selrcted stock is able 70 Offer his
customers every Advan age in prizes and
guarantee AL goods. All Who have trad, Il
with Mir. New burg at his old stand know
that he viii always treat hem right and
those who have not yet visited his house
should do so al once lie proposes to
make il 10 the interest of all to give him d
share OF their pal rouagr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-16
COkE'S TARIFF SPEECH.
Extracts from Metropolitan
DaIiies.
The following we clip from lengthy
review in the Richmond Daily Dispatch:

The following we clip from lengthy
review in the Richmond Daily Dispatch:
Prom our Regu Al Correspo ndent."
WASHINGTON, February 7.-Senator
Coke, of Texas, brother of the Messrs.
Coke of the Richmond bar, is one of the
strong men of congress, ana his speeches
are always full of vigorous thought.
Now, while he has not the grace Of ora
tory of Vest or Lamar, he is as earnest
as covenanter, and whether you agree
with HIM or not you are bound to con-
cede that he is big-brained and studi-
Gus statesman. He is a tariff reformer,
however, of the strictest sect, and shares
with Mr.. Beck tonight the reputation of
having exhausted that side of the tariff
question. L. Q. Washington has just
remarked to me that the speeches of the
Texas and Kentucky Senators referred
to are the ablest delivered on the tariff
since the war. Governor Coke to-day
addressed the country through the sen
ate for over three hours, and even Texan
protectionists had right to feel proud
of the effort
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The Examiner Publishing Company i,
at the present rime printing several VT, k
ly and monthly journals. and is now in
crea-img It's facilities so that it viii her,
after lie abb 10 DO ali II this character OF
work that may be offered, in manner
equal to that q any publishing mouse in
the stare. Those wlo fave made the trst
find that We can DO the work tor them
much cheaper than they can do it at home
and give iir,t-clasS press work, type,
MAKE. up, folding, ere. We are also pre-
Pared To 10 all classes Of ! printing.
from the pllineSt poster or sueot door,
up to the best class OF commercial work
and ii wedding good,. ThO.e who wish
10 economic and get the best class OF work
promptly executed. are invited TO inYesti-
r:lte our facilities.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-16

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cs,,... ,.,.,- t5,,,1s ~ .t'4.s 49, Ia
has NJ ,ins -, rr ~. 80 -
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- a,0ythiIg Ike 4avnrohie ga Nc bl
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4 Very Queer Idea.

gentleman writes from Hiil>borO to u
merchant of this city, saying that he I'M
derstands that a farmer cannot sell his
cotton in Waco, bur has TO put it into the
hands of a commission merchant, and
asks for Information. saying he has some
on hand and would like TO know. We
are really sorry !or our HillSboro friend,
and hope he wall visit Waco soon. and
see how absurd The idea IS and how an i'm
preston without the least reason in the
world will sometimes take possession OF i
persons mind. or ii report. no matter how
false on its t.cc, will 60 the rounds. The
fact OF the matter is that there are plenty
OF BUYERS III Waco for all tie cotton that
com, IN. and if the entire crop OF Hill
county was offered on the square today
buy ers could be found TO take il all with
out ever sending a bale 10 a comm sSion
merchant or putting il into a warehouse.
No doubt the farmer who got this
information was approached by some
one who is either working against Waco,
in Seli-intereSt or was paid to work
against il in the interest OF some one else.
By all means We h pc our 'riend will not
allow himself 10 be stuffed with such
ideas any more. and we would advise him
not TO speak of such thing wherr people
know anything about Waco. or he will
surely be set down as the object OF prac-
zeal sell The tact is. III re is no more
open or free market in the S ate than
Waco is. and the man who wants TO bring
his cotton to this market an sell IL AT
once, will find more buyers than he has
bales tor, without putting it in the hands
of commission nan. We have ware
hou e. heie, bat they are for the accom-
moia'IOn OF those who wish to store not
only cotton. but wheat, oats. hides, wool,
flour, or any other article, 1t will afford
our friend the best kind of relief it he will
bring down few bales OF cotton and see
how soOn lie will find 4 dozen or twenty
buyers tor ii, and he will get tuil prices
TOO.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-16
mIha Great Snufhern Rensoi,

"Brazos Chill Cure" when : he
ranted Tor the cure of cblli' an 8
is positive antidOte for I II,;Ijn, I
has no rival as a tonic for OO iu,b I
an emaciated system from ' ~b5 s
matte causes, and to those WI W. g !:
necessarily exposed to nila ;;,h he =
ences, and are attended VIII VIII ol ~
lowing symptoms, such s. - III ioinlsr
tite, aching of the back anu inii,gs
verishness, severe headache isIeeps
ton to get about, low sPlrliis, syepts
ness, chilly sensations, an" maj ID,
hot, burning fever, willtn ,;itpat q
terminate in bilious, rT rem ,.,nsqsdS'
termittent fever, We would 1 su1 ID y
you keep supply on ns ,i~s, bi.
time and take dose thi' '..ar,, 81,
No other medicine is neeeSsaIa ID ,
very concentrated and poTi.,oooU: y
effects in removing the p "a no oa'G
ments from the blood, anu ,,sr tbsBy
appreciate this warning D' les. ii !,
to those atmospheric polsoi,lss,s !.
In the fall season, when gam lool Big
crops in the midday Snn ios, thenS
and heavy dews OF molii," most prg
those malignant fevers are re- TreeOnD
lent, and to them we Woa.C chin W
every sV srSG morning on rising, .n lsI
avoid the danger OF mn 'sa and and cA's
say nothing of the Nh tlln strychar >
saved in the end. No nrescre
arsenic. The physlclah'. fdrnggFs h
recommend it. ASK You nriee 81 pr
it and take no other. wv
tie. Prepared only oy Z WIZ
Waco,
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dedicated Glass.

Mr.. w. p. Riviere, practical watch
maker and optician, is my agent at Waco
Texas, Tor my celebrated medicated glass
spectaCles The mcdicatcd glasses are
chemically treated and strengthen and
preserve the eyes. None genuine unless
stamped with my Name. Beware OF coun-
teritits. II. HoUsAH.
56 st Charles street New Orleans La.
02l0lm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-16

10 whom it may concern, the contract of
lease and rental that has been OF existed,
made by and between the undersigned for
the new hotel, corner Fourth and Frank
I'm streets,is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, TRvIs F. JONES.
WILEY JONES.
j. l.. BARNES.
February Il 1889 -0llh2t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-16
THE CITY.

Our tcle4raphic markets viii not be
found undressing tins morning.
Read Anderson & Bro : doGbr-co..
Umu announcement in lhiS mulniu Z L.
sue. fist page. and REMEMBER that they
have "a la'ge stock OF collins. metallic.
rOS"W God AM 0'her caShets, line hcarscs,
undertake IS goods. etc, ANA have in con
nccr.on with tHeir business general ilD-
nLuIe rcIaIrng Muu-e.
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hsye This day sol / nv cltirr stock OF
collins. underiak,rS outfit. rn ttresS-mal-
'ng business and my repair and workshop
to Anderson X Brother. AMI II, speak Tor
my soHs continual on OF that gcn' r"uS
81 ppO,t so long TX nj Il to me. All per
sons are notified that an .eas"n II Blo:nrr
have the sole right TO { ,llcct notes and NC
counts due I" me, w NJ. ANDERSEN.
Waco, February Is. 1852.
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The travelling public. as well as the
people OF Whitney and Hill county will
be glad 10 know that Frank Hinchman
has opened very fine livery stable. His
blggHs. ro@d and drummer wagons are
all new, and horses the fastest and safest
IN Hill coun J. Remember this when
you go TO Whitnev.-lO2Stf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-16

Persons ought to remember that DIR.
Be'illa is the only dentist who has re-
duced his prices for dental work within
the reach IT the poor mans family. who
have heretofore been drbarrea the priyi-
lege OF having their teeth fixed. owinr to
dentil work being so high. Dr. BcviIIe
is doing fist class work at reduced prices.
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Compound Syrup Of SarsaparIII'
Iodlde Of Potassium.

The remedies in this prepafs.M
ranked by the medical profession
most certain af alternatives and lfi J
tives, possessing the power OF Eel.- y
from the blood those humOrs OPP.
pies which disturb its purity, dpa-
them toward the natural ear =,
channels. 1t is employed WIN W Y,
tage in chronic affections oil Is :
eruptivc and skin diseases, suta /.
Authony's fire, erysipelas, p y,
pustules, blotches, bOils, tumof'' -
or salt rheum, scald-head, rIns.. 4,
ulcers and sores, chronic rheanA,,
syphilitic and mercurial disess;' :, I
generally for the various dlse'S"
ing from impurities OF the bloOu; =, 4
1t forms a powerful Alternative y. :,
renovation of the blood and ioI 'a +
toration of tone and stren.!l t,sg
system when debilitated by Wa 5rs
Ask your druggist for our maAt ~ y.
are in search Of good blOoi p \.
and Alternative. Price 81 per VI; IND.
six bottles for 50. Prepared y h'@is3
and Willis, manufacturing ~
Waco, Texas.
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Wishing TO close out our business. we
offer our large stock of staple and fancy
groceries at from ID 10 % per cent.
cheaper than the same goods can be had
anywhere else in the city. Come and see
tor yourselves.
02I2tf W B. Sc .RBoRoUGu & Co.
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JAMES DUGELBY,
LocksmHh : Mach,nist
SPECIALITY OF REPAIRS.

Safes, Locks, Sewing Machines. Pumps
and all kinds OF Machinery sklltully re-
paired ut moderate prices. Shop on South
Fifth street, between Austin and Franklin
next TO simpsons marble yard. p. O.
Box 292, Waco, Texas. O2l6lw
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referring to the: I'VE, we would say
that We will rom th, time forth conduct
the furniture und undertaking buSin, IS in
AL lis Lranch' S, at the old stAn', and ask Il
continuance OF the public .Avor so long
Xtended 10 us.
Zli3t ANDERSON * RKnTHER
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-16

The hest place to Get refreshments and
lunch Of any kind or style. and also the
best cent cigar In the city, can be found
1t Cha. kOphal's Austin avenue
uJiSlv
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MANS .cmI-N 9
The Weather To-day.

The sjgnal service bureau predicts part
Iy cloudy weather and locu rains Tor tie
glll region to-..ay. with warmer southel-
Iy winds aad stationary OF lover pres
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-16

We have frequently been a-ked what
Is the trouble with our northern mail,
aud why II Is we cannot get either papers
or letters from points on the narrow
gauge east Of Tyler or any St. Louis
matter. Travellers who have been in the
city ami are now here are at loss to
know WY they cannot hear rom their
houses, and the firms have telegraphed
that they have written repeatedly but
are unable to hear from their letters
The explanation is that the Narrow
Gauge for several days-yes, for the last
two weeks,-has been unable to take
mail out of Corslcaua on account of
wash-outs and other accidents. Post
master Leland for the last two or three
days has been telegraphing
to see if he could not
get the mail started over some other
route, and yesterday a par ) of the letter
mail came IN. He has adyices that it
will be forwarded to Dallas via the
Texas and Pacific, and thence by the
Central unit! the blockade is opened at
Texarkana The delay has been a seri-
Gus inconvenience to business mer,
but could not be helped, as ac-
cldents caused by the elements cannot
be entirely guarded against. We make
this statement also that persons may
not thluk it is eny neg .gence on the
part of postmasters, either here or at
other points, that has caused the non
delivery Of mail. At least two carloads
OF letter and paper mail banked UP at
IeXarkana. Is now mOvi lg, and no
doubt We Will get large lot OF it to-day,
and for several DAYS to come
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Notice 10 rkc Puhtir

The new saloon now opened under the
title of Kerkow II Nigel is not the Nigel
that keeps the Imperial saloon. | have
dofhing whatever to do with it.
O202dlm NJ NIGEL.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-16

If you want to get something really
good in the way OF hair and nail brushes,
coars and fine ivory combs, toilet soaps,
handkerchief extracts toilet waters Of all
odors, lily whites, toilet powders, ronges.
etc. OF one hundred styles. just call en
Tucker q Willis. WacU. YNXas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-16

j. B. Vesey has moved part of his stock
across the street, and may be found at the
Fourth street entrance of the McLennan
hotel, where he offers full line OF garden
seed, flower seed, bulbs and plants, for
house and garden, everSreens, fruit trees,
etc tO2lS
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Shooting.

The understanding is sure To come eff
at 3 o'cl, elk sharp. All are invited to IT.
Tend. \ few chances are reserved. Con
yeyance from the gun shop. l2lGlt
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II you want any dental work, call on
DIR. Mann. His prices for tirst-class
work are lower than any other dentist in
Waco. No shoddy work done in his Of
nee, 02ll-lw
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Rose Coco SaXaIius

A perfect hair dressing. j..
moter of the growth OF the hal, /
other compound possesses the r+--
properties which so exsrtIy nj, ]
various conditions OF the h6m,1 4
lt s0ftcns the hair when bsrI !,
dry; it s"oth"s the irriiatel =
skin; it affords and produce. tbsfl
est luster; removing all damn.
scurt, etc, thereby making it. q,
have asserted, without eYcrvtta ,
best ariielr ever used for the hsir a.
will only cost you - rents DIR ts,
Prepared only by Tucker 4 Ne
Waco, Texas.
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Look for the sign of he Little
Store" on South Fourth street. Re
celved daily full supply of fresh pro-
duce, and the best staple and fancy gro
ceries always kept. Ul25lm
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Fresh stock Of Louisiana Sugars and
Strips. dir"c1 nom plant; tions, Tor SAFE at
bottom pli"Cs by {. {. MCCULLoCH.
C2iE5rc
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For Rent.

a large store, 100 feet deep. with one
room, gas and water, on Austin street
oEpo' tie Wintrry'S stable. Apply to X
W. Hills ~ Bro, at store. 020Slww2t
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Has undoubtedly the bes. M
ton of any medicine for the cur
consumption that we have YET b
able to find. 1t is prepared eIlas
for consumption, and those VII
affected with u deep seated coup
long-standing. A few doses Civ
mediate relief, and if kept up F-lt
feet a cure. II is very soothing e
lungs and pleasant to lake. Ofi J
nights sleep, free from those dHa-
paroxysms OF coughing, is worth 9
than the price Of Il half dozen s11
Ask your druggist for a O0Iz
once ; price 90 cents and q per
Prepared only by Tucker u V
Waco, Texas.
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A fresh lot of eggs, butter, fruits, nuts,
etc, Just received at the Little Store,
South Fourth street. l25lm,
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Il "DsFcsstd Mother" viii apply at
tn "tli.e she vi. hear OF Il pace tor her
child. U2tGlt
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"Baby Collie Drops" did it. NJ
has now become one of the hou-
inGispensablcS, and during our a.
years of experience We have gg
been able to find anything to ~,
ce!e it, FOR certainly it is Oneal
most speedy and sure remeIis; =
i'll use, and yet it is as harmls;
water in its effect. No mother hsrz
used it will ever be withou. i. a.
There are full and explicit diFats
on the bottle. ASK your lrg!!;
price % cents per bottle. Prs-
only By Tucker Il Willis, Waco, tn
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Brandies, wines, gins, ale, beer, porter
and above all, pure old malt whisky. at
Bart Moore's. l2l0tc
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Notice..

The partnership formerly existing under
the name ct Haralson & Boyle st.
Charles sUloon) has lis day been dis
solved, and all Claims eX sting against said
tirm will be settled by MIR. A. }. HARRISON.
O2ll3t
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Niui-Narcine virus At b hrcn's drug
store on AUsJm st.ue', fresh from the
COW.
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Fresh supply Of those Mobile Cigars
Just received by &. &. MCCULLoCH.
NoEht1
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Take your prescriptions to Tucker &
Willis drug store, where they will be
filled acc rately. day or night, on short
notice. None but the purest drugs and
chemicals are used: such as r~e mnnufac-
turcd by Edwin Squibb, ofNew York, and
Parke.. Davis u Co., OF Detroit, Mich
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-16

At the Little Stole. Mammoth and Al
rican cane seed, on Fourth street.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-16

II you want locks. safes, pumps @r sew
ing machin's repaired. see James Dugel-
bl : advertisement i'll another column.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-16

Gle gymen, lawyers, physicians, farm
ers, merchants, business men, gentlemen
OF leisure, and their women folk and
children, all use Browns iron Bitters 1t
eeps them Well.-l2 1T
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-16

Smallpox prevented by calling on Il
Bchren' s tor fresh vaccine virus.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-16

W. P. Martin y Bro. have had placed
IN their convenient and beautifully ar
ranged store room The telephone, Which
gives them iul, Connection with tha trle
phone cXChar re O2l2Iw