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A Real Ghost.

Twcnty-t!rec years ago: as was look
In: out Ike wilr.nw Oi General Tori
co.'s ranch" \: CnOr:liu$ ten mics south
oi Lima. Peru. there PASSED i,y several
lad g, .tnf. gentlemen on horseback. \
lady, whom / will call Mrs. M"rna the
Spanish /, na'sriil:, oi Il common i.n..:!:
n,lH.j, was on. q; the .:iy ta:'ak:t;;e
,::,c was beautiful :;.at have rrr,'i =
Der. Il iI.r :.;t with tho east. with which
am able I" REGAL the Victoria Regina,
or tie Nclluw cunv,:;vL!l:>, "r tI,c b.u1
orchid. as when / first saw these beau
iul flowers in their n:.;;vc I;:M;~. had
never s,M.cn Will Mrs. M"re.,a. Orwili'
her husband, WHO accom-: .,h:;'i l'r:, aud
wn> ticn on Iii, way t" jan Il, from ia
United State, 10 ::.cl hCaiti uf t"ii:l!.!i'-
ton.
Three :c:,r+ ACC, rs lay niu>ing il;
li,y bunk ia :. tun,id >tc'u,er, cfcs:.:!"
tie Atlantic IN ;.;!l ia. light, having: ~:
eyes wiz. ".r.', NrS. a.n!na :.i:e in'"
INV ;.;,i and. 10 i:'y $:rruW, sea: on
il, >;ui,is y ~ ,!'c r,...:: IN. T';.'r''pon,
j r.:~r. !,,:i,>d, .:r,~>c.!an: wen; NJ I"
i,,ea;,:a-. it wa> i"tc, ill.,. saloon WIS
n,*.r... Il; serted, and found cn'y two
..yi;::,,w-, !, rn;:tr> ta'kin. tngethcr, and
eating ham an,l eggs. /: had never ,a II
ia Was i..yn. un,;. :',tWtcn The two, ::A.!
!. being f;'l; ., ..iy vision, remarked! /
Il venture. to him VIII" II: next I" me,
M .. M,rl,a is more plump than she
WAS twenty years ago. My n:i-siiiwr
turnc.i on me Il quiet look .; surprise.
puttin:. his hand into the breast pocket
of iii, coat. l.r drew Oh: one 81; these OK
,.c!srnt r':n:"-r::; lis for which: sn''"
American l.n:tsgral hers arc 50 crchr:I'
tel. lis that TIC lady sou mean" hc
gently demanded, ard ] answered.
Certainly. ANA you see she Is rather
stOutcr."
When did y"n ~r:' her last::'' WIS
The next question. and I answered.
This morning. t:c gentleman Wit:
the ,,;"avyr..h W.. i.t. M":cna. the
husband q! II, ! beautiful! lady. We hr-
came lrirn,i:.. w !,a,l many :>:"ial yarns
tonG::,.,r: H.. :..li me- Of his residence III
!: u;a. o: the ro,n; 'lttc cure "i his lungs.
The n,,n,;,.r q. his children. anal many
more delightful hNisclutl THINGS. i'll
wil;cI, ! lad no interest. lie invited
me ia his l;ul,sc On orr arrivi! ut New
York, Mnrrna tr!e-.::sp:!cd /" Iii; wife
who replied w:,i'c he waited III the tel''-
graph n;h.',,. that they we've III! quite
well III home. N.;.i:in" lap ,:n"d.
hwl net, 10 lily recollection, thought M
tire Hiar1;,,s .ur years before. 1t i>vtry
<!;:1ir;l,t to understand, when tw" or
three are ne IT,: ':l,cr under certain
given c;r,nn,-,an '.'S. hat Il re-! PRES
C;,cc ma; be youcE:a,el to each. --So ~
it;lsIr.
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Italian ",H cont, aotAs. .ad Tread b.
tanned sMlle OF the surplus gold and
shipped it t" Italy. 1t is doubtful,
therefore, whether anv other country
hut Italy will l,e able ~ y, t;,ir any COM
siderable amount from, New I..rx. The
:.:'l'! tina; Is thus taken away from the
Continent anal srnEI the !'ni;ed STATES
- iuc1vu Up ~ the lta'ian Government
:"r $',s,.ie :,:vm"n,s i'av" W.! yet then
re>',n.eu in Italy. ami j, is. the ,'tnr. a
inaccessible to tu M .:,:.~S com u,ity
o. tn. wur!.: ;"' the tim" iriM:r a.: ii it.
were non-nNi>:i'lw. Ii ~'n>.!.' payments
had h"n r,>,n;a,; Ivy .!n*. and the
gold were l:.t in" Il" ,i:'i,r. there
can i.c no rr...;,n,.,.. dog" ;.,at ID
would ~, ..t "!i." ~: .;t.t' Is ..,n'i"n.
lla.v - ton W',: ".'.iti, !" ",''r! :.
y"si r,rrrl ". Her " r.r -.an.!lrl Of
va'd" Is >i'v''i. ant. .;rrr ~" a. >,"'., Us
god Is Wl! int,r.:.'.i :';"A !. %,li iiow
J." ,:* places w:.-r.. j; !. III lst greatest
Ici:..ru AIR! W',:c,l a." "a. :"'>' a'l' IL
pay .u!'., Il *, i:"W'.v.'. En' pat into
ci,rl::.siuJ. "H; j.. ...;:.->' II, in the
Is. ,:>:.".: >'';tS:: al! :li ":ur' 'annHt
;'- '.;l.,:,,:,i, vi Il, Sc. !,vit N;.!! tt o.
vr>', ;.n.':;. i; 49,: ">:, r:;,y no
i,in: ;,'s'-.il. g., c..,;: ~'t,' world ..a\'''
The ri u; ;nH t-.s-,'' ~ a.. '''t So
il nn: h-n:...: .N"s >':yr will not
b. toe 10 70. - .!s, 20. . !r',!i'v. "H-
:"::, H.. .!..r .N. ..'s.',iil,r. al:u III i:r:-
or. measures, :.,,., ,,i,r j.. :i,tn'nr" dis
:ar.:;n,,. re i:l,.,,.'E ;,i.'r;"':- ni IA"
wuy!,: i.;:,ri ar =. !. l.. .:i
us, ,..n.!-;> ~ *. :,..l' ,avrrn' :~.:
j. bent E:,an .,r.'in: :. - s"tr.'r'E'H.
:.ni t:':;r. ,:.,:.....!, t.::l The Italian
~ :. .l,.r;;,.., :. y..' :, -. allowed: Nv
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n,ired and beloved by The general pub-

nirea and beloved by the general PUT.
lie. such u creature had not been seen
before for half q century, anil was not to
he seen again for quite ~ long. Her
! voice was u cOntrulto, but 1t was . con-
traffic which enabled her to sing with
equal ease the music Of "S"n'iramide'
and o. "Ar,ace." !:
AZ an 3, rt.ss she was made by nature
equally mi stress Of the grand, the ls,-
thetic, and the gay. Her lace was, per-
! ilalss. not in all points regularly beauti-
sui: but it was .uli OF beauties each emf
nei,t in its kind, and had an evcr-cn-
dark, BRIGHT eyes fascinated al on whom
their brilliant chances fell, and by her
, smile, which revealed brilliant and
beautifully shaped teeth. not only ali
men. but even ull women seem to have
been carried captive. Her figure was so
exclusively beautiful in all points that 1t
was somewhat cxtravagantIy said that
she might he studied for an improve
men: upon the Venus de- Mcd:ci. The
poisc of her duint.l ~ shaped
head upon her shoulders WIS an
appeal to- admiration, and her
graceful carria,e wou Il have been
tl!:sniiica had she been Il little taller. To
the power o. varied expressions IN her
fac. ,Nerr <ccn.> ~ save been no limit:
hut that most natural to- ii AMI most
(s'ln::,On!v seen u!n'n II. W;,r il f;.scilat-
ing radiation ot hap mess from here own
soul ~ all within her influence. .,or
die, her manner ami her look belle her
nature. According /" a!i"vid,n"a, she
was ~, good as Size Was beautiful ans:
Observation-Disclosures good Us All angel"
There is no record Of any other s,,c!,
supremacy. personal, vocal, and
dramatic. except in tie great Gabrielle,
who turned: the h..sn ANA won TIE
hear! tail Europe ihrrr-,:.:,rtcl> o" Il
cen. ;irv before her: anal Gabrielle WIS
"a: .r''n"' her morally. and in ::li THAI
makes women nr :: admirable AMI To-
able.
Iii Greatly noteworthy t'':t the ca,
r.cv al such Wun,;.n as this should
have been really begun and shaped in
M;'w York. the New York of
Is:::; i;ut :" il wa<. in New
York s!." received tho !i:,i recognition
T., hvr talents in New York she lirat
felt the glow ot triumph, and was con-
s..io,is o; the |an>:-s:"n 81 sustained
!n,w.r. In New York. too she PASSED
rom ;nai,,rni!;,i IT, wi::!rnrI. and ac-
ut:ir.N The M.nr. bv ";.iv.l. nOtWi:.t-
standing u Ss'-uiiL marriage, she was AZ
!xrw r.; always known. and will le
known, while :he world reads til" III: 70.
ry q: music. She h;i'! moi lon. ben up
on tn: s!"ge 81 PARK i'!,c;,.r WIN Il.
FraEcois l.i:t,c -.Lalihr..n. u french
sn.r:i,;,l,: u: New York. ,:oiH>cl mar
ri:::e ~ ser. /! WAS City years "f age.
She seventeen: but she was Wiling. and
after u brief opposition ca -" way. ~;
her Il: .,Cr she lUcan,t Madame. 1I.!ii;rn
liz .>-i-nniy fn;r months a:.r nc: al
per. NE here and i'll he ni:ti>t of ilr
Operci il. :.,.! .:oci:! S:nr,"s.
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An Angels Touch.

Duc evening, not Ion" ago. ~ little Girl
rro O.: IL entered Il l'l;n" in which is a
bakery, grocery, and saloon in On.,, and
asked for five crn!>' worth o; tea.
Flows your nIothc::"' asked the boy
who came forward tc wait 81: her. "Aw-
fl; sick. ain't !::.,' :,myiiiny t" cat ali
day." The hoy Was just tEen called 10
wal: u,nn som" men who entered the
saloon. and the girl sat down. In ti">:
minutes abe was nmldin.!. and IN seven
s,,. was sound asleep and leaning her
head a..,in: Il barrel. while she held the
Dx'r oil nickel in tight grip 'ndwtrn
her thumb and finger. Onc"! the men
saw her ~ lie cu.:e from the lar. and
after asking who she was, said. ''Say,
vn,l druni,artl- see here. Here we've
l,c"n .M',riny down whisky when this
poor child a,rl her mother want bread.
Here; u s.. hill. that SAYS Nv" got s":n"
f.clin.. left" "And I can add Il dollar"
observed another. And III give AN
ot:nr'
They made up a purse vi even $. and
the Spokesman carefully pat the bill h.
twcei, two Of the >leapers fingers. drew
the nickel away. and whispered to- his
co:,,r,,lc: ''.Ji-t l"k a'there. the gals
So she was. \ hi" tear had
rolled out from her clssesl cyclid. Int
her face was covered with smile. The
men tiptOatl out. "What Il beautiful
dream! Ma wasn't sick any more. and
we had lots to cat anil to wear, and my
hand burns yet where an angel touched
it!' When she discovered that her
nickel Ind been replaced hy bill. II
dollar If which ,ca1cd her down with
all she could carry. she innocrntly said:
"Well. now. hut ma won't l'arsllv believe
that YOU sent up to heaven and got an
angel to come down and clerk in your
grocery. "-.Snn Francisco NcWs-Lcttcr.
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Tie Agreed 20 the Terms.

Mr.. B., who lad Il store III the
country am! cn.i,:">sd u number @,
w.ru;;.ilo,,,rr., wi,O were his pr'''riis;i
customers. hal one anon them named
Jnu.. wi:.rwas constantly in.',intIln his
weekly settlements. One day Mr.. b.
in ur,iu., .Juuu, that il &. III !" tolerated
80 :um,r.r. !; III hcrca:trrt r he wished +"
n,,,n:n ANYTHING rom tire store j. must
lc ,,iL Tor. as it would not l"' charged
=: ,,rnw:,y. J,,ny:: dcEiurrctl ut t:t's,
.,,.l r.. rs. i 10 cut any more w'Mni. Mr..
il. who was y kindhc;.rt<al man. '''c1
:,,.,. :. fortnight after tho occurrence,
vine. the following e'Ol'verSas'*'i e"s''-
uf! ..u -. ~
We'll, Jo,,><. are you still ont "
work." :.
..IcS. IT." he replied. :, 49,
~ :,n very sorry. Would you "
willing 10 80 10 work AGAIN am! nave
'.,..,:tr, ~ Your old account II ! s'lclll';
make it very easy ior y"''::'' l"q"'re'
Mr.. b. ,,,,,>.,,, fix !, ~,
II don't know: how would w" IN It.
answered! Mi. Jones. ux,,,
wei. IN tell YOU, s;''.l NH. .,,13' ".
,.nnw an, r:,yiny n,y choppers a dn':. -.
:, law Int i: YOU are disposed ~ WITS
~. :.,nr old Indebtedness. l w''l at'oW
W." ',. c""r ,.,ilars :. day until the ni1 az
:.c"nt :. settled. What say y"":
I'',,..- :. ,f.r uletli.::in% i few n'""e'"s'
suddenly exclaimed: :. ,,.u make it
::i,y gol!y! III 10 it, II you Il "''"' "
half t1.siI!'
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Malib~an in New York.

Mr.. Richard Grant Whites first illus
tr.tt.l paper on Opera in New York"
Is u strixin:: i,:,tur, Of the Gn'ttcy Mug
u-:as or " rc:s. 1t alnMu,ls IN aRc.:-
,l,tcs and sketches of famous opera
singers. including the following sketch
q. the f:.n,Ou, Ma!ibran:
Maria Garcia was the most accom-
Dlished vocalist. the most dramatic
singer. in all respects the most gifted
musical artist. of modern days: and she
had such beauty "f person aud charm ut
manner that she became tie most SUI
l,re,,c "f prin,a ,lomnas-a sort of women
who from their first appearance have
,cen accustomed tO sex. the world ut
their feet. She was the klol of society
in New York, and was hardly less ad-
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dackage marked "po,.orr h.d 49,,
!akcn from his pocket. Mr. Stove.I' '
inc urugyist, says that he sold him s.,n'c
!"''snn also, which Mr.. Lansing cid he
"An.ea 10 Kill rats with: but tie mack
hhse when tie officers found. he savs.
ne e'ld not sell the prisoner. This and
"Aef dis, ointetl scraps If talk IRE tin.
.N,t mick to the sad state If mind he
W., w." IN, al least to those who know with
what strength and precision he USUALLY
cOnverses
SYMPATHY FOR THE DAUGHTER.
me sentiment Of the community in
tnis affair - one o. universal horror and
regret: Great sympathy j. entertained
TOR Miss Ada Lansing, the only dn,,vh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lansing. very
a.''iab'e and worthy young lady, who.
at present, Is attending Mrs. Shell :
"art'ny school in Oakland, California.
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WARRINGTON, Nlarch6.-s!atcr s|~ -,
"., ,%e .r, Of WISCONSIN, VIII" also 'r; 1,,
S Sat strongly supported the e'I a:.,e cs!l
R.nt the floor until after "c'"'
Crown Of Ga, followed.
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.nasAD7JL TRAGEDY.
Lansing, ESQ.,, Shoots aud Kills
His Wife.

-o,e Of the Horrible Affair
Interview with Lansing at the
-probable Causes that Led
70 the Crime.
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THE GOLD GRIPPE.

How Il 10 l1nching Europe--How
England Influenced Germany to
Discount 9ilver--Italy Gathering
Up Ono Hundred Millions OF Gold
--0old-Famine in Europe Amer
lea Keeping An OF Her Geld Pro-
ducti0us.
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ANDERSON n BRO.
En2a .ed Exclusively in The Un
dertniIingE and Requiring
Business.

Citizens of Waco and McLenpar
county will be glad to learn that the
firm whose name is lii the caption will
remain at the old stand on the square
and her after devote themselves exclu.
slvely to the undertaking aud repairing
business. In this connection we might
say, too, to all our readers, that when
they have to call in some one on this sad
mission We know of none who will per
form the duty more exped tiously or
faithfully. They have had ample expe-
rlence and keep the best workmen on
hand to give attention to the business
day and night. Any one who calls will
always find man there to wait on them
at once. Anderson & Bro. have lust re-
celved, at cost of 1850, one of the
finest hearses ever brought to Texas, AN d
have full stock Of plain and walnut and
mahogany collins, and the latest inven-
ton IN n etallic Baskets, cooling boards.
etc. They IL take charge of burials in
city or cou' ry, and pack collins for
shipments on orders. Those who NAV
be so unfortunate as to los arelative or
friend, If they place the funeral details
IN the L .nds of Anderson & Bro. will
find faithful attention and moderate
charges.
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Dickens Melancholy Prisoner.

Philadelphia special to Chicago Tribune
Charles Lungheimer walked out of
the eastern penitentiary this morning
at the close of his eighth term in Cher
ny Hill. He was first entered on May
10. 1870, just forty two years ago, to five
years imprisonment for larceny, and If
was while serving out this ntence that
he was immoItalized by Charles Dick
ems when the distinguished English
writer arrived III Philadelphia and WIS.,
tied the eastern penitentiary and gave
him place IN his american Notes. ="
The convict has been throughout his
life gu unmitigated hypocr,te and ras-
cal. Most forlOrn in app 7arance, he
W. always prepared to pour into the
ear of an unsophisticated listener q
frightful tale of woe and distress. Lun-
gheimer was naturally a thief. He
had On excellent trade, that of
paper-staiD' in which he could have
earned fue sa'aly, for good men in
that line were scarce, end Luugheimer
was an excellent stainer. But is was
impossible for him to resist the tempta-
ton to steal. At the time of bis release
Lungheimer was IN his 18th year. When
he first entered the Eastern PeDitentiary,
forty-two years ago, he was numbered
1873 Upon being consigned to the
same institution in 1879 he was labelled
1901. Dun ng the long period between
the time LUngheimer first entered the
prison Is 1870 until he LETT it to- lay an
army of $40 convicts have passed in
and out of the Institution.
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Every nervous perscn should try Car
ter's Little pill>. They are made spc-
city for nervous aud dyspeptic men and
women, and are Just the medicine needed
not sleep well, or who fail to Get propcr
strength from their food Gases OF weak
stomach, indigestion, dyspepsia, nervous
and sick headache, &c. readily Weld to
the use OF the Little Nerve Pills. partic-
ularly if combiued with Carriers Little
Liver Pills. In walls al % cents. Sold by
Tucker IL Willis, Waco, Texas.-5-l6lw
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Thurber! Thurber

Never did your No. > and No. 10 cigar
meet with such a happy and enthusiastic
reception since the invention OF tobacco
Everybody smokes them. They are sold
only at the one price of five and ten cents
each, whether you buy one or a thousand,
TO avoid the rush, come down before
breakfast TO Tucker " Willis, and we viii
insure you that your sweetheart will
never send in "previous - and that
papa VIII not want to 90 down to the
postotlice after supper. 05I1tt
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Refer ug to the above the undersign-
ed desires to say that he VII spare no
labor or expense to keep the ST. Charles
Saloon ~ to the exp citations Of the
public, and he asks the patronage of all
his friends and the public. He is now
prepared to receive at bis restaurant, in
the same building, boarders by they day
or week and hopes to receive far shpre
OF patronage. j. T. WILSON.
Waco, May 49, 1882. tO52l
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Methodist Sunday School Festi-


Sunday morning, al,er they had gotten
through with :Ieir classes teachers OF the
Methodist Sun-ay school held meeting
to discuss the advisabiity of SUNDAY
schol festival Several plans were discuss
ed, but il was dc idvd 10 have the festiv Il
IN the Sunday school room ard grounds
OF the church. The night OF Tuesday.
May 5Oih was decided upon as the time.
Ice cream ana d uy other good things
VIII be bountiEIy supplied to all the sun
day school children and their mas pas
and M. Jack on said. IN case some OF the
Plrls have SweC,hoats they might invite
them
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What Is II 3?

Would you haye some hing every one faucies
y something that's lasting and ncatg
Then 20 ask, Will you can, round at Clarccy's
For those drawers dOuble-lncd I'm the scat.
They'll Outwear other kinds, taking chances
That underwear ever must meet
So don I fall 10 ask, when near tlarccy'S,
For those drawers, double-liHed In the seat.
He has collars ana cuffs to all 'anccs,
And shirts quite too awf lily neat,
Cravats, too, you Il find them at Clancey's.
And those drawers, dcuble-liucd in the seat
Gents furnishing goods of all branches,
a stock that is fun and complete,
You always can find round At Clarrcv's,
With those drawers, double-linel in the seat.
Clancy can be found on Main street, Dallas,
Texas. --dtOSOG
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EO &n0EfSplcu.

.Sportsmcn wishing to take part in a
pigeon shooting match, will please be on
hand On Wednesday NJ Y 18th at O'Clock
at the old spoIing ground west of Mr..
AcCIrlIdnd's rcsde.ce. Everything will
tie re9dy by 'he rime and 70 pains viii be
spared to make the occasion pleasant
one. Ind match VIII be governed by the
rules Of the Waco Gun clubs.
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A Call.
WACO. TEXAS, May -, 1882.

To The Egaminer.
We, the undersigned citizens OF McLen.
nan county, being thoroughly convinced
of the nee, ssity of wise legislation. and
believing that no one is better acquainted
with the actual needs of our people thar
John S. Moore. Wemost heartily endorse
him for the legislature, and thus publicly
show our appreciation by requesting hin
to allow his name to be used before the
people of this county;
Geo. w. Richardson, j. B. Webb,
James Skinner, 5. G. Branch,
Netl McLrnnan, T. J. Rentrce,
S. w. Mabry, W. F. Umberson,
w. G. Evans, Z. p. Norwood,
f. O. Rogers, I. J. Selman,
O.. w. FOote. j. E. Armstrong,
ID. NJ. Jameson, =. w. Gage,
&. w. Palten, Jno. l.. Dyer,
E. B. Wilcox.
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Fir sh vaccine Virus at II. Behrens. -5IGt

Our German friends are building Z
handsome little church on south Eighth
street, hetw, ell the residences OF Mr.. Z.
Rot1n and MIR John Baker.
Repairs on the bridges washed out by
the late rains " II Be made by The lat ot
the week, and through trains to Taylor
are booked Tor next Saturday.
New oars are coming in freely. The
yield Is larger than for many seasons past.
and the prces though at present good,
VIII probably take crop soon.
The DcFrncis garden with liz hand
some pavilion presents u very inviting ap-
p"amnce. 1t cannot but be popular is the
summer months drag their weary lengths
along.
Rev. Sam p. Wright Sunday morning
preached "A sermon especially for the
children. and WAS quite success .ml in en-
tertainiug and instrucJing the large num-
Der present.
A horse htched to d,av rem into
DR.. Snead's buggy on Austin SIR ct yes.
terday evening upsettiug it and causing
The horse TO run away. A spoiit horse
and broken buggy the result.
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Notice.

l have tbs day sold to Mr.. J. T. Will
son my entire business formerly con-
Quoted at the st. Charles Saloon, on
Austin street. Mr.. Wilson VIII conduct
the business from this date on his own
account and L respectfully request my
friends q continuance of their favors for
my successor. A. j. Il ARALSON.
Waco, May Is, 1882.
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No wonder that there is objection to
some OF the e,s. People that drink it,
feel drowsy ana heavy and think this is an
attribute OF all Beers! Not so Drink
'Conrad's Budwei~er Beer" and you viii
find il most x client and inyigorating
beverage. Ash L-r Il At the hotel. 5IGIt.