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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-28

1t will bo remembered that citizens OF
Waco, before ground was broken for the
Texas and st, Louis railroad IN this
county, subscribed to that roRd the sum
Of thirty thous ,ud dollars To induce that
rohd to como thr ugh this county. For
this sum the Individual Nubscrlbers gave
their notes for the respective amounts
subscrbo by each and u number of
prominent citizens executed bond BE-
curing the amounts promised III the
notes given. At intervals during the
progress Of the road through this county
soyC al sums were collected On
those notes, the aggregate OF the col.
ctluns boinR about sixty per cent OF
the whole when further collection Was
stopped 10y the refusal OF many persons
to pay any more ON the notes Attempts
were made 10y the railroad TO induce
the payment OF the remainder, Governor
Hubbard visiting Waco personally for
that end but without success, and the
mat er seemed to be dropped. The
matter is now, we understand, to be re-
yiyed, aud this time in no doubtful form,
IN the company intend to institute pro-
ceedings IN the courts to secure the re-
mRiudor by law The nature OF our III.
iormatou makes 1t admit OF no doubt
TINT it il the Intention OF the company
to bring suit at once on the bond or ON
the notes.
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IlII WIN sIonc

Late last evening Walter Napier, q
young lad was brought 10y Mr. Jno.
Napier, hi, father into CASTLES drug
store to have his head, which was bleed.
ing, dressed, and the blood, when washed
of, showed injuries apparently from the
blow OF stone or stones. The boy ao-
count Of the affair which caused the
wounds il Hs follows lie was gong
home IL the evening from the store
where he works, up Fifth street, and
when near the marble yard he was hailed
by black boy, who accused him Of hay
ing attacked him previously Walter
denied the accusation, but the iol ow in.
sisted and dH' ed him to come into the
yard. Walter started ON when the black
lad threw ut him, striking hlm on the
head and inilicting yerH wounds,
When the wounds were dressed the
father called an officer and aud the tn oe
proceeded TO the house OF the hluck boy
10 arrest him. We are told that q grown
brother OF the assailant came ont To
the gate and refused the officer admis.
sion, deiying him to arrest the boy, but
he was arrested, Notwithstanding.
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PERSON

Major Y. Parr. of Whitney, is in the
city spending lew days.
j. NJ. johnson. E.qo and lady, of
Meridian, are IN the Ci'y ON short visit
Miss Maud daughter OF Mr and MIR.
w. +. Lynch. returns atlcra long absence
at school In Ohio, quite an accomplished
and pretty Dung lady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Kellum returned
to their ranch In this euanty yesterday
ncromp tnied by Mrs Lisa l. onard, who
will take charge of school at Salem.
Mr.. GcO.J Gullioid the gentcmauly
advanced agent Of W. G. COups' Great
pari. TIippOdrume circus and nen ,gero,
which ia to exhibit in Waco, saturday
July I'D, was In the city ye terday and
made a'plGasunt call on tki. Office.
Mr. Il +. McDavitt, whose name this
morning appears IN our advertising col.
umns. will be remembered as the same
gentleman who five years ago treated well
nigh the entire community with good
books n markably cheap, just ns he now
proposes to do as in the articles adver-
tiscd
Last evening Miss Lula Eaton. who has
been visiting her cousin, Mr.. j. &. Eaton
for the past three months, left on the
1llFsONll hClit lot Itl nOlllf III fllnf
burg, III. MIS-. Lou has len n large num-
Der at friends and admirers In Waco. who
will hr glad to welcome her back again.
On Monday evening torchlight garden
party wA- given in her honor by Mr.. and
Mrs. Etton, which was largely ATTENDED
and much enjoyed by Miss Ions especial
friends. We trust that Miss Lou will hay,
n safe journey home, and II she should
over return she may rest assured of cor,
dial greeting from her many friends IL
Waco.
The following, from the Houston Pos
OF Yesterday morning, viii b. OF Interest
to many persons in this city, where DIR
Voorslnger Lus Il host OF friends aud All
mirers; SUNDAY night about O'Clock
rs Rev. j. VO"rsanXer was on Congress
| street, ut the corner ui FannIn, on his wa,
home, he was assaulted by Mr. Frank Nc
| Guwan and struck several times. Their
| appeared no Ctusr Tor the assault and yes
terday morning MIR. McGownn sought Dl
| NOorsnngcr and apologizicd Tor hi. I'm
provoked conduct. lie struck DIR. Noor
sanger In the iacc and Ritrrward broke hi
wplking-canc. Mr.. McGownn and hi
friends were doubtless on n irolic, whic
may be said in ekt,nuutiOn OF his con
duct,
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"BrazOs Chill Ciiro," which Is war
ranted Tor the cure of cbills aud fever,
Is II positive autidote Tor malaria, anu
has no rival MS tonic for building up
nm cmaciated system from such en-
matte causes, and tO those who are
exposed to miasmAllr ihnu-
ences, and are attended WIN tue '"l
lowing symptoms, such o. loss W apr
lite, aching of the back AMI JOINTS 10
severe headache, lnhl7l"aI
ton to get about, low spirits, sIeeple19s,,
meas, chilly sensations, ana eNel,"aig
hot, burning fevern which may hhHiS
terminate In bilious, remltleht OF w
termittent fever, We would suggest tna ~
you keep Il supply ON hand an t"0
time and take dose three times dalIy
No other medicine Is necessary a. 10
very concentrated and powerful ~ lt'
effects In removing the poisonous Wv
ments from the blood, and no one van
this warning better than Ing
farmer, who is more or less eAPos9u
To those atmospheric poisons, espeolaly
In the fall season, when gathering tneI
crops in the midday sun, cool highis
and heavy dews of morning, then II Is
those malignant fevers are most preNA,
lent, aud 20 them we would recommenyy
TO take q dose OF "Brazos Chill CulS
syery morning on rising, II they wo"i W.
avoid tho danger of much suffering, "a
,ay nothing Of the time and expense
saved in the end. No strychnihe a.
arsenic. Tho physicians prescribe a snr
recommend it. Ask your druggist ~.
ii and take no other. Price 81 per DOS
Ito. Prepared only by ,y.
Waco, Texas
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TINE ICE NAN.

who's there so early at the gate
who strikes a. II the sane he'd break
Who, II you don go down stair. quick.
VIII rant and tear, and knOch aud kick
The Ice Man.
And when the call Is answered by
The servant girl, so elem and ,pry.
who'll stay q half an hour OF more,
10 talking love behind the door
The lee ASu.
And when hs can no longer stay,
Asd eouruRg over for the ds.
vhs tshes hIs tOnss with mspy sigh
And softly bresthss 8 fond good bysf
The lee Man.
And II Jos 40 nut chance "a cay, Aiko,
That Ice 10 net just what I'D like,
Who will your judgment poor deplure,
And talk Of blsok eyes by the score
The Ice Man.
And II you chahos to be 50 mad
AZ tell him that his weight IL bad,
who'll look ~ you with eve half shut
And ask you II you re on yUhr nut
The lee Man
And wher at last his trip IL o'er.
And he has knocked at his last door.
Who to his home 10th spec away,
So give his wife bis last week'spAy2
The Ice Man.
The lstus give the Ice Man credit
He's not as b.d as some viii have IL
II" has his fAults, but 40 have We
Then faults, and all, hls friends ven be
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A SINCLAIR ACCIDENT.
a Finger saNn on with N
Rope.

Two severe accidents have happened
lately in the railroad yards, by which
men have had their hands crushed and
lost fingers, but those two accidents
must haYe b en- almost pninless com.
pared with the shocking way in which
n young man lost on. aud PERHAPS two
fingers yesterday. He came into town
last evening ate, in search OF doctor,
and a reporter sought him out and
gained the particulars OF the accident
from himself He is citizen ~ Mt.
Calm, Mr.. Il. Il. StornRtor by name, and
about twenty-five yeBrs Of age The
PARTICULARS OF the accident are as fol
lows He was engaged yesterday to-
gcther with another young man, in
driving Wild COW near Busgueville
and the men attempting to drive the a p
imal on the bridge, when abe refused to
go. The COW was tied to the pommel OF
MIR. SternH er's saddle. The two closed
mp on the animal and in doing 20, Ster-
narter gathered up the slack Of the rope
III his right hand. When close mp on the
COW and trying to push her on the
bridge she suddenly wlirled and dashed
back at rapid speed and the rope, which
Ster alter he was drawn through his
hand vi h terrible iapidity
md to the length OF the rope before he
could collect his faculties and drop II.
When lie did SO aud could Il seugage
himself from his horse he frat discovered
the injury he had sufre' cd His hand
wns i'll u terribly mutiluted condition
the little finger icing sHwn entirely OIL
except piere Of akin, and the next
finger TO 1t sawn clear through the bone
and tn two fingers hung dang ing and
bleeding from his hand. He rode with
his hand thus manglcd and wounded
| into WHco In search " II physician "a
dress it for him. The physician, DIR.
! White, who wus dressing 1t for him
! when tn" reporter snw him, had hope
OF saving one iiuRcr though none Of the
other. Tho young man bore the opera.
ton with grcnt fortitude aud il evident.
ly OF good grit, when the suire ing he
must have endured il considered. To
cut oil two fingers with II tshHrp instru.
mcnt would he pHiniul enough, but to
have two fingers Huwn, one OIL with n
rope must have bcon painful beyond
convention.
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~,
Inc ,orth sue Oh A"stlI' street. from
SIEVE IN street 20 tue plhZh, c"htHinH bn'
tween slAty "nu seventy STORES, notels
= anu o'hcl o"ail'cHH h"nnoS anu iinl'"h!h
lehalhR llt" pITlhtas pllces III 'he sec
onu sIoi!' ih'Ee iulnoeI oi Ne stores
"Ie inrgc nn', .,'n'nlh lilii',hso STOCKS :"
goou TWO Oh the urges. hoteiH III the
guy are on 'nh' slus' inc haIVohh are
inrRe an" eiosnn, hhu ""Nerh' Wl"leHaie
houses are 20 ne iu'hu 'hert' IL IL one
OF tho mos, Important puHihesh parts OF
'ho Guy "ouiu ha'ufhiiy ne eNpeot,
eu tuh' Huch pait Oh the street would
DC iurnisheu on the on'Hlde WIN "pph-
s a, 10, VINO eon'eniehGe q. customer.
~, ~ 'uo 'csi'e W n"i'oiS, W uln,.et Oh
n''on'nt f"p'. 'i''' 40 N""u' uuH IN
cohe.hlY pul"oo" ln1 hAHh in'"ilc"
uaro;.,' 40 '' 'n"i" "'," W."
II, S,'., ,Si,u ..' On
,Iu mt , o o,ta '.'"p, ~ VIC
nh '"Ln 49, - "' 'I;'I 'l V'nht "ulS
mn, my ,"ihv p"ae',,' 81 ,'v'.' w. Which we
ti'T " n"1'.o W. u I7' YIN NC
i,itGI'eH' nnI innns 81 'ieee wound, on a
. .% "is',' ""i. T." Wv 'oniIl'u ioI ~
,iu NV VI ~ ",,i IN ti,' ku'uo I'M ols
ate i.'' IL WV "i' ,i'voJ ~" "''o"'"B up
p linntos u'1ny uiS'.iou,1u' one storu
npli'' me- INV 'nN 'h'cV .. vi I'"l atI" then
ulIeS VT io"r s'oIes occurring without Il
single one bht II thS number OF hitch'
ing posts Ia ANAL the klna N OF infinite
variety giving WohHer'nI Srotesqut
appearance Eleven Oh tho unity,hih'
are there ny hc'lu'hi' o'lhH telephone
! poI.s s. Wh'Sh were lIahted Nv nature
ieh'ihs VnIy '"en'y'h ne 'hht owe thcli
oriHln 70 'ht store ne p're' vi thi'
tWeh'y-hihe Vh'y 'hre' OF MON hte nice
iron posts WIN hpPnth'uses Tor mt hihl
ana on ohe Oh ,heih 'he nose OF ring /
gone, A'teI 'nc VI &c Iro" posts CONT
Wo"uen Posth' anu 'huSe, ABOUT ten oil
| lmeINe W ""inpo'' are ln MN ~ SIZE
shnpt' "Ho umu "ntie ne oh'y one
winch seems !" hh'e pesi
p us uo"s H.. siuoo th'
lhIopeuueHoo u ioNus Is Que ~ iron, o
! "ul! sI"us IouSo nov IhI rom uh'
pun" any tnn' nus 'oi 'oseia' SSaIS oooi
wvup'.'s .oi uo"' VI pnlnI liners %
mem ..nno uopn worn u9"il ny the teetI
] W. no,e's n NJ hi" my, n"ou, ~ "nsoi
mmVv'n, w NV! 't'N ny NJ n'n'"nS uoni
H.! I h"a als 49,, IN M IN ono u
W tnn, h;'L W ~ Nv V . W. ~ ~ oil!
H., 80 i,, 80 a ,,3 ,i' l'l""u l,oies
nnos coma ,,a r;,,',s ,oa,o uN'i "o"u .t''
eJge Of tb. s;Jnwn1L. "nJ IT, ~ Wy
reaiIv nr,stocrotic ihnngh nv nntss,,,, TO-,
NJ ,nm"s iii horsa. shnas n";I.,J nvp,
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Yesterday afternoon what might have
been q serious affair occurred on the south
square. Two men who were liking
me purchases Mt the store OF j. G.. Eaton
h some wurd., when the iisulted party
promptly discharged ak and Il halt
pounds Of coffee (Which only cost one
dollar) at HE antagonist, who returned
be tie with ten pounds OF brown sugar
lalso dollars WORTH A brisk fire was
kept up OF those cheap and good goods
that Eaton dclights IN uhtIl peace was ro-
stored by the promise that both should
have all they could pay tor al the same
rice. That settled 1t. Ssuiiie solno
more.
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Electric Consumption Cure

Has undoubtedly the best reputa.
ton OF any medicine for the cure of
consumption that we have yet been
able to find. 1t is prepared expressly
Tor consumption, and those who are
affected with deep seated cough OF
long-standing. A few doses give i'm
mediate relief, and If kept up will et-
feet II cure. 1t is very soothing to the
lungs and pleasant 70 take. one good
nights sleep, free from those dreadful
paroXysms of coughing, is worth more
than the price of II halt dozen bottles.
Ask your druggist for bottle at
once; price 80 cents and 81 por bottle.
Prepared only by Tucker II Willis,
Waco, Texas.
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I.OOO.OOO Sirurs.

FnyOrite brands just received. Dealers
and consumers viii supply themselves in
time ior the tgauc nj next week. Also
smokers who expect 10 visit the yOlksicsl
grounds should call and get line goods at
low prizes. will not have to pay ont u
small fortune tor extra expenses next
week. and can AFFORD To supply the tt dc
and retail customers just as cheap NJ ever
June n div. \. llERI.
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Compound Syrup Of Sarsaparllla wit
lodlde OF Potassium.

The remedies in this preparation are
ranked by the medical profession as the
most certain -f Alternatives and depurs-
lives, possessing the power of removing
from the blood those humors or princl-
pies which disturb its purity, directing
them toward the natural eXcretory
1t Is employed with sdyan
tage in chronic affections of the skin,
and skin diseases, such as st
Anthony's fire, orysipelas, pimples,
pustules, blotches, boils, tumors, tetter
or salt rheum, scald-head, ring-worm
ulcers and sores, chronic rheumatism
syphilitic aud mercurlal diseases, ana
generally for the various diseases aris'
ing from impurities of the blood.
II forms powerful Alternative for the
renovation OF the blood and for the res
toration of tone and strength TO the
svstem when debilitated by disease
Ask your druggist for our maze, II you
ARE In search of good blood purlheI
and Alternative. Price 81 per bottle. OF
six bottles for 81. Prepared by Tucker
and Willis, manufacturing chemists
Waco, Texas.
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The demand for summer millinery has
forced MS to order invoices from the east
time aud time again, aft we were o l.
tive that our trade would not demand
it. Again has our stock run down, but
We will have new and beautiful line OF
lace, straws, chips and failles, and fresh
line OF trimmings Ill time for the yolks-
fest and the coming campmeetIngs.
Mus. ELLA $. COHEN,
u25tc Fashion BHzar
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a TEXAS ROMANCE.
Mrs. Ella Rive. Taylor 10 Re-
Marry Her Divorced Hus-
band.

Many WHcOitcs remember Miss Ella
Riyo-, tho sweet singer OF Marlin. who
sang IN this city about Two Years ago,
under tile auspices OF the Waco Crews,
shortly after her return fiom Europe. W.
Taylor Francis. somewhat celebrated M II
pianist. assisted her on that OCCASION ns
well ns ut other concerto she gave In Tsxas
towns. Then Miss Riyes went east tn
sing, and Taylor Francis, smitten with her
ahnrnH, followed. They were n,tried In
ST. Louis, we believe. the next we heard
of the couple the wife WAS suiny Tor "A
divorce which abe Obtained 10 the dIstrl,t
court at Marlin. Then we heard of her
again at III Paso, teaching vocal music.
Then all WAS void concerning
her until the I'll Paso Tunes OF the 2itR
instant came to hand yesterday. In it,
local column we found the following:
1T will no doubt be- n matter OF news IA
well 1a pleasant surprise to their many
friends 10 learn that Prof. W. TAYLOR
Francis, the celebrated young pIani,t OF
Weatherford, and his divorced wife. Mira.
Ella Hives Taylor, the Texas prima
donna, are about to be reunited In we'd
lock. A separation is an unfortunate
occurrence TO any couple, but when tai
cnt of such brilliant character AS Ii
possessed by both these urtists harmon
izcs so beautifully 1t Ia donbly to he de
plofed. AT the rick OF being little pre-.
mature we cannot l. niger refrain from
Offering our congratulations To the NC.
compllshed couple, while I'VE anxiously
await official information OF their actual
reunion" And Ia "all's well that ends
well May the orange blossoms never
wilt again.
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rhc Hyen,hcr ro.Dn,.

The signal service bureau rcports The in
dications Tor to-day Tor the West Cult
states. warm south to west winds, partly
cloudy weather with local rains east OF
the Mississippi and slight change In the
b 'TumetIr and temperature,
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Rose Cocoa SaSoIlne.

A perfect hair dressing. A nro.
moter of the growth of the hair. M
other compound possesses the ppr,lIar
properties which 50 exactly suIt ths
various conditions OF the human hair
1t soitens the hair when hard and
dry; 1t soothes the irrihtel scaln-
skin; it affords aud produces the rick.
est iusler; removing all dandrut
scuri, etc., thereby making 1t, rs wa
have asserted, without exception, ths
best article ever used for the hair, and
Will only cost you 20 cents per bottle,
Prepared only by Tucker Il Villa
Waco, Texas.
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NO. So & 20 AUSTIN AVENUE.

From every section of country tributary
to Waco comes the cheering ncws OF good
crops and good times. In view OF these
stock misunderstanding goods many new
novelties and signs not found In Hny
other hOu,e OF the kind in Central Texas,
and intend keeping same complete in every
particular. IL would be II task to tnumc-
rate the many articles keep in store, but
call and ask Tor Whist you want that Is
used about house. and it | havn't it in
ST, ok will order same, rs ii it. my aim to
keep everything OF the kind wanted. |
still have on hand large stock of Mason's
Fruit Jars and Jelly Glasses, which now
offer low. The Farmer Girl Cook Stove
still looms up and holds its place tore
most of all MS the best baker and surrst to
please OF any In the market. | warrant
this stove and the best recommendation
Tan give IL their nse In this section OF
country,tOr several years, and every one
who has tried them will testify as 10 what
| say ct it. | have also u complete line al
Bar Fixtures OF every design. carefully
OF Lamp Fixtures, Gas Fixtures, Chan
deliers, Hsrps, Pendants, ETC., and many
novelties space iorhids me to mention. |
have in connection with my store II Tin
shop where repairing OF all kinds can he
done As low az the lowest, as / employ
none but skilled workmen, I guarantee
M ~ork tnIncd out to give snti,inCton
Don forget the plNsa-- Is aud 10 Austin
Avenue. Call and you VIII In, ws.,ad
well. Respectfully, C.N. CURTIS.
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DALLAS, June, "a, 1882

-, DALLAS, June, "a, 1882
We understand certain unscrupulous
parties In Waco are claiming to represent
the ERE City iron works and be able to
take orders for their goods, at the same
time representing tn, III as inferior and
Offering NJ figures away below what il
costs to build, In order to sell other work
We brand these parties as frauds and cal,-
ton the public against tn, III. We have no
regular agents at Waco at present Tor the
Erie City factory, but sh,ll be pleased
to appoint any good firm or man to re-
present them there, and In Joining terri
TORY q. "A. kE ,TiNG, .
correspondence with buyers ut engines
and boilers snlicii,d.
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Peace and Happiness Restored Aualu.

baby Collie Drops" did II, which
has now become one OF the household
Indispensable, and during our many
years of experience we have never
been able TO find anything to super
redn it, for certainly 1t IL one of the
most speedy and sure remedies now
In use, and yet it is rs harmless as
water in its effect. No mother having
used it will ever be without it again.
There are full aud explicit directions
II the bottle. Ask your druggist;
rice - cents per bottle Prepare
My By Tucker II Willis, Waco, reXa
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Oriental Solodopt.
.imple.Remedies

1t gives us the greatest pleasure IN
present to you the merits of this hss,
tiful preparation, which has becoma
celebrated rs being decidedly tbe has,
remedy ever put up for hardening I,a
gums, preserving the teeth anj nsr'
fuming the breath. Try 1t; Won wiu
never be without it again. ASK ynmr
druggist. Price 90 cents per b5t,ia
Prepared only by Tucker Il Willis
Waco, Texas.
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a ca nc -.

ON y OF Erie City Iron Works. Manu-
iacturers OF Steam Engines, Boilers and
Saw Mills.
ERIB, PRNN., June s, 1882.
To whom It Nsy Concern.
e. A. Heating Esq, ot Dallas Texas, has
D'eil appointed sole agent IN the state OF
Texas, for the sale OF all kinds OF machin-
cry manufactured by us.
ERIE Cry Iron woRKs
by GRO. SkLDoN, President.
New York Office and warcrooms a.
CORTLAND street.
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II you would enjoy good bath, then
20 20 Tucker 4 Willis, they have every.
thing necessary Tor this comfort, such No
bath mits, brushes and Turkish towels
Of several qualities. 62su
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How many persons get up In the morn
Ing without an appetite, having n bitter
Taste IN the mouth, and f., ling weak aud
dcbilithted. All these n, ed Car ter's Liver
bitters' Sold by Tucker * Wilt, Waco,
NeXNs.-U-27
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Come ON ItoyA.

Hurrah up! Another supply OF those
rhurbers No. s has just arrived at
Tucker & Willis. -62Stf
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livery, such fund OF dfy humor aud
apt illustration, SUCH dry piquaucy oi
EXPRESSION that II kept The large audi.
ehee m state u pleasurnhla .Iciin-
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Some one will make money at tho
stands OF the Nolks Fest, July It'll.
625tf.
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e. are authorized To announce u. 4. kinnard
~ n candidate Ion Assessor OF taxes, subject to
the action 1i the democracy OF McLennan
county.
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SUITS.

SUITE. 100 Different STYLES of SUITS
Fancy Cashmere.
- Different Styles oil
Black WOrst,d
COATS. 20 Different Styles OF COATS.
Alpaca and Linen
10 Different Qualities
Black Sicilian "
VESTS. 20 Different styles uI ESrS.
White and Colurcd
Black. Wurstrd and Siciian
PANTS. leo Differ. mt styles OF PANTS
Cashmere
20 Different Styles OF
" WOrstcd
BUSTERS. Full Assortment BUSTERS
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-28

We are authorized to announce Pink II rogur
as u candidate Tor assessor ui taxes, Me. oman
county, subject to the action Of the county de-
nIocIacy .-U2Jd&wif
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-28

Nr are authorized to announce VIM Lamb
din As a candidate tor hSsrssur 81 iANts, subject
Ia ths action OF the den oeiacl OF McLcnuan
. Ounty.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-28

VIZ are authorized 10 announce nr W l..
Harrison a. a candidate iur Collector Ut Taxes
Mcl.rnnan county, subject to the action ut the
democratic party