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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-23

The McAuiey Bros. nave taken charge of
the store formerly occupied by o. s. Wiley.
where they will be glad to see all OF WIS old
customers and everybody else, and will sell
them goceries. agricultural implements
seeds, tinware. etc IS cheap a. anyone.
We are closing out our winter goods rc-
markedly Low in order to make room for our
large stock Of spring goods.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-23
Sow AdvsrtI.snent. LIE wssk.

CbRap paint has Ry, err
Flop l-Thos rmor
Physician "a. Wetmorc
WHnted-SteeIs
Fggs-Wm IIammond
For rcnt-F ,rm.
SoBvtu urC-J g. Kendall & Go
Fam far rcnt-Ncws Co.
= fsnx Etock-Newman n 20
AIlincry-T J. 81 billiard.
Merchant TaiiDrtnR-C Hissier.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-23
Edwards s. Ferren are out with a fine
new delivery wagon.

A~@ " -AAo - a SAANA oAS CAb s'tN--
new delivery wagon
Get your tickets for "My Geraldine''
at the city book store.
Do NOT forget that. the registration
books close on Friday 20. ing.
Deacon Paisley says the peach crop
has gone where the woodbIne Jwioeth.
+ If you don't register before the even
ing of the 24th you win be left ont in
the cold.
The drive-wsys around the Santa Fe
depot are being macadamized by III,
c"mi any.
The tickets Tor H gel K,rk- are going
with a rush. Get your seas at the post
Office drug sror~.
A number UI adlIuUuai new ehairs
for the Whitley opera house were r.
ceiy' Monday
The ausp ci0us moment seems 20 hav'
arrived for the rural journalists {" kiii
q he peach crop.
Tue "Rsgrla,or" is TIE name az a
neat little amateur sheet issusd by some
Of the high school boys.
any GeraIdine'' at The Wnirley opera
hous. on Friday evening. Get your
seats u. the cry bOsk slore.
Dan DR., er has taken n position in The
-four, feed and hide store of o. NJ Pague
& Co. on Commercial street.
j j. Weilandi st ut, Ia IVA Tu, lay
with a car load of horses which he
bought in and around EmpOTia.
Do not forget the el"cutionaly enter
trinment TO be given by Professor Full
ton ut the Normal Friday evening.
Misses Mallie and Minnie Parker en-
t:rtained party of young friends at
their rooms on Commercial street Mor.
day evening.
Quite little colony OF people from
Greenwood unity went west on the en-
igrant train to-day. They were bound
for New Mexico.
10 Waters has composed very touch
ing poem on "rhe Collarlcss Man.,
which is respectfully dedicated to J. w.
Lynn, of this city.
One of the stirrups of the iron bridge
ACROSS the Neosho at Kelly's ford is
broken. The attention of the commits
sioners is called TO this fact.
A couple of high tables have been
placed in the Office of register of deeds
which add greatly TO The convenience of
transaciiDg business at That place.
An engine weighing sixty. five tOEs,
the largest that has ever been run over
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-03-23
FIVE CENT coLu MN.

Advertisements are inserted in this colum
for I'VE cents q line each insertioD-aVes
aging seven words 20 the line.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-13

N the ala olner diseases thai lead to ie-l'
aud ,lels,.
ID. INVITE Will II forfeit Eve tundra;
E1DlK1T. a 81 this kiEd the y. . REr-ststf
aT..s (Isd.r his special advice an treatDlcHt) VIII
.re auyt ing impure ar injurious io";d III 1t. f. Il
N treats al Private Diseases 81 ctsaufy witn'd'
,aerglfrv on 1,itusion f~-- TAori,u"h ixaEira
and aiyice iGclrdng analysts O. urine, - % Price
At Vital H+s.ora''ve 8 90 bottle ~ four time
quantity 80 Q: any address upon receipt
prize G. Q. p. secure from bserrati"r al in tr'at
name !; desired, ny a.. T.. IiEFi:,. Il. -.
III S.alrey Stree @IU fraGclsco. Cat.
e - -
tlss. JlNT!H'@ Il I...>.-g "EEFEF. EEVEf-
q I.'tTu. oIrcs al kin u Kidney and BLADDER
% ,ntE GonorrhUa, elect IecorThG2. For sale ty z.
aal ea,. Ttavtcr, Druggists Carson City. Sic
. b tile, six hr,tt'es f. = 800.
DE- IISTFE'S ID sNDFLgFE pills arc tt,
h aud cheapest PES y and His4gEt{F%
o. the nlarft For safe :, II! r Foster and Gcorgp e.
Pa yter .irtIr ISIS Carson tf-y mh17 1T
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-13

i 4 naver.:ai,ilc cure for ne7
vou3 debility, Exhausted vital
itc, seminal weakness, Ser
m1torrhUJs, Los & NAN
H'bsb,N npotency, paralysis,
and all the terrible effects u
-eli-abuse, youthful foiiies arJ
and xaesses in waturer year.
-such as less Of memory, las
situda, nocturnal EN- s,iga J..
version to society, dimn,s o.
vision. rois-s i4 the head, tx
yitli auii DasSio- uulI -errp..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-13
ASSiGNEE'S NOTICE Of SALE
= THE n!sTRIcr CouRr OF TINE


y THE DINTRICT CCyRT OF TINE
j Second Judicial District in and for Orn,sh.
County state OF Nevada. r. II. BROWN =. HE
CREDlIORS BY virtue Of an order of sa0 iestfe<l
out of the District Court OF the second Judicial
District, In and for the county OF Ormsby, state
of Nevada in the matter OF the estate OF r. 4
Brown, an insolvent debtor. vs. His Creditor.
18th day of November 1881, i'm which am ~
nst; " ~ ~ or,; 'e ol saIu insoivent dsbtT,
;Is y, tt go PoPeity hereinafter oe.
uiiou -" vi. eh Poeseo"ion Oh the ioiIovipg
ppiatssd lemon s,u..,o,
pi iaseId ooI,t s III IIqusuIel,
piatot in,,r" nr;r ""e''
PnrL scrow "'
- T,naat
ocs. 1870"
p pull uasas' ;,,
pair panel pictures,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-13
aIst Day CT December, A. ID. 1891.
AssIGNEt's NOTICE OF GALE


trd JuoIcla s'Ilc ~ ard er Ortr>hy CorRtv Ss,ts
OF n v'"a -THOM > REEt VS. HIS CREDITORS
by virtue OF an orGct of sale kSuCd out of the Dis
trct Court of the second judicial Dist ict, in and
tor the county of Ormshv, state OF Nevada in
the matter of the estate Of Thomas Beer, an In
solvent debtor. VS. His creditors, and to me az
rected ana delivered. and dated the Dist day OF
November, =. ISS', IN which | am directed to
sell the estate of said in solvent debtor Consisting
taken possession of the following prOuprty. II
wit piece of timber land on Won Creek in
Alpine county, alioInIa, consisting OF 10 :crrs,
more or less. One acre of land :. mile u W OF
Empire city slaughter house. Los :. \ Sand 10
BLOCK y 'nbcr23 Dwelling hOuseanL lot, SuTn.
Der :, Block Number 81 dwelling house, Stlna.s
on Third strett. Dwelling house ard lot Nurn bar
e, btock Number g. all IN Empire City, Orrnsbs
county, tate OF Nevada one light spring wugUa
IN good repair. Notes against the following par
ties: IL d. BTasber, amount s o, bal : gSl
interest per cent. per month; date, January 9Th
iH16. Theodore l.. johnson o.. e.. 80. .....
Fred II. Tucker, amount, 500; iHtcrast | mr.
cent. per mon h; date, June d, 81 i May,
amount $4bj s.: interest, per cent per mUuib:
date, October 9th, ISS A Rosenberg, nmouni,
q l.; interest, per cent per month; date, No
vcmbcr ,, iS5. G.. FLANDERS, amount So;
interest, per cent per month; date, July :St6
~. Nj o. Grady, amount, s. 81; interest, /
per cent. Per month; date. February oh lStp
NJ q Grady amount, 80 ; interest, per cent
per month; date, April .4th, Is Also, bip'tes
Journal cash book and < iCdC, re-, 2 ii OF these
books used 10y said inSoivcnt debtor ND TO tho
lth day OF December. a. u ~ and containing
the account 0ftransactions with his p:.;roNs ana
evidences of debts owing said tuxolyept
dc bio IS estate.
Notice is hereby given shat on tho
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-13
a,st Day OF pecemrcr. 8 d xsar

O'Clock T. 81 of that day, in front o. IN,
court House door, in arson city, county 81
Ormsby, state OF Nevada will sell the right
title and interest of said Thomas Beer, insnlFrrTt
deG;or, in ana TO the aboNcdrsCiib ud property,
at public auction, for casa in hand, 10 N. best
ana h:EheSt hidGer, for the END and purposes
directed by law.
:. ~ SWIFT,
Assignee of said Insolycnt EStata
Carson City, OImsby county, New :, ovenber
aah. 81. uJl-t,t
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-01-13

For further itf, ru,2 ion send stamp fo, illustrated CT
s9,sEs GEO. e BAEL Y, p. q. Box lI7l $. +. Ca
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-28

without selling or leasing 10 Individuals
anu we think his suggestions are good
waco is sadly lacking in a town hall and
ne states that it would he a vast improve
ment IN the appearance of the squarH.it the
cry would en- CT on one Size a city hall
with calobOose underneath. on one side
and an engiDe-houSc on the ether side.
The opposite side OF the sQualeto be used
tor building mark t-hOuse or something
else that the city neeus upon it. The pre-
sent city hall and engine-house property
could be sold and the pro, ecdS used
Is putting up the new buildings. In this
way he claims the city could utilize this
now, not only almost waste place. but a
pot that is nuisance the greater port, n
OF the year. The city must soon have a
pew hall and the suggestion that
1t be erected on the square is not bad
one. We believe, although We have not
met Mr. Richey to ask him for his opin-
ion, that this could be done readily. The
city would not re Give much benefit from
building city hall and engine-house upon
il and might he at loss at first but il
would be a positive gain in the end and
beautity q now unsightly spot We have
no idea that in the coming years the citi
Zens of Waco will allow this valuable
property to remain not only
idle but nuisance Us it is at present, and
in view OF the fact that we cannot get
along much longer without GOOD city
buildings and there are doubts as to
whe Their we can sell OF lease it. the ques-
tson OF the city's making use of it is not
4 premature one.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-28
Deserving of Much Credit.

We know Of NO two men who deserve
more credit for the interest which they
take IN protecting the property of citi-
zens than do Mr.. Peter McClelland,
Sr's., watchmen. The late fire was dis
covered by them, as also nearly all the
fires which have lately occurred in the
business district. Not only this, but
they are always on the alert for bur
glars, see that no buildings are left
open and property not left exposed
TO storms or liable to danger
of any sort. At all times and
IN Gall places they take an interest
IN protecting that which belongs to
others as though it was their own and
no matter what time at night you pass
along the street you will find John and
Charley always up and taking notice of
whatever may be going on Were it not
for their quickness in discovering dan
ger and heir watchfulness generally, we
are sure we would have had many more
disastrous fires in the last year or two.
Not only is Mr,McClelland much indebt-
ed to them for the preservation of his
property but also all our avenue mer-
chants and property owners.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-28
Too TOO.EOO.

That we progress or retrOQrade (which.
ever it may be- in social customs must be
very evident from the following. clipped
/ from one OF our eastern exchanges:
"One who understands tGo-tOOism re-
marks that among the very best people it
is common not only to help ones self to a
lump OF sugar with tie fingers, but (Alas,
Tor the days II our ancestor when this was
a mortal Otlensc) also for the lady of the
house to use her fingers for the purpose
OF putting sugar in the tea and coffee of
her guests, the only requisite for this sub
Stltution tor the sugar tOngs being a clean
hdnd. Olives are often taken from the
dlsh with the fingers; very refined people
who are fond of them do not hesitate TO
do this. although there is 4 small instru-
ment expressly provided for this service.
The fact is well established that fingers
were made before forks, spoons and other
table turniluTe-hence the proprietv OF
using the fingers. provided they are
clean"
Il would appear from this that We are
drifting back TO old-time simplicity 10
some extent; the only difference between
the too-toolSm of the present day and
that OF the old days being, that the one
used fingers because they had no forks.
and the other discards forks to establish
custom which is the bitth OF a sickly
mOnied toible.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-28

I" Ihe Great Southern Reme0l'

'Brazos Chill Cure, W when I'd fgs.
ranted TOR the cure Of chlli' lD NJ, %.
is a positive antidote tor mai .ii;., d {,
has no rival az a tonic for OlIiiLs !.
an emaciated system from ' a.f, =,
matte causes, and to those ,, +.i hid.
necessarily exposed TO m!as :,i h, d.
ences, and are attended with with. IL ,ls ,,,r
t te 'a aebi9g of the back and j Chico
yeris 6 severe headache I ii.l,.,-
ness. chilly sensations, ana ,e S, fa,Jyff
hot. burning fever, when ;t Ia5 0: d
terminate in bilious, reml .,isgss d Is
termittent fever, we WouiG Sonj al q
YOU keep a supply on ha .ius. illl
time and take a dose three s ,Il1' stj
No other medicine IS t'ea',rsria! 10 .
verv concentrated aud Poi,onoa; '--
effccts in removing the P9i5 " one o
ments from fl the blood, aud .,1 no rSsl
farmer. who is more or orr re- s,,pst,!
to to- those atmospheric poison, in h,t
in the fall season, when rool n.i5
c or in the midday sun no I'll thent5
and heavy dews of mornlns sso.t prert,
I lnp mail malignant feyers are 4 Tscoan
lent, and to them we |o 2o! chin Cur,
every morning on Fls ,lIgssb sufsring.. L.
avoid the danger Of R time and sl951E<
say nothing of the w Sil"; strychgi1',
in the end. ,,; S0 'prescrit5,s. II
arsenic. The physicians Fdruggi;-s y
F # snd tsks no 10. other. :. Price y
d H Prepared only Iy,I BY i Eal:,,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-28
lovely and Cool.

The Ice-rream saloon recently opened
by Mr.. c. L. Kingsbury, at No. "a, Austin
avenue, is very decidedly elegant in all
It's appointments. The furniture is su-
peru, including full line of marb1e-top
tables, Venetian vases and fresh flowers.
all adding zest to the enjoyment of the
very superior refreshments served The
lce-cream served is, strictly speaking.
cream, and not as is too often the case
of sklm-milch, with condiments thrown
III. The ventilation is good, and ladies
and gentlemen will find this saloon a
most enjoyable resort of summer even.
ing.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-28
Clubs CIuI,..

70 the members ot Gcrmania and Con-
cords clubs:
YOu are are most respectfully invited to
be present At Germainia hall. Waco. Texas.
on Friday, April .. 10 participate in the
evenings programme OF nv tiity-Sixth
anniversary. Trusting il will be IN even
ing OF enjoyment and pleasure 10 al pr, s.
emit remain most pectiuIiy your ODE
dent servant. ID. u. MUNROE.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-28
The AcIne Tns,c

Every person desires to see and hav,
rne photographs and oil paintings. and
you can judge largely Of the taste OF
persons by the number and lie of
these works you find in their homes.
No one need be without them in Waco
now for W d. Jackson viii make any
thing from a TN type mp to an oil paint
ing as nearly perfect as it can be made
de has the best facilitie. and makes the
most ornate and life ike pictures you
eau tind.-0I2Stf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-28
SOire Musicale.

At the Female College this evening,
commencing at o'clock, there viii be
given another of those delightful musi-
cal entertainments which have been a
Feature of the college since Miss Conkev
has presided over the music department
OF that institution. The friends of the
college and the public generally are cor
daily invited. Seats free. Exercises
begin promptly at 5 o'clock.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-28
PERSO NNE..

b. Gratz jr.. OF st. Louis is in town.
Mr. John f. Sloan, ofAlbany is in the
city.
MI J. E. Sears OF Valley Mills is in
town.
Mr.. n, II. Serrclle. OF Denson is visiting
Waco.
Mr., II. {. Mills came in from his rancho
yesterday.
Mr.. W D Lacy of ST. Louis is at the
MCcirlland.
Mr.. Thomas richardson of st. Louis it
IT the McCIelland.
DR.. H. W Brown returned from Fort
Worth last evening.
Mayor StIrgis was out last evening al
terra brief sick spell.
Mr. George Calhoun, of the New York
Weekly is in the city.
Miss Anna Sadc. OF Hubbard CITY. is
visiting Miss Ida Sparks.
Mayor J. G. Ahney. of Hnlsboro went
home on last evenings train.
Mr.. f. y. Mitchell OF Galveston, lett for
nome on last evenings train.
DR. Ii. Robinson is home from months
professional trip over the state.
Miss Alma Hckerson, OF Tulahoma
AIahama. who has been visiting the fam
lily OF Mr. Powers tor several months. nc.
companicd by her brother, Mr.. c. +
lilckerson. who has been visiting here
for few days, lett for home last nipht, |
going via Galveston and the cut route.
They expressed themselves as highly |
pleased with Texas. and particularly Waco |
and its people.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-28
EEEE SQUARE AGAIN.
An opinion Hs 10 How Ia Could
he better Utilized Than
1t il.

As the warm weather advances people
seem TO become more and more disguised
. Win our pubic square; not one in dozen
7 can work him eli up to saving that il is a
convenience in any sense. II We mi >ttk e
not, though it was thought to be some
time ago "a settled matter nc to what would
become of the square time will bring Jp
the question stranger and Oitcnei: What
VII We do with tile square, Some
( two or three months ago Alder
man solomon brought up in the city
council the question OF leasing our pub
lie square for business purposes, or make
some disposition of il whereby the city
might get some revenue from it with
which to pay Oft our Indebtedness. The
question OF what right the civ had to do
this nj once arose q d il was argued that
the land known as city commons. on the
river bank. the square and the square on
which Waco Female College stands pass
ed trOmDeCOrdova andWare TO the county
and aijerward 10 the city by incorporation
10 be used. we believe, Tor parks or other
puDllc use. bat not 10 become individual
property hy lease OF otherwise. The mat
Ter was referred TO City Attorney Richev
Tor lnvestl CATION and at a subsequent
meeting he gave as his opinion that
the city, according TO the grant
OF these plots OF land had no right to sell /
any part Of them to Individuals nor could /
the square be leased, sold or in any way |
convey ed from The control of the city. .
evertheless, one party claims this..has al /
ready been done, not so much in the ca Sc
Of the college grounds AS in least q the
city commons on the river bank to gas.
water and other corporations and firms.
Ii such can be done in one part of the
property legally. it can with all. and Oh
lhe principle that what has been done can
DE done again, he says the square can he
tased: but not to contravene Al Y real on
square can be made source of rcveru..
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-28
MUsquiIO Bars, Frames and
GHnODTeS

Who would be troubled by such pests
as ales and mosquitoes when they can
go to Anderson * Bro. 8 and get an ele-
CANT musquito bur with frame, or q fine
canopy, for merely nominal sum.
They have them all styles, sizes and
prices, One good night rest Will re-
pay you for the outlay. Get one before
the supply is exhausted.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-28

10 the officers and brother members of
Waco Lodge No. y and 81. +. Il \. NJ:
GU are very cordially invited to he
present on Friday, April .. at Germania
nan nan 10 attend the festivities of my fifty
tiAln anniversary. Trusting 10 see many
iy yours, D. II U.s.
Senior Deacon Waco Lod1e No 4s
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-28
For Saln

One thous md high grade merino
sheep, one, two and three years old.
guaranteed to shear 615 pounds. Best
bucks. Also, 300 spring lambs. For
particulars address
MCCLENNY Bros. * PIERsoN.
Morgan's Mills, Eri4h Co., Texas.
O42Sdltw2t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-28
a SDecInI0Uer.

Owing to the i'll health of Mrs. Lee
Cand she desires to retire from business
for the summer season, and the entire
stock of millinery of Mrs. Leland &
Sister is offered at greatly reduced
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-28
ITATION,
THE STATE OF TEXAS. !
Mel .pDnYn COuntv

! THE STATE OF TEXAS,
McLennan County.
To the Sheriff or any Constable McLen-
nan COMMUNICATING
on are hereby commanded that by
making publication of this citation in soms
newspaper published in McLennan county,
Texas, once in each week tor four cOnseG-
utlye weeks previous to the return day
hereof, You summon Phillip Welsh. de-
iendant in suit No. 435, wherein X. III. ~
y. j. Mckay are plaintiffs. to be and an
pear before the undersigned, Justice of the
peace Il precinct No. l. in said county, on
the Sth day of May, 1882. at 10 O'Clock a.
M: to answer the complaint of said plain
tlI on two sworn accounts Tor work and
labor done and performed for defendant
at ms own Instance and request, one for
the sum OF Sl665, done and performed for
defendant by w. G. Morris. from June 9.
1881 to March S, 1882 inclusive. and as
signed TO plaintiffs. The other for the
sum OF SD done and performed for de
PENDANT by plaintiffs, said accounts aggre-
eating the sum OF S4l.65, as per itemized
account filed in said cause. K. H, Mckay.
one OF said plaintiffs, having made oath
that defendants residence is unknown to
ailiant.
Herein tail not but execute this writ as
the law directs.
Given under my official hand this 18th
day of April 1882.
WIN. w. EVANS,
Justice Peace Precinct No. /, McLennan
county, Texas. 0ll44t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-28

=, Windsor novelties in prints. VIZ:
Zephyr robes, half fancy and half plain:
lawn tennis suitings; and twenty wards
of prints for SL00, at L. r. Jordan's.
042S
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-28
Changes Time Hath Wrough,

Backachc is almost immc diately relieved
by wearing one Of Carriers Smart Weed
and Belladonna Backache Plasters. Try
one and be tree from pain. Price % cents
Sold by Tucker Il Willis.-dw0423
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-28
Compound Syrup Of Sar; aEf.i
lodIde of Potassium.

The remedies in this prepar41l
ranked by the medical professor -
most certain If alternatives and i'il
tives, possessing the power Of Fs-
from the blood those humOrs 0fF-
plies which disturb its purity, dro4
them toward the natural eI,'-
channels. 1t is employed with ~
tage in chronic affections Of III :
eruptiye and skin diseases, slea /,
AnthOny's fire, erysipelaS, P-.4
pustules, blotehes, boils, tumoF'' - =
or salt rheum, scald-head, ring'' ~
ulcers and sores, chrome rhea9A. :
syphilitic and mercurial dise's,' .
generally for the various G ;5 .
ing from impurities Of the blool. "a.
It forms a powerful alternative !. ~ :, :
renovation of the blood and ioi u, /,
toration of tone and strength ~, /,
system when debilitated BY l h.
Ask your druggist for our maAs "a. 4:
are in search of a good blood i. !.-
and alternative. Price 81 per oo, 7l'...
six bottles for s.. Prepared OI US Us
and Willis, manufacturing '-
Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-28

Gentlemen in need OF underwear Will do
well to call on us before purchasing else
where. We have the largest and most
complete line Of underwear to be found in
Waco. SANGER Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-28
FREIGHT RATES.
Over the Missouri Pacific From
Waco 70
She WrnrhcrTo-no,.

The Indications Tor the gult states are
partly cloudy weather. variable winds,
stationary barometer and temperature.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-28

The Texas Siftings" cigars are
charming, delicious and "lovabe. At
DR.. Hamlett's drug store, Austin street.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-28

We don't ncei to advertise our dress
goods department, when the ladies want
Il fine dress they are sure to call on San
ger BrOS.-O4l6tc