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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
THE FIRST STORY OF OUR IMMENSE
BUILDING.Is UP.
It win now be pushed forward with dispatch. We
must prepare for removal. No old goods will be
taken into the store We intend making it OBJ
sect for every lady who is need, who
likely to be in need of Spring and Summer DRY
GOODS. to call and examine tho
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
we now Offering. On account Of the backwardness
of the left with many goods on hand
We have determined to sell them. and sell them we WILL
bound to raise lots of money to pay for build
ing and stock for our grand opening second
to in the country.
We have Jus. reduced all our CoLoRED DOLLAR
SILKS TO 70 cents.
Our BLACK PURE SILK RHADAMEs, from ST. so
to % cents.
IS Pieces most beautiful Patterns Of ALL SILK
BRoCADEs. from $3.50 to 95 cents. This is
rare Eargain and cannot be repeated Alour Dress
Goods way down to half price.
5000 Pieces WHITE GOODS of every description
These are of our importation. having ordered
them far back last November. We miscalcu-
lated the quantity and ordered more than retail
trade demands Therefore, be it known that price
shall be no object aud they mus. 50.
We sell fine VICTORIA LAWN at cents which is
rstailed everywhere at 1919 cents.
Do not consider this idle talk Every lady in Wash
3ngton knows the magnitude os stock. which we
safely state is three times large stock of
any other merchant in this city, Therefore, prepare
for Bargains, AS by the time move into our NEW
HOUSE. expect to reduce the to the smaes. in
the city The Goods all FRESH having sent al our
old trash TO New York auction. sold to the highest
bidder. Call early in the morning avoid the immense
Uush.
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LANSBURGH & BROTHER,
Ao4 AND 4Os SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
NILS
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TelegraDhic Briefs.

His excellency Sir Anthony Musgrove, K. c. NJ.
g., governor OF Jamaica and its dependencies, will
visit New York about the Goth Of June
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THE GRADUATING EXERCISES at the naval acad-


erously expressed, for we are quite fond of good
shooting"
THE GRADUATING EXERCISES at the naval acad-
envy at Annapolis yesterday began at IL O'Clock
and were largely attended. Addresses were made
by Senator Jones' OF Florida, and Secretary
Chandler who presented the diplomas to the grad,
STAR. After the exercises the cadets were formed
on the campus and received, orders detaching
them from the academy and ordering them 10 DIFF
ferent vessels The battalion dispersed with loud
cheering for TIE graduates. Among the visitors
were Chief Justice Bartol, OF Maryland; Mrs. Sec
Mrs. Senator Dawes and Miss Dawes; Lieut. Dam
enhower, and many distinguished naval officers
old gymnasium building. The guests were re-
ceived by Cadet j. b. jackson and Mrs. Capt Nc.
Nair.
THIRD LIEuTENANTs T. l. Made, r. W. Benham,
c. C. Fengar, and j. F. Wild, OF the United States
revenue marine service have been ordered TO re-
port at the Treasury department on June 18th for
examination for promotion.
As THE ACT TO promote the efficiency OF the life
saving service increases the compensation OF the
various district superintendent and enlarges their
functions, the Secretary or the Treasury has re-
quired them to file new bonds, which range from
5000 to $4,000.
THE PRESIDENT to-day committed the sentence
OF Edward M. Kelly, who was to have been hanged
In New Mexico on the 2ad inst for murder, TO TIM
prtS0nment Tor LIE.
THE Spanish-American claims commission has
adjourned until July 9Th.
Come ABRoAD.-Jake Budd, manager OF the
Capital Theater and John Robinson, who was
formerly member OF the Capital company, will
sail for Europe next Wednesday, having made an
engagement for ten weeks In London, Liverpool and
other English theatera
No MORE Room FOR BAD Boys N THE REFORM
ScHOoI.-Frank Wood, Thos- Wood, Eugene Car.
rick and Joseph johnson, all small coiored boys,
were charged by MIS- Martha c. Hoover, OF Attn
street, near street, with the larceny OF cooked
ham, can OF tomatoes, q loaf OF bread, a lot OF
coffee and several other articles from her kitchen.
They were positively Identified as the persons who
committed the larceny. Their counsel, IN the
Police Court, told the judge that he had been re-
Quested by the parents OF the boys TO ask the
court to send them to the Reform school. Judge
Smell said on account OF the Reform school being
crowded he could not send any more boys there.
They were sentenced TO 30 days In jail and rest1.
tuition ordered end In default OF restitution 30 days
additional
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We have to-day placed center counter q large
lot OF FRENCH and ENGLISH DRESS GOODS for IS
cts These goods have been selling at 50 and 62k cts
They are a Genuine Bargain"
SURAH SILKS. suitable for Evening Dresses In
Cream, Light Blue and Pink 81. IS; quality sold
elsewhere at 81. So
Our stock Of LUPIN'S GRENADINES in elegant
styles and qualities, cannot be excelled.
LINEN LAWNS. 125Sc.
CANTON GINGHAMS of the best grades. 1870
LONSDALE CAMBRIA. 12kc.
100 dozen fun reg. HOSE, Csc pair.
100 dozen An-linen Hemstitche1 HANDKERCHIEFS.
ct 81. 80 per dozen.
Our stock Is very large In all departments and prices
very low. Ne invite inspection.
'.ONE PRICE ONLY"
TRUNNEL & CLARK.
m13 SOB MARKET SPACE
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CINCINNATI, June l0-This forenoon committee
OF workmen from the iron mills met the proprie-
tors OF the mills and made an agreement with
them to eliminate the word ssforever" from the
contract, and to go to work on Monday on the
terms Of the compact Of last october, thus
amended.
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The INTERNATIONAL YPOGR APHICAL UNION elect
ed the following officers for the ensuing year:
George C. CLARK, president: ]. j. Garrison, first
vice president; T. A. Fowler, second vice president;
Marx L Crawford, secretary and treasurer: J. R.
HaldeInan, corresponding secretary; +. r. Foster,
delegate to the labor congress-
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THE PRESIDENT to-day committed the sentence
OF Edward M. Kelly, who was TO have been hanged
In New Mexico on the 23d inst for murder, to I'm
priS0nment for life.
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DRY GOODS.
500 Pairs Of Misses, HOSE reduced from so to 25c
Full Line Of White GooDsiN Ola LIS inS fN
Toh IAW 1SH MS MULE NASs EATs
Pieces b5shN TAX ns@ assst 4 stz
f fpato Of 3Ss Io o1T GofffG s. ,o
Lassss ssSs PAk9s5L Is a. reduced prices.
SUMNER SILKS. from SOC. to 81.
BLaGk SILKS. IS, 81. sl.25. $780, sl.75. g. g. 2s
The finest line Of CLOTHS and cas si in any
Dry Goods House in Washington. Suits made to
SHIRTS ready made. IS. rs. 81.
o snd ST. t per and @
sF LOOK AT OUR GOODS BEFORE PURcHAs-
ING ELSEWHERE.
LUTTRELL & WINE,
1880 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
my29-2w Corner Goth street.
MATTINGs, MATTfNGs, MATTINGs,
IN GREAT VARIETY OF STYLES.
LOOSE COVERS
Tor Furniture Cut and Made to order by Philade-
phia Artist.
WINDOW SHADES
LACE CURTAINS
AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS
In Great Variety.
CARPETS AT REDUCED PRICES.
SINGLETON & HOEKE,
sol MARKET SPACE.
All orders for STEAM CARPET CLEANING ra.o,vo
prompt attention. my26
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As THE ACT to promote the efficiency OF the life
saving service increases the compensation OF the
various district superintendent and enlarges their
functions, the Secretary or the Treasury has 70
Quired them to file new bonds, which range from
Sc, 600 to $4,000
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The Spanish-American claims commission has
adjourned until July 6th.
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire TO II. IL Dodge, 539 18th street.
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NEW YORK, June 10.-The actual specie ship
ments to Europe to-day amount to $4,000 In
silver bars
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GONG ABRoAp.-Jake Budd, manager OF the
Capital Theater, and John Robinson, who was
formerly member OF the Capital company, will
sail for Europe next Wednesday, having made an
engagement for ten weeks IN London, Liverpool and
other English theatera
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THIRD LIEUTENANTs E. l. Made, r. W. Benham,
c. c. Fengar, and j. F. Wild, OF the United States
revenue marine service, have been ordered to re.
port at the Treasury department on June 18th for
| examination for promotion.
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out OF the way place in the city. 1t was not long
until the army discovered that Brooklyn Is the
great field Of religious excitement and so it went
tachmentS have been frequently sent out to Jersey
City and other New Jersey towns The conduct Of
these queer people Is that which Is inspired by the
century or two ago. When two OF the "blood-
stained warriors" as they cali themselves, were
room was crowded with soldiers and Ahallelujah
lassies" who knelt down and prayed for the po-
were arrested by the wicked policemen for march-
Ing down the street, marking time, and shouting
c0uplet about God and the devil. Their wierd en-
thusiasm was regarded as an onense to the law.
The headquarters OF the army are In q 1flapidated
wooden house In street that boasts OF no good
buildings and besides being cracked, is given to
door are In red letters the words, "Salvation Army
Barracks" buriy man. who wears q red shirt
and as II In imitation OF the army overhead he
has depicted his OccupatfOn-as ready and swift
express -, glaring letters OF red paint. just
society OF spiritualistS hold meetings every Sun
day, and in another room tthe singing OF one con-
ings OF Adventists society are held Perhaps the
army had these heresies in mind when it pitched
upon this spot. forced my way through a great
crowd at the door on Sunday night last There
was semicircle OF men and women on the stage
tall man with bushy hair and a long beard Sit.
suit OF dark blue cloth, With gilt SHOULDER
straps, on which was the letter s. There
was nothing about ont, the lassles" how
OF features and dress. The congregation was
much what Methodist revival might bring to-
gether In such quarter, with several benches in
the back part OF the room fun young men making
light OF all that was going on and who were only
stopped short OF making an uprOar by the police
hymns ana exhorted In the widest fashion. They
undoubtedly feel that they fulfilling mission
But to reflned ear some OF their speeches SOun0
almost blasphemoua It is an exhibition Of the
blind fanat1ciSm OF past age AS passed out
the door was chOkod up with stragglers from the
Sff4situalist's and Adventist's camps across the
way.
"CoLD SCIENCE" AND THE 0UTT.AU FAMILY.
encountered DR.. George n. Beard, the psycho-
logtst, to-day In restaurant wrestling with q
huge piece OF roast beef
.What has been the fate OF your petition7n In
auired.
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Mr.T. j. Sclman aud Col. STROLLER are
recovering from their late Illness.
Gen. Goldtwaitc. Of Houston, Ia In tie
city in Attendance upon Iro Federal cuutt.
Rev. j. u, Shaw, we regret to learn, is
80 unwrll that h" viii "nf occupy hi nut
pit today.
Abe RuthschilI IL In the city represent
my the heavy whulc-de house ui Gilman,
Levin ~ Co., OF Houston.
Andrew j. Houston. Fsq, OF Dallas,
luit tor lis home yesterday evening, after
u brci visit 10 his brother, Or. Houston.
In the city, from IT. Louis, il Mr. Gas
ton Mcslir, southwestern passenger agent
ul Tho great Wabash, ii. Louis and facil-
ic railway.
II. OchiIircc, Esq, OF Orange, was
among the departures yesterday, Mis-
Halle, hr daughter, remains pupil In
Waco female college.
Hon. Don. A. rard"c, United States cir
II 1t Judge, is expected To arrive IN this
ity today Or tO-nUrroN and hold a short
term oi circuit court.
Mr. Joe Bailey has accepted a position
IN tho Wholesale drughou.c OtJ ". Ga
Ties IL Co. Joe X Il clever young man
who will do well ANY where.
Mr.. Cottingham, well known to the pub
| lie NJ II conductor ON the Central railrOId
| lies very VI NJ his room il the nicill,
1 hotel, aud it was thought last night h'
would not i've unul this morning. II,
hns been sick NOR. than il month.
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NIPPEDIN THE nun
a Nice IittIe Game brought TO
~ Sudden Ecrminntion.

Mention was made In this paper OF yes.
terday morning Oi young man arrest d
Tor All attempted sWiullc hy means of u
forged order on u prominent firm here,
the name iigncd tn the orllcr being that
IL a wealthy planter OF this county. A.
the arrest was made about dark good
deal Oi uncertainty remained about H. bn,
II thorough sitting OF the matter yesterday
by the sheriff shows well connected game
OF swindlihg cOnCOcted and Illustrate l..
The name OF the young man who was lr-
r..ted l.. ~ licved TO b. John &. Minor.
though letters found on his person al
dressed TO him show him to be rich In
Hli,-es, ole Of which i j. ID. Brown, an
other Ross and another Smith. The
conclusion IL reached, from astudy OF his
correspondence. HAT hc has rcsid,u Tor
some time NJ Palestine. lie II "a young
man. apparently about twenty, quiet,
well an neatly dressed. lie went to lev.
cral place ON THURSDAY evening and pre-
scented orders Tor various sum. of money,
with thcnanu of John SlmCkciOrd us the
signature of the orders Among the par
lies to whom orders we're in his possess
sion or attempted to be- pnlmcd on Clcve.
land ~ Cameron, Tucker ~ Willis, Levine
Bros and Bart Moore. The orders wer in
several cases refused. one person. We be-.
lieyc, paid him So on an order. The last
person to whom an order was plc ent d
was Sanger Bros. " no. convinced that the
order, which was tor S1a.lO, WAS a forged
one, called In AN officer and he was arrest
cd. Examination Ut Minor, and u study
OF his correspondence, leave no doubt Of
his guilt. Ina lc ter, written by himself
AMI not sent, he speaks OF being about 10
manOcuNrC tor Il week or 81 about Waco.
The letters to himself from various par
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The Great Southern RtrAt .

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ho, hm " "a, t.rn,. v'n Ii' ,N,r s-,l
, nV V H., Min" rrn,it,e:t~E
toI IiiiI!'vt !l ol''Iuu,, 'J IT,, g !
Nrlllll'elit ir'er' we "o"'l 'u--, n 4 4.
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ANOTHER ATTEMPTED
Isl tss.LAKN.
The Right Nnu Does the
Shooting utut Misses.

| within few minutes OF II o'clock
! last night, the report ~ n gun broke tho
stiffness ui the night into 50 many
h0usand pieces, with such loud report
that those who heard - Thought !onug
earthquake had brtK"u loose or u can
non lind pfcmntnrcly exploded. 1t waS
neither tup one nor the other, but Ike
curder BrukcrhoiT in his night clothes,
ut The curnrf OF Eighth and Franklin
street bumbar.liug II burglar with u
Winchester which IL hreoCh loader, and
uses something lcss than pound OF
powder Nv the lond n the burglar had
been in % line with the barrel there
would probably have be II u dozen in
quests r. CURED to sttnighten ont the re
maiua. Mr.. BrukorhuH was sleeping
the sleep oG the Just when he was aroused
Toy the sound Of footsteps, hut the noise
ceaEiug, fell asleep again, when he was
fully awakened by n TIN sporting at
tached e. h1- cisl-rn falling On the brick
pavement with u great chatter. Spring
ing ont ot bed he saw through the win
dow man running. Tho wOuld.be bur.
elar had stumbled against the
sporting. Mr Brinkcrh II ran
ont Of the house, his quarrel
just, lori he was thricv. armed, carrying
two reyolycrs and "a winchester. The
burglar bad run to the other side of the
yard. but the fence being impossible
turned and ran to the other corner and
dnrird into q wood shed, the door Ut
which was open Mr. BrinkerhoT call
ed 10 him TO come out, and meeting no
response. hluzcd away into the open
door ~ the shed. und minute after the
burglar shot through the window, over
fence and nn into the darkness He
stayed not on the order ~ hl- gong, but
W ut at once. n Tina burKlariAng con.
Times there will be, us the darkey SAID
OF the haptisug, some one killed ut thia
iuOlishnrs, get
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tuother independent Snndi-
Infe,

a knot Of local politicians, most "
whom ara also democratic nominees FOR
county otiicers wero discovered in close
and excited conversation yesterday A.
t"rnoon over some topic that wns cyi-
IDENTITY agitatmg their minds. After the
cauruH broke up the reporter interview
ed one of the gentlemen ~ to the uuuse
Of the mysterious excitement, aud WIZ
informed they had discovered deep
laid movement 10 rush in very pupu.
lar man Hs an independent candidate for
very important place being no less
thnn the Office of supplying tho trade
ant retail customers with tobacco and
clgnrs cheaper aud better than ever
dreamed Of before. A. Herr, the Austin
street tohnccouist, IL the man.
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MrA Pauline f. Semoues will open
her school in Art, on the 10th OF October
at her residencc, No. 81, Washington
street, and will teach ill., ear drawing out
line IN pencil aud charcoal, from the
iiat aud round, shaded in crsyou pastel
aud India ink. Painting IN water color.
and oil. VIII teach advanced pupils
portrait painting II deslred; aud to
sketch from nature. Study Of form,
study Of hight and shade from plaster
casts, shaded with stomp blenders or oil
colors Would solicit the patronage "
her friends and the public. Terms of
tuition will be furnished ON application.
--929lm
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Improved Iron Inyluora,o,

The most perfect and satl.nc,o,-
blnntion known to the pro,'..
which iron is combined: an / ,o, wv.
Is the success of tins prcpluiinr "
destined to become, Withour a j. gu
most pOpul + OF all the iron to "J'
in use. And we hesitate MT IN III,
that this medicine Is no secret no
cheaply COTTON up conn ,mpI I'M, ,-
genuine constitutional rmuIy r.
ing those Alternative powers .o mr..
to rrcupcrite aud inNigoraie tbs 4
system when broken down bytl,,,
disease commonly called. and l
knuwn ~ dysprp-iaand Indll4.,.o,
which niue.tenths OF an our m, dri
mate, because when the digpstilr ,
paired from want OF the namr. ..,
ia so important in the dlga,iiy. ro,.
of man, then II is thai hi. VIM (,
many types, II ua'lN ctltt'l iI.s... 81.
lAs situlr aud sour stnma b. W.l,i..
mental exhaustion, impaired ,inrg
general prustIalion Of tie nlo.- H..
lNef complaint, followed hY Wgl' 40.
and all diseases OF the HOOD. lnp
SEY and HLADDEF, That puile, \
fearful aches known as rhtuua,i-
rtlgia, backachc and npl,ous q,
headache. And all cousuulfr.
weak females, who ave In ,crl
good tonic to build up their Co.l
cannot find, We hon' srlv believes !
ora more certain remedy onpua
bottle is sufficient a. prove % 10
wonderful medicinal propcr.p,. I
regularly according Ia dIrctn (
your druggist tor IMPROVED lRg ly
ORATOR, and be sure Ia take 5,
Price 81 per bottle. Prepred \
Tucker & Willis, Waco. IeSas,
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THE CITY.

Physicians report sickness not so gen,
eral hut Wtudri With greater fatality
thrni was two week ago.
The puhl schools aro getting along
finely, and tiIoucw superintendent \, ems
10 be- right man in right place.
The Missouri Puidr trains arr rcgu.
lnrly irregular, hui ginning ON their tune
being only yesterday and day before about
an hour lntc.
MIR. Shell Hogan Inns kindly conscn.
ted that the tire album he rung on Mon
day morning, IL tho weather il clear, that
AL persona a, string tn take u look nj IA,
cum't may be- awakened. The celestial
visitor i-n magnificent spectacle and thns"
who have not YET seen ii vi be- afforded
the opportunity carly Monday morning,
Quite a severe accident happened at
the skating rink last evening about $40
o'clock to Charley Donovan, a Youth Of
IL. He hal had several falls during the
evening and finally Tell heavily to the
floor, striking with the open hand OF his
right arm and breaking the arm above the
wrist. 1t WAS Thought to be- only .prain
ed and he walked 70 Tucker Il Willis
drug store to have II dressed, when 1t was
found To be badly swollen and broken.
The armcr, whoa dry or two ago
went TO sleep in Waco and woke mp in
COrslc'tnA, To lind himself minus team.
returned Ia town yc,uId y Ia pay money
he had been Obliged to borrow to redeem
lis team. lie expressed himself as highly
gratiilrdto have COME out 81 we'll and IL
still wondering what cculd have allied him,
md debating his intcntiun to let whiskoy
alone Tor the rest at his lite, or la his own
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uOrpllints.

Yesterday evening Mr. j H. Stewart,
we'll known citizen, took very large
doHe OF morphine ind IN short time
exhibited alarming symptoms. The
family iphysician was summoned and
shortly after another physician, and the
two spent tho greater part Of the even
ing aud night, in attempting to counter
net the effects OF o deadly drug. At Il
laio hour he wHf considered IN critical
condition, though his condition Ind r,i
Identity improved mud there were hopes
Of recovery
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WACO EXAMINER
WACO, OCTOBER 10, 1882:
County DemocrnticTicket.

Nominees OF the McLennan county
democracy, election first Tuesday in
November, 1852
For Coun Jndgc-G b. Gerald.
Comfy Attorney Eugene Williams.
Shcril-W. T. Harris.
Reprcsontniivo-John 5. Moore.
Assessor OF Inxes--S. l.. Norwood.
Collector " Taxes Allen l.. West
rreasufcr-J. ID. Wallace.
County Clcrk--Juhn W, Baker.
District Clerk +. Bcasley.
Surveyor Z. Surritt.
Cat L. aud Hide lnspector-Marehail
johnson.
Floatcr-L l.. Foster, Of Groosbeck.
Sruator-J. A, Martin, Of Marlin.
S-lSdSwtle.
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mated by the democracy of Massachu.
sctts FOR governor, the impression has
become general that the price of silver
spoons woJld advance from the tuct
that an assessment for campaign pur-
poses would become necessary and that
said assessment would b. called OH silver
spoons lowing to the practical expert
ence and unequulled facilities Of the
candidate TOR raising iunds on such
gouds) II this should bc the case, am
happy to inform the public that ! am
selling and will continue TO sell Rogers
| ~ Bro. Is celebrated silver ware at my
advertised price which are lower than
any house in Texas, Mt J. Leyluskir
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Narrow Gauge Increase OF
Stock.

81 Ionl7 N'mNllcnn, ThOrsdNyI
At the Office Of the Texas aud st.
Lonis ia lroud (unrrow gang } yesterday
nu election wRs held to authorize the di-
rectO OF that road in Missouri and Ar.
kansas To increase their stock. An in
crease OF stock wns authorized by unnu-
imous vote. The stock will be increased
to Sl6,O00,onN, limiting the increase to
Sl2. IN mile. \ similar meeting will
lee held at Pine Blut, Ark, ON the 18th
u thls month