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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-18

When have a baby at breast nothing Is so use.
tul Tor quietingmy own aud baby nerves as Park
er's Ginger Tonic. II prevents bowel complaints,
and Is better than any stimulaut TO give strength
and appetite.-A NetgdTk M0iher,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-18
FOR RENT-Unfurnishe ed Rooms
RENT-Honses.

y DUPONT CIRCLE--FoR RENT-F1NE g.
I story Brick; II rooms, bay windows modern
improvements, and In excellent repair choice loca-
ton: $50 Inquire on premises or ut li29 Twentieth
street. myl7-3tf
I.NoR RENT-SIX-RooM BRICK HOUSE, MOD.
II ern improvements; completely furnished for
summer months; two squares from Capitol; go. Ad-
dress SUMMER, this Office. myiG-3tt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-18

1NOIVMBIA HEIUIIS,
~ SECURE HOMES.
This very desirable property located on boundary
and Fourteenth Street Road, Is now being divided
and offered In Lots to suit purchasers. We are oiier-
Ing Choice Lots AT 10 cents per square foot onohth
cash, balance payable within ave years. with interest
at per cent. Call aud examine plats at ofiue.
na5-u A l.. BAIlBER CO., Le DToit Building.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-18
LOST AND FOUND.

y = REWARD,-LOsT, TUESDAY EVENING,
NpO ON the Columbia or Belt Line cars, q Roll oil
MONEY, containing So The above Will be paid for
returning the same to corner X street and Delaware
avenue northeast. tl7-3tfl H. w, WHALLoN,
L osT-A roll, OF MONEY, BETWEEN FOUR
IL teenth street, below X, and street Eff
teenih, Finder literally rewarded by leaving Il at
1885 New York avenue. mylestt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-18

HANDSOME DWELLINGS and CORNER LOTS
in the northwest section.
WILLIAM r. YOUNG,
mya l420 New York avenue
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-18
OLD POINT COMFORT,
VunesWNua

EI GII-A- EIoTEL.
Situated TO yards from Fort Monroe Open ail the
year. Equal TO any hotel In the United States Sur
roundings unsurpasscd; appointments, table, and
service unexcelled. Bathing, boating, fishing and
for southern people, Terms less for equal accommo-
dutions than any resort in the country Climate free
from malaria, and for insomnia truly wonderful In
Its soporihc effect send for circular describing hy
myi5sm HARRISON PHGBUs, Prop'r.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-18

Our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
stores shops, and Farms offered for rent, together
seen. Property for sale in all parts OF tho city.
money TO loan on real estate. Call.
mrH IL. II. WARNER. 0i6 y street.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT, OR
great bargains ut WILLIAM II. MAIN q BROTH-
ERS, ST. Charles Hotel corner Third street and Penn.
sylvania avenue northwest mhl9-u
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-18
SUMMER RESORTS.

ssDILGRIArs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RURAL
Il hOme % acres incosed by living hedge;
spring. carp pond, statuary, fruit and owers write.
COUNTRY BOARD-MT. PLEASANT FARM,
~ Clifton Station, Va. A few bOarders can hnd
Immediate Rccnmmo ,ntions; long season preferred.
References: VIM. Ballantyne, stationer, and Oscar
Woodward, Patent ollice Address II. @. NEW
MAN, ~ above. myl7-Jts
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-18
FOR SALE-Lots.

EoR SALE CIEAP-TERAIS, S2O CASH AND o.
~ monLhlyi Ten building Lots, 90 f,Ot deep 70 10
foot alley, on west side OF North Capitol street. ad
joining corner OF street northwest; pavement sew
erage DC, j, w. STARR,
mylS'l2t 1929 New York avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-18
"A GOOD INVESTMENT.

LOTS on Rhode Island avenue, facing SCOTT
STATUE, at Sl5O per footi Will bring q within a
year. Two corner lots adjoining these recently
sold for s342 per foot
APPLY AT ONCE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-18
FOR SALE-NIisceIlaneous.

INoR SALE" CINNAMON" CANARIES; RARE
IL birds aud fine singers. Also, for rent-Iiail
Rooms and Basement 1907 i street northwest
myls-3t+
WT ANTEp-TO SELL CHEAP FOR CASH, l5
w feet Office Rail and Copying Press; call al once
500 street northwest. nyI7-3tt
WANTED 10 SELL HOUSEHOLD AND
w Kitchen Furniture at oncei call and see II. i32
street northwest myi7.3i@
WTISHlNG 4 LARGER, OFFER MY ALMOST
w new 6luch ball bearing bicycle for $40 month.
Please call between y. m. and a. NJ. at 407 First
street northwest. myl79te
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SToCNTON IO
CAPE MAY. NJ.

Season of 1882 opens JUNE %, under new manage
ment.
All communications will receive prompt attention
addrf ssed to r. 8. BOUTHBY, Manager,
myl7-2m Stockton Hotel, Cape May.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-18
WANTED-Heln-Fcmale.

XTANTED-A GOOD AND RELIABLE GIRL
w for general hOu-o also white girl TO nurse
only those that can give first class references need
apply. 93 thirteenth street n0rthwts. lI-3tt
"ANTED-A YOUNG WHITE GIRL AS
w chld's nuIse; none but those with the blst ref
erence need apply at 1879 Twelfth street Loihwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-18

GPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, CORNER
y Ninth and ID streets northwest, occupies the sec
oud floor OF LINCOLN HALL BUILDING. Com
pelr IN us Tengemeats i9r training sons and daugh:
May. No vacation students received every month
In the year for Instruction. day evening, by the
month or quarter. SPRING AND SUMMER bFlS-
SlONS give students frOm other schools opportunity
for business training. Full Information given at the
SARA A. SPENCER. Vlce-Prlncipal. my3tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-18
Personal.

MIDDLEAGED GENTLEMAN WITH
a means, stopping several months in the city,
8lres tho acquaintance OF n young lady for social
lblican Office. myiSStf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-18
BOARDING.

TJIGHLAND TERRACE 1855 MASS. AVE-
IL l. Furnished Rooms to rent, with Board On suite
and single beautiful simmer location. nyl7-3tt
A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT TWO
IN good Rooms, with Hoard, in n desirable Oca-
Iion; private family preferred Address stating
phiN PA, mpi7-3ts
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-04
unfortunate uanswss NJ W. Oldham,

unfortunate nanlwaH NJ. W. Oldham,
living Oh the farm oi G. G. Conger,
short distance the other side of ROBIN
son aud well known IN the county. The
particulars Of the accident, gathered
from the wife and daughter Of the de.
ceased in the evidence NJ the inquest,
are that when the storm OF yesterdh!
morning came mp and between one and
two u'c ock, Oldham got ont OF bed ana
went to window III
the room to look out. He had been al
the window but a moment when u
binding flash OF lightning and bolt OF
thunder came simultaneously. The VIE
who was not looking III that direction,
got M and went to her husband, and
found him lying ON the floor and the
window shattered. He did not speak
and when she reached him he was dead,
aud must have died instantly. y little
daughter OF deceased was sleeping ~ the
same room with her father and mother
and was .ooking Mt deceased when he
WIS struck down. and saw him fall to
the floor. HIS might clothes were set
/ on fire by the lightning and were burn.
/ ing when the wife reached him. Old.
ham was abou tifty.two, aud served
though the war IN Gen. Spelghts reg .
iment and Senator CUkcs regiment. II
il difficult for one to realize how shock
ing death by lightning Is.
The jury otinquest brought IN yer
dict in accordance with the facts gwen
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-04

4 Heavy Rain. vivid Light
ming, Heavy Thunder and
Lots of scared People.

A10o'rlork. IN wednesday nisht, II
liqht. dingy. but by no means formidable
cloud coy.rcd the eastern sky. gradually.
,irrIiuy up To the zenith With the rest OF
Tho XIV clear. A. II O'Clock blacN om-
niots h INK OF cItuI. Out OF winch Issued
.pi,etul Il i-h,- at lightning ana mutter-
INC THUNDER. -hIIted III" nurthrrn horizon
and hung there ioi Two II ur'. while mean
umcAbitok cloud ~ os" N me west am Tue
eastern cloud -pr ad cat lts Hank. IN TIE
rifv was cneirc.ud bv clouds bclChing
tuith thunder and Lightning ihccss'n ~.
At o'clock the hnriLou-skirttng
cloud. had met overhead aud then be
ynp pyrotoChnic display amid
heavy rain. lie like Of VIII ch il seldom
seen here The lightning Ma, almost
constant Vii AN tor over hn hour Inc
celestial ii'ewurk' was kept up, "hI
thunlcr boumhshcll- Kissed and cracked
and rattlel among the clouds IKE
wagon load OF liu p + and kettle rolling
down steep hill. intespcr.ci WIN '1-
/ ca,iuuBl trenit nIuu, pcnls mat setncu 10
I shake the sol Il earth The rain Wa not
[ very heavy but In the clouds one could
| readily magin, that jupiter. Ndlcm anl
the other dctgnct Lods Of M thology had
yot out OF rhrr grave, 10 rene" Their
/ Inhl,d cloud battle, with modern mdshcts,
thirtv-twp FOUNDERS and nortars. me
flashing OF the lightning. the roar ui the
thunder was iu perfect mimcry OF Ot'
lie raging "a roaring over eat WIN NJ
ing by pialoors, cavalry chHrgc'snrtlllcIy
,lucls. grant charge, and biigad sweep
iuv Owe ca, u other in ii TIM. rourihg.
shrieking rpniu ion. But, how vcr, the
battle OF the cloud. waved Ind surgrd ana
there Wa mot u moments in'urmis-inu ul
the binding flashing and tine celestial
I .f B. ID A.. D. -ftItrltltuff
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-04

Prot Alexander Hogg, one OF tho state
iec,ur, + to the teachers of the sumner
normal schools, arrived in the city Inst
night from Sghdn. where lac l,ctUrcd
three times on Wednesday. First, upon
the preparation and charar ter ot the tcacn.
ers, second, upon ~ rocast Of arithmetic.
ana third. Ut night upon "OUr Mouci
Tongue Those Who have heard the
Professor say he belongs to the advanced
thinkers II is expected that he Will adj
dress tie institute In this city to-day dun
ny the morning session, and tonight
he viii deliver his lecture on The Eng
li-h Language lie has large map
,Mercator'S projectlon) OF some sixty
four square iuet, mounted, and from which
he shows the rapid spread ot our language
tending rapidly TO universally Prot
Morton, Ia charge OF thi, school, extends
10 all Interested cordial initiation 10 be
pres eut At the sessions, and the public
particularly l. Invited To the evening leo
tur'. These meetings ART held at Waco
university.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-04

g..s ...Fv VTsaH-
Mr. FRANK Manning ""s III '''' '''S W
'Fru"y'
Mr.. Bud sleeper leaves to-day lot "S
rancho.
Mir Pink Downs GANG nm from Temple |
last evening.
~, a. II wut,. rotnrrcJ tram l,ai-
vosior Isst evening
Mrs. A. T. Key lett last night IN visit
to her son in Caldwell, Kansas.
County Judge Childrcss. OF Bosque
county. was IN town vc.te dty.
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h'. 'il". |u.''Isu'' T pa,,t ,,,
ny t'','''- =" '1', w., I'm ''''
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Mr +. +. Downs, banker at Temple, mr.
rived bv TIE evening tram tor Woo'an
wells with his wife and little one.
poo, ,,ov Ir,,g q, Nor.h.u arrived
4, ,h ,o' ci,y mr. rvI--ing a n"tirr of his
nrnmi.ed lectures win he fnuod cl.e.
where
r,.
u. II H"GN' 90" "g "' ,t'. v'.
"">' Wv az ''"'. ~ ''"'
position IN me "luVc uI A'N'""t'
WINTER attorneys NJ 'llls i'A'r'
Mr.. Robert Gribhlr returned home last
evening from sherman. where he WIS de-
tanned ior some time by illness, and will
leave In Z, pIny or two tor Woctan Wells.
p-ot " "A vi,,o, ,or,n,rly , r,s,.
don't is in the ci,v rcmrc.rnting Ans'in
| coIleoe, %, SHERMAN. with whicn ins,itu.
ton he has been connected ior several
years past.
At, u.,,. u,o.d., ,,o,,,or III, A. I r.
m,n, war riU', "n a.. uis,n,,,i
n,,,,i- i,,r -i,i, To- bor "biI,.r
l., uiIlshnrn NAN r,st,nrJ md COR.
"'l' rmi,,,tir.
Nj. W. u. nCkor u most 'Ie'Shht
gentleman ana skilled pharmacist hhS
accepted position with tucker " VIII
liz, and VIII remain IN waco permh'
nently. Mr Incker is more recently
from Tennessee, hut Is Nlrglhlan d!
birth, coming from thG sthi" Oh" Town ol
Charlouewiile' mat mas sent SO many
good citizens l" Waco
Mir. ". II. Godbcr well known "a one
of the most proficient ami reliable account
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-04

The young grocer merchants III the
rrathcr block, Austin street, still main.
tam one NJ the best retail businesses IN
the city, which they have gained by
hor liberal, tnr and square dealing.
Guaranteeing everything they sell to be
the best that money and experience can
obtain, aud every family IN Waco should
know the prices at which they are selling
pure Louisiana sugars, Cream OF Kansas
hour. and ali first class f,mily supplies.
They have just received u fall invoice
VI potted mo ,ts, !ellies, preserves, and
fresh dniutles for the excursibnist
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-04
sIpTEMIiER FIRST
The Examiners Annual Trade
Review.

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-04

Mr.S.J. Wright has Just arrived from
Vermont, bringing With hiIa lnrg" ,hip
mcn' Of the finest and hest blooded sheep
even brought to thi, market. Ewes and
huck.. some OF them are the finest We
ever saw. Mr. Wright is one Of the most
succ s.tul she, p men. and the large lots
he has heretofore brought to his market
have always found ready purchasers. from
the excellence at the stock ana skill =
their selection. The present stock j. the
finest of all The ilock Is now AT Me
I.arcu's yards adjoining the livery stable,
and all persons in sheep should 90 and
sec them
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-04

Proceedings of the Last Day =
session,

August 3d-Fhc district lodge met at
ga. IN. The lodg" proceeded to bhlIo,
Tor III trict marshal which resulted III
the election Of l.. j. StHrks, IT Star Of
Liberty Lodge, No. 1889, Iicmpstend.
The following were elected s the OK
ecutiyc committee. @. l.. Richardson,
~ Lily ~ tine Nnllry. No 1888, CurNcn
ma H. III. Percy ~ Texas Central, No.
Sur 40. 567y Rrln.
The following committees were
elected
Executive committce-k H. Perry,
Geo. H. Richardson au Il j. Willis.
Committee ON insurance-N. 4.
Willis, Poole, Hawkins.
Committee On state OF the order
VIM Davis, J V Nhn1dcus. Y. Wills j.
! Thomas and j. Bell,
| Committee u Wuendme' ts-- 3. lib.
bitt i. NJ Parker and A. }. Moore.
Committee on Hppeal1-G l.. tich'
ardson, Frcenau Mo'ry aud Il. J. Moore
Committee ou tiuHnte-W j. jackson
Is. \. Jac' son aud L. J. Willis.
Marshall, Ir2as, WIS selected III the
next lHcr of meeting.
i $. 'rlbmtt Of Houston. introduced
the following preamble aud resolutions
htithNt ne lhdnhh on lhlh DOiN HIc
due the good city of Waco and the riil-
roads cente.iuR here for the tavorF
shown MS; therefore, belt
Resolved That the distric lodge No.
% Of Texas, @. u, 90 o. r., extend it's
heartfelt thanks to Rhgusa lodge No
1857 G.. q. o. of O. +. and the citizens
in genera, together with the officers o
the different railways FOR the uniform
Kindness aud courtesy shown u'
! Further be II
Resolved, That We tender our ncer
o thanks to the district court officers TO
allowing MS the free use OF the cOur
room, IN which to hold our lodge.
Resolved, That we extend thanks to tn
. Waco Examiner Tor the publication Il
I the proceedings OF the district lodg,
aud that our thanks be- rendered the |
NJ. FOR the able and impartial manner
= which he hns PFC ided over OF
r deliberations, aud the officer
FOR their uutiring cnerg
aud zeal in the discharge of their dut
Adopted 10y u rising vot'.
The district lodge then adjourned sir
die.
The stree parade aud public INSTALL
!, ton will take place tins tFrlduy) morun
' ut l0o'cluck
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-04
" The Great Southern S'''

"Brazos Chill Cure Wu'
ranted Tor the cure OF cn's
is a positive autidote lor Z
has no rival rs Il tonic loI
an emaciated system non
matte causes, aud TO w. i'.s
necessarily exposed 10 MS
ences, and are attended M Il,
lowing symptoms, sucI . ',i
tito, aching of the back ,. aI,
verishness, severe headas ",
ton to get about, low 'pI, ,i !,
ness, chilly sensations. s5' !
hot, burning fever" "Il l.r.-.
terminate in bilious, lg XII
YOU keep a supply on M ala
time and take a dose thTy '.., /.
No other medicine is net' ,s...
yery concentrated and p IN.
effects in removing Tue II d
ments from the blood ' Y u
appreciate this warning ~ 4
farmer, who is more 'e3, r. Z
to those atmosphere !. 's.,t8l
in the tall season, When al
crops in the midday ,4 nll,f
and heavy dews OF noi u. I,
those malignant feyeT .,.d a,S 4
lent, and 70 them We o, Won
to take a dose OF "BI I.. NJ
every morning on rl, ai,i.b ~
avoid the danger OF I tire .
say nothing of the S Va ;ul
saved in the end, ,;'U. Or
arsenic. The physician, r lf4
recommend It, ASK gPrisi
il and take 10 other
tie. Prepared only l,,yy.I 9y { v
VS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-04

The most pcftccl and sq,,,
binatiOn known 10 the r
which iron is ,mbincd an
Is the success ot thus prepan
,iesiin' Il to become. Mitbng
most popular OF all the iio-
in use. And We hesitate nt,.
that this medicine is no SEM.
cheaply COTTON ~ COMPTON,,
genuine constitutional NM
ing those Alternative poWr, /.
to rccupcrnte and invigort 4.
system when hrokrn lOVts-..
disease commonly allsl
SHOWN n dysprpS aAndInl.
which nine.tenths Ofail 0g7, 4
innte, because when The tgs,.
paired from want of the B..,
is SO important in the dig,r !.
OF man, then it is that .Ll,.gT
many type usually cailj7..~
lassitude and sour stUus Mo
mental exhaustion, imp.s t-
general prostration OF f,1t6,
liver complaint, tullONt.t7Nl
and all disc eases OF The B55,t
SEY and BLADDER, thi nd,
fearful aches known as rt.-.
rdlgia, backachc and nergi
headache. And al CO....
weak females, who ale 10 4
good tonic to buiid up tfef
cannot find, wc-honr s'.y b,.t
or a more certain remedy Oh.
bottle is sufficient to prove
wonderful medicinal prOprs
regularly according to dine
| your druggist tor lMrEyD B
ORATOR. and be sure to uM
Price " per bottle. Pltplr
Tucker & Wills, Waco, IeIG
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-04
Nerve and Ionic tIh-

A most splendid nerve toni 8
ative. A sure and ,peedg 10
nervousness, wakelulne,s, so
We are frank To admit that "
ELIXIR has no real or ac'.aI
properties direct in IT. con.'A
that its quoting lntiel%
reached through lis tunlc tf-'
system, md when the iollo7A
are experienced by the indri
NERVOUS HEADACHE, NEuBIlu'
ism. NERVOUS PROsGRAllON =
by excessive drinking and :
which naturally produces 3
energy and impaired clla'lH
that this POWERFUL ELlAlkt
ed 10 restore the nerves ~ U
condition, thereby giving VI
newed strength ut he Sholr Y
deianged from oyrlwolk q
Ask your druggist tor u r.
other. Price 30 cent and J
Prepared only by Tucker Az.
Texas,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-04
KILLED nv LIGHTNING.
\ Nun stricken ia beath tn AN
Instant by a. tiolt from
the sly

Early yesterday morning d report was
brought to the city that during tue terri
bile storm OF the early morning man
near Roboinsonyillc had been killed by
lightning, aud late IN '.o day the full
particulars Of the awful accident were
learned from people from the uoighbor.
hood and FROM Justice Evans, who held
an inquest on the body Of
the victem OF heavens fatal fire The
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-04
Western Potatoes.

W. are nor rccCiuu0g car Iodd yf
d5te Western Potatoes tally 0W arc
pytparcd 10 MI o,h dispotct any
ami all critters ar forrest market
price, qnd purchasers aood not teo
icroy a. th,g orcripg in spicadoI
condition od Cil keep aaV ruas0,-
ahlC icHgh ~ time,
CLEFEL1ND 4 CAMERON.
U75Utc
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Publishers Notice.

Nuurr-or nnuurntci with tue Et,suaru rs
tall ishmrut is authorized 10 maxi purchasers
ct uul k.ut. having the sntur 'harg~t {" TIN
ONCE, without 400 order from the bushes man
ag.r, G. NJ. Hubby. Merchants and o,hcrs
selling goods 90 employees aud expecting the
Examiner rull.hrs Company to pay me
sans lNithuut am order d., above sta. edl, wlIl
do 80 at brir own risk We shah atiicby this
announcement which 3. rendered necessary ss
ii suuud lu.tu,- measure.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-04

Electric COnsunrt'' Cn

Has undoubtedly lIr gS
lion of any medicine loi n'
consumption that We haze y
able to find. It i>plat-a
for consumption, aud ilNr =
affected with = dcrP''oajoi
lung-standing. \ few dose {.
mediate relief, and if kept .
feet a cure. 1t i, very ,oo'i
lungs and pleasant to take
nights sleep, free IRON Ihs
paroxysms Of coughing, l,'l
than the price Of a half doA'
Ask your druIgist for )
once; price 30 cents aud W
Prepared only by TucEa 1
Waco, Texas.
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The weather To-day.

The signal service bureau reports the in
Licnlons for to-day Tor the West Gull
states local rains patty cloudy weather.
southwest to northwest winds,
slight tall in temperature and higher
hArnmatrr
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The failing powers Of digestion, asslm
ia ION, secretion and oNcrctiuu, are res
tored to permanent health, strength and
activity by u-ug Browns Iron Bittcrs--
u true tonic u perfect strengthened
sure rcvivrr Sold 10y Tucker y Willis,
Waco, Trxas.-725lw
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Thc NextCnIico Hall.

viii be given at De Francis garden
Saturday night Admission TOR gentle
men, only twenty-five cents. At SIX
o'clock Sunday afternoon there will he
balloon ascension, probably the lust
" the season. Enjoy these pleasures
now, as the engagement Of the orchestra
Inns nenrly ternlinnted.
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wenknc-s Cured.

LYNN, MnsH. Doc, n, T@NU
gave that valuable medicine. brown +
Iron Biiirrs. to my sister Tor weakness
Alter taking two hottlc-. she wa. able TO
walk and ran ~ woii as ever. II is Ger
mtnly "a wonderful tonic. WN.joNF-.
sold los Tucker x Willis, Waco, Texas.
n4t11 ,y
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Masonic

Sick committee Waco Lodge Tor the en-
suing month j. ". Baker Go0 Clarke.
A. j. Caruthcrs, Il. n. Carroll Geo Is.
Campbell !. l.. ELGIS, W, N.
i. H. GIMER. SECRETARY.
Waco, July %, 1852.
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For diseases ol the nerves, BRAIN
blood and luugs, Il superior medicine to
all othcrsis Browns Iron Bit crs. Sold
by Tucker y Willis, Waco, Texas.
7lSlw.
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One of the latest ami mo-.
all liquid cathartics, his ela.,. =
non l. made with scrupnl"t'
the b' st and most carefully !,
iial. IL Is with the creates, ', ~
we recommend this yery N. ra
harmless remedy As being II,
snrest laxative and catlmiiicI,
males and children, now in N ny +
habinal constipation and i,S J
cannot iind.anylhiag moi.
tain. Ii is combined vim ~
such II manner that the hitt.-
cascara sagrada is compls,s,
ASH your druggist Tor it, snl
take NJ other. Prize 80 ce -',
F. Prepared by Tucker 4 M
Texas. WIG