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Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-22
Save Y0ar Money By

calling at the New Haven Glass and Crock cry store, 51O State street, head of Grand Elegant and choice goods in glass; china crockery, tin and wooden ware at prices that please everybody. Splendid goods fo, the holidays. Call and see them.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-22

Wholesale by Richardson Co. all drug gists at retail d2O Sd 1w This is great week for holiday presents, and a grand chance to buy at r. Lyons sell ing out sale.
 Tnrcoman Curtains. The most complete line in this city.
 NEW HAVEN WINDOW SHADE Co.,, d21 St 1o4 Chapel street.
 Save the Dimes. We are offering special inducements in "Candee'' first quality rubbers Mems boots $2 S5, mems arctics S1.5O, ladies' overshoes, light and heavy, 38 cents.
 d21 2t D. W. CosGRovE & Go. Our great sale of fancy slippers at about one half regular price will repay visit to the corner of Church and Grown streets. d21 2t D. w. CosGRovE X Go.
 
 Lace Curtains.
 At wholesale and retail.
 NEw HAVEN WINDOW SHADE Co.,,
 1o4 Chapel street.
 For am Elegant Present Buy plush or satin bed set with antique lace insertion. NEW HAVEN WINDOW SHADE Co.,, 194 Chapel street. Pole Cornices. Wholesale and retail at low prices. NEW HAVEN WINDOW SH ADE Co.,, 1o4 Chapel street. Chatterbox only 5Sc. at Gays, 25G Chap. ell, up stairs, one flight d2l St Open Evenings Until New Years. NEW HAVEN WINDOW SHADE Co.,, 194 Chapel street. Carpet sweepers | Of all kinds at reduced prices. ! NEW HAVEN WINDOW SHADE Co, t9+ Chapel street. Beautiful ;sefn. The use of Pearls White Glycerine renders the skin beautiful and: permanent in it beauty. It cures Sulsaurn, Prickly heat Tan, &c. 3teod&lw Other Great Bargatas All This Week a ! Lyons seIhf,g Out Sale.
 Fine black ali wool cashmeres, B, 45, 5 1 and 75 cents. | Plain and fancy dress goods at 10, 15, l. ] and 20 cents 1 Remnants of dress goods almost givel | away. 1 Infants embroidered blankets 75 cents, s ! and $1.25.
 Infants merino single and double capes a | $1, $1. .25, $1.75 and $2. Infants white, long and short, dresses a 1 50, 62 and 75 cents and $1.
 
 75 cents. | Infants knit sacks at 40, 50 and 75 cents. Infants bibs at 10, 15 and p cents.
 All this week at lyons selling out sale.
 Christmas Presents at MallettS hardware store, 2So Chapel street l Skates! Skates! Skates! at Mallett's hardware store. sleds! SIeds: sIeds: at Mallett's hardware store. | Pocket Knives. Pocket Hniv.s, at Mallett's hardware store. Tool Chests, Tool Chests, ! at Ms.llett's hardware store. Roller Skates, Roller Skates, 1 at Mallett's hardware store.
 Carvers and Forks. Carvers and Forks l at Mallett's hardware store. Doll Carriages, Dell Carriag ges, , at Mallett's hardware store. I Fine English Eazorz, , II at Mallett's hardware store. Ladies' Scissors, Single and i'm Cases, at Malletts hardware store. Silver Plated Knives, Forks and Spoon at Mallett's hardware store. Knives and Forks, K hives and Forks, $ l at Malletts hardware store.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-22
Big POrkerS,

Two fat porkers belonging to Frederick ] Mansfield, of Fair Haven East, were slaugh- l tered yesterday morning and their combined weight was 1,13O pounds.
 hog butchering time took place at the Linsley House, Branford, recently. The de- funct hogs weighed as follows Lynde Row lands 397, G. H. Linsley's 500. On the lat ter's weight twenty-five persons made guess es, and Horace B. Forbes is the champion, he guessing the exact weight.
 Dr. Matthewson, of Durham, had March pig slaughtered recently, which weighed 425 pounds.
 Christmas Eve Praise Service.
 There will be Christmas praise service at the St. John street M. E. church, Rev. MT. Harris pastor, Sunday evening at 73O. Handsomely printed programmes for the oc- casion have been issued. There will be 8 specially fine programme of music, chorus, male quartette, etc., the full choir assisting Prof. Jepson directing; responsive readings by pastor and congregation; an exercise by the infant class, Mrs. w. H. Preston teacher | responsive readings by the superintendent oi Sunday school, MT. Camp, and the school, and recitations by members of the Sunday l school.
 | Police Notes. l Two sneak thieves operated on the safe ot Baker George H. Ives at the corner of State 1 and Elm streets Wednesday evening, which l was left unlocked while Mir. Ives went to sup per, and between $25 and $50 and check fo. 1 $50, all of which were in a tin box, were taken Mir. Ives did not warn the police, thinking, i ! is said, that it would do no good. It is con l jectured that the parties committing tn ! theft may belong to the gang of burglars an' | professional crooks that was reported to hav
 left New York last week to ''work'' the prin
 cipal New England cities. It was subse \ quentIy stated that on account of the warn
 ings sent out they abandoned their intende
 raid.
 About ? o'clock yesterday morning Office ! Ahern patrolling Gregson alley near tn
 bill posting establishment of Colonel Jo l Blakeslee. window was partly opened ! which the officer thought rather suspicious l Investigating further and going into tn l building he found a colored man, who gay
 his name as John Smith, asleep in the room
 Smith did not belong in the building and tn l officer took him to the police station Whe
 searched pistol was found on him and it
 the same one that was stolen from the Amer
 ican 'Fheater last Saturday night, so the pc lice say Smith is charged with the theft
 and also with stealing coat from Davi Pratt, employed by Colonel Blakeslee. Th search in the police office also brought t
 light the fact that Smith had on two suits C
 clothes, Q handsome suit being found under rather ragged one.
 | The man who is charged with the chicke
 theft in connection with Edwin Colyer in th
 town of Orange is said to be Newton Hine, ( : Columbus avenue. He has been arrested o this charge.
 Clarence w. Hubbell, who was driving hay cart, against lamp post corner ( breaking the lamp, post and part of the g : pipe short off. The gas escaped at furior r rate, but the matter was soon temporarily r.
 paired.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-22

For am Elegant Present
 Buy plush or satin bed set with antique lace insertion. NEW HAVEN WINDOW SHADE Co.,, 194 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-22
Holiday Gifts.

See what you can find in s. s. Mallett's hardware store, No. 2sO Chapel street, next door to the City bank and the first store be- low Orange street. In first-class establish ment of this kind there are always a great many articles suitable for Christmas pres ents. They show all the desirable styles in ice and roller skates, including P. 6, s. Ameri- can Club and the ''Acme" Club skates. They probably show the largest stock of clipper and frame sleds in the city; wagons, strong and handsomely painted, for the boys, and doll carriages, with fine rattan bodies, for the girls; also complete line of boys tool chests from 75c. to $15. Their pocket and table cutlery is of the best English and American manufacture and warranted to cut. They have choice assortment of silver plated knives, forks and spoons. All these specialties, together with the regular stock of tools and house furnishing hardware such as clothes wringers, carpet sweepers, family scales, etc., etc., make this store a pleasant and profitable place to visit at this season.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-22

Our great sale of fancy slippers at about one half regular price will repay visit to the corner of Church and Grown streets.
 d2l 2t D. w. CosGRovE < Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-22

We are offering special inducements in
 s'Candee" first quality rubbers. Mems boots
 g.. S5, mems arctics $15O, ladies' overshoes, light and heavy, 39 cents. d21 2t D. W. CosGRovE < Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-22

Plush, Russia leather and morocco port ,aonnaies, purses and hand bags at greatly re- duced prices at
 EDWARD VALLEY < Co.'S.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-22

Beautiful ;g1fn.
 The use of Pearls White Glycerine renders the skin beautiful and permanent in its beauty. It cures SulsIurn, Prickly heat, Tan, &c. 3teod&lw
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-22

Y F'fUlts iaNN NWts.
 Mix & Judson deal almost exclusively in these go5ds, and their stock is new. fresh, large a, i reliable. The finest Florida oranges Malaga grapes and bananas Cataw- ba and salem grapes in desirable packages. Low ps<ced fruit for those who prefer it.
 City Market, Chapel street entrance
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-22

trem n ,iings, nervous headache, So cold hands and feet, pain in the back and other forms of weakness are relieved by Carter's Iron Pills, made specially for the blood, nerves and complexion
 Wholesale by Richardson & O.. all drug gists at retail. d20 Cd 1 W
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-22
Housekeeping Goods at Lyons' sellfn,

toweling and turkey red table covers in all sizes, white and colored bed spreads Every article will make useful holiday pres- ent. It is money in your purse if you buy at Lyons selling out sale. d18 3teod Sw
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-22

Popping Corn, Old and warranted. Corn popped, sugared and in red and white balls made on the premises. Mix and Judsop, City Market. Tho digestive organs weakened and worn out by using cathartic medicines, restored by using Browns Iron Bitters. d22 6d1w s.Death Dirt' whitens, cleans, softens and beau tifes the clothes. No boiling rubbing. |de22 3teod1tw
 Ladies by using German Cora Remover
 ,or ssglove fitting" boots with ease and
 d18 3teod tw
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-22

Lace Curtains. At wholesale and retail. NEw HAVEN WINDOW SHADE Co.,,
 194 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-22

This is great week for holiday presents, and grand chance to buy at r. Lyons sell
 ino out sale
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-14
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-14
TIE STATE OF TENAS,

ru the Sheriff or any Constable OF Nc
Lehman county Greeting:
\ On are hereby commanded that YOU
5, mmun. by making publication hcrot i'm
ONE newspaper publ shed in M,l.cuuan
county, r. Nrs, tor tour cons cutiyc weeks
pr, Nluu, to There uIn hereof. \ i. Ruun-.
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Texas, W the court huu>r thereof, IN the
city OF Waco, ON thr first Monday In
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baud ard puss, lion and tor costs ot suit.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-14

~F,uEIAUN,' OrFlCF, GALVESTON. Tex
uS, August I, lNN2. Notice Is hereby given
lhrt special meeting ut The SlockhohI-
'ts ui his company viii Ice held al the
"iit'" "i the rumplnN, At Galveston. Tex
n-. un lhr sofa day nt October, lsS9 az IN
60, l.'rh o.. IN. pursuant To a resolution of
lis hnWd at .direr'urs adopted August
u. tNN2 tur the purpose of 'huriling
lhrtNrCullnu ut "a mortgage on ull the
r,n' and ptr"nnl property nj the cumlu.
ny iu ~tcrrr the Payment al bonds tn ihr
amount of Si2.uOO lnr every mile OF rail
NnN ons'ruCiUd or acquired Toy the CONF
puuy since it- organization. or hereafter
{" Doe constructed an acquired, whether
the -lIuU consist ut main line or
permanent sdugs, or extension, or
branches In any direction. and whether
nov authorized, or hereafter tu be- Au rhur-
il'd, hy the charter nj the company. OF
amendments to, ard tuI the iurihrr
purposes at authorizing the Execution ui
the said mortgage IN such manner M All
the bonds heretofore ISSUED under mort
gage or decd Of trust heretofore rNrDu'rd
10y thv sid company on the 2lst iuN ul
June, l~19 shall hc equally secured h
such NOW mortgage, undut amending the
said mortgage ur deed ui trust executed
o0 th, 2lst duy vt June, 1879, ~ Aforesaid,
~n HAT lh" same shall cover the entire
property franchises. chartered rights.
pri'icg and immuurir-, which nov be-
long tu or may hereafter Doc acquired hy
the company. except such land, u, arc &c..
served 100 slid Wurtgugc of June ~. l>1y.
ans also lo' iur purpose ut utIiyug ur
injecting hr'r loon token hy Tine board ot
directors, 20, 20 meeting held AT Galveston.
ON August ~. >Nt. and iur the lrtUsAcii u
of such other business ns may CONF before
e.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-14

The most pcltrcl and ,list,c,o,.
binutibn knOwR 10 thr n,n yVl
which ron is combined: ami ,nT.
is the success nt thus prcparation ~
'le,tin Il tu heroine. Ni,iuur a 5-
most pupul rutall the iron ,n rg
IN use. Aud We hesitate nj IN ~
that this medicine is nv secret nm
chrapIy COTTON up comp und I'm,
genuine constitutional rrm,,ir
my those aItclatiyr puWrrs ga N.
To T., cupDr,t" and inNi-urrc Ola.
-N>t'm when hruk, Il down b, u.'
disease commonly called arl
known a dl spcp- aandInai,,.,I,
which nluc-tonlhs OF an our m. Fl.
mate, hcctnsc when 'hr dR,Jir
paired IRON want OF the naillrI !,
is 50 important In the digestive g.,
at man. then I Is tNat hi. .YryR
many lyle.,l,ually called lisa.s,
lH,.iludt auu sour stomach. w,...
mental exhaustion, impaired lnt.
GENERA ptuHtlhllun ul the WhOs
liver complaint. trlloNed IN nigr.
and II disc OF the % oop Ilgt
MY and BLADDER. that prodps,
fearful aches known u, rh,nw,'I-
lgo, backrche and neryou. b,
headache. Ana al ro. suem|r.
weak females. who ave in ,e,nt
good tonic to bui,G up tier eo1..
cannot iind, sc non SLY bt.e,ga
ora more certain remedy oaean
bottle is sun, lent t. prove . "a
wonderful medicinal propcrri
regularly cordiug To inc8
your druggist iur IMPROVED lL40
ORATOR., AMI be .urr o. lake No
Price - per bottle PREPARED
Tucker & Willis, Waco, rcxas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-14

The ruhlic viii plrusc remember that
on aud lfter this date tine grocery feed
aud gram establishment of A. Jones
Taylor n Bro, Nos ! and 3, nruther
block, Austin street, will be connected
with the telephone exchange, and then
down town customers will find this q
great convenience; and We bcspcak for
them the liberal patronage that their
pluck, energy, libcrnlity and Uniform
low prlceR nhall m nit.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-14

DR. IL. Robinson, our wrll.kuuwn OPP
tlciHn, viii return to Waco September
3Oth, from his extended trip thruuhmt
the stat lie will brug with INN large
and com lctr stock of gold, silver, and
steel -prctnclcs and eye glasses, also %
eyes. DR. Robinson has the latest inn
correcting defective vision. Sight rs
ricrlcss, so wait until his arrival and
he fitted with perfect spectaclrs. Office,
at his old place, with the reliable irwlcr
Geo. d. Wood, No. ~, Austin street,
Waco, IeNns. 9lUtulOI.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-14
Sixteen Separate Schools

Complete course in each, under the
ablest teach rs which can be procured
III Europe and America Certificates,
diplomas aud degrees oufcrrcd. Tuition
low, Send for calendars to
T.. TOURJEE.
9USw3t Boston, Mas
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-14

plrlo- 70 the kitchen, ami nro not iu're-
lueutly used ~ the former for cooking.
n i- said that two cents worth " oil is
sufficient ~ DO the cooking one day FOR
% family " nine II Is u- quickly aud
easily lighted and e1tuguishcd as AN
ordinary lamp. For economy and con-
venience it il certainly great invention.
Mr.. Chalmers has the agency Tor them
i'll this state and will probably take
steps 10 introduce them here.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-14
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one of the latest and inns,
AT llquld c.'larl'cs, this eleConp,, 'aH
non Is made with sorupulons ' NJ
me b' 81 and most carefully .sl,,a''
rial tt is with the greatest 'I lg,e. ,
we recommend lhi, very . re'at
hh'ml".S remedy "a, being rbr "'T VITO
suf"st Laxative and ,atnuH, ~. NE
male and children. now in nv, o. Val
habl'nhl constipation and ipd,s, A'
cannot iind.nnything more .rt, q
tam. Ii Is combined win ,,9 q
such a manner that the hltttr,g 'U'1
chscari sa. radu &, uompl.telr ' y d
Ask your drusgl,t lorjt. and b e'a
take II" other. Price IN cents y ~, y ,
npa'eI BY Tucker Il WIKI.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-14

Good liquors guaranteed pure at !. y
Contamination
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-14

4 magnificent display OF real lace col
lars, coll rettcs aud Mother Hubbard
collars at Levine brus.-yD7tc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-14


venience it il certainly great invention.
Mr.. Chalmers has the agency Tor them
III this state and will probably take
steps 10 introduce them here.
Every pair Of l.. Buyieu 81 Co.'s mems
fine shoes warranted TO be had ouly at
Sanger Bros.--9l0tc.
4 magnificent display OF real lace col
lars, coll rettcs aud Mother Hubbard
collars at Levine brus,--gD7tc
Fine and fancy paper and envelopes,
elegant styles just received at W. II.
Watkins book store. -27d6wlm
Levine Brothers orc Displaying the
III ST elaborate. -tp. K nf clotliug and
gents furnishing goods ia Waco.-'o''"
All wool cashmere, urc offered ut Lc-
Hinu Bros. Tor zoe per yard H''r.
NorWuh.tuIul that mAyn nll of
.o,t-J. e.. Futon i. really Tor hu-iur.s.
and cpu brlonnd at his nc,, stand, CORNER
of fmnni Austin. mim,Jy occupied
by - $ Wood lnar.N d,'s vii open
% hoc line OF Impaired table drlloa.ic-.
and srnrm goods Can aud examine
them.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-14

Elsw3t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-09-14

Fine and fancy paper and envelopes,
elegant STYLES Just received at W. II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-14

There 10 q CLEAN Of hope that the Pa.
eiHc coast 10 at last in . position to OBJ
tain Z hearing on the Chinese question.
with Q possible chance for favorable leg
islation. The Senate q b-committee. TO
whom 10 referred the several anti.Chi-
ness bills. headed by Miller. Of Califor.
mia. includes two other Senators, who
arc known to s~ympathizs with the Pa.
ci6o coast on this question. namely.
Psndlston Of Ohio. and Hill Of Georgia.
and although Edmunds. the one remain.
ing member. 10 expected to oppose favor.
able action. It will be one Of great ad-
vantage to the friends OF the forthcom-
ing bill to develop In advance the
grounds Of his opposition. The House
ub.committes 10 also admirably con.
strustsd. for 1t consists Of Page Of Cali.
%fornia. who will Of course spare no effort
to obtain prompt and favorable reports;
Willis Of Kentucky. the Democratic Rep
ressntstive Of tho Louisville District.
who reported and championed the We.
toed Fifteen Passenger bill in the Forty
nith Congress. and Carpenter OF Iowa.
who fairly represents the Indifferent OF
possibly unfrisndly class Of members,
who need enlightenment. and whose
views may sdvantsesously be developed
through him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-14

There has been q great deal Of abuse
OF Speaker Keller because he in his
appointments has made the House COM
mittses overwhelmingly Republican in
every case. Keller is . politician. pure
and simple POLITICALLY speaking). and
from his standpoint, he has done nothing
wrong. He has only fixed 1t so that in
any event and under all circumstances
the Republicans will have control Of the
committees. Ho does not want to have
his side Of the house taking chances on
the absence or death Of Congrsssmsn.
He has seen tho embarrassment OF hav.
ing the parties 80 equally divided. as
illustrated in the Senate at present. and
sff.ctuslly guarded against Q recurrence
Of anything Of the kind In the House 80
far a. he wal able.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-14

Oscar Wilde has delivered his lecture
on the Truly True. the Bully Good and
the Bsng.up Beautiful to . New York
audience. II 10 not yet known in this
part Of the world just what IL amounted
to nor how Il was received BY the audi
euee. Wilde will visit San Francisco.
and possibly tho Comstock. According
to ell the published interviews with
Wilde no is smart enough to keep from
saying much to the reporters who have
sndsavorsd to pump him. One corrs-
spondsnt who has talked with him.
writes: ut has already been suggested
that be looks upon this whole ssthstio
business as q huge joke. and this Amer
lean tour as one OF its funniest incidents.
His vacant smile Of eontentmsnt when
speaking OF esthsticism would seem to
bear this out"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-14

The situation In Ireland still remains
unsatisfactory. The people are unyisld.
ing and defiant, while the authorities are
doing all they can to suppress the spirit
Of instruction. Many stories Of VIC.
lencs are autographed. Some Of these
are doubtless true. wbilo 1t 10 thought by
many in this country that much eIas.
seration Is INDUCED In by the press re.
ports. The latest dispatches say that o
force Of 200 military and constabulary
have gone to Edsnsderry. Kings county,
to protect persons cafting oats bought at
Shsria's sale. A mob broke up the
roads. threw trees across them and de-
stroysd four bridges. A force OF $50
police and military svicted six families
ct Fsconscraw. near Ballaghadrsn. The
arms seized ct Clonmel belonged to
bailiffs.