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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-07
TTRUSTEE's SALE.

Mhsreas on the 18th day Of November l-sO II
I. Harris and George y fgtten, pRr,utr- do
ING business uudrr the irm line ana style u
II rms atteu, mAue, executed and deliver
I'D To- me undersigned, trustees, the certain
deed OF trust convey Z tho hereinafter desurib-
"a property for the purpose Of securing the
Reliance Lumber Company IN the payment Of
four certain promissory notes as follows, to-
wit
J. A note dated Beaumont, Texas, May, q
lsH, hue a. days after date, II AIDE by the hrm
OF harrls, fAtten 70. = hrm composed Of II q.
+, Harms, Geo, W Patten and NJ. 81. Borgess.
anu Tor the sum OF t5li ~, with 10 per cent, IN
teTss. from date and change, which note
NJ tine said tIust deed was executed had In
d 'rsei thereo1 The following credits August
~ lsso, AIS and october -, lss0, slUO,
. A note dated Il, aumOnt. Texas, May q,
lsao hoe so dave after date, made by said firm
Of Harms, Paiten n Co and for the sum Of
500 win lVper cent. interest per Rnnum from
dale aud exchange on Houston
]. note dated Beaumont, Texas, May 81,
lsso, dne ~ days after date, made by said arm
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CAUGHrIN rHE A,T.
= Iight.EIngered Gent Taken
In Tow.

Yesterday morning several men were
congregated in the Narrpw Gauge
sal on, near the Texas and ~. Louis
depot, among the number, Mr.. III.
Martin, who hal out his person quite
nice little sum pi m uey, which he
showed rather freel,. IN he or wd also
were two other men, seemingly phrtn ~,
whose names are not known, but one OF
whom, least, was an interested spec
tRtur when the money WAS beng diA-
playel. This lat or soon developed an
alTectionate interest ~ Mr. Ma tin,
taking q chair between his tect raising
1t above his heat and carrying 1t IN that
position around the ROOM then banter
iny Mr. NJ. 10 do he same. Becoming
more familiar, the stranger pla fully
took hold Of Mr.. Ma tin and gently
showed him against he wall,nnd whlld he
had him III that position, deity inserted
his fingers int tine watch pocket ~ Mr..
Ma yea and coaved thereirom
two ten dullnr bills which the latter hBd
placed there after exhibiting them. Mr..
Mar IN did not detect the theft, bu II
was oh erycd by Mr.. John Dome ~, an
engine ON the Ma ron Gauge road,
whose suspicious had been arouse 3,
/ and who had been watching
the fellow closely Tor me
little time. Mir Dounelly, however, said
nothing at frat, linking hat perhaps
| 0nl Joke Was intended. Upon be
coming convinced that the matter WAS a
serious one, he made some remark
which caused Mr.. Martin TO make an IN
| yestigntiou 10 see II hia money was
safe. Finding the billa gone, he "a, One
/ taxed the two men mentioned above IA
apparent partners with having taken IT,
! Both iuli uautly aud empl HtIcnly de
/ died the charge, the one who really
| did the stealing gong So Tar
ma to threaten Mr.. Martin with a
| thrhshlng. The pair soon lett the IA Don,
when Mr. Dounclly stated what he had
seen, - d advised that Il policeman be
| sent Tor, which WAS done Fearful, how
ever, that one would not come IN time,
| Mr. DOnelly started himHelfi md while
/ looking for au officer, met the hight hnR
cred gcntlem u, whom he followed, hrst
/ down one block, then mp another III
/ thief walking l,isurely enough while Ina
pursuer was IN siRh', hut qmckculng
| hia pace as soon u, II corner was turned.
/ Mr. Dpuelly finally overhHulei linn aud
/ demanded the money which the IN
/ known knight Of the light fingers at
| rst denied all knowledge OF, but II,
last surrendered, at the same time ask
ing his ca tor not TO "giYc him away
To this Mr. Douclly consented, bu
Marshal Luke Moore coming up sOor
aftor, asked Mr.. u. II he had seen unv
one looking Tor nu officer. The reply WA
Is relation u the whole circumstances
aud the man wns arrested aud lodged II
all, there to cogitntc upon the mutabil
ity uf human affairs IN general and TN
swittneHs " the lhw-some times.in par
ticulnr. Com liant WIS ntterWhrd
mad before Justic" Evans, aud Tia
par will remain in Jall until the HcssiO
" the next grand jury unless lac de
IN ,nds an examining trial and, Getting il
X cleared. The mnu tefuses to CIV
his name or the locH ity from whcnc
i.. putu.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-07

The man, woman, girl or boy who
fails to avail him or herself OF the happy
opportunity offered by Sanger Bros to
acq ire a fine gold watch, silvt ice
pitcher, elegant work. OK or coin silver
wa ch, will he ueRlectiul his or her own
int rests There Is no lottery business
in the matter, hut p ain, legitimate
proposition and the gifts will be awarded
in an absolutely impartial manner
They are gifts in the fulles' sens for
each three dollars worth OF goods pur.
chased there il u full equivalent in the
goods, 1t Is the hberalitv OF the firm
with the desire to lend additional inter.
eat to New Year, ,that prompts the gifts
Read the display advertisement ON til
first Pug aud then 90 and see the arti
Giles now on display at Saugers.-l n
B.-Read Chapter V careinlly-it dem
onstrates the thorough liberality OF tn,
. DrDuOHlt on --ltf
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''JhInI.-" sac Cost lsiS Money In
Waco.

The last issue of the Gatc-villr Advance
contains the following strangoy-wordcd
paragraph: lien wilson, living out on
"CurNrll cree, went To- Waco n t',v week ~
"ugo, aud after selling lu- cotton, went
into store to tra'c. While there he len
"his pocket book 10 he thiuhs) On tie
Counter, aud ga his way home dlscuy-
erred his loss. He went back Ia look Tor
"thc money, bur got no trace II II The
"RmOuut va, 500 ant the occurrence
about Cunyinc,s Mr. " son that IL pays
Ito trade with h"mc mrrrhants.' Mr
Wilson thinks he LEFT hi, purse on a
Waco merchants Counrcr, but cou Il not
find IT, Grant that he did So lrav" il; that
the merchant or cl'ikstOuud II and nppru-
printcd the money, Granting all this, It
would simply go to show that ( ere il
one dishonest merchant ar clerk, out OF
hundreds, IN Waco. II would not prove
that n Corycll or any other man need fear
t. come 10 Waco 10 trade, bcctusr 1t Will
not pay to do so. We have no idea
that the Advance mtcnl,d to cast any
slur upon the mercantile community, Tor
W. know its editors, and they ARE sensible
men, who hove many friends here, and
they also app ccite the patronage their
paper receives from our IN reliant But
the writer ut the article should have
chosen his angutgr more cllt fully.
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The Magic show

Professor Scmon WA greeted yestcr
day, b til at the matinee and evening
performance, " tia the OVERLOOKING
houses which lie hle q Instantly drawn
since his advent Amongst IN. But when
one considers the merits ~ the enter
tHinment ho gives tins Is no longer a
matter ~ wond r. II IL really to be re-
GREETED that he has not larger hall,
and one arranged to give his audiences
better chance to see perfectly the
truly magical foats he performs at each
entertainment. Whatever trick Of ven
trlUqulsm, or legurdemniu, Professor
Semon does IL done we'll, and mystltics
thu closest and most critical observer.
And when one sees one performance he
hns most certainly not seen all, for the
! pi ogrammc TX materially changed each
night, an something entirely new, and
soemingly better thAn anything shown
Mt previous exhibitions, IN bro gilt Tor
ward mt each entertainment, The raw
ing " priacs each night Hftor the por-
| formhnco / highly entertaining x, but It
| IsH nero Incident to what would he II
| frat class show on lts kind without It. At
! the matinee yesterday Miss Maud Gerald
drew tho china sott, and at night, ticket
30, h Id 10y MISS Minnie Henry, drew
he ~ wat h. 2Si, Mr. @. W. Lewis,
| the SILVER watch, aud 81, Mr.. &C. vii
| liHms, the chamber sctt. Matinee this
evening at $3.50, aui performance to-
/ uIpht
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gone by When be lived on his farm IN
Fairfield district IN this state, he was
the embodiment Of an old.time Carolina
planter; kept open house, free 10 all,
and m my Joyous day did his friends
spend at his hosp table board In his
manner he reminded me OF the "bne
old English gentleman And now,
under altered circumstances IN dis
tant land, he has breathed his ast. My
son wrote me that When Col. Strother
first met him in Texas and found o /
VIII he was, tn old man said Tell
your father that / have lost all except
my soli.res ect and my traditions Of a
Carolina gentleman. doubt u t but
that he remained true 10 the las and to
HIM who judReth all things right will
his spirit ~. | eel touched by his death
and your inst tribute 10 him, and IA an
old lend who knew him IN etter days,
could not refrain irom taking some
notice Of 1t. May God tempe the wind
to his afflicted family Z. W. NJ.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-07

By taking the Houston aud Texas Cen
trial railw y, leaving Waco at Bonn the
morning, you make close and direct CON
uectious for Houston, Galycsto New
Orleans, and Joints In Louisiana, Mis-
slsHppi, Alabama, Tennessee, q orgia
aud point. east, Kentucky, the Carroll
mas, Virginia, Low ties and quick
transit. Pa-sengor taking this tram
have no transfer IN Houston. Rates are
"a. follows: 70 New Orleans, SlS.lj;
Mobile, S22 20; Montgomery, $500;
Atlanta, so -, Chattnn oRn. S21GO;
Nashville, S2j 30; Louisville, 80 b; Gin
ciuuati, 1888 10, Lynchhurg, Va, SilOO;
Richmo d, Va, Si52j, Washington u.
c.. SiI55, Baltimore, Md, $500. PIila-
drlphIn, Pa, $40 so. New York. sis 30;
d stun, Mass, 5000. In travelling lac
southern route all tedious delays and
transfers are avoided. Thro e. sleep
lug cars from Houston to New Or caus.
aud from New Orleans to WASH igtuu
without change. Amy Information to
rates and routes will be furnished by W.
H., Gibson agent II. aud T. c. raj way,
Wa o, Texas. l2Old Itwlt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-07

desire through your columns b re
turn my hca II 1t thanks to Nj j. W
Scarborough and family, Of the McCDel.
land hotel, Drs Park and Wilkes, Mr.
aud Mrs Jno void, aud % hers eho
we're 40 kind and attentive 60 my sick
brother, Hawkins Forstai, who died No.
vemher 18th, at the McClclHud hotel
Such deeds make one feel that he Is
truly IN Christian land, and will cor
taiuly be rewarded by the all-secing
God. JAS L RsNp,
Mason Co. lpAHs
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American slang.

Why 80 great portion Of tue general
public ms Sta on using slang expressions
when ideas could be more correctly in,
terpreted by refined language, IL more
than We can ina lue. Don't yuu forget
u Is certainly no classical quotation,
tho II may possibly emphasize remark.
merely be TO ask you not to forget that
the handsomest assortment n toys. etc,
Fa hion Bazaar. Look in when you are
down town.-l203tc.
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WALHALLA HALL, LION DRUG STORE
Simple Remedies
Cascara Cordial.

One of the latest and most pleasant OF
all liquid c.thartics, this elegant prcpara'
ton l. made with scrupulOus care from
the best and most carefully selected mhts
rial. 1t is with the greatest ple4suI. tn
we recommend this very superior IA
harmless remedy rs being the satest IL,
surcst laxative and cathartic tor wear -
males and children, now in use, and TO
habitual constipation and indigestion, 20,
cannot find anything more speedy or &c.
tain. 1t is combined with aromatss II
such a manner that the bitterness of the
cascard sagrada is completely disguised,
ASK your druggist for it, and be sure 10
take no other, Price 90 cents per bottle
Prepared by Tucker Il Willis, Waco
reIas,
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PRACTICAL CI,lxOroDusI
Twelve Ycnr- Experience.

Shaving PrlOr under the Pacific HoreI.
Corns. bunions, in-grnwing toe nails and
all defects OF the feet Treated. Permanent
cure guaranteed or no pay. Call at private
resi- fence by request. Corns extracted
positively without pain, and immediate
rulici given
PRof. l.. b. ANsoN, Chiropodst.
&C., i D. limo
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-07

Everybody loves cake--we IN An good
cake Well, then, ladies, just 20 to
Tucker y Willis. They have mann.
fnctu ed for you, from the pur fruit
juices, the incest assortment Of tavuriug
extracts, for your Nmas cakes. Go At
once aud pl &c your order, that You may
may De I'D tlmn, I29tc
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AIderIIlItuiC.

Gen, j, W. Speight has consented, we
are pleased to learn, to serve, il elected,
us alderman Of the Fourth ward, having
previously served in this capacity. Gen.
Spelght has record aud 1t Is one which
Tor competency, fidelity and etlicicu y,
IL certainly unsurpassed Judging the
future 10y the past, the WA. Il could not
elect better man.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-07

u. dead sure chat Christmas will come
and everybody will.want.t t. mnkea pre-, Mt
to his or her friend, No nicer present Tor
"A gentleman can he found than ,on.e ar J.
&c from that mugnirccnt line 81 m,er-
schaum goods at llrrK's, on Austin street
n cigar or cigarette holder They are
Inc and hrau'iiul goods and Nill he I'D
cheap. Those walking c,nes there, gold
and ivory headed, ave also tue .nobbiest
out. Clil aud see hem. l2Oitf
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LIsI OF Arrivals.

Three cars in stock aud three 10 arrive
in the next twenty tour hours. ~ fresh
and iirst.class, something that everyD. ny
wants. Produce OF all kinds and iIl
line Of fancy goods My store is crowd, d
and to make room will cell chenp. foods
part oi the city tree, promptly. NY retail
department IN the future VII be looked
after closely, 80 come and leave your
orders. JNo. c. EAroN.
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Lumber supplies.

VIM. Cameron n Co., .mbcr dealers,
keep hugo and well assore.a~ stock OF
lumber, shingles, sa.h, d.pu.s. Tsuds sc
mcnt, plaster, plAstrrlng haliS and every
thing X pt IN - tlr>t-ciass lumber yad.
They AK your pat unagr and guaHl, e
low prices, tHir dea'in ard hest OF gugds.
Give th,m q call at their ollite on Austin
avenue, II You rontcmp ate bu' ing any.
thing In their line. l2uGdNtt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-07

OF black ielndic, on "Wednesday morn
ing, u. Grfnber 9Th. ut 10 O'Clock, at her
home in the Chalk Biull ncighborhpod,
about seven miles from Waco Mrs Mary
ripkins wife ot Mr.. James pkln- ami
sister Of Sir. Warren Patterson, Of this
cltv
The EKAWINER tenders Is sympathy to
the friends and family Oi the deceased in
their bereavement.
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First Glass.

The McClclland house offers to the
travelling public all the comforts aud
convenienceH, and ia strictly first class
IN every respect, with an excellent table,
elegant and pleasant rooms and best of
attention. Mr.. Scarborough, the man.
ager, ia one Of the best hotel mon in the
sta and the hotel itself Its e1celled by
mone.-lOl2tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-07

All mCmners of Rescue hook ami lad.
der company and Waco engine company
are ordered 10 met at Engine hall FRI
day, u cember Sth, AT ; {" clock, sharp, Tor
the purpose OF e.cctng chief and assistant
chief for the ensuing year BY order ui
), a. lloGAN, Chief
a. VI. Prescott, Sec. l2u6t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-07

The Indications TODAY Tor tine west gull
states ARE local rains followed by partly
cloudy weather, locnl rain in the east
portion, stationary Or lower temperature,
northeast and nrrthwcst winds, stnliuna-
N or higher lArom-ter.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-07

Mrs, Chas. Smith Of Jimes, Ohio
writes. l have used every remedy fnr
Sick Headache | could hear OF the past
fifteen years, but CHrter's Little Iii er
Pills did me more good than all the rest
Sold by tucker \ Willis, Waco, Texas
-l2O6lw
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Don't wait any longer, bu 20 at once
aud get "a bottle NJ compound Syrup
T. In, manufactured 10y Tucker Il VII
LIS 1t may save your little darling's
lie from those severe attack " Group,
and Tor coughs aud severe cold Is sure
remedy.-ll29
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-07

The uorthers may come, but remem.
her, young ladies, that Tucker y Willis
have the best pauacca known tor your
chapped hands and faces. "Carbo. Cam.
phi rated Cosmuliue" never fails to re-
store Your heauty.-ll2gtc
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business Change.

The arrangement exis ing be weeu
Dr. Clifton and myself has been
dissolved, and have opened dentist
office IN the new 5 urgis block, opposite
Pacific hotel, where | eau be found day
O. night by those desiring my services.
l4p3dlw. i. Ii. LGPsCoMB.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-07

Gents, it will be to your satisfaction
10 inspect our new Dress Overcuats and
listers, they are the most comfortable
and stylish garments, that have ever
been offered here, and at sucn prices
that You cannot fail 20 Ice suited
-lgO3tN LEMINE RKnA.
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letter WIS lost on the Sd instant, be-
tween the uostutIice and MIR, W b.
I'rcc'a The finder will confer favor
by dropping the same at the postotiice
or leaving it at the Examiner office, from
either of VIII ch places il W II reach it's
owner l4O7d&wlt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-07

Don't forget that every novelty that u
lady or gentleman may require in the
shape ~ u useful present ia now in uur
stock and all ut the most reasonable
prices, LEVINE Bros.
-llO3tc
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a Good MnnI. Not Eorgo1,cn.

GnRESyLLE s, C., November 30, 1882.
Tho Examiner OF the bird instant,
continuing notice OF Col. j. d..
Strother's d ath has been forwarded to
me, knew Col. Strother well in days
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-07

Twenty five hundrefbushels red rust
proof DAT, raised from fall sowing, full
weight and free from all kinds Of seed.
Address Barlow & L,wsou, Loreua,
Texas, or apply to us at our iarm, ten
miles south OF Waco, on Bullhide creek
1On7wgt
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We are making another heavy drive
with the finest line Of choice tens ever
received 10y they range IN price, from
40 cents to the very finest, try hom with
our guarantee; that they cannot be- beat.
We are giving special drives ON Louis.
lana ,gur, gr an coffee and heavy gro.
ccries,tha IL unparalleled in the history
OF the retail grocery business. Do not
tail to have returned to us at once every
artlclr thHt fails to CIV entire and Hbso-
lutte satisfaction.
A. JOKES TAYLOR n Bro,
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q fine Opening for Bu.iaess or
Land IErnde.

Any parry having an improved farm
wishing tn trade tor & slock ut merchuu-
dis can get a bargain by caring un nv.
sclt or agent, corner Austin avenue aud
) Nth street, Waco, Texas
K. f. BURSHAM,
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Great attractions IN the way Of elegant
LIVERY turnOuts,
Fine buggies, carriages, three-Seatcd
hacks and n tact ey, ryihing required to
make customers happy.
WHITAKER II CHAMBERs.
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We ore authorized iu suruunoo Hrugrt II
ItIgrr-. Esu't As candidate t.r Recorder O.
the city Of NHc,, election December lilh
l-s,4 I'd,
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No Matter who IN Elected
MnNOr,

A. JOKES TAYLOR n Bro,
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-07

Kansas Cry, Dec mber 6.--Wheat
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Bacon, short, lOl8c; long lOc.
The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-03-13
cALl.nEss FERMENTATION.
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 The cxsmination of David Cslisher was continued before Judge Wallace this morning at lO. o'clock.
 George w. Chapman, the city health officer, was the first witness called, who stated that he WAS shown some empty five gallon oil cans on one side of the counter; that, on further examination around the place where the fire had originated, he found a eunny sack which smelled as if there was coal oil on it; that about that time MT. McCsnn picked up small square can in which there was some paper saturated with coal oil, there was also small coal oil can in the large one {; that it was his impression that the cans had been emt tied around somewhere there.
 J. H. Todman testified to smelling coal oil very perceptibly in the air en entering the store; to being shown some sacks or rags that smelled of coxl oil and were charred In places as If by fire. Benj. Cook also testified to the above facts.
 A recess was taken at l2 o'clock.
 The court reassembled at 1 80 D. m., and Joseph Schultz was called.
The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-03-13
The Floods in QOliYar.

MEMPHIS, March 9.-E. H. Moore, an attorney in Bolivar county, re- ports breaks Tn the Hushpucana and Lake Charles levees Monday night. The former is the largest levee in Mississippi, and three breaks sub merges the entire county of Bolivar. At Rosedale the water is ten feet deep Tn a the dw, llings. Of three hundred inhabitants only three fam lilies remain, and they are living in the garrets of their houses; all others sought safety elsewhere. The levee immediately in front of Rosedale is crowded with negroes, mules and cattle. The negroes, to the number of about 500. have no shelter, and are existing on cattle which they kill. Their condition is terrible. They have been exp sed for the past two days to cold, drenching showers.