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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-23

When passing by Gs and 10 Austin ave,
nue., don't fail L. stop and examine the
large and well selected stock of House
Furnishing Goods, embracing every thing
in that line pertaining to Il household, viz
CrOckery wnIe. Glassware, Stoves, Tin
ware, Cutlery. Baskets, " oodtnwHle, Re
irigerut"rs, Fly Trap, Fruit Jars, both
glass and tin, and many things too nu.
mCTuuS to mention.
am now receiving in store a carload
of those famous Farmer Girl Cook Stoves
Justly knOwIedgcd Ia be superior to ANY
in the marker, and possessing more con
vcnicnces than any other stove now Of
tered in this market. Remember, | guar
nnter these stoves in every respect.
Have also, IN same ear nice line OF
Ranges. adapted for hotel and family use,
which | also warrant
Have just received car load OF MasOn'S
Self sealing Fruit Jars, which bought
direct from the factory, and will sell low
in case lots.
Call or send your orders for whatever
goods you may with in my line, and | will
promise yOu low figures. and that you
will get what you buy, a my motto + to
please. C.N. CURTIS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-23
General Hob Printing.

The EXAMINER desires TO inform those
who wish lirst-clas, job printing. from tae
smallest dodgcr up TO the bust class OF
book work, and fine commercial printing
that it can be had at this Office. The oh
office is in charge of Mr.. En-. S. Hughes
who is thoroughly familiar with every
feature of the business TIE office has on
hand the largest stock of stationary, sui Il
bic for all kinds of work, ever seen insth
part of Texas and estimates will be fur
nished all who apply. The job rooms are
supplied with all the new flces in type
and have every facility tor turning out
first-class work rapidly and at bottom
prices.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-23

"Ths Great Southern Remedy

"Brazos Chill Cure when men,. i- i,,sr,
ranted tor the cure of tbIIi' 4.' va and
Is a nositiye antidote fer ma. ia H., %
has no rival as a tonic fer buI.al-- ii.
an emaciated system from ', %bo So
matte causes, and to those .,.f. inta-
necessarily exposed to maSIlis' me lo..
rnces and are attended win i, ,De ,pr5-
lowing symptoms, euth 8, I III lint. r.
tite. aching of the back anu iinj,go'i-
verishness, severe headache ..is-ps.-
ton 70 get about, low spirits .Is.. ,,l
n rno,s " cbiIIv sensations, and +Sinslr
hot, burning fever, Wlllt ,,i, -, or III
terminate in bilious REM, .'nss5sIi lA
termittent fever, we would , s.7E ali ths
time and take dose lliI ,o.sqrv, ST.! :
No other medicine is net ';[,prt' il i:
very concentrated and po%,g,lgo: elt'
ettrcts in removing the P2li No one Cd
e nionts from IN the blood and 10 . han The
appreciate this warning o'i les e1r';s+L
farmer. who is more ~ .,n. especIsI!.
70 those atmospheric poiso,,b5l, ths'
IN tbe fall season, when ga'l nooI nishs
c rr .ne in 1St the midday sun, S0f then i
and heavy dews of me-. . r."a most pIt,1i
those malignant teyers a an reeonlgls,ss
lent. and to them we ", Mo ~. chill Cnya
o to take mor aGIg Oh On rising if 5 t[4
-
avoid the danger OF i time and tXIVDr
say nothing of the M w. strychnitin,V, nI
saved in the end. nU prescrl,n, fl
arsenic. The physIIc,eaomnIr drugsl." hi,
f ssa isss d it. ot 1s5 Price 81
tie a'''i Prepared Only 4l BY ss 4 VILE 4l1..
IU'AAW sco, 'N
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-23
--A-~t--
An Old w onlan's Advice.

Aunt Rachel, writing to the Cincin-
natl Enquirer, says: when you feel
unwel and think you must take medi-
cine, for goodness SAKE get the best If
you need remedy that will make you
regular in your habits, give you good
natural appetite, make your skin clear
and smooth, and remove all spots and
blemishes that indie tie ill-health; if you
wish to be free from mental depression,
fretfulness, peevishness, wakefulness
and other disorders, use Browns Iron
RittarS "-5D31w
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THE CITY.
Died.

AYERs.-At the residence OF his father,
Mr.. J. Q. Ayers, at a m, May 22d, Ma
than Sylvester son OF MIR. and the late Mrs.
j. q. Ayers, de, cased. The funeral takes
place from the fathers residence at II a.
IN. to- day.
Little Matte survived his mother but
land OF the blest with that OF hers, await
ing the time when all shall be reunited. The
greatest sympathy is felt for the husband
and father, who Is undergoing a double
bereavement In the loss OF wife and son.
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An Important Arrangement.

GaIvestOn NeWsl ounuay.
4 freight and passenger traffic agree
ment has been entered into between the
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe road and
the Texas and ST. Louis Narrow Gauge
railway, the latter being expected to
very shortly intersect the former at
Banks stati H. This will open to the
Santa Fe for business section OF
country, the trade Of which naturally
tends toward Galveston, and which will
In large measure seek this route to reach
the seaboard. 1t opens up and furnishes
to the Santa Fe conn ctions with Waco,
Corsicana, Athens, Tyler, Pittsburgh
and other points, that will go to swell
very largely the business OF both the
Santa Fe and of Galveston.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-23
Married.

YoUNG-FoKD.-ln Whitney. Texas, on
Sunday night, May ,2lst, 5 P. NJ, at the
residence OF tie brides father, MIR. il. c.
Ford. Mr. a. II. Young to Miss Mollie
Z. Ford. Rev. "a. W. Lawrence officiating.
The attendant were Mr.. Gee. Gage and
Miss Laura Long, Mr.. /. d. Martin and
Miss Matte Lee. A large number of
friends OF both parties witnessed the cerc-
mony after which sumptuous wedding
feast was enjoyed, and the evening spent
IN that happy manner incident to sucn oc.
casiors. We wish the young people in
their new estate all the happiness and
prosperity they could possibly wish Tor
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-23
Civ md Country.

The ladies of Waco and many in adjOin
ing towns know US and our handiWOIh &
well that il is unnecessary to advertise. but
we wish to FAY 10 our country trends thai
we can trim them neat and tasty hat tc
order they selecting lat and material
from one dollar up, and save them from
buying ready made affair" trimmed
Gaudily but scarcely tastily, expressly FOL
country trade
Mrs ELLA :. COHEN.
Fashion Bazaar. nouh Firth street, neal
Austin.-523dlw
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LIVELY CAIESTHENICs.
a Bnd Mix-up Among the boys
and. s.DfzzIes''.

1t seems from the way the summer
fights are opening up they are going to
surpass the spring interviews by several
points. Our first call at the court room of
Esq. Evans yesterday morning disclosed
the Iact that In that court q bar-keeper
had just been acquitted tor attempting to
grease the sidewalk with a non-paying
Gust, mer, and just after we made our sec
ond visit there, and heard one of the "Zu.
LUIS" make complaint against Kirby Cook
Tor abuse and general .mistreatmcnt We
stepped out a minute to late to sec an in
terview between Grim and Moseley. The
latter was no serious affair however and
we thought the propensity to batter was
cooling of. On our return from a trip up
the street we found crowd in front OF
lerZ's cigar store and learned that anoth-
er encounter had taken place. While we
were inquirng we learned that it was be
tween Kirby Cook and John Oliver and
was the second one that they had during
the day. 1t was stated that previous to
the first meeting between these two Cook
had came III conflict with one OF the "Zu-
lus' whom he treated rather harshly and
not satisfied with the chastiscmcnt he
gave. her, went back second
time when she gave him few
sla' hes with razor. We were also ia
formed that the bringing about of the first
difficulty between Cook and Oliver was
on account of the former going to n room
IN another part OF town in which he sup
posed Oliver WIS anG thr atening To kick
down the door and whip him. He was
not there however but as soon rs Oliver
| came up town he met Cook on south
plaza and they hitched, in which tangle
| Oliver punished Cook. A short ime after
Cook came up town and seeing Oliver Sit
| ting on a bench In front Of Hers cigar
store and while he was not looking struck
him With piece of bIick in the face, max
| Ing a wound from which the blood spirited
I. eely. Notwithstanding the blow was "A
stunning one, Oliver jumped up and be
fore officers pglcs by and Bell, who were
Standiug near by, could reach them DIV, r
had knocked Cook down and was about to
give him second Furnishing. The off
GERS, however, intcrterrd with proceedings,
and Deputy Sheriff Oglceby took Cook to
jail. The difficulty, or rather difficulties
between Cook and the Zulu and aiterw ard
with DIV or, and the connection of Others
with it seems to be tangled affair, but
having reached a point VIII re investigation
will now be had in the courts, no doubt
more will be learned OF ii when the cases
come up for hearing.
The medicines composing Carter s Liver
| BiIters are all American, fresh, home
grown, active and valuable. They form a
| bitters which cannot be used without ben
| ctit. See adveItisement-523lw
The streets We're crOwcd with PEG
| pie for an hour or two last evening.
I "a 4
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Publishers, Notice.

No per san connected with the Examiner es-
tabli5hmeOt is authorized 10 make purchases
ol any kind, having the sGue cha ged 10 the
ohice, without an order from tho business man
Rser. c. n. Hubby. Merchants and others
selling goods 70 employees, and expecting the
E&smlneC Publishing Company 70 lay the
same (without an order a. aUoye stated, Will
do so 81 their own risk. W shah atidrby this
announcement. which IS rendered necessary a.
D sound business measure.
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FERkSO NAEI.

L
city yesterday.
John c. West, Esq, and wife returned
yesterday from visit OF a week or more
to friends in Austin.
DR.. f. +. Robinson. we regret to learn,
is quite seriy usly i'll at Temple. He has
spent week in bed under medical treat
ment.
Mr. Sanford Johnson came in from the
ranch of the Waco s, och growing associa-
tor, on saturday evening, to spend day
OF two in the CITY.
Mr.. II. COIN, formerly with b. lTabcr,
of this city, but now on the road fOr Leon
X II. Blum, spent sunday in the city and
lett yesterday for Temple.
MI NJ. Nigel and family left on yester-
day mornings train for Wootahs wells
where they will remain tor about two
weeks, see king recreation and health.
Mesdames VIM. Ragland, 5. f. Norris
and J. G.. HOrner LETT last Saturday night
t.r Wootan's wells, where they will re-
main few weeks in quest of health and
pleasure.
Mr.. Baker, master mechanic OF the Tex
rs & ST. Lcui, road, spent Sunday and
Yesterday il the city visiting his brother
and various trenis, am returned to Tyler
last evening
>,,..r, ,,s.t, po,,,,on .o,d Cho,1o.
eSsiS N,,S.i, i'o'.',S"'t anu p ''l uS
wood. We learn that Mr. Robinson is on
a delicate mission. and thought his
numerous fri. nds here would not tini it
out.
Nh H. VI inoh' OF NoItli!ah htra
word Spei'' le" h"uIN III me cry S,ih-
DAY MOI hlhS' H'H i"oN MS IrPaiti Tor
pnlhts dnNh III. santa re. ms i'eAt Wolk
vi ne ulG WrlI.!3 up OF 3Siilh@'o'
county. ne ma Juci Hhi>heu "tiNernG
papers ~ haNai'acIIle Whth the desuuc-
I'VE iTe broke uut there'
MIR. r. r. Clnridgp of the Indepcrden+
,IersevviGn. Illinois. cave the EXAMINER
y.rv pleasant cali yester.!a. He Is
travelling with a youn9 fried who i, in
bad heath and hope. 10 find new yignr in
southwest Texas. They insp' ct'd the
city yesterday and pronounced It the
incest town they have O. in Texas.
NJ C,,o, r,rro,.a &c ,,,.l..,,,, .r-..,,,.,
Ms ~ I,o 1ut ~ NJ, =
,,' r,,,T. Sr,,,,I, 40 Ii,,, ,o,.r',,,,...
ra-o ho I'm ~ 80. '' ,"1,
how RHh and linn td,J'r tJrn W..o
hny. vcre tIrre several Tra,s md torti,ne
bgs ,mil,d honrtifniIy mnnn than w. W.
yish fnr CharIcv shoLe of tba so,oe
Good TooJ IrrL-
Rev. ;. \. King, ID. D. pastor OF the
Second Street Preshl tc ian.church, hayeS
this aiteino1 IN tor Louisville, kentucky,
| his son winter b. kim. now .tnJyin0
nbormacy in that civ From th, nee he
! will 90 10 CIrksvi.le Tenn Ia utt,nl rre
/ meeting of the board OF directors 81 the
I Southwestern university Ii,nse,fanl Rev
( DR., ". X. Marshall heinz The TEXAS IN.
rcrtors. Rev. DR.. Mar, lam. Of Nov Or
leans. 20 we'll known in Waco j, 10 JeIi. or
the annual address. DIR KING ryrrrfs f.
be absent about two we.k. and Mn have
rh,. c.,rnm,!,.itv's wisbe, for ~ n..asant
trin and safe ri.rrrn IN homo f.ui,lv gnJ
friends
A.
= nioLlA e'G aiI'E va yNS'eiuny' VINO
.'aN vone ~ LAY IL N h'l. >. gic9'
i9THGli5 OF AnS'iu' out I4Ie OF Na'FeStoH.
NJ ~, lIuSIes t"iIG !leIo l" IaHe cu"r%e OF
by the craft and Judges OF line printing, to
hr second 10 none IN tie state. For a
number OF years Mr.. H., had charge
OF the Joh rooms OF the Statesman and su-
perm ended the state printing nnd
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Spend Your Leisure Hours
PlenSantIy,

By visiting Peter DeFmlcis' garden.
South Fifth street. Pleasant out door re-
sort for ladies, gentlemen and children.
Summer refreshments served in best style
Platform and pavilion Tor dancing, ami ell
cpnnt music from 3 p. N. 10 mid night.
Picnic parties, societies, etc. can tent the
garden. with all attractions included, on
Reasonable terms. Take south Fourth
street ears TO reach the grounds.-jZ5tc
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Waco, May 10, 1882.

Referring to the above the undersigned
desires TO say that he will spare no labor
or expense to keep the st Charles saloon
up TO the expectations OF the public and
he asks the patronage of all his friends
and the public. He is now prepared to
receive at his restaurant, in the same build
ing, boarders by the day anu week and
hopes to receive fair share OF patronage
J.T. WILSON.
Waco, May ID, lSS2.-t0524
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AcAbemyOf$rtN afIcC

Mrs G. f. Dclno having purchased
Mrs J. A. Moore's interest in the Acad-
envy of Art will hereafter control the en-
tire business, and assumes sole proprie-
torship. Mrs. Delno has secured several
agents, and will extend her business
throughout the state.
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The weather To-Day.

The signal service bureau report the in
dications for to-day to be, for the West
Cult States, warmCr, faircr weather, varia-
BILE winds, shifting to southeast,stationary
or lower pressure.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-23
Compound Syrup of Sars 'F'rII.i !"
Iodide Of POTASSIUM.

The remedies in this preparation A'
ranked by the meiica! profession j. u
most certain Of alternatives ana o'F-1
tives, possessing the power Of Ieily ..-+
from the blood those humors Or Fi.-'
Piles which disturb its purify, dl'''.-s
them toward the na,irai rA'',.'
channels Its employed VIII. --, H.
tage in chronic affections Of iIie -
eruptive and skin diseases, sari j, j.. >
Anthonv's fire. erysiptlaS, i.-:-
pustules, blotcheS, boi.S. tumoT'' .'.-
or salt rheum, sculd-head, r'h-'F.. -
ulcers and sores. chrome raeala.';--i
svphilitic and mercUrial disease :
generally for the various li>5a5
ing from impurities of the pIo", nv fl,
It forms 4 powerful Alternative j.. ~. - =.
renovation OF the blood and for ..S i, Is.
torstion of tone and Strength ,: " I.
system when dehillrarei Ol ' .yr'a
Ask your druggist for our niaA', "
are in search of good blood pun. b.
and alternative. Price 81 per uy. II. ,,s.
six bottles for s.. Prepared pE t ,@i
and Willis, manufacturing ''
Waco, Texas.
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Eaton is now having his annual clear
ance sale OF canned goods, dried fruit, etc,
and is Offering some rare bargains. Gus
toners will do well to Call and take in
some of the advantages he offers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-23

Remember that Rochester beer or malt
wine acknowledges no superior, and
clnims to be the finest, purest and most
healthful malt liquor. Ii is rich food
drink. O523w-m.
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AriYmIs this Week.

CrCam-dOtied swisses in new designs.
swiss and null embrOdrles, lawn tcnnis
suitings. All wool buntings In colOrs,
mosquito bars. canopy mosquito bars,
ut Levine Bros. 65l4tc.--
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Formerly Beers would not keep 70
any length of time, but "Conrad's Bud
weiser" may be laid down with impunity
for almost any length Of time, without
losing its many good qualities.-5201t.
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If you want job printing, and desire
the best, look al the stock and ask foI
prices at the EXAMNIKR lob rooms.
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What Is 1t 2

Would you hsye something every one fancies,
~ something that's lasting and neat?
Then go ask, while you can, round at Clancey's
For those drawers dOublelined in the scat
They'll outwear other kinds, taking chances
That underwear ever must meet
So don't fall TO ask, when near Clancey's,
For those drawers, dOuble-lined In tse seat.
He has collars and cuffs to all fancies
And shirts quite too awftlly neat,
Crdvats. too, YOU IL find them at Clancey's,
And those drawers double-llned In the seat
Gents furnishing goods of all branches,
stock that is full and complete,
IOu always can find round AT Clarcey's,
With those drawers, dOuble-lined In the seat
Clancy can be found on Main street, Dallas,
Texas --dtuSC6
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-23

Ladies of Waco, save labor and trouble
by buying your girls couple OF those
common sense dresses, and tit your boys
one OF those handsome suits that are on
Exhibition ut Levine Bros. O5I4tc.
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To Contractors

And people building will DO tin roof
ing tor six dollars square, also guttcring
and other TN work w. Il. CUMMINGS.
Shop in Stones building on Fifth street.
5J2lt
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We can re CONNIE nj them as being tn
best selection of Geo. WesterhOlm 81
Sons pocket knives and razors we have
seen. Tucker II Willis wi sell you one
ChCap.
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No wonder that there is objection to
some OF the Beers! People that drink it.
feel drowsy ard heavy and think this Is an
attribute of all Beers! Not SO! Drink
'.Conrad's Budweiser Beer" and YOU will
find it most excellent and invigorating
bevera9e. Ask for ii at the hOtel. -5lGlI.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-23

Chemists have established the fact
that coffee and tea contain vegetable
olson, and chemists have also estab-
hshed the fact that the "Conrads Bud
weiser" Is the most healthy and nutri-
tious beverage. Ask for it at your drug
yis .-53llt
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When you want pair of mems shoes
for style, comfort and durability, 60
where you can get the best shoes for the
least money, at Sanger Bros.-521tc.
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LncIedeEun,nI.-s,- n.n,,s

Visitors will find this hotel immensely
improved OF late. McssIs. Girls
void q Sperry the present proprietor S
combine with ample capital the utmost
skili in managing an establishment Of this
kind. improvements involving many
thousands OF dollars nave been made and
for comfort and accommodation the La
clcd is not TO BE- surpassed. Prices same
~ heretofore 523lIt.
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Ready mixed paints, the best in the
market, guaranteed to give full satisiac-
ton, ut Tucker & Willis.
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Don't forget to inspect the late invoice
of millinery and fancy goods at Mrs.
Doss', No. 5215 Austin street, up stairs.
Hair goods i'll endless variety.-0513tc
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Parlor suits at actual cost at Stcphe-
son Tibbs & Stciner's. O5l3lwn
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Electric Consump.Ion Cgrs

Has undoubtedly the BE-, eT-.f
ton of any medicine i0r tug q
consumption that We have II. X.
able TO find. 1t is prepared rIg..s7
for consumption, and those who 81
affected with a jeep--ea-rd cough
long-stauding. y few dose, gi7s l.
mediate relief, and if kept uF viii =
feet a cure. II Is very soothing % q:
lungs and pleasant to r.h5. 0-s 90
nights sleep, free from ,hase lraili-
paroIysms OF coughing. j. worth %"
than the price Of ii half dozen to.-z.
Ask your druggist tor 5l,,s 4
once; price ~ cents and 81 pr ty-'.
Prepared only by Tucker 4 Wills
Waco, Texas.
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For fine and good clothing or gents
underwear, shirts, collars, cuffs and ties,
all Of the best make, go to Sanger
Bros
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-23

on tap every day, WOotcn's genuine
mineral Bremond water ut Tucker &
Willis.
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Parties wishing to look through our
stock Of dry goods, clothing, boots and
shoe, or any other departments to get
prices and see the different styles, Will
receive the same attention whether they
wish to purchase or not.
52ltc. SANGER Bros.
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II you don't think Korhes' er beer or
IN 1T wine is the best In the world. try a
bottle tlce and be convinced. Fo: sale by
I. A. Guldstcin. O523w-m.
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Rochester beer will not cause drowsi-
ness but stimulates and nourishes. 1t is Il
temperate drink. 0523wm
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Notice.

! have this day sold to Mr.. j. II. Wilson
my entire business formerly conducted at
the st. Charles saloon, on Austin street,
MIR. Wilson will conduct the business from
this date on his own account and res
pectfully request my friends a continu-
ance of their favors tor my successor.
A. j. HARRISON.
Waco Nav Ii 1890
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Ladies',

Gents Minilla. Mailman and all other
kinds OF straw at II. X. Jordrns.--04l6tc
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b. Haber's laces, embroideries lace
goodsaud ladies neckwear are acknowl-
edged to be the newest style, neatest
design and lowest in prices. 43Otc
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Ladies Newport ties at #. X. JOrdans.
O4lGtc
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French poplins Is inches wide viz Lou
blue, elephants breath, ashes of roses
and lavender at L. X. JordanS-04l6tC
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-23

Just received-A fresh supply OF vac
cine virus points, at Tucker Il Willis.
O5l2lf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-23

The streets Were crOwcd with PEG
pie for an hour or two lust evening.
East Waco Na1 placid, very placid,
Yesterday and this side did NOT have much
the advantage OF il.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-23

We are authorized g. announce Nu. Lamb.
din as a candidate tor assessor ot axes. -UuieJ
20 the action Of the den OcIacy OF MeLeuuaI
county.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-23
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
ToRJUsVlCE OF THE PEACE.

We are authorized 70 announce VIM. W
Eynf,s a. a caBdIi late Tor reelection 81 the Of
nee Of Justice of the Peace OF Precinct No j.
McLeunau county, subject 10 the action OF the
deuOc ratlC party
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-23
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY

We are authorized to annouce J. W. Taylor
asaebudiIat, for reelection to the olllce Of
county attorney, subject 70 the a tion ut the
county democracy.