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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1882-03-16
THE OHIO LEGISLATURE.
THE SENATE,

Messrs. Kirby, Pollard and Eason presented
petitions asking for the passage of Senate bill
No. 10, to prevent extortion and unjust dis
elimination by railroad companies, which were
referred to the committee of the whole Senate
Messrs. Eason and Hartshorn presented petit
tions asking for the passage Of House bill No.
60, providing for the closing of saloons on Sun
day They were referred to the Committee
on the Judiciary.
Petitions asking for the passage of the Brig
ham Railroad bill were presented. Mr.. Strong's
local option resolution was reported back, and
set for further consideration next day. Mr..
Hall introduced bill providing for printing
legal advertising in two papers of opposite
politics in cities of the fourth grade. second
class. resolution to adjourn Saturday,
March 49, to meet Tuesday, January 2, 1888,
was offered by Mr.. JONES' and referred to the
Committee on Finance.
House bill by Mr.. Vallandgham amending
Section 3176 of the Code, SO that notice of non
acceptance or non-payment Of any negotiable
instruments may be given by mail to any drawer
or indorser thereof, was read the third time and
passed. Senate bill by Mr.. Kinney, amending
Section 5437 Of the Code, as amended April 49,
1880, relating to homestead exemptions for
widows and orphans, SO long as the widow or
any unmarried minor child resides thereon,
was read the third time and passed. Mr.. Harts-
horn Senate bill amending Section 4074 of the
Code, SO that teachers shall he examined in the
history and Constitution of the United States
and the elements of single and double entry
bookkeeping, after considerable discussion,
was passed. Mr.. Hollingsworth introduced
bill providing that School Examiners can issue
certificates good for five years, good in
adjoining counties. Mr.. Chapman introduced
q bill to prevent the killing of quail from
January / to October 80; wild turkey from
January Is to October 80; blue-winged teal
from January to August 81: woodcock from
January 1 to July 8. Ponds liquor tax bill was
reported back without recommendation, ordered
engrossed and set for third reading.
Bills were passed to remunerate Gross &
Deitrick $4,000 for damages by M. and E.
Canal also, the bill to authorize the Cincin-
natl Board of Public Works to take charge Of
street cleaning, improvements, etc., also, bill
to encourage the increase of brook trout and
and other fish in certain Ohio waters; also,
bill to authorize persons engaged in certain
literary work to take books from the State
Library. The Senate adopted resolution to
submit an amendment of the Constitution
giving the Legislature entire control of legisla-
ton governing the liquor traffic.
Senate bill by Mr.. Pond to more effectual1y
provide against the evils resulting from the
traffic of intoxicating liquors by taxing the
same, was passed by a vote of II to Is.
| Petitions were received favorable to the
| Smith Sunday bill, and q remonstrance from
| thirty-seven business men of Columbus against
| the Brigham railroad bill.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1882-03-16
A Waiery Gra

Special Treasury Agent General Curtis has
been indicted for soliciting campaign money.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-19


.l''.'' Na- 'iT summer
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....'t ,...'A i''. .'t... a.." d great H-''.-
.'. gu. ->.'...'." i''..'' .'...'..>. 80
-i'>'iAe'', - .!trfH'' 'i 'e'~-.'' 4"...., iF.-
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N''' Pee" '''Ati.- FOR speculation. mar
'' .-''i N..i.'' .' ''A' hl .Iti 2" '.->
b." capita. "i ihr >'''i'rH '".''i'fa..t-
'"' army 20 -a'.''' No"A- recruits TO-" 'i
'.' N"4.'"l N'i''N't' "-4tF iHt direction
o.. 'ae ''-i, '"-' >''''' "A' 1" = a.ti--
'"' ''o'' '''"-'l' "''. '''' "'-'''td '' s''-
''.'''L points 30 >1iil..tAi number, r. ''-
n, ".'A i.' hsr"'FH, A'.i i-F".-a entertain
gag %, '"i '-' N''.''''. t' gan. p' - " a.
"--' i'''-' '' '1' 'iA"-e"' tN-
irE-e ANA Went a.'HS MIA .-n-!-..' a.
',"r', I" see me Ian. "A> q u'c''o'r u
'Ar Ir'A'h wanna Legislature aHi iA'
mh.iua common 70 le-.N.at-te nails mad irit
me hli an Invalid Den Morgan, tnar.eN
SIraHS, IT, oi SfiAH-' 'A-.iiAi y o."
J"AA shaw theh hour inspector - Al
.tshahA county sihcr burned 10 death AZ
- tll4a-e' aUd 'AAi1t> '-AFA ~ '.aIA
3 lha". AL fHl>pAf-er'. we're With me
Iatfe never va 10 large anu respectable
' "' N''-t ''.''' '--'e " ''' 4'+t-'" ''
our army oul from W a,hiuSi"h. MANY oi
iae most distinguished men Of the country
we're inere and there "aS no iaeA OF good
company.
We we're just beginning 70 tire OF the
WchIt' ana were preparing 20 return 10
" iah!hs'"" Q" spend SUNDAY "nea. on
Ha'ui4aA' one "i Zen Mcl'""eli AID toid
u mat they we're gong I" attack the
enemy thai aighl. theft "a' apparently
no attempt To keep the matter secret.
GOT separated from ny part! anu tel m
WIN lehiA ) RAYMOND oi the Ne" lork
I"'sS- We followed the r1hi hand column
snder Hunter lou kno" no" the battle
was tousA' al hfst 10" then skirmish line
was chased ihe.r batteries charged and The
t"are ieit wing OF ne rebel army rolled
oacA "tt "hd the "anehtoh road We
Ah'Pped 'hem iairil in ,he early hours OF
'''' IN 1"4 aDoI' o eioeA ID me ai'er-
noon nay ,iouu anu l. S"'ing beside me FoaH
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-19
Vol. XVIII. Whole No. l447 NO.42
Cocoa aud Chocolate.

Probably few of our readers. while
drinking these favorite beverages. have
ever thought tn ask how the plant produc-
ing them grows. Yet its culture forms
large part Of the industry. not only of the
AmazonIan valley but Of other portions of
tropical South American
The Cocoa YhtDJroma Cocoa = the
name slguItylng food of the gods"-is
small tree, or rather large bush, seldom ex-
ceedlng - feet in height. although, we
have seen very old trees which were 80 feet
high II has large obIong. taper pointed
leaves, which when young, are rosy and
very beautiful The flowers are small. fra
grant, yeIiowl>h. and are borne in clusters
on The trunk and larger branches. The
trult Is about , inches, varying, however.
greatly lu SIZE, aud about five broad it is
ob.onS. blunt, aud Is marked with ten rle-
waited ribs, of a bright orange yellow with a
hard she'll. Although authorities state that
the fruit contains from 80 to loo seeds, We
have never been able to find one containing
- the average IN from 80 10 -. These
seeds are lmbrdIcd IN white, -cml-acid
pulp, and ia SIZE and shape somewhat re
~cnhte almonds, 1t ., from these seeds that
the Cocoa and Chocolate Of commerce are
prepared.
The fruit Is when ripe, gathered by hands
and broken trausycrseN hy large knife;
the mass OF pulp and seed is taken out and
IS either left for day 10 slightly frrment.
OF Is At once put into "IjpicI" and pressed
almost dry % Is JHeu dried tor from one 20
three DAYS IN the sun, and Is then ready for
market. \ "itp,cl is tube Of wicker
work about cgghi feel long, with a diameter
~ about 10 inches the top = opru and at
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-19

They had been engaged for fifteen wears
and IN, va, now. a, It we're In the .cre ana
yellow Leaf. barring" she said. in gentle
accents. "nur brtrotnai has been very sweet
ha, it not ~ 1T mas, II has indeed m,
own But It has been very long, don't
YOU think ?" she asked. Yes. it has been
pretty mddlin long. he rrjolned Il wa,
thinking. dearest" She continued, "that our
hetrothal j. nearly old enough to 90 to work
for It's living. Couldn't We nave il learn a
trade, OF put It out at interest or do some
thing with il 50 We might realize on II. 1t
ha, been about home 50 long. burning gas
and coal. aud nov j, nearl, full grown. 1t
seems a shame to have II loafing around
any longer" But, my love" And iusr
think, she interrupted, lin six Years It viii
have vote, Il don't care 80 mach abou
1t my self, but pa and ma and the rest Of
them are kicking like a steer WHAT would
YOU suggest ?" II am sure | don't know.
my pet he replied helplessly What do
you think r I'VE might get married. :"
That's So | never thought of that" They
are going 10 be married next Thanksgiving
Cincinnati Saturday Night.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-19
How does Compound Oxygen Cure?

Ne answer, IN TWO important WAYS First
by rapid purihcatior Of the blood, in con-
sequence Of larger supply of oxygen to
the lungs, and sscoad, by revitalizing all the
uerye-centres, the Compound inhaled having
in its manufacture become maqnetized,
which gives II the quality known to chem
lists as ''ozo"e." \ new and healthy action
Is at once set up in the diseased system, and
general improvement follows as surely as
effect follows cause. Ii you wish to know
all about this new and remarkable remedy,
the use of which Is rapidly extending to all
parts Of the country, send to DRs. STARKEY
x PALEN, Nos. 100 and iii Girard Street.
Philadelphia. for their Ireatlse on Com
pound Oxygen. 1t will be mailed free.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-19

-Nester Boqueplan had an infalhbe rec
pe for rldding himself of bores. When ac-
costed by one he would shake hands warm
Is with his ,lersecutor, glance around anx-
iousty, and dropping MS voice confdehtially
remark ..Oh must be of-there's an in
ferna bore here that | want to dodge
talk fellow to death. You understand,
old boy" The bore with wink Il un
dersrand. old fellow See you later. de
parts without the remotest suspicion that he
WAS the hOrel
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-19

He who is ever watchful over his neigh
hor, has but little time or strength remain
ing for the regulation of his own conduct.
An expert in critising his associates, is no..
necessarily, a model Of propriety 1t is
easier to demoish stately palace than to
perfect humble cottage.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-19
- . -

The Lo,eeR Courier states that 1T turns
out that the singer engaged 10 take Conveys
place in the Emma Abbott company has a
voice ike bell, not like bull as nearly
all of the papers have printed it," This re-
minds us of the western journal which al
luded 10 General Thomas as ''bottle scared
veteran" but the next day apologized, say
ing that il inter ta' ~, battle
scared veteran--ksxie aaa Dran4
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-19
THE PRESIDENT DEsPoNDENr.

The President sat with hs head bent
down upon his hand and was evidently very
much depressed Simon Cameron, then
secretary Of war. was the coolest head in
the cabinet. He Immediately consulted
Scott as to hurr, ing reinforcements across
the Potomac. and orders we're issued to stop
all fugitives at Long bridge. They asked
me very few questions. but after had told
my story and was dismissed, the newspaper
correspondents nearly deyoured me. Just
as came out of the war department | met
one of Gen. McDowells aids bringing in
the report of his commanders defeat. The
government took charge of the telegraph
offices. and suppressed every word about the
final disaster. The glowing reports Of the
success of the Union forces in the early part
of the action were allowed to go out, and
the hext morning the whole North was
ablsze with rejoicing over our victory. The
next day the true story was published, how
ever, and got more notoriety than have
ever had since. | was quoted as authority
in every prominent paper in the country"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-19

When women are the advisers, the
lords Of creation don't take the advice till
they have persuaded themselves that it is
just what they had intended to do then
they act upon it, and if it succeeds they
give the weaker vessel half the credit of il !;
ii it fails, they generally give her the
whole.-Louisa Alcott.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-19

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Gerster at Home.
DOMESTIC LFE % rErMN DONNA.


THF VILLA NELZl\A AMONG rHF ArrEN-
INES.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-19
RHgUNaTIsM AND NEURALGIA CURED.

Mr. t,eo. :. Bunker merchant. East sullivan Me
trStifas that hs has sold hundreds Of bottles Of
CIAEkiS RHEUMATIC ELINIR a has known II
cure many severe cases oi rhuematlsin ana heu-
ralria Thai he n . taken il himself for neural
gia in the face and head with complete success,
and would rot he without il, if il cost ten dollars
: bottle. BE sure to ask for ttdTGeS KRe"naiisns
Egirir Sold by druggists aEd medicine dealers
D. : bottle six for a. tyr-Z'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-19

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..'.'''i'" p ..' .'i'' 4'''i'.' "'.'.'.- .'.'
".-, a '''i-' '' cham '-'it "''"'e At'a.
VIZ. '.''"',N informs me- ~. 'l.-' t'H
I'F.ii '.i i.'hh '''i'A,'A-- Ntr l'H m''-
-'af. "1..' 1T
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e.'. general ] rrp-'sd. a. calmly Al 4
e'"'-' "H"r lie gt'N-"a'fed ".d martinez
eyed me 'i~rnlH, Il "a" Whole regiments
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-19

H# tHs.. b'iis.u- 80. .sd.,s's. 60, - u A..
>ou' .toBisss b. s-t-ssrs-. p L. Ns.
H t.. a.. tSt IA ~ t.N -..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-10-19
l,TSI ~
O~ ID Z ~ AAii ii
OF Al kigksi EIcZto-s.
THE III
KIDNEYANO L.4sRtiEnicINE

MEYER Knows TO FAIL.
& sI~ WHY All trIIiH H rIT.t M
......-.. dtrs6tls .. idu. N..It,-E
b . Ho~si- a anss
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-11

Ot all the various forms OF theft and
dcad-hCntlsm the most peculiar yet re
ported, is that to which our attention Is
called by DIR Caltcc. OF thi, city. A man.
claiming to De m NJ. d Dr Douglass, II
"''I'"" 'or 'no,iio"l journal, of GhiCurO.
seems 10 make specially OF sfcaiino
medical hooks and Instruments and selling
them IA II business. In his operations NJ
ibis place, some ten days ago. he sold
some Of br. tNlicc'- hooks and of
tered Others Obtalncd In the manner indl.
Gated. At Fort worth, .ppuh's, III SOIL
other books belonging To- the same gentle.
man At TINT place. II appears, hc took
the name OF W. II CalicC. an Ingenious
adaptation In similarity 10 the name Ut the
gentleman whose library he had perhaps
most successfully rlidut .iu thus city.
Or Reail. OF the Fort, writes to DR.. taltcc
that he viii be uhiu to rcCuyrrut least one,
II very valuable one. too, 0t hl- books, and
H,lds that His own office has. in like man
nrl, suffered by theft. The case Is one of
So umrkuhlo a chHr'tor that the physi-
clans of Texas ought, We think, T." insect
10 Oh sight.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-11

1t was currently reported On the streets
YESTERDAY that Mr. c. J.. Gates, the veteran
railroad fnHn, has accepted an offer nom
II Is understood that the working arrange
mcnt between the & =, G. and ; +. and the
ToNas and ST. Louis railroad contcmpMtos
close connection at McGrrgor springs
with facilities there for the immediate
transfer OF all Waco troights, whether on
port Oi import. aud the G., c. and +.
will at once enter into active competition
for Waco business, II the road has really
secured MIR. Gates he II valuable arqui-
s'iiOn abd the srrang, mcnt above men.
toned is certainly good thing for Waco,
MS 1t gives us n third competing line to
tide winter and thence 10y steamer 10 New
Orleans or New York.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-11

Are your hands and feet coldy Does
your pulse beat irregular DOCS your
heart quickly palptate NJ the least rSer-
ton, wOrrlmcnt, or nervous excitement
Does your Mcc often flush from rush Of
blood to the head Are you troubled
with dyspepsia, indigestion, or some
urinary disorder Beware; Death may at
any time suddenly ensue from apoplcxy.
DO not delay. lour system needs eomy
true medical tonic. Nothing Is so good
as browns Iron Isl tcrs. This cXccllant
remedy will assist nature III quickly re-
ginning her lost hold on health and life
1t str, ngthcns every part OF the system
and realtors the different organs OF lite To
their normal condition, In seascs Ot
Hn exhaustive nature, having Il tendency
to. weaken both mind aud body, II
Invariably ucr- Ike charm. -Journil
sold by Tucker q Willis, Waco, Texas
| 7lOlW
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-11

EOIt ISENT.

Al RS. GRAnAM'S residence on south second
WI street, hus hNr rooms, cistern Oi water aud
other desirable ruuN emlnnucH. tur Iul mar
uCuinrH and terms apply to Mrs. Graham or
a l.. Brown, htJ f. Mar-hHli's sture.
U7Mu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-11

A young gentleman who bourds at u
certain hotel ON Austin street, not tar
from the corner ut Fifth having been
annoyed 10y his wnshorwomnn mixing
his e}Dthes with those vt her other cus-
tomtFr, resolved TO mark them SO plainly
tllntNhere could he nu further miatnkca
So procuring large stoncil and come
indelible ink he sHilcd into n bundle "
clothes, which he found III his room, mud
proceeded to brand them very much IN
the style he brands his young stock.
After having plainly marked each nrti-
Gle in one or more places, he proceeded
to put them away, when, to his nston-
ialiueut, he discovered TINT some Of
them were not his, aud in fact, lac was
totally dumfoundcd as to whnt uso such
peculiarly constructed garments could
hc put Az he contemplated one gHt-
ment, with its bits Of slccves, and the
tinicst tiligrco borders, his disgust wns
too utterly utter for anything. and hia
name in bold letters staring him in the
face from the Cardboard" hroust, com
plctoly uuucrvcd him, At lnst accounts
he wns undecided IA to what disposition
to make Of his prize, hut he has resolved
that his sympathy will hcucetorth be
extended to Any unfortunate caught
branding his neighbours calves "hy mis-
tukp'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-11
DcnIcrs In Flour

yeca,. 5l0y n mrd nat Uc,V's. Gucilad
4 Cupe'op, whoissuic groccys, Waco.
Terps ar. our SOLE ago,'s ant dspiers viii
be s"pplicd hrouyi Them wih ne pcopie's
ftcoTte ''May R"msr,' hrpi 8 MANN,
Essf, aud our oih, brr,ui,, h.y keep tlY
p,sft NM ro,ny,tifian for Ike g,a,ies.
MANN IS MANN, P,o, H,uzyY MilL.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-11

Mr.. James Dugclhy muchipi-t, hay
ing returned from prof R-iunnl visit tu
Terrell, Texas, oilers ms erryiccs M IL
competent mHchluist, Tor MI kinds Of
work requiring Rkill IN mechanism, Ruch
ar repairing sHfe-, locks, steam engines
etc. Shop, first floor OPP. lto the FIX
AmINgE office, ON South THIRD street
dlt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-11
Lrlom lnr c!... l.nmA-rp. lnnc som

For some time Mr. Caldwell has
missed change out OF his money huN in
the pustollicr, nnd ,uspicioning Mi Smith
PArr, ono ui the route agents ON the Cen
trail between this place and Brcmund. and
after consulting hs attorney and the
peace officers they Int upon the plan OF
setting n guard above 20 watch down
through an aperture made tn the floor
When the train arrived, Mr-.rs Alex
Simcrl and Ed Campbell took tholr posi-
ton, ana In few minutes Mi iAIr mr.
rived and placed himself, us u iRl, with
his back against the box. lie slid MA lett
hand behind him and extracted u 20 cents
silver piece that had been placed IN the
box with other silver pieces to hr amount
ui VI %, all mWkrd ~" after which
he stepped away, when those above
descended aud domtudvl admit
tancr l'ron entering, MI. Simrrl
told him To throw up his hund.. Nhi,h lac
did after .hc tlirl demand WA m,lr. and
the money WIS srl thuir lie WAS
then taken Into custody and taken Ia
Eastland aud placed iu mil Ir win bc
tried tomorrow before Commits lturi 4
II. Conner MIR. rArr has run on mi. IN.
vision rinrc last fall, aud has been uu thc
ruud for n"arl, iplh years llr Ian -iN
or eight huudrrd head Of -hD.p In Euth
county and hid about 500 cash m his
pocket. lie hs some Wntm friends at
lhis place Who rri very badly u his
downfall And m excuse can lo rhcu,
other than that the temptation Nu- murr
thnn II" could Withstand, a. liumrHlN hr
If well liNcd. lie l. d@pnullrnl uNd rutms
that II is the Urst oilrn-u bat Nj caldwell
hHs missed money Tor sometime"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-11

H. getting very hot. W. must leave
ON ourannuN emm'rtrI. before We do
So let call ht Sungrr Bros and get a
du ter, trunk ami vaIl-c, lhcn all Hholrl.
N1uuC
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-11

Gentlemen, keep cool, and call nj h. Ila-
b,r's and ret one ui lhO-r obbN straw
hats which he sells cheaper than any
house In town. G2it
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-11

American Loyiou NJ Honor, Council No. IG7
holds regular uectlngH hrst aud thrd SAtur-
Jay IN each month.
FRANZ W CREAGER, Secretary.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-11
CONTRACTORS AnD BUILDERS
II. Il. BARTON,

CONTRACTOR AND BIlLDER.
Shop at hucbpu' planning min, corner Sew
cuth and Mary streets. F~Umhtr- made aud
work promptly executed Hl2luiy
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-11

Atc Offering IN their icWnnf sales Tor
tbI7 week unequallcd bugtips, O7uJJc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-11

Gentlemen cnu ind roo rlo-tnt as-"rt-
mont Of kId and li-lr rhrwl gloves. white
vests, white neck l.c- At Spark, Mallory
y Allen
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-11

Enlarged, rcfittcd, elegantly lighted AMI
ventilated, and now the best appointed
resort in the city tor iirst-class bar and
billiard hall patrons. Prompt and cour-
tcOus treatment, and the best goods lor
all ut the Commercial" q Austin Ave
nue,-lOD6u
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-11

HAVE, In different parts Of the city, dosira-
i bic building lotn, which the prudent cash
purchaser is advieod to look at before purchas-
Ing. Also choice lands IN small or large tracts
IN dgnurcnt counties, at prices TO suit. dllt-
elgutitlo- II Ia to your interest to sec INC II
you want either city or country property In
choice localities cheap
oiOGtf GEO. BARN lard,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-11
University Of Virginia.

SUMMER LAW ECTURES DIN"
b Kan 18Th July, ls~i, anu "ud l1tu 7"pl'ihhrI'
Have proved Of signal u-e, list, In -iul"nts,
whp ,lr-igu u pursue their Studies ~ ms or
her Law Srh0uis, al, a. those VINO propose
torrH prlNHt ly, aud ri tu prh"iiiipn"r. " h'
-hAy. uul had tho AdN huttsr ui ~ -t-matlr la.
slmctlnu fut circular .uWy ~ ~. lul'"t
sity NJ Va 90 JJIi& H MiNpH. Prot Tom
aud stat ltw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-11

nNE lirst. rll-r second hand rocknWul. Ap-
" pts tIJ.W whItuiry, Sixth street, near
Austin Avenue. WO7lw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-11

INOKfN .kNEN sL,rlON- Uf LAND, $40
j each, In BluD No IN liInsi"rt county
A 500 Is syutIru, ct luld, $50 acres each, IN
Block No. Orhiitruu county, all on the waters
Ut canadian ami Vol rock.
Or.itf !. {. FRNZlER Land Agent.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-07-11

ENOKAGE of all Kinds. Hay, oats, miilo'
II and fodder, IN bale or bulk, delivered u
any unrt ~ the city. orders l-it at Juo. :
Narshails Or Il. n. rBmer's VIII receive
prompt sItrnIlOn, WILLARD l. JACKSON,