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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22
FENCES.

a change In our law upon the subject Of
fences. There are not a few who believe
that Il would be cheaper and better to
fence in stock instead Of fencing them ont.
On this question, ~ on MI Others, there
will be difference of opinion. We do not
know that it is proper for rs TO advocate
orr own opinion in these columns. Not
being a farmer, and H. this law would al
feet the farmer entirely perhaps should
leave the discussion Of the question to thoso
who are more directly interested than our
self. HIT We suppose We might venture
! 70 state our own opinion and let il go for
wha, 1t II worth. W. are satisfied 1t wonld
be much better for the farmer il, instead
of frncing mp his crops the law permitted
him to plant, cultivate and gnihrr his
crops without my fence, aud compelled all
PERSONS owning stock to fence up the same.
The fences in this parish are worth many
| times the value II all the stock in the pHr
ish. The farmers must maintain fences To
! protect their crops, and these fences cost
rOic than all the stock arr worth. Pence
building consumes much valuable time
which might he employed in other farm
work. II oil the time Ihat i annually
CONSUMED by the farmer. IN building ana
repairing fences was spent IN preparing
land for planting how much would the
production of the lands be in6I'aNcd' OF
conr-c it is impossible Ia tell how many
bales Of cotton aud how many bushels OF
corn the time employed in building aud
repairing fences would add tc ON crops
| ANNUALLY if this ttmc was given 70 other
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22
state Tax Sale Of lnln,OVCablc
Property.
The state ef Ioui>iana ". Delinquent
Tax Debtors.


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cost
Ia" names ~ mi Delinquent tax PAYERS.
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

bE II KNOWN, That on this ,hr si
ID day at Feb. y. i. l--2. the Jury Con.
m'~>ionrio III. and ior the parish of Ga,
uo.uc. met at the clerks office in n,
town nt Hummer for the pmrppse of reyhn,
the general Nciirc and 10 draw Juron "a,
thu April team of thr Third ,in,iiciai Ds
TT tnGri IN aud for said parish-prr,
M. Is. /. L,Gbrti"r frrsidcnt: J. T. Til,
u,!, and Thornton BiidGcman, Drew F,r
gu,nu, tlk y. e.. ana proceeded 10 rrvis
ju' : u,ral V,ui.c ~ adding one hupdr-t
and ihEltN-uuc names Thereto Ia make th,
standard of thtcr huudrrd. IN place Of pr
SONS WHO served At the last tenn IN,
pl~iilr' Count aud ilu-r who have died o.
u.,rj from the parish; after which ID,
tntrc huudTrd names were placed 10 Il,
N"uIIr hoN and we'll stirred hy one Of II,
commissioners ia prc>-Iic" of the oth,n
and IN" following NAMED iiity persons WEI,
duly drawn ~ Jurors for the first week q
sad Court .hcElnulng Monday, Ord day q
At.,I
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

w. Jasper Blackburn is a candidate for
Congressman at large from the State Of
Arkansas. We don't know great deal
about the politics Of that State, but We
presume we wouhl be safe in saying that
be will not be elected.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

We have received the 6rst number OF
the Blanchard Springs Herald, a paper
pu,iished at Blanchard Springs, Uuiou
county. Ark. The paper is neatly pub
lishcd and full of good reading matter.
We place the Herald upon our exchange
list with pleasure, and wish it unbounded
snceess.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

The prospect so FAR for FIVE fruit crop
IL very promising. If no disaster over
takes this crop we will have an abundance
Of all kinds Of fruits.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

Judge Blatchforl, of New York. ha.
been appointed, confirmed aud accepted
Associate Justice Of the Federal Supreme
Court.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

Gov. Colquitt, Of Georgia, is 10 become
the Temperance candidate for Congress
man at large from that State aud will
make an active aud vigorous canvass OF
the State in the interest Of the can>e OF
Temperance
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

Trenton. La, is under water, and all
moving about il done in skiilr and dug
outs.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

Mr.. J. I. Walker, formerly editor aud
proprietor Of tho Vienna Sentinel, gave
US q call yesterday.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

The Supreme Court Of Missouri has de-
c'ded that dealing in futures is not gamb.
ling under the statutes of that State.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

Spring bright, beautiful, smiling, love
~ spring-has come at last.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

We return thanks to Hon. Il. +. Jonn.
for valuable public documents.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

Gardens around town are very back
ward, ewing TO the long continued wet
seathcP
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

The President has Mt last fnnnd "a man
who is willing To nccept place npon the
supreme Bench. Judge Blatchford OF
New York wus the man.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

Senator Ben Hill is in critical condi
ton. Il is feared that he will not survive
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

Ca-wcll. J < 30 acr's, 80 Or Of Sc ar go
II. town p. range, & ~
Carter. Joseph, 80 acres, II hi OF ~ qr
sec :, town %, range, :, 80
Conner. J ! 200 acres, So ar aud sc qr Of
~ ~ acc 80, town - ranges, 10!
Ca,kry. j {. 30 acres. II hf of So Or sec
~, hf of hfuf ~ ~. and " hf of Wv qr
aud :" or " =" ar, ami sw ar If Sc ar sec
81. town 70. rangrA, lICO
see ~, town -, range :, 80
Cartnrighr. Lewis, 4uN acres, " If of Nv
qr. ard - ar II Nv ar. and ,w ar of ne qr
sec II, town -, range :. II
D-DaNi~, Andrew. $50 acres, g ut of -
ar, and part Of ~ TT see 10, town ~. range
:, and II ht of he qr sec l., town 10, rang
:. 5 4
pickerson, Frank l., - acres. hf of sw
ar sec -, town %. rangr :, > 30
Davidson, T, lOi arrr-, NV Or Of ~ ar,
and 49, a. of ~ ar, aud ~ ~ of ,w ar, lr>-
Ii acres, see IL, town 10. range >, -
Dawson, W \, loo actcs, ne qr of ne ar
see II, 10 acres III INV ar of NJ ar, aud :
ht Of ~ qr sec 10, tnwu ~, raugci, / J.
Danshy, W G. ~ acres. sw qr of So ar,
aud ~ qr of :" ar sec b. town II. range :,
4gl
ru.,i.L ut ~ ,.r.- t,.,-
sc :, town ~, range !, si1l
Euglr, i Il, III acres, If Of 50 or sec "a
town ~, rangc6 3E,
t'hs' Iiic"' !" acres, NV qr OF II" qr Sc
:, t"Nn -. ripsr7, , II
F-Farmcr. T j. .;2U acres. : hf Of ~ ar
Nrc : ana hr ar "i ~ pr "i see J.. and IL"
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ol uw as and ~ SIS of nw OF ST "a town
-. rlugr 5. ~
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II, qr ana ~ ur Of II, ar see -. town ~.
rahgr6. - 40
Holland. Al. ~ ncr,,.e Lf nf M, ,r.,,
= town H.. range &, :. /!
Hrn,,- G,,,,,,. -o ,cr,. If oto
sec Il. town -. Ianyr !. ! /,
U,,d,. y,.u,, nm. l,.,,,.,. o,,l L.. ,,.,,.l.
rd west rs iih Fast street, south h\ Mr..
Enruv'>. Mouth hy Mrs Harris and east Is
the McCfaui. lot. =
Hines. John :. - acres. " hf Of ~ or
-vc II, town -. Fanse7. 3 50
Hamilton Lack t.o ,,,.. r,,cror
SGD town - r,,n,,. = o,,1 -. n,..,,... =, ,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

Rev. W. c. frrylcy preached in town
last Thursday night to a large consrrgn'
ton.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

Buffalo gna,s arr very bad on the Oun.
chita river. Many mules have been killed
by these pests.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

Some of the fishermen arnund town
have been catching nice strings of fish out
Of the D'Arlennc.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

SeoviIlc says be will iriirc from the
Gultrau case rs soon as he completes the
record and files his bills of exceptions
The assassin and his brother are making
sn effort To bring Gcu. B. +. Butler into
the case
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

Dir. john Walker of ward four sent to
this Office last saturday II compile of full
grown pods Of English peas. Who can
beat this in the pea 1inc'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

il IL Is fair aud just To protect one cii-s Of
laborcrs, 1t Is bat fair to protect o;her-.
This protection given to the manufacturer
must be borue by the consumer. Agricnl-
tur- 10 made 20 pay tribute To another aud
less important Industry. The Southern
farmer whose cotton contributes more to
the fervigH commerce Of the couutry than
all our other industries combined must
pay on an average about one hundred
yer cent. on every implement he buys To
produce this cotton, aud when il comes
/ to him IN manufactured state he pry- II
/ heavy per cent, ard all this j. done rnder
the prrtrSt that the great manufacturer
may pay hands employed in factories bet
/ ter wages. 4 tax heavy and giicNouS 80
/ Ice horne il thus unju-'ly laid upon the
producer of cotf"n. When the Congress
of the United State, propose 80 rcNise'
| this unjust law, this class legislation, tue
/ prutcCtipni-t- tell rs TINT IL must not he
done. 1t iiincVrrio tn pincr Manufacture
cr- on level footing with Agricult4lrists.
/ 1t. hot imprubablc that in the nest
/ Presidential election parties will he drVid-
/ ri by real live issue, a principle. That
/ principle will most likely be tariff only
/ for revenue against tariif for protection.
/ II The Democracy will come ont on u plat
! form favoring "A fLIif only fpr revenue, aud
make that platform wise aud just III Other
| respects, the good sense aud justice Of the
1 American propl" will rally to their stand
ard. Ne believe the people will wipe ont
! the lsalizcd robbery of the protcctiN {
! tariff system
/ We take pleasure ia directing the at
/ tcutjon of our rradcts To- Camps Chal be
/ at, Springs. Thror spring, r">>r~e HanS
al, autncrs. The location j. high and
. healthy. Many person, have iiird the
waters and can testify IL thcif medical
y".ur. We viii publish soon number
of certificates from p"Itir> well and favor
+ ably known IN onr propir. f"r PHEASANT
summer resort We know of no place pre-
irrablu To- Camp, Chalylcatr Springs. See
card.
The Weather tuIN week has continued
favorable To- the plaufcrs. We presume
that the greater portion Of the corn crop
has been planted With continuance "i
favorable weather thu farmer, VII. soon
be well up with their wuIh.
TOo cases of smallpox wrrr reported
in Shreveport ON the 18th inst, and wrfr
immediately transferred I" the pest house
hcuslon of the disease spreading is frarc,!
by the rropIr ct Shreveport.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22
COnstable's Sale.

state Of Louisiana, Parish Of Cld,bor,.
A. We'll We. Alfred Love-In Justice g..
wnd7
DY virtue of an execution issue, y.
ID Ferguson, Justice of the Peace ~.
for Ward :, said parish and State. ara
mr directed, have seized and will mr..
g. ~,ll. Ia the last and highest bidder ~
in the ircnl hours OF satc, at the Con-
house door in the town of Homer. an
First saturday, In April, lsa,
An undivided oue-half iuteres, 10 tn. 9,
lowing described property, 10 wit: W.
The southeast quarter Of ho.theast nm.
ter aud northeast quarter of son,h....
unartrf of ~rcti"n to"F, township tw.s,N
y, of rang" seven W.
Term, of sale cash, with beuc6t o. :,
pIIlarUvt'.
X. p. HARwELL, ConstsS.
March |. l--2. (prf $50 2et,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

I HEREBY CERTIFY, that the -
L and foregoing is true and CORES
If jurors drawn for the list and End |.
of the April term of the District Cos"
and for the parish If Claiborne.
DREW FERGUSON, Clt. D.
February II, 1as2. "a"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

Spriug- bright. beautiful. smiling, love
~ spring-has come at last,
We return thanks to Hon. b. +. Jonas
for valuable public documents.
Senator Ben Hill Is in a critical condi-
ton. Il is feared that he will not survive,
Trenton. La, is under water, and all
moving about il done IN skIils and dug
outs.
--------- ----
Rev. W. c. Frryley preached in town
last Thursday night to large congrrgn.
ton.
Gardens around town are very back
ward, ewing TO the long continued wet
seathcr
Buffalo gnats arr very bad on the Oun-
chita river. Many mules have been killed
by these pests.
Some of the fishermen arnund town
have been catching nice strings Of f,h ont
Of the D'Arl1nac.
----------
Mr.. J. I. Walker, formerly editor aud
proprietor Of tho Vienna Sentinel, gave
us call yesterday.
The Supreme Court of Missouri has de.
cided that dealing in futures is not gamb.
ling under the statutes of that State.
Judge Blatchforl, of New York. ha.
been appointed, confirmed and accepted
Associate Justice of the Federal Supreme
Court
The prospect 40 far for FIVE fruit crop
IL very promising. If no disaster over
takes this crop we will have m abundance
Of all kinds Of fruits.
The President has Mt last fnnnd man
who is willing 10 nccept a place upon the
supreme Bench. Judge Blatchford Of
New York wus the man,
Mr. john Walker of ward four sent to
this Office last saturday compile of full
grown pods Of English peas. Who can
beat this in the pea linc'
Owing To the overflow the President Of
the Louisiana Press Convention, q. ".
Mechanic. has deferred the time of meet
ing from the 10th Of March 10 the 18th of
May.
Two e"lorrd prisoners confined in nur
parish Jail. one under charge Of murder.
made their escape last Tuesday ui.lt a
The latest accounts We have report 'hr
waters stlll rising. It's considered doubt
fni hv some whether the waters will sub
~ ~
The Time, SAYS thnt Shrrvcport has no,
q vacant hou~r. This shows tia, m, ,on.
utatiou of the town i, Increasing. Somc
vc1r. aro RI, t,vn had ,lcrt, .,, ,.,,,,,
Tho small rnx il on the increase nroin
,n MANY places. IL would M, Ia, minis,
for those of our citizens who bov, mo-,
been yaccinated to take this plccantinnary
stem Al once
The Sugar Planter ohicrts f. being
placed among those journals f,yorinr a
liberal move. Unclc Harry il too w,>c ,o
lie caught in any such suicidt inurn.
alistic venture.
-----
the oNerilowed district. The government
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

Owing To the overflow the President Of
the Louisiana Press Convention, &. W.
McCrnnir, has deferred the time of meet
ing from the 10th Of March To the 18th of
May.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

Who VIII lead a movement To improve
the condition and appearance of orr Gene.
terry 1t is high time this matter was at.
tended 10. Let the ladies take the matter
IN hand aud there will bo no question of
success.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

TOo cases "f smallpox wrrr reported
in Shreveport ON the 18th inst, and wrte
immediately transferred /" the pest house
ou the I,vrr below the city. M Apr e
hcn,Ion of the disease spreading is faced
by the propIr ct Shreveport.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

The Weather tuI, week has continued
favorable To the plauicrs. We presume
that III" greater portion of the corn crop
has been planted. With continuance "i
favorable weather thu farmer, VII! -oIu
be well up with their work.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

Two e"lor,d prisoners confined in nur
parish Jail, one under charge Of murder
made their c,cAp" last Tuesday night n
wick ago, AMI hayr not sncc been heard
from.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

The Board thcu adjourned.
(SIgued) Is I. LEDBETTEh,
Presidsss'
J. T. TIGNER.
T. BRIDGEMAN,
DREW FERGUSON,
Cl'k DC.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-03-22

Want aud distress continue to prevail III
the oNcrilowed district. The goyrrnmrn,
is sending supplies, hut in spite of all that
can be done, many have suffered foI the
bare necessities N life.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-17
NOTICE OF FILING ADMlNIS.
~ TRAITORS ACCOUNT.

The state of TcNts.-rO thn sheriff or
Y constable OF Mcl.onnan ,Uuuu:
YOU are hereby Gomm tnled thar YOU
use to be published Tor ~ least tNo IS
LAY, In newspaper printed % Your
county, a true copy ot The following writ
TUE STATE OF TEXAS,
County of McIenBnn.
10 all prrs ms interested In the alminis-
trati0n OF the estate OF jesse M. sing
ley, dec ased;
Ohio Miller, administrator ot the estate
of JESSE VI Sngey, deceased, his filed
hiS final account Ia the county court, OF
gl.enntn county. which will be acted on
at the BrNt Term OF said court. lmmenc,
Ing on the third Monday 10 November,
lsS2, at the courthouse thereof Ia. tue
! CITY OF w cp. ut which timt all pos lns
I interested Ia said estate may appear and
contest he SAINT. II they See proper ~
/ Witness, j. W h ker, Clerk OF tho
county court OF Mcl imam counly.. -
Given under my hand and the EEL OF
said court, the 9Th day 81 Octo9er' 1882. '-
J. W. EAKEE,
Clerk County Court, Mil.ennaR. county,
Texas.
BY o. ". DAVID, Deputy.
Came ~ hand on tue ON day Of october
1852. aud executed on the 9th lay ct De,
tob,r lSS9, by ordering published for at
least twenty days prev rus to return day
In the Waco ENAMlSkR, a newspaper pub
lished IN Mcl.ennan county.
VAS HALL, sheriff MsLennan county.
, lOJw4l
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-17

and steady demand Tor conrs, "a mni rity
ui the death, hring children. Cong, stuu
and unnlia are the prevailing types OF
disease.
Tho San Auicnio Eyprr-s,ot SATURDAY
morning, has the f,llrwi = 10 las OF are
cent Waco social event. "Ihr marriage
II Mr. Burt Moore and Mis- Nctiic Rose.
which occurred ON Thursday night last at
the rlcgnn suburban home 0t tue hri lc',
parents, waco. uniirs two OF the most C.'
timable families In TrNts In the strong
b md oi friendship. Both of these tamil
lies are well known sorully and probes.
-iunally moro nr lrss all over the -tl'c,
aud the young cnupi" have many iitnds
and we'll. wishrrs In ~Hl An uui'. MI
Moore Is one OF Waco Ut min'ui mrr-
ch ants and gentleman mlel Tor his
social t,nling aud high hu-in'ss clarar-
ter III bride Is - lady oi II" highest Il
tninmrnts, unusually attractive and a
gtclt iHsOit" for nrr amia'l ny, nhliy,
mudcsty aud simplicity wl.lch piwHys
mark the hish-brd ladN.'
-T.nIe sundy night the police wrr,
/ called 10 house on Eighth street. bctwccr
/ Franklin and Mary streets, to tax, away
M alleged burgiar, who II WAS said h '
u, en caught On reaching the house ihe'
tnund "A man lying ON the u poT on lis hicl
tied hand aud foot and tmoe men stand
Ing Yunrd over him. and took hin Il
churgc and iodg,d him In the cdnblosc
TIE house is occupied by ltuhn- and an
OF thrm, An old man IN Tie middle OF ID
night, heard come one ut the door an
then NJ the window. He got up IA II,
nian was getting In tn. window when IN
man STRUCK him and climbed back fhrnug
the window A. he was making his c7
cape rho old man caught him by the FOO
and yelled Tor help, and the other mri
coming out they seiIed the alleged burg
lar. dragged him into the house, tied him
hand aud loot and cent tor the police HE
man IL said 10 be- mi idle aged, WAS yerl
drunk when he was captured and Saws h
i. from iii county and that his brpthr
will be- down IA u day or two.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-17
THE EXAMINED
waco, q, rpBER II, 1889.
GO<AL ItstE3SgTiEs.
ticu,- ~ snIcrc~t From oar RE
port"r-' NoIc ttoOIs.


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JJ.ut.,,
IS hiIc- ~ cotton rhm" pouring mt" /
'''' WY
Three e. Tile we're sent ou' 10 the ,
cou.uy yesterday 10y tine city uudu ttkrr'.
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canaan .,,,., ,,,,,,,,,.r'.,,I mi Am WYNN.
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''Il'' ih' man VINO "'I'hol lil"ush
! lh' "It''" 'r" IlShl' 'E"' Hh "n' ON
the 1'i'''' yam YES y aud VII De at
""Ih 800 Jew uhys'
Id. md u,uilrr. ot tho ZOO. f.. are
rel. ned t,thr ipprd OF G.nnd M,stcr
NJ snu'r. OF FLORIDA, which appears IN
/ our ltitSIapll' c'l"hhN lhl7 morning.
/ .rh,cc, ..,ri,I,s l,.t v,,ck Ia wac, and
/ vicinity and nrc riLc, nos.inlo Suicide Ia
| D.. .o,n, vim, nE,rm,np phenomenon. oul.
r.i,, .ufurtirp,s cN hi ID. chase, of an cpl.
I drr,lr
Nearly Mi the gentlemen who repre-.
sent marriage aid OrIHttuu- IN this city
have zone up 60 Dtl tr To take part ~ the
agents convention, which met thcrc yes
rcr,lay.
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"a, ' ''' '',.',' N.atin', ~
p"n, VI" ''''"'' W ~
"'''"'''
--EXp gucr4icd reports ul the number
otdruhs ON Sudly wrr" dying about llo
-tuc., yv-ttiday, -oWG having II seycn,
some ten and ON OF TWO going mp 10
twelve. There were only four deaths ON
-u"dty.
IN, alice Of tbe Singer Sewing Ma
'l,'p' . u.,,,I ~, ~ III or',,., Ia,
"'r' ,'',,..,,, -, ,.,,r',,or ~
,'".,1 an a., snant IN n'. ,nofnntv ni
IT, H., ,,,,,,,,,y EJ,Sori
w.. ~ d., 90, S,,,,,,id,
VIM ~ "''' W.
Gen. !, B.Rpberispn, independent can
didalr for Governor. "s one of the irsl
To call ON Judge Ireland amt welcome hlm
to NnoU. Gen. Rubrrt,gD l. a pOlshet
gentleman OF the old school, who nrve
braces and amenities OF social lite.
A heavy rain iat m about O'Clock
sur ay afternoon and frequent aud heavy
showers have been the lulc irOmtlHt tim'
up 10 the present writing. The -treet'
yesterday were miniature lakes, mud ~at
everywhere and n thu In wiH quite gen
q elul cotton picking must have undergone
r a complete suspension Tor the time being
o.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-17
SOMETHING CHOICE.


The lovers Of fine articles Of food
will find at Bart Moorc's the choicest
lot Of delicacies Jut in, fresh from the
east All sorts Of finest Batavia canned
goods, iucluding preserved Strawberries.
potted cherries, etc. Thunder aud
lightning pickles, the latest agony ont.
Imported marmalhde, auchoyies, broiled
mackerel, dried beef, canned asparagus
fancy pickles, ncy crackers aud "A hun
DIRE other delicacies, finest OF the fine
lust in aud making customers mouths
water Give hun a cal .--lOlllw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-17
GAINING siHOtiND
Success OF the Waco Daily War
ringe iteaeHt Association

Has nm Increasing security fund that
commonds 1t 10 public iayoE This COM
lmny IA one week old nni his issued about
one hundred policies. II Is rapidly gaIn.
Ing ground Assessments Will he levied
only ~ ueedei tn pay on benefits. APP
plicants may enter now without pryi <
any melnbcr.h hip toe. pay. SD per day
- ~, annuM due, IN both classes. SIC,
i part ul which gOrs Ia rhc security und.
Address al commune to
lost j. H.. WALLACE Secretary,