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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-04
Academy of Art.

In preparing our building especially fol
an academy of art we hay" taken every adj.
vantage conducting TO first, lass work
Our phOtOgha rooms are conviently ar
ranged our sky-iight, from the beautiful
effect derived, we feel satisfied in saying
is simply perfect; our operator has had Il
lifetime experience in the east, and we # el
assured our Photographic work will speak
tor it-ell, and be thor 'ughly appreciate d
We have no stairs to climb, ana hlvi. q a
solid first floor We derive no disadvantage
from jIring so naturally experienced in
all upper tori, :. EXPERIENCED ladies al
ways in attendance toaSsisi in arranging for
ladies and children Students taken
for Il thorough course in photography.
PhotoGr phs finished in oil, water colors
and Indian ink. Oil paintings taken from
siitiugS, copying and charging. ard all
work executed in our own building.
Salr>room tor artists material, frames.
sheet music and beautiful sea shells, etc.
All are cordially invited to call and visit
us. DELNO II MOORE.
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StrIn.p. Hui ErIIn

by calling al the rooms OF the cotton
exchange most wonderful curiosity can
De seen. IN the shape of while owl. This
beautiful bird OF night was found on the
banks OF the BrazoS, about ten miles above
me city, anu was brought TO town. Mr..
G"Wah' OF the cotton exchange. purchased
me blLd' and the public are specially
invited 10 call ard see it to-day. He in
tends sending it 10 L. L. Blrnum in few
days. 1t Is 4 bird OF very handsome plum.
age and has only ore eye. which is set i'm
mcdiately in the top OF lis head. The
question is. how it reached here. II Is
thought by many that the storm Of
Wednesday night blew it from its tropical
home. 1t Is quite vicious and tries to de-
your every thing ii comes in contact with.
yet seems meyer to get full.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-04
ROSS MANaONE.
How He Rules the KOOst In Vir.
ginia.
Special to the Courier-Journal.

HptClai 10 the COurler-JOurnal.
WAsHISGT0N, January Ex-senator
Malone has demonstrate that he is per-
feet boss OF Virginia federal appoint
ments. if any such demonstration were
need d. The president will Withdraw the
nomination OF Nichols TO be postmaster at
Norfolk. Va, and nominate Mahonr's
man. Nichols is the candidate OF De-, n
dolf. the ilv republican III, mber of II
gress from Virginia who o ,posed Ma
hone. The pr sident sent Nichols nomi-
nation to the senate after. il had been duIv
made OUT AT the post office department.
and transmitted TO him for signature. He
had not heard from Malone about the
office, and thought that Dezendorf's man
could be put in without any disturb nee
in Virginia. As soon as Malone
and his crowd heard of Nichols nomina-
lion, there was row in the camp. Ma
hone, Riddlcbrrgcr, and even General
Cameron. of Virginia. repaired immedi-
ately 10 Washington, AMI made Decline
for the White House. The re ult of their
visit will be that Nicho's' nomination
will he withdrawn, ana the Malone man
aDroint, d. This is the first mistake thar
President Arthur has yet made. His
friends are trying to cover il up by saying
that Nichols nOmi, alton was a clerical
error. 1t was no such thing; they say
that President Arthur signed 1t in a batch
of other nominations without knowing
what it really wa. and that the clerk who
made out the nominations tor his sigma.
tule is either knave or fool, and that an
investigation will be ,unccd There will
be nothi 8 OF the kind; there was no
clerical error. The nomination was ma ,e
out at The post-ollce department under
the direction OF the pre- ident. The sim.
pie tact is that Pres dent Arthur did not
consult Malone before h. directed the
nomination made our and before he .ign-
ed it. He is simply trying to avoid pub
lie knowledge that in all Virginia matters
lie is dictated to by Malone.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-04
DIR CITY Ell.
Can 1t he Made 10 Weld More
Revenue.

From the report OF Alderman Calvert,
chairman of the market house committee,
in the city council on Thurs lay night, 1t
seems that the city market house Is noi
returning TO the corporation any thing
IKE what it should, and the question
arises WV rot In the first place he
states that more than half tie stalls ale
living idle. and renters cannot be la tor
them. The reason tor this is that there
arenow as many meat stalls in The mar
k,t as can make a living from ely trade.
and the fruit. fish, oyster, vegetable ahu
other hucksters will not 90 in the market
and pay rcnt-ior sta Is. when they can
vend their wares on The strt cts without
paving t! ibute to the ely. Mr.. Ca'v 1t
believed that by enforcing the market
hou,e ordinance. which has been a dead
|, tter on the books for several years, the
mark would soon b. full of renters, and
in proof OF this one party offered, rs soon
As the ordinance is enforced. to rent all
the vac nj ais. and thereby increase the
monthly rental tIOm' Sill to $500 per
month, and take his chances
on sub-letting them. The cuun-
ell finally determined to commerce
enforcing the ordinance on the 1t Of
March. 1t has been generally remarked
thai for city of our size we have rs poor
"A market rs any in the state. although
good market house and we'll located.
People have to rul hither and thithcr over
the city when they want fruit or vcgeta.
bes, and the trouble is much greater. be-
sides being pr stive injury to occupants
OF stalls who depend on concentration of
trade there 10 assist them. The cty. With
her present depleted treasury, is wise in
looking after such matters. Houston.
Galveston, San Antonio. Dallas and other
cities have marhe;-hOuseS which are con-
stantly returning revenue to tie city.
while, on the other hand. We have only
an eXcu OF Il market. with a load OF
Ge' Oh IL which We are unable 10 remove
As soon as tie marketing is cnntilei to
the market house. within market hours,
things will change. Some persons may
argue that il is hard on poor vegetable
and fruit pedllers to be forced TO rent
stalls, but they ne ed not do so unless they
wish. The ordinance only requires that
they sell in the market-hoUse, between the
hours of and 10 a. H., after which they
can sell where they please. The city gov
ernmCnt must be maintained and expenses
paid, and the revenue from the market
house is in every sense just and legitimate,
and II the city everrXpcc to have good
market, pay The debt on the building and
get any revenue from it, the ordnance
must beRntorGed.
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EtHsIlXPG EsN LNhisI~

| Our readers will remember that dur
! ing the first bitter cold days we had, the
EXAMINER called attention to the con-
| dltlOn of a man who was found in the
! Frazier building, III East Waco, with
| both feet off and evidently perishing
f. ON cold, hunger and dissipation. Be
side him, without food and clad in sum-
mer linens, was his faithful wife, WHO
chung to him without uttering muir
muir. He was taken to the city hospital,
- .--i., I.~...--: - >,:..-5>i = e4irs,,,,
to trace out his relatives and discover if
possible what is the real cause of his
present deplorable condition. 4 letter
has Just been received from one of them
IN which it is stated that intempcrance
Is the cause of all the misery he has
brough upon himself and his wife. Tie
writer says that the hearts of relatives
are nearly broken to think of his pitiable
condition, but they are unable to render
HIM any assistance. The letter states
that his parents are highly respectable
people but now in reduced circumstances
and If they should see their son il
would be the cause of their death.
4 sister now married Is also heart-bro-
ken over a brothers downward steps. /
and says she could not bear to meet him |
as it would Kill her, and hopes he may
not be sent to his parents for their sake. /
as they cannot care for him. The writer .
says he was once an expert book-keeper /
and fine pensman. His is but the story
Of many another who could not control
their passion for strong drink, and to-
lay he is dependent on the cold charity
Of the world, disgrace to his family and
he wife who clings to him, and one of
hose mortals who might pray that the
Master would call him hence from the
temptations he cannot resist and let the
world throw the mantle of charity over
lis faults.
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Listen EI,is

Having concentrated the stock recent,
N my upper Austin street house with tI,a
OF my main house, % Austin street nv
stock IN gents youths and bows clotLinG
mas; caps boots and shoes, furnjshino
gooIs, is unusually large and all of r, g, n
purchase. Tie spring months are an.
PREACHING, and | must have Store room
and announce that these goods are All
Tor sale, and | will not refllse any reason.
abe figure. | propose to main;ain nv
reputation as leader in low prices, md
sen You as good goods as money viii Inv
Robinson, % Austin s'Icet.-OIl3tt
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"BraZos Chill Cure which !;
ranted Tor the cure of ChillS aal u
Is 4 positive antidote for mslaIh' !
has no rival rs tonic for building
IN emaciated system from SutA
matte causes, and to those WI! /
necessarily exposed to miasmaIl;; u
ences, and are attended with lls !.
lowing symptoms, such as loss o. Y I.
tite, aching of the back and JolIs
verishness, severe headache, lillis
ton 10 get about, low spirits, slTI.,
ness, chilly sensations, and even,
hot, burning fever, which may w. :. (.
terminate in bilious, remitIehI y Z
termittent fever, we would su2ss n 4
you keep a supply on manu- Il n
time and take Il dose three tine, -
No other medicine is necessary, - - h
very concentrated and p0Werlu,..l h
effects in removing the poIsOAvma,
ments from the blood, and 10 yw
appreciate this warning better 'p r.,,
farmer, who is more or les ui
to those atmospheric pOisons, e =, +.
in the fall season, when saIheliD55 hi
crops in the midday sun, COZ .s. n 4
and heavy dews of morning. 'l !, nsr.
those malignant feverS are me-, ', 4
lent, and to them we would re ~ n,
to take a dose of "BrazOi CilL T I'll
every morning on rising, ii il g,,;;o,.
avoid the danger of much slll I sy5ss3
'ay nothing of the time anu b IN
aved in the end. No str!e ar,bs 81
!rsenic. The physicians p IlSrgis
ecommend it. Ask your ,ui ~ nj n,
t and take no other. Price y :
lie. Prepared only by WIS,
lV'AhT Waco i 1e''
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That Little Store

II you want to see "a hive of industry al
you have to DO is to step around to Loeb.
ridge, Picstlidge Il Co. on Fourth SIRE;
me reason that the little store does such
a business is. that they sell tirst-class
staple ara fancy groceries, fam and plan
tation ,upplies, keep only the finest can
goods ami max" Il specially Of supplying
tiIcIr trade with fire cheese, butter, cg~S,
cidcEenS, turkeys, etc.. and always have
me best country and western produce in
Tie market If Won want full weight
mesh goods ana full value for Your dollar
go to the Little Srorc. r.
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PERSONAL.

Mossrs. George Patton and Horatio
limIiS returned TO Aqullla yesterday
morning.
DIR. Medley, of P'antersvillc, Grimes
county, Is visiting his son and family, Or.
Medley, OF Hubbard City.
Miss Jennie Anderson has returned
from Meridian, where she has been spend.
inS some months visiting fiends.
On account OF bad weather Captain and
Miss Laura Herring and Mr.. W. S. Plun-
hett deferred leaving 1or San Antonio until
Tonight. They will arrive in the Alamo
ely Sunday morning.
Miss Fannie Sypert. after two months,
pleasant visit III Waco. returned ro her
home in Marin on yesterday MORNINGS |
iiaih, leaving III Waco numerous admir'ors
who viii regret her departure.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-04

ore bay Srlding four years OLD, so1,
One acre If ground on South Fo1rtI
S'ett, a'J"lning the Sleeper residence.
one new brick store house on Bridge
St Tree, 'un Ter the Central hotel, 25xlO0.
Wo hundred and sixty acres of timbercd
land. tt miles from Waco. Mel nnn.,'
COMFY, and on the line of the Texas and
81 81, Louls railway, adjoining Axtell sta
!, AlAty-fiye acres OF and in The suburbs of
ire town OF Comanchc, Comanche county,
MY thorough bred trotting mare. Mary s.
one One new > l. North top side bar buggy
,o |nc single irotting wagon, made bv
''oSllh " Co., Cincinnati.
one new sixty pound track sulkv.
one 81 line rotting harness, etc.
o,,a. CHAS. +. C.LvERT.
oi'''I AT McClelland Holcl.
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Refined Cotton Seed Oil

This now generally used and highly
endorsed articlo OF domestic ronsump ion
which supplies The place of lard for all
household purposes can be had in any
qnantlty at ID ). Nood'S. where Il fresh
lhv"ice IaI ju-t been 7, crivrd 1t is alb
SoIu'ely pure, much cheaper and GOES
l"rther than lard. Al who have tried if
recommend its use O2Oilw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-04

i!r heviiic, on" OF the most skillful ans
t,N"o!e DC nj Is in he state. has reduced
MS l'iic, I r all dental operations nearly
"i'-'.at Ct whaI they formerly We're
Nhlrh males his prices much lower than
ny 'ehIiSt in The city. at he same tine
giving You iirSt-cllss work. This reduc-
on It DR., B~vi!le's enables everybody to
ma Ter Iteth pat in good shape for
Leiriy 'ne-hait what it would cost here.
u Ir lore. Dr.. b. has been placticing in
AGO eleven years and thousands can tes-
;;iIiiy 10 his skill as first class operator.
ms certainly is an indictment to those
VINO heedfGelr mouths fixed up in first
Gers as, style Money saved is money made.
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since we have take. inventory we
find that we have entirely too m.m mv
s gooas left for as late in the season as
now, ana as We prefer to close out a
goou many goods before spring opens
we concluded to mark down. We will
oIer you extra bargains III ladies'.
misses ch1ldren's shoes, and also. m
men $ line shoes. Our bargain counter
Is worth inspection. Call early and
secure some of them. SANcpn - eno
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Changed Hands.

] notify the public that [ have taken
charge of the Grand Central hotel
Rooms large and comfortable. Fara
hrSt-class. Terms moderate. Samnle
rooms furnished. Travelling public In
vlted to call. Local board furnished
with or without lodging. Rooms fnT,
mshed or not furnished. Rooms in
suites convenient for families. Rates
given to stockmen.
o,o,, ". A. MTNTER, Proprietor.
Ul22d&w1m Grand Central Hotel
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On Thirty Da~., ,r,

v, we WI send DR.. DYES celebrated Electro
Notsilc Belt and Other electric aupIisncac ~,
trlsi Tor thirty days to Young men and otb on
i., VINO are afflicted with nervous debiJi
ny, lost vitality, etc, guarar teeing sn.cd,
r,a,i ana complete restoration of vigor and
illdhilo9d Also for rheumatism. Nenra1@ia To-
paralysis, liver amt kidney dinicultIes I'D I'D
ureSi and many other diseases. jIInSiratdd
On sniniet sent free. Address yotaiic Ri
Co., Marshall Mich. Loo. PIT
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during the next six months there vii
DC large number OF people CUT of en-
ploymcnt on account of the drought: i,
some parts OF the country there is a GREAT
deal of suffering, There are plenty of men
ana women in this country, who. if som
TREND would put them in lhe way of earn.
me two or three hundred dollars duIin0
Inc Wiiter months, would he grateful f,'r
a HE time. a large manufacturing com
pany in New York are now prepared 10
start persons OF either sex in a new busi
ness. The business is honorable and
legitimate mo pedding or book canvass.
lh@l, 500 per month and expenses paid.
30, IL you are out of employment send
Your name and address at once to the
Wallace Co.. so Warren street. New York
The Household and Farm in its issue OF
october says, the offer made by this com.
pany (Who are the most reliablc in tbrs
ciTy) Is The best ever. made TO The urenl-
ployed"
The Wallace Co. make special ofIrrtc
readers OF this paper who will write them
al once, and who can give goodref,rcncc,
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MATRIMONIAL srISIIAP.
An Oversight Causes n stay of
Proceedings at n Wedding.

Quite an uncommon stay of proceed
lngs III the solemnization of the mar
rage rite occurred in this county on
Thursday evening, and for a time we
can imagine there was very wrathy
bride and groom, not to speak of a num-
Der OF people present, to witness the
happy event, and after the union trip,
the light fantastic and make merry over
the wedding repast. The young couple,
whose names we promised not to give,
loved and saw each in the
other their ideal for life
choice. After a season of courtship
the young man proposed and was &C
cepted by the fair one to whom he told
the oft-told tale All the neighborhood
felt happy when they heard the young
couple were engaged and would shortly
wed. During their hours of cooling, the
day and hour when they should clasp
hahds and unite hearts before the altar
was fixed, and nothing remained to him
der their hearts desire save to announce
the time to their friends, procure the
license and secure the presence of a min
lister to pronounce the ceremony. These
obstacles were soon removed the we'd
ding day came, the feast was prepared
the hidden ones assembled III their best
and the man of God did not disappOlnt
them, for he was there to-. Modestly
the young couples stepped before the
minister, who began, according to form,
to unite them, when glancing over the
license he discovered that the signature
of the proper officer of the county was
not appended. \ temporary embarrass-
ment Overcame him, from which he soon
recovered and announced to the bride
and groom eXpectant and their assem-
bled friends the difficulty. 1t was i'm
possible to proceed with the ceremony,
and the couple stepped aside and
a hasty consultation was held.
Chagrined ut their disappointment, the
young pair did not know what to do and
those who had come to have a good time
we're 10 less disappointed, and look of
general Indignation passed around. At
last things were adjusted by "a young
man proposing to come to Waco and
have the license signed and brought
back Immediately, after which the couple
were to be married and no mishaps. This
pleashd everybody, for they could have
a good time while he was gone. He
reached town, the signature was
Appended ana he started Dack
yesterday morning. After the first
feeling OF chagriu wore off
no doubt the bride and groom enjoyed
the laugh as much as anyone. They
will at least have the recollection in the
coming years that their wedding was
noted by an event which will live in
the memory of all present as something
and overlooking the small dis
really added to the pleas
ure of all and we hope will serve to keep
the anniversaries of the occasion full of
happy thoughts to them from year to
year.
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DALIIMOhE, Nd. April y. 1881.
nave recently been using your Browns
IRON bltteIs IN my family, consisting OF
myself, wife and three childten, and tha
effect has been always AS macked as in fhe
case OF Mir. Phelps. 1t is unquestionab!y
a wonderful medicine. Al. BOwEy
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In entering upon this, the tenth ami
versary of our business an Waco. W,
again acknowledge with grateful priJ,
the liberal patronage of our friends anC
patrons III the past, and we shall striy,
to merit continuance of the same in
the future, Having just fitted % an.
other store-room adjoining and connect
ed with our present Sales-roOm, we now
nave floor room equal to 565x12O feet
and every part of this space filled with
Il stock OF furniture, carpets, mattings,
window shades, ehildren's carriages
window glass, mattresses, feather beds,
barber chairs, mirrors, chromos, parlor
work, crockery, glassware, and table
cutlery; also, complete stock of I'M
dertaker goods. Our stock for variety.
good work and low prices, cannot he
surpassed by any other house in the
state. We have also added to our bust
ness a very fine (child's) white hearse.
winch makes our undertaking depart
mcnt complete and second to none in
the great state of Texas We have a
nice line of single and bed lounges.
camp and willow chairs, music stands
fancy cabinets, brackets, etc. We ARE
always glad to show goods, and invite
one and all to call and look through our
stock. Yours very respt'Iy,
W. Z. MARTIN Il Bro.
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l-ttr'7'f, evening Omr bTazus gave InuI-
cations of icing engaged in gra' d. old.
time splur@e and determined to moiSten
everything below here. Ate O'Clock the
water had marched nearly up to tie
spring on the west bank near the bridge
approach. and was rising at the rate of
about foot an hour bringing down all
s rts of DRIFT The rise is thought to be
from the hcad-waters. and the volume is
augmented by the discharge of small
streams tributary to it in this section. The
rise is said TO be the heaviest seen here for
i've years. Waco creek continued t. in
crease in speed and volume, and the Mis-
souri, Pacific bridge in South Waco had to
Succumb to It's Jury AMI has gone down.
What other damage has been done 10 rail-
road and wagon bridg' above and below
The city, if any, We did rot learn. hut no
doubt many OF them Jared badly. Should
IL stop raining now il i, hoped the water
may snbSde without doing any VERY scri.
GUS damage.
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hose COco-Sarnli..

A perfect hair dressinS
moter of the growth Of tbs l.. i
other compound Possesses ''t Il. li'
properties which so eyae, in' 4
various conditions Of the b?-. Vi
IL softens the hair when '' t-~.
dry; it soOthes the irri, II li,
skin; it affords and proJpes. Z, 4, !
est ulster; removing all h.,
scurf, etc, thereby maxine ~ !.
have asserted, without rv,,, J.
best artisla ever used for tSa ~,
will only cost you % cents ' n. ~ I
Prepared only by Tucker : I !
Waco, Texas.
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Dried buffalo meat at Bart Moore


10 alI who are suffering from the errors
ana ihd'Scretions OF youth. nervous weak.
ness: carly decay, loss of manhood, etc,
VIII send youa recipe that will cue Won
Fee OF charge. his great remedy was dis
covered by missionary In South Amer.
lea, Send a selt-addressed envelope 10 tIe
E EeS;. Joseph L. inman, Station j., New
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Compound Syrup Of Sarsaparll
I0djde of Potassium.

The remedies in this prepararg
ranked by the medical prolfsscll
most certain Of alternatives and L.
uves, possessing the bower Of Tn
from the blood those humors or
pies which disturb il purity. d'.
them toward the natural exc
channels 1t is emplorpd with
tage i'll chronic affections of the
eruptiyr and skin diseases. such
Anthony's fire, er, sipelaS, pir
pustults, blotcheS, boils, tumOrs. q
or salt rheum, scald-head, riDg-W
ulcers and sores. chronic rheuma
Syphilitic and merrurial diseases.
generally for the various disease;
ing from impurities Of the blood.
lt forms a powerful alternative l0i
renovation OF the blood and for the
toration of tone and strength 70
system when dtbilirdtrI by die
Ask your druggist for our MAKE, "
are in search of a good blood pun
and Alternative. Price 81 per boiti
six bottles for ~. Prepared by Ila
and Willis, manufacturing chem
Waco, Texas.
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No Fire.

but sI5,OGO worth of sound and now
dry goods and clothing, for sale at les'
prices Than any goods that ever wen,
through fire. At B. Habers O1oSt
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Attention..

want to sell my entire stock of TO-
D"cco' cigars and CONNECTIONS, also store
fixtures. II is Il good stand and there is
/" good run OF custom. l will give liberal
Terms TO anyone wishing TO purchase.
V-V-IW d. NEWTON FRENCH.