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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-04-25
\ One OF the Interested Parties
Agrees, in Consideration ofe25,
Not to Molost the widow"

This time it is the thriving city Of Nevada
in Vernon county, where the tongae o.
scandal Is wagging vigorously, and moi
without cause, either. The town has been
almost free from sensations Of this charac.
ter in the past, and for this reason the
present one has proven . choice nsrsel
1t cane to the knowledge Of the BAzoo that
q woman had followed in the footsteps Of
the late Brigham Young, and a reporter
WAS deputized to
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-04-25

WHY WILL YOU cough when Shi-
lob's Cure will give immediate relief
Price 10 cts. SO cts. and 81. For sale by
all druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-04-25

-"HACKMETACK," q lasting and ira
For sale by all druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-04-25

"A NASAL INJECTOR free with each
bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
80 cents. For sale by all druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-04-25
Session Acts for Sale.

For 1885 ana ls4l, State of Missouri.
3-3dIf J. WEST GOODWIN.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-15

English Female Bitters is intended
for Young girls as well as married ladies,
who have, by some exposure, become ir-
regular, pale an feeble, with headache,
leucorrhma. pain in side, aud back, fall
ing OF the womb, or female weaknesses
or excuses. Its use strengthens aud
tones the stomach, invigorates tine
regular uterine action and remove ~,
natural DISTINCTIONS l2l3d&WlW
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-15

All those wishing good, reliable, fruit
ornamental and shade trees, would do
we'll to call on J, NJ. Thompson. He Is
a reliable man and is abolished here
and trees < ow at home. Prices low to
suit the times. Call at once, J. NJ
Thompson, at the store of II. S. Smith,
south side square.-lll3lm.
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,ocAL HRETTrIES.
interest From Our Re-
Hem rtrr-' Note Books.

,,ul and balmy AS sprins
-Nealh'I 'i Ina, ,,nrthw,,rd
and Viii < t'' "' 40
s,vaiul atf elements Were lssH. IRON
,.-.i.r Davis cIun yeSuIduy,lh the mat
ter Of debt
W,,d /, coming in pref freely ana
-I,v,, M seven dollars per cord run.
hnLeslrp.
n''H u..,.iy sh,ut IN huild a resi.
on fbr nar,h side OF Columbus,
uti' ,rt irt,enth street.
n'"' ,,,,,- noc uo,oar,t,
c rd,I a. uay,o ,,irsi,>,, any,,
drunk, ~ o. ,o- 10y Ne '''S'"s """
lighting, s''OV '"' 'O'''
The ben" o' W, 49,, Il f. nitmms'ey' IiS-
trCt clerk n'' q! :" - uu'''i = -, n
the soiii u I''' t' w. s''9 anu
Abe,l Oh ]. "' ''''''''''"
THE negro that was 20 badly cut up
in trlcas a t.w days ago IN tie Iinsey
place i G,l'ing h srmsI 1"r,y ana ms as
:aiIah' Is ''' ''' VI ''''' ''P''e 0"''
Seats tor Wards rendition of "Vir- |
minus" .oId well yesterday, out there are
iIjeig bic chairs IN dress circle ana
n,rqueJie unsold. Tn sheet will be open
sgdn tD'' ''''"'''E 1T '' '''oN'
That Kicking mule was Yesterday in. |
tsrylpwrd by large number OF curious
nar.nn, and the Austin street real estate
oace. fora considerable portion Ut the
Ssy. ikea side how ola circus
,..,., ,..,..-
IN, hG'"I W vu.'Se 'hlo was delay |
tom HHlsboru, Lampasas and Aquina to /
reach the city. which quite number did /
re.t.rInt and others Ia tIp pVpn!n,r
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-15

o. 81 u forget the prices Of j. Leyinsh
a. "'err Br.-' celebrated silver
,s,,. ION Till save from 20 to Is per
y ua}llg tfym him.-l1O5tr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-15
PvSstoMM,s~M&Co
SNM\SovS.

Receive the accounts ot Banks. Bankers,
Merchants and others. Foreign Exchange
bought ard sold Deal in Government,
state, County and City Bonds and other
Securities. Land Warrants and Land
Scrip of all issues bought and sold.
1DDS,l3m
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-15

4 COMMOblOls Siorr-room un Austin
y street Has ull the appliances Tor Il hrst-
class dry goods stone. Apply To Lem chambers
ll3nlf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-15

SENER NJ well 10 ated and comfortable res
- licences and business st tnds. AlsI rooms
convenient to business. i T.. kLplS 90
I2l33r
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NOTICE.
BOA RIDING

nR X " PARK has removed his Office
- u shaw powumau's drugstore, sppO-
site the Pacific Hotel illg.lrn
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-15

On the Dallas ruB /, between Waco and Five
" Mile House, an oyvrcoat, black, nearly
new Finder return To Examiner oitce AL b"
re Warded Lost ON tuesday, December 10TH
l2ljlSwlt
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I,OINII.
LOSE.

A ENlLEMAN burkl" aud lucket fol
~ watch. Enquire lt this Office. l2l5t
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a l2Ustf JAS. Il. BAKER.
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GUMS from 500 to thousands OF dollars adj
~ yanCed On irst mortgages real estate, Or
ON vendors liens. Notes secured by deed Of
trust PRINCIPALS only may apply t. l.. AT
son, atW NJ, FlOurnOy's law Office.
l2uli6wlm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-15

Adyettl.onsnts VIII be Inserted in this col.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-15

yornE, whenever any Of the above
symptoms appear.
Persons Travelling or Living In I'M
healthy Localities, by taking dose tecaslon.
ally to keep the Liver in healthy action, will avoid
all Malaria, Bilious attacks, DIZZINESS, Nsu-
sea, DrowSincss, Depression q Spirits, etc. II
will invirorae like glass Il wine, but IL no in
toNicating beverage.
II You have eaten anything hard of
digestion, or feel heavy after meals, sleep
less at night take dose and you will be relieved.
Time and Doctors Bills will he saved
by always keeping the Regulator
in the Housed
For, whatever the ailment may be- thoroughly
safe purcHtive, Alternative and tonic can
and does not interfere with business or
pleasure.
1T Is PURELY VEGETABLE.
And has all the power and efficacy Of Calomel or
Quinine, without any Of the injurious after effects,
A Governors Testimony.
Simmons Liver Regulator has been in use in my
family for some time and am satisfied il is
valuable addition 10 the medical science.
! Gitt SHORTEN, Governor of Ala.
Hon. Alexander II. stephens, Of Ga,
says Have derived some benefit from the use Of
Simmons liver Regulator, and wish to give 1t a
further ;ria
THE only Thing that never fails to
Relieve" have used many remedies for bys-
ptp9l. Liver Affection and Debility, hut never
have found snythir. % benefit me to the extent
simmons LAYER Regulator bias. sent from Mn
nrsota t1 Georgia or d. and would send further for
such medicine and would advise all mo are sim
iary affected to give Il ir1 as IL seems the only
thing that never fails 60 relieve.
p NJ JAm,EY Minneapolis, MINI,
Dr. I. w. Mason says: From actual
psrignr- in he nse ~ Simmons Liver Regulator IN
NY pra,Ire have been and Am satisfied to use
and prescribe DO as a pufg4uyc medicine.
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I,OOsE feathers wanted. Highest markc
VI price paid uy W. = Martin \ Bro 1861
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! ANACO GREEN HOusr.-Ever blooming
w rose p, hy aoinths, tulips, lilies, choice
! fucnsias, gerur un- New varieties lest stock
| ever been In Waco. tive Inp call, near sixth
] street. NJ. GRAY.
lgUlGm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-12-15

DARTlES to contract To put up abIut7 miles
l of fencing, " acp Fam, four miles from
Waco. Apply at office UfJ l., Elgin X Co.
lgII5t
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'I'wEN wood choppers, wages 81
\ per cord, situation permanent, within
four miles Of the city Apuly to T. 1nllev
or j. n. Ntusletts Office. I2l4Iw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-28
THE PRESENT KHEDIvE or EGYPT
His Lack Of Ambition and Correct Private
Life,


London Truth, In recent issue, says:
Tewfik is the son ofa slave, and his father,
Ismail, In changing the order Of succession,
never intended that he should be the heir,
The exkhedive gage the place Of legitimate
spouse to another woman. who is now stay
ing with him in Naples. Ismail intended
to establish the Napoeonic distinction be-
tween civil and royal family. He was
encouraged to hope that he might purchase
the right TO do so by the late sultan. But
when Abdul Aziz found there was no more
and learned that Tewiik was easy tempered
and very ignorant, he insisted upon his
right Of primogeniture being re-
spected. Only o few intriguing friends,
who had secretly backed his luck
when lsmail was at Cairo. knew that he
was not so ignorant as he made believe,
One OF them was Signor Martino, the cous-
In ofbis Italian friend, and now his private
secretary.
rewik was supposed to be in the hands
OF Mnr1no. This was an error He had q
Hanem Emeneh feared no rival. II was she
who would reign and she was an Angoma-
MAC. Her dearest friends were English la
dies. Whenever the khedive gives an au-
dence to minister or foreign consul the
Hanem Emeueh Is posted behind screen
OF carved wood, whore she hears and Sees
but remains invisible. One day q CONVERSE
ton between the French comptroller and
Tewdk was suddenly interrupted by an al
tercation bshind the screen. The disput.
ants were Emeneh and her mother.in.faw,
superstitious, ill.tempered old woman,
who thinks that II was by the virtue Of her
incantations lsmail was deposed. II the
old lady had her own way, sorcer would
have been placed over the cabinet when her
son began his reign. Tewfik would be de-
lighted II Emeneh bad q stronger belief In
sorcery.. His faith In the supernatural.
such as y has been revealed 10 him by his
mother, is absolute. 80 ~
He Is fond Of the companiopship Of chill.
drcn, and himself directs all the Christmas
his three young people. The eldest Of the
trio Is twelve years old, and the most YOUTH
fnl, Princess Kadshat. Is In her fourth year.
A prodieious quantity Of Roman candles
and Bengal lights are consumed at these
fetes, 10 which the children Of distinguished
Europeans al Cairo are invited.
| Ash ruler, Tewfik has adhered 10 tho
constitutional theory Of government. He
Ia satisfied with drawing bis pay. and leay.
ing 70 his ministers all responsibility.
Whatever they decree, he countersgns,
and asks no questions--exccpt behind The
scenes, where he applies for information
and advice TO the shrcwd Martino.
Tewhk has never been In tho money mar.
ket. fthere is ono thing In which he IA
firm, II isin the auditing OF his household
accounts, which he looks into carefully.
His good nature shows itself In thousand
small ways. but never In profuseness.
Cairo 10 no longer the Eden Of the PAlais
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SHERMAN, June 27.--The commercial cir.
Gle is slightly disturbed over the sudden dc.
parture Of A. P. James, who has for a year
or so past had contract to furnish wood to
the Texas 4 Pacific railroad company.
About six miles east Of here he purchased
the wooded land from the NJ. & p.
bank for several thousand dollars, giving
timber therefrom and has not mid The
bank cent. He employed about eighty
choppers, paid them principally In grocer.
les and dry goods, purchased here on credit,
ana ran store in connection with his wood
business. X. q, Hall & Son, dry Goods
dealers, are left to the tune OF 81, loo: chi.
lis Henry, grocers, $500; Pattey, Joiner
\ Wells, srocers, $500. Yesterday ho
drew the last money due him from the rail.
road out Of the City bank, $500. md has
not been heard from since. He len nm in.
valid wife behind.
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A London paper tells how, when Ger
tain Dean OF Chester was already 10 per
form . marriage between persons Of hish
standing, the bride wss very late. When
she reached the altar, the question, "Will
distinct tones, ~ viii not." On rpturuinS
with The dean 70 the .vesiry she expiained
that her late arrival was not her hull, and
that the bridegroom had aceosted her on
her arrival o. I'D church With; "0-d d--n
you,, Y this 10 the way you begin you'll
GS 20 .Ss SsqSr S..: SS:; = csn ss;Ic yc ., s
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Fort Worth.
Special 10 the Herald


FoRr WoRrn, June 21.--Last Friday w.
H. and John Harper, two brothers living
near Grapevine, quarrelcd about the cul,i.
vation oil land rented by the former to the
latter. John went or but soon returned
with a shotgun, waylald his brother, who
was plowing and fred a load Of buckshot
into his body. He will not live. John
Harper was arrested Sunday evening near
Waxahachie and was brought here about 3
o'clock this morning and lodged In iail,
Mr.. Swift, who had his leg and arm bro.
ken IN railroad collision near Tyler last
wife. lie is not expected 10 live.
Recorders court had nine eases before n
to-day with total fines OF ESQ. y
Farmers report crops suffering for rain.
a negro woman attempted 10 commit
suicide this morning with morphine.
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Tcxarkana.
Special 10 the Herald

Special 10 The Herald. T'.-|
TrxARKASA, ARK, June 27.--Hensley,
who cut the negro on Emancipation Day,
was tried by writ OF habeas corpus before
Judge l.. A. Bryant, to-day, and admitted
to bail In the sum Of $500.
Crops are suffering terribly from excessive
heat and dry weather. The farmers say
ten days more without rain and the crops
will be more completely failure than last
year The outlook ut present is gloomy
and business dull. Sgsrt
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DENTON, June T.-Dallas Clark VA. an.
pointed sheriff of this county to-day by
the commissioners court to fll the unex-
pired term OF Captain X. H. Hopkins, re.
signed. Captain Hopkins is lying In a
Denver, Colorado, whittier he went some
weeks since on account Of ll.health, and
from whence he sent his resignation. The
appointment Of Dallas Clark will give uni
versal satisfaction, he having been chief
deputy under Hopkins for nearly four years.
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NEW YoRk, June T.-The freigbt-hand.
lers strike remsins In the s.me condition
~ yesterday, neither parties showing signs
ofyisldins. The strikers remain peaceful
and quiet The streets In the neighbor.
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Bremond. A..

BRrNoNp, June 27,--Mrs. W. 4. Hill,
wife OF our townsman, died this evening at
2 p. m. of consumption. She is q sister Of
Judge Walkers wife, of Waco. She leaves
three children to mourn her death.
Mabel Norton, Of the celebrat ed Mabel
Norton troupe, with her husband, is spend-
ing the summer ut the Wooten Wells.
Visitors are streaming In from all parts OF
the state. Many remarkable cures are re-
ported daily. The accommodations excel
that Of any watering place in Texas. The
water Is most pleasant to the taste,
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INTERESTING!
That Don't Express 1t. Try Again
ATTRACTIVE;

That does better, though it gives but vague idea of
what The above has reference to the methods we
pursue effect sales in the face of ocaed Hard Times
We advertise Goods at half their former price and mark them
we intend leaving them last weeks prices until entirely sold
And Now! What Now? Eagerly comes the Question and
ready is the answer-WE HAVE OTHER BARGAINS
that can be found in all Departments.
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whitney,
Special TO tho Herald.


WHITNEY, June 27.-At 1918 O'Clock
Mst night Gre broke out In the dry good.
and grocery house Of Bonner, Mcdaniel a
Co., and soon consumed all adjoining
buildings Bonner, Mcdaniel 4 Co., was a
total loss. Insurance $4,000. Frelick A
Badt, dry goods, partly saved; insurance
NS,cO l.. q. Walling, saloon, total Ioss
no insurance. .Osborne's barber shop, con.
tents saved. Two store rooms, owned by
Il. Hillhouse, and saddle shop, total loss
no insurance. Bonner. warehouse and
sleeping rooms IN rear Of main building
ana frame building, Of D. +. Bronham were
slight damage, broken windows, etc. Ths
origin OF the fire Is unknown.
Grain Is coming In slowly and weather
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Financial and Commercial

New YoRK, Juno 27--Thc stock market
opened irregular but in the main tCDi'lower
than the closing prices Of yesterday, the lat.
ter for Ohio 4 Mississippi. In early dealings
the general list sold up idi, New Jersey
Central leading In the advance, after which
there vas decline Of i.s, Of which New
Jersey Central and Delaware 4 Hudson
were most prominent. Az II o'clock a re.
eovery Of is91.s per cent. took place,
Louisville a Nashville leading therein.
fuTrRH,
Nrw YoRK, July g7--rhc Post says on
cotton futures, The deliveries, more espe.
clally as regards the present crop, continue
IN good request fluctuations greater than
usual, but Efforts TO run prices down thus
fat have, proved unsuccessful. The course
OF the market cannot bc
better described than by stating
that August began selling at first cali Al
l2.5I and advanced 10 1862 and closed AT
1880. that sales werc subsequently made
az 100 to 1885, but lao buyc,s had to nav
i2.8i Liverpool quotations.: The advance
| OF spot cotton here and small receipts are
no doubt contributing their share 10 the
continued advance OF futures, but the
feeling generally has apparently changed
and there II evidently also larger share
entered than has hitherto appeared proba
Bile. The third call shows n decline Of 4
TO s-10O from higher points, and for October
| q decline OF 0.f00; July was bpught for ~ Jl
| September, 1880: October, 12,ss 10 ~ ~
November, 1850; December, 1908: January
1900. -
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rnonAnIr Sruptn RUIN.

CHICAGO, JuneT.--1t IL estimated thai
not fewer than thirty persons hav,
been killed BY the receu,
tornadoes In Kansas, Missouri
Iowa. NebrAsks, Dakota and Minnesota
and that The total amsunt Of property a.
tiroyed will exceed In value "a, ,5oo,6oo.
Continued On vovvth ...s
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Special 10 the Herald.

Housrcs, June ia serious cuttins
ailrey occurred ts.night In q saloon be.
tween railroad men, In which Mike Mllli-
gan, yard master for The Galveston, Har IA.
burg 4 San Antonio railroad, was cut IN
the side. Two railroad men named Lvnci
and Brady were arrested for the oiIspsc.
A concert was given here to.nirht Al ths
fair grounds Tor the Iowa sufferers. which
realized 80; A heavy rain prevented I
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San Antonio.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
SAN ANTONIO, June 27,--About / o'clock
this afternoon Michael Twohig, who had
climbed up in pear tree at the residence
OF Mrs, Moore, to unfasten rope used for
a swing placed his weight upon dry limb,
which broke precipitating him distance
OF eighteen feet. In the fall he struck a
fence, and his neck was broken, death en-
suing Instantly. Twohig was painter by
trade he leaves wife Of two months
here, and one OF the witnesses testified that
he has wife and children In the north.
About one hundred members of Hoods
brigade are present. They met in Turner
hall this morning, and were addressed by
Colonel IL. b. Andrews, of the Sunset. and
other prominent persons. Among those
on the platform were four candidates for
governor, Governor Roberts, General n. b.
Robertson, Judge Devine and Judge Ire
land, The members Of the old brigade were
wined, dined and talked to at San Pedro
springs 10 the evening. They have the KEYS
OF the city tonight.
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Judge gave her the alternatives Of going 10
tho iunatic asylum or to return 10 her
friends. She decided to go back to
Charlie Spark, colored, was sentenced to-
gay :" i've years, for assault with attempt
Ju~-e Walker appointed Drs. Wooten,
Bar,.s and Mcdonald medical examiners
Marshal Russell was notified to appear
taken up - Nv
0sneiL J. ID, Robertson Is distributing
nohtical position. He does not take anv
issue with the democratic party.
Is here.
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LewisvIlIc.
Special 10 the Herald.

spectai W tnc Herald.
LEWisviLLE, June 27.-The Masonic ira.
t:rni'y met at their hall to-day for the pur-
pose of initiating officers, and comforting
degrees where the lodges are entitled to
them. Mr.. James Chenorwaeth ofiiciated
in comforting the degrees Denton Lodge, !,
No. Ol, installed the following officers:
@. Brannon, W. NJ; j. A. Minis, g. W.:
W. ID. Milliken, y. W.T.. NJ. Smith, Treas.
urer; Nj; kealy, Secretary; II. H. Smith
!; ). D.; Joe Davis, j. D.; W. O. Smith
the dinner was all that could be desired.
Lowisvilla Chapter, No. 15O, installed
the following officers; J. H. Ford, P. p;
John Crawford, X; L. p. Colb, s.; j..
Sowith, Treasurer; J. X. Fox, Secretary ].
Al. Clayton, 2. S. j. A. Parnell, @. H. ].
4. Caseby, r, A. O.; ]. II. Crawford, First
"; z, NJ. Jacobson, Second ", NJ. Gnth.
erie, Third v; ]. b. Poweller, Guard.