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FOR SALE.

NOR SAI.E.--A hnr square piano, splendid
Il tone AMI good rs new Apply q" Mrs j
Barnes NOrth Fourth street, between
" ashinytOn aud Columbus 2a-u
INOR SALE "A gSs machine IN good order
Il aud guaranteed to work we'll Apply u
! l.. Barnes, Austin street -S-sb-u
MY not ~ on Franklin street. between sIh
vi aud Hth streets, For terms, etc, cHli uu
me Mt the once IT thu Waco water COMPANY.
ugI8'w JAS. r. tGAS
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l have had my attention repeatedly
called to the fact that an impositor is
travelling through different pa Is Of this
state representing himself to be DR. IL.
Robinson, ophcian of Waco, Texas,
thereby securing the confidence of those
who are afflicted with weak eycsight and
sviudling them by obtaining money for
treatment and spectaclcs under sucq
misrepresentation. | have no agent or
partner and will give u liberal reward
for information regarding the where
alb uts Of any person or persons using
my name. Address DIR, II. Robinson,
opticiau, No. 40 Austin street, Waco,
Texas.
Papers can serve their subscribers by
exposing the impostor --U}25d&wlm,
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VIM. NaIncron 4 Go.

The leading lumber men ofthls section
are still at the front in their line at all
their various points, with the largest,
best selected and cheapest line of lum-
her, shingles, doors, sash, blinds, etc, to
be found anywhere. AT Waco they carry
very heavy stock and do an extensive
jobbing trnde in doors, sash, etc. Prices
e,timates. and amy Information will be
cheerfully given by CA ling at their oilir
or writing to them Orders 10y mail WI
receive prompt and careful attention,
Op0ldX wifi
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Fer several days the public has been
on the qui vive rs to the identity OF
Rochelle" whose advent was announced
in these columns. "Rochelle' has ar
rived at last, aud will make headquarters
at A. Herz's two places, on Austin aye
mue, aud at the Pacific hotel. "ltocheile
ia a cigar. made especially for Herr, and
one of the best cigars that money ever
bought. Tly Rochelle and be con-
vinrp1 --Opg3itc
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FOR SALE.

No. l-lSOU acres OF land. One of
the finest farms in McLcuuan county;
all under fence; 600 acres in cultiva-
ton; 1900 acres in pasture; II miles
from Waco
No. $500 acres land in Bo-que
county suitable for sperp ranch; good
range, plenty shade and water.
No. 3 $50 acres land; heavily TIM
bercd; in Comanche county.
No, j-lljU acres good farming
land within half mile of McGregor.
No. 6 ISL acres good farming land
on the Neil Mel .ennan survey in Falls
county.
No. 100 acres. A beautiful farm,
fine peach orchard; well improved;
100 acres in cultivation; seven miles
from Waco, near Richcy station, on
Texas aud st. LOui7 railroad.
No. 9-Fivc lots on North Fifth
street.
No. 10 Five acres land on North
/ Sixth street, adjoining Peter McClel-
/ aud'- residence lot.
| No. IA desirable residence ell
Fourth street, three doors rom cor.
ner of Mary, four rooms, with all the
modern couvcuicnccs.
No. l2-lOJ0 fine Merino ewes No.
cimatrd.
No l3 -l2UU tiue Meruo ewes Ne
climatrd.
/ No. IA small house and lot GU
Third street, opposite Cot X. l. fAl-
rOtl'- residence.
lG-A very desirable brick residence
on Franklin street, near Thirteenth;
six rooms, Outhou7es, Kitchen, stable,
comparatively new house i'll splendid
repair, lot lOONl65.
No l9-A small residence on South
Eleventh street Just below Missouri
Pacific railroad. i've rooms, lot 62NlG5
No. 20 n small residence on south
/ Eleventh street. Just below Missouri
I Pacific railroad. three room, good
well, lot g. l-2NlGj.
No. % 20 acres, tine farm, twelve
miles from Waco, one and onc-hali
from South Bosque, 100 acres III good
state cultivation. l'o under fence and
in good grass, pIenl "i 'lHlner IN pas
ture for shade and lirewood, comlor
table house and fine spring, good or
rhard aud about amilc of line hedge
No. 2a--lo acres OF land aud an a
No. Hour mil and cotton Rih, IL
miles from Waco, ON the Texas AMT
81. Louis railroad few steps from
South Bo-quc station. Mill aud gin
in good running order
No. - zoo head OF sheep, welhrr7;
Will shear about I pounds; ages one,
two and three years. For sale cheap,
No. % Al bargain acres OUT OF
the Burney tract nj the mead OF Austin
street, all under GOOD fence, comior'
table house with two rooms, Htault
crib, well and ci-terI, $50 bearing
fruit trees, Also three acres adJolh
Ing unimpr0yed.
No, pa house anu seven lois "l
Ninth, Tenth and Clay streets. HOUSE
ON corner OF Clay and Ninth, ne"
house, weather boarded, = rooms
good well, lot and a half fenced IN
= viii sell single lots or whole proper'!
No. 21-For sale or rent, iwo house
ON Mary street, near corner hlr
tenth. Also one vacant lot adloih
ing.
No. * a cattle ranch IN Colemal
county, on Jim Ned creek, $500 hchl
stock cattle, 80 head stock horses, =,
head geldings- mostly good ssdul
e horses, 500 acres OF land,
,. No. 33-27l ares; tine farm n
20 Hin county on the McLcmnan count
line, a square block of $40 acres
cultivation, about 100 acres undt
good rail fence, comfortable house an
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PHYSICIANS,
SALE,

At the request Of the holder and by au'
thority of a deed OF trust recorded III
book j, pages ~, y and = OF Nehemiah
county record, will sell On tie iirSi day
OF MAY. 1883. between the hours of 10 "a.
M. and l .. ~, in front OF the court house
dnor in Waco, Tor cash, to satisfy % mote
made by n. j. ". WORKMAN and y. -
WORKMAN dat d January ~, lHS0, bearing
| u Der ,cnt interest from dat, maturing
| January J. ISL; the toIlr"lrg described
properly; 40 acre, out OF he John W.
/ Ihnmnsnn survey. south at Waco. cgin-
ming al the northwest corner Of suh sur
yey, th,nce north A. east, l,27j vara.,
/ thence south 10 east, go yarz 10 south
/ line OF laid Thompson -urgcy, the rt
with said south line south - wet, l,2H'
vluus to .uIthw,st corner Ut said lhnmr
on survey, thence north 10 west, SO varA
10 beginning.
WM l.. PRATHR,
lll.2tls Irus'ec.
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Cause of Failure.

Want of confidence accounts for half
of the business failures OF to-day. Car
ter ~ Moore or j. l.. Cornish, the drug.
gists, are not liable to fail for tue want
Of confidence in DIR. Bosanko's Cough
and Lung Syrup, for he gives away II
bottle free to all who are suffering with
coughs, colds, colds, asthma, consump.
ton and all affections of the throat and
lungs.-0322lw
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one of the finest lines OF ladies' mus
lin underwear ever brought to Waco are
shown at Il. llaher's. Ladies dressing
saques, chemise drawers and gowns. in
every conceivable style. Young ladlics
preparing mn outfit would benefit them
selves and save money by buying the
garments ready IN lde. Examine the style
and Judge vi the Inducements offered ~
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MAcD. TrN.. Ami 1. lss9.

WACO, Tex. April 1, 1879.
Referring to the above, | beg tu Hny
that have ussocin'cd m, self with my
SOU, T.. q. T. kcllum and viii continue
the business Of the old firm under the
name Of kcllum ~ Son
There WI he no interruption to the
business. Trculd employees NJ the house
remain, and all the comb ions ui the
trade are substantially tine same.
Thanking the muuy fri"uds aud
patrur Of the house Tor past k,ndncsses
| beg continuance ~ the snmu for Tia,
future. Respectfully,
W H. KrLLuM.
| thank the friends NJ the old iirm fui
the ma y lavors had nj their hands.
heartily and sincerely commend my Huc
ccs-us- To- ali IN, irirndH Tue new firm
IL III every req cot, hr GOOD IN the old
Tn Ter all circumstances they will do
night T. kprNN.
DIV
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Morse's Ague Magnets are guaranteed
to cure fever and ague. Then why suffer
longer? They are only fifty cents per
box, money refunded ifnp cure is ELECTED.
Sold Wholesale and retail by Castles, Nor
risCn Il Co., Waco, Texas,
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The following papers were nled for record In
the clerks office yesterday

tue cietA ONCE yesterday
pEFus
April 10, lss3. ! At u Brock and wife
70 SEQ tiath iot> 4ard in block
OF BROCK addition TO waco, out o.
IN southwest corner Of farm lot u 81.
Ami Z, lssj, : 4 K IS and wife to -
Wood tot q IN BLOCK -. Ross aiiI-
ton to Waco ....
February ls.a,G t. Kelley aud wife to
q, mes Jones, lpb acres cut OF tn
Month part Ut the q " seatJn survey !,
Arm To-, ISIS, Ann Carroll to III
Foster lot In bl Ick "A OF Ross to Tue
CIV OF " AGO ..... ...
April Il, lssI, \ , LYNN to j T. WI
iiAu-, i-u acre. uuior the \ u VII
NAin- survey ...
March 90, ~, NJ, thompson and
others to y % Workman. a part vi
iarm lot, la citv q Waco ... . 1
Jauuary u lssI, |. Burr tJ wm Il Blai-
l,ck, toto IN biOrh oj, town Vi Me
Grrlur .. .....
Marrh 30. lss3. II il White to II +
Mh.te, oil land, tu .tat-li rrNa. lu-
Gated granted on patented 10. virtue
ui land SCRIP Issued TO the u u BSD
Etto n
Apri n, l,-', J II Bashy and wii-t,
l.IitI White, tots o, g, % amt .tlu
block ut Bt.hy'- aIdittuu lu Wac 4,
Aprll IL, ISIS. no, Gol-on {" Rnrcd
Greenwood. ~ acre, out Of the north
rui OF the Brtr, GIile-pir labor .
December ~ lseL Nril Mrienuau TO
ihu- q l,nu. aur labor OF sud Known
rs the Berry Gilla-pir lab J. -.. 10
Augu-ts, less, Elizabeth T. tgar tnl
~rIheTry. tue south pant Il All uctr
On the west side nj south Third street /
RELEAsIs
Aprl ii, lss3, W q ami Lizzie Daniel to
liAdlrN Il ihert-, ycnIUr- urn .. .
Arm A.. issi, sltydrn Bros to Mm
Davis, decd OF trust ............. %
pEkD- o. rHt~r.
Match -, less, Flora \ Chambers to
" i Ballantynr patteT~ ~. trustee,
49, acres of the l. nurl HicJ survey u
June go lssi j VI Klyrire to " Baker
trustee Tor usa OF AleNuude Agar, lit
block u, Ia the city ui Waco! also
Mlmrk Il of -rmtts Al.lslmm Il
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x. T.. Burnt 1m. Pres. VI. \ sullivan Sec STr
j. W III sins, Superintendent.
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Money loaned in sums to suit on INA
monds. watches, Jew Try, guns, reNoi,,
vers. pistols, clothing, furniture and all
srtirlrs Of value, also on real estate ana
ticks Of merchandise IN .uw.s to sun
Aisn a large line Of uureieemed ? edge
Tor sale. Business strictly confidential
ali priyate communications can be "a
dressed to z. o. box 80.
FBIBouR1 4 DuAfNAu, Frop'sn
South side square, blue front, sign o
three gilt balls. -G9l6tt
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Garnet work, 80.

We now have our Office at room L.
Sturpis block, South Fourth street.
where we are prepared to do all kinds OF
nnhostery work, such rs sewing AMI lay
mo carpets, making shades, designing
iambreguins, lrapery, tape, portiereE ana
ali kind Of window drapery, IN tct, 10
do any kind uf interior house decorative
work. Having had long experience III
tha business we c,n safely guarantee
antisfactiuu. Give us Il call
--032llm. E'kfuNp -"
A nice line of colored silk mlttA AT %"
wnrtL II AT Sanger Bros.-i-Stc
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FOR RENT.

A desirable office in the Masonic
bnildmg, over Levine Bros'. dry good
| mouse.
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IbENIlsTRN

hR Ono T. MANN. Dentist. % Austin Nv
IL rnue ktTst.VlA> work al reasonable
prices. Spt ClHl attention glycu To the treat
mrut Of thr natural teeth --uil6tt
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r, '-a''rs boui remember the stock OF
b,-'''s At 5. iiaher's il not only rye,
'"eap he we'll. look at them. Tito
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Just arrived, o doz. cardinal red, la
s, M b TX hose, To- be sold at 1925, hey
- DaiGaln Al 500. Sanger Bros
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Straw hats, straw hats, latest styles Tor o,
men, boys AMI children, Just r etiSeu'
from 10 cent? upward, at Sanger bros -
4-S-tc
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I'spl MI,
WANTED.

w ANTtD TO rent small dwelling ut
W four ~ dive rooms Apply to clark ~
Dyer. --t-I3-2t
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NONEX TOi.oAN.

DIARIES desiring money Ton one o. three
1 wears who can onrr good security. can All
ouus In second story new ~tursis block opposite
Pacific Hotel lac money is ready whenever
the security Is accepted.
l2Niwf sLANpEN BIOS
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nofh.p " doctor, 3. sbs dangerous ana Wlai
1, hos an .et1uf"
Do.fop Yss, madam, che IL dahEer0nsly 40.
Inc rautfruia sld AIffulHt tIfcra are arf Doc rI4-
lbnun, there IL 40 tncfssssf csniTiyetal aHil11
about the s.febfufn sni msiulla nhilrgAih, mo
Iartsl ctculall9h sAsr'l lAiss, suap'n1sl hAFNEs
.svrns hss.tat.rg and -
Mother FtuV, flf heavens tAsH stop Aui ~
T. FaTs 81 uurU''
IDorfor-'t will DO eli can"
mother, amer two VVsaa have srf1fOf-
"IauEllsf, our bnstuf shall h1 discarded a ua-r.
Two F1rEs Gad DO Igllsf will I'ogufo th.l ~l'eh
y4l dos. rod al tfst.'
Daughter, To- low tuns--''I am FIUi, ani itllk
tls 4Lly GL.lE that ai. restore tna ~ ttaltA.'
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Afull line OF property always ON hand
Collections OF all kinds promptly
attended to. Parties wishing
20 buy, sell, rent Or make
investments will find
il to their interest
to call and
see us,

cB-We refer by permission TO Waco
State Bank, Waco National Bank
and state Ceutra. Bank.
The following is u partial list of
property we are now Offering:
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23
After the Shower.

The Rain and Damage Done In the City
and Elsewhere in the State-The Hay
CrOp-LfShtntng'sW Work.
The heavy rain caused setbacks in the
sewers in several places and yesterday morn
ing its effects were noticeable. At Ed rard NAL
ley's residence some damage was done. The
scuttle was open on the building on Orange
street occupied by Miss Sperry, the milliner,
Mrs. Newheim, dressmaker, and in the lat
ter's premises, up stairs, considerable dam
age was occasioned. In County street, Nun
son street, Division street, Vine street. Syl-
van avenue, there were washouts and over
flows. A chimney was damaged on the brick
block corner of George and Orange streets
Part of it fell into the street at g. M, but
no one was hit. Telephone wires suffered
somewhat.
The farmers and horse owners are happy
as the rain has probably ensured good hay
crop.
New Britain, which was threatened with a
water famine, now has water enough, and
Hartford was only saved from similar
slight through the Pennington reservoir late
| ly built. holding 600, 600, 900 gallons.
| The Kilbourne House, Ansonia, was struck
by lightning and slightly damaged Monday
night. The guests were scared, but none
were hurt.
A building used by the oil and chemical
factory of G. Y. Beach in West Stratford was
struck by lightning and set on fire and burn
ed down. Loss about $500; partially in
sured.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23
Am Exciting Runaway,

An exciting runaway took place at the cor
ner of Church and Chapel streets yesterday
morning about 8 o'clock. The team be-
longed to John ]. Matthias, in which he with
his driver were riding. When in front OF
Somers' grocery store. 1o4 Church street, the
horse began to rear and it seemed as though
he would fall over backward on to the DASH
board. At this point in the circus Mr. Mat
th1as jumped out and in moment the horse
dashed into the team of Bristol & Warner,
which was near by, and turned it upside
down. The Bristol horse as soon as he
gained his feet started TO run, but was
stopped before getting far from the spot.
The other horse continued down Church
street and brought up on the walk in front
of Minors crockery store. Another step and
the horse would have broken the large plate
glass window and was only stopped by two
men at great risk of their lives Mr..
Minors horse was standing in front of the
store when the Matthias horse dashed into
the Bristol & Warner team and as he had
been in a scrape like that before he immedi-
ately turned around and made for Grown
street just in time to avoid q collision.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23

The Hotel Sea View is now open for the
season of 1883 for the reception of perma-
nent and transient guests. The proprietor,
Mr.. W. S. Bigelow, has won high reputa-
ton for excellent management, and has rem
dered the Hotel Sea View one of the favor
tie shore resorts along the coast, and its pat
ronage, which numbers host of prominent
families in New England, the West and South,
are its permanent friends. The attractions
have been enhanced by the addition of q
handsome billiard room for public and pri-
vatS use. also other features, and the entire
house has been renovated throughout and
put in first-class shape. The house COM
nands splendid view. of a wide sweep of
Long Island Sound and the Long Island
coast, and fishing, sea bathing, driving and
other means of diversion are at hand. An
early breakfast will be served to allow gen.
tlemen doing business in the city to take the
cars and arrive at business at o'clock, also
for the convenience of patrons seekin 6
early trains up the Valley road. A larger
business than ever before is indicated for the
house this season.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23
Memorial Day.
Meeting Last Eventng-The Entertain-
ment Tonight at Grand Opera House.
The Memorial day committee held q meet

Meeting Last Evening-The Entertain-
ment Tonight at Grand Opera House.
The Memorial day committee held meet
ing in the Office of Chief Marshal Clark
Peck last evening. The subcommittee re-
ported all the arrangements completed for
the entertainment at the Grand Opera House
tonight. The chief marshal will announce
his appointments as aids in few days and
the route and order of exercises for the day
on Monday. It is especially requested that
all contributions of flowers be arranged in
bouquets as there is always considerable
waste when they are sent in loose.
reviewing stand will be erected in front of
the City Hall for the use of the Mayor and
other officials. On Sunday morning the Ad-
miral Foote post will attend service at the
Calvary Baptist church. Rev. MIR. Samson
will preach on an appropriate topic and there
will be special music. The sale of seats for
the entertainment this evening has been very
large. The use of the left hand box has been
rendered to Rev. Mr.. Samson and John G.
Anderson in recognition of their interest in
the Grand Army. The programme, which
has been printed, includes singing by SO
boys under Professor Jepson. camp scene
on the stage, a concert by the American
band, drill by G. G. I. cadets and the oper
eta my New Maid," by Miss Phelps and
Miss Gaffney.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23
b e e r S
WiIsonia and Physicians.

As stated In our last appeal to the public, and
the representative in this community of the evil
submit patiently to the persistent efforts made by
the physiciane of New Haven to keep alive in the
by constant misrepresentation and denial eff the
cures which we have effected, and which to-day are
when Calico proclaimed the movement of the earth
he was sconed at an derided and when threaten ed
me, you may subject to torture;and death, pur
81 -mHove nevertheless it moves So, in full conf
heal the sick and su ring and in defiance of the in
dividaal and combined efforts made by professional
intolerance and hate, and with a stern determination
to demand such recognition of what We have done,
and are abundantly able to do again and again, as
be actuated by sefinferest alone we shall go
never relax our purpose of impressing the minds OF
by the operation of of natures lsws by borrow
ing from hsras we have DONE one OF her most subtle
We send the vivid currents Of magnetism through
every portion Of their bodies and as they win surely
that makes of life burden, 30 surely win heslthful
processes be re-established and the organs unless
50 changed In their structure that no earthly power
can restore them win be reanimated and mpelled to
wiz be the gradual restoration Of health and comfort
And now word to physicians and that WORD snau
appeal to their honesty and sense Of Justice and fair
dealing. What can they hope and expect to do In
cases OF chronic disease Of long standing ana Whicn
but merely temporary relief and not always that?
They know they cannot cure. They know that what
tney PrOmlAe tney caalnoe perform. nc sPeoA PA.-y
and shall continue to do so. Again and again have
cured cases that have been given up by physicians
incurable. Then In addition to the proposition
already made in our last advertisement we here
make another to physicians When you ahal1 have
exhausted every effort to your patient, when
every principle of honesty shall forbid the taking Of
your patients means, often hard earned, upon pre-
tence and shallow at that, of curing him. tribe
no longer with life that perhaps is trembling IN the
balance We offer to you curative agent that viii
greatly add to your power of doing good Every hon.
orable physician when he that he can DO nothing
for the benet of his patient ought to feel It his
orabIe physician cultivate the humanity Of the ood
Samaritan and instead of spassng by on the other
sidsn we read in holy Writ let him pour In the
coil and wine'' of generous sympathy and send m
where relief surely be found Again we invite
physicians to investigate the power by which we cure
disease. 80
WILSONIA MAGNETIC CLOTHINGsCO.
uy22 d&wu Julius Ives Agent, Elm Street..
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23

At about half past four O'Clock yesterday
morning Sergeant Lent Bishop and Officer
Cook, discovered smoke issuing from the
cellar grating of A. Foote & Co.'s fish mar
ket on State street. They AOund barrel of
new lime in the cellar on FIRE and the flames
had set fire to barrel of rubbish close to
the stairway. Their timely discovery no
doubt prevented serious blaze. Owing to
the heavy rain the water from the sewer set
back into the cellar and when it touched the
lime the fire started. The officers procured
Rsh market and extinguished
restaurant at 270 Water
Nutlout WiEhh few
the proprietor.