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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-05


Depart-New York and Boston Express,
daily. s..............-....-. $40 am
Dnion accommodation. ....... 7:10 am
Dayton, Columbus and New
YORK Express. ee....1O:55 am
Anderson Accommodation Il;O5 am
81; Louis, Indianapolis and
Goshen. ..-.................--. 555 pun
New York and Boston, daily,
Co.,...................... 7:15 pun
BRIGHTwOOD DIVISION.
Daily 4:35 am. 215pm
Daliy ,---..--..--. 6:l5 am. 3:55 pun
Daiiy --------...l1:05 am.-.. 5:55 pm
arrIvo Dliy. ;;:.--..--.....--...-..... 7:l5 pm
AlI"e -Loulsvllle, New Orleans and
st. Louis Express, daily 6:55 am
EIkhart and Goshen Express. 10; so am
South Bend Express . 2.15 pm
Union accommodation. ----... 400 pm
Boston, indianapolis and
Southern Express. =. .... SOS pm
New York ana st. Louis Ex-
press, daily .........-....lO:55p nm
BRENTWOOD DIVISION.
DAILY 400 am. -. 2:05 pm
Daily-.-..-..-.... 600 am. -. 345 pm
Dally---...-.---.. $50 am. -. 5;25 pun
DAILY 1850 am. -. sos pm
Ouiy ---.--------...-.---.- -lO:oo nm
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Business of the clearinghouse.

.
BOSTON, June 4.-From the Post: The clear
ine-house exchanges for the week ending June
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Chicago, ST Louis q P,ttsbura.
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Indlanapons and Vlncennes.

Depart-Mail and Cairo Express. 1880. 720 am
Vipcennes Accommodation. 800 pm
Mooresyille Accommodate On. 500 pm
Arr,ve Vincepnes Accommodation. .10:50 am
Mail and Cairo Express. 4:55 pun
Mooresville Accommodation. 1850 pm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-13
THE PIONEER.
Exclusive Wholesale Drugs and
Medicines.


The wholesale drug and medicine firm
OF j, W. On. Ties a co. have recently re-.
moved from their Old stand. ON the north
side OF the plaza, to their new and com
lnodious house in the opera house block
North Fourth street, Here they have
found room tor their large stOc k,ulthOugh
II mas taken about all the space they can
communal. his firm. us indicated bv the
headlines of this article. is really the p'o-
hecr Wholesale drug house in Waco. Ii is
true they have a branch retail house on
Nustln aYcnue-that Of Castles. Morrison
Co. but 1t is "A separate anu distinct
rstnb ishment from their Fourth
street hOust, where a package IS never
broken OF "a retail Transaction allowed.
When III" firm first announced their in
tenlion OF going into VIII Lcsaliug there
were not lacking some vino expressed up
prchcnsion that the time had hardly
arrived Tor such an experiment In Waco.
me venture, however, Na> MT an eNprI-
lnent. The lirm had already given the
matter mature consideration. The
members, by acrml personal obscrv tor.
hai convinced themselves that "a wholesale
drug mouse wa, needed in WJcn and the
business Was con. CqIuutly SET ON foo.
Subst qu,nt cNcnts nave fully yiHdicat,d
the wisdom OF The undertaking. \ large
anu constantly increasing bust
ness has accrued and now Castles
~ Co, job drugs tar and near. Their.
drur mcrs may be found in all the towns
within Il hundred miles OF Waco on the
railroad, and at WINS that are Isolated.
The ,lray loads of goods from this house
that 90 to the various railroad dppots
every day, for shipment To- u.t,idr custo-
meis, testify what Is dong. The firm
carry the largest stock oi drugs In cer tral
lcNas. They deal in all ,ttndar patent
medicines, drugs paints oil, and varnishes
in large Vmntilus from dircCi hands, and
can IN gu. IL tir-t-cla.s +, tail drug store IN
a few hours tine without their Il OK
showing any dminutiun The value
OF such an establishment to the
trade OF this section Is hardly to be over
e,tlmoted. The purchaser gets his
Orders filled as cheap rs though he seat
them u ST. Louis. Philadelphia, Chicago |
or anywhere ,l.c. lie gets them filled |
quickly ami ha- the additional advantage
Oi dealing with men who he knows and
meets. The stock now on hand is ST Ice
ted with great skill and care and the daily
accession, to il preclude any depletion
thar would Dolby Filling orler,. We can
rn,rrtully commend The firm ~ country
merchants vino dead in drugs medicines. !
toilet articles, paints, oils, Ndruishe-, etc. |
Competent statesmen. packers, etc. are EN-
plONcd and every Transaction ls character
IIcd hy suicl fairness, lihcruUty and
punuuAlily The members OF the firm
are pruclic.l druggists themselves. AMI
they appreciate what pra, tiru customers
desire
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-13
LEGAL
VNRuorEE's SALE.

Ny virtuo ut the power ve4tcd ln me hy q GER
tain decd "a trust dated August 22d, i-79. and
recorded nn pages '4' to tit Of Boon Of the
record. ui mortgage OF McTenuau county
! lrNa.. executed Ia me as trustee by G.. +
NIttr sud his wife suykiu Wttto, to secure
luuma, Iuslry and sarah ,. Jones In the
pas iu"ut of two certain uruml-sofN notes Aud
interest, 100 sHId deed iu uu.t described, the
un" .Iun -uI' lm-lvy helrg tor silu5 IL, dated
! NutWi 20 i7,', due At twelve months an
] n'"hg twelve veg cent interest per annuiu
: .r"w date, payable quarterly. aun having
'Irl.iu lt"i t's''u Of date september -, ~.
ilI lhe One lur SAID Jones being for - BIS "a,
OF the same tatr, due 20 the same time aud
hearing 90" sam" Interest as the last aud
! HrirS entitled tu % credit NJ some 80 40 or
t5t.uH. lWlll, At the request of -Ad Tnsl.y
tui Jones tor the purpose OF paying ui the
balance lur 'n suIl prumSsory notes, default
100 Shoe unf muut ui which hls Do, rn made. srti AL
public uD' ion, tor cash, before the court house
door. ul NClvunHn county, Texas. IN Waco,
uu thu .ilh lHN ut February utNt, between the
hours OF lu " tiutk o.. W. hud O. clock D. m. OF
~hI day, the following described tracts OF par
cells VT land, to VIII
-una uuuur.l aud uiucty-riEht tlu,l acrr4
SURVEY col land 300 Middle Ru~Qur river tu said
Nrl"uUau county beginning th" survey ct
iIr -Aur Ii 600, original south East corner Of
'nil G.uu-' survey amt ruuuluE-lhrnre \
.I- N.lN Ii- East IIur CLOS Nara- To a corner
lI'utg NH. lHr Nhrf, io 70 Cnruer-lheuce
H'- tHl' hrus 90 Oh south line ut the civ
rNe.. INruDy y u17 lo'7 vnra- 60 the begin
Also unr huudr..I and SINty-sIN and one
nuu ucr,- uI iaul out oft the " " Frazier
uu,. tuId Of tsnruu survey OF land in McLru-
uau county adjoining said uiyons survey On
tr tn.t ct -H"EnniuE Uils vhras 500 W
NOM uly original south Nest corner Of the
iiuiwus -ur,,y rut ~ sail Frazier, and running
-lhnDr y t.- " CTS ynra- To planted stone
lbtuy, UI- liirN .lrt- 10 % planted stone
&c y D. v.ruyr-- iurrur $ 800 T. H- yaras e. a
planted ,t"uc, which is Potts n W and
lluImps' ~ b. ,uru,r out ct same survey
Ilru,u IS DN= " Iii- Ntta, tu tho beginning.
Also ono hu' drrd amt seventeen acres ur
l1na "n ihr waters "i While nosWr, in
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-13

Levine Bros. have just ceivrd 70
large invoice of Stetsou tine hats, Gail
and look ut them. OH lite
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-13
IOIE SALE.
= Valuable Farm, Finely sm
proved.

owing to the fact that my business in
Nv" "tuanus my undivided attention /
"u' sell al a bargain one OF the fines
,''' is IA MtLeunan county, COZ slstlng
90 uehf suu acres OF land and within less
'Na'! one halt mile Of the corporate lin
~ '' The city OF Waco at nearest point
-1 IMPROVEMENTS CONSIST yf q two story
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-13
tmrrOIinm IlnIi.c.

No. 2Os, West Pecan street, Austin,
Texas. DR.. A. ID. Horn, proprietor,
Ihls house, which Was recently des-
troyed 10y tire, has been rebuilt aud
thoroughly rchttcd in improved style
and Is now re opened to the pub lc.
Guest are assured Of polite attentions
and best accommodations at lowest
rates. -Ul l33m.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-13

fowurr- are a sure and safe cure Tor all
mnlarial lever, GNspcpsiaand bilious com.
plants. These powders have been
thoroughly tested, having been selling ON
their merits tor the past thirty Yeas pru-
ripaily in the eastern states and in the
West Indies. Sue testimonials. which can
be- had on application Price 81 pen box
Can be- sent bN mail For dr uy Castles,
Morrison ~ Co Waco, agents, Tor cen.
truI I,N.,s-OlOllim
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-13

If you 20 to Dublin remember and
stop at the CITY Hotel All dnlmmers
stop there, The bIl Of fare Is first class,
m ais eAcclleutly well served pip ny hot,
and ro,m, clean and airy, W tn nice beds,
The City Hotel is one OF the best hotels
ON lhe limo of tho Cemtral. O2O6llm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-13

When you want good medicine go to
Tucker 4 Willis. Among their simple
Remedies you will surely lind Just what
you nee at a comparatively small Cost
too. See our new column ad.-Olltc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-13
NIcnrn.ua wheat.

After Feb. LIST, the MCGOWAN mills
will grind Nicaragua wheat and also
pay the highest market price for same
Corner Franklin and First streets, Wac.
MlDLlNMlm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-13
IeninnrhurI. Inv.

For few days | well sell my well
known Pure Cluret Wine at ) per gal.
Ion. Lay m supply at once or you may
be left, |. \. GoLpsrEIN,
OllTtc 81 Austin street.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-13

N - ~ 1TNUIt EVnIIOWAn, WHO las FtCtNT-
n ',''e0 The Dutunur pens, informs us
~ ~ 'he indications there aru that some Of
.'e ueel supplied 10 the Waco citizens Is
.I'u is Is prohibited by law IN most
've' rom beng butchercd, and certainly
s"o.'d not be permitted To be sold Ia any
'N''' We are not informed as To who
a. ".r pan ties Strengthening such beet, anu
,,l l"'Ihon the subject, ice,lng il our
/, To raA IA" attention. II car citizens
~ ."'' 'ail,r Iuc statement Is startling
Nv '''h lag lu demand u rigid lnytstIga-
40 our c.tzens lee. interest enough
/, '.''sI-h.c ALI uisCONtr tie truth OF
i''s''J VI the statement
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-13

Carlo. Camphorared Cosmohue excel
everything for chapped hands, as also
for any other abrasiuns Of the SKIN iot
sale at Tucker ~ WIllIs.-OllOtc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-13

Mother" Doctor, b. sho tAugytous and what
Doctor e." Nes, madam, sho Is dangerously III.
IheyrutrculAt aud s4ft4lat turcrs afs pat Iu s51i
libtlnm, there DE- An Increased c"utrivrtM acton
huaui ihr cgfch'um aHi mrtia'', nnflnpste. ue
svgm- hesIts'iur. ana l.H
hother-' stop far hcavop's sake stop aud q,
DocfOr -''t vHl tub'lIcanu
WofheI, HNrr two Vt..s hava ayrffet-
~ hNNE"irr, "ut hUe'ur shaI ht tI-u,tIsI at once.
N' Me' a' a., ho tyupt lWIl procure that Inch
Daughter, iu allow inne--"G am rI1i and think
" W WY ll-l. LLll WI L,-LlLn mo h -.aLLL
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-13

Special lot Of importers samples Of
lace bed sets from $3.50 to St2 90 pei
Hett. Fully % per cent below value, al
Snmnnr Brus.--M4 Ito
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-13
IEovto Make Money.

Twenty-Five cents worth OF Sheridan's
Cavalry Condition Powders ted out spar
ingly To a coop OF twenty-five hens Viii
increase the prouuct 81 eggs 20 per cent
in value in thirty days. U2JOlw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-13

Wont compare with the extraordinary
cheapnc-s of pure aud wholesome
liquors offered TO the public 10y |. A.
Ul.Stc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-13

IuANE, IA different parts u Tue rItJ derIra'
i blr building lut-, which ttu pru'r cash
purchaser lr advised To lpUt at before pufchAs-
lug. s l-D choice land lu small or large rtctH
100 ID ngrrnt ruuuticr, ~ prices tu suit, hllt-
cIgrutle.. liz ~ your interest To see me n
SOU want either city or country property ~
0ijltf GEO. BAHNAEp,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-13

v'ltI- ~, SALE by request at legal
! hul les 81 q CERTAIN prpnl--ufy note 'NaUh
ud hy Grp. u Gullry aud MoiIir T. turl'y, HIs
eitc, Tor two hudrrd and ,iN dollars with
accrued Interest Their On from IN" ~ 'luN u'
june, l-iG, ut the race ni one per coat prt
Urntu. and by virtue Of deed Of trust nt
coated n} -nid Geo T. Gurloy AMI Nplllu J. GuI-
i,, uu the l7th dat ol july, ls7f amt recon trI b..
mortgage book l,pages 5ia, 2.n Of the rcc"r 's eft
MrL'uuHu county, state II IrAgH, I, us
trustee under said deed, b" Woun th'
luu ur H. IA and p IN, IN 9AuUdty, no"
80 duy Ut March. l9- at me court house tupr
.uI NJ Lehman county, viii sell ut pInl De-
auction t. the high n uidirr Tor rr-h. the D.
lowing described property tr-wit. Par ~ u,r.u
lot 80 -, As shown by TAy los nui lirall' - m D.
a. " lcI. hrgiuuirg az the northwest ,uIurru '
llOrtu Il ,dgcr- one acre survey theme" -uuth
O. degrees, west, ST. 'ect ~ northwest ruI.
urr ut thus survey thence south 81 dog "r~,
oA-t 500 feet to north line Of Wuu.t.r street,
thence uurtu g. sTec- east va tao feet tu No o.
southeast corner Of th., sut,v. tH'u g.
north a. degrees wet l5I feet with rHii luIp.
rr- west llur tu the south lin" If lHtN -nu
street the place Of beginning, containing "ur
acre.
JAMS u. GlLNEn Trustee.
2---slI
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-13

NIlh'e fL.EALAND % 'tutN -Etn -
mur, GJlr.u AtbplAIip.. l.H.n-. II utg
-u'tlt, yellow Ju-nlnr, -naY. lurr- lrut
e. etc. &C.,. pr -a.r al .~mn,t- hi.rht
AH.ltu uttuur. l.-.IH. q ~ Nr-f.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-13

Interest From Our RE-
norter~' Note Books


" hat streets
1U,n spencer tomorrow.
...,,,, i,,L out
-l'''- ''', .,y..a, f., ,r,,oorso
-llhr timber ''""' VI '''' ''','
,p... -lnt-gun policy il the best To- ap-
,-,n bur. lar.
H.i,p spencer appears to morrow
-, At the Opera house.
e'e''',7 .,,,..r,..s l,,y md threatening
4 "a .,ol, showers Ot rain all day yesle.-
~
w. ,.i,,,u,,.rs and dwellers in ,d.
Z; ....r, Town, came in and spent sunday in
-
g goSs NSSrr upon S% F t9s EGsi1
' e
"' l.,, .it, churches h,Il s.,r.
~ ''i Oh ,l' t,ay . thn ,n'i.u''r
yics au"'"'
WV ..,.r.,roi,,, tho N,.so,.i
he T'.nnI n,s.,d ,ln,Y,, t,",
PaclilC' 'o"''
hour l''''
or,inu. putruniIal the Mo. Pacific
a nsa sunday.
'V'N ..i, I,.,l,-m pr,ot., u,o
Ii is rumnitI 'IIal III bTooks' WHO
vept t. Idl "'a'' VIII return WIN a.
pu'
-1wo Il 'husu'"t SUI" "iI.o"S "iS ot-
Ing pacei III l't nom VI W.T. L. NeN-
burg store %" ''' Sf"''''
r,,. .,.b of t,rioht ot tine Mn parifc
: ,.Ignt depot Is so gIeat that cars cannot
neK ,Icl Tor trans purlttion.
smith A Carpenter advertise in Our
.-.,Il.dyc cent column Tor iity brood
M t,r winch tnty viii puv cash.
h' ,..,,.. .,..,.-,
-Ony !. ",u"'I" w., uorNvu nor '',e re-
4 cord l'S'c' va, Se I,tSoi i ere 'liieu'
thu NEE 0'"'S ''-' '''' '"Sc WIS uis-
miss
MI. George \. Coatrs hns lost saddle
whiel he "'NHl USE lh'S morning me
tsoulu ""s I'' NJ ,i'o "n'l ''c IAN oii'
but ha' MOI "V'" '''"'" VI 9'"'c'
--Rey. j. ID. shaw took the parable of
ltha prDGi.A son Tor his SUNDAY morning
dIscour,e and drew some novel amt torci-
administration, from the lesson.
,....,...
- ""e ~ - 'n" '''v usual cummings
was eS.eI'"y ''"PoScu upIn ann J"iih-
SOM 'ly '''u,t ., "us'itg ,'"Nls' i9i lNs
leap
onr columns this mnrnino nrose,t q
,o,nn,un,, .,r,,u uunn I'm. sui-i.i.t az No.
ess ,',,,f, l.. ,irn,ns,l "a, Nm I', III
~ IN '"i,i M,I ,nr,r. ,nI,nt, ,s,,
- ~ ,,.,.iir,,
"a load or Two OF gravel has improved
severn ntI spots ON the streets. Our
speeIs need IL ore 'tan tins, and iu time, !
when our rhV'hS awake To tie fact, VT
presrmo lh'N vi get II.
K Mo-. Moran h,I his rn,y. mill. ,,.,,o,
oWiol regular business yesterday. lie !
o .aS ' W., "''t'"l very ''r1t we pre- 'r'
''se ''''''' W '"' ''"I '' =
( -RtN. Dr Carroll. at the FIRST Raptist
thnrcl eat, rtaiueu his hearers Sunuay
nigh win one OF his most Iorcblc SCI |
mon Dr. arrull /, always pleasant and !
pung nj, ia hr pulpit as well as ont ut il !
s.,,...,,,,... .i..........,
~ ','o ms uN,''''s "uu upllt
Va WV a 81, '',. ','o i" We i.""" III
,r,,,s : ma .in ~ ". ,,Iii, 't'EihS
.,sa, w. .'o'o W. r'oVoo "lI" me
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-13
LOCAL NARkETs.
wholesale Prices for Leading
staples Yesterday.

cotton recents, in vale, Market uru. ptlras
nnchansed. N..ts and lard decidedly .it1.r
M,'u up"Ari tendency sur steady and also
',"llns higher. Nc cnnuseiu drug, Recent.
OF country produce light aud priga- Hrn.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-13
STR ~ Red.
BOARDING.

4 H,N MULE, lta hards hleh. branded
"A AIR uu lem shoulder. - reward will
Ice paid too vturuto street car stnhlrs--2- u lW
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-13

CAN at Flaber's aud get one OF those
fancy -carl= at "a low price "-"t''
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-13

WACO GEftN IDuSE.-Esrr bl,omluy
w rHst#, hIanluttat tulips. llilr-, .hnl,,
fu,usit,, g,TAHIums tvN Eaurtig., best stock
tt'I h'ru tn Waco. nI'r 80. rail urAg sixth
-u,. s. GRAY
f..IIl Do
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-13

Every body uses 1t. ", Ii Watkins
V AGO Pencil -uII9lm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-13

For headache, constipation and bilious
ness. u-r Bailey. Saline AIu1en''
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-13
nm NeiIch rrnrhct

Drink. only /. 4. Goldsteiu's pure
California vines and keeps healthy ana
happy Ol2otc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-13

9N.IoA.s cure will Immediately relieve
!, Pup Whoopng cough and bronchitis
''''" D.! { stiles, Morrison n Co., Drug
t.lLsL htu. TOWN.. W Nnm.l
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-13

Newest ont. The W. II. Watkins Waco
Pencil.-Ol l9lm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-13

The cheapest hard water soap IN the
market IA that uickle cake found at
Tucker a Willis. see our new column
ad.--Ul litc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-13

1t should h" used by an prrsnns, old aud
yOr:ug. Whcn"N.r any ..r th- nl..,"
symptoms appear.
Persons Travelling ar living In Un-
healthy Localities, N. t....s 3D.. ...e ..a,.. Ne
ally t. Keep tNr Liver no l...Nt I.,. r uII acid
90 Malaria, iiili"u- u,tuci- , lIfsn..,. Nau,
viii iuv-.rats Ikea ..t.. q g..H. but - uO in
toNicnting beverage.
II You have eaten anything hard ot
digestion. ug '.g. heavy .H.rf m.s.. .- sleep
less af uig,, taie l.,e ..uI l.a sob. b.. f.H...I
Time and Doctors' Bus will hc sn,cd
by always keeping the Regulator
in the Iiousrt
y'c purgaiivr, Alternative lnl tonic en-
never .lt of place. ] remedy hltiulo--
and doe, moi olfcro with business, Or
pleasure.
II IS PURELY NEGrrAmLr.
Q.in.ug, without amy af hr .uuu.u. ,nar effects.
\ Governors Testimony.
mman' lN.r E.e.uur hH. Hs.uin use To- my
l'im. i'f Hr hme. "fH s'n satisfied IL s' a
valuable addition p. OH. meI..I science
tlli -IU.IrE. Governor uf Ala.
Hon. Alexander II. stephens, of Ga.
sals Have Hru.rH mg ugH.rs .r.m fhe Use u
simmons vrr Regulator, 1ua wish tl give 1t
further rI.
The only Thing mat never fail. to
k"li"Nc.' have used u.HH. I.m..... .lr lyr.
pcpsa Liver Affection md nsN#g. mt never
have found aufuNIn- t1 benefit mr 4. d., extent
simmons Liver Regulator U. SENT f. .m I.u.
ncs1ta o. tis.flIt |I. .H. #.|'i ..HH '.r'.f ..r
Suah mei'snr. "n4 N..'' .....-. .. N.'l. .rr su-
uhrly affected 90 rsHE 10 I... DBL. I. ...aa t.. .uy
thing that noCI iH.. t..u....
NJ. Jha,N Minneapolis Nina.
Dr. t. " Mason says. From actual r,-
renfnor In t.r l.r ai 7uum Liver E.-a'..rIn
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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-03-22
An Austin Amazon.

A crazy negro woman created quite
sensation in the neighborhood of
Alta Vista Institute last night, dis
playing pugilistic qualities of high
order. She, among other symptoms
of eccentricity, rushed into the yard
of the institute with a whoop that
would do credit to sample of
Comanche, and nearly scared the fair
occupants out of several years
growth; and it was only after the
most determined efforts of party of
men who hastily gathered, assisted by
Justice Won Rosenberg, and the
almost total wreck of light wagon,
that the modern amazon was con-
veyed to Jail and locked up. She was,
we are informed. in Jail at one time
on a charge of lunacy, but by some
means was again at large. Some of
the party of captors received severe
bruises, and one of them insisted that
the best remedy for her complaint
was to knock her on the head at once
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-03-22
CITY MATTERS IN BRIEF.

Judge ID. L. Mari, of the Thirty
fourth judicial district, Atascosa
county, was in the city yesterday.
Messrs. w. I. Lawrence and Henry
Bachtell, of Adrian, Michigan. are
here and will invest in Texas lands.
Mr.. Ben Thompson, after having
been confined to his room for two
weeks, was able to ride out yesterday.
Mr.. Charles A. Newning returned
yesterday after an extended success
full trip north, selling large bodies of
Texas lands.
United States Marshal Hal L. Cos
ling returned to the city yesterday, to
meet the executive committee of the
Texas press association.
The movement by the city council
in authorizing the mayor to report all
sidewalk ObStructioniSts, is one
which, though coming late, is a wei
come act to all.
Themachinery for thenew gas works
has all been shipped from New York,
and Mr.. Vansteenberg will be here
by the time it arrives, and work will
go on Immediately.
Miss Jessie Rankin. principal of the
musical department of the Southwest
ern University, at Georgetown, spent
Sunday at her home in this city, and
returned to the former place on Mon
day.
Col. A. j. Peeler has returned from
Washington, where he went to argue
the celebrated Mercer Colony case in
the supreme court of the United
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of the case in a short time, and is con-
fident it will be favorable to the state.
All the little boys and girls who
have not done so should give their
names to Mr.. l. Malivinsky, so he can
make them a present of one of those
beautiful picture story books. He
will give one to each little boy and
girl who will come in this week and
give him their names.
The report reached the STATESMAN
Office yesterday that child had been
very severely bitten by savage dog
on Robertson's hill Sunday. 1t may
be rough advice to give people as far
as the dogs are concerned, but, as the
authorities seem to be powerless to
remedy the great dog nuisance here,
the advice is: Put an end to every
dog attacking or threatening you or
your children.
The first picnic of the season was
held last Saturday by company of
young ladies and gentlemen, OH Bull
creek, about seven miles above the
city. The picnic was complimentary
to Miss Helen Richards, of Leaven-
worth, Kansas, who has been spend
ing some time in this city, on visit
to the family of her uncle, Hon. II.
e. Foster, of Grayson. The day was
beautiful, and heartily enjoyed. The
party report no scarcity of fish.
Mr.. Waters Davis, son of Ex-Gov.
Davis, deceased, was admitted to the
Michigan bar at Ann Arbor on the
14th inst, it being the day previous
to that upon which he was twenty-one
years old, His public examination in
the university will take place on the
23d and oath. 1t is very gratifying to
see our Texas boys in the institutions
of the country demeaning themselves
with credit to the state. Mr.. Davis
is a promising young man, and the
STATESMAN wishes his eminent sue
cess in life.