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Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-20

: A NEW beetle is appearing in the south that il
I a deadly enemy of the sweet potato.
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-20

OSCAR WILDE is frightening English children
with lecture on America. iiaa. t4tte -: s&t IS
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-20

COLUMBIA college has resolved to admit wo
men. It had to do so or have row. i.'a
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-20
Z. NEWS COMMENTS. u! y \ ! 3 y! :.

NEW ORLEANS is discussing public baths, but
not taking any. I&@t5&5s .t@s'a = =. '.,*
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-20

WESTERN man has committed suicide be-
cause he twas too sensitive to live" What par
ticular paper he edited is not definitely stated.
HELEN TAYLOR, stepdaughter of John Stuart
Mill, is the first woman elected to the presi-
dency of standing committee on the London
school board.
Bismarck tribune., 1883-07-20

TENNESSEE boasts strawberry eight and one
quarter inches in circumference. The name of
the bloated capitalist who owns it is carefully
sunnressad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-13
Political Points.

In the opinion Of the Charleston Ners
and Courier the Democracy, ii they would
be true to the traditions Of their party and
10 the real interests Of the American poo
re. must nail to the mast as their motto
tSr 1884 "a Tariff for Revenue Only
An anonymous cali has been issued FOL
an independent State Convention to be held
in Providence on the 18th instant. IL j
believed 10 be The naturalization OF the
sprague boom. The Providence IreSs
doesn't think the Ex-Governor can he elect
ed, but thinks II wise TO look the danger IN
the face.
Saws the New York World: II is I'M
doubtedly true that the tariff bill as nc,
tually passed l. crude and slipshod, and
will offer tempting opportunities Tor tne
bribery OF customs officials and Treasury
clerks, and will create endless litigation
before 1t can be repealed by the next Con,
gress. Yet rcvenue-refoTmcrs have gained
more in the contest just ended than the
most sanguine among them could have an
ticipated when II began.
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Rrtef NevS IrcIus.

The London Observer states that Mr. Jlt
dab y. Bcniamin's health permitting h,
will probably accept a iudgeship.
A drunken man in Hall county. Ga.
named Herring, SATURDAY., poured shove
Of hot Goals on his infant child and burned
il TO death.
In Philadelphia Sunday young Thomas
Dillon and young Morris Abel tried 10
play Frank Fraync. The doctor has eX-
tracted bullet from Abelfs head.
Rats have been making sad havoc with
the cOtton-seed in South Carolina, and or
ders for large numbers of eats have been
sent to North Carolina, the home supply
proving insufficient.
II the Nhilsts allow the Emperor OF
Russia TO SIT on the throne he will carry 4
sceptre worth 32,000,000 rubles. which
WIS made for his ancestor, Paul /. Ii is
slipped with the Orlotf diamond, which
alone is valued at 100000 rubles.
General To0mbs's granddaughter, who
had refused 100000 offered by him if she
would not marry against his wishes, and
whom he disinherited in consequence Of
her marriage, has been forgiven by him,
the reconciliation taking place at the fune-
raj of her father, General Dubois.
A dispatch from Helena says the first
loss OF human life by the flood in that re-
gion occurred Sunday by the upSetting OF
house twelve miles south of Helena, in
which were six adults and four children.
The latter were drowned. The former
were rescued by a party OF hunters, who
took them off the roof after they bad clung
10 il three days. The st. Francis swamp
contains hundreds of horses. mules, and
cattle, standing up to their Threats i'm the
water, their owners being unable to rescue
them. Many carcaSses are floating about.
The legislative committee is examining as
to the condition OF the people OF the over
flowed district, and will report in favor Of
giving State aid 10 the actual sufferers.
A New York special of Sunday says
Several Italians were playing cards in the
tenement 30l Monroe street, the heart OF
"the Italian quarter" tonight. Among
them were Gacslno Capobiaco and Antonio
Siege. They were drinking stale beer, and
Capobiaeo tried 10 make Siege drink more.
Siego's wife interfered and Il dispute arose,
Capobiaco reached for bis revolver, but be-
fore ne could draw il Siege seized shoe
makers knife and plunged il into his heart
The unfortunate man fell back dead. The
murderer made NJ effort To escape and was
easily arrested. The police officer, how
ever, had TO Use the murdered mans re-
yolxer to protect his prisoner from the in.
fnizted Italians.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-13
Forcigs, Notes and Gossip.

The Earl Of Dudley. whose income iron
mis- various mines often amounts 10 NOR,
than -, 000, 900, is in a condition border
Ing Oh imbeeiltN.
When the ceremony OF searching for Guy
Fawkes, at the opening OF Parliament, /.
over, tse yeomen OF the guard repair ia
Bellamys, in Parliament street, where the
6me-hobored custem OF drinking the toast
OF - Majesty" is performed. All readers
OF k'ray will fcmember the name Of
Dellamy, who for years was puTyegOr TO
both houses OF Parliament, and had wine
vaults in lheir basehentS. OF course in
the search tsr Guy Faskes the wine-yaults
are examined, and the beei-eaters satisfy
themselves Cat they c0ntain grape-jmce.
and not gunrowder. AsI4r the fire which
burned dOwF the houses. Bellamv estab-
lished the flrSa in Parliament street, and
perpetuates TIN old historic custom there.
AT dinner party at Games recently n
man OF advanced years was complaining
OF the march Of time and the inroads OF
old age. Mr.. Gladstone, who VA present.
smiled at his regrets, and pointed out that
he WIS considerably older Than Inc grum-
bier, and yet felt almost as yOHhful as
ever. "Why, il you are an old ~" Mr.
Gladstone inquired, "what, pr Z. must |
bei" There was solemn pause. The
humor OF the inevitable answer struck all
the English who were present, and IA one
OF the company murmured family 10 HIM
sell, "Why, grand old man, TO be sure"
ripple OF merriment ran around the
table. In which the statespan heartily
Joined.
The French Senate Is considering law |
to put down duelling. An encounter no
matter what It's result, willrender the prin-
clpals liable to years Imprisonment end
! fine OF 1900 francs. II Il dueIlist sue
'eeds Ia wounding bis enemy he may ex.
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poet TO be rewarded for HIS skill with two
wars imprisonment and fine. while II nc
Is crowned with the full measure OF sue
cess and kills his adversary. an extra year $
imprisonment and an extra fine OF 3,Ooo
francs viii be the maximum punishment
which the law will innict upon HIM. Sec
onds will also be liable TO fine and impri-
sonmeni, and the law will fall with severity
upon those who have been instrumental in
bringing about duel, and newspapers an
forbidden 20 publish reports OF dlels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-13
FISHERMEN'S DEPOT.

- Nos. and qualitlrs. ~
PATENT aud SOFT-LAID SFINE-fWt
PATENT aud sOFT-LAID SEiNE-LlNEs,
ROPES, - VIKING,
CORkS. LOCKWOOD. OiL-tLOTiIlNG,
MACRAME LACE-IilHEAD all sizes, sc.
Manufacturers Of NETS and skINEs Of all
sorts.
sElNES RIGGED 20 order by expert hands.
Special attention invited o. our IMPORTED
LINEN STURGkON-TNlNE
l.. LiCHTENSrEIN = SONS.
corner seventeenth and Fraukln streets,
Sole importers OF the celebrated ION brand Seine
Thread, and importers Of other brands. e22
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-13

verdict OF 81 600 for Careless Driv-
ing.

The following Jury was Cmpanelled yes
to-day In the Circuit Court IN the case OF
r. !. Muse cS. Israel Stern p. III. Gibson,
Harvey Goddiu, Richard Crump. l.. fifz-
GERALD. John Blair, +. r. lsbell, J. J. Gary,
{. II. Raglantl, W. T. Mosby, y. II. Wiz
nams, A. Y. Duesbcsry, {. Wendlinger,
w. A. Kicks. T. A. Brandcr, Thomas Boz
Hing, II. =. Fraysef, l.. {. Mct'ee, {. O.
Fairfax, and J. b. Watkins.
On the 18th Of October last Mr.. Muse, On
employe Of the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, while near the Byrd
street depot, was knocked down by q
bnepy. I'm which were seated the driyc1, 4
eoiored man. and the defendant, Mr.. Stern.
II was proved that, notwithstanding an
official was in the street boating q nag
warning vehicles not TO cross The track
this buggy went across II, and Mr.. Muse
was i'm consequence knocked down before
he could gGt out oi the way and received
Injuries which will. II Is claimed, affect
HIM through liic IL was Shown that the
horse and buggy belonged TO Mr.. VI. l..
Strans, and that the driver was employed
nv him: but there was great contention
~ 10 whether or no Mr.. Stern was occupy
Ing II clsIially-"a passenger or was
In the habit OF using Il constantly as ms
vehicle for going TO and from his business:
Plaintiff showed that after being Knocked
down the cars came near running over
him, and that the occupants OF the buggy
looked back and saw men picking plllntlIi
ND, and then drove of rapidly.
Major Robert Stiles represented the
plaintiff and Mr.. John LyOg. and Mr.. FleS-
tnhcimer the defendant. The jury rem
dere a verdict for plaintiff for $4,000.
There will be an appeal unless the yCr-
dict be SET aside Ivy Judge Wexford. There
are one or more law points involved; also
The question OF fact whether the driver
mad not lost control OF the horse. The
iury's conclusion on all these points is eX-
pressed i'm their verdict above.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-13
DEATH TO wHITEwAsU.

MAXWELLS PREPARED GYPSUM,
w for Whitening and CoIorin9 stores. lac
tories Sillls, Barns, or any purpose where WhitN-
WASH or haisomiae Is used. Is easily applied. VIII
not peel, crack, or rub OF. sanitary properties
excellent Packed I'm barrels, half barrel. kegs
aud cans. Send for circulars. HAZLETT, FOs-
TER & 90, leg west Pratt street, Baltimore,
Nd. Il 2o-eod3mf
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sTATIONERs' MATERIAL.

STATIONERS' MATERIAL.
VHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN
APPOINTED AGENT FOR NJ. MILLHIsFR.
Trustee FOR Baughman Brothers,
offers Tor sale at their store, Ne. 1917 Mainstree.
their large and assorted stock Of goods, consist
ingo
WRAPPING and WRGTING-PAPFRs,
FLAT, PRiNrlNG-PAPERs, and
CARDBOARD STOCK;
ENVELOPES,
TWINEs, PAPER BAGS,
BLANK-BOOKS,
OFFICE STAT DNERY, sc.
orders for all kinds Of PRINTING solicited and
promptly executed.
All goods sold at GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES FOR CASH, as the trustee desires IN
close out Tie same a. soon a. practicable.
G. c. BAUGHMAN.
f. 25-lm Agent for VI. Millhiser. Trustee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-13

FATAL FIGHT.-A fatal fight occurred
Saturday night at store kept by colored
man named johnson, i'm Hanover county,
about fifteen miles from the city. Andrew
Jordan and Isaac Jones had Il difficulty,
during which Jones struck Jordan and in
fiicted such serious injuries that his death
was reported yesterday. Jones is still at
A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-13

Hon. Edward Madden, Louisville, n.y.,
member Of the State Legislature. says 4"
suffered with rheumatism for some time
finally began TO use st. Jacobs Oil, which
at once relieved and in short time cured
me-"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-13

ISDIcTNENTs.-The grand Jury OF the
FMtings Court yesterday returned the fol-
lowing indictments true bills: j. i. Oil
yer, stealing 1874 from Singer Sewing-Ma-
chine Company; Moses Dickson and
Belle Bradshaw. entering the dwelling
house OF Henry Jones; William Washing
ton, deceiving Emma Carterunder promise
OF MARRIAGE; Charles Boyle, stealing a
mule from j. Il. Mobler; Emma Samanni,
seaing clothing from Il. Florsheim; and
William Johnston (misdemeanor), perjury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-13

DOR SALE. TWO WELL-LOCA-1=
Il TED AND HAND>OMELY-fINIsi III III
DWELLINGS NEAR 10 rot nth AND CA
RI STREETS. ON LIBERAL Terms OF PAY
MENT.-We are authorized To stll TWO EXCEL
LENT TfNEMENIS. located as above. Zach
contains seven rooms. finished in handsomc STYLE
and iu complete repair. occupied bN hr,t-class
tenants Attached tofach tenement IS "a kitchen,
containing four rooms, besides c0al- and woDd-
house. The ncghbOrhood T. q very improving one.
A bargain can be- had Il early application be
made. Apply %
nh 1875 ". GODDIN & son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-13

PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANNALS
There will be mass-meeting at the Thea
ire tonight I'm the interest Of the Society
FOR the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
Rev. DR.. NJ. ID. Hoge and Right Rev.
Bishop Keanc, and other distinguished
gentlemen. are announced to speak. Rev.
DIR. Armstrong, the president Of the Soci-
ely, will preside.
No collection will be taken up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-13
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
by II. seldom Taylor,
Real Eetlte Agent and Auctioncer,
Office Eleventh and BauS streets.
DOR SALE PRIVATELY, OF LONG
CREDIT,
\ DESIRABLE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE.

AZ the request Of ThOma, Branch. Esd. who has
removed 20 The city, offer for sale his LEG ANT
SUBURBAN PROPERTY, known as MARSH
FIELD II s. located about one mile west Of the
road. and also 10y the Richmond aud frodcricks-
burg railroad at very low rates. n contains about
% ACRES OF HlGlILl-NiPRONED LAND,
most OF which Is now n grass. The improve
ments consist of LARGE HANDSOME TWO
STORY iabOVc basementJ FRAME DWELLING,
In perfect order, with ten rooms besides water
closets AMI bathrooms. and all necessary out
houses. Considering the character of the Inn
prOYcments and Ian q, it, beautiful and healthy lO-
cation, and proximity 10 The city, 10 may be safely
said that no property now I'm the market presents
50 many Inducements to those seeking q frst-class
suburban home. All the stock and farming implc-
mCnts and growing crop. can Dee bought. Price
low and terms OF payment very liberal
n. SELDOM TAYLOR.
NH l3.l1.15.l T.lHN2N-6t AuftiOufpr
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10y +. u. Cook. Auctionccr,
81 Ninth street.

VERY GENTEEL II o L : + ii o l. ID
' FURNITURE, &C., AT AUCTiON.-On
TUESDAY, 18Th instant. 1t 10 o'clock. VIII sell
at the residence No. west Marshall street, on ac-
count Of the fimly removing from the city. all
Of the fumit urc. embracing
WALNUT PARLOR SUITS. completei
MARELt-TOP TABLES.
THREE HANDSOME MIRRORS.
LAMBREOI'lNS AND CURTAINS,
ENGHANINGS.
TWO very handsome CHAMBER SUITS In wal
nut. with marble pieces;
WARDROBFS. BUREAUS, BEADSTEADS,
WNSHSTANDS. CHAIRS.
EXTENSION-TABLES, SAFE,
RFFRIGERATOR.
CHINA. GLASS AND CROCkERl WARE,
SiDEBOARD, LOUNGES. ETAGERE,
The floors and stairs are carpCiCd with BIZ =
Sells and INGRAM CARPETS.
There are scyc'al excellent FEATHER BEDS.
BOLSTFRS and PILLOWS, HAIR and SllUCh
MATTRESSES.
KITCHEN FURNITURE generally, including
good COOklNG-STONE.
All of the above is ia excellent condition.
sale positive. T.. h. COOK,
NH Aucionccr
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RAILROAD LINES.
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR SSal..
~ NORFOLK AND NEWPORT NEWS.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT cOMPANY's
JAMES RIVER LINZ FoH
NEWPORT NEMs, roprs.
OLD POINT ,OMfoRT, NOkRV,LfkSs , Il " .
~ CToNNECTs AT PORTSMOUTH FOR
BAL TIMORE, ANpIHE NORTH
SANE AFTERNOON,
AND
STEAMERS FOR nAMpToN, sMITnFIELO'
Only RoIfrG WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES MUCH LEsS THAN HALF CHARGED
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
EARE 70 N9RE T1;h s - 90 NO LIMIT.
WAY-LANDING FARES FROM 2JC. TO qOC.
MEALS, Zoe.
One OF the Company's spacious and elegant
steamers
CITY OF RICHMOND OR ARIEL,
carrying United States NALL
u. &. CLIFFORD. Commander
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WkDNES-
DAY. and FRIDAY. NJ \. W.. for aboye-uaincc
g9,ees e'aTning The steamer eaye' Nor,QIk a.
Through tickets on sale on steamer and a. Car
hci's Agency. 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
sTATEROOMs CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth.
>mithhcld. and Hampton; Washington. ID. G.:
NewbcrB, Washington, and Tlrhoro', y. C., aud
an points I'm Eastern North CIroua; also, for
Eastern shore Of virginia Old Point, aud an regu
lar landings on James river, al LOWEST RATES,
ana through bills Issued. J.. &. TATUM,
IL 30 superintendent.
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS
IN EFFECT FEBRUARY II, 1883.
CONNEC TONS

At Richmond with associated RAILWAYS for All
points south, aud Richmond. Frederick sburr and
Potomac railroad for an points North.
MeepUg-c0r attached 20 Afght ErDr.gs fr
LBnchJurQ and LfriHQf0H. Berfbg. II IN yuriI.
burg. and Sl.25 TO Lexington.
Nail trains stop twenty minutes az Maiden.
Adventure Tor breakfast and supper
=. -. BARBOUR,
n IL General FREIGHT and Pa.s,i'.,.r a ,,,,,.
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A TLANTIC-CUAsT LINE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE.
in EFFECT FEBRUARY $. lss3.
Lave RIcmoND-soUrnwAuD.

~ = TT" 'I''''-' IT7TII II n NUI.
li'fo ~ VI dlly' CONNECTING Tor Norfolk Pa
iclgh, Charleston, savannah. and H.
rida. stops &c DreWry's Blum. COM
tralit, ana hester Pullman sleeper
3:l5 p. NJ FAST NAL. d1iiv. couroet,r, 60.
dh1riestpn, savannah. ana Florida.
ihl, train makes mo- local stnps. Pull
man sleeper Washington to Oharlf.ton.
Dos T. NJ. daily cDnuccuuc Tor Charleston. Sa-
Naun1i' ana Florida. Stops 40 Giles.
YER Pullman sleeper Washington 10
Jacksonville. ~
O.oS \. NJ and 6:l8 =. VI. freight, daily (eNccpt
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I,HE YORK-RIVER LINE

For Tickets, Timetables, and an reformation,
call on \. ". GARBER & Co. 1000 Main street.
aud Ticket Agent a. the Richmond aud Danylll,
depot.
State-ROOms and Bcrtl- secured ~ application
1t this Office ". SLATGII1fR.
General Passenger Agent.
No. = Tenth street.
Sol HAAS. Traffic Mauavqr MI -
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-20
PERSON Al..

MI Chas. MOTT went up to uilsboro
Sunday.
Mr.. A T., Wilkinson Of Denison, ia Mt
the Pacific.
Mr. Warren Patterson came in yeiter.
day afternoon.
MIR. Aleck Phillips Is down from Gle
burne on visit.
Mr. jaime. Parks, from GatesWlle, spent
sunday In Waco.
u. d. Fairrhld has returned tom a
trip ON the rod,
J. r. Dickinson, Esq, Of Marlin was in
the city yesterday.
J.R Richrv, Esq went up the road by
the evening train SUNDAY.
Miss Kate Stout left tor the north by
the Missouri Pacific last evening.
MIR. j Paul Jones representing the eel
obmtcd Collins axes, is IN the Guy.
Col,C. G. Mnnis and wife are in the
city, spending a few day, with relatives.
Mr.. Henry C. Flke Of the Missouri Pa
cliir railway, IL registered at the Pacific.
| Dr. l.. l.. Bruce camc Ia lrum VI ,,lc,s.
| VILE nday evening and sp nj ycstcrduy
| ia the city.
NJ, l. ,y,,son r,.t,,,,,,1 yo,,.,,l,,. ro,,,
, tr,,, "a n ,s,n', Nv In.,o ',Li"', ,,.n
and hearty
Mr.G. IA W,olr,r fila. trri,,bt ,gcrt
at the Mis.,,ri purI,i' J.. i'm ,,'.T ,nniin,J
'in Iis room
,y,.,,,.,, ,,,,''' rr.r.,'t., ,..,' .,,,. f., u,",
ppn,ery I.,..
/ Nj. [. \. Chambers ana wife, inter q
.hnit visit 10 reHtlvys, leave this morn
ing Tor MrGneE"r
1 EuI Ar,I,r.,.,, ,,,,.,s.,,, ,l,,, ,.,,,.,I Nj
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-20
THE CITY.


A large rejecting lamp pan bc heatl OF
by application ii tins Office.
,..,-.., 10. ,.- u.,si t..,to
h'-t' w 80 'H'' ''' .''., ~,
WIN open ~ ~ . ,'o,N ''''' ''''''''" '
''''' l'"'"s ''''''
MI IL ~ '"Ip '"u j. '''I,l, ''lk ""
nul,h "a MAJ u"tnhR up ~ p''P''E
on Eig"'" s'I'c'' s""'' VI '''N''''
Marriage licenses Were issued yestor-
tav To Jonu Barnett and Emma DrclIId,
e. ". Walton md Miss Iii MIN, j. VI.
johnson and Mrs r A. Marlir.
The damage To the East Waco sewer
j. .priou. and VIII bee at ,nre rep tired IT
is now tiought the best plan will be- to
run the pipes clear down to the river.
,t.,..
49, 81 e ana ger your uch"'' i'i 'nc
f"Ilm DAN b,ihr' h,gh,, lh'y I'n n'
hhl az sanger pros a ilrIH '' ana ~ "
AleAahuer ~ 'o' r. ION h'''' lhe u''''
The cases OF the city against sanford
.T.bnsnn uud his ,mplGyr. for violating
the marker house ordinance will be- tried
before The recorder his morning Thrsc
cases have attracted much attention and
the contest will be long and vigorously
fought.
...,i..,, ,,.,.o,,...,,,... ,,,.i .,,t., .., .,.
81, wv. E".' '' "
p'.g 10, 4" u Io "u ,'V'" No., H., -
p'' a, ru,'.I' ~, "i H.,
XII ,.'.', - ,i'" w., 49, ~ i, a., 49,.
u'' va III ~ w W. ~ Wv, ',,,
"tpo. -, Pll ~ Az" 'n'' o'"'ia pay - P''
YIN "''""S''
Several Waco purlies have gone To
Fort worth to uttcrd the horse race whcl
comes on there ID " between the hur,,
R,b md "a emit at Gray A liGp There IL ID
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-20
n Goodnow n 90

This is the name u the manufacturers
of that celebrated Golden Belt Flour,
which has met with such popular favor
in Waco aud all other towns where 1t
has ever been introduced. 1t il the
flour that combines all the requisite
quuhti desired by the most eNuctiug
pc son, being superior to all other
brands at the price. UncXcelod uni
formlty, backed by the broniest guar
antee that can bee made, and pronounced
the gem " sUtlsfac ion 10y all who have
ever tried it. Made from choice wi ter
whea by the latest improved machinery,
by thoroughly experienced millcrs,
b ught for spot cash, and is without IA
rivfl IN Waco, for god goods for low
price, Sold only 10y
\. joss TAYLOR & BEo.
Nos. aud . Plathcr Block.
fglItp
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CHARLES JoNu'nl'h Young man supposed
10 b, rom ~ L"ul', H'td about inlhh!ghI
SUNDAY. 81 hS',u'n' at tue boarding
n"hsvo, MIS- hnlgh'' o" seventh street.
from M G. n lu'u' We '"'n an thal Is
known oi me Young man 10y i"' ties lI the
'''N' About '"" mon Us ago lhr young
man 'Pl 'u''p'u NJ u, urn WIN l'puest
v" zee 'l"N'I {" a. post am amount oil
NON WIZ "'",' re E"E, ul' name ar
'I''s '"''l,u''' .'u N,n''" ln'' ~. " " h'
w" Nv lnr Guy H'li "'I n"' WIN, 10 N''P
H,,,' u'"u'N "."u' ulul' ne u Io'''" WIN
W. 'u'Hs S'l'' anu "''l ""h,' H"''
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-20
New Oiiice Onnued

We are authorized to ammo Ince that the
Su !, Colorado and Santa Fe railway has
nuened ticket office ON Fourth street in
N'eNeahd ~ Cameron's Building, where
tue lraNelhg public can purchase tickets
!" ~ points IN the United States. MIR. C.
Ii,cs has been appointed agent. with
Mr. W. G.. Cochran as assistant, and either
OF fhr-c gentemcn will take pleasure i'm
any desired Information in re-
gard 10 rates, routes, etc. For speed, safe
~ and comfort take tine popular Texas
Midland Route to all points, -3.lG-5t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-20

WACO, March :, 1881. On the lst instant
we transferred our hardware business with
al IT, appurtenances to Me.srs. Horsfull
ana Cameron. The business will be con-
Quoted as heretofore, the stock will lack
nothing as regards quality and guam
tlty and at prices rs low a, at any strictly
NET class establishment in central Texas.
Thanking our oil friends and customers
lor their steady and liberal patronage and
soliciting acontinuance of the same for
our successors, We remain,
o,,., Iuus. p. ABEEI,
uoV'%W ALFRED ABEEL.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-20
uo. v, Wcmry Traveller.

Come this way and look ut our new
,pring stock Of boots and shoes Fine
Kid button shuc., fine infants burton
shoes and slippers. The hand,umcst line
ul mems tine shoes In the market. Ladir..
YOU would BE- more than surprised 10 -"
80 many different kinds md styles Of
goods, Come, oh, do come at once to
our house and see what We have. would
you be- happy: then como ~ once and
aaye all trouble OF looking uruuni. for we
"in please YOU without any trouble. w
are tie place Tor boots and shoes.
j. i. SULLIVAN Il Co.