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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-08

statement OF facts: A letter addressed
to Mis- Belle Davidson, Waco, Texas,
was mailed at Glasgow, KY, on the 2sth
OF November, 1882, n is sh wn 10y the
postmark. The letter reached Waco
December 2 1889, and il 20 marked.
Mail TOR Miss Davidson was repeatedly
called Tor, but this letter was not deliv.
cred. On December 3lst 1882 the let.
ter was advertised, but when called Tor
could not be fonnd, and it's nOn-appear-
Hnce was accounted for on the ground
that 1t was advertised by
mistake, and that no such
letter was In the office. On March 9th,
1888, the letter suddenly turned up IN
Messrs. Moore Il MoOre's loN where
Miss Dayidson's letters ad been
ordered to be placed. 40 t pla alton
was offered. W have ms cite the
envelope. in which the let wa en-
closed, aud 1t bears the dates d IN ,rks
above given. 1t seems to us I at 1ere
must be something radically WI ng N
system or management ia Win such
errors and oversights as this car occur
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Personal.

Geo. w Tyler, Esq, OF Bolton, is In
town.
Mr. 5. w. Sydno-, OF Galveston, was In
the city yesterday.
Mr.. VI. S. Uihv, OF Gllveston, is stop.
ping ut the Pacific.
Mr. j Knox Patterson Ut Temple, came
in yesterday afternoon.
MIR. c. W. Slattery tooS the north bound
train tor ST. Louis yesterday.
Mr, Tom Harrison, OF Spring Hill, is in
town aud will remain a day or two.
Mcssrs. Fred 4. Wright and WIN. Ever.
sole, of the HaverIy operate troupe, ar,
registered al the Pacific.
4. u. Penny. Ed, was down town yes.
terday looking pale and gaunt. He has
just recoyer,d from An attack of mumps
Col. r. Z. Burnham returned Tuesday
night from Chat annnga. Tenn, which
city he has been visiting for some time
I he Colonel appears 10 be in excellent
health and to have enjoyed his Tip SPLEEN
JfIlf
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4 PLEASANT GATHERING.
a Complimentary banquet by
u 70 F'nrrOtt 20 McsHrs. W..
- TrIce and Rudolph
leasing,

We noted yesterday morning th't Mr..
w. Is. Trce aud Mr.. r. Leasing won d
celebrate their natal anniversary, both
these gentlemen having attained their
i9th birth lay. Yesterday morning Col.
Il. b. Parrot issued invitations to the
directors aud officers OF the I. b. A. to
be present at a banquet he proposed
rendering Messrs Trice aud Leasing. At
o'clock in the afternoon, the gentle
men III response I this invitation, met
at Roper's dining hal, and discussed the
elegant spread prepared for them. The
menu was as follows
Rhine Wine,
Oysters Rare and Broied,
Clnrct Wine,
X d Fl h-San Barnard Sauce,
BonCd Turkey GelHtlned,
| Tenderloin OF Nenison with Cranberry
Sauce,
Celery.
Shrimp Salad Sauce Ia Mionesse,
FilIet Of Beef Champagne Sauce,
French Green Peas,
Rum Omelct,
Oliquut- Champagne,
Coffee.
TIE spr'nd wan one of the most elo-
giant aud the guests lid ample justice to
both solids and liquids. As an occusiuu
OF social community it has never been
surpnss d in Waco. Numerous toasta
and responses served to entertain the a.
srmbly; MIR. Trice WIS especially com
pllmentary to this Texas Benevolent As
sociHtion and congratulated the gentle.
men Of the directory upon it's trnnscen.
dent success. attrhutinK the iiuttering
results it had achieved not 10 much tn
any particular merits OF the directory ~
the sterling worth aud untiring energy
Of the business maung r, Col. r. b. Par
rott Among the guests invited aud
present ON the occasion were Geo. W
Tyler, Of Bolton, Mr.. Levy, Of New Or.
leans, and Major j. w. Downs, OF the
ExAMNtR. The gathering continued in
the enjo, ment OF this "fcnst Of reason
and flow Of soul'' until 7 o'clock,at which
time 1t broke mp, with renewed cougrut.
ulations TO Me srs. rrice aud Lessiug
and re- urniug to Col, Parrot the warm
est thanks Tor his most generous aud ell
egant entertainment.
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The Aso.IoHCe.

The Waco postoiiice has time and
time again been discussed in the
columns Of this paper. Its defects aud
Inconvenience and occasionally some
act Of discourtesy upon the part OF he
employees have subjected it and the post
master to very hard comment anu severe
criticism. Lately, complaints of delay
and tardiuess in the distribution and
delivery Of let ers, have mul.
tiplled. One gentleman tells
us that by actual calculation
he wa, kept waiting in line fifty
minutes after the delivery window had
been opened before he could get his
mail. Another goes him ten minutes
better and states that he was kept
waiting an hour and five minutes. Nj
merous complains have come to MS but
the postma ter has explained them by
stating that the ,orce was inadequate to
do the work Of this Office any more
'peedily than i, done and that he could
not afford under the present circum-
stances to increase the force, and the
authorities at Washington could not
be persuaded to help him out.
| This explanation may be satisfactory
enough ON that score, but anothe charge
is now made, based on the following
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THE CITY.

If you havent got seats for "1ens
she Madcap" secure them ut once.
When "The Merry War" comes Their
will be merry fun. And ii is coming.
To miss Kettle Putnam AMI com
pany tonight IS to miss one Of tue good
things OF lite.
go One of tire East Waco light houses
was demo ished by Filling limb ye,ter.
day afternoon.
MIR. Fred. F.. Wriyht. general renre-
sentative OF j. II. liaverly's "Merry War
opera company, came in last evening and
will to-day NIL e arrangements for
the appearance Of his parry next week.
A large number of tickets tor the
Purim ball have ALREADY heel sold and
those who anticipate ending this grand
stfair, which occurs on the goth should
procure tickets ana be preparing their cos
tunes. Very elegant prizes are to be
awarded to the best lady mask and also to
the best gentleman ma X. As announced
yesterday Ii kcts can be had at A. Hers
cigar stand, Sanger Bros. dry goods store
and at A. Alexander Il Coz store. All on
Austin street.
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am receiving my spring and sum
mer goods. will have the prettiest and
largest stock OF millinery and fancy
goods ever brought to Waco. Thanking
you for your past patronage and asking
continuance OF same; we sly come
and see III. A new line Of hair goods; a
large stock OF hair; braids from 81 to
50; dress making by Mrs. Austin; dress
charts 81 plcating machines, 81; stamp
ing done; hair bought; hair worked mp
MRs. Is. j. Doss,
No. 52lS, Austin street, up stairs.
--NlnSlNMtc
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One of the latest amt most pleasant ol
all liquid cathartics, this elegant prrpara.
ton Is made with sCrupulOus care from
the best and most carefully selected Mats
rial. 1t is with the greatest pleasure ia
we recommend this very superior Ia.
harmless remedy as being the sal,S hi,
surest laxative and Cathartic tor wear -
males and children, now in use, and TO
habiua constipation and indigestion, 20,
cannot nd.anything mole speedy or CO
tain. 1t is combined with arOmatlcs Ii
such "a manner that the bitterness of the
cascara sa2rada is completely disguised.
Ask your druggist for it, and be sure to
take no other. Prize % cents per bottle
PREPARED by Tucker X Willis, Waco
Texas.
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THE Old WORLD
rclund--PcopIe Dying from
the Famine Fever.

DURLIN, March AT n meeting OF
the local board Of Swinford. county
May D., il was reported distress prevailed
III the iii trict. Over thirty persons are
IL the poor house Suffering with the
famine fever Seven hundred tame >
Hre on the list OF persons needing relief.
The distress has never been so great
since 1877. People who refuse to enter
the work house are dying from want OF
I cd outside.
JUDGE LAwsoN's DECLARATION.
DUBLIN, March Judge Lawson. in
opening the DuuJalk assizes esterday,
said the revelation made at the hearing
of the cospirlto in Dublin far from
Infringing his mind had given him the
liz lest satisfaction.
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For, worlds Revenue for Is-a.

The Gazette Of yesterday morning
says: yesterday morning Il. h. Mad
doN, assessor and collector, gave n check
to John $. Loving, city treasurer, for
S3O,0OO cash, the largest amount flakes
ever turned into the treasury at any one
time To-day MIR, Maddox will turn over
$500 more, which will make $4,000
paid in this ycar,aud taxes not all in yet.
o this amount twenty cents on the 300
the $40 the tax levied, being bond tax
fifty cents, public schools fifty cents,
public buildings fifty cents. The total
revenue this yo will be about $4,000"
This does not include the SlS3,6OO in
cash depo.ited in New York to the clty's
credit, VIII ch is to be devoted to street
ImnTOYememts.
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.ttt.f Arrival

We have justfeceived line Of strict
ly choice tea that We will guaranteed
cannot be equalled in Waco. Come and
learn how cheap we are driving of can
goods OF all descriptions. Now il the
time to try us ON all kinds of sugar, NJ
we have big stock, bought before tn,
advance in prices. We are determined
to furnish to the close cash trade o
Waco goods at the most REASONABLE,
prices they have ever had them, and W,
invite cash buyer, most especially,to call
\. JoST.> TAYLOR & Enc,
Nos. 4 aud PIHthcr Block.
1p ~,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
TO BE
T auad at Eat,,',
The best variety in Waco =,
that rlea.e every ' oo. 'Npa.
ID + l. &c ACIES.

tin. '''' % Cent. II,
pound ilu mackerel o.,
sauce, 20 cent per tin, auu 'ons
2pound tin smoked saline, q,
per tin. ''ou' % Nm,
2 pound lin smoked Fipnsv u
% cents per tin. """ haii..
per tin. '0"' " cs.,
2pound tin bro'led fresh n,,...
cents per tin. "ackt'sl, 3
tin. w cents !.
tin. 10 cents \.
tin. - ceals \,
tin. W cents n
3 pound TIN pe'ch butter, 60 Cent,
3 pound tin ounce butter, 60 Cent.
tin. 0'elhis
5pound tin plum butter, GO cant.
tin. 'ean K
5pound tin pear butter, 60 Cont.
tn. W 'eah 4
Our Silver Dust Flour at s9u
hundred or Sl.7j per ok. ~" 4
Our Delmonico Flour at $500 no,.
dred or $3.50 per sack. Pe'F
Our Patent Flour at Sl2Operbp,,.
or 81. 10 per sack. "'lI
These brands are pronounc dh.t-
in this market by thos who bay ,4' =
them. ''' va
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A mans wife should always be the
same, especially to her husband, but il
she is weak aud nervous, and uses Car.
ter's Iron Pills, she cannot be, for they
make her feel like different person,
at least so they all say, aud their hus.
bands say 30 too CHrter's Iron Pills
equalize the circulation, remove ner.
yOusness and give strength and rest
Try them. Sold by Tucker q Willis
Waco, Texas U3O7iw.
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pYnNE's CASE NOT DEcIDED.

BYRNE's CASE NOT DECIDED.
PARIS, March THE rendering of the
decision in the case OF Frank Byrne,
VIII SO eNtradit ON il asked by the British
government, is postponed until the cabl-
net council to De held Friday.
CLEMESCEAU's ATTACK.
PARIS, March while Clemenceau
was delivering speech in favor Of re-
vision Of the constitution in the chamber
Of deputies yesterday he was seized with
nervous attack aud the sitting was sus-
pended three. quarters OF an hour. Upon
resumption he completed his speech, but
appeared very i'll.
SOCIALISTS TO RE SUPPRESSED.
PARIS, March lit is reported the
government is determined to suppress
the suciHlistic demonstrations which
are advertised to occur on the Esplanade
des Inyalides next Friday.
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PANA N n.
No Clue TO the Zig Kobbery-..A
Desperate TyranI.

PANAMA, February 2i.-Thc fity thous-
and dollar robbery l. still unexplained.
I he seven Americans are yet incarcerated
With apparently no evidence against them.
q mvaqril continues in the hands OF
Nientimilp, who, rs his for
tunes become more desperate
Incomes more tyrann.cAl AMI
adopts measures which are frightening
those who vet adhere to his colors. Re
gently his little aimed cruiser, the Aucho
seized the English ship Mysterious Star,
lying outside Of the bar as San Lorenzo,
and IT is thought it will lead to scriou.
tTOublp
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The following patents were granted to
citizens of TeNas, bearing date February
n, 1883. Reported expressly Tor this paper
by Louis, Bagger & Co., mechanical eN-
perts ami solicitors OF patents, Washing
ton, ID. G.;
Il. + Ferguson, Allen, cotton-gin build
ing, No. 273 OBS.
II, Keller, Corpus Christi, cRr-coupllng,
No. 273 ,lO4.
John Miller, wills Point, combined clod
cruSher and sod cutter, No. 273,l23.
j. +. Rcld,Page, vehicle Tor cotton pick
crs
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-08

1t is to be found in the Electric Neu-
ralg ia. Lotion" which is fast becoming
celebrated as the only genuine specific for
neuralgia, nervous headache, rheumatism,
govt, tOothache, swollen limbs, and in
fact all inlammatory diseases. 1t is Won
deltui what electrical effect this remedy
has on the sufferer in removing the pain
instantly, as ii by magic. 1t is entirely II
vegetable compound, AID perfectly harm-
less in its action. 1t is no humbug. Try
it. ASK your druggist; price 20 and 80
cents per bottle. Prepared only by
Tucker n " ills. Waco, Texas.
For the benefit OF the inCrcdulous we
here append two certificates out OF many,
Messrs. Tucker " Willis
Dear Sirs--lt affords me pleasure to say
that your Electric Neuralgia Lotion" al
lUried me rciiet when other remedies
have failed. SAMUEL L. WRIGHT.
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don. I.ce's OpIniOn

In conversation II few days since he
suid that |, A. Goldstein's Pure Grape
Brandy is uudoubtedy the finest stim.
ulant In market. The Gen" Lee refer.
ed to, ia no connection OF our late dis
tingushed visitor. but his earned HE
well worn title siucelsuspensi II OF hostIl
lties.-O3OStc
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Constipation is Il disease maker and
leads to indigestion, acid stomach, heart
burn, fevers, bllliousncss, sick headache,
torpidity of the liver, collie, iuilamma-
tony discusses, nervousness, loss Of Hpue-
titc, etc. Thee can all be removed by
the use Of Bailey's Saline Apcricnt.-
U3BlW
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II there ia II person in this county who
does not know OF JohnsOn's AnodJ NJ
Imminent We hone this paragraph viii
reach that persons eye and that he will
writ III Tor particulars of II. 1t Is more
valu bic than g0lt, silver or precious
slOAus. O3JslH
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Pullman Palace Hotel car Ito 1It yis =
tween 81. Louis and San Ah'OH'''
dalIa, daily. 1o,art iroH \.
Grand Union Depot at 81 l,,oU"unrqetOl;
assuring passengers direct conD
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-08

The manufacturers OF Sheridsn's Cay
airy Con lilion Pow dcrs inform Us that
their powder will eilectually prevent hog
cholera and all other diseases in hogs, and
that they will increase the size and weight
one. quarter. 03OSlw
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kknigI,i- Ecmnlnr

Sir Knights Of Waco Commander
No. 10 you are he eby ordered to me,
in your asylum this evening at 7:3
sharp, for work in the Bed Cross degre"
Visiting Sir Knights are cordially IN
vited.
w. Il. SCARF ,goUGH, Il. c.
nAlSLf
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We will wager a years sub cription
that 25.cent package OF Sheridsns
Condition Powders contains more pure
ingredients and cost more money than
bushel ot any kind put up in large packs
Sheridan's powders are absolutely pure.
-03O6lw
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From tumOrs and general talk ahou
the Land murder near Hubbard Mon
day might. II seems that the young lady
unc OF Mr. LInl's daughters, hal b en- ap.
pruuched by Varnel the murderer, in t.,
house with indecent proposals, which III.
had rrpulscd Finding it necessary lrta ~
the evening 10 lrWve the house, she "
accompanied by one OF the y Iung ldi
present. when outside the house and bu'
\ short distance AWay.thev were approach
I'd by VarnclI who said he had spmethin
TO -uy to Miss Lard. sriz d her 10y tlr
arm and Led her oil, telling tie other yOun !.
lady to wait. At short distance tror
where he left the other Young lady h,
with pistol presented told Miss Land h
intended TO accomplish her ruin, that a..
had cone there tor tnat purpose H.
told her he would xii her il she raised a.
cutlery, and would Kill any ore wh
came near them. Dismayed and brighten
ed the girl knew not wmt to do, and %
the muIZic OF pistol was forced to yicl
herself victim to the dastHrdly Villain
The other young lady fearful at Mis-
La d. prolonged absence, approached an
discovered what had been done. she RAJ
to the house and told Mr.. Land, who ha
tened vt once to the place indicated. an.
upon his approach was shot and Killed b
Varncll. 10 to last night nothing cnul,
he learned of the dire, ton taken by Va
nel and the officers are at a loss tn know
which way he Travelled. That he wi.
ultimat, ly b. caught no one doubts, an
his punishment will be sure aid certain, :
. -.
Hundreds write they owe their life and
present goo health to Acker's Euglisl
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Shilohs catarrh remedy-a positive
en- for catarrh, diphtheris and canker
mouth. Sold 10y Castles, Morrison & Co.,
Druggists, Waco, TeGas.-O2OS6m1
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Will You suffer with Dyspepsia aud
Liver complaint Shiloh's NitaliEer is
guaranteed to cure you. For sale by
Castles, MORRISON n o., Waco. Texas.
U2US6m2
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An old nurse says: Acker's English
remedy il best Tor coughs, Group, doh
liberia or bronchitis. Sold by Castles,
Morrison 4 Co, druggists, Waco, Texas.
--0l9dSwly2
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When you want good medicine go to
Tucker ~ Willis, Among their "Smple
Remedies you will surely lind iust what
You neeI, Mt a comparatively small cost
too. See our new culnmn nl.-Oll7tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-08

For lame back, side or chest use Shi-
loh's porous plaster. Price % cents.
For sale by Castles, Morris X Co.,
Waco, asO2USGm 2
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FAILEG,

LONDON, March 1t has been sscer-
tanned that there is no undation for
the statement that Parnell intends to re-
sign his seat in parliament and proceed
10 America in the event of his land re-
form bill being rejected.
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We are headquarters for gents white
shirts, luundried and uulaundried, We
will ave you from 10 to % per cent by
buying from us. SANGrR BROS.
NNnlIc
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Masonic Notice.

Sick Committee, Waco Lodge No. 90
Tor ensuing month; >. A. Owens, +. H..
Pogue, j. NJ. Rivierc, Y, c. A. Rodgers,
l.. 5. Ross. j. +. ELGIN, w. NJ.
j. b. GIIMER, Sec,
March 3, 1881. -0j07ti
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In embroideries and laces Sanger
Bros. are able to show a larger assort.
ment at lower prices than any house in
this cIty.-03gItc
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GOLD LEAF
SHEEP DIP,
A Pure Extract of Tobacco.
Always the same-AIways Reliable.

Always the Same-AIways Reliable.
Experienced wool-growers all agree
that Tobacco makes the best Dip. II i'm
proves the Wool and does not injure the
sheep. The cost OF Tobacco and lis
transportation Is the only thing which
has prevented its universal use. Located
AT the largest leaf market in the world,
with patented process for careful and
economical work, We furnish a PURE
EXTRACT OF Tobacco at cost which
makes It's use an economy to every wool.
grower.
LOUISVILLE LEAF TOBACCO Co.
FOR SALE BY
TUCKER Il WILLIS, Waco, Texas
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WORKS OF ART SAVED.

LoNpoN, March THE valuable col
lection OF paintings, plate and furniture,
IN Froiham park, the county seat Of
Earl Strnttord, which burned yesterday,
Mha hAYnl
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Shiloh's cough and consumption cure
Is sold by IT'S on guarantee. 1t cures
CONSUMPTION. Castles, Morrison 4 o.,
Waco, Texas 02OS6m-2
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Sleepless nights, made miserable 10y
T. At terrible cough. Shiloh's cure il
the remedy for you. For sale by Gus
ties, Morrison a Co., Waco, Texas.
OyliSDm-g
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The cheapest hard water soap in the
market is that pickle cake found at
Tucker & Willis, See our new column
ad -0ll7tc
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Eve and Ear.

DIR. j. j. \. MOncure, oculist and
aurist, offers his services TO the public.
Room No. g. up ,tairs Chalmers build.
ing. Call at Castles Il Morrisons drug
store.-U222-
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Take your prescriptions to Tucker q
Willis, Iwhere theycan be filled day OF
night by compel nj dispensers.-S oul
new column ad.-0ll7tc
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New shapes OF Stetson hats Just re-
celved at Sanger BrOs.-O3Oitc
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Just received fine assortment OF
Easter and Birthday cards, at Taft =
book stOre.-030Il d&w.
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Come and look at those beautiful silk
fnulal DIS at so cents yard Just open d
at Levine Bros.--O3O4tc
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March ., 1855, a Vaughan to II y Al
kiusun, lot No. | In NJ OK No. g., Me
Grrgor; also On rersunHl prop rty, 10
secure J " Hammock and j &
ChrlsmAn as -urrties on appearance
tunl ..... ........ .... ..... ..... &c.
February 2', Is :, samuel Jackson and
Henrietta Jackson to John Martin,
trustee for use Of james Il Martin, /
aero out NJ the r. J Chambers grant
March 3, lH~3. c \ and y NJ cham
hers to samuel sanger, trustee for use
OF Lehman sanger, lot NO ~ In block
No. ~. hcGrrgur ...... ...-.........
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J.Levinski sells a fine tempered steel
spectacle, nickel plated frames, at "a
cents. A perfect fit guaranteed.-O3O4tc
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81 don't t,el welw The stomach is
ont OF order; neglected. this means
chronic dyspepsia, You should take
Acker's dyspepsia Tablets and avoid this
terrible disease. Sold 10y Castles, Nor
rison X Co., drugg sts, Waco, Texas.
OlglNwly-1
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-08

A full line of toilet articles, notions
and perfumory, Just received by Carter
Moore, No. 81 Austin avenue.-03Oilw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-08

Ladies under garment, OF the choicest
designs jupt opened at Levine Bros
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-08

When you drink at Roper's call for
the oyster. zlolc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-08

-Roper's saloon has re-introduced III,
oyster On a fork. 2l5tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-08

Gentlemen-Haying been troubled Tor II
number OF years with neuralgia in my
head, and used many remedies, | lind
nothing that gives such instant relief as
your Electric Neuralgia Lotion
JuHN 5. MOORE.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-08

Remember the oyster alter each drink
ut RoperL G6c
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-08

"A big, luscious 6roiled oyster follows
each drink at Roper's. 2l5lc