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FINAL CAUSES.
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RECOLLECTIONS OF ARTHUR PENRYHN
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THE OPENING VOLUME or sCRIBNEPs
NEW SERIES,

THE OPENIN0 VOLUME OF sCRlBNENS
NEW SERIES,
THE NAVY ~ THE CIVIL WAR
THE BLOCKADE AND THE CRUISERS.
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ooeatons intending PASSAGES Ike the night between the
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some Of the finest individual herosm in the history OF
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THE ORTHODOX THEOLOGY OF To-DN

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IHOM AWTOItD
Mr. Halls Death Business, Personal and
Social Dots

CHAwroRU, June 49, The rcmuiuB ~
MIR J.. &. Han, who rcivod IA f,tnl in
jury Saturday ovcninghy falling from u
building ON which he was at work, were
shipped to Houston y strriny for inter
mcut Tie WIS timer by trade, very
much respected, and leaves wife aud
one child
Our newspaper, the Crawford Enter
prise, has made ats appearance aud gcty
cumpl mcuts all around The Editors
amt publishers are new in the b giucss,
but their int tons are good, aud they
will doubtless do we'll. Eycryb 'dy
wishes them success. They expect to On
lnrge and improve their paper ns the
business grows.
Ihrcshrrs ARE arriving aud being set
mp IN the ncighhorh1od for threading the
harycst-. Grmarics will soon be FULL
We notice several bales Of cotton ON the
depot platform for shipment. Water
m Ions are arriving here by express, but
the price + away mp yOndcr.
john b Nichols and family are rnst
ca ing ut Corycll CITY. MIR. j. j. Peat
ridge, wife aud sister (Mr-. Davis and
Mr.. aud Mrs j. r Wallace will start
soon for LHmpaHHs Springs, for month";
recreation. Mr., w, G., Wallace has gon,
10 Waco ON II business trip. Your re-
porter celebrates his 22d Anniversary to
day, aud 1t happens to come ON "rmauci
patton day which tx not coincidence
The Crawford hasc-ballst4 have beer
waxing those Of Usage. Crawford 81
Usage %
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FROM ItI.G.ION.


Bolton, June ~ There was "a meet
ing u the citizens Of Bolton at the court
house thi- morning tor the purpose uf
taking some action relative to lhc pro
posed change ~ the county 4 at Hon.
A. j. Harris was called tu the chair and
Major II. T. Bradford, elected secretary
A committee ~ i've, consisting ~ l. T.,
Wlllnim,, Col j. Il Miller, A. NJ Mon
trth, ", T. liuckof aud frnuk
Il verify was appointed to pre-
pare an address 10 the CItlzrun NJ the
county Hct ing forth the advantages OF
Bolton over Temple A committee on
printing wa, Gl-O appointed, consisting
Of MehHrs. Denny Keys and Ellison.
Mess b. a. NJ. Hanna, j. W Embrrc, j.
Il. Miller W, H. Hal, A. i. Bentley and
5. NJ. Ray, constitute the fin nee com
mittce. X. l.. Brown, T.. H. Ellis
aud W. T. liurkrr, were up
pointed 10 select speakers tu repr O.
sent Bolton at the din rcut public x .th-
crinEH ia the county. The me ting nd
lourued 10 meet next Monday A.
tho gh Our cItl2c are very confident of
4 success m the coming election, they wi
work IA ihuugh the result were doubt.
/ iul.
/ The culored citizens are to-day ccle-
bratlug their emancipation At the Cham
/ berlin grove, near town, There were
number ~ addresses by both white
and culored orators.
There II 10 See a ball at the opcra house
tonight, given by the yuung men Of the
~ 10 the visiting ladies'.
/ am told that there are low eighteen
young ladies' Visiting uH, aud still some
J ~ our young men are not happy but
sigh their souls" toward Waco.
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FROM san ANTONIO.
Marriage in High Lfe-CeIebratng
Emancipation.
snn.InI r.I.sr.m % Ino E1nmn-r.

Special Telegram to the Examiner.
SAN ANrJNip, June lg-St Marks
Episcopal cathedral was filled with the
best OF San Nutouio'= society last night,
assembled to wltuces the nuptiHls ~
Mr. Nintpu l. Jones and SHllie s
Andrews daughter Of Col. A. b.
Andrews, the well known vce.prcsdeut
OF the Edu railway line and one Of San
Antuuiu's first citizens, The happy
couple left this evening 10y the Edn
route for Il wedding tour IN California.
The eighteenth anniversary Of the
proclamation of the Emancipation OF
the lurtd people was duly celebrated
here to-day, the procession formed ON
military plaza and marched from thence
to Sus Pedro spings where the reading
II the llmau ipntiou proclamation aud
other cxerciscH took place, Tue Travis
rites from Austin were present aud par
hclpntcd
We had slight shower this evening
hut only enough to create d sire for
more.
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FROM DALLAS.

-poclnl rMosrum " no llAnmlnn

Special Telegram Co the Examiner
DAlL>., June l9.-Thc celebration of
En- ucipatiuu Day 10y the colorrd pco-
pie Of this city aud section WIS decided
success despite tuu efforts Of u few Of
their col to throw dumper over the
festivities. Excellent order cha acter.
l2c the day.
The first cotton bloom Was brought
into the city tn day.
The jury in the celebrated Cownrl case
this evening, after being out twenty
seven nina rs, returned "A verdict ~ not
gully which was greeted with applause
10y the audience, This has been Il noted
cusc in several respects. On the 18th of
March, ~, Il T.. Cuwart, Il prominent
attorney Of tins city shot and killed
Judge j, NJ. Thurmond, lawyer aud
politician nj wide uuturiety, within bar
Of the county court The pie WAS self
defense, and the first trlM resulted in "a
conviction of murder IN the second de
gree, which WAS set aside and new trial
granted The llrrul /, II will he remcm-
hcrrd, was sued Tor libel by this jury,
one Of It's 'cportcrs having stated that
the jury were under the influence Of
liquor. The indie mcnt, however, was
quushrd. After scyerul coutinunnccs
the case went To trial With the results
stated. The verdict gives general sat
lHfactiun.
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thousand feet OF the west jetty is so far
lud the entire length coutcmp Rtod
being three and half miles. The
present appropriation wal I've exhausted
10y November lst, aud will In III about
one half of the west wall There is no
pcrceptihe benefit AS vet exempt some
slight securing IN few
places and filling ny behind the jottics.
There l. now only g., feet Of water at
mean low tide on the bar. There has
been no dredging for some time. That
done two or three years ago is filling up
ut SOM places. In his opinion no great
results will be accomplished, either at
Sabine Pass or Galveston, without build
ing two walls.
The Emancipation celebration was en-.
thusiastic. All the prisoners were re-
.HH rs Fl. do 3d.. .E' I'I.gc were
uHa I.....cH nuH.ua Hy general FL
I... . New O.lr.'a Wt ofrs promi-
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FROM MARSHALL.

snrclaI r.Irgrm ~ NV LumIncr

0U'VTNT TETNETIW IN TW' TNlWTN0f-
MARSHALL, June ~. District court
has got through with the criminal docket
by sending AK persons, all cnlored, to
the prultcutiury.
District Attorney Alex, Slcdmnu will
marry Miss Kowlott, Of Carthage, to.
morrow, IN that city.
The Thermometer liz away mp in the
uineties, and the mir fuctn IL ont Of fix
and we haven't got "a pound " ice IN
the city.
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want OF Faith

n Messrs Carter ~ Moore aud j. l..
Cornish, the druggists, d, not succeed,
II Is not Tor the wan Of faith. They have
such faith in Dr. Bosauk n Cough aud
Lung Syrup IA remedy Tor Cough,
Colds, Consumption aud luug affections,
that they will give bottle tree to each
aud every ono who j. in need NJ medi-
cine Of this kind 0B2Sdwtf.
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Remember no odd, and ends, but fresh
good. in any quantity al Levine Bros, Tor
less than remnant price.
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Levine Bros. do not dictate the guam
IT'S you shall buy 10 take advantage OF the
reduction, hut.wll SCH you embrpideries
30 per cent. lover than any mouse in
MAcu,
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non,t Die I'M he IIonse.

though on Rats Clears out rats,
iullc, roiche., bed.bug., flies, ants, NOES,
gophcrs, l5c.-j
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woII's "Itough ON Corns >

ASK Tor Wells "Rulgh on COrns' To-
Quick, complete, permanent cure. COrns
wAit-, buHiOns -
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Mems low button Oxiord's at Sanger
Bros shoe HtOTe.--G 3tc
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Quick. clmplet.' cure, all annoying
kidney, bladder and urinary disease 81
druggists.-2
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wells Health RrncNCr' rr-tDrcs
health and yl.or, cures dyspepsia, impo-
tencc, sexual debility 3
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tItINIINAI.IIII.S.


C1LE,muHG, June lJ,--Aiter o'bh.
ttuc ruluIrd d,truuycl bad cOnclu led ms
testimony yesterday and was leaving tine
court hOusr he va attached by urty
OF cOlOred men and Wa shot m the hc, q.
The marshal intel ered and saved his
lite. No arrests.
INIuREp Is a ROW.
IvpfANOrLi-. June 30 a serious utlray
occurred iatr last night between mau
named DInpley and John IOmln. The
latter was struck Over the head with a
piece ul cord wood and was probably
fatally injured.
-Hor roR FRIENDLY JOKE.
CNoi>NATI, June l0.-AlIermau John
Kelly shot and tat ally wounded james
Toole, at the fire engine house on sixth
street near Vine. By.iauders say that
TuOlc came up laughing and exchanged
hat. with Kelly, who immediat. ly acted
AS II in-ulted and warned IUOle not TO
tool Nth him. Toolc assured him he Was
only In iun, bat Kelly drew revolver
and deliberately fired. The ball, a a
callbre bgil-dUg, crashed through TOOles
lett arm and went into his SIDE near the
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Eureka Corn Cure

No cure, no pay Prepared and for
ale by CARTER & MoORE,
O5.l9tc 81 Aus in Avenue.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-06-20

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Arbuckle's AraOsa Coffee.
Royal Baking Powder.
Prices Baking Powder.
Sea Foam.
Burnctra Extracts.
Crosse Il Black wells Goods.
Gordon n Dilworth's Goods.
Richardson & Robbins Goods.
All guaranteed of Superior Quality
aud sold at the same prices as inferior
goods.
JOHN F. MARSHALL. WaCo. Tax,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-10
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-10

WAx,HAcHTE May 4. J. Toe
stands Of corn are good and the plant -
looking well. A larger per cent. planted
this wear than lsst. The acreage OF wheat
h smaller this year than last. The crop j.
doing well. There is much larger acreaee
Of oats this year than last, and the yield
bids fair 20 b large. There l. q considerably
less acreage Of cotton planted this year than
I.sf The stand Of cotton is not very good
ard the farmers complain oftbe ground be-
Ing dry and bard in many localities. There
are many acres lying uncultivated this
vesr. oNing mainly 20 The vet, cold hnd
late fprine. There has been considerable
quantity % lsnd fenced. mostly for pasture.
there seems 20 Be q mErEe1 tendency ~
me mart Of the farmers 10 raise more grain
and stock and less cotton. consequently
pasture lands are in great demand. Many
srna farmers who havs no pasture lsn1
are selling out % those Who hsFe. ctorE 81
eli kind srs in good condition nov. The 20.
during she WINTER amounting 70 shout ~
usr cent. Pasture lard ~ nov yielding 81
sbuudanos of very fne Rrnss-
CHsNFEns CEEEE. Hey z--lopt ca =
C-ur~ Of eli kinds are bsckuard- Nhent1
rrnfe-nteIy good. thrsaiened little ritt
~. Osts fair screnre. less than us 2
- rrnr Acrsacs in c1rn nnc c1llo1
-l,rrrf De zane ard c1rn r1id1lirg- Dctlon
-. II rianted. tint. that = - = ~ cong
ur1. Wrestler to- -Dol for cot,on, 49,
CIV ard nssfing rni1. Sa-oens fsrer.-.y
sod rsact prospects, moosrn-s 30 f-1ns