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Daily globe., 1883-07-10
NEW YORK.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. !

OD6Cld1 l6legrdm 10 ln0 OlOD6.
New YORK, July 9.-The bears had it
all their own way to-day. Stocks were on
the down grade from the opening. Mani
toba scored the most serious decline, being
off 8 per cent. from Saturdays figures.
The Vanderbilts were quite feeble, par
ticularly New York Central. There was a
rally during the afternoon, and the bulls
seemed to be demoraliZed at the sudden
change in tone. There was a good deal
doing in Union Pacific. 1t broke below
81. st. Paul and Northwestern did not
yield much. At below 1O5, there appeared
to be orders to purchase the former. The
Northern Pacifcs were decidedly weak, the
common selling below 81. The bears were
in complete control of the market at the
last.
1t is curious fact that the great host of
operators are not professionals in stocks
and produce, and rarely look for the SELL
ing side of market. They must buy or
do nothing. 1t is incontestably as safe to
sell short after an advance as to buy after
a decline, and judgement alone is needed
in either transaction. It is to be remem-
bered, too, that the great chapter of acci-
dents will always read in favor of the spec
ulator for decline, and should it at any
time have anything serious in store, no
amount of present caution in buying will
cause regret in future. On an unsteady
market the rule to sell on decided rallies
and buy on decided declines is good one
to follow.
Daily globe., 1883-07-10
BRITISH GRAIN MARKET.

LONDON, July 9.-The Mark Lane Ec-
press in its view of the British grain trade
the past week says: The favorable weather
has been of great benefit to the crops
Trade quiet, slightly in favor of buyers
Foreign wheats depressed, there being
over supply. Best brands of -four un-
changed, and others somewhat cheaper
Trade in cargoes off coast stagnant
Eleven arrivals during the week and one
sale and one cargo withdrawn. Eleven
remain, of which four are California car
goes. Sales of English wheat during the
week, 1888 quarters at As 4d per quar-
ter, against IA, 591 quarters at Ats I'd dur
ing the corresponding week last year.
Daily globe., 1883-07-10
The ScoxiIlas A Asain

CHICAGO, July 9.-Guiteau's sister has
brought another action in the court of this
county against her divorced husband, Geo.
Scoville, asking that he be restrained from
visiting her place of abode and from de
frauding her of her property, and that he
be compelled to contribute to her supuort
and that of her child, and to give her the
assassin's egects. She claims to have sup
ported herself and daughter by dress mah-
ing, and kept the other child in boarding
school
Daily globe., 1883-07-10
A MADMAN'S FREAK.
Il SCENE IN Il DIES MONIES HOTEL
NOT ON THE BILL OF FARE.

A Madman Cleans Out Several Rooms,
Fires a Pistol ReckIessly, and Ends His
Job by Trying to Put a Bullet Through
His Brain--Attemptt to Poison Family
in Indiana-Murder in New York-Two
Jersey City Policemen Shot by Burglar
"A Cow Boy Killed-Divers DeviItries.
Daily globe., 1883-07-10
Suit forLibeI.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, July 9.-Theodors
and John F. Allen and their mother, han
nah L. Largely, of New York, sue the
Union and Advertiser for libel for $780, 600
in each case for copying q month ago
New York letter to the Indianapolis Jour
nal which questions their honesty.
Daily globe., 1883-07-10
Ordered North.

GALVESTON, Tex, July 9.-The agents
of the bark, Salome, at 8 this morning re-
ceived telegram from the owners in Nor
way ordering her to proceed to whatever
northern port would be the most profitable
and advising Hampton Roads as being the
best. The Salome is the vessel with yell
low fever aboard and now in quarantine
here. and lately from Vera Cruz.
Daily globe., 1883-07-10
Port of Duluth.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.

IOp4UIdI IeIeSIdLI UU UIIe UIUUo.I
DULUTH, Mimi, July 9.-Arrived: Barge
Siberia, from Ashtabula, with 1858 tons of
coal; propeller China, Buffalo, with freight
and passengers.
schooner Verona, for Marquette, light;
Manistee for Portage lake Sunday evening,
and United Empire for Sarnia.
Daily globe., 1883-07-10
WASHINGTON.
COMPLAINTS ABOUT THE REDUCTION
OF THE PATENT OFFICE FORCE

The Hill Inquiry rogressin----The Dis
position of the Captive Apaches--The
Lottery Casse Still Before the Postmaster
Genera1---Various Departmental Notes.
Daily globe., 1883-07-10

Everybody is going to hear them tonight, at
jackson street NJ. E. Church.
Daily globe., 1883-07-10

PENDANTS in these cases to the effect that
they will not be prosecuted by the govern
ment; that when they go into court they
will 60 armed, and if the trial should re-
suit in conviction they will kill the court
and everybody connected with it. The
assassination of Judge Haugh has given
rise to considerable uneasiness there, and
it is not known how soon others may go
the same way. The writer asks that his
name be not used in this matter, for should
it be known he would not live to see the
sun shine again.
SURRENDERED.
LITTLE Rock, July "a Gazette, Lonake,
Ark, special says: Hosea King, charged
with the murder of Long Meyer, door
keeper of Coles circus, in that town sew
eral months ago, has surrendered to the
sheriff and has been admitted to $4,000
bail.
Daily globe., 1883-07-10

The president has directed the suspen-
sion of so much of the executive order re-
Daily globe., 1883-07-10

WASHINGTON, July THE department
of Justice has received further information
from Jefferson, Texas, relative to the as
sassination of Judge Haugh, the main wit
ness for the government in the impending
cases for violation of the election laws.
Written threats have been made by de-
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IIIt3 tItTtn~



For weeks a number OF Waco young
l,dirs and gentlemen have been prepur
ing Themselves 10 give Hn amateur PEE
tuimupcp. iof the btniit pi tue hnights of
~ ma.:ti en- labor eliminated ct nlRhl
NIEh tr perform tucr, before one ~ tue
lur,rst. If ut tue lHr-,-t. 10 duu'"- mat
has EYER hlrI ttc opera h'u,". - d"
muylnhlc kngl,h comedy, entitled 10.
yittm-.' The performer are all mem.
u,r- cot WaD,'s cuUic"-t and most set ti
-Oci ~ and their iutrt'-l tnd rnihnah'iu
VS. wei mtnl SIZED by the elTl'l
ness ant correctness VIII "hl,h
hey -u.t, .hclT Pi'-' W
.uur-" il h. not our province ." III 100
i,dgmc t. "t &" ctiilrr' an 'h"l'"I pr
iufuauc" u- We W"Hh pi".c 'ih
tuIpr. anu were % 80 Nc ''"lI H1' q.
II tie In lh-' hiEhis p'ii"l ul"N'' "l,1
"mch 10 u.s. an I'rI-t eI Wi'''il' We
aus HF" bthf Va W'hI l'.' ~ H' Hui'-
ieur prI'"I ~ 'it" we are p" wa a.. w.
"a'HF"h' rs Ahv I'". 'Pi l'''',' -, w.
N"i"u' '"l''. ''.'' "', ,. ~. 3.
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.d, T., tlrr.., a.. rn. .iUchll thcc.n
,,... y,r,,',i.,,,i.tl ..n npnor.uutl 10 to-.
rn.ir urIaI. ami I.unt mantu.Iy tDc.
D.. r tho let. Nc lltl heretofore pub
li.nrd the ,n-' ul character. aud vIIl nos
.l.ruf- them IN detail Iwp nI tue Young
HI.r- deserve o-uecaI mmct ih"
rN,cl.cu 'i their mi o. anu IN Hht
display ui lhui dramatic i1l rl, lu'-r are
Misses Wine rnhIln ma MIH J"'hn't
o''plch-"I. h,-' 81 ph'h. '"@N 'n'
pa OF NIT. fIN 60 'hn N'h.
"lie ~ l'r p',' 'n' h!'' ''Hn'"' t''"' ~
ne III hE-in'h 'd ""ui'N' hl-- Nt'u''
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/ 'r0''I "' '',h'' uI''n 'o "
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Tile I" "' No. 'I' ny Wv '""' ,''. 30 va. ""
| l'fI"Ilh'u u manner "' '"'.o PuW'
/ lhhl sh, '"i "'' 49,
win hblIltS Hl"r' IHlPu' ,h"' oi'"' a'
| tor INC ~ remaining lbuy cum VI
II that ut 'Mfs' Sharpe, thr lIhpor'n
nate, but klnd.hchrted lhhdIhhy, VINO
was cXccllcutly represented by MIS-
Emma Chalmers. Mr. Louis hells ~
Joshua Butterfly was quite excellent
and cap waited the entire audience. WI
] MpTTlWptllfT, inns nruclltNl man bl bl
ines and "Fh2horhrr," the schcmlul
met were ucr.ountcd respectively h
Mr Roll nri Mr. Wm Brooks. Mr.. .Jo
s,,,,b r. WinsI,,,t su.tniu,d tin. charnc
-, "tI,,r,,IIn,,,r II nov manner mn
d., H. .,,io Nj W,I,nr Y Enr
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z '' ~ "a, "a m
Nj '"'",', ~ ,,." H., ~,
I wen "hd'Tou, '"I' u'''' ''o ""
d l'r, ANA 0Nlmh'r' me 700
1 man, were pcrsonaicd ny MtHHi
R"ht H. 10 AMMAN ana Gus W, ,,nN
tys"'o'N''(. ~" P'nN WE Hoe, "' ,''',
hly presented ana -"hi' ~ ','' p','u, !,
y riS 'Nlhltl '"''' I''' ~
= me i,RU'.I s'n''. II, ,,'' ,,o.''' ,,...''I
VI, ''', d. '',' , 't,,,,,'.,,,oI mn
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% III "n' i,.i,I ',,n',lfn a'I N,..s A.
4. .rT a. II,',i.nn. link nan. u,rrr ",
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Rev. I'D shaw in II worth


Fort worth Gazette, rsieTlAF
Rev. j. u. Shaw l,clurrd last night Hi
the court hots' 10 q iarg,
audience, his object being God.
To the reverend gcntlenln. CO.
was all that the ramc I'M He'd. hd
he did not believe that An h nest Gyu
would ia lge any honest man lot mis-
take. His wull- were eagerly drank b.
by his listeners, Uh ave MN the most
rnpt attention. To- light the gent.,-
man lectures again ga true ca i'ti'ni s..
Font worth Democrat, "Wednesday
1.-The Rev. j. u. shaw, the wcll-knuwn
rrctlci,tant Methodist divine, le turu Hi
the count house O. II night to arge au-
lirnce. The subj It nl hls discourse "t.
Re isinn and C,viliZt'ion,' and ue
handled II with his ACcur umed vlPu an'
abb itv. This man perhaps more "ilrly
known than any minister Of the gospel III
Texas. and hcing the ftth,r Oi n"W
school OF the logy, his words are eager ~
catchcd lie will lecture In tGc SAINT
place this evening, his subject bcilG
Cod =" and none should tail t. hear HIM
| The lecture IL ire and Will be irclghie'
/ with Interest.
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How blind Eon Amnycs.

tthttle,tuu N"Ws Anl tourirr
Blind Tom struck hi, audience rs such
phenomenon: a maze, wonder, a re-
bukr. The poorest ut muitals, he hl led
With the light Il the immuIt Is. The
least gifted II men, he Twnycd the hearts
OF all. The unconscious holder of gut,
he compelled 10 envy the most stuulaus
culiyalor oi scientific rule.
We cannot - through the tole ot the
even NJ. II was wonderful exhibit q
ul execution, ul taste, ut imitation, ul
origin effort. Blind Tom Is n mere
prodigy. lie has lasted too long Tor thnt
Ills stylr is pure, lis executions tn", his
ste exquisite. AMI though II 1t may h'
IN iuuiuvr. II is not the less marvr on
one ui those lessons 10y which Provi
dcnce teaches through the least oi hi.
crratsrrs that the proud muy find H.
safest model IN the most humble
Description IL idle. Those who heard
cHn appreciate. Those who did not. viii
derive no satisfaction from dct,il OF par
tivulATs,
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THE CITY.

There will he services at the FiIth
Stfcet Methodist church again at 100
O'Clock this afternoon.
Two cows, while fighting Yesterday
got their horns mixed NJ In such u way
a To nee. state calling in the services OF
two strong men TO separate them.
"A robbery was committed night OF
two ago near Pecan Grovc, and soH'
egO0.Ou carried oil. 1t Is tuid To us I'M
yesterday two men we're iuuhd d' nd
the vicinity OF the robbery aud scclctc'
for a lnnu LImlr.
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IItOM ALIAS


Special TELEGRAM To the ~ ,miucr
DALL,s, April Yesterday morn
INK while the mayors court WAS in srv-
sion, mn old man tered and asked Ia
see Marshal Arnold, and told him he
wa- looking for h "a daughter, a girl Of
III summers. lie stated he was from
Mckinney, md was much Nercl.cd
about ms child said she Thought u'
seeking employment ~ II millinery cs -
tnbl shmcnt while hc and ms wife ou
uubcd "Wednesday she left for Dallas
he followed, found tine gIdd! girl aud
carried her home.
lhis evening, A. johnson, WHO
keep "a lunch >tunu, Wa. arrested u.
pat und,r houi- Ton hrr h'ug zen the
door e. j. y. ORR. An old drudge tx
t,trd ur Ncri them.
GEORGE Bowman, iuT shooting At hi
wife with pistol Wednesday might, was
di.uhIrgcI hi. vile WI. the only wit
ness ami ii" refused to testify against
him.
Snrllmnn hHs filed notice to contest TIA,
second Nnrd against GIeru.uW. t. whom
the certificate was awarded 10y two ma
iurty.
rl,c mite -ociuh'o ot The First rrr.hl
tritn church 10 night w,s a pleas nt At
tail.
nasal injector free with each bottl,
Of Shiuh- rntarrh remedy. Price 81
cents Sold hy CASTLES, Morrison ~ Go.
Druypl.t4 Waco Iryus --tIUNGm-l
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$50, We weary Travellers

Come this way and look ut our new
spring stock ui boots and SHOES Fine
Md button shoes, fine initnls' burton
shoes and slipper, Tue hnrd,umrs line
ui mems line shoes In the market. Iadlc,
you would be- more Than surprised to 60
~ many different kinds and styles oi
goods. Come, oh, do come ut once IT,
our house and see what we have. Would
YOU be mppyy then come NJ one" ani
save all trouble OF looking nTuuni, iui W.
can please YOU ithOul any trouble. W,
are the plncc Tor boots aud shoes.
i 4, Sullivan Il Co.
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Communication.

must thank my MANY friends who ON
the day oi my sudden attack dill 50 much
Tor m, | also ierl under many hlga-
lions to those whose sol vit0us iuQurlts
nom day To dty during my illnc-s, aud
whose kind sympnthllng message
chcercd ant comlorted me. | regret cN-
credingly that have b en- separated from
You 50 long, bat will be In my a,custom-
ed place at the fashion Ba2 AT again, this
week, To wait upon Won personally.
Truly your-,
i-Stc Mrs ELLA 5. CouEN.
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TIE SEVENTH STREET con
IuUSEsksz.
Frank and Louis Hnchman on the Sub
lert.

We are not dealing in the long cared
tribe vulgarly called the as. II We were
we you'd buy bell, put 1t ON our re-
sprctrd father, and designate stalls Tor
the Waco cuuucllmen. But we ARE buy
ing and selling horses aud mules, and
pnr,ics wishing to- bny or sell will ind It
TO their interest to cal on usa he sta-
bic on the property of ~ little value, yet
NJ which the people ARE so tired Of read
ing ~ - lw
We carry fail line or the celebrated
j. H. Stetsun hats, at Sanger Bros,
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FROM WAsmiNGr0N,


WAsmSGToS, April l2.-ln accord
auce " tn telegram from Secretary
Chandler received at the navy depart
ment TINS morning, the Tai apoo-a has
been ordered to proceed from Key W st,
Fla, TO ST Augustine, to receive the
president and party ON board. They
will leave Key West to-day aud reach
st, Augustine tomorrow afternoon. II
Is not known what the further movc.
meuts oi the president will bee, but It Is
Thought he will start at once on the TAI.
lapoosn FOR Washington.
ANEN NATIONAL hank,
WAsHlNuroN, April ~ The comp.
troller o' the currency has authorized
the Cincinnati National bank, Of Cluan
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A Georgia Steamer sruks-Lives Lost.

Con. Nnrs. Ga April u The steam.
er NyIN of the Central line Of steamers
last mgut struck the idge at Fort
q ines carrying away the cabin "nd
striking tine y er sank immediately.
The first and second clerks, a negro
child an three deckhands are m ssing.
She had q miscellaneous cargo. The
boat aud cargo are IL total loss.
RAILROAD TRAINS COLLIDE.
PLAi>lIuLp \. j. April ~ A Lehigh
valley tram cullidyd with IA Philadel-
pima and Reading rain at the crossing
Of the former road with the Bound
brook road tu Philadelphia this morn.
my. Sever persons are reported hurt
one ear WAS burned
The rem conch Of the Philadelphia
tram overturned and at once caught tire.
All the passengers We're ext icated be
fore fine flames reached them, and but
thirteen received INJURIES The badly
wounded are j, ". Gray, iirrmcu, dang
orou- eat ou the head, and death will
ukcly rrsu E, unknown mau, struck ON
the forehead, and conclusion Of the brain
probable. The Lrmgh Valley engine
ul.I passenger tram left adjoining de
pots ia T. uud Brook at the same time,
"a. 1t from there to the scene uf tn acct
dent hr tracks run almost parallel 1t
~ stated the crew OF the l.ehigh Valley
/ locumut Nc abandoned 1t after rcyersl T..
/ Some passengers declare the locomotive
/ and train raced all tine way from Bon Il
/ Brook tu tine crossing. The rear of the
/ Philadelphia rain was entirely bu ned,
| and the one ahead badly wrecked. The
engine was dltchrd.
MAm>E DIsAoIEM
NoRro1R Va. April u The steamer
/ NJ redin from Vera Cruz to New York,
with lOO passrugers and general m
/ ,hnuli-c ram INTO an unknown schooner
on Huttrras yesterday. Her bow was
rrrird away aud she put into Hampton
| Roads damaged The cap ain tried to
reach Nortolk bat was forcod to beach
tho steamer off Lrmbcrt's Point light
| last night She ls now lying one half
under water. Ia passengers were
taken to old Point without accident.
| Wreckcrs ureuoN at work to raise her,
fine steamer Is owned 10y +. Alexandra
AZ son, ui New York.
hILLED HY A nuZI SAW.
DETROIT Apu IA horrible acct.
dent occurred three miles north Of Ar.
muuia, MtCumb county, y sterl y nj
Shorts saw nlll. Pm ip Short, pruprie
tor, while olliug the buzz saw was caught
10y his sleeves and drawn upon the saw
llr had his right arm and lcg cut
entirely off, TO Il WAS then drawn upon
the saw In such n manner that tn saw
ran entirely through the other leg from
the tmgn to the foot, d threw him siN
feet from the saw. striking his head on a
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The letter aud figures below vii, ex-
plain themselves
Dr. \ C,perton Louisville, Ky
DEAN SIR Below plehse iind rnter
to Waco and return, which we will max,
Tor delegates and visitors desiring to ut
tend the y hern Baptist convention
next month. lhese tickets will be- on
sale from May Ia to nth, inclusive, good
TO return until May 3lst.
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Why will you cough when shiloh
cure will give immediate relief. Price
IN Gee is, 81 cents and 81. Sold 10y Cast-
les, Morrison ~ Co., Druggists, Waco,
Texas. So SGn-l
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Are You miserable through ludiges
tion. sour stomach. or constipafinn
Acker', Dyspepsia Tablets we gurrante,
will relieve you. Sold by Castles, Nor
risun 4 Co, Waco, TeXas.-0l lGdwly.l
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me .rAn ROUTE rRlAL.

THE STAR ROUTE TRIAL
WAsm,oroS. -. G.. A raj l. James
+. Waugh, VI th < city, was the first
witness Do the star fout trial tie had
known Miner several yers, and was
familiar with his hand Writing, The
.ettou alleged to b We been written 10y
Miner was shown the wit ess, and Dee
4 clarrd tue first six names lad been
writ ga by Miner. Inns answer WAS
somewhat ufA -uprisc to HeukIe, who
-au hr had no consulted with witness
before be- hil been called.
Igf-,l offered in evidence The rpprt
IN .rr by special agent blb-on "a lht
-tai .uuI- a hicu Wa utalhct tp the M
uuu report ul the p '-tuu.t'r general,
Biz made .,rOng obi elton. ihAt
ulult. bee - d, uad been nude 10y gent e.
men then mpYoy"d by tnc department cd
u.'rr lur 81, ptr.meut had refused 10
PUBLISH it.A q 1t Lad been sent t. the pc
illcc dcIa.tm,ut and published w con
.,cli, IA with Postmaster General j um'-
l.puIt. " hen the gentleman, conn 'cto u
with he Government had ceased, iir h'd
pa~cd iutardmu,l, into the employment
oi defendants, and received >25O from
thru.
mgc.ou hal never head OF such d
thing
FrNp ENuAu7Irp.
WA-msalo>. April -. Judge Law
renee, Ht-t q lmptrul'cr OF treasury, ma
notified The attorney general that the ap
urouiutiUn tor f. : ct ~. ne s'- i entire
exhausted lur the present fiscal year, eLd
rg .Iu." 3Oh %. At, aud tuere j. oEy
$4,000 for tees OF jurors available. y
,ucum u.s b cn aduIc-.e to officers q
% ull. In
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The Rev. Geo. II. Thayer, OF Bourbon
Ind, says: Both myself and wife uw,
our lives TO Shiloh's consumption cure
Sold by Castles, Morrison Il Co.. Drug
gists Waco, Te1ss.-02OS6m.l
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Eruptions. sores, plmples, rheumatism
ARE but indicators Of impure blood
Acker's Blood Elixir il the remedy, Sold
10y Castles, Morrison X Co, Waco, Tex
as.-ul l6dwly-l
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NJ rs II. 7, TIO--,
No. 52t Austin street.

Shlloh's cure will Immediately relieve
'roup, whooping cough and bronchitis,
Sold by q stiles, Morrison \ Co., Drug
glsts, Waco, Texas. -02ISim.l
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All who lead c.O,ely confined lite are
more frequent subj cts ct constipalio ',
hcaIachc and indigestion. II You use
Bdlcy's saline Aprricut it VIII cure
you entirely. PIE -unt as glass oil soda,
cheaper than pill. AMI never iaIls. ll2lN
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AGO, April 3, 1883,


For dyspepsia and liver complaint
you have printed guarantee on every
bottle Of Shloh's Nitali2cr. 1t never
\ Co, DmEEIsts, Mnco. Towns. O9OSl.ml
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Shiloh's cHtarrh remedy u positive
cure for catarrh diphthe.ia aud cankor
mouth. Sold 10y Castles, Morrison 4 Co,
Druggists, Waco, Texas. -u2OSimI
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Come, brethren. aud rent tor that ocon-
sion. the vacant dwellings,, store rooms
ami offices, and then bring your pruyi--
ions and bedding and len a helping htnl.
and you will ever after look bacN upon Il
~ green spot IN your history. have
known per-ons belonging 10 other o.
nominations OF Christians, 10 20 hilS
miles To assist In taking care 'ui those al
tending their church iudicttOrir.. 81
Ii,yinY that thu communication " u be- TO-
c'iy'd IN tle same spirit 10 which }, p
writ a. / subscribe m seli, yOur- &.
PHk-Hr mo-.
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All aboard Tor the shoe store Of j, I.
Sullivan a Cot ! n.
Inngtry slippers, the tiuest things of
the KIND oyer seen, at j. I. Sullivan n
Gn n
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Ackers Dyspepsia Tablets never fail
Sold by Castles, Morrison 4 Co., Waco
Texas, -Ul lGdwly-l
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-13

Acker's &c LIBERATED English remedy f.
Coughs, Colds, and Consumption. Sold
by IN ON guarantee. Castles, Mora
aun 4 Co., Wncn, Texas. Oll6dwly-l
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l'B!st SOY A.

Mr,S.N Polio Valley Mills, Is in the
city.
Judge A. r. Mccormick has gone to
Dalla-,
f. ". Bal, Esq, OF Fort worth, WAS in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. W. ". rrcndwell, a prominent
merchant ct Abbott, was in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. :. NJ. Adams, OF I'm, was among
the several visitors from that cuun y
yesterday.
Col ". l. Saunders has II turned from
business trip I" New York and other
points in the cart.
Mrs Belle NJ BuchiIl, of Fort worth
came down yesterday to make her ap-
pearance before the Federal court.
DR. A. Suhler has returned from Dallas,
much to the qualification at the numerous
pupils OF his school at the Jewish syna-
guguc.
MIR. George W. Cleveland returned
yesterday morning from his New YORK
trip. lie is looking spl'ndidly, AN | en-
loved his tlp first rate and did much
good Tor the large Shulcs lie grocery
house In which he is interested here.
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spring has come and the millinery
beauties have come. We have our stock
complete. Hats and bonnets of every de-
slrahle shape, laccs, flowers, plumes and
birds, gauZrs, silks and satins, hair goods
WnNe., curlS and trigZrs ot the latest Il,
signs, cuIsets, fans, comfortable and easy
hoop-,hirts tor ladies' and children
lace, silk and Kid gloves. Dress making
by Mrs. Austin, hair work aud ,tampng
done. Dress charts ~, plelling machine,
-. Come and see ne.
MRs h. j. pu~-,
No. 1l4 Austin street