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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-26
The spacious and elegant steamer
NELLY WHITE.

The spacious ana elegant steamer
NELLY WHITE.
carrying Tinted states MALL
2. G. CLIFFORD. Commander,
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNFS-
DAY, and FRIDAY. ut 4. NJ, Tor aboye-naned
places. Returning the steamer leaves Norfolk at
$50 A. NJ. arriving az Richmond AZ about L. VI.
Through tickets on sale on steamer and ~ Gar
through.
sTATERO0MS CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
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PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
on Train JO--Ncw York and Atlanta rid Wash-
ingtoB and Danyillp.
"a Train 52-iIchmond suJ DGnyile. suf
Washington and Augusta.
Tickets sold % AL points s0uth soushsast, a.
southwest. and baggage checked through
Nolay-Oyer checks given % local ticket.
VI. SLAUGHTER,
General PassrnEcr Agent,
SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager.
l. MIR. TALCOrT. General Manage. mh
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR SHstHsI
NORFOLK AND NEWPORT NEWS.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY's
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
NEWPORT NEWS,
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK. FORTs-
MOUTH. AND JAMts-RINER LANDINGS,
CONNECTS AT PORTSMOUTH Fur
OLD POINT.
BAL TIMORE. AND 1HE NORTH
SAME AFTERNOON,
AND
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON, SMlTHFIELD,
AND EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
ONLY ALL-WAIER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER Bl DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES MITCH LESS THAN HALE CHARGED
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
FARE TO NORFOLK, sl.OD lNoT1NvT
FARE ROUND TRlP, $500
WAY-LANDING FARES FROM csc. TO o0C.
MEALS, 75c.
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By Furman Topper,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
10l6 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SIXTY
~ THREE AND ONE FOURTH ACRES OF
LAND N IENRICO COUNTY. SOUTH OFTuE
ROAD, AND NEAR TIE
YORK RIVER RAII.ROAD.-Pursnant To 4 de-
cree of Ienrico Circuit Court entered on the 18Th
of March. 1883. In the Chanccry cause of Aliens
executor rs. Truman Il OiS.. we will sell nj public
auction, i'm front of HcnricO county COURTHOUSE.
MONDAY, APRIL 80. 1888,
at IL O'Clock NJ, the above PROPERTY. This
tract + bounded by the lands Of Henry Ncurohr
John Wmtesidc. George Boltz, L. L. Ryan. and
Charles Nayssaires, and Is part OF Williamson
Aliens estate.
TERMS: Cash rs 10 one third Of the purchase
money, and The residue In two equal indictments,
payable AZ six and twelve months with interest
added, for which The purchaser shall give BIS ne
gOtiab.o notes the title to be retained until all the
purchasc-mOney is paid and deed Is ordered by
the Court. JOHN II. DtNNEEN,
NJ l.. SPOTSWOOD,
Special Commissioners.
FURMAN TCPPRR, Auctioneer. apI9
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Until further notice, the steamer LUCILLE will
sail every SATt RDAI ~ = W.. from POWIl &
TAN DOCK, AT lwenty-fOurth and Dock streets,
direct for Baltimore.
Through bills Of lading signed and goods for
wsrded with dispatch 20 points North aid West.
trei, ht received daily until 3 L. NJ.
For further Information. apply 10
". o. KNIGHT, Agent.
ID. j. WETSIGRR, Soliciting Agent de 22
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Leave -
RIcbmO'dl z:45 r. VI. 4:30 \. NJ b'OO J.. VI.
Arrive at
W'tPointl 300 r. W.. 1850 A. 81. 9:35 p. ".

Passenger trains connect AZ Wet Point Tues
DAYS. Thursdays. and Saturdays With steamers for
Baltimore and the North.
Freight trains leaving Richmond at 1870 A. VI.
aud Goo T.. VI. will have pds-engcr-cOaches at
tacbed
Train No. Al connects ~ Burkcville Win Nor
folk and Western railroad for farnyiiie, Lynch
burg, and all southwestern points.
Train No. 80 Through passenger, stops al all sta
tons. connecting at Suthcr!s's with Milton ana
sutherin Narrow Gauge railroad FOR Milton; az
Greensboro for al points on North Carolina diyi-
sion and Salem Branch; at Atlanta for I'll points
south and Southwest: at Salisbury Tor all points
on Western North Carolina ftIlrOad.
Train No so Through passenger aud mail stops
at all stations. connecting at Sutherliu's with NIL
ton and suthcriin Narrow-Gauge railroad tor
Milton ut Greensboro for All points on salem
Branch: at Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia
an, Augusta railroad for Columbia. Augusta,
Savsr nah, and Florida points.
Trains from the south arrive AZ Richmond al
4:33 T.. NJ, 600 A. NJ, and 1915 r. W.. and iron.
West POM at 1920 A. VI. PA s-engerI, aud 80
L. VI. and 1910 f.. NJ Freight
BON AIR PASSENGER SERVICE.
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GOO CORDSTAN-BARK WANTED.

Ne VIII contract for 1000 Cords CHEST
kUT-OAk AND SPANlSll-0tt BARK, TO bc
ealctth spring. Terms: Cash. For price, &C.,
saiia our ofiiee NJ Manchester Tannery and Sn-
snac-atnis, or address
A. ID. SHOTWELL 4 co.
te 1S-S{n Manchester. Va.
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V'HE YORK-RIVER LINE
BALTIMORE.

V'HE YORk-RlNER LINE
TO
BAL TlNORE.
Tr-wooky Except sunday. TIrl further no.
tice steamers ria This line leave Wet Point fOr
Baltimore Tuesday-. THURSDAYS. aud saturdays.
Straight tickets 70 Baltimore 90
~
LEAVE
RICHMOND RICHMOND AND DANYII.LE
RAILROAD VBGINIA->TREET DEPOT
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
AZ 21j =. VI.
ARRIVE
AT BALTIMORE At 1870 An
For Tickets. Timetables, ana .li Information,
call on 4. ". GhRBER co. 1000 Main street.
and Ticket Agent Al the Richmond and Danyille
depot.
staie-Rooms and Derths secured "a application
At this office. VI. SLAUGHTER.
General PASSENGER Agent.
No. Tenth street.
SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager. mh =
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By John NJ. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
HOG Main street.

By John VI. Gofdin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
HOG Main street.
THAT VERY DESIRABLE AND
/ PLEASANTLY-L LOCATED DWELLING No.
4Olb FAST MAIN STREET. CONTAiNlNI
FOURTEEN ROOMS. INCLUDING SIR
WANTS ROOMS. COLD AND HOT WATEH.
GAS, sc, FOR SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION
Al the reqncst Of the owner VIII proceed to sell,
on the premises, on
TUESDAY, MAY ]. 1888,
at 8 o'clock T.. NJ. the PROPERTY located as
above described. Lot go by 100 feet TO an alley
feet wide This property IS ln thorough repair.and
partics wishing 10 purchase convcnlently-ar-
ranged residence should attend ills sale
TERMS: Liberal. and announced at sale:
JOHN NJ. GODDIN.
ap26 Auetioneer.
by +. Il. Cook. Auctioneer.
"a Ninth street.
HOUSEHOLD FUR
ID NITURE. &C., AT AUCTlON.-On
MONDAY, 30IH INSTANT.
at 10 O'Clock. will sell at No. lO7 seventeenth
street near franklin. the contents. consisting OF
the usual assortment found In a gcntccl establish
TIFt;NNT CARVED BAR-COUNTER.
COSTLY BEER-PUMPa and APPIRTENANCES,
DECANTERS, GLASSES. CIGARS,
TOBACCO, DOOR FRAME, &C.
FURNITURE. embracing
ROITND-TBALF. CHAIRS,
HANDSOME ENGRAVINGS. CARPETS,
SAFE, BUREAUS. BEDSTEADS,
FEATIlEk-BED. sc. e.,-
sale positive. T. H. 'Ooh'
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BY Williams 4 Eowe, Auctionecrs.
A LARGE AND VALUABLE LOT
"a At THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
CLAY AND SEVENTH STREETS, FRONTING
Isl FEET on CLAY STREET, ADJOINING
THE RESIDENCE OF JOHN BOWELS, ESQ.
AND RUNNING BACK 100 FEET To AN AL
LEY TEN FEET WIDE The aboye-descrbcd
property VIII lie sold NJ auction, on
MONDAY, APRIL ODD,
al o'clock L. VI. Its location. IN pleasant part
OF the city and convenient I'D business. makes this
one of the most desirable properties now on tie
market for residences, which would always be In
demand al good rents
The attention of those who contemplate build
ing either for investment In block Of houses or
for their Own occupancy, is especially Invited To
this sale.
The property Will be sold as a whole or in such
parcels as may be desired hy bidders.
TERMS: Liberal. WILLIAMS K BOWIE.
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DOR RENT, FINE sTOREHOUSEe.
II at Granville, sixteen ssiies below Rtch- Nj
Story: -four good rooms up-st airs; 'rWO ACRES
OF GROUND: stable and bsra-- IN IN good .rder
Rent low. Apply n Is A. NAECE, Naace's shop,
or DR.. W. A. kASCE, on premises. Possession
E1ytn LIST day OF MAY. apf7-2ws
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The Pacific Railroads.

There is decided disposition OBJ
scryablc in congress 20 deal severely
with the Pacific railroads these
immense tayorilcs of the demon OF
subsidy which are now becoming a
mill stone about The neck orthc gov
ernmeut aud which ma7t sooner or
later be regulated in some affective
way. OF course the advantage to
commerce and business generally In.
Guiding that Of the government con.
scGueut upom The building Of the
MON Pacific was very considerable.
No one can den, this not oven the
bittcrcst opponent, of the uoliry of
Government aiding railroad buiIdiny
The country opeued ,p and -timula.
ted by the three yn.i rr,us.cou,i-
rcptaI line. has mu,Io wonderful pro.
gre.s within .,ncI,.t af,rcu. M. twrrtv
vears Western k.u.o. ,,,to,,,
Nehra.ko Dnloto W,omfr. Gaia.
RADIO Idaho Nun,ouo and f., . cr.a,
oy,er, orsyor and Wo.l.ir,t,rtor,i-
tory sro,tc direct rc.ul,. ,rtl,, com
plctiou and sucrr.-rpI orcr,ti,u nr
rho Union p.,,t.. I-,,o H.. ,ir,o ~,
such copplntiou tnis vas, r,icrt ot
t,hulou.ly rich ufucr,I aud ,,r.,fo,,
q. we'll o- a.ri,rlr,rJ r.,u,r,.
wa. rn .isu,i,,,, ,,rnr,,I "a,
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rival fines, there has been missmsu-
agomcnt and dishonesty ON an Im.
mcn-c ,caic. This Circumstance
ought TO operate TO increase the
walchfune,s OF the government aud
double its care that the public be not
,wiudlcd and imposed upon
As it has been in the pact,
and policy OF rigid restitution Of
granted lands sGouIi be enforced
whenever fair torieiiure- have been
made.
The work Of iuaugurating and
carry ing forward the immense reform
contemplated in this policy can only
he couiided to q national democratic
administration. Tine democratic
house alone is not strong enough, aud
hence clamor Oh the part of the rigid
instantaneous retormcrs is unwlsc
and out Of place, and may, as such
haste often does, precipitatc u failure
which otherwise would have resulted
in glorious success. The entire sys-
ten OF government sub 'idy origiuu-
ted with the first republican admin
istratiou. It's enormous growth since
then has been the result Of All undi-
yided support Of the national gov
eminent through five undivided aud
unified administrations. 1t it il sue
cessfully alta ked it must be done
only when we have An undivided and
complete national administration I'M
der the care Of the reform dc.
mocrucy, with fair prospect
Tor several more such to follow.
Such abuses A. these do not grow up
in night, nor are they cut down aud
destroyed in II day. Their deatruc.
ton is the work of time, and that
time Of no inconsidcrablc extent.
Their power and almost irresponsible
sway IN the west must be handled III
timately, or other evils of H graver
nature than any yet encountered, are
to. be apprehended.
Think OF it. The territory Of New
Mexico is largely democratic. It has
the requisite population, aud it has
been knocking at the door Of congress
for admission. II can't be admitted
because the controlling iutercsto the
Atchison, Topeka a santa Fo j, re-
publican. While il remains n terri
tory the local administration will re-
main republican, and work in harmo.
ny with the national. This insurcs
the ten cents mile policy, and the
sway Of the road which dominates
them absolutely. It must be the pol
icy of reform administration to
brcoI this unholy and monstrous mo-
nopoly, and that will take the iulI
undivided strength OF the govern
ment. The democratic house alone
can never accomplish it.
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LuCAL IIARAEIs.
- hoic.nic Prices Tor l.cunina
htapic. Yesterday.

10 .
T......,,,,..I
80 lr.- point 'Hhl.n % .. .'-.. 'u'
Tor .4uuu WAS active auI IT.tr- STA. t''..
...-,.a-. .,t.,.-......... Doc. r.. Alliance ,.a.
O. f......r.. .
...a' 900 Nit..@ it'f- WIS u -.' % ''7''' '''
..f.r w...rs. uutu auH feel were $3.50
T...... .... ......... Do. dis lime
80
"''-
l1us staple, i'E'ii. med mn O. ane n'sliH'.
r....u..
uturs.
u-. rrl..l.s HIS. DIV salty.tU, green
80
..., ,,.i,.,o. s,. ~ .,-,c, r..Ii,r g..,.
r.' I.I..s a. o.. .suGt ila uIIu,nk ~.
,or>rs, rg.prrr.
r.-t... ,.- l.. g.. rI4IL.,i chicken.
... Mali, Et4, ...t4.t.. butte',
,.t I.- ln.la' , ,rart urtatun. u q
d.. l,-.an.. Der nu ;. ,us! 20 H.a-.
.a ..r. AIM -.I,rt,ai Is, .ury s4lte,l .
.ff,B. ..,aI >. tuVt mills
.yt.Itr> r.t.ug.t
-p.iat.e. perhbl - ,ua- %. per Au. ,HsI.fu
d rs prt uetrl ss.u0s5 - tancy apples
81 49, 10. choice auuIrs o. ~ - tAU.
...r Isf.,r,tu "a gy4I 80. Cheese l2ti 8 IGhs t.
NV leans ,..--.. k-Hut. mali 4, ~ ~
A.a6t. 1uls. 81 % az ". PICK 60, hIi hui.
- w. Bntterg 4g-94 creamery hulter - ..
IruI auul-s ~ 80. oranges, 81 w.
HARDWARE
Axes, per dozen, - toSs -, nails, per E--
> 81
nails 81 .-'ryl.15i iron, 4C rates; bArbrt wire,
5.aUs, llalu f-ucc n ire, t.syc betting iepr e..
nut .-yatr-, llowe-' - peer CEN. di-r"uuti
u,u.. - 2 al 20. Powder ride, - per leg
ulz.Ias, s-pg. sU.t. dr'p s., buck, a. -.
luMHke
Ru;h lumber, 81 % per NJ noorinE, s.; Fl.
p,r 81. Sitting, yellow pine. -! 81 per NJ
,itlu., whit, pine. 81, Dl per VI siding, ppr-
lar. ~ 40 peg NJ. ceiling, yelluw pi9e, 81. .
PER . ceiling, white pine, so " per VI
ceiling. poplar, SIS % per NJ shingles, best
usurt-.-. - ~ per NJ; shingles, secOnt best
r,tGp.s 81 ~ per VI shiugles, heart MIN.
u ur ser VI hnishns lumber, poplar, ta'N
per NJ, unshlus lumber, "hi;e pine s'o.''
Der Il
GHAtN AID FORAGE
Prairie hay, per ton, 50. az on balrd hav
81 ~, Wiipt nay SO OOsl2.'o per too
ballet illgt hay $500 Cora, rtr nuahcl d,
nuNri, &c, white, iJa. Wheat. Mediterranean
. .U.4Iic, Nicaragua, 4jtaSc Oats ...ari
Barley JGuc. 'nrsi oats - . tsa W.; MAhri
100 uundlr, . JJtj VI per hundred Sew lUd-
der, sl75s2 ? per hundred bundles.
LEArnhr AID sADhLsN
OAK sole leather. 4GrsiSc; red slaughter sole
] leather. So &c OAK harness leather i-9|'g
union harness leather, dbSdbci skirting leather
t!oelJs pa.eut leather, per foot l2'.c; ruame.
leather, per foot, aSslci sheer sklss' tn.a.@
30 ~ per dozen; American car SKINS, SO
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Mexican Emigration

If iyo IittIn ton corIy Cnr Tcyoua to
oo.,a uo,ioo.o, II ain ora sov.
oro, ,oors ho,,ro ,boro will ho
o,nuol, gocuri,,, IN that couptrv to
make our nconic feel secure IN invest.
inc largely in mimi agriculture or
o,hor hu.ine.s Tho Ncxicnps ara 4
conservative. and in . business WAY.
,hav arc f. very -low rcoplc. They
do M, tain LiudI, IN nov suypcs.
fiona mud toLoa t,om a. Iono time
,o rnr,.ivn and diycsi unw busIucss or
snci, nrono.itinns Added to thi.
they arc very iealous ueople natu.
rally They looI with distrust upon
the .'Gringo" or any one else who
comes among them and by energy and
supcrior business training and habits
passes them in the race for wealth. OF
course II few years experience with
railroads and the new people and new
modes will work great change. If
one cared to do little missionary
work in a business way lie might 90
there now, but it would be tar better
to wait until some change in
the traits we have named
takes place before money or
effort is greatly wanted. Mexico is
in some parts fine grazing country,
but lack of competent water supply
must always make the country an un.
desirable one for Texas stockmcn.
SO, too, with mining operations. The
mountain regions of Mexico are al
most entirely destitute OF water.
This was the universal opinion given
by Colorado miners who went there
in strong force two years since.
There is no sort OF doubt but they
have lar richer and far heayier depos-
its of the precious metals than Colo |
radio or New Mexico either, especially
silver. But the drawbacks OF scarcity /
OF water and difficult transportation,
taken with the insecurity incident to .
the unsettled political status of the .
people and the incnlciency o: civil adj
should operate TO make
,ur people very cautious how they i'm
,cst ON the other side of the Rio
irandc.
The advent of the railroads into
hat country has already wrought a
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1t Nevada could slough the digni-
tics Of her sistcrhood relations with
the remainder of the family, she
would be very happy. sixty thous-
and people to keep up the state and
10 the representing in congress is Il
little too burdensomc for her.
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The Post meets legitimate political
opposition Ike the half-grown
school boy who has little turn tor
rowdylsm aud a decided one toward
rascs.ity. II 1t were to search out
aud publish all the facts about that
negro school it couldn't do us a
greater favor. II is poor, piuiul
charge that paper makes, aud the i'm
poycr:shed condition OF its mental re-
sources l. the only explanation. It
will De- sick enough OF the ailir ere
IL hears the last of it.
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nistorLcnI sI.cIchcs.

The ENANuSER has engaged the services
of Mr.. h.. +. Overall, who will write mp
Met onnan county. His first work will BE-
NJ, Gregur. lNstWlmcnis will appear in
the Gaiics OF next week ana our weekly
will contain full descriptive history Il
McGregor and surrounding country y
large number OF papers have been ordered
and there viii probably De several tnous-
and extra copies issued, so that Waco
merchants VIII lind these papers excellent
dvertislng mediums
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The fence cutting still goes on, nor
does the near approach OF the meet
ing OF the Legislature seem to intlu.
cnce the matter iavorably. /. it
possible that the fence cutters have
no fear of the law making part Of the
state government
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10 matter who taught them, OF how
the negroes Of Georgia were edu-
Gated, that fact doesn't do away with
the other fact that the Post is black
republican. 1t may label itself diff
ierently till the cows come home, but
the radicalism rises above the gem
cral intellectual weakness plainly.
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Buggies and E'IOws by the Car

Just received y carload q the cele-
hrated Avery plows for b tn black and
sandy land, CONGO ed to be the cheapest
and best. Also larRr lot Of plow points
for he Furs- x Bradley clipper plows
Buckeye buggi.s in variety, manufact-
urcd At Columbus. Ohio, thu second
largest buggy factory IN the world
These hugg es are warranted the best
and most stylish to be hd at the price
\ written guarantee for twelve months
is given with every buggy. Call and
spe them. RIPLEY n JUENEY,
Dealers in wagons, plOws, machinery,
rtu., 50 and 81 Au,tIu Avenue, Waco
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The merchants of northwestern
Texas, when they order a bill ofgoods,
always say after making out the list :
Now, Il you know of any other little
thing you think will sell, send it to
me" The merchant always puts in
gross OF wire nippcrs in these cases,
aud it turns out to be the very thing
needed.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-18

Tom Grnmmcr and Fred Carter
accused Of killing and robbing Del
yer Afford between Grocsbeck aud
Horn IN will be tried on hebcas
corpus before Judge Brady on Thurs
duy next.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-18

The celebrated Indian Territory coal
from the Savanna mines for ,aIe in
large or small quantities, at lowest
prices Look! Only SS per ton deliv-
cred, g.. per tou at the bins. Bins vt
Missouri Pacific freight depot. Leave
or telephone orders to Office of Brazos
compress. W. ID. Lacy,
"a pe .,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-18

The democrats have made a strong
issue. Now let them be careful, in
their zeal, not to knock the chip of
their own shoulders. Houston Post.
That free trade victory still sticks
in the democratic nav of the Post
1t can't help it. But doesn't it stand
of and talk to "them" democrats
nipplyr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-18

The removal of MIR. FEauk Craven
to Austin is greatly regretted by all
the local members OF the craft in
Waco. Many fcrvent prayers are
breathcd for his future, personal and
professional happiness
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-18

Pure 'pring water 10y he bucket, har.
rel or oad delivered at any place in the
city. Nutcriu any qdrti'y for plaster.
ing, Leave orders at EN,MINER Office.
l2-1-lm D. Ii. ELLH.
II You want first e ass custom mad
shoe for either ladies, misses, children
OF gents don't fail to see those best goods
at I. Il. Jordau's. All goods guaranteed
rs represented. None better made.
4-lO-tf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-18
Snerinl NnIINe.

For the benefit Of all those who can
not make their holiday purchase, during
the day, from now until Christmas our
store will remain open until o'clock
p. m. Holiday presents can now he
bought at our store and left here until
Christmas or New Years. On these
days we will make special deliveries of
the same.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-12-18

The ExANuvEE to-day with pleas.
urr gives space to Gov John T.. Bar
tow, OF it- editorial stal, to refutc
SANDER which from time to time cdi-
tore Of less cahbrc have rcsorted to
TO defend themselves sgalnst his ADLER
pen uur contemporaries should re-
member that Colonel Bartow is only
an employee OF the EXAMINER Pub
fishing Company. That the
policy Of the BANNER is
liked by higher authority,
and that Colonel Barlow simply
yields his pen in advocacy of priuci-
pies dictated by the management; ;
that it is beneath the dignity OF Jour
nali-m and cowarily TO asssl him
personally when the EXAMINER has
driven you to the wall in fair fight.
This much Is not sand hy way of beg.
ging quarter from the numerous
assaults being made upon the
EXAMINER. Colonel Barlow has
pen amply able to defend himself,
End the EIAMISER has too much
regard for its employees to deny them
any space they may desire to relaliatC
for personalities drawn upon them by
service rendered in its behalf. But
papers should understand that Colo.
mel Barlow ls simply part OF the
editorial staff of the EXAMINER, and
that It's sins should not be visited
upon his head, nor should the EXAM
NRR be forced TO sacrifice valuable
space which should be devoted to
promulgating news aud principles to
repelling assaults upon the personnel
Of its editorial stan.