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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


R o. HOFFMAN. Real Estate Aucuonesr. go
fEfsrh sfhfffS sosas SssE ME ssisHFs
IF the s sS TIE ss: S az,
Sae't Il ~ s sss sas' CITY
Is,intin and ChAre: = f.nnins and otes defend
n saasi Y IsP; &;
rea ,hTs "a $50 IN square No 227 said LOT having
IS feet and srss nshe. and mpross AND s ssn g
able threestory brick dwelling house containing ven
rooms.
Terms Of sale one-third cssh 500 at time Of .sle
and the remainder In two equal fnstsllments. payable
sale, with interest the deferred payments 10 tie den
on the premis sold. II the terms sale be not COM
reserves the r. to resell the prosy At ,e r.i snX
Cost of the defauns purchaser An conyeysncina 70
~ '''' '' N JOHN {. HrAIp. Trustee.
HoLrzMAN. Aue sS sSi street northwest
TRUsTEE's SAFE OF VERY VALUABLE RFAI
l. ESTATE ON CONNECTICUT AVENUE HOUSE
Under and by virtue of certain deed ~ trust -.
land records OF the District Of Columbia Lber No IA
40 foho 25S by direction of the parties there
% Yss fsuEi r3kS o .Ss S5SETEENIH DAY % JUNE
frqsd N the n ss55 , Office q s.d District in bs
consisting Of double twostory ana basement viii
Terms Of sale: one third cash; balance in one ana
purchaser secured By 1 Sssd Z
Of 5000 must be made at the time of sale and the terms
o. Sss must pe complied With within ten day. the
chaser. ANDREW c. BRADLEY Trustee 49,
MA, - x,or Az Louisiana avenue.
Real Estate Auctoneer. ,ee-aSds
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1OHN SHERMAN Il CO..
q Heal Estate Agents and Auctoneers
92f f street northwest.
CHANCERY SALE OF UNTMPROvED LOT ON
MADISON STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN
SIXTEENTH AND Sr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court ofGA6
the District q Columbia PASSED May %. 1889, in0S
RqHbai ri suGt 5o on TaTRsRAY JUNE -Four;
the premises snb-iot e. IN square 1s0 in WashinSon
city. The dimensions OF said lot are twenty feet four
an alley. ~
Terms Of sales: Oneth cash balance in equal pay.
ments at one and two years. with interest ali
the option Of the purchaser Deferred payments be
secured by deed of trust the property sold All
ye dollars must be patl on day of sale If terms
sell the property at the risk aud cost of the defantins
purchaser; THOMAS W. FOWLER. Trustee.
w. III. SMITH, Salesman, -6t
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TOMORROW

VNHOS. BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRgsTEEs SALE OF TIE ENTIgE STOCK. FIX
AND HARNESS. AT STORE Known As
THE AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, SOUTHEAST
CORNER SEVENTH AND STREET NORTH
By virtue Of deed Of trust and assignment made on
the sth DAY Of June A. p 1883, by John bowling and
land records Of the District Of Columbia the under
est bidder At public auction. the premises at the
WsshnstoH sa THtRspaY the fd Sc III en- &
O'CLOCK A. q that day the ,oSyinE asscISsa
Store. known as the American Tea Store, said
articles Usually found in q hrstclass fsmy Gro
sisng in part Of Steam Coffee Mill and Rooster Coun
class condition together with valuable horse and
wagon and harness and buggy and harness.
Terms Cash.
THos. F. Miller,
K. BYRD LEWIS. }
All the creditors of John Bowling will please present
their claimsto
THos' ind MILLER ! rrns.o..
r. BYRD LEWIS, J
te8-dts 4l6 5th street northwest.
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&3 E2EnE Il 8 A EEbpInEoSNHs;rox.l Trustees.
OfRcee, go 6th street. southwest.
TH0S. z. WAG6AHANs Auctoneegs myS1-d&dl
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AUCTION SALES.

THIS SAFTERN0ON.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-30

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-30

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-30

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-30

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E. Eaaau LANE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-30

n E-r rs vary pertinent -1,,7--y
l-l why -ls Secretary # the B,uvf d
-l having bsru rvuunszi az agent
Irs1rEia,i.-s 'l,ur -1uE1cts- the fIct
a- newer -sau 7r--usriy -1zs1asf Tins
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boz --u ri laws bread auf lu-aar- asa
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INK sus made rrr f aas last Ir1Va a
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l.1HruIE rr 1ls business -E I.--r -rr7a
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-30

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-30

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la.dl alH -liun zuupH. laa aluad --Er va
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nu If1cE. Gen. simmer slr lr trsl- Il1lla
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A--l-uN -zsl ans l1lsll -T--.- Am 1al- l--r-i
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lIv1Il-Iai larlla7- Lls GuuEir y a .liulla llfl7l-
bun flIH -1in -urlrr slnra I'd al .rIr-I.slll
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-05-30
LARGE INVOICE or CLOTHING

f1v EttcS Ctsth Fr,s-k C,.stS sai lo1nt,.
talcSSkin Stcks, tagnls tnd Sui-S.
kclt, h'hair p-tli. Fttarsi Stcks and ptuts,
khyS Shirts aud Chtldrvu', Jackets,
huukev ard >tis-r I.tckrts.
L \. Cuts, ard lt.sstuss, Cstrr,-t Shrgvs-
>tlk tld . {, Uuibrellts ard tsyra.s'lS
kuucv and rrtvuiinc >h1ulS
Cugtuu trG turkish rcsvis.
Mlilc ard Farcy suil1S.
Fclg Elgs lnd lSrgsssalS Cstrussin5-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-17
: The Great southern Remedy"

"Brazos chill ,ure," which is war;
ranted Tor the cure of chill- and fever
Is a positive autiiute tor malaria, ana
has no rival "a, u tonic Tor building up
an emuciutcd system from such eli
matiC causes, and to those who are
necessarily exposed - miasmatic intlu.
ences, and are attended with the fol-
lowing symptoms, such a. loss OF appe-
tite, aching ul the back and joints, te-
yerishue-s, severe headache, ludispOsi-
ton to get about, low spirits, sleeplesi-
ness, chilly sensations, ana eventually
hot, burning fever, which may finally
terminate in bilious, remittent or iu-
tCrmlttent fever, We would suggest that
you keep supply on hand all the
time and take Il dose three times daily,
No other medicine Is necessary, as il l.
very concentrated and powerful in its
ELECTS in removing the poisonous ele-
mcnts from the blood, and no one can
appreciate this warming better than the
farmer, who is more or less exposed
TO those atmospheric poisUns, especially
In the tall season, when gathering theii
crops in the midday sun, cool nights
and heavy dews of morning, then it is
those malignant ievcrs are most preya.
lent, and to them we would recommend
to take dose OF "BraZus Chill Curen
every morning on rising, if they would
avoid the danger OF much suffering, t.
say nothing OF the time and expense
saved in the end. No stryCh"i-e OF
arsenic. The physicians prescribe anC
recommend it. Ask your druggist foI
II and take no other. Price 81 per bot
tie. Prepared only by
TUCKER x WILLIS,
Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-17
improved Iron lnViyorator.

The most perfect and satisfactory com.
binatiOn known to the prOl, ssiuu, 10
which iron is combined ant so complete
Is the success OF thus preparation, that itis
destined to become, without doubt, the
most popul r OF all the iron tOuiCs now
in use. And We hesitate not to tell you
thar this medicine il no secret no, rum OF
Chcaply cotton up comp 'und, but truly
genuine constitutional remedy, possess
ing those Alternative powers 80 necessary
TO recupcrItc and invi.urate the human
system when broken down by that fearful
disease commonly called, amt better
known a. dyspepsia and indigestion, from
which nine-tcElhs OF all our ills first orig
inate, because when The digestion is in-
paired from want Of the natural salt that
is 50 important in the digestive economy
OF man, then il is tuar his VIPER in his
many typeS,u ,ualy called disea,ts,such "a
las ,itudc ana sour stomach, wakeiulueSs
mental exhaustion, impaired vitality, witt
general prustratluu OF the whole system
liver complaint, followed by night swcats
and all diseases OF the BLOOD. LIVER, KID
SEYs aud. BLADDER, that produces those
fearful aches known as rheumatism. ncll.
rnlglH, haCkHChe and nervous and sick
headache. And all COusulapttVvs, anu
weak females, who are IN .earch Of
GOOD ionic to build up their constitution,
cannot iind, We hon silly balicye,a better
ora moIe certain remedy on earth. one
bottle Is sufficient to prove to you it
wonderful medicinal properties, il taken
regularly according to directions. Ask
your druggist tor IMPROVED lRON lNyIG-
ORATOR. and be sure to take no other.
Price , per bottle. Prepared only by
Tucker u Willis, Waco IeAhs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-17
TIIE OPERA EIOI 81.
la Mu-coIic IA Rendered Last
Night.

The Fnv Y nnlDInn t-onnn rnyn I,n
NTna,,ttn iost ui,'ht fur th.,r s,.nnd NOR.
fnrmnnc,. win, n y.r, fair anJirncr'nn
LaI tun r,nann tn cnmnlpin ~ lurE m
l,u,,Lt,r and nnnIuus. winch cons antv
nj ended t,.r somryhni cynggrralri
rendition az nm nhsurI INT uttrnctivr
comedy. I,n Mnscoitr ia nm rItrnyn.
yanzn ar bnrl,snur rather tim a come.
DIV. fine Prince netting like mouutrbank
und Tn, priucrss ike servant rirl and
il is full OF most fare cal and side
..,I,,,;,, t.,..rl Ill ,.,....,,,..,,..,,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-17
~ THE EsEINS.
The milwaukee IHoIoCuu.t
Arrest OF the supposed
EnCCndinry.

MILWAUKEE, Jan AIRY lG.-Nourly
week has elapsed since the Ncwhall
h use went down III ruins and the ago
2lug shrieks Of itH victims, and the
fun extent Of the disabled remains un.
known. The Widest reports spread
over the city and thence to the utmost
limits Of the civilized world ON the day
Of tue disaster are fully realized, and
still the pick and shoy Of laburer- con
uuuc to add horrors. Yesterday closed
with % bodies recovered, and at noon
to-day tn number had increased to 81.
The bIuckeucd and unacceptable forms
uf three girls, SIDE by idle IN the luuu-
dry ruum, re taken ont lust
Hs ght enshroudcd the RUNS with
it's shadows like pail uf -luu n.
Eight bodies IN all have been
It, overed aloHg the west foundation
wall Of the building the remains of ser.
van girls who were undoubtedly strug-
< ing to reach the pHs-Rgewal into the
bank building when the were cut Off
by the flames The north wall having
been torn down, wo kmeu began exca.
waiting the two sec inns that were left
untouch d ON account Of the d niger
that meuaced by the lettering phi. III
brick and mortar We're rewarded in their
work 10y the Il scovcry " the body uf
large man at tn foot ~ the old ladies'
entrance, which WIS closed when the
elevator was placed IN the house. The
body WAS duub ed over the founln ION
wall, the greater portion Of 1t lying out
side, with the face downward. The uu-
fortunate victim had, without doubt,
mudc his way to one he Il NJ the stair
way, found 1t to be on fire aud a / exit
cut of, made a leap tia ough the sen Of
flame for the pavement aud struck over
walls. The mating a. the street utrHucc
was baked and matt Il into the flesh of
his stomach, but there was nothing ON
tie body to lend to Identification. The
remains wer' OF u very large man. Qmte
a distance has been made into the court
where 1t was expected lurEc number of
ladies' would be found, without
revealing any now victims, and
the opinion now prevails that the
uf the huu e who W re- awakened
10y the roar OF the flames made their
way to the Michigan aud Broadway
fronts aud that the worst feature Of the
disaster is now known and that very few
bodies remain i'm the ruins. IRE crowd
NJ people that stand about the p We.
meuts outside was as 'argr to day us It
was nm tn beginning Of the search. the
modification IN the weathc. having add
ed recruits to the watchers The first
impression created 10y lac awful caiaml-
ty however has worn OIL auI the
appearance Of the patrol wagon to
carry its horrible freight from the house
IA often greeted with coarse iests mud
laughter by hard hearted wrrtrhes who
consrcgat' IN groups about the prem
lses. Mr.. SchcIler, lessee Of the bar
room OF the NpWlalI hOusp. WAS arrested
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-17
FROM san ANTONIO.
R eIea-cd- The Zen Thompson
Case a IbriIi-hcr'- .EUIAc.

SAN ANTnSIo. JAuut RS ~ detective,
Price and Cameron we're released o. Wi
OF habcas CORFU, to-day, AMI = Ice s "a boz.
Is going 10 leave Tomorrow tor Nashville
tu took after his interest IN the rewa d 10
Folks apprehension.
be Ben Thompson trial is prOgrn- SIM
slowly, some new evidence beng piU-
duccd and interest unabard.
a young Engi- hman, cding himself
II. W. l.. Kay If dyes, who has been iu
Texas about one year. a ie.v days agu
announced to the British association th 4
through the death Oi his uncle In T. y Hn.
h" hat fallen hcir 10 an uunuity OF - OOU.
AID desired TO give q banquet in honor
IT the event supper WIS prepared at u
leading restaurant, but when asked fOr
half of bill by the Proprietor before The
tables were set, he did not give the cash,
AID members, including the Eugli-h
Clergyman, hud to advance him me
money. The understanding with g."
proprietor was that the balance would
he paid next day, which lac failed tu du.
On the strength Of hi4 fortune hc be
came eng gcd to u pretty English llrI
whom lac met at the supper. II turned
out to-day that ho had not inherited %
cent, and be made full confession.
saying he wanted to play 70 joke on the
British azso intion. The English pcDp.r
are highly indignant, and the Young
man may yet be taught IA severe lesson
at their hands.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-17
WACO EXAMINER
THE CITY.

See advertisement of Mr.. 1, Goldstein
one OF the most reliable dealers In the city
There are only few cases OF measlc.
in Waco university and they are all con.
valescent.
--"Prot Gimcrack's Boarding School
begins on Monday next, short term, two
nights only.
Examination at Prof Gl7crack's
Boarding School,on Monday and Tuesday
nights next week,
Several antelope from the stakei
plains came in by the Pacific expires
comp my yesterday.
The training OF the horses OF the ire
department is going on steadily very
necessary procedure.
sewn horses were estraycd ycsterdny
before Justice Dtvi- by gentleman + ON
the Geneva ncighborhood.
Nearly a hundred bles of cotton
we're received ycste-dty wo', rain. IN ID
and general sickness to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
Prot Gincrack's Boarding school
will hold it, sessions a. Merchants opera
horse, Waco, Moniay and tuesday, Jan
usry 22nd aud 2jrd.
The present weather g.. most unmvo,-
able Tor cotton picking and the neIr APP
proach # blowing time makes a rather
gloomy outlook tor cotton market.
t-...
10 uoi Hl 10 ir'u HuNelt',ii', II, "
This most reliable firm mean every word
which Is said In their advertisements.
-.-,.
An tIrof o'yG'l ca Nce,ei"iy III re-
gar 10 tne tlu,c VI ~ w "." w 'u'
nI the 1i','o4,. ana La.nJ ho,ln ,l Ivy.
uAIh' IL arrives At"lo anu 'eANe7 al 900
-lio,,' ~. =. b No.hetI{; deputy SUI
pr me dictator OF 'he ~ OF H. Iti'Nerrl
very interesting lecture h.t n'Rh 20 Tue
members oil inc otueI al Tue Lehula"
iAi'
Though Elst Waco is not prosperinp
in A business ,y.y any one who think. he
can buy uropcrty There iora SOM i. sadly
mistaken. R.nl property Is bright ana
lots readily sold AT GOOD. even Arre
prices.
Attention "a directed TO thc ADVERTISE
mcni oil hrN. y. D. SHAW nus morning
the prospectus oil a monthly publication