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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-14
TELEGRAP TIC
treasurer POlR's DefaicatiOn.

Nashville, 10 The report eff the COM
mittee of the legislature investigating the
treasury default, to-day, say the entire
deficiency is S402, 600. In March, ,'78,
Polk was behind $4,000, in Isl it was
Sal 900: in April, 1872, il was S2l6 COO,
when be settled with the state. On the
the latter day, he deposited checks for
5000 in the First National Bank,
Nashville, drawn on the state de-
positories, requesting that they should
not be presented for few days, The
bank complied, but refused to give him
credit on its books; he, however, entered
up the credits on bis books, aud the COM
mittee did not investigate the books Of
the bssk; they took fer granted that he
had money there, as was shown by his
books. He vas given false credit of
S33, 1915 at the Nashville Savings
bank, the credi. appearing upon Folks
books, and also upon the book of the
bank, of sol $40 by the Mercantile Ma
tionsl BANK, of Nashville, of $40, coo by
O. Corners Bank and S45, 600 on the
books Of the Bank of Columbis. The
com missioner passed his account and
reported that his office was all right.
The condnct of the banks 10 giving
Polk 8 false credit IS unprecedented in
the history Of legitimsteiy conducted
ard honorable banks, and was indefensi
bic in law, and morals, The attorney
general OF the stste IS instructed to pro-
Ceed against them for the smount of the
defalcation stree tnss time. on the
ground that had the banks not done this,
Folks deficiency would have been found
out, and the state saved 100000 In
New York, last summer, while Polk
WAS finding bonds, he entered into heavy
speculstions in Louisville and Nashville
stock with Victor Neweomb, and lost
large amount. CHECKS for large amounts
signed by Polk in favor OF Victor New
comb, Usited States National Bank,
Pearl 4 Co., COIN, Pepper s. Co., and
Thslgarten s. Co., New York, were
sent here for collection, snd paid by
Folks clerk by order of Polk out of the
treasury. He also entered in pool in
Memphis snd Charleston stock, in
which Re was heavy loser, It is esti.
mated this amount was about S75, 900.
Evidence showed that 0'Connor came
into The treasury frequently
and demanded money which was
always given him. Polk once
remarked TO Fleming, Jim, If I
can once get my neck from O'Connor's
heel; Cd d-n him, I'll kill. him."
Polk invested $4,000 in silver mines in
Mexico; $4,000 in the Daily American,
when the Russell party bought it last
summer large amount in iron inter-
esEs in Alaribs, and lumber interests in
North Carolina, sll of these being paid
out of the treasury. Part of Folks in
yestments have already been attached,
and others will be attached for the bene-
fit ef the state st once.
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Tho Shipping Bill.

New York, l3.-Fhe Times thinks the
shipping bill was pretty thoroughly evils
cerated before it passed the present
House, and its chief value IS it now
stands, consists in the removal OF some
Of the burdens and restrictions upon the
employment Of shipping, and the admis-
sion Of shipping materials free of duty.
The Tribune says: Theform in which
the bill has gone through the House, is
such that even il it should finally become
law, it will not materially effect the ship
building interests OF the country. Ex-
treme advocates on both sides will be
greatly dissatisfied with the result, and
to an impartial observer, it will perhaps
seem that the House wasted q good deal
Of public time in fruitless discussion,
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Pension Frauds.

Washington, 13.-The statement has
gained considerable circulation that
thousands of those on the pension rolls
were never in the army in any capacity,
and are put on by Congress. This is not
credited at the pension Office, where the
subject of attempted fraud in securing
pension is receiving the closest possible
attention. Evidence of actual military
service is necessary to any action, and
this must appear from the official muster
rolls. Many applications Of those who
have served are rejected from variety
OF causes. 1t is from this class that the
cases which Congress attempts to re-
lieve are taken,
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ChIcc5 RnfIdinr.

New York, 10 After the regular
evening service at st. AIMS Chapel,
Brooklyn, last night Ex-chief Justice
Prince, of New Mexico, made an address
to the American church building COM
mission. The objGct of the society is to
raise 81, o00, 600 as permanent fund, the
interest Of which is TO be used in assist
ing parishes in building churches where
they are unable 70 raise the amount them
selves.
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Ram, Routed,

Chicago, s. Commissioner Raum
comes up fresh and smiling from his I'M
doubted defeat for senator in Springfield.
he says he fought his own battle and is
perfectly satisfied with the result. The
most prominent politicians thinkCullom's
election is pretty certain, despite some
detection and mutterIngs.
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Three Twins.

Sullivan, ILL.,, 13-On Friday. last
week, the wife Of IsiAh Wagner, living
about mile fIom Bethany, gave birth
TO three children, two boys and q girl,
the three weighed twenty-five pounds,
all Of whom were still-born. The
mother died on Saturday all were buried
10 one grave.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-14
Moro Boston Excurafnns.

New York, l3.-Boston papers adYer-
tise three California excursions, the same
as lsst year, the dates Of departure being
April 5th, 18th and 10Th, gl1- the South
eTn Pscihc, retur ing over the Central
Pacific, with an extensive round of sight
seeing, visits in Colorado and Califosnis,
the tour occupying fifty.fve days.
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Special.

c91nO FIFTEEN ACRES OF no. 1
P-1OO land in the five acre plot. Big
Field, board fence with cedar posts, full water
right to all oft.
S1050 AN ADOBE HOUSE OF -FOUR
Q4AoO rooms, lot 4x10 rods, south front,
on street car line, shade and fruit trees; good
sell; where property is rising in value.
81 OO A CORNER LOT, Sl1O RODS,
P4 w one Of the bes. in Salt Lake City,
in a part Of salt Lake City that is very desir.
able. On the market for very short time
6eOOA 4 FARM OF THIRTY-SIX
DOOON acres OF remarkably good soil,
with brick h0use ofseVen rooms, brick cellar
and granary. and log cabin Of two rooms;
full water right; two good orchards, reaper
and mower.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Philadelphia. l3-W. h. Vanderbilt
confesees having 10000 shsres of the
Reading stock, TO think very highly of
Mr., Gowen, and to desiring that he do
not resign.
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horrible RumOr.

Chicago, ia groundless rumor wa
started here to-day and made much ex-
element, that the suspension bridge at
Niagara Falls mad fallen, with train of
cars. It may have been telegrsphed
west.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver
Complaint. you have a printed
guarantee on every bottle of Shiloh's
Vitalizer. 1t never fails to cure.
Sold by z. G. NJ. 1. Drug Store. (15)
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NASAL INJECTOR free with
zach bottle Of Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price soc. Sold by 2. C.
Is. 1. Drug Store. (16l
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CONDITIONS

Commission Of 81 per cent. against
Bank Draft payable on delivery of Ship
ping Documents; or, 5 per cent with
half cash, balance drawn for with Bills
Of Lading. Suitable Produce taken in
payment.
All Trade end Cash Discounts con-
ceded to purchasers. Original Invoices
forwarded when requested.
Liberal Advances made on Consign-
ments,
The Agency represents, Buys and Sells
FOR Firms.
Every branch CT Personal Agency
Business transacted.
Sample Orders and Correspondence
solicited.
Price List on ApplicQtian.
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A Sen.

London, 13-The Duchess of Con
Deught was safely delivered o. a son q;
WiudEor Castle.
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S. ". DARKE. WM. FULLER
). W. DARKE { CO.
NOTARIES PUBLIC
Fire Insurance,
Real Estate,
Money LOaning

ES-Cau at our Office and ses other proper
ties, as TINS IS net one-han Of cur list OF
houses, building lots and farms.
"4he best facilities for making cellec-
tions, local c. foreign. Returns promptly
made.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-05

pendent Pulpit, edited and published nv
James ID. shaw, late pastor of the VI. +.
church south. at Waco. Is among our ex-
changes. II wa; asserted by the church
Journals hat when Mr.. Shaw deserted or
tnodox teaching and preaching that lite
oi training and usefulness was being
thrown into the scales on the side OF evil.
we have no more right to doubt MIR.
shaw sincerity now than heretofore, and
whether the great mass agree with him or
not they can read the last issue of the
Pulpit without being badly tainted"
The announcement (which will be
seen elsewherC) OF the dissolution of the
weil-known grocery firm OF kelnm 4
Rottn, will excite general surprise and in
terest 1t is the pioneer Wholesale house
OF Waco and has been OF great benefit to
the city. 1t is cause for graduation that
the senior partner, Mr.. kellum will carry
On the business on rs large scale as ever.
We may also add that it is to be- hoped
Waco is not destined to LOSE such valua-
Bile citizen and business man a. Mr. Rotan.
such men are needed here now more than
ever
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-05

IL the secret of good health Then b.
you would he free Of those terrible par
oxysms OF nervousness, SICK hehdarhe
aud sleepless nights which finally term
uate III general breaking down Ut the
whole system caused by Imperfect
assimilation Of food cr what is mn-t
commonly called dyspepsia and iudlge-
tion-we would say to all such 20 NJ
o ce and psk your druggist for a bo tie
Of /. !. l., or Improve Iron luygoratof.
Manufactured by Tucker y Willis, Waco.
1t viii do more to build mp your system
when broken down from any cause than
any other tonic or InugoratOr We kuo"
Of. Everybody who huH given 1t Tan
trial land that number now l- many wal
testify to the correctness Of TINS state
meut.-32ltc
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Stockholders and Directors
Meeting.

The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders OF the Texas and st. Louis
Railway company, in Texas. will be held
ut the Office OF the COMPANY in Tyler.
Texas, on Wednesday, the 25th day OF
April, 1883, at l0o'cock Il. m. Tor the bur
pose OF electng nine directors to serve Tor
the ensuing year, and transacting such
other business MS may properly come be
fore said meeting.
The regular annual me, ting of the iii.
reciors of said company will be held at
same place and on the same day at II
O'Clock IN. for the purpose of electing n
president, vice president, treasurer, secre-
tary, and such other officers MS they mny
deem necessary, and transacting the gen
clal business of the company.
CnAs. l.. BuNNtR.
3lSlaWiw Secretary.
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FOR SALE.

NJ ,y,,, t. a
J., NO; - ] Sou acres OF laiid' one OF
Wy Wy me- 'a' '''7 j." ." lc"Nan county
AL under ,,", 'ellre; 600 acres ~ r"lliya-
. uou, NJ acres j" PASTURE II miles
IRON waco" o...
40. 1 ',,,'1,} ares lhuu III hosq"5
county AuIIaoIr I"r 7Perp rahchi sood
range PlthtN s'l'dr "hu wafer
40, D. ,|V a'r'S la"u' heavily UNI
pcIe"' !" '",''"t'e county.
40 o. 10" acres S09u farming
'ai.u "''U,il nan li'IIe OF Mt"regor
No. C-"Al acres good farming land
o" l'le NelI M'Lehhan survey III faIls
county
NO g., 'ou acres, "A beau llul iarn,
nue. peach orchard, well improved;
iuO acres Ill cu''lNa,ion' seven miles
from waco near hlchey station, on
IcNas ana ~ Lolls ralifoau' ..
NO. 9-flVe !ots on North flith
street
NO lV-f I've acres Iaiu ON norm
skin street adjoining refer McClel-
anu residence Iot'
, NO IA ueSlraple feSl'tcilce on
fourth street, lhrce doors rom cor
her Oh Mary tour rooms WIN all the
ilouerh couNthlehces.
climatrd.
NO. l9--I2oV nue. Mcriho ewes nc
cIllliateu'
NO. ia sllaII house ana lol on
rott's residence.
ia worry desirable hrirk residence
on Franklin street uyar Thirteenth.
six rooms nuibou.c- Kitchen stable
comuaratiyey new bou.r in splendid
rcpnir lot 1OI,165
is-One hundred and sixteen acres
within two miles of Waco. one of
the best farms in McLcnnan county,
nil i'm high state of cultivation, opp0-
site the Berry Tricc farm. Also 10
acres of timbcrrd land
No. ia small residence on South
Eleventh street lust below Missouri
Pacific railroad, i've rooms, lot 62vl65
No. 2O-A small residence on South
Eleventh street. lust below Missouri
Pacific railroad, three rooms, good
well, lot ~ l-2NlGj.
No. q 20 acres. line farm, twelve
miles from Waco, one and one. halt
from South Busquc. 100 acres in good
state cultivation. 10 under fence and
in good grass, plenty of timber in pas
lure for shade and tircwoud, comlor
table house and fine spring, GOOD or
cbard and about "A mile of fine hedge
No. 23 to acres OF land and an A
No. flour mill aud cotton gin, II
miles from Waco. on the Texas and
It. Iunis railroad a few steps from
GnuIh pne.nu. station MN and yin
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l'u.hiuuIothe Front.

Messrs HAMLET ~ klauber illustrate
the proverb that "where there ia will
there Is way Their energy and Vim
is securing them permanent position
among tue business firms Of the city aud
with daily arrivals of drugs, fancy goods,
perlumeries, etc, to their already large
stock, they cannot fail to draw II large
proportion OF public patronage III their
lue-I.I-lw
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BY calling at Carter Il Moore's or J l..
tornish's drug store, you eau get sam
pie bottle of DIR. Bosanko's Cough aud
Lung Syrup which will relieve the most
obstinate cough or cold, and show you
what the regular fifty cents size will do.
When troubled with asthma, bronchitis,
dry, hacking cough, palus III the chest,
and all discusses of the throat and lungs,
try sample bottle of this medicme,--
OS22lw
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The proof Of the pudding D. not lu
chew ing the string, put N having am OPP
portuuity to test the article direct.
Garter Il Moore and DR.. j. l..
Corn sh, druggists have Il free tnal
bottle OF DR.. Busanko's Cough aud
Lung Syrup for each and every Que
who is ifiicted with Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Consumption or any Lung Az
fectiOn.-O3 iwtf.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-05

Dansiger's Vegetable Fever and Ague
Powders are q sure and safe cure Tor all
malarial lever, dyspepsia and bilious com.
plants. These powders have been
thoroughly tested, having been selling Oh
their merits ior the past thirty years prin-
clpally in the eastern states and in the
West Indies. See Testimonials, which can
be had on application. Price ) per box.
Can be sent by mail. For sale by Castles,
Morrison ii Co.. Waco, agents, Tor cen
tra TRANSPORTATION.
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After a period OF six week, the we'll
known and successful dry goods m't-
chant, Mr. Is. HAber, has returned from
the east and u now ready 10 exhibit a stock
OF well chosen good. We know nm t.
exercise the best OF Judgment IN making
selections. and can therefore supply The
necessary demand nj astOuishin2ly los
price. Call and look through siOch De-
lore inyesdng. Satisfaction guaranityd'--
I!-ll.,
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Bees, Italian queens, bee hives and all
fixtures pertaining to an apiary, smok-
ers, books ON the he , b e Journals, etc,
for ale at the Guyton apipry, at the
junction of north aud south Bosque.
Also transferring done
0-3-2d&wlm. GUYTON Bros.
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NOTICE.

The firm OF k,llum & Rotan is this day
dissolved by mutual con .ent, w. Il. kel
lum succeeds to the business and assumes
all liabilities. Eitherpirner is authorized
to sign in liquidation OF outstanding nc
counts. kELIIM ~ ROTAN.
Waco, Tex, April I, 1883. i-GllOd
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atranpsp-"Is,y, Mister Mig Head, you seem
g. 10 lille on What ais ypuf'
MIG Head Well, yeSi you SEQ I va 1u,
with Tho boys last night, and q a kinder miIsi.'
sfranDer-"I appears - tom this loos' u
ND Head-"It don't feel orseily like To Jhs,i.
pears 10 be kinder 'Hvviloi up aud ~ u It Lal .
notion to bust, and the pain h. tetrhls,"
stranger" II you VIII got bottle ot hAloy'-
Saline AVouent, one Ut two doses will put heat
GU you that your ftipudz would T0uH CUTIE"
MTG Head -" IN DO any thing ~ got III o. all
thus pain aud sun ring 20
TIL. marvellous tomeiy cutop those terrible heAi-
aches oleEnsss tie stomach, urluait tho buWolat
unloeks the liver relieves cUnatI alton At once" sui
giVss the hills chance e. ~. II has become tho
popular and STANDARD remedy tor constipation, bill
iDi,no.s, SICK headache, heartburn Aci stomach,
aud all dispases rs1uiung teal NEE and ElsAsa1'
pursatiys o. physie,
II never nGu-ssto, nor priro', acts In one o. two
hours, aud Ia Just 90 delightful and TeiisshiuE
drunk, that every hoiY likes e.
II unoluuis aud rDols the brain, 1uiHa the nerves,
snd ~ a rms quo non tGT tho headache uflAdisss
II mtugates tho Iang4 ~ th"utnatHm snd govt
relieves Kidney and urinary uuuhlea, and pain 10
the back. For dysUeptiga 10 nrl4 Ike charm, aui
has no s1usl m ruflnR a coHstiT I's' haiti II q.
merchants, clerks, mychapi0s, factory hahds, stu
dents teachers AMI all prfaouH who lead closely
c1unnsd life and arc subject % headache difyuets
aud torpid bowels n Ylu are troubled with
coated tongue, foul breath ll's II Nrpsutg y gen.
sTl sluRgushuess HALEY 70 Halue Aprfuut will cufs
pleasant sud Hlaahlv, aud 10 much cheaper, to- fact
Il regular family iuediau" curst within itsnlf
spAihla- and f0aWs Ju8t Ike glass u soda
water, and 10 Just ~ pleasant. b0 cents shi s4il
sssfy-uLsIs. ). r. uunuIu0LE Go,
ItupbvtpEs, Louisville, ~,
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25.CENT COLUMN.
DENTISTRY.

nR. GEO. p MANN. Dentist. % Austin a,-
- enue. first-clas work at reasonable
prices sp' clal attention given 60 the treat.
ment ui the natural teeth .-.UalG'f
L. JONES and WIN. ktur viii to- au
"a. office AMI travelling uravtlre uNvr hours
from u III. to- p III. pnicc vururr .ith aud
Austin streets. i l-dlw-Wlt
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FOR RENT.

A desirable Office in tue Masonic
building, over Levine Bros. dry good
hOuse,
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At certain ages Hui periods u w1msn's ne Tiers
cumes certain troubles, aches, psins snd suu"rnga
pifls Life ~ sixteen, nti & Hos ny Au1 haunt the
married wlIlu until after The "turu " llfs.''
tons have headache. evlfnWiug II the head,
meut.l aud nervous probation, tltnthei cleeas,
baudless lips, ifsl.ss syts. 'loulsd bran. while
Othsfs suffer with painful ftsFlhrtss. uterine d.
piaes,Aeuu ani Ulcers, hystercsi srasfns. pbIslal
yTo.ttstlon, chronic oucuTfhTa thluflHis supptes.
sills, lose u appvtte uyatau dssHsos kdusy alec.
tt9us etr which IN numefoul cases shd 10 .f.Istnr
It's, cuuVllsluns, iuHaHtY Hul death. Thsse ais
generally thu result u tualtvutiUn. An fsmsl-i
Inau the Glass u compiaiuH we Hllule 20 h0s.
ladies all these troubles cAn ta Hygilsd sud cured.
We hsys proof nom tb1uaauis.
Dr.. Dfouly 91s gilab Female Biit-fs vii cue
you sound sod eIiHrili ulgss you healthy .Hi
L.ppy will inska 700 fsyl like a new woman Ani
~ mistake. Sold bJ all Druggists at 81 ~ Hsli
yJm address fYr = t0pf Of " bfomsU1ls's Est1llJ
Medical AJus5I, f1ss b. ths aT..tsi.
!. a.. plaas1gts 3 Co,
gIJyDvtyrs. Louisville. VI
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NOR RENr two uicr COTTAGE tour ruan.
i bach on FINN street Nppl IT,
.-Bl-lw TRAVIS luN r.
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INOR RENT Front room over u' store de-
L -irlb'r tor office ot hrd 40 m
ASST BAltI Muui3r
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IASr orr CIOIHlNG VIII pe, cash tor
Y second hhud cluthtng t'l. ~ l.r.
,irncr. for same. Addrre, Examiner
once --l-3 lN
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NOR RENT. Hair ct a ltrFr -I'tv rout uu
L Au-tln stree. inquire ri lur 'iupr ull
COMPANY . uhinr --G .'N-lW
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FOR KENT

INOK RENr. Sew house uicrlN hni n,i.
l. with tour ruum- ON yurnrr ~ seventh Npl
Mary IT. Gets Apply ou the ptruh-r- g t.NV
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RECLINING CHAIR CARS FREE,
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC R'Y.

Tia. q -tri track the Miller platform, and
thc ,upruy al Automatic air hrIk" On
rll au- iu IL ga aengcr trains. II
b. IN every respect
.fIESI-CI.ASS RAJ W A \.
lnf mrps titnr-inhlcs, and interesting
road u' matter cunccrnin' the Missouri
r.our und L. connections with other
lu D.. which val Dee mailed tree, address
II. T. UlGIit~, p,7s. AT tluu-t II Fer.
q " NJ lLlOtGil, As, / Goui. Pass.
Act Marshall Tex.
+ CHANDLER, t'cu PAS Agt 81 Loul',
n Vi. nGNlElhird Nice-fres't NJ Louis
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NOR SALE.--W" have one thousand Euui
i wool sack which wp VIII sell nt H| rtFt- %
niece JOHN +. MARSH q g.
aI-dWlm
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FOR SALE

INOR SALE Fifty cords oi wood at BlsGuc
II bridge. Price, 81 per tprl. Nldr",- I
5. Riggs, Hosqueyillr or Waco, ~ apply az
bridge. --4-3-lN
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NOR SALE. Two pair ct good, young nnlas,
Enquire at wiley Jones stable, mira
street. --4-3-lw
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Waco, Texas, AU5tin street, b-twgr
Filth aud Sixth streets. 2idSw lm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-05

I'OR RkNT -iiundsonri we'll ventilated
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Neosho Collegiate Institute.

On Monday, Sept. Sd, 1888. be.
gins the fourth scholastic year Of
the Neosho Collegiate Institute,
under control Of the NJ. Il. Church
South, in Neosho district. A bet.
ter location is not easily found
Neosho is noted for religious ad-
vantages, healthy climate and
other requisites necessary for the
support and prosperity Of such
schools; situated on the St. Louis
& San Francisco railway, 3l4miles
southwest from St Louis; pOpula-
ton about 1900. and is the county
seat Of Newton county. In add
ton 10 the present buildings. a
large and commOdious brick build
ing. 62xi30 feet, pleasantly locat-
ed, elegantly situated and well ven
tilaied vii be ready for use in the
fall term. Those IN search Of
homes for the purpose Of educating
their children and those who desire
io attend school. viii DO well b.
give The "City 81 sprinrsr q triai.
Tuition low; good facilities for
boarding In regular boarding
houses, kept fof hat purpose. Of In
rrirsfr familiss Al from az ~
l3Wpef week Per furfhcrinior-
nation write for catalogues fo tht
President. " G. NoSleorfRf.
Neosho. No