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Daily Republican., 1883-01-26

The following ~ the fulI text of Levy
couitman Silvcr's farewell address IL
the retiring Democratic members yes
trrhay;
TIL" clos" Of to-day's session will
terminate tn" career aS Levy tourtm"n
for the present at least, Of five of otll
fellow menihers, uf them Onr worthy
and venerable President. For twelve
years he has been "A member Of this
Court, eight of which be has presided
over its deliberations We all know
that it was merit alone hat enabled him
so long 10 hold this position but for all
that II il compliment even 10 merit to
50 long retain the kind wishes and CON
idcncc Of ones constituents, and We
congratulate the gentleman most sin
ccrrly on his having done 50, and hope
his shadow may meyer grow less. As
to the other members, il is sad TO think
that after to-day, though Wells may
abound, their fountains will be- dry tor
us. \ Weir may b" quite as effective
III rnirapping the inhabitants of our
streams and brooks, but its efficiency
will M longer avail rs. The tender and
succni"nt Polk may spring IN all it,
irrshur-s and luXuri"ncr, but it will b"
20 grace other than our tables.
The Morrison may shine with all its
ct'ulgrucc and hrilIiancy, but alas il
will hc 10 longer Bright with lis. All
We Will have Of III" old set vii! be what
is usually termed tn" ninth part of a
man Ga Tay)or), but "" are happy to
say in This instance the gentleman can
''-cr that and 90 several points better. -
During our two years Of official inter
course with the retiring members we
found them always courteous and kind,
in fact, socially, all that couId be de
sired. Politically, the least said, per
hal,s. the b"ttcr--tO mrtr them justice,
they did ''Ho more harm than they
could.
In parting with our departed friends
We are free to admit that we shall miss
them in many, many ways. W" shall
miss their cordial SautatiunS and hearty
graspS Of the hand on meeting We
shall miss their skill aud Judgment
acquired by long exprri"ncc--in man
aging the affairs Of the Court. When
the foarning bowl Of Gamhrinus passe,
mcrrily around, their rubicund and
merry faces will no longer beam with
!, ,aiIs."r'ioh; Us. h"', ,'' lr7''N' l"H,'
''ai. Shll'S h'f" ana mere oyer 'n' ,a'''
IN" goes "'re',Iv "h''' l''rF III" IL"
want II 70 90, 'h'ir many p'oNN utter
ancr1 will no longer p: H'a!"'
When our frl'o" citizens OF African
descent apply t" b" placed ON n"
assessment lists, and question ARISES
As to their age, We shall miss thrlr sNlII
III determining tins matter by the lr"lh'
So shall We miss their judgment III de-
Daily Republican., 1883-01-26
List Of Public Sci a..

Jan. %. l.. W. Stidham n Son, city.
" q, Edward Wilson, Brandywlne Hi.
~, Philip AmbOld, city, 9th ward.
~, sill 4 Isnly, Red Lion, Pa.
80. Estate Of j. Z. Hudson, st. George
30 Jacob l.. Goodlcy, 3rnn1ywine HID
81, Lewis Graves, Christiana HID.
Fob. |. w. II. Dawson, near kirkwood,
l. Amos W. House, Chadds Ford Pa.
D. IL. HoGecker, Trustee.
9, Thomas Wilson. Ghristlana Hd.
10 B Niclds Trustee, city.
10, Geo l.. Denuey, iihson's stable city
" u, Estate Of II. Spruance, Smyrna.
ID, Evan Brown, at Southwo0d.
10, l.. +. Adair, Wilmington, Del.
Il. chaudlcr'4 Estate, Newport.
~, Jacob Casho. White Clay Creek.
~, j T. Richardson, Mill Creek Hd.
- %, L. r. Adair, Wilmington, Del.
" %. q. N. d. Lyman, MIL Creek.
%, Samuel DOnnell, White Clay Creek.
'' -, benjamin Campbell, Newark. Del.
Mar. !. Mrs. Jabez Banks, Mil Creek HI.
" |, Amos W. House, chadds Ford, Pa
6, John Bradford, New Castle HID.
- =, Isaac NailOr, Brandywine Hid.
II. Atwood Weldin, New Castle Hid,
" 10, owen Crow, city.
" n Garrett X Furrcy, city
Daily Republican., 1883-01-26

his progress and gives 10 his gait adurk
like waddr that is at once dainty and
unique. Frank Rush tips the hay
scales Al 335 pounds. He is gifted not
only with fat, but also with singing and
boxing procIivi1ics. With the latter
procliyity he can knock ont almost any
thing from Il 'icnapLa 10 IN eye. Last
hut NOT least IN this gorgeous pagcantry
Of obesity was Colonel Goshen, who APP
pears not only as a giant, but also a. II
fat man.
He could not be- called a daisy, nnr
even likrned t" the "aUllial Wilde
flower. His weight, Gttj pounds, is
against him. wasclOtArd iuuIlltary
garb and wore a InouSiachr that
wa, waxcd within an inch Of his life
He i, not pretty, hut lart'--'"ry large
IL ~
Daily Republican., 1883-01-26
SSHhzszE,1Klh0|I's;;;i;;; :

5:!.:|:zz;yE4z&SS|Iyi
sun rises 7.y. sun sets BIG.
Davis, the jewcer. +. End street
! A new assortment Of lamps at a9c store
! a. s. Humphrey x Bro, one-prce hatters
DR.. Darinon's office, 1924 Camac st., Phila.
| For cut flowers and funeral designs, go to
/ Si3 Market st.
Gum boots repaired by +. HOfcck"r, at lU2
West Second street.
| Fine !, X. Plain Gold Rings, at l.. f.
! HAnfs, 10 East Fourth st.
Wanted-tIre escapes on hotels, and wa
ter ESCAPES on steamships.
Chicago has had foot of snow; but it is
not so blg AZ the st. Louis foot.
Fog prevents malaria hut fog horn pro-
duccs insanity enough to make up.
II. NJ. MuIln has full stock of tobacco
and cigars for 1859, 52j ". Front st.
Tom Thumb tried to KNOCK down IA Chicago
hackmah, and was mad because the man
didn't know it.
New Jersey has the most thOrOugh2oing
bank officials, They leave nothing behind
them ~hen they go.
Ross. ll6 Market street has great, bargains
in winter hats CABS and underwear. Now is
the time to get good goods at very low prices.
Can and see them,
"Oh. ma. may | % out to swim Too
cold. my darling daughter "CAn | 90 to
the matinee with Jim'' Why, yes, if you
'"'''N !'' 'uS
An rAchaNEo say l!h' r'hc p"lie ihoNc II
'',a't" - ~ ,, ,I th,u.n,,f ,rtIns
I .,r i, '''l ,,r'' ', ~, rr',,i
"H'''' 1t '''' '''''1"'
" woman III Lewiston, Me- ehlS DOORS
and papers ana ENJOY theli' ms II h"' an
Isolated Gaze. mere + a woman III lhis Town
who "lryUufa' Dui1a's novels,
Iur br,rty ut ,uouliiurs | want the public
:, r,ii ana See. till1 IN splendid order and
pattern. Walnut and Rosewood un>urpa--
7hhIe' u IA ha"sl' 'o' '''''P''' ''i'oO'
There is a tariff on skeletons. and the gov
ernIuent must hnNc in the course of time. de
rived quite revenue from the importation Of
.,rt stront ,n,rt,at ,gL.rn van viii tiud n onnI
,',,,ty Of t,a,y hu,.L yyh.,, tnnr nIsn ruII
n Lrt',r ,.h.,,.sa -vI, ~ ate
,tr
circus ihlShl gan th' ,put"tl"h % nav
lh- the champion c4liiHpII'l' II II "Oulu tii-
rage Il man vii" u9uiI ''rp ont Hl the saw
uItclI wan ".,cr,ln,,.J rr,vu ..th,t rhar-
ley il unscnsh IN h,s affection: he loves the
Daily Republican., 1883-01-26

Two more ballots for t. ). Senator
were taken yesterday in th" Michigan
Irgi-Iuturr. The second stood Ferry,
is Stou', 46 Hannah, it; Will"ts, q;
Iianchrt, X, scattering, ,.
one ballot for L. :. Senator taken
Yesterday by III" Minnesota L"@i>latur"
resulted Window, 81; Wilson, %i ;
Dnnrll, 10; Cole, Il; Hubbard .;
kinurcd, Il Davies, i Farmer, 3 star
/ Wakefield. Il; scattering, :
The twelfth ballot for +. :. Senator,
IN jont convention "l the Nchra. kI
Lrgi-Iaturr, yesterday, stood Boyd, II;
Njl,arl. -; Thayrr, l6 saunders, IL;
C,rviu, Il; Connor, q S,rickH, <; Man
drrSnu, :; Morton, ): III" rest scatter
mo
Daily Republican., 1883-01-26

Nrxr Monday evening tn" mem h"rN
Of Gr;lrr NJ. T., Church will hold Al
election tor four trustees, :" serve ".
ensuing three years, inp'arrot AI"Nan-
der KoIIy. Thomas b, smith, {, Wesley
Wrnliu and Washington Hastings, ana
enc trustee to serve au un"Nplrrd term
ut one year, in plar" OF George W.
rnu.A.- Nnrnll. .rl
Daily Republican., 1883-01-26

the fl,roli, temperance ,tdv"rat", will
soon return to Philadelphia, after an
absence of nearly Inr"" years. His
hrallh is said lp hr had|y broken. He
is Threatened with serious pulmonary
ruupl.ca'uu~ and has lately spent ON
that account much time in the Scottish
iliGh,auda, uut without th" hop" of
bon. 1T
Daily Republican., 1883-01-26

Mr.J. IT, Mrtralt, m"nhrr of i.m.
iiANpgnt from the city Of Kingston n"'.
|Wno 3ormery subject to "&itrn. ...'
|ntgU ~ the chest, for which hr ,'"."
|Gud no relncdy bat 81, jacobs Or u"
14reet German Remedy.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-26
~. Wylic nuilIiaGi. ". ~. =

nsleys, S. c., say; After using lh",
pttles Of s. $. ). in cas-" Of liIn"d
isease given up to die, am satisfied
k1tll llfecoyrr. Price Sl.OO and ol.75 per
odeele of ali druggists.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-26
60
SPECIAL MENTION.

CAKD.-.TO all who are suffering from
the errors Of indiscretons Of youth nervous
weakness. early decay, loss Of manhood, etc,
will acnd recipe that will cure yon, KEL
or CHARGE. This great remedy va dl-
covered by missionary in south America.
send n selfaddrcsaed envelope to the REV
JOSEPH I lNMAN, Station u, New York
city, urtll-lld&w
Daily Republican., 1883-01-26

I3li King street, is the place to bn\
white POTATOES, sweet potatoes, apples,
cue.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-26
OUR LAW MAKERS.
W WAlGENDMENTk TO THKIMNI-
ATlON BILI.-OTHER Busf.
NESS.
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i VoVfR, Del, Jan, %, lHS3.
srltf fArr-MokSISG SESSION.
= n. ,,tn,.ol,,aI. c,,,,..,
!l2 !:2 "A ~ ~ :, ~ ''i'''N''
nv 'l'ail aii; ,,s,a..
lowing o',i9 phsS'i '''e ''"i,''''
tiie Giiar,'r "' ,ht JACKSON ,
Mtrpi' w. "hi'h ci"'Ie''
Jackson Lime al" ,"'' '' m'''
epifaI stock no, "Sn"rul,'Hnio'' ,
&c. J"riNiilG 'he ~. MARY '"'",
nce Brhehciai Pioneer 'orl,H 81
] tOn; Incorporating IN" river
tAnd Improvement company
seEar" F"rll iiz"r Co., "l layton.
9llDwlng bills were introduced
~, Belts, act to incorporate the
no@ Forgr Co.; Mr.. taycnd"r gay"
14 Ga bill t" provide for th" III
Of steam boilers in this state.
lIOwins bills passed second read
n
IN W provide a uniform ballot for
6o&1dn purposr-; act to amend an a",
tSh1lshing Stat" Board of Health;
<ic6no bills: incorporating the Journey
Daily Republican., 1883-01-26
Painting and Draining.

W. Simmons, practical house and
sign painter, granting and glazing.
Residence Gil W. Fourth street ; shop
y. T.. cor End and West streets, vii
miuptOu. bel
Daily Republican., 1883-01-26

WIN. II. Dawson, who resides near
Kirkwoud, will sell hiN stock and farm
Ing utensils n public sale on ThnrSdaS,
the first day ut f"lTunrN'
Daily Republican., 1883-01-26
s1Ocking Bird Food,

made 10y Camden Bird Food 90. For
sale by Taylor " Fullerton, 3"2 King
street
Nuw is the time 10 bug buttons. W"
are selling buttons for - cents and -,
formerly sold for - and S2,oN, Lower
priced ONES nt Il great reduction. VI J..
Riley, 22S iing street.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-26
The WAY the Smallpox

came 10 Wilmington is a mystery t'
many people. 1t can be kept away by
smoking S1ansbury Murray'o mrdi
Gated 8 cent cigars, No, y Fr"uch street,
opposite the new depot.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-26
Flour.

There is a growing demand for or
." My Pet Flour" 1t is n -four that -
hard 10 beat for the money. Buy "a
barre before il raises in price. \ H.
'r,.,r1I ~ ~ Er,nt II rect
Daily Republican., 1883-01-26

| WAS NhA'h "liLih an nun va ''i' '''''
ne - ""' l''''S' ""' '"'t ''' ''' -
y ~
~ ~
"r"iAA "IN"H
kD;-,iN an VINO are ,t ,u,,t''' ''R 'rn,U
weakness. early decay, loss Of manhood, etc
will send recipe that " II cure yon. ihtl
or CHARGE ms great remedy va a.
"y",ru -rmd nitaddrr9am n nSs" +" ,h HTV
.JOSErH I lNMAN, Station D. New York
! city. ""ul-'l"@"
10" VIII i""
the finest assortment "l nom" lnan'
creams ana rar"ii"IS III 'h' 'i'S al 'h'
Inld fashion muIaSSeH 'ah"\ man :,
Always fresh ana strictly pulr' nid ne
! "h'S l''h'' II, IH' r'iy' d, - ha' n,'
,,.,,r.u,
|
III the best brands oi WlHl'f ana
spring "n"A' n""'' p"'N"'i''' '''''I,
"ii' I"" ,''oH ,I w." '.' ".''' a., ','
lnwrst cash prjcr, w. j. Ki,rhlr,
Front aud Madison streets.
u.,.,,, .aGr.,,,,y
-, ,t-I
,;,'n ,,in!,r .'""'p''' '',r.i,inina auI ,I,zi,'r
E"silrurrGl " Tourth street . Shnn
\ T. cor Dud and West street. vii
miurtou' Del,
The u.x ,be knnlI.Dox
cam. +, Wilminptou i, a mystery to
,n,ny r.,nIa II ran be kent ava, hy
|
Daily Republican., 1883-01-26
Oysters and Fish. Fish and Dy sters.

Oysters, tn" best III the city, fresh and
salt. Fish Of all kinds vi T. \. Mr-
rlurr'S fish stall, in Eighth 81. market.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-26

j. L. Hartman, druggist, Fifth ant
Poplar streets, has just received a sup
ply OF fresh vaccine points and qNlII-
Whirn are rpliahlr
Daily Republican., 1883-01-26
OYSTERS. Oysters. Oysters.

II you want to get the best aud fresh
est oy -tcrs in the market got" AImsco" =,
I'll Shiplry street, -, 80 and ~ cents
NM ullnrl : AL 81 Mhnln.aln
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Improved Iron lnylgorator,

The most perfect and satisfactory com.
binnuun knOwA TO tHe prOic ssiuu, b.
which iron is combined; ami 20 cumplrt,
i the success OF tins preparation, that II il
destined to become, Hi.huut II doubt, The
most pupul Il OF All the non toulcs now
In Use. And We hesitate not To tell you
that this medicine is no secret nOstrum OF
chcaply Cotton up compound, but truly 4
genuine constitutional remedy, possess
ing those Alternative UuwcIs so necessary
to rrCuptrite aud inyigurate the human
-y-tvm When broken down By that icartU!
disease commonly called, und butter
shown a. dyspepsia ANA indigestion, from
which nine.t,n.h- OF al our ills lil-t orig
inut,. h,clus, when The digestion is in.
paired from Want Of the natural salt that
is 50 important in tue digestive economy
o man, tucn u is that MS NWER IN ms
many type, usually called diseases, such as
In .ltudc ana sour stomach, wakctulucss
mental exhaustion, Impaired Nltallty. viii
genera. prustratiou OF the whole system
live complaint, followed by night sweIts
ami ali diseases oil the BLOOD, LIVER, KID
NEYs and BLADDER, that produce, those
i,ariul aches known as Rheumatism, ncu.
rMgjl, haCkHche and nervous and SICK
uCadnChc. And all COusuNptlSrs, anu
WeHh females, who are iu search OF Il
good tonic to build up thcr constitution,
cannot find, We honesty believe, u better
or more certain remedy unruth. one
bottle is sufficient to prove To- yOu its
wonderful medicinal properties, II taken
regularly according To directions. ASK
your druggist Tor IMPROVED lRuN lNVIG-
ORATOR, and bc sure To- take no Other
Price 81 per bottle. Prepared only by
fucker & Willis, Waco, Texas,
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-Jhe Great Southern Remedy. =

"br'HuS hlli cure, which Is war.
rautcu Tor the cure OF chllls and fever,
l. Il positive autluOtr tor malaria, ana
has no RIVAL a. tonic Tor building up
An cmaCialcA system from such eli.
matte Cuu~c>, and to those who are
necessarily exposed To miasmatir iutlu-
unccs, ANA are attended with the toll
lowing symptoms, such %, loss OF appe.
ute, aching uI the back and joints, lie
yerishuess, severe headache, .ndi,pusl-
ZION to get about, low spirits, slecpiess-
ness, chilly sensations, and eventually
hot, bnrnmgtlcNcr, which may finally
terminate ia bilious, remltlent or i'll
JcrmltJcnt fever, We would suggest that
you keep supply ON hand all the
time and take dose three times daily.
No other medicine is necessary, As IL IL
very concentrated and powerful in IT,
effects in removing the poisonous ele-
menJs IRON the blood, and no one can
appreciate this warning better than the
farmer, who Is more or less exposed
to those uspherlu poisOus, pyciullN
IN the tan season, when gathering theil
crops in the midday sun, cool night
ana htaNy utWN OF morning, then 1t IL
those malignant fever, are most prryA.
lent, and to them We would rpcuMmeuD
to take a dose OF "BruHus Chill Cure
every morning on rising, il they would
avoid The danger of much suffering, Il
say nothing of the time and cXpensC
saved III The end. " No strychG.-t OF
arsenic. The physicians prescribe auc
recommend 10. Ask your druggist tol
IL and take no other. Price 3 per lot
lie. Prepared only by
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PERSON Al.

Mayor Wilkes retured from Austin last
evening.
J. Il Rchey. Esq, has returned from
Hilsho-o.
Rev. G W B igg; returned to Galycf-
ton last evening.
Vi. ; J Wright, OF Toledo, Ohio is In
the city. H. expecting shipment of
fine bucks at an early date.
Nj. Iotn Norris has returned from the
mineral wells At Palo Pinto. He LETT Mr..
Norris much improved in health.
Mr. ". l.. Tucker, his friends will he
glaj to know, has succe siully combuttcd
the measles and is regainins health.
NJ James Grand and Dr. Napier who
Lave been ,pendiug day or two in the
citg leave this morning tor Whitney.
ii. George Barnard. We are sorry to
learn. /. quite III. with an attack OF COLI
Z siioo, -upelinIuced b. general debIl ty.
Mr.. Albert Schuelze, Of Austin. pub
ii rr OF ~chueiz,'s German Annual and
L. ul-riut,' Guide. il in the city an viii
laNetor Fort Worth tomorrow.
Mr.. Burns. the courteous represent tiv.
OF Brtd.treots Commercial agency, r.
turned yesterday from Lampa-us Mr.
Burns came home sick, being unable {.
complete the trip he had marked out.
Mr. Nv. Hamilton, editor OF the Ty
LEI Democrat, accompanied by his vii,
and little daughor, passed through tn,
city Yesterday en- route to- l.uHpasas. Mir
lIHmi ton Is In Il cnlc health aud guCs Their,
10 ry cooperate.
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bereaved, is but one OF the many mystic.
nous dealings OF the Lord ia regard %
which we must needs, Tor the time, be
content with the answer given to tie
perp exed disciple what | DO thou
knowest not now, but thou shalt know
hereRr r.
To the wife ard kindred, whose hearts
all sorrow Tor the loss Of him they loved
30 well, We can, alas speak no word
that can ALLEVIATE the sorrow or stay the
swelling tide ~ gTet We can only
min lie orr tears with iheirs'-unite
with them n fond remembrance % the
loved one whom they have ] 81 and
commend them to God, aud TO the Word
OF HI grace.
ttr.a'f q Ter friend ,lersrt'3
Nh. basU.t l..fN fris
Thor. Oh. ru. IrI .1 here VI U-arts,
THaftBs "ut here su ar
W-rs tt.s frail No-.I Hl- f-al est
Living lvlas, NONE were uIest.
BE- yrnG sic .utuf tiu0.
Beyond tha r.I.n H. .aH.L.
T#.ra -u-... .s some tl.-fH. cline
Whrr. life .- f.t q .r.H.h
Str ~ af.ctlHus IRAN. no IRE.
Who's .pa5t' q. upward and .y.H--.
h.
Va. T4-ss Mo Lees
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Cascara Cordial.

one of the latest and most pleasant OF
all liquid cathartics. this elegant prepara'
ton + made with scrupulous care from
the best and most carefully selected uhts
rial. 1t is with the greatest pleasure TIA
We recommend this very superior IA
harmless remedy rs being the safest ait
surest laxative and cathattiC tor "eaI a
males and children. now In use, and f.
hnbilual constipation aud indigestion, yo,
cannot tlnd.anythi0g more speedy or ce
tain. 1t is combined with aromatcs ii
such manner that the bitterness Of the
caScara saGradA is completely disguised
ASK your druggist for it, and be sue L
take no other. Price 81 cents per bottle
Prepared by Tucker " Willis, Waco
Texas.
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FATHER JOSEPH.
The Good Priest who Died in
Marlin

A., -,r.-., r,...,.-., hv .te MON.
h.,.',ttIs g't'.i.r 'IurI. IN NsrIi~ a.
Vol a.. IN ,.th "a of .ff.,r .r,.d. th. fol-
log,tr., -e.,,'.,...n. y,e enc ,.jnpf. j,
Tho urp,-cr. of the t.thnlic church of
VI Rim End 4II win IA. irre,.,gt.ye Of The
,-,e.,. ,hur O.. ,u .tt.nt.ic. upon 'hi.
fn,4.i.y he.ny p-olpuudIv IMPRESSED
win tie .us. tiey have sustained In the
lie ,tl oi the ate Father Josepn Mu.iewi
~. sod desiring 10 give expression 10
their apurceiat.un OF his talents. le.rnir z
and yirtues-
Resolve 3. 1T. That 10 the course OF g
career of TX wears 20 our miis'. the de-
ceased hs. Away. exhibited uamral ca
pa.itie- ui ggpat power. cul'iyate1 and x
usnAc! D, the .eypt. d.. ip.i1e # la-
hor'oIs .tIly. winch. united TO- rare
dUelitv no n.- To-. giou. eng Agem,uts,havp
IN .dr him ,m.ren'lr successful as a. q. SEE
p.pot C.r..t entIfIe MIN 20 tue tribute
IT concentration from the mem err
9TH, congregation. H. was az ind iati-
I yah, laborpr 10 toe cause OF re.i zion. He
came 20 cast nj. lot among us. fully
.qupneI with not only brains ana. mu.-
&c and cIergy. bur education o. high
character which wopi have cutitiei him
- y Tar more cayiAn,e position f. rhi- life
than tuc humb ONE bee O ecu, pied ~ DE-. IA.
End That % tlo.eyery day and social re-.
latlons Of it.. the lc.a,eI was marked by
an Availability II temper and iondn-ss OF
attachment which eushrigcl him in the
affection OF hi. Hook and eutctTcd him t.
his many friends.
3rd. lust ia the l1te Father Joseph
Mo-irWioy We recognize scholar OF OF
enlarged and liberal views, the master ol
many language. u Christian servant With
. rtI fufttffuI and pnn-gIpnf in
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-03
WACO EXAMINER
WACO. MARCH 3, 1888.
THE CITY.

The roads are getting a little better
The streets were more lively last nigh
than they have been Tor long time.
A negro struck On Italian an the heaC
with brick 4 DrFrancis' restaurant or
the squans last night
General Fi'zhugh Lee will be here or
the 6;h, next Tuesday. Our citizens w.
extend him a cordial welcome.
we wonder what the street commit
tee will u" with that petition from III,
citizens asking the council ac.ion on the
street. question. We predict that thrN
will re mmend immel'ate &C lon aud
then the council will be brought squar ~
to the issue ard vi have TO show them
selves In their true color' to the,r con
sutuent..
The young man. Jesse B-urer. We
brought in from Mr.. ri . >fa Niiicr 600
THURSDAY ard 4. now at Mr. H'll. iu East
Waco and not Mr. SparNman's ~ rrgort-
ed ye.feday. His condition i quite pre-.
eariuus though there are chances Of bis re-
rnyerv. l. .ppears from his STATEN NJ
tIat wien he ieli from tile wagon be- fell
Ia e down srd the front vines ran over
hl. shoulders. he rolled over enle,v N Z
TO get out NJ the wsy. and the hind wheel
passed across hls abdomen. The wagon
Wa. otdyl with tuirty-iyr hundret
pound. VI corn. His father. who lives In
Ms.oufi county, TeIs Is quit noted
st1c> man. be has no reiatiyts H'if <
here.