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shpment OF 100 Hogs also made on the CITY

shipment Of 100 Dressed Hogs was also made Cd inc 'V
saos Kahn Brown 40 Kentucky steers IS Sg3 FAB S
At 81 q IF 100 cs 49, So S per- h h II no.
l22O H. at lc isss $780, oxen and .ows i95 ~ az VsS
congy MCPHERSON sommissCp Ohio s dS 5SrS
q $50 a ~ Ola DC asS5 ~ Il lS S 2if
2 a II ss Is d. iSs6 r. At ie head DO
6ssSS B. at fS$io%c g D. DO SS8 b. sd Is do iO4' No.
g. .sr s sS Ss sss g. s 5. Il nSl;
I9S6 o. s67O d. 3ss @ at b 50 10 G So liz liz
r e e 80 e do So iSa al st A. o.
H. = Burchard On commission 81 Indiana Steers i'SlS
's l q 9SG e Io sS g
%s SS & "a % 1851 q e g 90 S SSs
g, 4 S q Is 90 Ono ssS gs
KcntuS 81 o. rt l' 40 a. Gc n Il o N a.
sr. ssd S sas Rs' b. % 6o ~ at
H. Meyer for self nG steers I2S7 "a g "a 81 % "a
80 80 % Ss a. ssg a. as less 81 psi GoaG
;; $eP:; s.; f;:'$ss, s$;i
sGsT 500 70 sr ct .sr IVES % IL %S ae
Ssa y = lo mo n I, 80 SsS Il d.
lie and BOO per head 70 DO 1922 h. stse 77 10 Bulls
sSsS S at duy ss sPSC
$40 r at ss Is % saser. o1's H. az so
sc ~ "a IFS S5s e q, lSS
10 n,
lab H. I6c % DO Ilel ~ e sc o nS s GSys
iiTs TO- at 0c 90 NJ for A Fry state OIto .s' 10 ~
lie ia b for NJ 0eismer ID Indiana SteeIsl lias 70
Toe b6 10 and 81 per head Bns $50 st Sc i1f Sso
McIory 10 Ohio Steers ll02 ID. ~ lOo 90 ID h A''oo
H. 3 Rcseuths BrOs II ono stse SS asg no.
for Morris "a Illinois steers 3ss a. AZ AZ 40 is2 ~
i RSa 80 g sis 1915 50 g. IiSb :. s
IS b; 81 do 800 iD st9%c an o,.. s,..r. , ACT A. NJ
II &C. sPd Is 3 S"I 1S1e
Steer. 1shs q p Y DO i3Ts S az Is for
Iowensten 81 Ohio Steers, 1,ls7 10. al iio % 10 ~ :"
per head, 81 do 1911 d, at llho. NJ. - q, a per
y A. Lehman self 90 Ohio Steers l'STo ~' " " '
Eastman repOrts 2l4 Illinois Steers d22 pa n 5s
loac do 200 D. at lohc "a do. LID 10 ~ io0' ~
10 n Monroe Tor VIM H. Monroe II Illinois steers $40
AT Cd SO, 81 do 271 u, s6 80, 80 do l2s5
do 26i R at SS 5O 81 do 1000 ID. at f6 - 90 "
as: for NJ o. Gilce 30 Illinois Steers, lZSl 70 20
Van Vert for J. Brown % Dry Cowa NJ Pc oso. 10
s. Jamss Clarke for self is Bulls 30 10 Al oNo' an" 4"
MiLCR CoWsNo fresh receiptA Total arrivals ior me
with far demand saes OF Common 70 Good COVE nave
been made s80 1855 per head p McCabe sold IL head ~
CAIVEs-Recopts were sa7 head-297 Of G0thst and 20
nj Jeraev iiy The ruled active with Veais urn az
Choice, while 0raasers were 1racton
higher selling 81 c with 30 sold BY the head NJ slS 20
each
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Monday, Dec. 3, 1888
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Ave.p. VS., $40 # $ Of 85tG.st i6lO1s2 LOuis IN,
LeIInsIS@;sSs sSS IssO 5Stn'st sOIs' WIN 1880
l27t9Jf and husband to Fred 1900
l2'ths g. %Z' II " u o'r.'o ..-..... $4,000
.t.sTe aS2 81 sSlst 26.2ilOO Jonas We'll
sS 20 Sh1s S75 IT Of i7Sds 25Is9
Pelham me Ct 81 20 !a pS 0rEos Farm wcnt;
LO' ward TTa anu near Uuionave IC0x5 VIM cOOgan .os
and another eE S to Joan HsS eGsn S so '0'
4aye 81 4 SGI % s sa5sssS John Icrro
4 EGT %S So Rast Is 1885, samuel
loo ans VINE 10 sos a%oI 9tiaye 261iooi
SdI Ren seferee, to A JACOB 1850
SANE h proPefSi = a -eOo ~ ...-........ $4,000
s't9sI = 70 ip9;i sanders ~ .... $500
lsSxs q q IIs, eSsg 40 2Hsl Philip NH 1000
,oe sss sI a. 100 M1 Il Of SHAVE 5o1iOO smyh
&ssS i s S%y'f June
'i'. and wife 4 tc 70 4 Fuller e., 1000
i'i coSy and S SS e g Mans sesTsS $500
alstst, Us, iaG woi Shave. 2S1sso j Brown $500
i"S Ss sS 20 lf q t5hs 2Ox7o Joa ooOoo
oas So a s DAVID OISeIspe wife Horton oo
,a. iSs Gran aS SS@t" aeriooi Eliza ,s7so
HIs 4 rs and and ~ rs a1s a' Hi
Mary tSSTiSS John v: 5000
1s:'sn s sns ss 70 Ae@ s4IiSl1.oI s,
s1S S Ss a rsr s g sss
NOrfokst No ls Elizabeth II Ahen 1900
l2th;st 1922 ill.,, nwS. ASeA .'.,,.,.. 1880
nT nISS.t2, Isaac omc, and wife to Amelia
same s Bsapaty Amelia and husOandto VIM .Oo
s,.lss ns1.' l.sy% lssnIoCS, Mar 10000
Rnsest i7s 81 ss.a Solomon 1890
Muller s sO Of s iSistsS s5ofioSii and
2ds WIFE %S:@i1s iqsh Ann jovcc ''O0'
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Good Prime Steers sold ago at III 2Gll &c anu
the average estimated at D5sc. 900 -.
BEEV ES-Receipts yesterday and to-day were I0o Chs
AZ Jersey CITY 60thst and 10 cars az Wee"en
new yards; making 1886 head against S,S2S head la
Monday The arrivals during the past week were ~ h.ad
t1Ore than last week, and l,69o head less IMAM Iso
corresponding last With continued 1Sht iecePts
weather the firm feeling exhibited ~ e Goso
last Monday succeeded by active market on WeneS
cay, with an advance Of from % &c Per 10 Ibe yH
Friday and the market strong AZ the
tribe Common Cattle Inc nigh
week caused shippers 10 Ouy
rather gparn to-day found only about $50 cars on
sale carloads the arrivals being FOR exporters and 20
Trade opened brisk at an advance
OF strong c per the closing prices OF Friday ana
neatly ali The Cattle yarled early sold by O'clock
Thirty nine cars dncudug 81 carloads OF Baiinore
and exporters waited and nearly az an rs were
commonJ on this train sold at s2a0c 20 dress 90 ~
cars smootb steers for export were among
lehman Cattle for which the price pad was SAN 20 No
81 30 They averaged $50 10 Outside OF lew tough OAen
siags Dry Cows for Poor 70 Extra Natives Was
81 5a7 % With sales OF Common 70 nOlce t629
i9L 1886 10 Exporters bought ~ head lDcluu
nz 90 head taken by Martin Fuller Co at IL &C. 10 e %
NJ Blumenthal bought "a Choice steers AZ ABOUT
"a 20.
The Dorset get on until today she took 100 Live
Cattle -, 49,, y,-o.oo,
Beef and Mutton "a follows;
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Address with fun particulars. PRINCIPAL Tribune branch
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D. y an experienced teacher and late state Pr0essor For
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The ENGLISH
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MAGAZINE.
CONTENTS OF NO. III.-DECEMBER,
NOW READY:

CONTENTS OF NO. III.-DECEMBER,
NOW READY:
i. MARTIN LUTHER. Engraved by TheoiOr Knesing,
from the picture by Lucas cranacb in the PnacOthek at
Munich. FroDtispiece
II. LUTHER. by James srme Illustrations The
"Luther.Uaus" Eisenach. drawn by F. Knab-Luthers
study Warburg Engraved by T. KnesDg-ETasmus.
from engraving by Albert Characterization from the
engraving by Albert Drer Engraved by j. D. COOperTho
Wartburg from the West from drawing by f. KnabCouIt
yard IN the wartburge Warburg from the North drawn
by Knab. Engraved by T. KnesngLuther, from the
craving by Cranaci Engraved by J. ID. Cooper.
III. SOME FORGOTTEN ETcHERs BY Walter Arm
strong Illustrations; Norfolk River. by John Crome-
Bridge Chester by George Cuold Houses at Chester
by George Cut-MOusehOld Heath, by John Crone. En-
graved by d. CoOperA Country Lane by John Constable
r. A. Engraved by o. Jahyer-A Landscape Study by An.
drew Geddese Pope and the Goldsmith by Sir David VII
kie Engraved by j. ID. CoopcrThe Lost Receipt, by
Sir David WIlke A--Mrs 0oddes, by Andrew Geddes
Engraved by J. QnartlGy
~ CORN Cookies. BY Grant Alien. Illustrntons by
Alfred Parsons: CorDGeld-Rod campion IN UedgeThe
Corn Cookie Engraved by J. D. Cooper-Ragged Robin
SutchwOrt-COrn Flower Engraved by o. LaoOur-Hard
Head FloSers-The Field Thistle. Engraved by J. ID.
Cooper.
" THE STORY OF A CoURTsHIP. BY Stanley J.
Weyman
vi. THE NEW HERO. by Theodore watts.
VII. THE ARMoRERs PRENTIcEs Chapters w.
VII, Ito be cODtinued) BY Charlotte NJ. Yonse
ORNAMENTS. INITIAL LETTERS, &c.
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Total grain 344.852 15.S47ys23 9493830 l29sl6T7
nay AND sTRAw-Prlme grades remain Arm. but low
medium qualities OF Hay are plenty and lrEegnar
Primo Timothy e099Ooj shipping b0965cj Clover. Aoo
6Oc. No Straw o6 0BOoi SHORT do. 40HA0c. Oats.
96at0c -
niDr.s-Remain hrIn and fair daily inquiry Is noticed
HOPSere sales here to-day OF the best state 1855
for all choice os the utmost nrmness noticed
shippers tho mansay of the brewers taking but
small unmportant LOTS The cables fro England remain
hrm We quote; state, 1888, l6d2S To- With some holders
asking 29a80ci YeGrings 23d20oi Calforpia 2O020ci
MTrXis-On Change today. 10 Straits Tin sold for
March iec 400 IONS No American Pig Iron for March
Lase lead bid and 5sc asked for Domestic on
@ofXssE Moderately active. unchanged Neworeans,
NAVAL sToREs-Rosins quiet and essentially
strained TO Good Strained Spirits
duh aud almost nominal AT 80 nc IN
ysr JObbing lots SO gG87c Tar and Pitch essentially
UNCHANGED ,-.,- T., -.
OCEAN FREiGHTs-Them movement Of Grain Oh tho berth
was very moderate all steadily eustaned
be inquiry made for Oil aud Grain charter t0nDage
and reported IN Cotton tonnage from
Southern ports . LIVERPOOL steam, Grain quoted adj
300 bbs Flour 6d 5000 sacks, l0s QUO boxes BACON
25a 600 boxes Choose sos; OIL Cake IN lots 1851 IhOW
POS a22s Cd. Beef Pork, ga 3d 300 bales Cotton
200 tons Measurement Goods. 2Os LONDON steam
10000 Dush od LOO bills Flour Is 3D. 4TOo SACKS
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enough tendency Hundreds OF sub
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Made simply with boiling water milk sold In TINS only
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CONTENTS OF NO. I.-OCToBER
l. SHY" Engraved BY TheOdOr Knesing, from the
picture by L. Alma Tadema r. A.
H. FROM THE OLD LAW COURTS TO THE NEW.
+. w. Maitland
Ill LES CAsQUETTEs. BY Algernon Charles SWIM
burne
" THE DoRMoUsE AT HOME. BY Grant Allen.
V. RossETTrs INFLUENCE IN ART. BY. Conyns
Carr.
VI. THE SUPERNATURAL EXPERIENCES OF
PATSY CONG by William Black.
VII, OYSTERS AND THE OYSTER QUESTION. Ito
bc continued) BY T. II. Huxley, p. II. 3.
VIII THE ARMoRERs PRENTICEs Chapters I. II.
CTo be contluued.) BY Charlotte NJ. Yonge.
ORNAMENTS. INITIAL LETTERS, 60
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l. THE MILLERs CoURTsHIP. Engraved by o. La
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H. IN FENS. With Illustrations By r. w. Macbeth,
A. II. A.
III THE BANQUErING HOUSE AND OLD WHITE.
HALL. BY Austin Dobson. With illustrations.
w. BRASS.WoRK AT BIRMINGHAM. by Bernard II.
Becker With illustrations by A. MORROW.
V. THE LITTLE SCHOOLMASTER MARK Spir.
itua Romance BY sbor,house (author Of John Ingc
sant")
VI. OYSTERS AND THE OYSTER QUESTION. (COn.
cuded) by r. ii. Huxley. p. r. 3. with nustraiions.
VII THE ARMoRERs PRENTIcEs. Chapters III, ".
By Charlotte NJ. YOnge
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-31
l.. l.. L..
improved Iron Immigration.

The most perfect and satisfactory com.
blnutiOn known to the prOiv sslOn, IL
which iron is combined; anu so CUmplCt,
is the success OF tins preparation. that II l.
destined 10 become, Without doubt, the
most pOpul r vi all the iron tOnics ROW
In use. And we hesitate not to tell you
that this medicine is no secret no-lruu OF
cheAply COTTON up compound, but truly b
genuine constitutional remedy, POSSESS.
ing those Alternative powers so necessary
to rCcupcrhte and inviSUrate the hum "
system when broken down by that fearful
disease commonly called, and bettel
known ~ d! spep,ia and indigestion, from
which nine ttnihs OF AL our Ills first orig.
mate, because when the digestion IS i'm.
paired from want of the nalural salt thai
IS 50 important In the digestive economy
OF man, tlcn il IL tiat hi, VIPER IN hi
many types, " ,ually called disva.s, s.such II,
las,iIude and sour stomach, wakeiulness
mental exhaustion, Impaired Vitality, witt
general prostitution OF the whole system
liver complaint, tollo" cd by night sweats
All al diseases OF the BLOOD. LIVER. KID
nEYs aud BLADDER, that produces thos,
fearful aches known us rhcuulatlsm, nCu'
rugn, baCkAChe and nervous and siCh
headache. Aud all cOusuHIptiYcs, AnU
weak females, who are IN search OF b
good tonic to build up their constitution
cannot md, We honestly believe, II better
OF Il moe certain remedy on emth. Ont
botdr is suili, lent t. prove to you its
wonderful medicinal properties, ii laker
regularly according 10 directions. Ash
your druggist Tor IMPROVED lRoN ISvId
ORATOR, AMI be sure TO take no other
Price ) per bottle. Prepared only b,
Tucker Il " Ills, Waco, Texas.
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rERUSTEE'S SALE.

BY virtue Of the power yoat,ii,u
tain deed in rust tAted Auru.t - ue tJtb
recorded On pages so to -! uf H.. 4 - 4,
rec Ir is al murtEvse- ~ NcIen1A / N
IuNRs, eNccutei u me as tfustau eJ.gI
Mittr Bnd his vile suy i-ir VII W III
Thomas iinsley aud sarah v ID
payment OF Nv" certain urumissorr v Il !
interest ~ sild ueeG IN t'ust ,lts,tIe "
one due said liuslcy beius Tor Al ''.utsl !
AuHu,t q, 1879, hue ut t. dive q o.,
be ring twelve per cent inteIg,t 'tvuhi d
ron date, payable uuArtetly, qnf Ata
cFulitn On IL Of eg,ItOuf date ,elts, uA'ti
aud the one the SAID james D,ii 2 49,: 1
Of tbe spne lHte, due OF tho ana ,t.Nt
bearing the shne int rest 4, Ia. 'uA, Il
he!t Z emitted u u ere ID Ut .ofna ~
na5.uN. will, at the request OF Al =" W
aud James, tor the purpose oI p.y1n, "a
balance due said piUluis>prt nutr, y {
In he sNmeut Uf Whicn hasb e. u,, le
public auc ion, Tor cash, We ore IN. ro1,,s
door, of hCLcnnhn county, Itxa, in "a
on the ~. day OF February nox. b.tveI .
/ hnurs Ut IL 0'clOCka. ~. Int I O'clock
I sal DAY, the 10 Lowing decsrlJtd trae,ii y
| cels Of ,and, 10 VII Z
-Ona hundred and nincty-elybt flo.
I OF land out of the George Given. tn ~, Y
| survey OF land on Middle Bpsque ri,e .Itl
| McLehnsn county; BEGINNING IL. ,-t
! the same Mt the Original south Eay
l said ,iYens' survey aud r1nnmg-th.-.
/ 5 : with It's East Hue 8is Nala, to a a',
! thence : 30 \ loss VAR tO HrDrDer ~
] s3i- h 6ia vAras ~ ia south line VI ~
eps--Thpuce b, 20 + 1905 varas to tbe H.
/ mig.
2--Also one hundred and stNty-slx al,
I ntth acres Of lana Out of tie " - g.
/ uuC-thiid ~ II teH.uc survey ~ land In ~
! nan county adjoining said Given, sutr.,
/ the Eat II it--ljrgnnt Biita yaras Y
I fr III the urlgiua south est curnsr d,
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The Great Southern Remedy. /"

"BralOs chill ture,' which is war.
ranted Tor the cure OF cbills and fever
is u positive autidOte TOR malaria, Ang
has no rival rs tonic Tor building vi
III emaciated system from such eli.
matte causes, aud 10 those who art
necessarily exposed to miasmatic intlu.
cnces, and are attended with the fol.
lowing symptoms, such rs loss OF appc
lite, aching OF the back and joints, te-
verishness, severe headache, inuispOsi
ton to get about, low spirits, sluepless'
ness, chilly sensations, and eventually
hot, burning fever, which may finally
terminate in bilious, remittent or in.
termttent fever, we would suggest tina,
you keep supply on hand all the
time and take dose three times daily
No other medicine is necessary, ~ it Il
very concentrated and powerful in it
effects in removing the poisonous elu.
ments from the blood, and no one cal
appreciate this warning better than tn,
farmer, who is more or less exposed
to those atmospheric poisons, especially
in the tall season, when gathering theil
crops in the midday sun, cool nights
and heavy dews of morning, then 1t it
those malignant tevers are most preva.
Achti anu W thcLh w NOulu TeCOulu euC
to take dose OF "BraZos Chill Cure
every morning on rising, if they would
avoid the danger of much suffering, -
say nothing of the time and expense
saved in the end. No strychc!..:.e OF
arsenic. The physicians prescribe snc
recommend it, Ask your druggist TO
II and take no other. Price 81 per bot
ue' Prepared only by
TUCKER & WILLIS,
Waco. Texas.
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Notwithstanding the attractions OF
the mlustrrls last nigh the falr WAS
literally putroni2cd and he cheerful
cuuutcuanc,s uf tho ladies told plainly
that success Ind crowned their efforts in
behalf Of Il toblc object. Tn numer-
oua tables did q splondid business, es-
ppcinlly the German and French tables.
The In les expect TINT they will be
visited by large crowd during the last
two mig ts' ns there il no ether attraction
to draw 1T the crowd nor could there be-
one superior to the attraction
hero prrsa ted. The result Of
last nights ruillrR arc IA
tollowa The Catholic bible wa won by
by Mrs. Casey, case Of Bordeaux wine
10y Mr.. PAM Daurn, and AN. elegant
hirwork flower wreath was won by
Miss kuddy James. The votes lnrt night
God thus For the most popular man
Walter Fot ~; Philip Baum II; @.
W Sattcry, 80, and WIN. Cameron 100.
For tue mo popular physician j. ;.
Willis 60; Dr. Wilkes 10; DR., Brown %.
For the pref Irst young lady Mi ia
onstaucc Walker o; Miss Agnes
Walker Is; Alss May Curnlbe
81, aud Miss Nugic Carr 2.
For the most popular lady Miss Clara
DAVID, 10, Miss Maggie Clurcy %. The
la. lies viii SET luuch to-day, from II to
u'ciucl, at li'ty uts per mrul. Be
tween the hours Of . aud = o'clock the
fnir will be open for children free Ut
charge We are requested to tate that
all voting will he closed Tonight, 80 be
on huud Tonight aud rally to the support
Of your ri uds, Again the compOsiturs
return Their thanks to the ladies for II
liberal lunch.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-31
Fire.

About 7.3D last evening and just after
the opening o the minstrel performance
An alarm ot fire empticd the oper house
" frcmc1 The fire was at the rcsi.
deuco ut MIR. Trw Jones, aud was cX
tlugmshrd before TIE arrival Of the de
portmeut, The fire originated IN at re,
room between the house aud kitchen
and was discovered by a gentleman at
Lehmun- res auruut. A number of
uorounr worn prnmntl,' 90, hnni md NJ
heir nid to the cXtingmshmont Of the
Il mes, No damage ~ any consequence
was done, exccp that Mr. Jones gun case
was destroyed but hls gun was not IN IT,.
Mi and Mrs Jones were mt HE opera
house at the breaking out Of the fire
but Il Il not lcuvc. This barrow esca Il
rom disastrous cOnlngratiuu is sub.
icct ot Congratulations especially to Mr..
JDuys