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BY THE pARp OF TOWER HALL.


This world would be glorious world
If prudence ruled our fancies;
II common sense would hold in check
Our vein eXtravaganceS;
If mushroom Sluggards would not look
With scOrn on honest labor,
Ifhonesty and justice might
In business be directors.
If men would live within their means
Unawed by certain lectures;
If inward worth were more desired
Than outward show and seeming;
Were there no gems hut wOmen's eyes,
With pure cOntentment beaming;
If we would one another love,
Taught from lips Divine,
And help the needy with the wealth
Bestowed at Fashions shrine;
Then hushed would be the cries for bread,
And few our human woes,
With none so proud that they could buy
At Tower Hall their clothes.
Suspension and extension, then
Defaulting, forging, breaking,
Would be unknown throughout the land,
Or bills with extra-dating.
Men, in legitimate pursuits,
Avoiding speculation,
Would boast, at least, an honored nam9
Whater their wealth and station.
The man who furnished clothing cheap
Would our respect command;
A philanthrOpic monument
The Tower Hall would stand.
INTERESTING FACTS:
YOU NEED GOOD CLOTHING,
You WANT 1T AT LOW PRICES.
You MUST LOOK STYLISH
You WANT IT TO WEAR WELL
For Suits possessing all these qualification
make your selections from our present Stock {
Elegant Garments.
We can suit you in q few minutes with an
kind you desire and at any price within yoU
means, as we have every kind of goods, a
thoroughly reliable, and our prices are the vel
lowest anywhere.
TOWER HALL, Nos SIS and 500 MARKE
STREET, PHILADELPHIA, GARITEE, MATE
& ALLEN. may 24-1y
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Gbe smprua Gimss.
Smyrna, DeI.,
Wednesday Afternoon, April ii, 1883.
YOU KNOW YOU DO.

YOU KNOW YOU Do.
When some ones step comes up the walk,
Your cheeks take on roster hue,
And though no other hears his knock,
You hear it well-you know you do!
And though it may be very wrong,
When Pa is quite ignored by you,
You sing for him your sweetest song,
You cunning thing-you know you do!
And when he talks of other girls,
Of hateful Kate, and Jennie, too,
You fling at him your auburn curls,
You jealous thing-you know you do!
He blushes deep and looks afraid,
To be thus left alone with you,
But your eyes tell there neer was maid
But could be wooed-you know you do!
You peep at some one meath your curls,
Until with love you burn him through,
And make him hate all other girls
In love for you-you know you do
And when his arm steals round your chair,
You give smothered scream or two,
As if you did MT want it there,
But o, you do-you know you do
You let him kiss your blushing cheeks,
Somehow your lips meet his lips, too,
You tempt him, silly thing, to speak
You wicked firt-you know you do
And when he timidly doth press
His wish to make wife Of you,
With happy heart you answer yes,
You darling girl-you know you do!
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A woman was injured by a blow
from a falling icicle in Montreal not
long ago, and last week an icicle
weighing one hundred pounds knocked
the bat off o pedestrian in St. Joseph
street, in that city, Doubtless those
who read ofsuch mishaps congratulate
themselves that they do not occur
here.
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The DISEASES q Animals

Are generally analogous to
those which afilict the human
race. Family Physician will be
found equally ctiicaciOus in
atinganimals, as well as man.
Multiply the dose by s. and do
not mir 1rih ii, or gire any
other drcnch Ct the same time.
The Heating POlCer Of Family
Physician, either externally or
upon mucous surface, has Rerer
been equdLed. Try it on a cut,
bruiSe or sore. or for any dfec-
ton Of the Throat or Bronchial
no matter hOU sCuore and the
/ irGpidhy Of its effect lcW dst0aiyA
yOH.
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NJ. COLBOURN & CO.,
l847 KENT COUNTY 1883,
Mutual Insurance CO. f..
DOVER, DEL.

lnsureS against loss by fire, Issuing mutual poll
cles only under which payments are made an
nually i'll advance during membership. and ON
ceaSlng to be members whatever remains mex
pended after paying losses. expenses and diVi-
dends is returned, thereby furnishing insurance
at cost.
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The eagle feels best when soaring
hundreds of feet above the earthb but
the minute you get man upon plat
form ten inches high his knees weaken,
his face looks like the shell of boiled
crab, and he can't remember a word
beyond fellow citizens"
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LEAVING NEW ENGLAND.-A mem
Der of one of the largest shoe firms in
Boston is now in Atlanta, Georgia, ar
ranging to move their tannery and
shoe factory to the latter city. The
establishment of an oleomargarine fac
tory at Atlanta, with its stock-yards,
&C., will result in the killing of 200 to
400 beef cattle day, the hides Of
which will be purchased by the Boston
firm, who have aseertained that they
can purchase an abundance of bark
near Atlanta for tanning purposes.
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There are thirty-fye counties in
Kentucky in whichno newspapers are
published. Here is a chance for some
journalist accustomed to the uses Of
pistols and strong beverages to fill a
long felt want.
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NOTICE.

All parties having grist to send out. or wanting
Flour or Feed, will be accommodated by leaving
their orders at the store Of L. NJ Fowler where il
will receive prompt attention.
II. c. MURPHEY,
june TT ALLEY Mills"
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200 Dollars

CoU!ghS, y
C1ids, tTo,
Sore Throat, r.
Diphheria, al 1r
Group, al
WhOOpingF +
Cough, d
Mumps, "
Asthmd, II
e
Bronchitis,
QUinsy,I
ChOiera, 4
ChOIerd r.
MOr6uS, Il
DidrrhRG, y
DysenteryT 7
Heartburn, u
PdLpatdtiOn Of b
the Heart. q
Epilepsyr =
Neuralgia,
ToOthdche, c
Headachc,
RhuemdiiSn |
Spraias, !
Hounds,
Sores,
| Bruises,
| Burns,
Scalds, +
| Kysteria,
| Paralysis, /.
! Intermittent
Ferer.
! Insect Bites &I
Stin.gs,I
/ Chicken Ch0ie-I
rd,I
Menstrual |
DiEcUlHcs,I
Cvrb, .
SweenH,
Sparin,
Ringboae,
SoIiat,
calls, &c.
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Wilkie Collins last story is called
"My Lady's Money" In this country
it would have been: Mother-in-Law
has got the Stamps" or 1.-The Old
Woman is Well Heeled," remarks
paragrapher. All Americans do not
employ such outrageous slang phrases
as the above. In speaking of Ely's
Cream Balm, however, they do say:
its perfect" it's as fragrant as flow
ers, and certain death to catarrh," &c,
&c. This Balm is not u liquid or snuff
and is easily applied. Thousands of
grateful persons attest its efficacy.
Zone in our family had catarrh for s
years." said r. w. Merrill, Sec'y Phe-
nix Manufg Co., Grand Rapids, Mich,
"She Intellectually tried other remedies
and several speciality doctors in Bos-
ton. Ely's Cream Balm has restored
her health and hearing, which were
considered incurable." Try it, reader.
Price, 80 cents. .-~
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Cne Inch Square 1Josl
100 y Ards,
No. !. 10 Ic,t

W "o'..I B. ..,.u..
fec drru y i.. ......t.
J. th' Nt-..
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important TO Farmers!
Continued reduced price of
SHELL LIME
For the Year 1888.

AS an experiment and to meet the necessities of
the times, we decided two years ago to lower the
price of our LIME % per cent, making it G cents
per bushel, instead OF cents. as formerly. The
MORE THAN DOUBLED, and we concluded to
continue the price at
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Abstract Of Statement. 1852.

Receipt, for the ........9 ip3Gl.7S
LOSSES and Expenses for tnC ctT.......... i:sy7l
Dividends Paid ... I4--5-I
Paid Members On Withdrawal.............. i,ti Is
AmounttO Observation-Disclosures bee. lss- lu' l.7u9
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SHELL. LIME
Price for The Year 1883, 6 Cents per baSlGl.

SPECIAL RATES OF FREIGHT al All stations
on the railroad
Orders allied promptly Tor any amount from ,,l,,.
car load To ten thousand bu,hcl, \, Ia, ~IrIur
trade promises To be unusually heavy tt.> ,r.r n
would be well to send orders IN early
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You can use my name to
recommend your Family Pysi-
clan. 1t cured my son of IL
violent attack Of Diphtheria.
1t cured ME of sun Pain of a
very severe character. and great
.ly relieved a case of Fits of
many gears standing. always
preventing the Fit if used in
time ] use it as a general
Fdmjiy PhySicidH for most every
thing. and it gives perfect salts
faction
THOS. 7. HANSEN.
! Pninfs nnnr Cnlndnn hnl
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\(iENTS

AGENTS:
ANDREW ). WILSON. General Agent Dover.
Ga. " HUl,ohs N,l3nrk "a Rttri;n<. Eril0srHl,
CcD. b. HD,cg. D,I rim LenHeI lI' Hdb',< L,7re.
II. Il. Nri0Hcg TO,rH>,Dd. J,lR ". Uinft,u, LuUr,L
j. 5 HutiaGt,a, >mgrnG. HHry H. Botcr ,lr,ri
4. JdcESOH. jr.. CdmdtR. H. T. IA,,-ujng tI.or,.-
j. B. AadcrS0n Fr,dcrtca tn',H
RPyRedr HUjOmS. Milford Jt,g,. Pyi,,irr V,hoa.
George U00yc, Iciton. y. F. UuqGmyn f.r l.,r,r
C.JHdrriHgt0R Farming .SvsS,r.
ton.
Jota p MaRlire GrecnSJyroBsl. Va
Jercniiuh B. F7etchcr PIe>tyH Nd
James CqBaDH. Salisbury. Nj.
T. 7. Hlllo,caq Berlia. nj
Vim G. Dickinson, Pocom0ke City. M
All bus ness communications should be addressed
to
WM. DENNEY. Sec'y,
March 4. ls>3 DOVER, DEL
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6 Gents per Bushel

Until further notice. The superior excellence
and chcaphe-s Of Shell Lime for agricultural Dur.
poses can be atteSed by hundreds OF the hest
farmers of Delaware and Maryland. ana tie
steadily increasing demand Is Tie best pruot Of
its merits Now is the time To improve lands
at small cost
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DIRECTORS

DIRECTORN:
GEORGE ". CUMNINs President
W;n. W. Tschudy. Dr. Henry kidgcs.
John II UotIcCker, Charles II V Lu.j,,u
George 3 Money John " Cau>,.y.
Jacob Williams. of SCat0rd EX-Guv. James Ponder
WM. DENNEY, Secretary aud Treasurer
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After suffering terribly for
,everal days with a bat sore
Throat, and trying various
remedies without relief, | finally
bathed my throat and garglcd
with Fdm3y HysiciGn, and not
a ve>tige of sore throat remain
ed the next morning"
II VI. DAGGER.
Near Camden, Del.
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VIM, ]. HOOPER l. S0y

feb 7-iy T.i-...
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TRY IT! TRY IT! TRY IT!
The principal agricultural papers OF the country
have decided that weight for weight
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Fdmdy Physician is a safe COM
pound of vegetable products,
chemically united in such pro-
portion as to obtain their com
bined and harmonious action
in IT," great variety of disorders
to winch it is applicable 1t is
an old Prescription long used in
private practice. and its use
IOnce adopted in a family. they
will not be without il.
Price, 30 Cents.
Trial Bottles, 20 Cents.
For Sale hy Druggists and Conn
try Merchants.
A, I, iVWsER, Proprietor,
J CAMDEN. DEL.
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In the CIV or Louisville on
Saturday, March 81. 1888
,lIs,1's


sp 800 esoh' approximation prizes ~ lm
SIP. eUp eAcn, so
sp, 100 each. 40
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Within the mex, thirty days propose to SACRIFICE
entire line of goods, VII, Clothing, Dress Goods
Hats, Notions. Boots Shoes, etc etc, Al COST
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NRUSTEE'S SALE.

whereas, on the IAN day ~ January l,-' NJ
+. Carter did execute aud d,Nvcr to thr I'm rr-
-lguet, Coo. " jackson, as trustee. his GER
tam deed oI conveyance IN trust TO secure a
II. Jones ur order, Iu the IuE urut OF cert ain
prumi -Nury note for three Thousand dollar, uf
even date " IN sal decd. and due two years
after date with interest from taie At ten per
cent rer auuum, payable quarterly, wherein
shC tpI.uWl Z described lands were Conveyed
- ,ccur IS Tor tnid dent: and whereas, II "as
prUYltru IN said nu-t d. ed, that II the said
carter should iaIl IN pay any partuf the inter
est on said note AS the same should become due
nn any quarter, then s0id principal and inter
r-t shUuId both become due, AMI the under
signed shoui', at the request OF tue said y II
Jones. enter upon aud take Possession of the
property herinuilrr Described, AID sell the
. same AZ pubic 'u'c,y At the court house door
ot MtLeuuun county, Texas, for cash, AFTER
giving twcuty days II tee f the time, place,
aud terms If solo by aiverti-cment for that
length OF time lu some newspaper publl-hed In
Wac0i an whereas, SUCH default has been
f made be- -ul ! Garter IN the payment of interest
as aiort. a,f and the aid \ II Jones has In
T writing instructed the Undcrsigucl Us trustee
] to ur1ceei aud IrrCluse said uusti
. now therefore, ia uu~idHratinu Of tho prem
i-e-, will sell at publ auction, for cash, at
the court h u-o door OF VI Lehman county h.
/ he city Z Waco, On tuesday the luth da' OF
/ April, I,,3 wirhiU Legal huur7, the following
. d '-yg.ur4 rod property
/ and icing situate iu Fast Nuco, In said count
OF McLcnn 100, stale OF Texas, Hnd described a.
Besiuiiu at the l. corner Of block U3)
/ tlhrt en-. on the b. -ide OF Elm street, In
said Ia Waco, at point where san I'm
-trvct4s lutrr-.,trl hy an alleys thence - d' :
degrees " with aud along INC +. sl1e 4,
sail I'm street one uuuUTei 400 feet; thence
: BE-, apg- + ore hurHrci UU feet thence
NJ drg-. T.. h,ty i~'r, thence a!', des-
IN alley: thence y TX I-es W. one hundred
sud ten feet to him street Aforesaid to pom
} Pr1Sidea however, that M an alley way /
. rpsrryed and uupupd through said block hlOn
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Money loaned in sums to suit on din
monde, watches, Jew, Try, guns, rrvol-
yers. pistols, clothing, furniture and all
articles ~ value. Also "A large line ol
unreiecmcd p edges Tor sale. Busr
ness stric,ly confidential, all priynt,
communications can be addressed 10 =
O. box i36.
FRrBouRG & DoMSAu Props,
South side square, blue 'front.' rlGu "
three gilt balls O2O6u
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FOR SALE.

N q, - | NiNl acres OF Ihltu. me Oh
lio i.hcs' lar,S c Nv nchn,'Tu" C"'iHa
an mo" Son, en- G.' ',',,,n,. mia.
. .,on, ia w. a''e7 !" i''''''''' Z "''''
''''' " "'''
no. Im3oGT agr's Sno o", M 'o onT
rongo nlonty shado and water
~, , -.o ,.Io,,,. ,ooc,,, rn
~ ~ "I'uT ,,'' o,, "t"' ~
W. '''' >" ''''''1' NV
u . N" - - %; "I' n,iios rrn,n lvbirnoy.
-, III " ,rWdo, fo,ioo. annd i,rurnycmeni.
a., o"' ,onont rnu-ns cottnm oin Inst.
;,', r,ato,,
No 5-i,jn acres GOOD farming
IonI a. within half milo II NfrGrryor.
No 6 -, ,cros rood farming land
an ,he N.u NrI oman survey in Fall.
county.
-.,.. ,o.,t,.1 s,,
NO. '.-,'o' A,''-, u o,'i" t,,n ",ui.
n ,hn 20" g,,,:,'.,i.,.'. .,,...,, niIc.
from Waco, near kichcy station, ON
Texas ana ST. Louis railroad
oo..o, s,,,oll farm two
miles from Waco, on Brazos river; 20
acres in neutrality-suspicious. mouse
and good water.
MI. ,a.a ~, Nor,h Eiuh
80. .oo' wv '0
Al, 50 H.. ,o. to,,l on Nor,b
no - I've G,'u; ,'p" ltcCioiI
olA,h H.ItG'' ""jo,"'''s ! '''' -'
a"'' 'c'l"e''0 ''''
M ia desirable residence on
Fourlh strcot. thrr, doors rom cor.
NOR Of MARY four rooms. with all the
n,odnrn couyeuicnres
No. l2--lO00 tiue Merino ewes ac'
'""''
No. l3-l2OO tue MerinO ewes ac
climatcd.
. ,., ,- ..uo.
No li-lOoO acres Iahu siN mi'ie,
from waco wei, llnpIoNt"' uu' t,i
walton.
.-u,.. ..1 To-, n,
NO, 10 H'ilHl' n"uSe M "a ~ par
rott's residence.
, ,-,-.-,..
Ia very ueslraOle pr'GS L ,,,,', ~
B on frahh'lh street, nFa, ,ohn m,' 10Y s,ohI,
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Carrolton House.

No. DOS, West Pecan street, Austin,
Texas. Dr.. A. d. Harm, proprietor
This house, which was recently des-
troyed by fire, has been rebuilt aud
thoroughly redtted in improved style
and Is now re.opensd to the pubic
Guest are assured OF rulite atteut ont
aud beat accommodations at lowest
rates --Ol l93m
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The proof Of the pudding l. not IA
cheN ing the string, pat m having au OPP
portuuity to test the article direct
Carter j. Moore and Dr. J. l.
Corush, druggi-ta have d Tree trial
hottie NJ Dr. BusgukO's Cough and
Lung Syrup FOR each and every one
who IA liicted WI IA Coughs, Coidr
Asthma, Consumption or any Lung al
tsptinu-ut. wifi
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IL conversation few days since ha
said that /. A. Goldstcin's Pure Grape
Brandy Ii ubdoubtcdy the finest stun
ulant IN market The "Geu" Lce refer
ed 10. ir no connection Of our late IN
tiugnshed visitor. bat his earned h!'
well worn title since suspension OF hostt
ines.--OyO1tc
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NO1it T.

NOTICE.
In the district court OF McI.cnnnn county,
Texas.
$. II, Haymap, Va. Melissa Iiayman.-
No N4i
Noticr IL hereby given that intcrrogato-
rirs have been filed IN the above styled
and numbered cause, propOuudcd to the
witness T.. T.. tiayman, who resides In
tl,rK county In N" state OF Missouri. and
the witlcss Il. I. Ilaymnn Who resides in
Morton county In the state Oi Florida, and
that cOmmi ,slOns will issue on or after the
thirtic,h day alter publication OF THIS
notice to take the dispositions OF said wit
nrRrC4
Publication Of this notice II directed to
be- made In the Waco EXAMINER for thirty
days.
witness my hand and the seal OF district
court Of Mcl.ennan county Afore aid, nt
office In the city ui Waco, this the ETH day
OF March A. d., 1883.
! Z. y. RFAsLFY,
| Clerk District Court McI.ennan Co., Tex
3-l3ilm
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For dyspepsia and liver compliant
you have printed guarantee ou every
bottle Of Shiloh's Nitallzrr II never
fails TO cure. Sold by 'astlsR Morrison
< Co., Druggists, Waco, Texas UlJ7'in
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The Beard q Bros. safes have q record
ui thirty seven year., contents never '"1-
troy ed by lire, round seven door shlr-
never opened los burglars. send Tor err
cuIar H. Relfield, genera. agent, t9T me
-nutl,y.stprn states ard Mexico. AIdrc-s
pn.tntRce Waco or Galveston -U3 l}-lm
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The Fashion Journals

Speak so much OF the very small
checked summer cashmcrcs IN all the
latest shades, such M term Gotta,
crushed strawberries, etc. 90 to Sanger
Bros they have received VERY large
invoice Of the same and are selling them
At very low lgnIea.-3-lll Ito
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0llGltf


Dansigcr's Vegetable Fever and Ague
Powders are sure and safe cure tor all
msnrial fever, dyspepsia and bilious com
ylaintS. These powders have been
thoroughly tested, having been selling on
their merits Tor the past thirty yeas prln-
cipatlIy in the eastern state- and IN the
West Indies. See testimonials, which can
be had on application. Price ~ per box
tan be sent by mail. For sal" by Castle
Morrison x Co., Waco, agents, Tor cen
tval IcXns.-UlOil6m.
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NJ. ,n,... AMI worI. l- connected with
Na..r- Anderson a FLINT, south iuuftn street,
WacD, aud ali applications tor exhibit, OF
ab.tr,cts ~ titles 10 lands, mot contra YEA
win said Law Firm wall br required 90 h'
laid for on aupIirAtlgu, To- the U1urr-lEheb.
AihEnI CHAIHEus, compiler.
MeI.suuau 80 AOst1ust,
Jan 10. 1875 d3in
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A cali will convince the most skeptIcal
that X W Hills Is closing out his stock
o. groceries At cost.-UjJlu.
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n Acker's celebrated English remedy for
coughs, Colds, and Consumption. Sold
Wy us on guarantee. Castles, Morrl-
son u Co., Waco, Texas.-0l lGdwlyl
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Guaranteed to cure a cold or cough
Acker's Celebrated English Remedy
SSold by Castles, Morrison y Co., Waco,
4eIas. lGdwly.l
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Waco council United Friends Of TEN
pernuce No. iiG meets the first Fri
dly night III each month.
W. ID. JACKSON, W, Z.
J. T.. W. FIELDS, Il. >, lUau
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FOR SAa.f.
A Valuable Farm, Finely Improved

Owing to the fact that my business in
town demands my undivided attention /
will sell at bargain one Of the finest
farms IN McLcnnau county, consisting
OF near 800 acres of land and within less
than one halt mile of the corporate lin
its OF the city Of Waco at nearest point.
The improvements consist # Il two story
frame residence with eight rooms fin.
ished, large and excellent barn and com
modious stock sheds and cribs, tenant
houses, four large cisternH and large
ground tank III pasture, aiiordln4 AN
abundant supply Of water, About i5U
acres in high state Of cultivation, with
about 300 now seeded with wheat and
oats; about 80 in pasture, and balance
in meadow and timber and fine orchard
Also. fifty head Of fine short horn cnttlc
eight good mules, one new thrrsher
two self binding reapers, and all other
necessary ia ming implements and ma.
chinery. Will sell all together or laud
separate. For price and terms apply to
W. Il. ImCE,
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The Great Popular Route Of Texas
GULF, COLORADO & SAHTAFE RN
CONN ECTLoN -.

AiGALVESTON With Mallory Line
OF steamers Tor Key West and New "rk;
Morgan Line lur New Orleans, india
nola, Corpus Christi, BroNhsYllr hhl
Vera Cruz
AT ARCOLA with /. ~ G. \. K.R. Tor
Culumb bin and towns In BrrZuflh county.
AtItOkENiSEIt with q. II. ~ - A.
rnilwny, (Suusct koutc) tor Columbus
Weimar llarwuod. luling, san Antn'
MO. Laredo, Uytldc and Western
TeXns and Mexico; also Tor Houston hnd
Star ami Crescent Route tor beaumont
Orange Lake ChUrlcs,'hr lcrhr country
New Orleans ami all points h the NnGll'
east. North and Elst, with Nrw l"k
Texas q M,Xiruu railway Tor Wharton
Victoria and station, uu thni Inc
AtItktE.NIIAM with II. q T. G. rll
way tor uumpstcud, L,dbrtlrL Cid
ding, McDadr and Austin.
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lrrrnr. Palestine. Roc dnlD, Rouui
Rock G,orguoWn, Austin. san Marcos
New Bauultls. San Antonio ana Laredo
At TEMPLE with Missouri faciiic
railway iOr Waco
Al MCsGREGUIt with Icxnsa and 81
Louis railway tor Waco. Cor lcnn,
Athens, Iylcr, Mount Pleasant, |llmer
leAa kama.
Al MORGAN with TeXu- Central rail
wa, Tor Waco Ross. iiICo. ircduil, Us
60 aud All points ON that line.
AttLEBUKNE junction OF Dalla-
Division Of q 60 ). +. Ry.
At FORT WORM wlth Missouri
Pacific ana Texas Pacific rilWays TOT
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Santa Fe. san Francisco and the Pacific
Coast and Tor Kansas civ. 81. Louis
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