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NOTICE TO TUNNEL AND MASONRY

Pronosas will be received office OF the American
Consuction Counany 49, eighth ioor NILS Building.
New YORK CITY until ~ O'Clock August 81 1883 for
sew en- tunnels aggregatng about $1,000 linear feet
on the line railroad 10 he constructed between Harris
hurr Penn Youghi0gheny River together with one
section OF mile length. each side OF each nne
Also for building the masonry for the bridge across the
Susauehanna River at Harrisburg, Penn.
Plans proles and specifications may be seen and All neces
obtained OF the ouces OF tho
Division Engineers In Harrisburg. Everett Bedford and
somerset The will require satisfactory ev-
dsnce from bidders OF their and ability 10 com.
pete any may be allotted them he prices named
In within the time uxed for its completion:
be sealed 10 the undersigned
NewYork City The company reserves tho night to rec
any or all bids received MT deemed satisfactory
York CITY. August To- 1883. GEORGE II. KENT.
Secretary American Construction company.
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PROPOSALS FOR S1,OOO,OOO.

III CITY REVENUF BONDS.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received At the once oftne
Controller OF the OF York until Thursday. August
23 1881 at D. m the whole part OF ONE
MILLION DOLLARS Of neyenae Bonds OF the Cy OF New"
Yurl. PAYABLE I'm SIXTY DAYS from August %, 1883
The desired and the ratio Of interest per
annum which the bids made must be stated IN VIII
ing sealed envelopes addressed to tbs Contfoe
For further information advertisement In Ihe SV
Record. ,. HAsIlNoS un ANlh..
Finance Department Contronof'
CONTROLLERS O1lce,
August Ii, 1852
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PROPOSALS are invited for Ventilation in

i School HouseNo Workers. Plans and specifications
al the once Jarne, architects l262 Broadway
Tuesday next Proposals must be delivered as beor
not Thursday the I'D INST addressed
Mr. +. \ BACK, Chairman, ONCE Board OF Educa
ton Yonkers " and Endorsed Proposals for Venti@
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faw Schools.

ct. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL, Washington
leges ANA others seeking higher standard of professional
cessary admission 10 the Bar, tie
special inst ruct0n in the law OF the western states
ted 10 send Tor a catal oguc,
seventeenth annual commences october H. lSS3 ana
ext 10 June. 1884 WILLIAM q. HAMMOND.
Dean OF Law Faculty LAY.
Place. st Louis Mo.
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Menu Publications.
CHARLES SCRlBNER'S SONS
Publish this day;


CHARLES SCRlBNER'S SONS
Publish this day
POLITICAL ECONOMY.
BY ARTHUR LATHAM PERRY,
Professor Of History and Political Economy IN Williams
College.
EIGHTEENTH EDITION
Rewritten enlarged. vol crown syo' 81 d.
This book which first published in 1860 has Just oeeu
subjected thorough revision, and has been recas.
throughout plates and brought down 10 cate anu
while the size has not been waterway III
creased 80 per of matter has been ADDED Though
the price remains the same. -.
a complete exposition OF the science oo'
historically topicaiy It's distinctive feature us u
cardng The term Wealth and making "Vaue" the SUD-
iect OF the science Original ght thrown on the 'eAe
questions OF Land Money and Credit and the "hoe eu VI
the book on the Of sound currency and uniestco"
trade 49,
Professor Perry's style is admirably clear and racy MS
forcibe and well CHI osen and be has maze
subject interesting open to the comprehension OF any
dgent student which has often been left by writer's vague
and befogged and bewidering
Your book interests students then any have ever
instruc ed President T. d. Woo6ey iale CoieEe'
Nv. eorqlally recommend this book 10 oil, oil whatever
who enjoy Gamma s.aseent au
full and logical discussion."-L Newly YORK Nation'
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Tnstrnrtion.
For Both ssxss-counsry

KLAIh hOhDEI II ,...s, ,o,.
IL Increased endowment; enlarged plans. 49,, a..
the reOrRan1zation arc Vplse
postpone Fall openng % oct & Principal H. sbumaker
Pm b. will replace Gregory, now OF Gda.d OohSsG
Beautiful and heathful region near the Blue hluge
refurnshed and put in best sanitary condtlo
tent thorough training best nnuenceS
moderate rates continued Address correspondence io pres
ent 10 CLEn t n, ID .i s1n,n,n ~ T.
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Gounlrp propsrtp for Sale ana % &c +.

ATMADISON, N. J.--For sale, country seat Of
n IL acres large double house. molern improvements
large barn and stable handsome lawn trees and
las Broadway.
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SEABURY INSTITUTE, Saybrook, Conn.,
~ Twentieth opens H. Boys fitted Tor business
or college. Rev. +. l. SHEPARD. n A., Principal.
SUMMIT MILITARY ACADEMY, Summit,
~ n. j. ALFRED ". FULLER n. g., Principal. Opens
September 10. 1888 In the nigh lands of Northern New
Jersey Beautiful healthy situation Prepares for tbs best
colleges Thorough training IN reading spelling. composition
and elocGton Laboratory practice In chemistry 5auveur
system In French. German Italian and spanish Music.
drawing military drill and gymna,tioa Full corps Of i've
and Competent teaohers Large nicely furnished
superior board pleasant homo. Terms. $500 Der year.
Ne extras except muse and paiauAE
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NEW-YORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
~ FORT WASHINGTON. n Y.
Established 1884.

TRINITY SCHOOL, founded A. ID. 1903,
L 1917 Broadway. Rector. Rev. II. HOLDEN. Under
direction Of Trustees Protestant Episcopal Public school
Right Rev. BISHOP POTTER, President Prepares Tor
college business For free benehce, application % 90
made secretary paying pupils received Further IN
formation given at the Next begins september
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Those terms include all the Studies. - ,..,
For catalogues, apply TO the Librarian OF Stevens ip'
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JUNIOR DEPARTMENT, $50 PER ANNUM
SENIOR DEPARTMENT, $50 PER ANNUM
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EIGHTEENTH EDITION.

Professor Of History and Political Economy IN Williams
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OF THE CITY IT, q OF NEW

~ YORK.-DEPARrMENTS OF ARTS AND SClENCE
INSTRUCTION FREE.
The next entrance examinations Will be held In the uVer
sity Buildings Washington square, Tuesdiy June ~.
and on Tuesday. septic nber IL, At 10 a. N.
Recent muuccnt gifts have secured large ald npoi1
additions to tho apparatus and Dt3r means Ofusr11
which WILDE ready f0ru3e the0psnl1s OF th3 next 5)e
AL
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4 GOOD BOARDING SCHOOL of forty four
"A years standing convenient TO New York and vicinity
Address THOMAS HANlOS' ~: IL
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~ HARPER BROTHERS win send any Of the above
works By mall postage prepaid any part Of the uatsd
stssss or C&nsdz, receipt Of the prcs.
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obstruction.
For Bows aud Young Msn-oountrv

INSTRUCTION GIVEN IN THE ANCIENT AND
MODERN LANGUAGES; IN fEEE-hAND AMI
AfECIT NICAL DRAWING.
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Nj L. AN IiONl oEM ,h - - ~, c.nn,., N.
boarding school, and located az bennington centre W
Bennington Vlage aud at the foot OF
Mt Anthony know Anthony Seminary" Is to lot
or sell The property consists OF residence aud dormitoy
onIbuidings, together with
spacious well shaded lawn Of abont six acres The property
IN respects Ia ercelentlv adapted 10 summer
purposes aud for several past has been used as
connection with tho school Possession given sept
/ Inanlres may made at the oico Of JAMES WHITE,
Greer gtch. Washington County. v. Y.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

By virtue OF the power vested In me I'M
der and by virtue OF u certain ucel OF
trust. executed to me rs trustee BY Will
am Williams, OF nehemiah county, Tex
as to secure w. NJ. Walton In the pny-
ment OF two certain prOmissOry note tor
the sum of two hundred and scyenty-s ven
dOllars each. With interest a. the rate OF
10 per annum from date due rr-p'c-
lively December4 1, 1879 and December J.
1880, the said william Williams huHln.
made default in the payment OF SAID notes.
AT the request OF the holder, thereof, !
will sell at the court house door of No
Lehman County, Texas, on Saturday the
lith day Of November, 1883, 10 the high
/ eat bidder tor CASH in United states cur
rency, All that tract OF parcel Of land
| living In said McLcnnpn county, state oil
| Texa; and described AS follows:
| East OF the BrazOs river, bong part OF
/ the Tomas De LsVega eleven leagues
grnnt and part al said gunt that was
| allotted to said Walton by decree oi me
{ Galveston District Court In 1870, when
! decree Ia duly recorded In Mcl.onnHn
county deed book p. pages va 10 ~ W.
! elusive, to which reference is made
beginning at the southeast corner OF
section o, range ). al the sub-l'N!slon o'
sald grant, from which gunrll.uc m
ala, marked V, bears No, ., w. ~
Varas, n hnckberry u In. dia' markell +"
be.rs No. 90 IL, ". G, varas'
Thence >. %, vest on ). line oil &c v
lion :. $50 VaIas Gross Tehuacina creek
llO5 varns to n, W. cor. OF this In lot ana
Carol Porter ea.t line from when "a 4 a.
elm Ten ia. dla. marked ". hears ,; 10 r
gt yaras Thence =. y +. with said fof'
tois +. line 40 yaras to 5. W. cor. OF tll'
Thence y. co f. with Sterling Smill
north line nj 400 Varas Gross, i.nc',
Branch at 1870 Vsras pass smith n j.
corner At 1920 Wares cross IchHac m
rrerL At2llG Varas southeast corner /"
mia on section line, between range Ah'
from which elm marked w. bears -
Thsnre n. % W. 30 NaTa- 70 the place %
hegInnlng. being the same tract d. JAM
conveyed bv said Walton 10 said Nlliiam
williams on the ith day OF Decen'e'
ls7S | will convey TO the purchaser Ai.
title as I, as trustee, am AUTHORIZED Z
make by said trust deed. title believed L
be perfect, ,.,,,r r.n.too
I Waco, Texas, November l. l,aJ' M -
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The Old NlmIIein RInnI.

Grandma's remedy for Group, whoop,
iug cough and colds. Having been
confined to my bed for several weeks
with severe cough, which all the rem.
edies my family physician prescribed
would not alleviate, he, AS a last resort,
prescribed your Cher kee Remedy of
Sweet Gum aud Mullcin.' the first dose
OF which gave me instant relief. and
prevented what the doctor considered
imminent danger Of pneumonia. In
three days | was perfectly well Five
years ago nv oldest daughter had
measles, leaving her with a cough which
followed her up to the first Of this year.
Nothing woull give her any relief until
! tried your wonderful medicine. She
IS now entirely well. My youngest child
had severe case of membranous Group,
and was relieved at once with two doses
Of the remedy, and as long as | have a
bottle on hand | never feel alarmed
about Group. MHs. j. j KNowLEs,
Atlanta, Ga.
Taylor's Cherokee Remedy OF Sweet
Gum and Mullen for sale by all lead.
ing druggists at Doc, and Sl,O0 per
bottle.
Manufactured by Walter A. Taylor,
Atlanta, Ga, proprietor Tuylor's Prem.
ium cologne. For sale by Tucker u
Willis
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Piles are frequently preceded by Il
sense Of weight in the back, loius and
lower part Of the abdomen, causing the
patient to suppose he has some affection
of the kidneys or neighboring organs.
AT times, symptoms of indigestion are
present, as tlatu!cncy, uneasiness OF the
stomach, etc. A moisture-lko perspira
ton, producing very dlsagreeable
itching, particularly at night after get
ting warm in bed, is very common at
tendaut, Blind Bleeding aud Itching
Piles yield at once to the application of
DIR. BUsuuko's Pile Remedy, which acts
directly upon the parts affected, absorb
ing the Tumors, allaying the intense
itching, and affecting permanent cure,
where the other remedies have failed.
Do not delay uutil the drain on the sys-
TEN produces permanent disability, bat
try it and be cured. Price, so cents.
Sent prepaid on receipt of price. Ad-
dress, The DIR. Bosanko Medicine Co.,
Piqna, Ohio, Soldby Carter Il Williamson
and j. u. Cornish, druggists, Waco,
03lldw
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L. to visit the establishment of Mrs.
b. ]. Dose, the charming shapes in mil
linery, caps, hats, turbans, large shapes,
ties, little bonnets, large bopnets. Or
naments of different shapes. Bird
wings, tips and plumcs, velvet mole
sk in plu.he and great many things
100 tedious to mention. A full line of
hair goods, dress trimmings Dress
making. Come to see me.
Mrs. b J. Doss,
No. 52iS Austin Street, up stairs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-08

~. Celebrated Indian Territory coal
~ the Savanna mines for sale in
~. or small quantities, at lowest
hs' IooAl Only Ss per ton deliv-
.pl''I'" .; " per ton ut the bins. Bins at
IT, Si Pacific freight depot. Leave
,J.rboue orders to office Of Bra2os
y.r W. ID. Lacy.
nAr' 9.2G-to
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The houseEeeper whose head Is puzh'1,a q
, me nv raI No get for dinner has remedy
rs n, l. ~ ia" ,Tr,cnbis near at hand. Just go to
ior l HiI,le , x Dennis who have recently
see ai' 40 the !arge store, formerly hsr,
, .a1,o,,. saloon, on Austin siIeei, tnd
t SnTs YOU ind exactly the articles ; nse1 ie
, " re,Sn the delicate feeder or ieeu Tue
hu ,iIilsr K Dennis are young men, gu, T,o
/. ~, xIsdom needed 10 hAn'''n-
"rocerles and country.pfoine7'
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We aimed 10 let + on know we had just
received our tirst shipment OF pure north
crn country butter In Yesterdays paper
hut we have been 90 busy We have been
unable to let you know Of the many new
and desirable arrivals that are no"
coming to hand. We are also IN receipt
Of car load of Irish potatoes oil eNtl"
quality and at low prices. We would D.
ri ased to see you at any ana All 'Ino'
when you desire anything III our nut
Awaiting your commands, we are your
most truly, pn
Green Front, Prather Block
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-ln.lG.3w
,.,,r., O,.Ier-!! Oystors!!'

Sved up in all styles and at an!
ii, day or night, ut the popular res
.,ggt u j. 4. Wilson, Austin avenue,
,srtn Fifth and Sixth. Fresh fish
,g-i daily from the gulf. Bar sup,
I.-luith finest Liquors and wines. AZ
(. Js,irncies III seasou, at J J. VII
NJ. popular restaurant and bar on
,.,ip street.-g.l9-tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-08

a Don't send away to Louisville and
9ag.rlgo for your fall and winter suits
rh-1 yon can 60 to II. jacobs, the pop
nIar tailor, and do much better. He has
i,,t reteiyed fine lot OF suitings OF the
latest styles aud patterns Ii. jacobs is
he cid reliable tailor, and always gives
abstraction to his patrons. Call and in
sect the new arrivals.
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I-99V

Why is il 50 many suffer from rheu-
rF;m, aches, pains, kidney diseases,
ye- complaints, heart affections, etc. ?
Il'l'simply because they will not come
i.lbe healed. All disease begins from
E3at Of iron in the blood. This want
h rou makes he blood thin, watery and
4.ura. Impure blood carries weakness
at distress to every part of the DO ~.
hlppy tdi lack OF iron 10y using
byRus iron Mlters, and You will soon
bal yoaraelf enjoying perfect freedom
pom aclci, pains and general i'll health
lO-3lw
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.,cccss OF Our sho; department
ll' , ,"r n4eu cqualed in dry goods
p y.''' Al tine best makes are show n
7 ! .ile.. variety At our house, you will
+, yonr advantage 10 see our
" hsforr purchasing. An elegant
,L ladies' and chi'drens shoes. Call
! y e, ~ and avoid the rush 1T Il. Haber'H
! -
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lht "a DOW sbISk FtI.
yEtIZEGg.
Latest, CReapest and Best.

.3implcmcut, now in use by such
n gs,,n rs -. H. Gurley, A. j. lgh, j..
Ai.'h and VIM. q. Walker, is pro-
lIi'sl incomparably the best labor
''Hag Implement yet brought ont, both
T. lalyerlzer aud as a pillow. Joe. l..
"Dlslu says "It does the work OF
,-'7, mlky plows." For destroying
l'sh aud preparing ground for seed
,giei' nothing comparable to it. II
g4.sp too Gail aud see it. For sale
Nj. RILEY 4 JUESRY,
'll'tsale aud Retail Dealers IN Farm
IMPLEMENTS. Waco l0.2ldtf
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At certain seasons Of the year nearly
every person suffers to greater or less
extent from impurity of the blood, bill
iuusness, etc. This should be remedied
as soon ne lisoo.esed, otherwise serious
results may follow. Shermgn's Prickly
Ash Bitlers Will eilectually remosc all
nj Mt of disease and restore you to
eulth. 1872 lm
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n NJ. -,iersigued hereby gives notice
:" lgtobcr =, 1888, Charles Fried
FL. II Waco. Texas, executed to the
,s.,uel "A deed of assignment, con
,4r,to me his property and effects,
KIN benefit nf his creditors.
MN. RosFNruAL, Assignee OF
Charles Fricdlaender.
Waco, Tex, Oct, 10, lhSJ. n
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ibis new and first class hotel, opposite
\ Missouri Pacific depot. oilers good
ls.s, handsomely furnished rooms and
i-- attention. Meal, at all hours
N.ai., 81 cents; board by day, $3.50
iapers by stopping at thia house can
;.r money IN transportation on bag
nge as street cars run from the depo
ttls heart Of the city. fare . cents.
j NJ. JORDAN, Proprietor.
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Iliye thou, nd acles choice Brazos
anus, situated to 10 miles southeast OF
lh' city west ot thcTiyer; about one
'nNd h cultivation, with tenement houses
t,eAM yin and pu Is. grist mill and other
NpN,ANees; one-tuird In rich valley mes
g"e prairie, and the balance in timber;
lag Nhne unsurpassed Tor stock and agri-
blycf.. '' "
= ihIe" thousand, three hundred and
r,su,''lour acres choice grazing lands in
FEucounty.
FIX lots un south Third street, this city.
Z 'o' laT.htr particulars, address
j. W. DowNS,
"l'or of the Estate OF ". W. Downs
DECEASED. S.29dw.
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Notice TO Attorneys and Land
Dcaiers.

Applicants for abstract eXhibitG to
testo land presenting themselves at
iuI' Office will take notice, that after
ile 5ls, day of October, 1888, the fee
ior exhibit, will be s. for the first sheet
ot a fraction OF sheet, and S2,5O for
each adiitin or fractional sheet.
No application will be considered
s''l ut tue Zee accompanies the same
ALBERT CHAImERs,
compiler Mcleuuuu County Abstract
Waco Tex, oct. %, 1888.
Va IN D1,lm
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4 ,,1iesot East Waco NJ. +. church
inc ...ij nave II supper Thursday
Bun Snyqmher Sth at the Frazier
|t.lh mr. ceels to be applied to the
tl!lillus-,', fine new church. Admission
tall.s.s Ccbllrcn half price. All are in
Poems .ta,d LII 1t
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'''' ~. will sell you ladies cloth
s,aceT . P.'I and Of the best quality,
i1! 't i',51 cents lower per yard than
., p ~ house 10 in the city.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-08

You owe it to your family, and il you
have no family then you owe it to your
self, to economist wherever you can; by
buying your goods Of Sanger Bros, you
will surely perform this duty.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-08

White and cu'o-ed blankets, comforts
Ian robes in the largest Variety aud Al
the lowest figures you will hu1 at san
ger BfOa.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-08

The sick, worn and detected Shouid
rend the Advertisement Oh oYsuoh .
Liquid Beef Tonic. ueouN WY
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Toilet

For fine aoapsI perfumefy and I'M
P'' VS. CATER & WILLIAMSON
81 Austin Avenue.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-08

mt nT cigars for the money in
Bes' d S1RrER 4 WtLL1AMsoS's,
.,g1 Of 81 Austin Avenue.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-08

Bchrens has the bsst line OF fancy
goods aui perfumery' bot" u'i'fS'''
aud imporiea.-lO-itc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-08

Acknowledged Lenders IN fine toilet
goods at lowest prices Castles hot'
rison & Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-08

Is expected in few days at castles
Morrison 4 C5s. Call and SEQ her
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Complicated watch repairing Il spec
lGlty, ut LEVlN7hl " -Ai'"'-N -
-.O-h to
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An endless stock Of prssementerlrR at
Is. Habers. Jerseys for every body at
b. Hubers. The most fashionable wraps
ut Is. lIabcr.. An elegant line OF hos.
iery at u. HRbers
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-08
prescriptions.

No matters who writes your ptoscrip-
tons they will be correctly filed at
Castle,, Morrison u Co.'S. drug store.
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we Have

cproute from eastern markets the fucs
line of holiday goods ever br ught Il
Waco. Castles, Morrison Co,
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n,,,on Of the world for many
rbechamlP5' Ibn Health giving qualities -
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PEKsDNAu.

Dr. Thomas n. Wylie, of Pilot Point,
ia in Ihc city, II guest OF his cousin NJ.
Surratt Esqr.
Cant. j. b. Hereford, OF Dallas, big
Insurance man, is guest at the Pacific
and.will remain several days
Mr.. T.. c. overly leaves this morning
for a trip up the Central, IN the interest OF
the ExAMINER Publishing company.
Prot. r. o. ROunssyall, OF the Female
college. arrived yesterday, from the late
Methodist conference at Gcorgetown.
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Choicc Iieats.

.toice tender roqst', juicy steak ,
fof tHo .tSer first lass meats and
hui all v "n to Wheeler Il Lynham's
,,g;sef, i street near Franklin. Fish
,5oT' D' ',nlf received daily.-lO-2O'lm
cant first ass custom made
!! you .,,her ladies', misses, children
.h5e ioI 3nn't fail to see those best goods
/, GEMS fI"Trian's. All goods guaranteed
(, !. II. 'ya,tai. None better made.
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Galveston Fish Company
New Enterprise!
pWanGsth Street, between Mechanic an
Strand,
GALVESTON, TEXAS.

.an- Fresh Fish and oysters received
80 and on hand az al uours. Country
orJsr, .olieipsd, aud .Gllod with prompt
asss at lev sEisss'
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| GS-We refer by permission to Waco
/ State Bank, Waco National Bank
( and State Central Bank.
The following IL partial list OF
/ property we are now Offering:
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Conductor G, Dean, OF the Central
railroad, tells Of pedler outrsging u
sick Judy at Cisco. lie entered her room
where she lay, closed the door and havlng
accomplished his purpose, lied The clti-
Zcns would have mObbol him had he not
been hurried oil to Eastland and there
lmI lisoRed.
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