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Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-29
J. w. KoDEFER.
FINANCE AND COMMERCE

Special Dispatch to THs BBn.


New YORK, May rs.
Money-24@3 per cent; closing offered
o. 3 per cent.
Prime Mercantile Paper 5@5a percent.
Sterling Observation-Disclosures bills strong
at 4 50; demand, 4 49,,
Governments irregular.
Stocks we're dull, declining till 2 p. m.
The market was generally stronger during
the frat half Of the last hour, and adj
vauced | to & per cent, the latter in Gem
trail Pacific. Union Pacific also went !
per cent hgher, owing to the reported re-
ceipt of a Dispatch from President Dillon,
who is cow in Chicago, that all diff culties
between the Union Pacific and the Denver
Il Ri Grande, which bid threatened to
culminats IN a Wal of rates. had been
amicably settled. The gain in prices wac,
however, not maintained 10 the last halt
hour, and the market clossd generally
o fraction lower on the general list thin
Saturday night, Union Pacific /, Northern
Pacific 4, Texas h PAcii, /. Northern
Pacific preferred !, Central Pacific !,
Lake Shore / per cent, and the rest of the
market q smaller fraction lower. The
market closed weak.
MINING STICK,
Mining stocks to-day were dull and ir.
regular. Navajo declined from ITO to
135; Susro Tunnel sold at % to %; Sonora
Consolidated at 6S to 65, closing at sc;
California at Acc; Consolidated Virginia
20 to 80; Union Consolidated st 663 to
675; Sierra Nevada at 200; Iron Silver at
3O5 and $40; Horn Silver at $50. Sales of
the day, $4,000 shares.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-29
MISC


Special Dispatches TO THH BEE.
BRITISH GRAIN TRADE
LONDON, May 2S, The Mark Lane ex.
press i'll review Of the grain trade TO the
past week says: The crops lave benefited
greatly by Saturdays rain and harvest
prospect is much improved. Trade is no
better, the supply being restricted an
prices weaker. Foreign wheat was in AMI.
mate and prices declined Is. Cargoes off
coast were in small isauiry. Red winter
wheat A., and . large cargo of No. l Cal
ifornis As; Is cargoes arrived and there
were 7 sales The forward trade WAS n.
significant. In -four business was impos.
sible eIcep. at o reduction. Foreign fl ,ur
was also slow. Barley was desrer; foreign
unchanged. Oats were slightly better;
foreign cheaper. Maize wa steady and
unchanged, ard the supply hardly equal
to the demand. The sales of ngiish
wheat was &C 220 quarters at 43s I'd,
against %, 3 5 quarters at ASS Id the cor
responding week last year.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-29
OMAHA MARK BTS,
Wholesale Prices.

Wholesale Prices.
nYgIoE or The OMAHA Bee,
Monday Evening. May %.
There are no changes reported in tn,
market to-day.
Grain.
WHEAT Cash no. 2, 9io; cash No
3, 7SAc; rejected, 72;.
SARLEY.--C.sh No. 2, 6scJ No. 8
42c.
RYE-Oash, 49,.
CORN New mixed, $50.
OATS-3Sc.
SEEDS-Blue gross seed, 1851 so;
timothy seed, 2 1902 %; red clover seed,
8 90; white clover seed II 90; millet seed,
/ 90; Hung ,ri IN seet, l 10; orch ard grass
seed, 2 SO.
Pro uc,.
POTATOES 2'tayoOc per nusheI.
ONIONS-OId zoe per bushel.
BUTTEh Choice country, 15920c,
EGGS-Fresb, Ice.
HONEY-Caliior ais, per ID. al.
APPLES--Per barrel. 81 2504 90.
ORANGES-CalifoInia 2 rs; Messina,
4 OO@S5 90
LEMONS s. OO65 30 psr boz.
STRAWBERRIES -20@25c per quart
BEANs-Navy per bushel, 2 50@2 rs
Live Stock.
CATTLE Fat steers, 8 5oO@5 26.
FAT COWS SO 1904 90.
HOGS-t6 25d6 rs.
SHEEP-e ooe5 70.
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M ERCH ANDISE.
Special Dlgpatchfs TO Tue BRR.

Special Dispatches to THE BBs.
NEW YORK, May q ,-Hay- Market
quiet but steady,
G ffso-Msrket dull and lower; Flo, 7
@7tc.
Sugar Market pteady; re fined strong;
white extra 9, S@Slc; standard A, So D.;
con'ectioners' A Sic; crushed, 9b@9 sc;
graduated, s 1.16@9c.
Molasses- Market quiet but fem.
Rice-Market quiet hut steady.
refined, 7S@75c.
Tallow-Denand fair and market firm
at 70
Il psin-Marxst dull and lower.
Turpentine-Market dull and weak.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-29
LIVE STICK
Special Dispatches to THs BsH.
CHICAGO,

Special Dispatches to THs BsH.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. May 28. -The Drovers' Jour.
nal rep ,rts a. follows:
Moderately active but 10, low Or;
mixed. 6 70@7 10; heavy, z 1907 40; light,
6 80017 20; skips, 3 37A@6 80.
Cattle Fair, moderately active hut
not quotably higher; exports. 591@6 l5;
good to ,hoice shipping, 5 60@5 95; com.
mon to fair, 5 O0a5 so.
Sheep Many Of poor quality fairly &C.
fair. s2O@4 so; good. S b0; ohoios, s rs.
The Drovsrs' Journal, Liverpool, rs-
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-29

JOHN STABLES, JEROME SCHAMP,
Pre- idsnt. Vice Pres't.
w, S DEISHEN, Sc. aul Treas.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-29
TRAFFIC..

Special Dispatches 10 THs BEE.
FLOUR AND CRANE,
New YoRk, May 2S.--Receipts and
shipments of -four and grain for the past
"a t,.-. L.,, LOO, ,n fil~
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-29
FOREIGN FINANCE.

Special Dispatch 70 THR BEE.
LONDON MONEY.
LONDON, May %.
Consols, 102 Lie; Illinois Central, 1862;
Pennsylvania Central, 1894; New York
Central, 1851.
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s~LEARlNGS

BosroS, May %.
The total gross exchanges from the %
leading clearing houses In the United
States for the week ending May %, with
q percentage comparison Of the total gross
exchanges of the sans clearing houses for
the corresponding week in 1882, wero
1882, 1926, 1926. Increase, Z per cent.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-31
Central MARBLE woHH"
sugg n WELL. No. 20 N"""
Titth street, WHco b"N"s'

~. hive sold our entire marble inter
ests in the city Of Waco. lrHh'' 10 M', ..,.',
Sugp a Wells practical marble men "ho
will continue the bu.in"s'. retaining OH
workmrn. We sincerely believe they WIN
be- able t. execute any order thal may O'
given TO them to better adNhi'h2t lhtl
w.. have been aulr TO de-, and We rhe'r lul'i
recommend our former patron 10 'NIthu
Ia them the favor So libttulIy bestowed
ON us in the past Thankful lJr lhNoI-'
W, are re- pectiu.ly
NJ ". Mass x Co.
In assuming control OF the g. ira mar
Bile works. laicly run by NJ. W. NJ mn Il
Co.. wr respectfully soli it the patronage
Of the citizens OF McLennau AMI Nurfounu-
ing counties, promising To- tNcculr Hll
Orders entrusted to ms with .rrtulne's
and dispatch. and we confidently say. thHl
We are tbirtu do all kinds OF cemetery
work. from tue cheapest to tn" most diiil-
cult Il, signs, in American or Italian mar
bile. scotch red beach or other Errnlt', IL
the satisfaction ut ull who may favor W.
siih their patronage. We do not boast
that we can rNurutc carving and other
work b tiri than our competitions hut ~
wurkmeu Ne uukuuWi,igcn no suprriors II
the stat. Wehpvc come a. stay, aud hrg
OF ,Ou to encourage home industry. We
| shnll do honest work Aui ASH onlN ehsuh
able comyrn.ntion. All work guaranteed
We shall At all times be- glad to iurn 81
estimates on uugiua. designs ana price
finished work Gall and zee H..
/ 3-25-Iw. ~JGo Is WELLS.
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With tho udVCnt % eprlug tlmr, hun.
dreds Of petty drummors hucN into
Texas from cities aorth Of us, seeking
orders Tor goods ON which the profit
Is mainly derived from mechanical la
Dor, thus depry ng workingmcn at
homo ut the Legitimate profits uf their
industry, aud carrying thousands IT dol
lars ont ut the state without particle
~ benefit 70 the consumer. 1t may be
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SUMNER LIxIR IE-.
where They Why he Enjoyed T."
Perfection.

All lovers Of frozen mKure', but es,
pecihllv the dier will be- Interested ana
lr titled 10 learn that commencing with
to-day Mr. Pat Farrell re-ppen- his lie
cream pnrlor and soda fountain, on Aus
tin street, bet Seen HI til and sixth
4treets. Mr. farrell's place has ever
been and will remain fHvorlte resort
with the ladies' ~ the city for the simple
rensOn that 1t is presided over ny thht
excellent lit lady, Mr. Farrell herself
In addition 10 the splendid ~ MY oil
ices aud COME tons furnished, ~ II
pleasure to have the courteous ana care
inl attention Of Mrs. Farrell. This Tea
tire greatly appreciated 10y ladies' "ho
icaire neat, quiet place, where they can
drop III and enjoy ice-cream or ,od
while ont .hOppinR or ealing
Mr. Fare hA. male some Interior IN
prov, me nts since last season with special
u.trrIcncc to thi. summer, ard the effect
.ill he pleasing to all visitors, Tor II Hucil
establishments the surroundings hte ~
ncun, idrrabe part ol the attla tons. II
L. mtdiy worthwhile to a. Indie 10 he cha
,rter ~ quality ul the cor irCtions, sucll
A. cake ,,n 4 candies. or the ice cream and
-odn ia hished by MIR. Farr Il. N"wh' re-
N Waco will better be iOnnd and NJ some
plnces not near 20 cool. The place Is ID
real credit to our town and richly merll
the best class u patronage. We ,speclhlll
commend il to our lady readers.
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HORSE THIEVES.
their Operations Nenr n""-
Irr-Nitlr and 1orcnH

Several dHya ago we mentioned thHt
horse ihi yos had visited Mcssrs. OK,
MONTGOMERY and others near Masters
VILE and carried II srveial head 81
good horses. Tue uprr tons NJ these
4cnuudrrl- arJu- Il the citizens Tor
miles around ami purtI were formed
for the ptrpo.c Of trailing md II possible
..,ptufing and uunI-h'ng the lhi"'e+
n, -r.,rrY uad h.su dlligcut aud ltt- r.
lied no -urur very impuiiunt drE lnl -
Do. Mt. Wed c-day d negro, Whose maine
US Afterwards Ica d to Zee beuglhs
$40 IT, sVu- ~ uNrud IN III" brush near
VI. NJ. i. VI lutgomUrys rrsiIl' nc" tMr.
NJ H. ,rcuttha loser, los Thieves rccei
niI) and inlurmJrinn Wa 1t one" con
yrycd t. mfucs In tue nrighbOl-
hood. The negro got up and ran
of. hut was captured later In u negro
cabin. lie was tikeu ont md told that
lac must confess ur he would We rumma.
rilr dea with. The negro then rro-
Goedcd to tell what hc knew IT the gang
and their operations. He offered to take
lie pa Is to the past r. where the
stolen ho srs were placed until diAposed
". He conducted them to large
pasture winch was clos y Watched ]
night Thursday, but nothing OF
the stolen ri ck could be- found on.
The pasture n- hunted ont yesterday
but none could be- found. The negro
Yesterday led the posse t0 where The
thiry r had made their camp, which If
about three miles all We Waco aud near
the nuth ~ the Basque He accurately
described the place before IT was
rrn he'd, IA order to- CONVINCE his ca .
tor, hat hc te hing the truth The
description ,.lu"d exactly with the lu
cation. II be- Huid 10 be ninO excellent =
4,loci,d Z. g i,r cuncc Ilmcnt. TIE weed
Air ,ight or nine ic,t high, The n'Rro
AVS be- Inns been In the hHhlt OF working
f,rthcnWn,r oi the pasture, where he
SAYS the tulrn huI SOS ntc concealed, every
winter and -pisg tor the past tour years
/ nut that he never knew III the horse steal
/ ing tht was cnrTiod on uut la ~c'k ar -u
ugu lie .uy- that some sixty live OF ~ vet
nv hurcs httc been put In TIE
pasture during the pnst month, most oi
vhirh hnyr been carried oil and sOlh
Horses were brought IN mt kept Tor q
/ fcv ,lnl and then driven OF by pnrtite
/ who ,,uulI b. gnn" Il cun-ldcrahlc length
ni tune iI,.uckruwlrdgcd when caugh,
/ that he had been cent uit to spy around
| and discover s. here horses could be had
/ nud to hear Wl nt had been said about on,
| OF thc ging. II, spy- there ARE about ittcer
! mombcIs ~ tnc gang. The negro wa
. brought tu 10 Nn and discharged rs hAu
been promised hin by hi- cnpturs. Ill
comic ion NAV lead to some lmpUrlnnl
arrest and tue breaking up Of 70 thorough
/ ly urgunZ u band ol horse th.eyc-. II II
To be- hoped 1, will.
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L. the sec ct Of good health. Then II
You would he free Of those terrible par
oXysm- of nervousness, sick headache
aud sleeples- nights which finally termi'
nate IA general breaking down Of the
whole system caused 10y imperfect
assimilation of food ar what is most
commonly called Dyspepsia and indiges-
tion-wc would say to all such, 20 Mt
once and rsk your druggist for bottle
Of L. 1. l., or Improve Iron lnvlgurator
Manufactured 10y IuckerN ILLS, Waco
1t will do more to build mp your system
when broken down from any cause titan
any uther tonic ur lnyiguratur We know
Of. Everybody who has given it II fnif
trial and that number now Is many will
testify to the CORRECTIVE Of tins state
mnnt 3llin
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-31

This line we have cut down the price
~ Thu bvr'B No "A coffee one pound
puckages to fifteen couta per puund;
choice red and silver skin onion sets to
fifteen cent. per quart; choice string
beans 10 ten cents por can; choice three
pound can Jelly thirty three cents per
run; two pound can jelly twenty cents
per can; choice SIX pound pie peaches
twenty-five cents per can; three pound
fruit butter IN cans twenty cents per
cnu. one can oysters, light weight, five
cents per ca; Whistles extra olive soap
five aud a half cents per pound; u Job lot
Of toilet sonps at u bargain; n few bar.
rcls uf good rice Mt six and n hal cents
per round; our xxx family flour Mt
81 90 per sack; other goods lowest over
known. Watch out Tor bargains from
iis during the next thirty days.
\. JOSEs TAYLOR 4 BIO.
Nos. aud . Piathcr Block.
OHytr
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have had my attention repeatedly
called to the fnrt that an impositur is
travelling through different pats of this
state representingthimsel to be DIR II.
Robinson, ophcIan Of Waco, Texas,
thereby securing the confidence Of those
who are Inflicted with weak ryosight aud
swlndhug them by obtaining money for
treatment and spcctarles under sucq
Misrepresentation. have no agent OF
partner and will give "A liberal reward
for information regarding the where
ab nuts If any person or persons using
my name. Address DIR. III. Robinson,
optician, No. II Austin street Waco
Texas.
Papers can serve their subscribers 10y
exposing the impostor -O32jdNwlm.
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THE CITY.

Remember the mnt,ne, to-day at III,
opera house.
ANEW building Is going up nj the cor
nrr OF Eighth aud Mary street.
- The me, ting ot the Texas Veterans
at Bcltun, l. beginning toattlHet attention.
-Lsmbert Il Richard.on'- company
clOsr their engagement Tonight with the
beautiful play of Lied Astray.'
- The city is going to prosecute some
more IN trkrt cases. We understand That
new complaints viii be- nlcd IN icw
days.
"A special telegram from NaY,sota to
the Galveston News ,ays. Captain y. -.
NJ prry, who hn. resided IN hrimrs county
a long time aul Il well known over
Texas, sold out everything here last
week anu moved with lis fam t. Waco,
where he has purchased IA line rcsldrnee
ami rntrrcdu strong business iirn.' We
have alluIrd to the pulchi-c 81 Mr. A. O..
Lynn's residence by captain STORY, We
are plruscd 10 Welcu ne rIch citIru, to
our community.
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CORK. March 30 The three men Fruth.
erzt,n, OChrrIlCner and Laimondy arrest
ch ,St night were arraignrd THIS morning
upon tue charge ui being members oil q
secret society has my It's hetdqUIers i'll
Cork The object nj the society wIs, ac-
cpidng To the claims made Toy th,
authorities. to commit murder wherever
they b LeIcd such a course would adj
,nnce the Interest at their Organila iOD
aud to blow up hu Idinps in the principal
clti,s IN British lbs. ON the preliminary
exhminal ion bail Was refused, It being
strongly intuatcd by counsel tor tn,
prosecution thai number of Witnesses
we're ready TO testify in support OF til,
charge. ltisln evidence that Feather
ton has been living IN Cork ince June
lSs2, without any apparent business and
without visible iurAna III support.
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COMPANY b., ot the Broom Brigade,
will me I at 30 p, m. to-day, IA full
uniform, at j ckson's photogrn Ii gnl.
lery. All The members Of the company
are requested 10 be present, At the con
clus on Of business a. the gallery the
brigade will attend the mstmre IN u
body, under charge of their ca tain, j.
T. Elgin. The boys will be- ont in force
10 witness the turnout 81 the champion
TO IL
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CARPET work, Etc

now have my headquarters AZ o, ,IPsp,r.
son, Tibbs q S'einer's where a,n P' wpfE.
ed to do AL kinds OF uphol'lel! making
such as sewing and laying carpe.' mixing
and hanging shades, designing hiJ it a and
lambroquins. drapery tops, por!e'' fsct 70
all STYLES OF window draperies, iina,oratl,s
do any kind OF interior house ssJ msl
work. Being the only eXpeIlthhCoe.s WHO
in Il at particular line m waco nv, veil TO
are in need OF such work Will 10
call and consult me. p-,pogp.
OS2llm L. " ENN'
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Local uARkETs.
WhsicssIe Prices for Lending
staples Yesterday.

Cotton quotations continue shout the
same ana the mSrkrt is more active with - tlu-
81 l"il, better feeling The opinion Is enter
tHlrrl thht the bottom OF the M rkct has been
reached Aud ANY change must be in Improve
mrut Receipts, ~ bales Higher sIAdrs SIN
very scafcvi supply buuntltu AMI lhr demand
better outW ara shipments Improving, and re-
crlpis Ton the local market comparatively light.
though there l. la gt amount nt the .tapl- st.
Ia the hAr dS Of the producers Grocer.
aud provision market hrmer aud active.
Win upward tendency On all Staples, pArt,cu-
larry bacon, Hour anil sugar DscoA strong sni
lively with an luclluAtlun to climb To n higher
price, demand much better. nuur Improving
amt market much sitter with an active de
rnAnd' sugar II also urmer snd looking upward.
but tho change is not urViied enough TO riect tn
cltN markets ,qun tatiuus unchanged the -upply Is
large c"ner quiet aud stra ;meBl remains weak
aui unchanged, rice strong, market steady, de
mAud Tor all staples is very good
and market we'll supplied There Is
more inquiry for duur aui thu
inclination Is upward There is ma
no considerable movement worth, of note.
No change In drug-; market strong
and steady Receipts Of country produce lair,
except poultry, Nery few chicken, or turkp, :
are ur ught In and the prices are nigh Tho
demand TOR Al, country produce is quite lIIpl,
and sales are readily made At good rrl.es
Hardware unchanged, quiet and easy.
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souvenir Nirl,I,

Tonight at the opera house the mdir.
who attend will he pre- entrd an elegantly
printed programme ~ "a souvenir OF IA,
% cNlnn. IL presented with the com.
pllU cnt OF the popular firm OF druggists.
Mrssr-. II mlrt II khubcr, 81 Austin
str et 1t viii be perflmed With ~FI,uI
a. Aha Tor sale by the above firm. ",
advise the hdi' ITO 20 and while they vii
enjoy most splendid p,rturman, cu
ais" carry away with them "a hrAuulu
mementu Of the occasion.
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Fr6nCp.

LOUISE MICHEL sURRESD KS
PARIs, March 10 I.Ouise Michel called
at the prefecture vi police yesterday eve
ding, bat rs the project WIS absent shr
len the olfcr, announcing SHE intended a.
surrender her srli To the authorities to-
da'. TINS morning she MAS arrested
without any difficulty or objection on
her part. She .taI"d that she wa. willing
To give herself up r,ther than subject her
mother to any urll er annoyance from
the police. She Was arrested while leAV
Ing the house ut n friend. The specific
charge against her WA that she had en-
te,rd bakers shops at the head OF armed
TIA lis aud piuniered them.
rW>os JEROME MANIFESTO.
h EpfAuN, March 3O.-Numbers OF
copies OF the IN nfesto Of Prince
jerome Napoleon have been posted IN
conspicuous places and upon va iou-
public buildings IN this city. A soon
aB discovered, the polIc' removed them,
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u,,pr. ,r.i Is,,u,i ct VyydUcs.
osN MORNINGS trttInE
tNtHty

Young A. 4, Murrland, who was cut
10y Bell, tine hickman, nj an early hour
luHt "Wednesday morning, was IL "a dying
condition at | u'clock ust night lie
could not live hu hour longer. no
curiug to the opinion OF the
doctor III attondmco. As be-
fore stated, the difficulty between
Nor Ian and Bell Was over u difference
uf twenty five cen which was due
Merchant 10y Bell Morota of WAS cut IN
the shoulder an over the left eye 10y
Bell dun x the encounter. The wounds
were promptly dressed aud were Thought
not to- be- dangerous. Yesterday Ito was
resting EASILY aud seemed to be getting
along tiLcly, but later h" took a turn Tor
the worse Tho doctor thinks the
,lulung Ol the blood upon the braip Is the
cause at tIC tad chnugr. MoTrmnI is a
nephew ct Miabrnu Il Lamar one of the
pr -ilvnt- ct the, hcpuh lc of TrNas,qud
Is "a yuuug man ~ exc, ll,nt traits and
nuh.r cuHiacIrr. lie wts universally liked
los all Who knew him had lust disI usrd
ni hUs Interests lnthi, county and Was PIT o.
prng 1" =" I" his ht"thrr :
at Frio or GunIalr.. lie is
sad to have hr ther-in-hw la
llillshuIp uamcl Thompson Iar fatal
result from hl, wounds was entirely un-
looked tnr nud Is. H>hock to his relatives
and irirud, II was thought that his
hurts were very slight but not hy any
means dangerous Mor'upd has been
living with The family OF Nj Alexander
inr some tune past and Mis-. Ale, andcr
wnS AZ his bedside last NIGHT
Bel the hack driver VINO dld the cutting,
was aires ED last nj ht about 5 O'Clock In
front OF the Commercial saloon and
lodged In iAi.
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The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders OF the Merchants opera
house will be held at the opera house on
Monday the Ind day of April, at 4
O cock y. m, for the purpose Of electing
president, vice president, treasurer, see
Rotary and eleven directors, to serve for
the ensuing year, and transact such
other business rs may come before said
meeting. A lull attendance is requested.
--033O3tC. w W. SELEY, Pres.
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That the ladies can be- suited out o
the nice assortment Of millinery novel
ties for spring aud SUNNI r. 4 grca
many novelties IN HAIR fronts Wave,
~ the latest design. Bralds IN ou dies,
variety. Hair wigs for rent. Hour
skirts, GO sets, gloves, iewclry, neck
W ar, scaris, lichens collars and rucL
ing. Dressmaklug 6y Mrs. Austin
Hair bought Hair worked up. Dress
charts Sl.OO. Pleating machines Sl.ul
Come and see,
- Mus, B, j. Doss,
No. 52H, Austin street, up stairs.
-O3gOd4wtc.
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the Greeting

Issued from the Fashion Bazaar has
been mailed to ey ~ lady with whose
address we have become familiar. II
you have not yet received 1t, ask your
husband, brother or other relatives who
may ossibl 20 for the mail, ar TO its
whereabouts. Accompanying 1t il a
Petit journal of Pa terms See that you
get both. The Greeting contains an IN.
yltation to all ladies to attend the
Fashion Bazaar during our o ening Days,
which continue from Thursday noon, the
inst MEs. ELLA $. ConES.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-31
Notice

la hereby given that the resII'p 81 the
pual me ting OF the director: and u r.iI.
stoskholders Of tue Texas Cent's ,or ms
way company will be held AZ po 'n' IN Nc
ny's \office, in the town OF tWIlssd'pesdsy,
Lehman county, Texas, on M ,1loS,
May ~, 1888 a. D. ~ secretary
Ross March 20, lSS3,-3-2--i'H''
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Notice 10 Creditors.

me Undersigned having qualified ON
!ne SIN OF February, 1883, as administer.
INK OF the estate of Joseph Sailor de.
yeased, All persons having claims
against SAID estate are hereby required
10 present them TOR allowance within the
time Time prescribed by Law, this March 2d,
100" $780,, SARAH j. NAILoR,
V'Voi" Administrative.
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For several days the public has been
on the qul vive as to the identity of
Rochelle, whose advent was announced
III these columns. "Rochelle' has ar.
rived at last, and will make eadIuarters
at A. Hers two places, on Austin ave.
nue., aud at the Pacific hotel "Rochelle'
Is cigar, made especially for Hen. and
one OF the best cigars that money aver
bought. Try Rochelle" and be CON,
yinced.-0223dtc W."