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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-12-13

WssH1xeroE, Dec. Tine delegates ct
tending the reunion Of the Mexican veter-
ans. visited Mt. Vernon to-day. There was
a business session in the evening al which
a list OF vice-presidents was elected, repre-
ssnfing every state in the union sDd the
srrny, navy marine corps and revenue ms
riBe service General II sncpeA VS. eiecitu
renrssentsfive Of the army; Com m 1oOre
lanes L. Govett. com missioner; ). r
osucFenbush, for the navy; Oo,onsl John
N. Broome and MsjOr W. Stock
for the marine c2rpsi captain
Osmopd Peters and Csptsin John
Yscs~y-e- for ths revenue marine service.
Afler tie business session. Senatnr Bogsn
rDsde speech in which ne referred 20 ths
Agitation Of the question o. penfioLlng
veteran Ct the Mericsn var, ana ssia INST
he VS. IL favor Of giving Dsnson 20 ev-
erv surviving soldier Of tbat VA Who Vss
an American citizen AID hou0rea ne
American fsg.
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Kennel Club.

MEMPHIS, Dec. THE fifth day ofthe
r slonal American Kennel club field trials
at Grand Junction, Tennessee,
;he rail-. inter!erred with the
morning, bet there was good sport in the
afternoon. Derby continued; third series,
Rush Gladstone beat Sanroy; Porter beat
Katie S. Fourth series; Rush Gladstone,
beat Porter and won the first prize.
f. tn series; Santoy beat Porter
ard won the second. Sixth series; Rush
Gl dstone beat Porter and won the third.
The Pointer special cup 10 not yet
decided, hut will be reached
tomorrow. The champion stakes will fol-
low with Gath and Sue as competitors
which ends the meeting.
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TIE wEEKrY HERALD. THURSDAY DECEMBER 49,, 1885,

members OF the International Cigar Max
ers union, because they refused TO work
with the Progressive union, 1t was thought
TO be In fair way OF settlement to-day as
q Joint committee OF the union and the
cigar manufacturers had agreed on a settle
ment OF disputes by joint arbitration. The
committees matter was pre-
scented to the manufacturers Tor
ratification this afternoon when
the agreement WAS so changed as TO admit
progressive union men and also arbitration
at meeting tonight Of the international
union, they rejected the compromise and
resolved to fight it out. The trouble Is
now likely to extend to the International
members which number about IL. 900.
Sadie Reign, dining.room girl at the
Briggs house, tonight shot Patrick Kens-
ley, the head waiter in the head, because
he circulated vile stories about her. Kins'
lev cannot live.
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sr.-LouIs, Dec. = A: meeting OF The
passenger AGENTS vas held this Afternoon
70 consider The chtrgss Egainsi
fhs Ohio a Mississippi N
rritine rates east. II is understood thst Il
rrs sboun thaf fhe OHIO a Mississippi sold
TO tickets - clfrus men ron -. Ions %
Phiisdslthia Tor - below the di1ersni "a
fi.f tte cornrnissionef order The tickets Of
thaf roed o. sale.
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nHtAAu aAlaAAA
rrrsrrrrs HnHHIElY InEAIED.

rErurEEEE HCEEIElT 1nEAIED.
I.orpor, Dec. IA Paris correspondent
forwards the secsnd letter written 10 blood
bv a rihnist In Troublssik0i Fort, ct ct.
Petersburg. Il describes the narrowing
tresfreut Of prisoners. and says the iood
Il often ruOulfy and sometimes putr1d:
Dvseutery and scurry are prevalent ano
ffs doctors are sfrEld 20 touch the pa
fisrfs Few medicines are prescribed, ana
when ordered. sre generally cOunterm and
ID. The prisoners rot sEsY AID eHhhif
door 81 the Ceed bodies before BE ~ eh-
ff-Irf The uuubrr q those Who
70 ma en- c1usequsncs q The sui
fsrfrTs IL daiv increasing. Msd
rDen are E.rEpusd down and Whip
70 uifh The knUut ~ keepers. flercf
ve1s resorrd-r throughout tbe night.
Esur rris0rers have committed suicioe- ~
h 9rff one rirl wEs Outraged an1 tnen pos
~--es- Ths rats ere TIE worst enemies %
o. r--isorsrs- A uouEn rlih bsbs Eas
r-rstrr.flv 90 frs retct arc nsd % tEht
1900 9rd dsT - rreVrrt he rs from o.
:, s--irr hsr ffild- Tts uss ~ c1rnbs aud
80 = fr-bidde1 auc ire pris11e-sl -
rscaliy the women. Woe nar = sioNro
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A well-lnown president OF q southern
road distinguished himself in Chicago yes
to-day. He was hound for New York, and
WREN be showed his pass at the depot gate
Il was promptly taken mp, the bearer being
referred TO the general passenger Office for
any EXPLANATION he might want. Only
few minutes till train time remained, and
Re FASTENED into the general passenger
osics tuning with rage. what does ihls
fellow outside mean by insulting me, SIT,
by depriving me OF my pats, siff ne oe-
mapded anerily. Does be think ! stole
ii. or that I've been trying TO cell ", Eifl
/ tell YOU / have been grossly insulied, ana
I want an exclamation" He was urged to
be calm and 10 state his case q little more
mainly, and whatever wrong had been
done would be rghted. After be had
acquainted the agent with his name
having graced a pass that had been offered
| for sale in a scalping shop q few days be-
1 fore. The matter bad been reported at the
Office snd the gsie-keeper bad been IN
] structed 10 take MP q PISS bearing that
nsme, The southern TAilrosder then eI-
planned that be had lost his return pass,
which some one bad probably found and
tried 10 sen. He was able 70 identity him
| self without difficulty, and was then given
| a note 10 the gate keeper TO return the pass
In the meantime his train hsd gone, and,
boiling over with rage. be appeared sec
ond time 10 the agents otiics, when be pro
cssded 10 beap upon the bead of every body
connected with the road q chnice hssort'
meUt OF southern inveCtives. Having thu
uu5urfened himself, he pettishiy tore nii
psss into fragments, and throwing ths
pie.Yes on the floor saVagsly exclaimed
lLTbere, bisnk youi I'D wax 70 h-l and
bsck before I'D accept sDOiher psss ir0Hl
vour hlankeiy blsnked old IoeoF wa
thst be took himself cut Of the once
! rChicsgo Tfihuue.
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NoPbotographs.

CIEvrLaxD, Dec. Nv. S. Chamberlain,
Of this city. father Of Miss Jennie Chsm
BERLIN. whose beauty hes attracted mucn
nofiee in Europe, seeing the statement OF
uropnsitiors Of making and % place
Photographs OF bis dsughter on sale IN New
York requests the ENCOURAGEMENT thst nc
photograph ~, 81 home OF nbroso, nas per
r,issior 20 ssii her photographs, and sDy
one fourd selling them will be prosecuted
10 the full extent Of The Law.
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ISD1AsAPoLIs, Dec. AT the citizens
meeting. held tonight, active and
energetic measures were taken TO secure
the holding Of the national republican
convention Ders. From reports from com
mittees on the question Of accommodation,
il was settled that indianapolis can
take care OF the convention snu
visitors. The committee on guarantees
fund are actively At work, with every
promise OfBuccess.
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Henry = Bs--hsr AL thsft-if Ia Ws-
Esv YoEK. Dec. AT the annual din
rsr of The BROOKLYN Rsvsrue Reform club,
Hgnrv Wsrd bfecher, pre.ideut, msde
sperch, strongly advocstlng the hbohnon
Of the tariff Laws.
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PrrrsBURs, Dec. 7.-GeDeral passenger
agent Ford, Of the Pennsylvania railroad
company. says the action Of the, Nickel
Plate. cutting passenger rates between
New YORK and Chicago, will not preclpi
tate the general rate war, and be says tnai
the Nickel Plaie was not in the passenger
pool and therefore the action Is not I'M
r,rrfauI
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| have been troubled for several years
with very painful corrs, and tried numerous
remedies. and failed to receive any benefit
until | ueed ST. Jacobs Oil, writes Mr.. A.
LITER, 206 New York avenue, jersey City,
New Jersey,
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BsuIsvuIE, Dec. The Fsrmsrs con
r-sss fo-isv ssisctsd Nashville - he DsIt
rircs f1r rreef-rr. TIE - sred soEns III
iuportsni 5tts1s and sdjOurnsd.
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CH1c.eo. Dec. The lockout By the
msuufsetursrso irsrs against about 70
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-12-13

There fs more strength aud virtue IN one
bottle Of Smiths Bile Beans than one acre
Of anything else IN the pill line.
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THE SPEAKERSHIP

The Subj ,ci ui,cu,srG by The Leading
Papers
OF the Republican and DEM
0cratic Views
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Of every description at Chicago and ST. Louis prices
Farmers are particularly invited to al end exam the
Tables Desks Bed Springs aud everything in my III la
have larger better assort meut tnan oea and
can give you lower prices and better goods Bon a III 70
call $3.50, l. 1870 y II';
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MADRID, Dec. THE crown prince of
Germany, with suite, has started for Sc
vile incoguito. King Alfonso, the csbi-
net ministers and other notsbies
took leave OF the prince at the depot,where
The King and the prince embraced aud
kissed each other. The prince will proceed
from Genoa to Rome, where he ill visit
the people.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-01-13
Dividend Notioe.

At a Regular Meeting Of the Directors Of
the First National Bank of Lehightnn, a
Semi Annual Dividend Of THREE per cent
on the Capital Stock WAS declared, payable
on aud after Jan. 18th. 1883.
W. W. BOWMAN, Cashier.
Jan. G, 1888 VS..
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STOCK MARKETS

Closing prices of De Haven & Townsend,
Bankers, No. 40 South Third Street, Phil
adelPhla. Stocks bought and sold other
for cash or on margin.
philadcl1)hia Januerv IN 1889
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tered Republican rulers ever since its
occupancy by bis first President. But
here the emblt matte design will set him
right, and the beautiful, spreading wings
of the bird, sparkling and studded with
gems, will be understood, and will be to
him glory and delight.
General Sherman is mentioned by
number of newspapers as the Repu' lcAn
candidate for the Presidency in 1884.
General Sherman does not want the
nomination. Possisly he is the only
man in the United States who does not
care TO be President, and who would not
permit his name TO be used. He is very
fond of social enjoyment. He has had
his fill of fame and is thoroughly weary
of public affairs. The slight routine
work at the War Department is very irk-
some to him, SO that he looks forward to
his retirement with pleasure. He would
his assured position for any rough-and-
tumble struggle with set Of politicians
first, and then, if successful, the exac-
tions and opportunities would make the
White House q "hell" to gentleman of
a temperament so nervous and erascible
as General Sherman. see that New
York paper prints paragraph saying
that General Sherman recently Joined
the Catholic Church. This General
Sherman denounces lie. 3 A prominent
officer in the army says that a number OF
years ago, when General Sherman was in
private life, he was asbaptized as q member
of tho Catholic Church. This he has
heard from General Sherman's own lips
He was never an active member of the
church, and gradually dropped all pre-
tense of any connection with any church.
He is very liberal in his views, and
should be properly classed free.thinker.
Mrs. Sherman is devout Catholic.
Dom PEDRO.
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNEROHIP.
WISE 6; ;i; g: Ss. is$;i i5ss;::

w AO14 to increase their earn
ings, and in time be-
come wealthy; those who do not improve their
opportunities remain in poverty. We offer a
x eat chance TO make money. We want many
men, women, boys and girls TO work for us
right in their own localities. ANY one can do
the work properly from the first start The
business will pay more than ten times Ordin-
airy wages Expensive outfit furnished free.
No one who engages fails 10 make money
rapidly. You can devote yonr whole time to
the work. or emily your spare moments. Full
Information and all that Is needed sent free.
Address STlNsON * CO., Portland, Maine.
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Our Washington Letter.
LFRoN OUR SPECIAL CoRREsPoYDEsT.l
WASHINGTON Jan. G, 1852.

LFRoN OUR SPECIAL CORREsPoNDEsT.l
WASHINGTON Jan, G. 1852.
Members of Congress seem to have re-
turned to their labors much refreshed by
tLelr brief holiday. The Senate yester-
day passed the "whisky-in-bonl" bill
extending for two years the time within
which the tax Liust bl paid on the wLis-
hy stored in boEde,2 warehouses. Il also
passed the West Point H?fropriAti1n bill,
aud EGea day on which i. woul | vote
on the Porter BILL The H9uss t 10 Ee
ou;done, passed the Pandleton bill, gfttr
a brief debate, ana also the Army lp-
preparation bill.
T4e number Of widovers now in prom
iaent positions is noticeable, l. gin, ing
with the President and the ao.iug Yice
President, We Lave Secretary Fulgsr ANA
the Postmaster General in the Cabinet,
the British Minister in the diplomatic
CORPS, while Judge Gray OF the Supreme
bench, Marquis Dale Vale, Italian
Charge, NJ, Rlustan, French Minister,
and innumerabls smaller fry reinforce
the bachelors. The Supreme Court are
all great card players, aud they have a
regular rJund of solemn whist parties
during the winter, which are about as
gay as Methodist class meeting; but
the Id souls enjoy it. While this will
uEqpestiouahly be gay wiater in Wash
inglon, it will not be SO gay as if the 7th
of Noyeaber had been left out of be
calendar. The li7 men who are to be
diShed on the 4'h oG Mroh will not add
much to the social life Of tie city. S n
a;pr D .wes's wife and daughter " Il not
b. in Washington tits Si-tCT. tie h.st
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time in many years. Mrs. Hoar will be
here, however. By the way, Mr. Hoar
complains that Senator Batter made
faces at him the other night during the
course of their little unpleasantness. The
Bitlers are fighting race. Away far
back in English history, when Piers But
Ter had his head chopped of, they fought
nanfully whenever they had G chance.
Senator Butler is cousin Of Pierce But
lsr, the husband of Fanny Kemble. The
Senator has son at Princeton who has
only recently recovered from desperate
illDess. Mrs. Window will receive in
her new house after the middle of Janu-
AIRY. Mr. Window volunteered the in
formation on the Hoor of the Senate last
woek that he had clerk removed from
the Treasury during his incumbency for
making remarks about his house. Mrs.
Window was formerly teacher, and is a
woman OF tasto.
The bill reported to the Senate to-day
! from the finance committee embodies the
internal revenue bill (which PASSED the
House at the last session, the tariff sched-
ules adopted 10y the committee, the Nor
rill bill to provide better system for the
trial of customs revenue cases, and the
Sherman bill to regulate ahe collection OF
customs duties. II provides for the re-
peal of the tax on the capital and depos-
its of tbanks, and the abolition of the
stamp tax ON bank checks, GRATIS, orders
AMI vouchers, and the tax on matches,
perlumery and medicinal preparations
on and alter July l, 1888, the tax Oh
snuff aud manufactured tobacco shall be
II cents u pound.
jay Hubbell, the distinguished chiei
pirate Of the United States, has with
drawn from the contest for the Michigan
Selatorship, and Mr.. Ferry's nomination
is announced this morning. 1t is no
probable that the future will develop
any of ssch prolonged searches for hi,
Senatorial treasure as have attended the
successful efforts of his great prototype
Captain Kidd, in another direction, bu
he probably fnds it necessary to res
upon his well-earned fame.
There is considerable anxiety among
the 800 additional clerks for the pension
Office appointed in July last as to VIII,
shall be retained. They were all up
pointed on'a probation of six months
the commissioner of pensions havini
been given the right by the Secretary o
the Interior to reappoint such as be de
sired. II is thought that about rs hav
not made record which will insure
reappointment on the permanent roll
and their places will DO filled by new np
pointments. Who the unfortunate or
the pension Office declines to state
There is also o state of uncertaint
among the clerks of the census Office,
heavy discharge being daily expected
The first batch of removals took plac
r yesterday, IL lady clerks in the sgricul
tural division OF that Office having bee
dismissed. August.
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| CURE ElIS!.

When say cure l do not mean merely TO
stop them for Il time and then have them re.
turn again, l mean n radical cure. / have
made the disease of FITS, EPILEPSY and
FALLING SICKNESS lifelong study. /
warrant my remedy to cure the worst cases
Because tthers have failed is no reason for
not now receiving n cure. Send at once for n
Treatise and n Free Bottle of my Infa alliblp
Remedy. Give Express and Post Office. 1t
costs you nothing for trial, and will cure
you Address, llR. IL. q. ROOT 1873 Pearl
Street New York. dec2 2;.ml
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Legislative Notice

Notice Is hereby given, that bill will be
introduced at the coming session Of the Leg
islature of Pennsylvania To repeal an Act,
so far MS the same relates tn the County OF
Carbon, entitled "An act relative In e. &c.
tion officers in Carbon County and fixing
the places of holding elections in Allen
Township, Washington County" Approved
the 25th day Of January, 1858.
December 23rd, lSS2.-w4
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VNHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF LEHIGHrON.

The annual Election for Seven Directors OF
this Bank, will be held ut the Banking House,
en- TUESDAY, JANUARY 9th, 1888, be.
: yeen the hours OF ami 3 o'clock +. NJ.
w. W. BOW MAN, Cashier.
Lehi2hton, Dec. 10, 1SS--w4.
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HersonaIaNotlca.

John Distler, OF TJwanensing Township
Carton fOuniy,lPd., ts hereby notified not 10
enter the shop or Premises Il the unduTsign-
~ duflug N. absencc, under penalty Of the
law ALFRE KIBILR.
IoNanens'nS INi IN. :. lfs AS
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DR. C. W. BOWER,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
May be consulted in the German or English
language.
OFFICE: Opposite Durling's Drug store,
BANK St., Lehighton. Pa. jan. l3-yl
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Ia.
Improved Iron Inviaorator.

The most perfect and satisfactory CON.
blnutiun known to tue prof., ssiUn, i,
which iron is confined; ami 80 complete
j. the success OF tins preparation, that it
destined IT, become, Nituuul u doubt, the
most popular VI all the iron tOuius now
in use. And We hesitate not to tell you
that this medicine is 10 secret nos rum Ol
Cheaply goltOn up Omp1uud, but truly 4
genuine constitutional remedy, possess.
my lnOst Alternative powers 80 necessary
to rrCupcrate aud inYigura the human
system when broken uOMn by that fearful
disease commonly called, and better
known a dyspepsia and indigestion, IRON
which niue. tvnths vi all our ills Inst orig
mate. because wien the digestion Is I'M.
paired from want OF the na,ural SAT- tnW
is 50 important in the digestive economy
OF man, then II Is that his VIPER IN hi.
many types, Usually called discascs,such u.
lac ,itudu auu sour stomach, wakclulncss
mental exhaustion, Impaired Vitality. witt
general prUstTaliUu OF the Whole system
liver complaint, followed 10y night swcats
and ali diseases OF the BLOOD. LIVER, HID
SEYS aud BLADDER, that produces thOs,
fearful aches known Us rheumatism, nCu.
rtlgla, baCkuChe anu nerN Gus and sch
heAdachr. And AL cOusunptlYvs, uuU
" eak females, no ule IN search OF u
good tonic to build up theur constitution,
cannot find, We honestly believe, "a Dettci
or u mole certain remedy Oh cath, one
bottle is sufficient to prove To you itA
wonderful medicinal properties, il taken
regularly according To directions. Ash
your druggist tor IMPROVED Iron INvIG.
ORATOR, anu be suTr To take no other
Price y per bottle. Prepared only by
Tucker & Willis, Waco, IoIAs.
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The Great Southern Remedy"

"BraAUs thlll cure, which Is war.
ranted tor the cure OF Chill- and fever,
is q positive aulIdUtr tor malaria, anu
has Hu rival Is a tonic Tor building W
An cmuciated system rom such cli-
matte CHusu>, aud to those who are
necessarily exposed To- miasmatic intlu-
eECts, ana are attended with tho FOL
lowing symptoms, such as loss UI Uppe-
lite, aching ui the back ana joints, ie
Vtrlshneaa, severe headache, iudIspOsi-
ton To get about, low spirits, sleeplcss-
ness, chilly sensations, and eventually
hot, burning fever, which may finally
terminate IN bilious, rrmittent or III
termlJtcnt fever, We would suggest thar
you keep a supply on hand all III,
time and take q dose three times daily.
No other meuiclnn is necessary, as il lie
very concentrated and powerful in IT,
ELECTS IN removing the poisonous elC.
meuts from the blood, and no one can
appreciate this warning better than the
farmer, who Is more or less exposed
To those atmospheric polsons, especially
IN the tall season, When gathering then
crops in the midday sun, cool night
anu heaFy ucWs OF morning, then II II
those malignant levers are most preVg.
lent, and TO them We would recommend
to take a dose OF "BraZus Chill Cure
every morning on rising, il they woulC
avoid the danger Ui much suffering, u
say nothing OF the time and expense
saved in the end. No stfyrhc...e ul
arsenic. The ply siciaus prescribe ant
recommend II, ASK your druggist to-
1t aud take no other. Price 81 per bot
tie. Prepared only by
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AGO EXAMINER
WACO. MARCH l, 1888.



Mr. James NJ. Means, OF the Piedmont
Air Line is stopping At the Pacific hotel.
Hon. A. J. Evans. Of san Antonio was 10
the city yesterday.
Mr.. John r. Walton and wife have re-
turned alter months absence.
Mr.. a. D. Rush, editor ard proprietor
oil the McGregor Plaindealer, paid Us a
pleasant call yesterday.
His honor, Mayor W II. wik,s. has
gone to Austin e. look after the Interests
of Waco in The legislature.
Mr.. W. b Cox, Of the Temple 1lmcs,
was in the city yc-t' rday ana paid his re-
spects to the EXAMINER.
Mr.. y. c. Howard. business manager of
the Central Loan aud Land agency Of
Hami ton, Texas, l. in the city.
Or. A. Suhler. of Dallas, has arrived In
the city. 1t is the Doctors intention t.
open II chool her ard We extend a cor
dial welcome and be peak Liberal pat
rOnage.
The EXAMINER had the pleasure ycster
day OF meeting d.. A. ~uhl,r, late OF Dal-
la. who comes to Waco to op n a select
SCH oil tor boys and Eills. We ilnI him
an educttcd, allab'c gentleman, and maxi
no doubt but that he wil prove a desirable
acquisition, socially and professionally.