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1t is said at Austin that eX-Gov
Davis left very mehger property. 1t
remains to the mans credit that he
might have been worth million dol
lars had he been disposed to di-hou-
esty or corrupt practices.
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The Kenncbcc journal says that
persons who have examined the death
penalty law, recently enacted by the
Maine legiela urc, say that 10 method
ofcxccutiou Is prescribed by the law,
and therefore execution cannot be in-
iiiclcd upon murdnrcrs.
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Facts worth knowing are.

Ihu Sanger Bros. are always ahead III
their clothing aud gents furnishing
goods department; they are showing
this season "a good many new patterns
and fhbr cs. Their utices IN all these
lines have never been reached by their
competltors.- .-3-2J.tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-28

Gen. Andrew Ncil, well known
throughout the state as Texas vet
crau, died at Austin, where lac lived,
ON Monday afternoon. lie WAS in
Waco last April, at the veterans re.
uuion,ou san J.cinto Day, aud seemed
80 robust and hearty that he might
have lived twenty years longer. II,
was II years old, however.
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Hen BuIier and the Newspnprr
heporIor

rom lAt Sew York star
Dnrlng one OF General Buffers polir-
Cal campaigns, anewspaper reporter vas
detailed TO follow him about in his meet
ing', reporting his speeches in a manner
as ridiculous and discreditable 10 the
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safes.

The Beard Il Bros. saics have % record
"i 'hlI' l-''Nyn wear, contents rcv,rtl,S-
'To'td by me- rouni seven door -utr,
never npeucd 10y burglars. Scni Tor cir
cular. J., Reiheli. general agent. rnr Nh
southwestern states and Mexico. Address
postullicu w SEQ or Galveston -u3 l3-lm
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sh,np hc, Yves, Siynrs

Mr.. A. Herr has in his stock still IA
few Key West ci ars Of the brands
- uggler" and "Gyp.y' which he is
,clling at he Iow price of two for 10
'rnt- instead Of two for % cents rs for
uprly OygJtt
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II has always been our particular aim
aud stu y to give yuu fuIl value for your
hard earned dullH, We will convince
yuu OF t II assertion # yuu give us Is
trlu.-3-2j-tc SANGER BKos.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-28

In regard to the statement that
General Gordon intended to take up
his residence IN Florida for the pur.
pose Of trying to secure the seat IN
the United State senate now filled by
Senator Mccall, Hr. Frank Gordon,
the Generals attorney, SAYS there is
no foundation whatever for the re.
port He says much of the General :
time is necessarily spent in Florida,
but that he will be amused to learn
that he is reported As thinking OF
leaving Georgia permanently.
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Notice

Members of \ o. L. W. respectfully
requested to meet at hall Of X. of +.
tlIis evening; impo tHnt business. BY
order Of W. NJ. y. l.. FnInoCRG, Rec'r.
--O3y7It
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-28

Dansiger'S Vegetable Fever und Aguc
Powder, are a sure aud sale cure tur all
mnlTal fever, dyspepsia and bilious com.
paints These powders have been
thoroughly tested, having been selling on
their mcri's tor tie past thirty yeus prin-
ciphlly In the eastern states and In the
West Indies. see testimonials, which can
be- had on application Price : per box.
Can be- sent hy mail. For = ,lo ny Castles.
Morrison ~ Co, Waco, agents, Tor zen.
tral lcNus.-OlOilGm
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The best general tonic in use. Sold
10y Tucker ~ Willis, Waco, Texas
B II -ir
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There is vacant postmastcrship in
Montana which can only he filled 10y
An honest man. II is in the town, OF
rather camp, Of Greeuhorn, across
the Rocky Mouniaius. The vacancy
occurred last Wednesday, and was
created by violence. The postmaster
concluded to burn barn, aud yigi.
lance committee concluded to hang
the postmaster. Both conclusions
were successfully carried out.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-28

j. Levinski sells fine tempered steel
spectacle, nickel plated frames, at u
CENTS \ perfect fit guarauteed.-0
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MimcrmI MnIer-

In bottle, at Ham EFT n Klaubel's
drug store The celebrated Friedrich
shall, ObcrScltacr, Hnnyadi Janos aud
other natural mineral waters in bottle,
uu hand. U327lw.
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Nine son-.ln I.nw.

FROM the LJulsylIi" Courier. 'oumal
A remarkapIe family lives In lee county.
about tour miles from BHatty,llIc. II IS
that oi william g. Burns. He and hl-
wife wcrr both boru on the same day. sep
tembrr 70, ls2t. They nave nine suns-in.
law and sOn for zach daughter; hey have
ninety mine grauichllireu; they never saw
all tn, ir children on the same day. lie
boldly ue .crts that bee aud his nine sOns-
in-luN can throw down any o'hrr man
AMI hi, suns-ln-llw in the United Stte-
for slUOuOI
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.Asl, for Florentine's perfumes; sold by
W Il, shaw, druggist, South Fourth
street. l397lt.
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Ihn Yelled nrnnhnI

Drink, only |. A. Goldstciu's pure
california wines and keeps healthy and
happy.-Ol2ste.
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Guaranteed to cure cold or cough
Ackers Celebrated English Remedy.
Sold by Castles, Morrison y Co., ~ AGO,
Texas lGlwly.1
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Just opened, a lovely line Of ladies
neck wear and real lace goods, at
Levine Bros.-O8 lStc
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CURRENT TOI'ICs

The late Pusrma.cr General Howe
will be buried to-day.
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Wncn Tcxas, Austin street, between
Fifth and Sixth streets --j2iiSwlm
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,.o,, ii s,,sboo,o, s,o ,ho, nm ogt, the
hove. ,rLsrs sbs g-"s ,"nnj Tho r,"b
r,,,t;r,,.I a., hoo, 10 ,n,I ba broke
AVN and ran 5"vn t,o rail,ood track
,owarjs tbe ,irnber and no he shirt IL
trailed b,bird a .traa,pad on, in the
cool ni,,ht u,,nd ond ieGt a strr al,
zbi,a Leiird S"yeroi sbots we're fired
after him md sbo cannot saw whether hr
was hi ar NOT Parties along the road
~ -. -, ,,rIor NJ lao rap
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Some Precautions That should
lie Observed and
Enforced

The continued bad weather Inns placed
all the street, back yards, alleys and
stable lots in fearful condition. Even
now the gut era give forth stencil that
IL suggestiee OF anything but eau de
cologne. We have no drainage, no sew
eragc or my means Of drawing the water
of II 1t happen tn iain aud the streets
become muddy and filthy, 80 must hey
stay until the sun and
wind take Pieces Ut sewers
md srhyengrrs and dry and clean
them up. This IN probably very
. nycuicnt but we submit that 1t il not
very healthy. Waco is not very apt to
be visited by yellow fever, hut u filth,
city eau breed anl disseminate disenscs,
certainly IA fatal, il not IA virulent ns
yellow fever Every street, II ley and lot
in this city should be thoroughly clean
ed and disntected before tn warm
weather sets IN and it should be seen to
that they are kept so Sanitary meas
ures require some action " TINS sort. for
the present cnnditi OF the St Gets and
alleys Is horrible and pcstilerce breed.
ing.
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The funeral service. Of thr late MIR vi
H. UTHut took place, according tn aD-
uouncemc. t. at 3o'clock sunday Al crnoon
Use BODY lay in q beautiful cu,hct. ON
which Iposed AN exquisite little llOru
anchor ami utucr floral offerings, placed
there a, the uIbut, OF friends who had
learned 10 know and esteem tie now
deceased lady during her hllef +. siderce
In Waco. Rev. Dr James Nackcy pastor
OF the Filth .trect Methodist church. and
Rev. :. T., Wright, president OF Waco
F,mGlc college, read the huIi u srrN Ice ui
tine VI f.. Church south, IN which com
mutton Mrs. Iarmut lived and died.
d. VI cAcy also delivered brici dis
cour.c, iu word, happily chosen AID d Us
tDHtiNe OF the Inspiration of the iHith that
nerves the Christian soul lar death ~ we'll
rs tine trials OF lite. AT III" grave, In
Oakwood cemetery, X vs. /. Wright con-
cluttd The religious rites, Thus was laid
10 rest am excellent woman, who rs wife,
mother and Christian had accomplish
her duty to husband, children and society,
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For instruction in all English branches
Hnd the study Of tue German language
viii be opened by the let OF March ut the
spacious and convenient school rooms
connected with the Jewish temple
Df. Nuhlcr, well known both In Europe
aud thi, country Us u pedagOgue OF high
merit ami sixteen yeats ut practical rXp,-
rlcnc". guarantees 10 par, nts, intrustng
their children to his tuition. careful and
successful training in all elementary
branches Of the English stuHie. and in the
German language. which latter hu, be-
come 30 Important factor in all careers
Oh lite. The services Of first class assist
ant have been secured and no Efforts VIII
be spared TO make this institute a model
In every respect
No extra Charge for instruction 10 Ger
man (tnd Hebrew Ieques trc) An ev,n.
ing. class tor young laule. and gentlemen
viii BE- opened al the same lime,
For references and particulars please
apply 10 Sanger Bros, at their oiil.c.
DR. a. suHlER.
Formerly superintendent OF Dallas lie.
brew college,
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Was ID "a MoI,n

A colored woman by the name Of L,ncy
Hill has occupied tent in East Wac
near the Mo. Pacific railway track since
March last. II IL aid that Matt Lee. Il
white man, was a joint occupant OF the
tent, and had been since the time the
negro woman located there. Last Sun.
day night between II and ] o'clock a sue.
cessiOn Of screams and pistol sho were
heard 10y the people IN the vicinity.
Policeman l.. Ii. Peno was promptly on
the groun ,, but found the tent deserted.
He discovered the woman at SIN II
house IN the neiRhborhad and from her
gathered the followii& statement: A
party Of five or MERMAID approached
the tent in which she and Lee were
Isl eping and demanded adm e.
sion. She rose and lit
lamp but before she could
get to the entrance OF the tent the
men had cut their way in and commenc.
ed an assault upon l. Q. She screamed
and was silenced by q blow over the head
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DUBLIN, February l9.--Tweuty-oue u
the prisoners have teen committed for
trial, to answer the charge of numbering
Cayeudish aud Burke. Joseph Smith
has Turned iutormer. Pat Whelan las
been liberated on bai The hearing OF
the prisoners was resumed to-day. All
the prisoners were again placed IN the
dock. Amid the misses one Of the pris-
oners shouted; THE future Lord Mayor
Carey" The latter shook hls head men.
acingly at bis former comrades. His ex-
amin ton was then resumed lie spoke
more confidently than he did Saturday
and replied TO the cross questioning Of
counsel sharply, He deposed amid hisses
by the prisoners that he belonged to the
Fenians, but not the supre me council.
The object OF the FeniaDs was to sepa-
rate Ireland from England, the former
beng then harassed 10y coercion. He
had no idea Cayendish was to be muir
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EEGE. ES'FEEeN lR.RODS
Status Of the Wafer in the
Rivers Yesterday.

IEKRE HACTE Ind, February 19.-At
! O'clock yestcrd y afternoon the wat
reached lts highest pu 1T, b ing SIX
inches higher than tine flood of lS7a
All he cA'tl III the disul cry shed, had
I" br moved, and III -rttiug them out
several were lost b, swimming INTO the
aver ca rent. Tie bottom, acros, the
I.N.. are entirely overlooked Today.
loiHno, O February lJ.-rue BEd.
tbs at crnOOn publishes u summary OF
damage NH C,cd by the Hood, sooWing
the fggr'gLc 10 be much les Than WA,
believed 10 be the case Yesterday. Tine
arge,, portion of los, is on he ra lrosd
br dyes and docks. II will cost $4,000 to
repair the bridges, S25,OlO TO IA, he mid
l'c ground in AS good shape us before the
llp"d, and about $4,000 to repair the
docks. The losses "t merchandise, IT,
Guiding log md lumber, are relatively
Sm ~, and Viii not exceed, il is thought
;IH,Ou. Tie expense OF moving good
to places OF safety il the next most seriuu.
III III, and Will aggregate Sj,ON.
iAIRO, +, b uaIy 10. - he gauge ut e u.
". reached 81 ieet und rising AT the rae
OF half an inch an hour. Tine low hand,
below Ia re are entirely inuuda' and the
l"ss to stock. property and grain ia ,aid tu
he innlcuAbl". Tue Iron Mountain depot
- ''A'N ''Alll llh' NNtl u ! hbl OF wafer
on Ih' nom The jackson read Is trans
parting passengers by boat across MAY
holi creek, the rnhankmeut having given
AWAY AT tu.u place. The Iron Mruna,n
and Texas AMI IT Louis railroads have,
ontir"ly suspended business upon this emf.
But nj le ichris ma lite ted in the city ON
account OF lcvecs, and the general opinion
II that The river Will be- on Il stgndstn Ia.
morrow night. Reports OF distress arn
beginning to arrive nom the low lands in
Kentucky and Missouri below here. INC
work OF bulkheading the Ohio leyefs ia
rapidly going on,
CIScINSArI, February l9.-The river
was stationary troW to Q O'clock this
morning, but fell an inch from ct, 10
when 1t was 80 fee, inches. The work
OF manufacturing gas il progressing and
portion OF the a may be lit to night.
All DANCE OF Il water famine IL passed.
MS more engines are pumping. The
soup houses will he closed to night and
The relief work turned over to organ.
Ganized charitable SO ieties. Plans
are maturing for "a radical
change III the method Of clearing
aud repairing the streets and managing
the health d partment, which will give
employ meut to large number OF people
II carried ont
NTLKEsHArRF, Pa, February l9.-The
Susquehauua this evening Is the highest
this year The Wllkesbarre and Kings
ton raj way Is submerged and commu-
nlcatiou on the west side cut OH The
ice at Port Blanchard is fleeing on the
main highway from here to Pittston.
be ice between here and Plymouth is
wedged between the banks clear to the
bottom, Occupants OF low lands
getting ready to move. The
Havana leyee, fifty miles above the
Louisiana 81 q, broke lat night aud 800
feet gone. The water is going through
rapidly about three feet deep. The
point where the levee broke Is new work
and many plantations have overlooked.
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THEATRICAL. NOTES.
The bo-ton uin-trcIs, uiIi
Mobiles, Rose Ey tingc, Etc

Briggs Boston Operate iiiustrelz
teiegraphed to Manager Garland yester-
day caucellnR their dates for Waco
They were to have p aged here this week,
but say they will make date later in
the se son. Thus leaves the opcra house
without an occupant this week. Some
criticism il aroused over the fact that
the gallery gods Missed ne OF the plain.
tive incidental" uyertures rendered by
the orchestra the night Charlotte IhOmp-
son played. The truth Ia that 1t was
poorly executed and had better bee1
omitted. OrChcHtr should be well ~
in IN If undertakings or II attempt iu-
cidcutal PASSAGE. Milton Mobiles, who
IA playing IN Austin, Galveston aud
Houston this week, WAS written to the
other day to know why he gave Waco
the go-by. II" replied: 81 bave only
two week Tor Texns this year and con.
requently selected towns where ! am
sure will make money. Next season
will play the state thoroughly and will
theul < We Waco light or two Rose
Eytlnge IL Mt Galveston this week,
playing "Felicia" and "a
Prince OF PARIS. Manager Garland il
corresponding with her, trying to securc
her for one or two nlghtH IN Waco, but
with what success the EXAMINER has
not yet learned. Miss Eytiuge IL an
emotional &C r As, u graduate Of the New
York stage, and the manager who gcts
her has to pay her we'll,
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dercd when Burke was attacked. vAs
supplied when he heard OF the formers
murder. Cross examined, Carey said he
gave Information regarding the murder
two days before anybody else did He
was tue at person 10 do 40; said he had
decided 20 give evidence directly after
he way arrested, though he did not do so
tn Tuesday. Carey, when re-examined
b, the crown counsel, said after the ptb-
LEGATION VI the article IN the Freem ms
journal stating all officials were 10 be
removed from the castle, tho murder OF
Burke was decided upon.
As Carey pass d the dock, las. Mullett
struck at lin and succeeded in touchi .
MS head. Carey turned to eIpnst late.
hut 5 pushed across the table by de.
t,ctiye. After he prisoners had been
g III ultted, the or wn counsel said thBt
Jas. Smith wOuli be examined at the
trial. be article in the Frccm ana Jour.
nal, referred to by Carey to-day, spoke
NJ the deHirabllity OF thorough chang.
Of officials at the castle. which was an
"augeau stable Hrey lett the cont al
tine door urthest from the dock. God.
zen idcntliied lhos. Caifrey as the fourth
mau on the car cont lung the inurderers
"n 1t was driven from the park.
b. - ,'Py =" th'
49,. ,.s', '''. ''"i ia M ~
,''.r.,,.,af,,,' ,,,n .,' ."i on OF '"'
.,rruI. n ,s,t,.',, NC M '''.'
.,.u,ctaJ t,c miami uiil ho ,,i..l t.,
Ma eli. Murphy said hr hoped 10 br alb,
10 produce M mDn m ~ Number
t. ne Prl-o Hers "er" removed iot til
ma com '9i't Il. ne crown cOuns'i, ttrr
'olnmltlhi "i the prison r, IA it wa.
win gi,a, r"Iu. lance at The crown had
~ cePic thr e'l iehce." ar'N, h. IN 2ht
nave D. en- me director ana instig ior at
lue 'a@euS u IA" nteh zone, MONEY! r
IN lhe inter- Fl I'll pubNc saicty and public
go y. ne 'ru,uu Tue executive Ii sd there
ny "ol',l'u power l., perfectly penrtIht,
'HiA teaiiGI organHitO1, AMI bring 10 jus.
Ice The plotters as well rs the pcrpet ator'
81 me murders
me prls herS Commute Tor trlRi IN
'luie an That were under examination
except VINE an. The pm he present III
court 70 dhy joined III hlssins Carey
me ou!y remarkable feature 80 Tar has
been the calIollshess OF Carey while
"huer tAdnlhato 10 After tue reading
~ carey depoNltInh' man named Nell
Iep9aed To ms seelns CAP III the park
,' 'uo uHy Oh thc lhurueri ana ldehtineu
iI'H iihItlH rs the driver laOOrer
nhhieu murray gave similar evidence.
ne I"ni 1c'upunts 81 the car used by
iu' HSsH-AlAt re thth placed III front
OF me d OK Tor identhcatlon by Golden,
Tue pax ranger
rs Ip,S.s y THE MURDER TRIAL.
Diptrv. f brrgry AIN the want nj
tuc.Iu.ui. 4, M. udiup to-.iay il ia ur,I.,-
-t,oa ih, y i-uncrs Will be- returned for
ma b.t..cu 50, cml commission otthr,e
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At BosqueUlle February is, 1888, DR..
j. H. Lane, in the Gj,h ear OF his age.
He had been suffering for five or AK
years from kidney di,ease, but The i'm.
mediate cause Of his death was black
jauadice. He will be buried to-day.
DR. Lane hal lived in this county a num-
Der Of years and leaves a large circle Of
friends to mourn his loss.
Mr. j. w. Roblnaon OF China Springs,
died OF black jnundIce, at his home on
the 18th inst aged 81 years. He will he
buried at Bosquevile TODAY
Col. J. Il. Morrow died on Saturday
the 18th inst, at his home near Axtell
and on Sunday was followed by his son
Doe and daughter Lucy. They all died
Of pneumonia. Mr. Morrow was bu led
Sunday and his son and daughter yea
terlaV
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II is to be found in the "Iltglri, n.
ralgia, Lotion which is Inst bce,m,,
celebrated us the only genuine .ueeBcr,
neuralgia, nervuu. headache. Ihu4mm.r
govt. toOthache, swollen mN.. and :,
tact all intlAmmatury diseases. It's No'
dertul what electrical effect tm, rcur,
has on the sufferer ia removing The Ia,
instantly, us il ny N GO, d. j, ,nlir.,,
vegetable compound. a, Perfectly hf..
less in It's action. It Is no numlu. In
it. Ask your drug-i,; price 20 4nd
cents per bottle Pu,pu,d uny
] ucker Il Willis Waco, I,N.s.
For the benctit OF IN m.r.julOu, v.
here append two certificate vut ot u.at.
Me.srs. Tucker y Wiui,
Dear ~irs-lt affords me pleasure t6N,
that your "ElrCJrlc y uuIAILa lOiol1 i.
iorded me relief Wh.n Other lemva,
huvt failed. SAMUEL L. WHOM.
WACO, tu-p, lGlN,L
Gent, men-Iluyin- been uoJHleI lO.
number uf year, with rcurl-ia DO -.
head, anu Used many remedies, ...
nothing that gives such luslu rald b
your "Electic Neuulgi4 Loi.n.'
JuuN > MOJM
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FHOM WASHINGTON



leaving the navy, the fertilization
and district ~ Columbia appropriated
bills t. be .aIled np from the calendar
fIr action by he senate during the re-
uniudcr 81 the week. The chances for
GENERAL Icri-l4tiou ARE. Of course. rap
illy dimint.lipy ,urh lay Az tine session
lr.,ustoa cin-.. I'M The atiu,,ipy hill or
Dstnta MI nnv rn..ihly ubtuIn con.
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rug "H"I' gee "N app op. lH''un7'
Tue reg ihf oid'f 10 lht mouse OF rep
tes'utH.Ncs VIII ' ID COZ OF the COM
mitte Tor m'ti.' cd" u'."nded rules
lht mot import nee To De
reached ON 'hr '.r' DIS 'e SO. ana means
committee, winch "''' otter Tor pass re
10y TINS method hi' ideht cal III terms
wan we IHterHHI rev nae provisions OF
he p'H o." p'Hd'uH III the senate as
'l!'HHou -! 'He Nc arc ulS
h''' pro us'7 10 It"u't tdA'
'tI'h 10y hu amount va louS!
's.''''''u 3" l'.n 'I.''l"un' pr
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-20

One of the latest ami most plea..,,
all liquid ctthart'cs, this oly-an' nl 1', \
ton i made with srrupuiuu, yan IT,
the test ana most carefully selected n.l
rial. 1t is with the Creates Iei,n, , 'a
We recommend tuiS very -upr,in, W.
harmless remedy as beng tu, .al'n "a
surcst laxative and cathalt.. for ves, "
males aud children, now 10 u... a,T
habitual constipation and iudi.e.ii5s
cannot find .anytni < mott ,porlv or..
tain. 1t is combined with arulnaf,.
such manner that the b.uprlr,, of H..
cascara sagrada Is completely di,mi@'
Ask your druggist Tor it, ulI D, SIZE
take no other. Prize ~ y.A,. prl mr.
Prepared by Tucker ~ wins, WS
Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-20

We have Just received choice lot OF
extra fine strained honey which we can
sell cheap in any quantity, and guarantee
it to give the best satisfaction. Still that
chuic northern country butter comes
and goes 1t is the finest in Waco, d
everybody j. satisfied. Try M on big
lot Of groceries ju-t about row II you
want bargain Don't forget this
A. JONL- TAYLOR & BIO,
Nos. aud . FEATHER Block.
OglGtr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-20

Call nt J. l.. Batnes, No. g. Austin
avenue, between Four IA and Fifth
streets, and see the oil Of gladuess
poured out. O2lilm.
We are st7l the leaders In popular
price, largest n-sOrtu EN-. IN clothing and
gent turdshlng gouds, Sanger Bros.
elise
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-20
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All p rsous ind, bt,d to me BY note or
account viii do me grrtt favor 10 call at
once and settle up, My many fnenls
whom | have favored in the past will APP
prcciute thi, notice ami come to time
Thanking You tor past patronage and
hoping You wul continue the same | am
yours, etc, Il. +. ~TurGIs,
Corner Fifth and Austin 81.
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