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The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-02-22
TUFTS
EXPEcT0RANT

Il composed OF Herbal and Muciluginous prod.
usts, whioh perm cate the suDs tance or the
Lungs, expectOratcs tho acrid matter
that collects in the bronchial Tubes, and forrps =
soothing coating, which relieves tho If
ritation that causes the cough. IL cleanses
them whom onfOe blcd by disease, inviyor.
ntes the circulation Of the blood, and braces the
sicrvous system. Slight colds OF sn end In
consumption. It Il dangerous to neglect
Them. Apply the romedy promptly. A
Test OF twenty ycirs warrants the assertion that
no remedy has ever been found that IL as
prompt in it's effects rs TUFTS ExPECIORANI,
A single dose raises the phiegm, subdues
Inflammation, and its use speedily cures the most
obstinate cough. A pl easant cordial, chill
dron take Il readily. For Group Il 10
Invaluable and should be in every family,
Tn 0KN- >v.x7 6u nr<tI.s
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-02-22

Mr.. e. L. RUSSELL, the able and in,
defatigable General Solicitor of the
Mobile and Ohio Rail Road Company is
visiting New York and Washington on
important business in connection with
the great enterprise he represents.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-02-22

Mdnydp""y, dcbjitatedm.tdnt fretting and
wasting away daily, often unable to di-
gest ITS food, may be rescued from an uniiDic-
~ grGre by DIR MoFFETrs TEETHINA Teeth
ng POTdcrS). ).-all druggist keeps them.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-02-22

Some merchants insure their stock and
houses and neglect their children. Why
not save the mothers heart and life by
carrying the baby Il box of DIR. MoFFETT's
TEETHINA (Ieething PowdorS!) Othcr JathcrS
do it,
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-02-22

Gov. ALEX STEPHENS, of Georgia,
celebrated his seventy first birth day
on the eleventh of this month.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-02-22

When they build railway the first
thing they do is to break the ground.
This is often done with great ceremony.
Then they break the shareholders. This
is done without ceremony Natchea
Democrat.
Then they occasionally break rail,
which is also done without ceremony,
and to the discontinue of the passengers.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1883-02-22

Obituary n Offices and Fri butes of Re spec
rec. when they do not exceed 81 words. LAC
additional 81 words will cost sl,8O
Editorial Notices will be charged for tth
rate of Zen Cents per line. ~ - .r'
Advertisements for Charitable Objects viii
be- harged halfrat es. ~-.-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-11
THE uARKEr.uOIsE CASE
some Questions OF Interest
Raised in the Irini.

Under the amendment to article 22f
passed at the last city council, which
amended ordinance requires that after
the first day Z October ~ each year,
10 the first " Mny sncceedlng.the bntch.
prs IN N. murkethouso shall keep open
the stalls all day Mr.. Ed. LYMAN
was arr stei on Tuesday fur closi < the
stall OF Wheeler, Lynhnm X Co., at
u o'clock OF that day, aud had trial
before the city recorder yesterday
morning, IN which he wa, discharged ne
not guilty ~ a violation of the Ordi-
nance Mai. Fearre WAS Tor the defen-
Uant The case WAS dismissed on n
certain Interpretation Of clnuse in
the city Oh rter respecting the publica-
ton uf ordinances and raises yer,
pretty question Of Interpretation OF law,
and one that ls OF importance as affect.
ing the validity OF certain ordinH ccs
al eady passed an the practice in fu-
turc. The amended ordinance WAS
passed on Ihursd y night ot last week,
and ended with the clause THAT this
ordinance tnke effect and be in force on
ul az mr. its passage The ordinance
WAS published lu the EXAMINER on Sat.
uriny mo ming, the second day after itH
o assay under tNo following clause m
the C.ly charter. al orIluan-
cr- pa-.ri ny the civ council
suu.', vfu.u .~u tav. J'fcr they become
laws. boz Gr. ed 40 he oti '.u u,w Wa.
uHnrr pH'l-.-i DID Tine ciiH "t Waco
UuG.- ,u.- O.. tu.- fn ~ u.nry the
d,f- d.ut rl.--.. the uu.acuuu that he
pa--,'u1 luBu-ihy, the third
% j mt.y aud pul sued on Sa'u day,
the ii..n "'- "'t o""'d.i'e on the i"l'
ioN.HE Tue d'F, SO r1'h n't"ith'
-.an' NJ i'" rans" m"-'nt ne "dI'
n'"'r in i..'e ON Hnd ".''r as passage.
Inc oh.- "a NI- ellis % '"l 10y ms
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FROM DALLAS



DALLAS. January lob. W b llN Co,
street paving contractors of Ia l~-, to.
day showed You corr spundcnt letter
from J. ". Tuner, street cummissio. er
st. Louis, requesting estimates from
them for -, 500 -urc fetal yards paving
with Texas Dpis dare wood, as it IL pre-
ferred to any other material, and 81.
Louis desires to at once put down sew
eral mile OF it. Bell " Co. say Dallas
For Worth and other Texas cities con.
template sufficient pay ny the conf <
season to make home market Tor at.
bois dare material tina can be prepared
and that there will be none to spare ont
side the sta e.
Sh riff Smith returned from Cleburne
to day with Jno. Barnett, one of the
worst burglars who infested Dal M, and
who was captured at G eburne day or
two ago. Sheriff Smith also brought
wi h him j. II Dixon the Cleburne
merchant, recently released on bond,
charged with seduci Miss Matte Bee.
man, of Dalla>. Dixon WAS surrendered
10y his boudsmen. who feared he would
leave the country. He aud Bartlett
were JAILED.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-11

Continual nom ma T0Re.
ago. During my two administrations
the policy pursued was plMuly marked
ont. It Was the Hra tIcsl reform ton Of
al ~ the governm utal operations in
existence, vi Ia such additions only, as
were IN accord with the spirit Of the age,
and IT, were promoted bv the existing
condition OF the country, aud It's press
lug wants.
he ad yalorem taxes have been re-
duced from ii ty TO thirty ce is ON the
one hun red dollars worth oi urui erty,
and the occupation taxes nearly IN the
SAM proportion
Tie debt ~ the state has been re-
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iug to capture him. Van Polk is now
ON hi way to Sallillo, Mexico, where
they have 100000 invested in mines.
Richard BrJbrlch was found dead
in bar room in this city al a, III. IL
was q mouse " hich kept open all night
aud no one knew what time he died,
The jury returned cause of death rs
congestion OF the brain.
Geo. Lutte, "a hoy OF fourteen while
trying 10 alight from street car, was
thrown under the wheel, and had his
"a ms ana stomach 50 badly injured
that he died Some say that he tried
to gel of while The car was IN motion
without requesting the driver to stop.
others say lac asked re driver to stop
and still other. lay the driver pushed
him oil because lac did not pay hi
fare. The street ca company will
probably have to answer.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-11

FROM san ANTONIO.
Oh k'enncs-ee's Dctuuiting
Treasurer


san ANTONIO, January lO.-lhis even
ing about sunaet the people around the
Intern tona' depot were interested IN a
tram swiftly rolling INTO the depot II
WIS Tue Sprel" ram hlreu ID! hIltu
2 1,,i VI ,sIia. tossing 70 orlnE MN on
Hotu't luiGh ',ihr rom h"Ieuo 10 pan
Ah' mo. mo, me Ir!p was acc .I III
'N5H 'i"u 81" io" 49,, W. ii'e lam "e
W r. p,it .tat, tr,,os,I,a'-t f 'r"n,,-
osaon a "'1' &iaIcoin, Comoron ~ this
c,n u,o l,tocti,,a ryr,ner a. pr,r.
Rnih ~ Gro ,risonars In brief .ba Iis.
,,,r,' ~ ,ha c,,,t,,ra nF tha.ntyy,, ,,Ie,, ia.
Last Srn,I,vri,ht PnlL und his cnufad.
crates Van T'Trr Polk ana Cameron,
Lnai,t,d In. sl..,,., tnr 7 redo " q
Mini VIM - IN Isrntv IrnitaJ Statas
morsba' n dor Marshal CinsIIn[ mated
tba crowd frnm certain moyan,ents of
,I.ir..nnd i.I.iI.d M. nnrt,ar k.e,,
uur .rnI and wntrh thcm cnnstnn,tII
,rha man p ;c,, ,,,.,a also an, ,ha Train
any ,nNn 20 C,triIo uhora ~, ,ont'
49,. r,,,,,,, - ,Ti,is ,,Ia,,, ,,,,,,,'
,.''.,'.i liar';,I,l '.,l
,, io,i' AZ
Wv -. , ,'Ol'
NV, - '"' '''''' P'0iC"' WIZ
W'' Iou""c"' NI.'' I'.o h'u .IIl
'IF 'IH'h 10 'e'"' " " Sah Au'onio we
remaining 'No hat 'ueiI utauS TO-
grihtr uh'lI 'he slauoh OF NeuO was
reached, when GOlk ana cameron
stepped on the tram, Van LrCr re-
naming until the tram reached LAre.
do. when he quietly iHmpcd 10 the
'ntbrr -lInnt th's Rio. (,rouir with iha
money hpo. When DENNY
HIar-i,I (I,-r;I1 .au, III,
"A'' ..'A.'' ''' 100 ''''''
- "a IF
"iIt" ''Fu.! M"ISuni 'ou''il' VT -"
redo I" meet MN on the tIGlh ON ar
llNai' W"l'h 2HtrlE u'd' n detained
me lHctS an 0hetIy NJ ONE started 10
Ntpn III uead run Ills morse gave
ont and he Went atoot untii alter d TX,
and when within two or three miles Of
tine south side ot Webb station lie met
two meu. He pulled down II them with
his revolver and one of them instantly
resisted aud arted to draw his pistol,
but W en h. felt tine barrel OF Sheely's .
six sho ter at was dark and hec uld II t .
see it, he succumbed and permitted the
o her fellow o tHhe his pistol and hand
it t. Sheely The drst man was the de.
tective, and his companion boatman
emplo ed to put him ucross the river
above Lareso When arrested Cameron F,
was Yer, beligerent, and made all sorts
Of demands on SAeely, bu the officer
drove HIM On towards Webb,
where ~hecly expected to ind Polk. Dur,
ing this wnlk Cameron changed his tac-
tics ann made the proposition to Shoelv
To sell ont. said they. Polk had plenty
ui msn"y; that ne htd IN de his stake, etc
10 mas Sh cry a'scnled II cameron would
snow hi", P9ik I'M Cameron consented
10 90 anu leu Nnet'y over 10 ouhc,, o.
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Trustees of Tex. Beucv. Assn.


WACO, Texas, Jan. lCth, 1883.
w II. Trice, I'd. Roteu, Il leasing. Trustees
ToNns benevolent Association.
GENrLEMEN- Pursuant with the re-
quest contained IN above, we beg to re-
port We have carefully examined Finan.
cial exhibit Of the 4. b. A. and compared
1t with that Of Waco Ma lunal Bank
the Dep sitory Of the same and find it
correct to the cent.
We take occasion to say, we never saw
and presume there IL II anywhere, con.
nected with any line I business, more
perfect system OF book keeping than
that OF the I. Is. A. 1t is sim y perfect.
The success Of his institution, though
unprecedented in he history Of life in
euranc", IN fact phcnumlual IL merited.
The management NJ c !. Il. Is. Parrot
explains IT, He has given now for u
number Of years, tine whole force Of
vigorous intellect TO the subject. The
/. b. A II the result. Waco is proud.
Texas may we'll be, Of tins noble enter.
Prise. 1t Is u blessing 10 the wuule state.
1t is den onstrable from the books Of
the Office, at this grand enterprise has
saved hundreds ut Thousand Of dollars
yer old time hf ms rance TO its
patrons, We regard 1t us one Of the
grHudest ent rprlsrs Of our great state,
destined to dispense lts blessings to
< uera ions yet unknown. Il spect.
fully, u. K WALLACE,
IHus. T. ABEUL,
SAN SASGEM
q
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Mind Mud! Mud {!

Have just found ont that everybody
reads the Examiner. The boys ia trou.
Bile and horses broke down. When /
made mention that would sell apples
at 81 per busbGl we expected that we
could make prompt deliYory, but owing
t. muddy streets and the great demand
for those cheap apples and other goods,
notwithstanding the last load left the
store at 8 o'clock Saturday ght W. are
still behind with our Orders, and usk in
diligence Of our patrons, and assure
them that have not been served will be
attended to early Monday morning.
TO ARRIVE IN A FEW DAYS:
One car potatoes, onions and other
produce also car Of patent flour.
Mo q. EAInN-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-11
Opern Non-e LinII.

The Ladies' Hebrew And Society are,
we understand. to give, between the
twentieth a twenty fifth OF tins month,
II grand fancy DIR rs bali in the new opera
house which will out rival anything yet
seen in this city. irent preparations
are being made and our citizen ARE
promised au excellent treat by ladies
who have always got up moat charming
entertainment Az this will be tine
first ball in the elegant opera. house it
should be well patruulled, Tor that ren-
son az well HI from the enjoyable diver
sions which the Ladies' Hebrew Aid So.
clcty Always get up.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-11
Public Doubts.

The public generally az not always
doubts the geruin,se II any advertise
meut that 6dyerti Is goods at yort, aud
for good reasons. We have never t
advertised any Of our goods at cost yep
after the end Of the season, nor do We
now propose to sell such goods as find
a ready sale all he year round, exc pit
at profit, but any hat or bonnet in our
house, trimmed or uutuumod, can be
purchased at actual coat or even less.
MRs. ELIAS CuuFS,
Ol07tc Fashion Bazaar.
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FROM ATHENS.


Spsc'ni T-'egy11a to the F4gmine-.
Athens, January Considerable
excitement prevails over the discovery
of the signs Of where an incendiary tried
to burn Mp the block west Of the court
house by setti fire to Mai Martini
frame two.strry building, which was un.
occupied. The one who attempted To
do the vile work had entered the hous
aud built fire on the wer floor and
had filed u box full Of straw, saturated
with coal OIL under where the tire was
started. The fire burned lar-e hole
IN the floor, bnt failing t. drop in the
surel
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-11

We have just received another car
load of that celebrated Golden Belt
Hour, which has given such entire salts
faction and been truly pronounced by
all that have tri, d 1t the "gem Of sue.
cess" Being equal in quality to the
highest priced goods, superior to all
other brands for the pr &C., uucxcelle1
Tor uniformity. Price only SlS5 Ter
sack. Civ it trial with our guarantee
that 1t will lleasc YOU or money 70.
funded.
A. JoSrs TAYLOR 4 BRO.
Nos. and PlaIhcr Block.
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Corner Fourth aud Austin Sta.
Dec. l9.dlw

VIM. Cameron X Co., lumber dealers,
keep II large anl wei assorted stock OF
lumber, shingles, sash, doors, bliuds.
cement, plaster, plasteriug hair and
everything kept in first class lumber
yard, They ask your patronage and
guarantee low prices, fair dealing and
best of goods. Give them call at their
Office on Austn avenue, If you conteu-
plate buying anything IN their liue.-
lg2Jlwtf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-11
rHAcrICAL CmIHOrODusr
Twelve Henrs Experience.

have opened an Office at the Pacific
Shaving PHrlur, under the Pacific Hot .
Cprus, buniuns, in-gruwiuS toe nails
and all defects Of the feet trrutcd. Per
manuut cure guaranteed or NO pay. Call
ut priyat. resideuce by request Curn-
extra ted positively without pain, and
immediate relief given.
PRoF. l., b. ASsuN, Chiropodist.
l2lgtc.
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Itnby CoIic nrons DidII.

Done whalY Why will lust tell you
II hal been weeks, and weeks since We
had night rest at onr house. til that
panacea OF all baby trouble, found It, way
nome, and everything has been serpnt
~luCc. -GlO6f
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-11

There is nothing so s.eedy and Ger.
tain a. Conn ouud Syrup Of Tar aud
Wlid Cherry, manufactured and for
sale by Tucker q .Mlllis. MNtH
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-11

All who lead closely confined life
are more frequent subjects Of cun4tipa-
tlun, headache and Indigestion. II yuu
will use Baileys Saline Auericnt it will
cnre you entir ly. Pleasant as q glass of
soda, cheaper than pills, and never fails.
--ulUjtc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-11

a. 49,, -
the pep" .H 'oh rec. ii'e' sulI''.e",I! ",,,se
lW.i'u W.. .''l".,' ,I'', , ga, IT, i,,o IL,
s.'a ui ", ', IL; T''t ,,vr ,i c',,.
'.I..,,,, ,r.,.' nh a.. ..b,,Is
ga" 70 'u, - ,,,,,,,h., nt
.ot..I.-. ,,,, ,,i,lir' . .cI,I..fir no., I'M,
,,.,.,..,.,,g,i.., f.r,,i...otnt,io, n tho.c
.-.'..i ,, tl'.. Uor,f, ,t,t' ,,iU yr,lu.l.
l, hmm q, tb. f.,,.s in .r,onI. and
i,..r..s-. ,l,,. ,,,..,,.r.ufiYn Of th,. tearbprs
rrt,...,... f...,.,,,., t,ll, tbe r,sus,ra ~
f4s 1t r.r,.r,, mat be rIarsd ON In
.,I ,,l ,,i,,,,,,,,yo,i,,, ,r,,, .I,,
s"' .i,, 49,. ~ ,,r,,;.t ,l,o
il''. Nv, -. ,.,,,, I.,t.r ,'at' and
i-', ','S ..I.-5 - '.l,,,.,,,,',,, =, e.,
L'Iu' S''''.'," 49,, ,,,5
l"'"' ''', "'''' '' 49,
Oh r must hr th' case uhitr 'lr present
7l-''it' CIT "'"'' Any ''"'' 'i'J may
-u pant Ill., without lihpo,ihR sucI "ui-
dru7 ~ taxation "r"h ne peoPIt M
they VIII nor ear any irhgiu "t uht'
Amendments may Il douputs7 WILL
be made .puu tine present school law
perfect L more ana moro, from time To
time, as It's defects are mad known In
It, practical operation.
~. ,, '' .,i',',,'.
Wy W.
'Iu.".!'a' ~ 'N'.! o.n ~! u'' W
Iu"'',!'i. u 'ls constant ial'u e. q"
Keep 81! '''l lu We" llle 7lv',A' "pJ'J's
oil th' S"le w in'u 'uuhS p"ouc scho"IH,
AS Indicated ny the constitution anu
laws ol tue state
lhey hanl ""iIF "'Nlre pans Tor gen
era ,dn'auoh' lr e,pt' I'VE ~ the -chool
IN "hlch 81 l. L" hr ia'gN t;"her'AH ne 90
lrc' "l nest r. m leghi" To- eac scn""l
i swciIlr' instance IA" pune nee
schools are instituted anu r. gtliufpt by
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FOR lkenI.

Good store house on Austin street,
three doors from he corner Of Fourth,
and next door to Behrens' old drug
st,re, Apply to Clark 4 Dyer.-OlO6lw
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that the legislature would take steus 10
amend tue constitution So "a 10 have Tue
ut'i. OF district attorney 10 b" illlrd 10y
tn" appointment OF the governor AMI 90
provide Tor II In every Judicial district,
win salary the same ~ tuat ui the office
OF tine district judge. Further cNperien.c
and uhsrfv ,tiun convinccs tno ia {. lne,s
that som" other adequate muiN T. r.
sore TO. the criminal laws sill never be
prup,rl executed in the state.
lie sccout great defect T. m the failure
nt peace officers 70 report Ohensr,. 30 ~
o. ave y oseCutlbrs Instituted, which is
made tnrlr r.pccial duty by the laW, where
they have kuoNl'd or crcditublc intor-
nation That oilens'S have been COM
united.
II Is hardly necessary hero to sp' it,
TIC numerous uilenses that reycly, pope
lar liberation, though VOL known 10 he
continually comm tied, Which Wc orcs'
.iuuuly prosecuted In a way. TO impu'e
upon the perpetrators sort of iHN for
the benefit of the officers. without IN TIE
.ea.' degree preventing repetition ol the
oflru.es .
10 Is however. due to those oil ors 10
stale, that in the more riIue ilnnse',
such rs murder, robbery, and th"it tn'Y
have cX'rtel vigilance and prompt a"ii.i
tv iu making arrest. and ITO not " u.u'
A.ly 81 g. Tor reward, tn be- offered. bcto
b. stirring thcms, Ives in the di-chargr u
tucl duties
rUnfGD FREE SCHOOLS
The leading features u our pnbhc
free school system are such as are give
to IT by the constitution of the stat %,
and such as are given to 1t by the laws
passed since the adoption Of the present.
constitution.
First, by the constitution it is made
"thc duty Of the legislature to establish
and make suitable provision for the su
port and maintenance Of an Efficient
system Of public free schools" article
:, sec H.
1t may be supported by The levy Of
taxes, the same AS any other object Of
COVE umcut, and is thereby made part
Of the ord nary operations Of its admin
Istrutluus, the same IA the courts, the
collection Of taxes, quarantine, the zen
lteutiarles, the II iverslty, or any other,
article 3, sec ~
II /, given permanent fund in land q,
land sale notes and bonds, which with the
interest thercen, il protected from bcin :
appropriated to any other object. ART
Gle -
a part OF the revenue shall be get apart
t. 1t unnu lly. not exceeding One-fnurth
Il erect, and pol tax OF 81, togetht 7
ith the Interest of its permanent fund,
Cu)
Inns. constituting the available tlnI,
shall bee dis rihutrd 10 the counties anne
ally, according 10 the scholastic popula
ton OF each, tO be applied rs may be pro-
vGed by law. tih.)
Noprt ~ IL can be appropriated or
f..H ri II loot TsglIl
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Collecting Agency.

Monthly accounts solicited by BIC e.
son x Field. Stur is building, South ith
ttreet, opposite Pacific hotel TO- iii.
Waco IeIas-Ollllm
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Money loaned on Diamonds, Watches,
Jewelry, Guns, Reyoivers, Pistols, Fur
niture, Clothing, &c, also arge line of
uurcdeemed pledges for sale. business
strictly confidential.
ID. Domnau Il Co.,
South side Of Square, next door to blue
front, sign Of three gilt balls.-ll-25 I'm
l.. ?. Peek, recently OF Dallas, has
opened a second hand furniture tore in
the Gre u-Stu gis block, 60, Austin
street He will pay cash for second
hand goods Of all kinds and can offer
decided bn gains in such goods. Goods
called for and delivered in all part, Of
the clty.-OlO7lw.
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II you want real nice, cheap bed room
suit 90 10 W. Z. Martin q Bros.
OlOj.d&wlm
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All kinds Of mattresses made 10 order
and furniture repaired, by Nj. Inland,
Weibusch building, Austin stTeet.-OlO5tc
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New EnClau ! pianos at Sey mour Ash 5
music store.-l2l6tf
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Golden Belt Aour at Sl.sj per sack is
the bose OF Waco, Sold only 10y A.
Jones Taylor & Bro.-Ollllt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-11

Golden Belt flour is without an equal
for all uIposes. Sold only by A. Jones
Taylor 4 Blo.-0llIlt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-11

Treats intcmporJncc as "a disc .r, not As %
crime or badge OF disgrace. Rooms II lay
lOr house. -Olt9-lw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-11
Feather busters,

Large stock, very low, at
Ul09tf CASTLES, MoRKIsoE * Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-11

II you want a parlor suit either rich or
plain, 20 TO ". p. Martin Il Bros,
OlOld&wlm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-11

II you want handsome wardrobe or
hedslesd cheap 20 TO ". p. Martin {
Bros. OlO5-dNwlm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-11

Bridgeport organs at Seymour Ash's
music stOre.-l2l6tt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-11
d. Domnau Il c..
EhpOsc the Ernmd.

Patent medicine vendors are now put
ting MP condition POWDERS in packages
rs large as nigger's foot for % cents,
but they are utterly worthless. One
small package of Sheridaus Condition
Powders is worth dray load OF them
-0lO9
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-11
x MI a SIS CIGARS. xMAs

Ladies, we are determined to Close
Ont our immense stock of Clnaks and
Dolmans, Ladies' and Misses listers
and You eau secure bargains by going
to Levine Bros.-l2l7tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-11

and You eau secure bargains by going
to Levine Bros.-l2l7tc
Waco council United Friends of Tenn
perance No. 446 meets the first Fri
dly night in each month.
w. ID. JACKSON, W. p
j. T.. w. Fields, II. s. lOstf
Go to w. +. Martin II Bros Tor real
nice, decorated toilet sets.-UlOG.dISw In
Purrells Lightning Eradicator for re-
moving grease spots, etc. Best thing
known. For sale by
0lU9tt CASTLES, MORRISON & Co.
-S s..
NJ. mi and, Wehusch building, Austin
street buys and sells second hand mni.
ure.-0lOjtc
If you want 2,ply, 3-ply or brussels
enpets, rich patterns, 20 10 ". p. Martin
~ Bro's. OlO5-d&wlm
Pianos aud organs sold on installment
at seymour Ash's music store, new
Sturgis block, South 4th street.-l2lGtf
The mobiles st suit Of clothing for the
least money al b, Habers.-l23ltc
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Get your decorated toilet sets of W. r.
Mnrtih " Bro OlO5.d&wlm