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Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-05-19
THE SUPREME COURT REPORTER.
(From the sedalls Democrat.)

(trOm the Sedalla Uemocrat.) =
We are nof acci,stomad m making nerson .,
attaeks nnor the ni,hIic nficiajS ~ his stste
for as r,1Ie theS are ,,n,,snalIv 'af1icienf .nH
trnst,yo,ths k,s~ 49, iS.ha ,,,Sis.
AMI the a.r,n...t;o 1ssr.v " ~ Ss,esSm.;
imneIs nc 70 n,aEa ta,, r,.an,.rLS .s.o...;rs :
Mr.. Thomas X. Skinker. reporter Of the sls,
urema coIrt- concern;no whoss' conlnct tho
Jefferson Civ T'r;hnna Ssvs. :
: ..fn iS "a tSst s,s y,ao,,s ~
county arc after NJ Tho,,ss - SktnIa: 4hs
snnraime cor,rt renorter anI wii, na,;,ior TIA
supreme court to remove him. They charge
9ll9 WIN pelag lnstrumentat I'M ha1ing the
Lo."ye..e youa4 44oSes silmpgiS9neo ~ rtne
~ nM tns C1H90 States distf1ct court, and
~. l,E ne At9 nsna, IA tIe eimpeaepnm9nsotfne "
Ass C1unty JyQ&es: ana Also that le Wa;
'spDn1eie 9on w LOT oeiesAa8 proposed compro-
i,,s " .as eou pe1qs. Ms 90 not
s,it SnoM ahs !.nmS. aDQut tle mattSEi sPlI u MT.
s,a ai"neI ~ 1'G G.en9Seeo IN 'nsta1ing the
~! .Vscpte oA atnlAskLSS9 Wtnt aHEs Qtnc
ce,5ee ,o S.a.es cous, ne saonla nave lns &c.
srh;a ~ ~ .;s . nss PcsiLion' Lne s1iATy oi
M MntSm Pau Sul " tne taxes coAeslea irpm
t"1 saMs Psop!e. ..,.s.. 81,
0ySIyoo9y' Ia1Aiar- WIN tno tfafs ano
.r1lUss 1l me MiesoSr1 ge9ple ~ HcolnecsApn
WIN VIII .ne o9naeo lnoepseoness OF tne Sonnues
S,li Min reclaee S1e positlon occupied .py Mf,
insr nH w. itv f sssasisu ~
af .ha hopShnsd.,y ~ nsSn ~ aasor
W. sircersiS hnn. .h',. IL sne peoprv
vii nn soa hope @ lna. me sslSefs snu.s
tha ~ S .gsi. ato NJ S1M1HSs mstsT ~ ~ ~
,rt,as .uT ~ VI tne III
low ' ..Ths s,nrams ~ rd,,M n ylhnint
rsnor,.r t,1,,, sipan , so - shaa Spp0.Ia -
derisions of .n.% ,a,rt NJ T .hIi %aId ~ H..
ott,cs during she ,isa anI ths nS ni
.hai rsas;ss me sS S1 IT. W ~ .re Q. an, ,.,stoS Hnb
shaii y. na;S an a,, auIun ~ snla,s VI 0sMn1
sr tho D p,tioti VI me ., oney ~
,siGs ssoh nnnth ~ n tne sIpree Eouns as I
,ste nnd;.nr dmcm iu'n'n' opon 'he"ar1At u lne
s.A'e Auo'''i ..s- .
HE SHALL BE AN OFFICER OF THE COURT,
and shall have full access to Its records and
before entering upon the discharge of his
duties shall take the oath of Office prescribed
by the constitution. He shall be furnished
by the secretary of state with the necessary
stationery for his ot:ce," In view of this-laW
we are constrained to ask the supreme court
how one of its officers can be retained by for:
eign bondholders against the various counties
Of Missouri in cases involving the payment Of
Indebtedness in disputef It is alleged that
Mr. skinker has been partner with Hender.
san and Shields in the endeavor to enforce the
collection of bonds from Lafayette, Csss and
st. Clair counties and II ia known that Mr.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-05-19
A LEADERLESs PARTY.

Depicting the present leaderless condition
of the republican party the Independent Chi
cago Times says: How Is 1t with the '.granJ
old party" that 1t eagerly scans each new
face and canvasses each new name to see II q
helpful leader for the coming fray NAV be
foundF Has the party lost the breed of noble
bloods, or does it weary of the same old can
tains and the same old shoutings Conkling,
to use his own words, has been borne down
by forbidden and abhorrent forces. Arthur
Is abandoned to the alligators. Silent Is the
trumpet of fame with the name of either
Grant or Blaine. Bris:ow5 Is q memory !:
Folger an impossibility. In state after state,
Illinois and one or two others excepted, the
local leaders have been overwhelmed by the
adverse currents. Logan,
:.'Upturned
His nostril wide into the murky air,
sagacious of his quarry from so far,''
watches the atmospheric conditions like An.
other HaZen, but with different purpose DOS
sibly with no greater luck. His nomination
Is to come through The air, but the air is chill.
Garfield IL in his grave. Harrison, of Indi-
ana, Duilded upon the tomb of the iilustrlous
grandfather, but the Hoosiers leave him un-
cheered at his ghoulish task. SHERMAN TOYS
with the suggestion Of the Ohio gubernatori-
al nomination Us the stepping stone to the
grand prize that slipped from too eager
grasp in Chicago. The other unburied Buck.
eyes haunt the Stygian coast hopeless, grim,
melancholy. Gresham comes 10 the front
ty men sean him close, fnquiring, .sWill he
do ~ And Gresham Is to-day, though his
nearest friends disclaim sll ambition for him
and depfecate the canvass Of his merits, per-
hsps the strongest candidate for the "grand
old party"
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-05-19
VIRTUE AND VICE IN NEWSPAPERS

"A lady writer prefaces biographical notice
OF one her friends with these pertinent and
suggestive remarks: Would not this world
be ., better world II the press gave more
space to the record Of virtue, and less to that
Of 'ice II, instead Of police reports the say.
ings and doings Of the vicious and, depraysd,
our pspsrs brought de accounts of good deeds
done, good words spoken, good lives lived;
ana good hopes Of better, words and deeds
and lives in the great future, would they moi
furnish q better aliment to the soul, while The
body is. refreshed by the morning and even.
ing meals. think the answer "yes !" and
that we might as well hope to form healthy
bodies by eating decayed food. as healthy
souls by feeding on the garbage of crime,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-05-19
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Furnished weekly to the Intellieencer b
Captain j. d. Conner, recorder of deeds
Lafayette county. Mo. .E s@
Abstract of the deeds filed in the office
Recorder Of Deeds from SATURDAY.; Nav 5tl
to Saturday. May 18th, A. D., 1885. Only sue
as contain covenants of warraltls containe
Louisa j. Thompson to Robert
H. Johnson lot 8, blk 1, Russell's
ad. to Odessa. 1s5 {
Lucy i. I.Battaiie to Roit. 81. .Ramey,
.sres; = = -: ~ 400
I'd ad. to Higginsvilie.. .......... 400
!. .Asbury q Smith to Susan Whalen
l9t 1ss bH. B, Smith I'd sd. to Hig-
Asbury 4 Smith nth to B. Wilkinson, '
l6tS % and 8, blk c, Smiths I'd ad. s-
10 Hi8ginSvAle :. =. ns.; 465 {
VIM: sedemann to Ernest Meyer,
lot 40 feet by 81, In Concordia. IS {
Robt. T. Russell to CordeliaPeltus,
lot 10, blk :, Russelps ad totOdesss. IS
Henry Sinauer to Ina Morgan,
8 I lot 8, blk c, in Mcclure ad. to
Maria Wood to VIM. F. kerdold. ~
" hf of lot 8. Woods subdi ision 100 1
Moses L. Wood, by attorney, to
VIM. F. Eerdolff, hi Of lot 4,
Woods sub1i .ision ,- 100 {
John OMRlley to Mary Warner,
lot o. blk. A. OMailes I'D. 10 Hig.
sinssille ~, ........... 75t
.ssAugustus Payne to James W. Bel
les, sW Of sw Of 16, -. 25, 40 acres 1900 9
Joseph F. Files TO ID. X. Murphy,
pt sc of sw Of IA, ~, 2s, (Greentonj
I Thos. V. scriyner TO Thos. ii.
Casteel, sw 0f ne of ~, 81. 2s, ~
acrea. ;. -. .....................'.. 400 Q
Olivia Lauchner to MOllie W.
Herr, lot l, blk l., Pomeroy's sd. to
Lexington. $50 @
Jane H. Wilson to Leah, NJ. Nc
Grew, pit. lot 7, blk. 43, 1st add. to
Lexington. :. -. 5000 .
"a Jacob U. Payne to Jas. n. Price, =
" hf lot l, Woods subdivision. 100 9
Fritz Reith to Herman Krokencke,
pt " hf OF Sc of2S, 49, "a; and pit ne
Of sw; and pit ne of ne of sw 80 acres $500 Q
Charles Wolfing to Christian
Wiedman, lot s.. Old Town. Lex
A@sS 1884,. 90 Y
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-05-19
DIFFICULT TO IGNORE.

(From the Washington Republican,
TIE London Times proposes to get nd Of
the Irish agitation by having Englis6men ssis.
more" IrishInen. The Times had better ed,I.
cate Englshmen up to sitting on redi.hot
stoves aud fgnoringihe fire.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-05-19
TOM THORNTON,

THE FINE SADDLE AND DRAFT
- STATIONS.
MARSHAL NEY AND SULTAN.
WILL make the season of 1888 at
my stable on the Msyne iarm 6N
adjoining IN. town Of Yelling
MARSHALL NEy is besuti- EA@
full Efay. with silver maae and W.
tail. 10 hands high 10 years old He is IL very
way hne saddle stallion. 10 sure ioal xettrr MS
his record Of last year will show.
PEDIGREE.
Marshal Ney was sired by Hunters Clipper.
he by Old Clipper, he by Tom Hall Hunters
Clippers dam was Old stakeholder ut of q
by OlG Traveller and out OF an imported Glencoe
mare.
Sultan ID Norman stallion, coal black, s
years old, l8h hands high Perfect In foI ID and
action. was raised by Mr.. J. W. McBurney.. OF
Odessa. Missouri.
Sultan was sired by LOUIS Napoleon, he by
imported Louis Napoleon from France. HIS
dam was Old Dell, 4 thoroughbred Eormxn
mare.
Marshal Ney and Sultan will serve mares .,
ten dollars to insure u mare in foal, money due
assoon US the fact is assertained the mare part
ed With or removed from the neighborfood
Pasture furnished mares from a distance at
reasonable rates. Care taken 10 prevent acci-
dents. but will.not be responsible should any
occur VI. d. Moray.
Adm 1nd, 1888 apr7ml
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-05-19
Maiden's Dreams.

look at you In the passidnless pride,
The stainless trust Of your maiden years.
Aud wonder how much the dog at your side
Knows OF your delicate hopes and fesrs. e.
As wise as he IL, he scarce can guess
All that I'D give to take his place,
To hear yoa these pretty thoughts confess,
To sR at your side and look In your face.
Ny little lady. this 10 sure,
That till upward flow the sacred streams,
No folly Of mine your heart shall lure,
mo word Of mine shall disturb your dreams.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-05-19

RON oDEs OF ASAcREoN, By THOMAS xoorE
The women tell me every day
That all my bloom has passed away.
'BehOid, the pretty Creatures cry.
Behold this mirror with q Sigh;
The locks upon thy brow are Jew.
Ant. .jtke the rest they'r Witbering toeP,
Mhether decline has thinned my hxIr, 81
I'm sure neither know nor care; "a
But this Know and this feel,
As onwarG to the tomb steal.
That still as death approaches nearer,
Tbs joye OF life are sweeter. dearer;
And had but an hour to live,
That little hour to bliss I'D give.
Two Lovers.
One here under the grass,
And one In the grass-green sea-
More IS my grief. alas!
That both Of them died for me-
Love II Too much for one
One love was enough Tor me;
One lies under the sun
And one in the hunlit sea.
Oh, have loved TOO late,
Poo late have loved the ssa.
Why should stay to mate
with the earth that mated NE.
Would that the sea might give;
Ahi would that the sea might take:
II but the dead might live
Who oied for my poor sake.
He whom l loved. alasl
Ana be who. alas loved NE
Mere under the srass,
And one In the grsss-green sea.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-05-19
I Would Not Live Alwav

M ! would no not live alwsy-iive alway b-lowI
Oh NJ; III not linRer when bidden to 90;
me days OF our pilgrininHe granted us here =
Are enough Ut lifs's woes. full enough for ita
Would shrink from the path which the prophets
Of God.
Apostles 4 p and d Martyr. 4, SO joyfully ,roas
While brethren and Irirnds are M hastrp
home.
where storm after storm rises dark o'er the
When seeking for rest. we but hover around
Like the .patriarch's brd. and resting ia
Where hope. when she paints her gay bow In tn,
Leaves its brilllance to fade in the nRh, Of ses.
And Joys hestinE angel. meier shed. glad
Save the CLEAN OF the plunage that bears him
away.
4 would not live alway. thus fet.ered by sin,
1emptatlon without and COZ ruptIou within:
n moment OF strength. II l sever the CHAIN
3 'aFee the victory's mine, e'er Pm captive
again.
Fen the rapture Of pardon Ia minyla., With
fears Wa"
And the cup Of thanksgiving with peniten,
The festival triumph calls for jubilant songs
But my spirit her own miserere prolongs
"ouiu not i've AWAY nOs welcome The tomb:
since Jesus has lain there, dread not its
gloom.
Where He ieigned to sleep. I'll too bow INV
head.
All peace fully sluAber on that hallewed bed.
Then the X:0riou daybreak, 10 follow ttat
night
The orient CLEAN OF the angels of light,
With their c.ariun Call for the slespers to riss
And chant forth their nlitin' d away in the skies
Who would live slway. away from his Godp
Away from yon heaven, that biIssiui sbole
Wnefe rivers of pleasure nDW o'er the bright
plains,
And the noontide OF glory rternally reigns
w here the saints OF Eli ages In harmony meet
nnelr Savior and brethren. tianspOrted.to greet
while the songs OF salvation. exuitantiy oil.
ana tue snule ci the Lord, Is the feast Of the
That heavenly music! what is it hear?
iEe,hotes OF the harper Ing sweet in mine Gar :
Aho see, soft unfoldinB those portals OF Rolu. .
Ane hfnk sil arrayed In HIS beauty behold, :
". give me, q, give me. I'ie wings OF q dove
Ao 3iors HIN; pe n-"i it;m. snrspt with His
put Wait the sninni / list for the word
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. With the Lord.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-05-19
AN INDUSTRIOUS GIRL

Miss Nellie Coon, Of Charles CITY, Is., baa
pieced two quilts, one containing l5,8SS, and
the other $3.50 blocks, both of which were
completed before her sixteenth year.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-05-19
NOUS VERRONs.
lErom the Philadalnhia Na,r.

(From the Philadelphia News.) -..
"Shall We wear silk hat.'' was the sub.
lect OF q lecture by 4 Brooklyn divine recently.
That Ia question that no man can an
swer. Everything depends on the way the
election goes. st
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-05-19
THE WRONG MAN.
.fFrom the Detroit Free Press

T rom Inc DotrOtt Free Press.
Some eight or ten years ago asilver-tongued
chap, who claimed to be a fruit-tree agent,
swtndled the farmers of this county in q
| shameful manner, and one resident of Nankin
was SO mad about 1t that he came to Detroit,
searched the rascal out and gave him pound
| ing on the street. After he got through his
work he told the fellow that he would lick
MIN twice as badly If he ever put eyes on
him again, and it was threat to be remem-
bered and nursed. About three weeks ago
the Nankin man was travelling In Washtenaw
county, and rs he journeyed along the high
way he met tra>e >eler who SO closely re-
sembled the fruit-tree swindler that he halted
and called ont:
"Here you are again, you bold-faced
rascal !"
Eyes, Pm here" was the calm reply.
"Well, som ], and Pm going to lick you
until you can't holler. 1 said I'd do it, and
! always keep my word. Climb down
The stranger "clumb" without a protest,
shedding his coat rs he struck, and fight
began. In about two minutes he had used
up the farmer and was cody replacing his
coat.
s.see here,n said the farmer from Nankin
~ he wiped his nose with burdock, "you
| tight better than you did eight years ago.".
II dunno. This is my first affair with
you."
"Didn't wollop you in front of the Detroit
postofhce eight years agoW
ago."
And you never saw me before!"
ANever!"
"And was never in NankinY
"Never!n
"Well.I I'll be hanged, Come to look at you,
can see that you are not the man! Why on
earth didn't you explain, or ask me tos You
hust ha . thought me mistaken
7 "Oh, yes. knew you were mistaken, but
had ust discovered that had driven seven
miles on the wrong road and was wishing
some one would come along and give me two
| about it. A rotten sweet apple will cure that
| black eye in three or four days, and.salt and
water will tighten your front teeth In week
| or SO. 1 feel fifty per cent. better, and am
9, er 80 much obliged. So long to you"
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-05-19

Spring grew to perfect summer In one day.
And We lay there among the vines, to gaze
Where Ciree's isle noais purple, far away
Above the golden hags..
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-05-19
FLIES AND BUGS.

Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, msSe.
gophers, chipmunks, clesrd out by "Ropgh
on Rats" 1bc,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-05-19

And on our ears there seemed to rise and fall
The burden OF an old -worl I song we knew,
fnat sang. To-day 10 Neptune 3 festival,
And We, what shall We DO fn
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-05-19
. CARD

Having sold the Freedom Mills to Messrs.
Major Greer we desire to thank our friends
Tor their liberal patronage and kind treatment,
asd dssirea = continuance of their custom fof osr
successorss who are gentlemen reliable In every
particular, and who will do everything In
their power to please.
Respectfully,
IT j T. MAJOR,
nchl7yl D. A. RIDGWAY. JR,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-05-19
The Small Boy and the Pin.

The Small Boy and the Pin.
1t was bat \ simple pin
On . chair,
And the little boy did grin
Like bear.
When the teacher took seat
And in manner very feet
Flew Y half q hundred feet
In The ar. 49,
This the teacher doth annoy,
And he chants,
And NO pardon to the boy
Quick he grants.
But he grabs the indiscreet
Little boy and doth beat
- i Till he rather spoils the seat
or his ''psnts."
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-05-19

dv down, brown-armed Gsnpasn, maid of
mine,
Ana bring ss AIN the ssrthen jar that lies
With three years dust above the mellow wine
And. while the swift day dies. -
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-05-19
A Version of Horace .
..Festo quid potlus die
Neptuni tACIxm. -

LASUvIUN. BIT RussELL noDD.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-05-19
.AULLVILLE,

MR.. n. OSBORN. has established hImseli
1H1 ut Aullvine -as Notary Public aud Real
Estate Agent. All business entrusttd d to his
hands Will be carefaily attended to. .janlSyFz
W. BOON MAJOR, RoRT l. aReRR
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-05-19

In the democratic platform Of 1880 the old
doctrine was tersely reproclaimed:
Home rule; honest money, consisting of
gold, silver and paper convertible on demand |;
the strict maintenance of the public faith. /.
state aud national, and u tariff for revenue
only. - 4s.7'Sh .i-''i .
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-05-19

And Will take the second turn Of song,
Of hoating Il esses in the foam and surge
mere Ssretd maids about the ssa-Rod throng
And night shall have her dirEe
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-05-19

In 1880 both the Douglas and Breckenridge
platforms reaffirmed the resolutions of 1856,
quoted above.
1854.
In 1864 he continuation Of the civil war,
which made imprudently high duties neces-
sary to raise sufficient revenue, precluded the
necessity Of discussing the extraordinary and
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-05-19
The Approach OF Age.

IRON oDxs OF ASAcRxos, BY THOMAS xoorE
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1883-05-19

You frat shall sinz . song of waters blue.
faphos and Cnidos In the sanmer seas,
And one who guides her swan-dra wn ehario,
through
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-30

The most complete bath house in the
south Contains four separate bnth
rooms GXl2 fee, each bath tub being OF
go per, o. sx2ia feet The bath rooms
are each fitted up with hot and @, Id
silver shower baths, hot aud cold silver
shampoo baths, furn shed wi II all the
latest a d most az proved appliances in
the way e self.drmucr, dressing room,
With turkish rugs, dressing cabinets,
"a Il all the late inventions III flesh
brushes, batl-soaps, Turkish towels,
spuuges, etc. Everything clean, light
airy and comfortable at the Pacific SHAY
ing parlor south Fourth street.
pHoF. L. b. ANsON, Prop.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-30
.Ho.r rLrnr
THE RIVER,
Away Across the mississippi is
IicId u Convincing ConNcr-
Antiuu


~ tell yuu eir, tht they are one OF the
urntDsl combinations, ever produced. mad
my Npyri,u. of that ,uIt II TIN. = rn>
hu,n 50 .l, ,u.u- b tucui lc my iuIgmurt
tu some lr.ID.t.
ola, don't KNOW responded TIA, fist
-prnkvI ulrnd, win % little yAwr, AS
though hc dldu't Mhcuu,hInlcr,s In ihr
Su I,y.. IT nava u,yrr been abb To sec
murh dillucuc. IN Ih,-rtulnss. tucy are
% petty nearly the -uuc -il. , and made
cot gIuu it, .aWu stun
ia, taxi, II which the turcGuin
ig' mvH tpo, place iu tai attn, Mo, not
.onI aga, IA 'nr snug office OF ID, VI Z.
tlunoue, uuroi Tue lrNding phys, iaus ut
the state. who ioIu ru up the vein in
'uUu hc lul introduced Il substantially
IN th,-D would.
Mons, ne. That d. the ugwuIrlr of q
boy, or Ialu,uul q myu IS lao ,llb,r duc.u't
know ur duc-u't ,.Ic what hr-Hy- lh 81
lhiurs, ~ you Dall them. nrr Just is Il ilrr.
rui H- the m,o1 b. itum neon th ,sI.
Now. lumruls. lotions nl .mmuu uc
very good W most DH-r- tor the I'lirt of
pam uI. mn mmlliun. iut iu th, %. 81 +. cc
thry ave Wnrlr.u hey soil the lulDs
.ud The linen, ncs,dc- hclug always utt ct
reach when tu,y are most waited
"Ncl, nay utar DO or -ighcI the
trycur iron the aotu, "Ahat would s. u
have Im. i-u wrlrhrd world am how,
md nothing ls exc, W hand When it is
wanted. "lou can't -uggrsl anything
We. en-" hr be in the Doctor,
lbumpi * turlah.r With his list, ~ can
-uggr-t il.NsuN'- .AI,INE puUuU, pLi3-
IrH | have ulou uu my = I'nts, "a It
| nave tried iu uu my-CN luJ mn uitucN ui
rnrumuuu, ud 100 "a cases r,llI hts toll
lose bon lr,m 'hr,r t. i'ity-ri- ht homs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-30

The proof Of the pudding is not in
chewing the string, put III having an OPP
portauity to test the article direct
Carter " Moore and DR.. j. l..
Com sh, druggists have "A free trial
hottie of Dr. Busmkos Cough and
Lug Syrup foi each and every one
who is afflicted wi h Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Cousuu ptiou or any Lung At
t,ctlun.-O3il Iwtf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-30

Money louucd IN sums to suit ON dia-
mouds, watches, ic" Try, guns, rcyol-
yers, pistols, clothing, furniture and all
articles OF value, also on real estate and
stocks Of merchandise, in inns to suit.
Also a large line Of uurclcemed pledges
for sale business strictly confidential
all private communications eau be add
dressed to T.. o. box l36.
FRlBot EG ~ DuMNAU, Props,
South side square, blue front, sign Of
zee gilt balls 02O6tf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-30
FOR SALE
Mis-. ELIANEOuS.

I.uE ~NLF-oli newspapers .uIn1i"
L .uu e mwr at so '"ut- u'I u.u.
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TOE nobbiost suits ut loves prices, for
men, boys and youths, at 3. II bers.--
uJ2Utc
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Eupion oil

EuIiou Oh is made from tine very best
all mpurlties,-ujlllm
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Patients
ALLuu.L -Luu.L nm L-urIA- ~

Nllu''l Hfd.l COZ H"NtlN N} ing
For ycms,rud given W by physician, OF
ishl and other kidney diseases, liver
comp airt.. severe coughs called con
Sumption, have been cured.
Women gone crazN'
From agony OF neuralgia, nervousness
wakctulnes, and variou, disease peculiar
10 Wo n,u.
People diu ,n cut OF shape from rNcru-
Ella inc pWu- OF rhcum ttism
luamr,auiy and chronic. or sun ring
from .crululH.
l.r. -iuria-.
salt rh Wu, hloni poisoning, dyspepsia, lu-
digestion, and 900 'act almost sIl disease, Trail
Stature is hnutu.
Ii we been cured by Hop Bittcrs. proof
OF which can Dee found In every neighbour
hood IN the known world.
OIIg sun wed lTiSVIv
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\ thorough course If Ackcr's Blood
Elixir wi remove all taiut from the
bloc . 1t cures scrofulu, ulcers, buils
aud pmplcs. Sold by Ca ties, Morrison
Co, druggists, Waco, Texas
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Mother" Doctor, b. shs dangerous aud What
ls boo nH. stUH7H
Jporfo,. 10 Yaa madam. she Il danRcrousy M.
Tl-r..fI .af and a.frulHr & rce8 ar got 10 rt4l-
ltrHu. t.yTo BE- sn iarT'a sri org'rIps'N action
E...t t.. c.rtHr.m ana riri4lA uafHugaist tho
IUrial circulation ysssilatgs, su'fynIud Nature
s..mH. Nsafa..HE. cad j..
Mother '-ap, In Leaven'a sake stop AID SO
Eocfsr ..T VII ra.l1 can"
Mother, an.r $50 N's-s have sHpTet-
.|a4tIl4f .ul Doctor ahH.. tH iIHrarde.i a. once.
Ir. v-s.s ana r..,G w.l4 puoure that which
J.I 4.s.rUI RI fIst'
daughter, boz low tune-'l am GLAD. sni tnilE
o N. MY L-Lls ms WI LoItOIa uo " nealll.l
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Little Joker tobacco is the purest aud
best. Try 1t. O5OStf
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Mother" yeTy true, aud I believe they haIs
saved 1u4f life. nov cunies- MAT W pT9msoole.a
81. Ttr.le Hitt,r- i- the mUst wonderful female
t.3.rI.- ana iron tauic ever knsv and that
P.Isy'.saNua ApguyLt ls a pleasant and sovereign
,.giy ~ headache, c0uatlI patton, acid stomach,
tf,1u,ns.S etc ETC." Family Medical ADVISER
hs.. address Z, gIomgg0ls 4 Co., LggsytiIs. ~,