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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-04-12
MAco. TOY. Anrl 1. 1851.

Waco Tex, April I, 1883
Referring to tltc nhuvr, | beg to shy
that unyc ussucia'cd III, sell with my
son, H. q. L, kellum, and will continue
the business Of the old firm under the
name Of Kollum ~ Son.
There Wi be- no interruption to the
business rucold eml luyrH of the house
remain, aud all the coudi ious 0i the
trade ARE substantially the nme.
Thanking the many frleuds and
pntro ot the house Tor pHst X ndnossrs,
| beg continuance uf tin same Tor the
future. Respectfully
W. f. kELLuN.
! thank the friends NJ the old fir n FOR
the ma fuvors had at their hands. I
heartily and sincerely commend nay sur-
cesso tu all IN friends. Teen " firm
IL III every respect, ns good INK the old.
Tn Ter all circumstance, they will do
right. T.. R,rAN.
2 Nv
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We now have our office at room !,
Sturgis block. South Fourth street,
where we are prepared to do all kinds OF
upholstery work, such as sewing ami lay
ING carpets, making shades, designing
lambrequins, drapery, tape, portiereH ana
all kind of window drapery, IN fact, to
do any kind VI interior house decnratiy g
work. Having had long experience IN
the business We can safely guarantee
satisfaction. Give IFS call.
--032 I'm. ECkFokp MEfE"
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FOR RENT.

A desirable office in the Masonic
building, over Levine Bros. dry good
mouse.
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Utober ", lss2. T. NJ Latimer to-
Cox, IL ed Of trust ......... Sst
March -, lsN3, l.. Banks to $ Ans
Ter, vendors lien ON lot 4 block 10,
MCUregor .......... ........... I5U
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25.CENT COLUMN.
ubENIlsTR N

nR GEO y MANN. Dentist. So Austin aN-
~ euue. Frst-clas work at reasonable
prices. Special attention given to the trrat-
ment Of the natural teeth. --oaltu
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Straw hats, straw hats, latest styl for
men, boys ami children, Just r ceiVed,
from 10 cents upward, at Sanger Bros.
i-5tc
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America Ahead!

We have just received consignment
Of lady's kid button shoes from Drial s
Co.., Paris; come and see thom, at j. L.
sullivan CO.--il-tL
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I't,g Nj

lNOt' 80 "A lady swatch chain. The owner
l. Gu Iechvcr same hy Calling st the Office ui
tue wac. Water company and proving prop
erty --i-l2-lt
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W Az TlD.

WANTED len good huitun.h lc WORKERS
w wanted At the Lone sta shirt FACTORY
Fourth street, opposite the Pacific hotel
l-l9-tt
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Gail and see the latest novelties IN gents
furnishing goods at Haber's, -i-Itc
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Fa,cy colored half-hose full regular
made, Is cents pair at ) niger Bros
l-S-tc
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MONEY TOI.OaN,

DARE les desiring money tor one u three
On Us In second story new Sturgi- block oppuslt,
Pacific Hotel / hr money Is ready whenrl et
the security Is accepted.
l2:hlwtf sLAYuES BWn-
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Improved Iron Inv gorator,
4. q. u.
The best general tome III use. SOFA
by Tucker n Willis, Waco, Texas
3.2l-tc
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Real Estato Trausters
The following papers were filed fer record In
the clerks office yesterday
DEEDS

'''e ''e'A "u''e yesterday
DEEDS
october ?, lSs2, WIN. Edmundst to I'd
ward naydun. T2t by ia f-pt near
CITY OF WAco -. "a
Jan lssg. y. W. Fen. & suyss
and \ u PJsey ~ TnoInns Phlliins
100 acre, out of The VI MARITIME gfhni lu,
March =. l,s8. Ellen u UOugh. I "
Goodrich and ". Battis 10 l.
u Gland, 7Ol, acres out of The iunAr.u
Galindo grant ........r -. ~,
Aprfl 3, IssS. i u Garner 10 .Inhn
Hough. l. W. tioodtioh and \. ". Raj
tie, II 6l-lUU acres ont of inc l,pstio
trii,,,n -, wv " NV 's"a'' ,.,
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April I, 1883, a A. Aldy to GCorrc Me-
|. ton, trustee, flrHse Of i :. Nj
l.endOh ~ Co block 80 " BarrUu's al
dlliun to the city oi Waco. q;
December - lss2 Jas y. Lochrldge to
r. Rellew, trustee, Tor use OF John
Wash ingtun, e., acres known Ms the
MARSHALL King survey ......... ........
ABSTRACT or ~ DdMEST.
NJ rch n, 1888, Joseph Nble vs.. , {.
Commerce..
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Monday, April 3Oth, 1888.

IncSr drawings occur on the last day Ol
each month (Sundays cHc"rledl.
Repeated adjudication 10y Federal anu
!iAle Courts have placed this company
lcyund the cuntTovcrsy oi The law. 70
his company beiong- the sole honor ui
avIug innugurated tine only plan by which
heir draw ,ng- are proven honest aud TAN
ucyund question,
y, 1.-THE Company hAz now on hand a
sIy- capital aud roHory" func. Read care
. lIIy tut list of price fpr the
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Whole tickets o., Half ticLris eli n uokel
So. % tickets tl'h.
Remit money or Bans man IN Letter. %
send by Express. DOS'I SFhb BY RIG
lTEEED LETTER OK alpFflLE OR
DIX orders ~ o. and onward uy Express ,
Han be- sent ~ our expense. Address All or.
Irr- 10 r. VI. BOARDNAN. touTirr-iour-
mi Buuiiny teuis'lils. w
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Sol. -. =.

GIVE refer by permission TO Waco
State Bank, Waco National Bank
and State Central Bank
The following is partial list of
property we are now Offering:
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-20
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.

Paris, Aug 30.-The treaty of
peace between France and Anam
allows France to station residents in
all the chief cities of Tonquin, who
are to be accompanied by the neces-
sary number of troops, and France
may also construct forts on the
banks of the Red river. The French
resident at Hue is To have the privi-
leges formerly refused, of private
audiences with the sovereign of CO.
chin, Chinese money is to have cur
rency throughout Anam and the
commercial customs and system of
taxation are to be regulated by con-
ferences, to attend which the French
envoy is about to go to Hue, the
Anamites having requested the
French legation at Hue to be re-
opened at the earliest possible day.
ChampeuX has been instructed to
proceed thither and assume charge
of affairs. Decorations and pre-
sents for the king and the Anamite
ministers will be sent to Hue shortly.
The blockade between the island of
Haiphong and Haiduong will be
maintained for the present. Har-
man, the French civil commissioner
for Tonquin, who negotiated the
treaty of peace with Anam, has been
appointed an officer of the legion of
honor for his services. A cable will
be laid from Saigon to Hanoi.-Altu
CuiJornid.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-20
THIS DAYS DOlNCS.
MORNING.
NOTHING NEW.

From the published correspon-
dence on the subject of Chinese i'm
migration we learn that some GOO
laborers are to be allowed to land
here within a period of three months
by steamers of the p. M. S. S. and
.. & o. Cos. lines, facts that were
made public six days previously
from other sources, like the Protest.
We do not learn how MANY wo-
men are to accompany the males;
we do not learn why any other good
line OF steamers, which, though un-
known here, may be we'll known in
China, should not be allowed to
carry them; we do not learn why
the members of the Board of Immi.
grafton were not consulted in the
matter; we do not learn WHY Chi
nese, with their small number of
females, should be preferred to Por
tuguese, with their families, who are
the most desirable class of laborers
Tor the county generally; we do not
learn why the planters, who are ex-
pected to absorb the labor, were not,
as a matter of courtesy, informed of
this proposed immigration two
months ago; we do not learn if
seventy-fve per cent of this immi.
grafton is to be paid in Government
bonds; and we do not learn any,
thing further or anything definite
about that Five Dollar business. In
short we only learn what we knew
before; and the people will not he
content until they know everything.
Ii is only a question of time and the
information, now withheld, will be
obtained
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-20

of the penitentiary and prison he will
ind his only safety. The days of
might, with strong arm and iron
hand, is right, are no more. Go
Uernmem is made for man and not
man for Government. This is not
the age of divine right, he who
would exercise it will perish unless
he change. Take Christianity in
Christs church, it supplies more
fully the wants of humanity than
ever before, we are surely moving
Christward, IIeavenward. Because
you who stand low and can not see
things do not doubt their existence
but come up higher and you will see
the same things in the same light
as they are seen by men and women
who are on an eminence. You
would like to be a Christian but the
humility, self-denial and sacrifice are
too great, yet God is with the man
who undertakes this road upward.
The royal road to true spiritual
greatness lies through humility
and must be travelled in humility.
We must bow at the foot of the cross
and he who overcomes sin and
temptation will be raised to the
throne
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-20

Mr.. ATKlNsoN's school roll now
shows over sixty pupils. He has
secured the services of Miss Wodehouse
as permanent assistant, NJ. Marquee
MS French master and Mr.. j.. Strong to
teach drawing, and will probably, within
a week. have another assistant Adj
vanced classes in Latin and French have
been started and class in book-keep-
ing will commence work next week.
Owing to the large number of pupils
they will be for II few davs little
crowded until extra desks, which have
been ordered, are completed.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-20
Fort Street Church.
Notes From Mr.. cruzan's Sunday Evening
Lecture.

Text: 10th chapter and 7th verse of Ec.
clesiastes:
Say not thou, What is the cause
that the former days were better
than these! for thou dost not en-
quire wisely concerning this.''
Man possesses natural instinct
which prompts him to seek heights,
and from there view his surroundings
and the world below him. He who
possesses this instinct never ceases.
until he has set foot on the highest
point, but having reached it the
grandeurs of the scenery above,
around and below him will make
him more fully realize his nothing
ness.
So there are moral heights within;
1900 years ago Christ called upon
all humanity to come up higher;
have we obeyed? Men with long,
doleful faces ask what is the cause
that former days were better than
these and point to newspaper OF
the blacklist kind werein is chronicled
list of murders, defalcations and
defamations, and consider this Grim
inal record, photograph of society.
1t is true that some men hold it their
duty to publish these incidents, pro-
ducing sheets which are not allowed
in respectable homes, and can be
printed and read only under cover OF
secrecy. Let us compare the litera-
ture of to-day with that of Olden
times. Homer and Virgil abound
with passages which would mantel
the cheek of every pure woman OF
to-day with blush, yet such litera-
ture was read by the highest society
in the ancient days OF Rome. l do
not believe that the world is growing
worse, if SO, Christianity would be a
failure. l believe we are steadily
improving and that our literature
has improved.
Let us now look at the state of
Society. Paul writes of the Ro-
Being filled with all unright.
eousness, fornication, wickedness,
covetousness, maliciousncss, full OF
envy, murder, debate, deceit,
ma.lignity whisperers, backbiters,
haters Of God /; despiteful proud,
boosters, disobedient to parents.
Which is the darker picture, Paul's
epistle or the chronicle of to-day !
The Roman Senate was full of cor
r Iption but what vas the rule then
is an exception to-day. VOW honesty
and uprightuess is demanded OF an
official, not that we have driven
stealing from our public offices buc
every community demands purity,
integrity and straight forwardness
and when an official is detected in
cheating, deceit lying or stealing he
IS branded hunted down and driven
from among us and behind the doors
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-20

NEWS was teleplloned from Puuloa on
Tuesday that there was trouble among
tie laborers at Mr.. w. G. Luce's resi-
dence. Two officers were at once sent
o enquire into the cause of the trouble
when it was ascertained that three boys
had refused work. Authority was sent
from the Station House TO bring them to
town without a warrant.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-20

Two Americans an Englishman andea
Hawaiian discussed loud and long the
merits of their respective countries.
All were at first opposed to the English
man, but Knowing his fistcal superb
GRITTY, they thought it best to cave in and
England "boss ed the rocd."
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-20
The Superintendent of water-works

states that there are no pipes Oh School
street but that those on Emma street
are the old ones which have just been
taken up and will be removed to the
Palace where they will be utilized for
conveying water from the artesian we'll
in the grounds.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-20

In the account of the Java disaster it
is stated that Buetenzory Suffered very
seriously" The friends of Major Pur-
Wis will be sorry to learn that this is the
place where his father and sister are
living so that he has every reason to
feel great anxiety on their account.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-20
10 Let
Bark Isle of Anglesea.

GONSIGNEES by the above vessel
~ are hereby requested to call at the
once OF The undersigned for freight and
receive orders for their goois. The YES.
SCI SCI VII commence discharging this
loEs DAY MORNING, at 10 O'clock
A. N. Al good, left ON the wharf after
$3.50 p. NJ, VIII lie az the risk of owners.
Ii. w. MAoFARLANE g. Co.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-20

CAPTAIN Fuller, Mr.. A. w. Pcirce and
Mr.. Thos. Sorenson, who constituted the
board of surveyors of the Martha Ride
out, came to the conclusion that if re-
pairs were once commenced on her
here would be no knowing where to
stop.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-20

HIS Excellency Governor Dominis
was taken il intown yesterday at n Dou.
He was taken home by MI. Frank Pratt
and attended by DIR. rruusseau, who is
fortunately ale to report that there is
nothing serious the matter, and the Gov
ernor will probably be out again in a
dnN or two.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-20

AT the Police Court yesterday Owen
ii oil forfeited $12 bail for violating
,he hack rules; Sing Poo was fined $40
and osts 81 Tor needless driving. Ka
laLkoa fo.' furious iding was found not
guilty. Three ca es of drunkenness
finished the business.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-20
On the arrival of the w. G. Irwir

On the arrival of the w. G. Irwin
yesterday it was rumored on the wharf
hat Moreno had returned from Italy
with the three native boys who had com-
pleted their education and were pre-
pared to take ministerial positions. The
news spread quickly through town and
was telephoned to Government house.
They didn't come.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-20

A MEETING of the Young Peoples Chris
tian Temperance Union was held on
Tuesday night. Several new members
were admitted and Il pleasant social
evening was passed.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-20

L1LIHA Street is Icing macadam:zed.
Drivers think it would be better to at
lend first to King Street where there is
much more traffic.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-20

WHEN Il man says he is not in his
usual spirits it generally happens that
the usual spirits are not in him.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-20

Mr.. CRuzAN's Sunday evening lecture
is well worth reading.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-20

LYONS & LEvEYs regular sale will be
held to-day at their room at 10 o'clock.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-20

WISENIAN has n house on Union street
and cottage on Emma street to let.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-20

JANIS Dodd sent from the Coast by
the w. G. Irwin 13 horses and pony,
all of which arrived in good order ex.
cept one of the Lest horses that died on
The voyage. Dodd intends using them for
his buses and expresses as he is giving
up his livery business altogether, and
wishes to di,pose of his buggles. The
animals, which were bought in Sacra-
mento aGd San Francisco are very
uperior sturdy looking lot of animals.
Dodd himself will re,2rn at the end of
this month.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-20

HART BR, have started night cart
for delivering ice-cream.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-20

The sky l,st night after sunset was
msre brilliant than ever.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-20
LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS

BETHESDA water on draught at Pal
mer Il Thacher's. 90 1m*
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-20

AT the Police Court on Tuesday three
inebriates were mulcted All Son, for
feited 30 bail, for driving without
lights Aki, was fined the same amount
for the same offence Pilipo, for assault
and battery, forfeited $40; David for
larceny off picture belonging to James
Olds, was committed to trial at the
Supreme Court, the picture, value $50,
was stolen from the Empire Saloon
j. Clemens or stealing two rings, was
found guilty of larceny in the third
deeree, and sentenced to six months
and u $25 fl e. An appeal to the
Supreme Court was noted.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-09-20

A pony and saddle ior sale.
National Republican., 1883-04-17
THE RECORD.
WEST WASHINGTON.

During the fishing season q report concern
ing the condition Of the water at Great Falls
will be published each day as furnished by
the Washington aqueduct Office, Georgetown
using the following scale Of measurement
Very turbid, 0 to g; turbid, 8 to 10; slightly
turbid, 15 to %; clear, % to SO. Condition
Of the water Monday, April 16-At Great
Falls, 10; at receiving reservoir, 90 at dis
tributing reservoir, 36.
Arrived yesterday; Schooner ]. W. Camp
bell, at Littlefelds wharf, in ballast; schooner
Helen Hasbrouck, Bennett, light. Sailed
Schooner ]. W. Campbell, Matthews, with coal
for Boston.
The new barge Dashaway, just finished by
Il. Cumberland, was successfully launched
from Littlefeld's wharf yesterday.
Father Whiteford, one of the most promi-
nent and highly esteemed professors of
Georgetown college, died yesterday, in the
fortieth year Of his age, at the college, after q
short illness with pneumonia. His death has
cast gloom over the Catholic portion of Il 5
community, especially SO upon the students
the college, with all of whom ho was gr~
favorite. His funeral will take place at ~
a. M, on Wednesday, the eighteenth instant,
from the college chapel.
American Guard, Council No. /, Order Of
u. A. NJ, held we'll attended meeting last
night, at which twelve applicants were in
itiated and several propositions received. 1t
10 blc VI SOuhSlinbo kiNo ~ uuo
concert at Curtis hall on the twenty-sixth
instant. A largo attendance Is expected at
the meeting to be held at Goddard hall to-
night for the purpose Of completing the
organization of the new council, to be COM
posed of citizens Of the first ward, Washing
ton, for which Mr.. B Il. Miller, deputy
national councillor for the District Of Column
bia and Virginia, has forwarded an application
for charter. Mr.. Miller also expects to Or
ganize new council at AnacOstia, ID. O.,
shortly.
The Dashaway Reform club was earnestly
addressed last night by Mrs. Riley and VIII
lam IL. Craig, while Mrs. Weitzell added
greatly to the entertainment of the evening
with several vocal solos. 1t was announced
that the handsome silk quilt recently dis
posed Of for the benefit of the Dunbarton ave.
nue. NJ. +. church by votes for the most popular
ono Of the wives Of the clergymen, had been
awarded chiefly through the exertions Of this
club to Mrs. Riley, and twill be publicly pre-
sented to her at the aboye-named church this
evening, at 8 o'clock.
Tickets are being issued for the next COM
plimentary concert of the Georgetown Anna
teur orchestra, which will take place on
Wednesday, April 25, at the Congregational
church, corner Of Tenth and q streets, instead
of at Curtis hall, as heretofore.
Potomac lodge, No. 8, +. A. A. M; Coven-
ant lodge, No. IS, /. o. o, f., and Heber tent,
No. 10, ]. o. b., held their regular weekly
meetings last night
National Republican., 1883-04-17
ALExANDRIA AFFArRs.

A youdoo doctor called at the residence Of
Maria Parker, on Prince street. yesterday,
who called himself DIR. Gaines. Mr.. Parker
was sick, and the doctor commenced to cure
him by sprinkling dried herbs upon the fire.
While he was doing this he noticed silver
watch hanging upon the wall, and said he
must 60 off and prepare charm, and that he
must hold gold or silver in one hand while
arranging it. He borrowed the watch, as he
had no gold or silver about him, and promised
to return in the afternoon with the charm
and the watch. When the afternoon came he
"came not" Mrs. Parker went to the Wash
ington police and gave q description Of the
doctor for their use. They say the descrip-
tion corresponds with that Of DIR. Snead, who
cheated some colored women near Good Hope
not long ago
A tugboat is now being overhauled at this
port by the name Of Bell May that was built
by tho English governmentasa steam launch.
1t was used in the Crimean war. Formerly II
had four engines and two wheels. II is made
of teek wood that grows near tho Red sea. IL
is said that this wood will never decay.
Revival services were commenced in the
Baptist church last night. They will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. Mr.. Penick, formerly
pastor of that church.
William Burke, an old colored citizen, who
was janiter of the Lee (colored) school, died
at his residence on Queen street yesterday
morning
Ship timber is being cut and piled on the
wharf at Fort Washington. 1t will be trans
ported TO Maine TO be used in the building OF
vessels there.
Judge j. IL. Gray, collector of customs OF
this port, left for Jersey City yesterday to at.
tend the New Jersey Congregational associa.
tion as a delegate from Falls Church.
Ex.Judge Stewart, Of this city, will preside
at the next term of the county court in place
of Judge Sangster.