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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-12
STATE NEWS.


WHITE RIVER JUNCTION. VT, sept. H.
The extensive preparations at OlCOtt rails
ON the Connecticut river for the removal
of Il large mass of rock by submarine
blast to give an exit for water from the
wheel pits Wcr" completed today. Forty
two holes, each fourteen feet feet in depth,
drilled at right angles from the river, were
charged with go pounds of dynamite. At
? O'Clock D. IN. the charge was iircd ny
electricity with satisfactory results. \
solid mass of rock, 66 feet in length ANA
containing nearly 500 cubic yards. was
thrown bodily To the required distance IN
the stream
Election of Onccr- and Directors of the
ra>>umpsic Road.
ST. JOHNoBrRY. w.. Sept. lO.-M the
annual meeting of the directors of the
PasSumpsc railroad at Newport to-day.
the following officers and directors were
elected: President, Emmons Raymond,
reelected vice president, y. b. Harms,
president of the St .lOhnShurN n Lake
Champlain railroad superintendent, II. &.
Folsom. Directors. Emmons Raymond.
". r. Blolgrtt, g. B Harris, Fredcrick
Billings. NlIcu Sprurc. Amos Barnes,
Oscar t,lWarI-. G. W Pierre" and :. :.
Thompson.
Editor Nn;nncN Arrested for Defamation.
El,moHr. w., sept. 9.-M. J. Maloney.
editor of the }ichford Gazette. was ar
rested to-day, charged with dctamtng the
character OF thiri Justice Royce.
Church struck by Lightning.
!h%hililnG struck the my PF0dII'l
church at Vernon during the Thunder
storm MohuaN ANA SCI II ON nie' ""II'@
,r . $50.
! HtN hi' N''' sept T. ne tr"'ll,' III
rested 1T l'rocturNllle, suspected ol oUIG-
larry and committed here. Tuesday night,
have been released. owing to lack of cNi-
dencc.
decentralization. -, r,,,,ri,,,, Iu,c,inu
t.,,,.. ~, ,,,.,,,n,,,. nfr : rullnr If Cnn,7
bridge. was burned Tuesday. morning.
1t was valued at 500 insured Tor sou.
,,
Drowning Accident at Ni"dlch"rN'
Otter Creek at Middlchurv claimed its
annual victim Monday \ little after
o'clock Frank Lane. Il son of Rollin Lane
of Cornwall who was about eighteen
wears of age and who had commenced
going to school in NIddlcbulN last week.
was i'm swimming below the fails at the
suot where the DOnohur boy was drowned
a wear ago. There were fifteen or twenty
other boyS i'm fine. water nj the time Lame
uut ont ipyond hi, depth and wa drown
ed. ,lhrrt Phelps. abuM hi, own aye.
tried tn save him but was nearly drown
cd himself in the effort
r,.t,,.,., ,,I..t.., REPRESENTATIVE.
',,''''''''' ''''' WV ~ =.
MiddlctoWn' rcprcscntatiNc-eiCct, Dyer
lctIingWcI. is postmaster of his town and
was elected IN disregard of the recent CON
Stitulional amendment requiring the adj
ditonal oath from all members of the Leg
islaturc that they did not at the time of
I,,l, IL #
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-12

W ulcOII MOfrlSNlllc, llNuc lark alo
! johnson to Maquam Bay ana return, Will
! he held under the auspices of MorisviIlc
Comet band ON Saturday
Rutland.
p,,,t.,,,i ..,.,.,, ..,i.,..l.. ,,.,.,,,,, ,t,,,,
h'l,iahu Graded schools nrSan on Hion-
way nt ~ N"h il'N W ~ va, ~ -
,, ,'n, n, fntil, Tue
r i t2i' VS. l,"nuu W.li ~ Wy ,vtv
linl w ,'r hrNl Htll i a,N'iiInlE, nay Xxx
Times bpfurr-iu 1874 $500 1865. 1869 1874
lN'd. $50 and lSS2, lie was also senator
from tul Iilhd county III IN'o.
Cornwall
~. ,,,1 un. t,1,,p v.Lo,1o, or nur
,,'''' w., % ~, ,. ,,,I.
I-,,'. i F ''' ~ q, Gt,Ii,,,,
,'7,',, 49, ~, ~ IL ,,,,,,i, NIX
Nfi'Fo,vT va w ~ Nn,. rhm
,..l,,.,rl .,",, ,r thnr,,'g
r,:i,it,- i'''' ,,'I ',i T' nc,,,mn,,i-r
NI Gt'iij,1 ~. ~" ne i,.tnii,d n,nr tE,
,i,,,,.,' ,,,' u - , =" G,t ~
'"''' " WI N''''''0'"'H' ~ ~
M"ntpelirr.
Henry CotTriu while iutoNicatcd fell
throuuh the rnilrond bridge which crosses
the Branch last Friday and received a Sc
rious Npttiur officer kppran told him
to go home. but was subsequently
Obliged to arrest him. CotTrin disclosed
ON Lame. but no offence was proved zee.
John Ewing. who livr, ON CLAY hill. was
arrested for iutoXicatiOu Friday and after
his trial was again arrested for AN assault
ON his wife ON the same day he also
crr"trd " .cn.otinn in ~. '"ci,,hSmhCoI hv
.nrDuin,rn u1ln mt aud thrrntruinr some
children The fan form Of school br.gnn
Monday The September term of Wash
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-12
1IoirisNillc.

Nprr,,Ullc C,nr baud and GOOD
number of citizen visited the u.n town
representative, Captain Frank kyuHcld,
W h 50 farm residence, on Iuc~dl even
ing MI and Mrs Eyniicid extended
their hospitality and refreshments were
served, the lap.ain making few pleas
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-12
Body Found.

The body of William Wentworth, a
negro barbcrat Woodstock who disappear
ed year ago while insane was found
sunday in the woods about two miles
from White River junction, There We're
no marks of violence and some money
and iewclry We're found in il vest pocket
The body had lain ont all winter
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-12
[ I

WIZ '" ,t interest t. thr people iu -.lf... nd
ing tuWu~tu know thar,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-12

Mrs. DR.. Kingsbury with her daughter
aud 9i~tcr-in-laW, vino have been making
a short visit ut her fathcr's Mr. Amos
Eastman',. returned to their Massachu-
sets home, Monday. ...Mr Fred Lincoln
is one OF tine instructors at the Con
~crvatory of Music Baston.... Mrs. Wells,
daughter of Mr.. :. b. Bliss, who, with
two boys. has been spending the sum
mer at her fathers, has started for
their Chicago home.... Mary H. Hay
den has returned to Wellesley, where
she enters upon her junior year. Miss
Lizzie Barney opened Il school in the acad-
envy, Monday, with favorable prospects.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-12

otter Creek at Middlcbury claimed its
annual victim Monday. \ little after /
o'clock Frank Lane Il son of ROllin Lane
of Cornwall, who was about eighteen
years of age and who had commenced
going to school in MiddlrbulN last week,
was in swimming below the fails, at the
spot where the Donohur boy was drowned
IL year ago There were fifteen or twenty
other boys in the water at the time Lame
got ont beyond hi, depth and was drown
ed albert Phelps, abOut his own aye.
tried to save him, but wa, nearly drown
cd himself in the effort
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-12
Jail Delivery at iIydcpark.

Myron Amber, confined for arson. and
Il man giving the name of Lewis. confined
for stealing hides from the -tOrchou~c of
G. :. Page, broke out of llydepark iail
Monday. BY some means or other the
mca had got pos~c~Nion of an old cas-,
knife, and breaking into vacant cell. 10y
heating their knife had managed To bum
Il hole into the floor and thence worked
their way down through the stone work OF
the Uudcrpining. amt out Sheriff Lain
phrr was promptly in pursuit and cap
turcd \mhrr but Lewis was still miss
iuu mt last ICCUGnt~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-12
NICHOLSON,
The Halter 4 CIOthler,

ha- '.s..,.. ,c..U ircprui.l- I, .UI.ly the
needs n' fnp-n ,plliul, 10 tEr State l;ir. sept,
| S-H-ln 81 ll'H lie hrs am rutjr. NOW stock of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-12
Charlotte.

The friends and supporters ol our repre-
scntativc-cect, John Quinlan, to the mum
Der of between four and five hundred,
met at his house Thursday evening. Sep
trmbrr 9th. to congratulate him ON his
election. 1t was beautiful moonlight
evening. with hardly Il breath Of wind to
mar the pleasure of tn" occasions Long
tables spread in the yard in front of the
house were loaded with all manner of
fruits and drlicacirS. and the drinNablcS
consisted of good coffee and lemonade Iy
the barrel. Among the crowd We're many
friends of Mr.. Quinlan from adjoining
towns who overwhelmed him with con
ratulatione. The IIincsburgh band made
the Wclkiu ring. between times with eN-
ccilcnt music. After supper and cigars,
speech making was of course in order
and it Is proper to say that every one was
particularly happy in this regard. Among
the speakers were John II. ThOrp of
Charlotte, who 10y request pleasantly in
PRODUCED the speech makers ID. w. llaZ
ard. James Squicr, stephen +. Atwood
Of Monkton. GOV. G. G. Martin, Ferris
burgh, Capt John II. Allen, lIineeburgh,
II. r. Baldwin, Monktou, Capt. John
Loncrgan Lincoln, NJ f. Allen, Ferris
burLh. Dr. Narncy and Dean llosfOrd
Charlotte. With three cheers and a tgcl
for Mr.. Quinan the company broke NJ.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-12

For the week ending Tues hay, Sept .. ls|i.
AMOUNT or LIVE STOCK At MARKET.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-12
~hclljlIlII.

f. C. Burbo and Peter Lallamr in SIX
hours thre,hcd 400 bushels of oats, ou
Edgar NushN farm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-09
Committee Meeting,

The committee from the CITY cou ell
to invest gate whethei or not the Water
oEpauy had violated heir contract
with the city, or III other words, il the
Wa er company had failed to comply
With the contract with TIL city Ia fur.
nishiug tull pressure OF wa or at fires.
aud or that ia good for drinking and
culinary purposes, met at th city hall
yesterday al 10 IN Alderman A
Hiuchmhu wa in the chair, with A der.
men lbb., Parrott, Mukeip and Smith
prevent Capt l. A Blair, city attor.
sy, va al-o pre.eut.
The followiu. gentlemen were bofo e
Tia" committee AMI terrified Cnrt Of
Are DEPARTMENT Hogan, A NJ Prescott,
foreman OF eugip- company, Mr. Tom
PalgItt Dr.. Taylor, Mr. II
NJ thompson, Mr.. G. NJ 'Iompk Ia.
Mes-r-. IlogAn, Pdg tt and Prescott,
te titled a. Ia the ueliaency OF the water
supply at dif, rent fires M.s-rs Thump
-on ard TOupkins as to the lire Friday
1T ernoon, when there wss not enough
pressure 10 ,"'o" water Oh lle "re al
''"'''' any "''"'''' ""''' - ''''' MAJ
WV" any P''', 49, l'''' W '"'
"''' W " '''''' oo'''' "''' '' save t.
,'-.'
..I,.',. -. IT, .,.;,.
a.. .ya,a- ,... Io.I,hnl 49,, ,nra 49,.
ii ,rJ. mate ,,nrnn..s
.r,o,,n,,,,,o. mo, adi,ur,o1 oo,i. !,
IN to-day when other v,tne.se. sill
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-09
Ordinance bbHs should Re
Passed

! almost a. ev ~ day occurrence
that men are seen riding on the streets
women o, he demi m nd ripe
Men come into the e, that look like
hoy M at have some rrspecthb hty at
unm, Aui whle hero do nor care What
they 10 because they are strangers, and
suppose no one knows who they arr.
mud the, seem g. care les. 1t Is an in
suit to the far mime OF Waco t. hive
the streets parade ia, tttor day ~
men, ut er ou hor- back, III bug y, or
hack, having beside them some harlot
that has some Indecent remar. to NJ ike
To eVery ono tn meet Whnu the oni-
GERS ure ask Il about this they y tRere
~ no ordIu nee for the arrest OF he man,
but there l., Tor tue wo unn. and when
tley are ArrtSte , winch Ia v-ry o'tee
done, tu- man eau < fee. whilo the
woman mas /" be iued This !. not T.
,ust iaw aud one ,huu.d 20 passed that
M ke- the man, who ia almost ALWAYS
tIe leader lu thi' j hssiug act, the one
io ~utlrr I only one WIS In b. punished
almo-t every city IN thu stR.e TIA re-
= an ordinance t. thu effect, / WHY
shuu, not Waco h We a law hat Will
hay' men 4rre,e and ed VII tIey
tue her. u par ,dc the streets So the
very u nit u e,ey dec ncy thst We
.it,u t1 hutv.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-09
A BOLD FLIGHT,


Yesterday about noon the 'tore OF MI
John Moore situated on south Fifth
stree. rorue- OF SpeIght. WAS rohb
While Hr Moore vs' on the premise.
rNo negro fellows aged about Il t.
Years. were Ia the store loaiing srpun',
AVID Mr. Moore .usp ct-d them an kept
an eye O. e. To- se, II they mean mIs"hir'
Ne stepped outside Tie door and went
to the corner OF the huu.', aud noticed
one of he Rcgrue, come In the door TO
watch him Mr. Moore then started back
in'o 'hr house. when the man at the door
ma,!caiov whistle and said, Here hsi.'
" hen thcv both made a gtab at the nom Y
liGw,r and ran cut OF the store. Mr.
Moore rais.d The alarm AID started after
one Of the men Col. f. l. Gurlev came
up about thi. time and start after the
other one Mr. More ran till he VA
exhausted. and then got on hors- and
soon overlook his man and told him to
slrren Ter. which he did. Sir. Moore
brought him back to the store. The
man that col. Gurley was after ran
toward the river, but crowd soon
Joined In the chase and when he got
INTO a field they surrounded and caught
him. He was then taken to the sore
where hey re search d. One of
them had most Of the IN ,ney in his
pockets, which vas soon found. The
other WAS searched but no money could
be fouu until Lis shoes were taken off,
when few nickel9 and dimes were
found negro wt~ in the crowd during
the >elrchlug process and remarked
what is dat Niger got in his mouth -
II Was then noticed that his Jaws were
much attended, and 90 making him
open it about hhndfl Of silver dropped
out Tie exact amount that was taken
rom the store roull MOI be learned, as
IT got scattered IN the run. When the
oys were brought - the Jail they gave
their names as Jim Smith and Frank
vii IN md aid they we're from Fort
worth O " tLsm has been in this
city about eight weeks, and the other
only lev LAYS They are both coppei
color d, moot faced fellows, aud both
look a though they have done grea
deal mo t. loating than work. They are
certainly placed IA positions now whore
they viii not hsvr chance to play AL
other such game on An. one Tor some
inns TO como.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-09
A BOLD, BAD MAN.
4. c Johns, Sewing Machine Mar
Makes Some Very Queer Moves

From Mr. II. l. smith, o: Brown
wood, who UOpped over in the city
last night, the EHANlNER reporter
lcarns the following concerning the
escapsde Of one A. &. Johns, formerly
sewing machine agcnt in thi. city:
| About HE llth Of March A c. Johns
went to Brownwuod and represented
I himself ~ being Brad-trecl's CONNER
ciN agent at DaIns, Texas. John. j.
/ a man hai ia. ways ABOUT him that
make people ike him aud place all
cut iid,u,c in his business Representing
/ tiou. lie has Al opeu, frank cOuntc.
nance. aud mske- friend. O. almost
| ever, one he thlkstu While IN Brown
wood lac made the acquaintance VI MIR.
a { Blcvius, sewing machine man
well known in this city, aud got him
TO stand or endorse check on the
National bank OF Browuwood tor
80 and Mr. Il thought It was all
L.
stable oi Hartman & Go and hirrd
team Of horses, making pretrnscs
Of gOinX out ia the county on bust
ness lie Also borrowed IA 500 shot
gan from MIR Rleyins, as he started
on his trip. Sometime passed and
Mr.. Johns did not return, SO The
livery men became uneasy about thi ii
horses sud buggy They started Nj
smith after him, and hc tracked hin
to this city. Johns was in Waco one
day last week aud told Captain j Il
Payne that he represented New
York house, s.d passed on
through. From here he wen
10 II llsbpro AID sold the buggy sud
team Tor 500 to Nj. John " Croones
AMI asu "a po-ed OF the shotgun for
500. Al ~ point he took the Mlssour
Pacific train, and was at seen III pal-
las latt Friday going north. and II IL
pow Thought he is out Of the state
Johus had a WI thni he lott III - Has
hut she found out ~ bat nd u n maj
10, was, LEI aud went hAca to krutuck
tn % rpoople lohus Vas FOR some i'm,
-t.toa Mt FOR tho 81 yer sewn ma
c.Ine, and was quit go ar " tn al
WHO ku HIM While I llillsborn Il,
c,me yer, near - III some ~ the best
ct zcus OF IT, town to endorse hun
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-09
LOCAL MATTERS


> UoN'' '' ''H loI a me- u 2 ul iON
democratic executive committee.
-Ncwburss show window has tie
hue.t picture o: sullivan that We have
sen.
The Cougcr.~ ll.ams great land
suit Is set for this morning IN the fed
sf,i court.
MuLl 4 co have shipped sa ron
FONTS for new buildings that ave being
erected IA Hnbbad city
No bushes. ia the justice. cours
Yesterday, with the exception OF ming
two ,i,ii suits bl Justice Evans
The Missouri Pacific is building a
switch t. the wuolen mil. from ,holr
main truck above Fourteenth .trc,t
Give c r Schooley call warn you
are ia Nulin and II yoursrlf up ou the
best iu the mntket, at rcnsouab rutes.
Mr. c. G. McCulloch had an axle on
each ~ hi- delivery wngo.s sprung
,esterday by ruuaways and ctc'ess
driving.
lhrce gentlemen, Mcssrs Mcktu.
nty Williams and lIubDell went on ON
the prairie y,ttcrlny and killed yer 4oO
plyer and do'o-.
TIA Iron Front IL the boat get The
working man aud the caultnhst arc
tr' htcd tie same wuy, aud only tho
purcst brands OF whisky sre sold
AT n meeting Of Engnc company
Mondts nlghi Bud Andcrson wa. elected
delegate to the state Fircmcn'. nssoc1-
ton, which meets at Fort Worth 10 Junr
next.
Tho cotton Exchange holi' the
tort for the best liquors IN the city. Go
and try tho Lave Onk and YOU u uoyor
cnll Tor nuy other brand. II Ia the haes
whisky III thu C ty.
Bow Belle, Season, Fiorn Cabinet
Budget, Pleasant Hour, for May, nre
now to hand at Miss Lucy rrro'r news
depot, ia South F.urh strcat others
arrive by eve y mai.
-Judse A. +. McCorml * az iyco
.,.l o,.u,, o,,,, m. .,,.,..
,nry.vi.l he en- l.narllel TODAY TIA.
criminal docker +, .,r for 1u.sd,y. and
the .e,,e f.c a docket for frll., u next
we, H.
For Dhenp rcudlug Loy Ils seq
,..I...l,,., ..,u..u.n.,. ,,.I. u.r.,l.,..
L.uno ,ao,,y.a h. .,.r, r,,,l ,r N,..
t..rI p,c.. ~. .5..li ~ r,.iu
, pl.....,u o.,
-A'"'he' '"m"' las " ,"' IA. '''r'
rorpot'i uw''-' ana lh'n'c across NN-'I
10 Washington street and ronneo, Nit'
tue Iinc that is I'm -hrd up to Fuuuccu,i
.lret.
lAure has been no meeting ~ ia,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-09

SHILOH'S ytTALiZER ia what yot
need tor Con,tipatJu, loss of Appetite
Dizziness, and al symptoms OF Dyspcp
sin. Price 10 aud - cents per bottle. Fol
-ale by Castles a Morn son
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-09

"R'nGh ou E't-' chars ont rats, mice.
roA'u ties, bed bugs. nir-, ants, wolr-,
chlpmWk-, gopLrr- 10 cents
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-09

CArARRll CURED. health AMI sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh RENE.
dy Price. ~ cents. Nasa Injector tree.
For sale by Castles Il Morrison.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-09
"ttou.Ii ON tsnt.."

Clears out rat, mice, raacbes, iiles
aut, bed bug, skunk- cmpmulk., 20
pliers. ljc. Druggists
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-09

The run on our six stock has been
unpr, ccdtn'ei and ladies' desiring nlnd.
some SIX at q bargain should 90 ut once
to LEVINE Bios.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-09

WILL YOC SUFFER with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint? Sniloh's NjtLizrl
is guIrnnt"ed to cure YOU. For sale by
istles n Mnrrison.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-09
Observation-Disclosures

Quick, complete cure. All ammo, my
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary u :.
cnsc- ~ Druggists.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-09

The Roller ice factory will make lee
this year hard a. lake ice, from pure
water and put the price within reach OF
all
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-09

Elegant dress suits. good, 0obhy bust
ness suits. In the latest cut ami best tab
rics, in great variety, at
LEVINE Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-09

Waco Intirmary is the best and cheap
est place Tor patients to be- 80 cared
tor. S-lW
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-09

CONSTABLE PRECINCT. MOL

TAR j II CALDMtIl ~ 'hrdIdrl. l"'
/ y me office ui 1ratui "l Mel rhhhn count
,.i.t-rt tn iLr nptIouut The douo,tHt, party
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-09

Only once IN de ale does such Al
opportunity pres nj ilsclt to lali,s ,,
purchase SILK, ard save - to 80 ou
dress. Ladies s'oud take ad,an axe o.
the bargains now offered before they az,
gone. LEVINE BR -.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-09

"Ncl- Health R.urNel'' r,stores
health anG yi@o~, cures -. -pep.h, lmpo-
toncc. sexual prhity 81.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-09

T. O Wmtiole, P1ltsNurg, S Il Z Gan.
NTH, Whttuey; W Mcclellan, 81 LsuIs
Vim j Brhucr, Nirgini @ W Ch.ldr-s.
Durham, y c; Is / Wsr,, Colorauo CIV.
> G Up-haw, " " 1ul.y, In d Nor
usou, W Mclean V II Ivy. Thoma-
", Hill-boro W II Re- I, Che 20;
i Wallis A Hardy, Ed ), John y
Nah Il, Kansas CITY, " S Diughty
All A. Hall New York MARI II
Sander, l'tnIessee;J J. Gardner, Green
vile, o; W h Dickson, New Orleans; ;
q Hig. ins, ST Joe; j ID Jones, Madison.
vile, Louis Bushey, 81 Lou, l. u
Goodrich, j g Anderson, BRYAN; b + d.
Isl, Hou-tou,J ID Petue, Plttsbuig. c
+ Staley st LDuis II II Robinson, New
York.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-09

GoUyEGNsrR, y. Y The Herald say.
is reni to it, "a rops, It rs with
pleasu e that It can recommend a- d
radical 'ur for all rh umat afT clions,
the wonderful rene ~ 5 Jacobs Oll. 1t
cures nnlm.
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Nervous weakness, dy -pcpsia. lmpo.
teuc sexual dctiit,, en- ed hy as els
Health Remover :.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-09

b. Haber offer, ladies collars at bah
price this week.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-09

Ladies' should not tiI TO avail them
selves OF the great bargains oiierei IN
.iiksat EwINE Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-09

Ju-t received new lot OF linge, lace
edk4 aud plain rutilng at Il. Ii her's.
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Hotel Arrivals


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man. H ! Gibson, Hillsbors. 3 Hebar
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Dublin Mrs Matte Inoma, and
daughter, WeiIar; " " Duusou, 81
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Rudolf, 81 Iom-;R o Holloway, A .heus.
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at ick, COrsicana.
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Pare Ice IRON distilled water thi- year.
At j G. Rollers factory.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-09

All KIM Of surgical eases are treited
a. the Waco lnirmary. 4->.l"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-09

Or st ba gains III hosiery TINS Week AZ
Il Hhor
Bgl,tof embroidery iu-t received NJ
Is hIbers
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TAX ASSESSOR.

~ j PRIAiM. Tor the last four year. county
.tnun,IssIuncr. Is candidate ~ lax A.
-r--Or Of McteunHu county subject lo ihr ac-
lion ct the democratic phrty.
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"a VI. BELL. superintendent county !" .
w House Tor thu past two years, - a. thL''-
date Tor Constable OF Precinct $50 J, NrI'rhhh
county, SUBJECT TO the action Of ih''"m.'' "u'
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n THf h'TTl' DT Inv I'N''IHU' T"'7'
Am " VANS W. arr Au'hntlhei 20
w Hurouur, Nm " fvAu- Ar % thndNInl'
fur the , Nice Of county Judge ui ). lonrhh
county, subject to the action OF the iIsm"cratr
parts