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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-26

Austin. Jnly 2i.-A large number of
citizens and Young men met tonight.
and after hearing addrc,se, from
Treasurer Lubbock and Judge Tom
Nneed, proceeded to organic Young
men, Democratic club.
Charter Filed; The Baltimore and
Ohio Telegraph Company of Texas.
capital stock S5O,OOO; incorporntor.:
VIM, II, Sinclair and David Hall. of
Texas, David II. Bates, T.. \. Leslie.
l.. {. M.Brucc, of New York. The
object IL To construct and maintain a
line or lines of telegraph and telephone
connecting the principal cities and
towns of Tex :.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-26
MISCELL ).

DEMON Al--Thc SecOni-hand store and Cir
IL lAting Library has moved ih,o the large
and comm IdlOus store On the Square, formerly
occupied by MRrtain Bros rs a furniture store.
G. u. klSGSBIRY, hgeut.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-04
POLITICAL.

The Fifth ward Democratic Club held
q meet'n. On Friday night in the rooms
of the Young Mems Demo cratic Club,
in the Institute Building, with John s.
CIR ne presiding. After the reading OF
tue uiiutes naturalization committee
con >iuting of three members OF the
club, was appointed to take charge Of
all matters of that kind. The mmit-
tee consists of Charles A. Publ, chair.
man, No. 217 West Seventh street
John Aiken, $40 West Eighth street,
and Joshua Mccall, No. 808 Madison
street. All particulars In relation tc
securing naturalization papers, etc.
will be furnished on application to any
OF the above committee. After trans.
acting some minor business the meet
ing Adjourned to meet at the same place
on Thursday evening next.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-04
A Beautiful Crayon Pics are.

Wescott & Cummins, photographers,
No. 1902 Market street, have just com.
pleted handsome crayon picture of a
two and half year old son of DR.. Bell.
Vile, of Delaware City, that is sp.en-
did work of art.
The eyes and expression Of the face
are natural and life like, and there il
not that dead appearance 30 common In
pictures of that kind.
1t ia executed In the highest style OF
art, and reflects great credit on the
Arm. It. Is enclosed in o handsome
frame, and will be on exhibition at the
gallery for q few days, and any one
contemp lating having a picture Of this
kind taken, should b. sure to call and
see 1t.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-04

Itinguished appearance leaped from thu
| carriage and hurried TO him.
| declare, old fellow, ] thought you
were killed, the gentleman said, as he
assisted the luckless Charley TO q be.
oming attitude. "Arc you are alb
soluteIy certain that you are not hurt
at all Well, congratulate you. That
bay-the of one-is the most Preacher
GUS and obstinate brute which ever de-
| fed q driver-shies at nothing, and
stands stock still II headed an unfancied
direction. He declined this very street
the other night; and my pretty Celia
was obliged to walk the block. But ut
what on earth are you staring, old boy
me ?"
While he bad been uttering this Pc
culiar speech with . loquacity that
even the esiimable Mrs. Hooker coul Id
not excel Charley had been regarding
him very prehensively indeed.
The knight of Oelia's midnight es-
cspade was her still youthful uncle and
her lovers own college chum. He mad
been prospecting for " year or moro Oh
the golden Pacific coast and his ven.
lures had been eminently fortunate, ~
1t seemed, for ho had brought back
COZ siderable wealth that he hAd
straightwAy declared his favorite niece
must share
=" suppose she has not explained the
object OF our drive that afternoon" lie
/ IA i'd, as the two men walked, arm In
arm, back To the hLuse, land that she
will be vexed with me for disclosing
her little secret. She preferred that
you would not know until the wedding
day. have purchased house In the
suburbs-a charming place, truly, that
l wished her 70 inspect, as 1t il . sort
of tribal present for her. That my bay
approves of the place was evident, for
the balky beast positively refused to
move outside Its gates for four mortal
hours"
Charley looked abashed aud miserable
as Celia, whose pretty eyes were very
red, re.entered the parlor to receive
them.
Forgive me, love-" he whispered
contritely.
i" Perhaps 1 may" she answered i,
saucily, if you convince me that your
repentance is sincere"
And that he did convince her was
provei by their very happy mar
rage shortly afterward.
thought there was something queer
about them horses" said Mrs. Hooker.
I'm glad l didn't say anything agin'
the girl"
And 80 be l." said Miss Bulow.
But then never tattle about any body
its agin' my principles. Though do
say it's just Is well Celia Allan IL
safely married."
Daily Republican., 1884-10-04

About 1890 o'clock F-iday morning
Newton b. Eastburn aud . colored em.
ployee of the post Office took the nigh,
mails to the p. W. & B. Railroad sta
ton, and after placing them on truck,
to await the arrival Of the trains, walk
ed of and left them. without any one to
look after their safety. One of the men
went In the waiting room, while the
other walked off toward the car shed.
Shortly before the time for the train to
arrive, they came back and found to
their surprise that one of the mail bags
WAS stolen. Officer Heal and White
were Immediately notified, and started
In search of the thief, whom they found
In short time at the foot Of Pine street,
with the bag for . pillow. He gave his
name as Charles Leech and as he was
very much under the influence of liquor,
1t is scarcely probable that he knew
what he was doing.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-04
HALLS
Vegetable SiCilian
HAIR REVIEWER

So MRS. HUNsBERRY, 344 Franklin Dire.
brooklyn, ~ u, after IA severe attack of Fry
hpelas In the head, found her hair-nlrcadl
ray-falng off SO rapidly that she soon becam,
iuite bald. One bottle OF HALLS HAIR RE
iEwER brought 1t back as soft, brown ant
hick as when she was girl.
AS- Mr.. KEsLING, m old farmer, near Va,
idr, Ind, had scarcely any hair left, and win,
title there was of 1t had become nearly white
,ne bottle of HALLS HAIR REVIEWER stoppc,
~ falling out, and gave him a thick, luxurian
cad of hair, as brown and fresh rs he ever had
AJ- MRS. A. T. WALL, Greenfield. Cheshire
ing, writes: 81 have found the greatest bel.
ut from the use of HALLS HAIR REVIEWER, i
aving restored my hair, which was rapily fall
" of, and returned its original color"
~ DIR. Emil. SEP, Detroit, Mich, cer.ifie
,at STALLS HAIR REVIEWER IL excellent fc
air growing, and gives back the natural colo
faded and gray hair"
HJ- Mrs. s. Z. ELLIOTT, Chenille, ". Va.
avs: zone bottle of HALLS HAIR RENEWED
estored my hair to Its natural, youthful color.
No Injurious substances enter into tn,
imposition of HALLS HAIR REVIEWER
nd it is not dye. It's vegetable ingre
tents render it in the highest degree bene
Scial to the scalp as preventive of dis
Ease. Its effects are natural and lasting
ind it does not make the hair dry an,
trashy, like the sO-called restoratives com
pounded with alcohol.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-04

IN Loan Association has just com pleted
It's 18th year. The LIST, I'd and Sd series have
been contaminated, with handsome proftt
tn the stockholders, and the Ah series has
but about ton months to run. All toe money
that the assoc alton 70 without debt and owns
NO property. The 1Ath ser es 0 mmenoes
WITH Septe nbsr, and shares can be obtained
by application to
GEORGE ". BUSH, President,
JOHN GREEN, Vice President,
JOHN W. AWSON, Treasurer,
or E. I. TAYLOR, Secretary.
Ocl-1m NO. 602 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST.

by q thorough knowledge Of the naturs
laws which govern the operations Of digestion
and nutrition, and by careful application o.
Enps has provided our breakfast tables with
deilcately- favored beverage which may save
dicions use Of such articles OF diet that con;
st,tution may be gradually built up until u
disease. Hundreds OF subtle maladies are
fa.o ss around us ready to attack wherever
fatal shaft By keeping ourselves we'll fortified
With pure blood and . properly nourished
Hame. ".Cfvil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk:
Soldonly In half pound tins bygrocers, labelled
JAMES EpPs 4 co., HOMEOPATHIC
CHEMlsTs. LONDON, ENGLHND.
novlo-mo-tu-sa-1Y
Daily Republican., 1884-10-04
Buckingham's Dye
FOR THE
WHISK RS

Is, in four respects, superior to all Others
1st-It will produce IL rich, natural
olor, brown or black, as desired.
2d-The color so produced Is permanent
annot be washed off. and will not soil any
hing with which it comes in contact.
3d-It Is single preparation. and NOR
convenient of application than any othe
hair or whisker dye.
4th-It contains. no deleteriOus ingro
dients, as do many preparations offcre,
for like use.
PREPARED BY
r. p. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. II
Sold by all dealers In medicines.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-04

II
NOTICE /. BRIDt+E! ALLY,
IN owner Of tn houee No. 81 re 'front.'
street, in the Seloud ward Of t'.- city Of VIII
mingt0n, New Castle County apa 1T ate Of
Delaware, IN compliance with tb- require
ments OF the acts ~ the General s,embiy in
such case made AMI provided, 60 hereby give
notice that ehall apply In writing 10 the
Court OF 9eberal Sessions OF toe eace and
Jail Delivery Of the State of Delaware In and
for New Castle County on M Onday. Novem-
Der 18th, A. ID, 1884, being the first day Of
said court, for o lice, Sc for sail house as an
Inn or tavern for the sale therein OF intoxicat-
ing liquors in less quantities than one quart,
TO be drunk on the premises, AMI the follow
ing respectable citizens of the said ward REQ
ommend the said application, viz:
George W. Rival, Lewis E Tulper,
T. b. Merrett. John b Elliott,
James Mecauley, Frank X. >. Davis,
Ell y. Cunning ham, 7. Il. Bris0n,
Robert ID. Gibson, John W. Butler,
Richard Booth, aobert Wallace,
John r: Bush, Robert Kenyon,
Robert Hutton, Philip n Shea,
Michael King, Jacob Antweiler,
T. j. Horn, John Farnan,
]. q. Htrzsl, p. Plunkatt,
VIM. O. Fountain, ChArles Reynolds.
oc3-Sts Bridget LALLY.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-04

~ OTTO G-THE PARTNERSHIP HERE.
~ tofore existing between Thomas Mitch
ell and Joseph E. Book, undertax ers, has
Beck. The business will be continued at the
old stan i, Az King street, by Thomas Mitch
ell who will settle all claims and collect all
bills due the Late firm. 1t Is desired to close
cd will please come forward and settle
promptly. THOMA AS MTG d ELL.
Wilmington, Aug. 80, 1884. eep23- 2At
Daily Republican., 1884-10-04

~ string pure drugs or chemicals. or
Wishing their prescriptions or private receipts
carefully compounded with pure materials,
should 20 TO the drug store OF H. X. BRING
HURST, No. 3l7 Market street, WILL. Del
Daily Republican., 1884-10-04

VIZ H. HARTLOvE,PRACTI
w maker, No. 100 East Third street,
VIII, Del, manufacturer Of and dealer in al
kinds Of bresch and muxxle loading shot
gums, rides, pistols, ammunition, etc. Fish
tackle In all Its branches. Fine gun repair
ing . speciality. Guns choked bored to
shoot chose pattern guaranteed. Locksnith.
Ing, bell-hangtng and all kinds of repairing
promptly attended to. Shell carefully load
cd to order. su22-3m
Daily Republican., 1884-10-04

|DANClNG SOHOOL-ON ANDAFTER
~ Monday evening next, . dancing
school will be hold every Mond ~ and We'd
nesday evenings, in the third story Of the
Phillips Building, Fourth and French sts.
A soiree will be held every Saturday oven
ing during the winter. sep2l-tf
Daily Republican., 1884-10-04
.kENNEBEC
ICE ( COAL CO,

A. "a FOR A LARGE LOADCF
kindling wood. Leave orders as
HIkharness store Of We'll 4 Ringwait,
M III III Second and Market dero0c
Gray, Second and King street
John A Ewing, Ninth ana
Madison streets Mrs. James Donnell, sth
corner Union street and 0ilpin avenue
oct3-tf ANDREW II. MEARNES.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-04
THE GREAT


ladies' muslin underwear ad.
krtised for last week brought
an immense throng, nor is
ere any surprise expressed
ben ladies' can purchase finely
hde underwear at the bare cost
the material. Why should
Enot profit by such a reduc-
b.,
SEEING Is BELIEVING
Weshall continue this immense
|duclion until our muslin un.
Ffvear is closed out, and from
resent indications it will not
fe many days.
h lHlO WEEK WEUFFEk
oO dozen 4,button kid gloves,
new fall shades, at &c., worth
~ dozen Shook kid gloves at
9, worth $l.25.
pieces Guinet black dress
at 81, worth $l.35.
A large lot of corsets, the best
pahty ever offered, from 374c.
each corset one.third less
IAN its value.
~ pieces Turkey Red and
Amask bleached table linen at
y. only worth SO and Coo.
over 800 Ladies' Calico Wrap.
rs at As, 10, IS and Sic. and 81
I. ',s !llan You can purchase the
4tterial for.
I special lot ofHamburg embroi.
F,les at Oh e-half the usual cost
IRON New York auctions-and
'uy other bargains at
Daily Republican., 1884-10-04
.OuCE-PAkTNEReHIP.

WILMINGTON, October !, 1884.
have this day admitted to an interest in
my business Mr.. Henry D. Walter, who has
boon in my employ during the past twoyears
ano ask = continuance Of the patronage 90
be Gregg & Walter. Ofaces as heretofore It
No. elbH Market street, second floor.
oC1-bg z, H. GREGG.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-04

rHlA.wAAl1lN4rON A.
L BALTIMORE RAILROAD
SxPTsMBHR II, 1854.
Trains leave Wilmington - follews:
For PhilAdelphia AID intermedtAte sta
sions, go, 100, 1880 .. m. $50, 400, 1Ao,ss
Philsdslph,s, Iexprsssl, a.aa ,aH 10
La, 622, o.s7, go, o.66p. n
New York, 400, 2i6, o.v4. d, :. 80. ~
t1.bs .. N. sl2A1, LA, 23o. pa. t, 81, go g
For West Ohester, via Lamok,n, go An.
sis .. m. $50 and 400 p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations. Len
i e l.i.S sn s 81 Line, 100 2; m
1000, 1888 am; Loo, y. II sd, 100 llos p. y
Trains for Delaware Division leave FOR:
New Castle. s.ls, s.ss .. m. l2ss, aoe, ~
N Harrington S 4 D.lmar, and w.y stations, n
.. M, and II 86 p. m.
Harrington and way stations, s.3s p. N.
Express for Dslmar, $50 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate staten,
Fn Ii III, m. M Nv xCst' Il l.,
For West chester. Via IAmokin, s.ls q. u
and 680p. m.
h2lum6EO eu0 W e1ulu8 t0n, 1.eA, AseA ~
1000 .. m. ll.0o p. m. baltimore, Los 8, n,
For further information passengers are .
ferred TO the timetables posted ct the Sta
tons.
Trains marked ~ are limited express
1Ron which extra fare ID chsrgsd.
General Manasar. 0ensrai Passenger Hscn
|RALTlMoRE Z PHILADELPHIA RAIz
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after June 9th, 1884, trains will ri
~ follows:
Leave Wilmington 7.oS. 1850 .. NJ; l.so IN,
LEO p. m.
Arrive at Landenburg $50 .. m.;la. % noon
2b0 and o.H p. m.
Leave Landenburg e.bb .. M; LOO and ~
p. m.
Arrive ut Wilmington, 800 .. m; 2lo IN,
Up. m.
On Sundays, trains will leave Wilminrto,
| at 1880 .. m. and 800 p. M; leave LAnde1
berg 1t 800 .. m. and $50 p. N.
ID. CONNELL,
v2eu Superintendent.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-04
THE BEST

! air restorative in the world IL HALLS
(AIR REVIEWER. 1t cures all diseases OF
jie scalp, and stimulates the hair gland'
d healthful action. 1t stops the falling OF
lie hair; prevents its turning gray; cure,
shite with age. The following are few
Illustrations of what is done by
Daily Republican., 1884-10-04

;rOR sALE-HOUSE bi2 WEST 18th st
y Une OF the best located properties In
city. Dan be had at q bargain II sold soon
80 as TO enable owner TO build this fall Apply
on premises. sepz9 6t%
Daily Republican., 1884-10-04

NOR SALE-THE LEASE AND FIX
IL lures of popular and old established
public house, in a good neighborhood. Ad-
dress +" Public House" this office. ocL2-4t
Daily Republican., 1884-10-04

NOR SA.E-DRUa STOREIN THIS
II city, clearing from 500 to $l2b per
month. Cheap, and terms liberal. Address
s. l.. b q, this otf1N~. sep2o-tf
Daily Republican., 1884-10-04

II on Woodlawn Avenue, between Second
and Third streets, "A feet mont by "a feet deep
to alley feet wide. Terms easy to those
Wishing 70 improve. Apply to JOSEPH
PYLE. augo-3m
Daily Republican., 1884-10-04

ID ICHARD SMITH, PRACTI-
II cal Taxidermist and Etom-
olegist, No. 914 Bennett street,
Birds and animals mounted at A1N
reasonable rates. sep29-6t# <SN
Daily Republican., 1884-10-04

IF YOU DESIRE A GOOD ARTICLE OF
l. family coal, nee nom dirt and slate,
leave your orders with J. q. PIClkEIIS &
co., No. COZ Market street. coal dealers who
sell none but the best coal. au20-0
Daily Republican., 1884-10-04

NOR SALE HOMEKAISED SkA
II canary birds, at 800 Poplar street. ~,
0c2 ot* ~
Daily Republican., 1884-10-04

NOR sALE-Cl8AR STORE, IN GOOD
II location, Address A, this once. DOL. u
Daily Republican., 1884-10-04

NOR SAL E-STUOK AND FlxTU Els
II Of grocery storo,N w. cor. 9th & Jprucet
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-07-29

We print elsewhere an opinion rem
dered few lays since by Chief Justice
Randall. The point of general interest
in this decision of the Supreme Court is
that since the act Of 1877 became law In
the matter of registration, no one is a
legal voter unless the time OF his regis
tration ia Of date between the first Mon
day in October and a day ten days pre-
vious tn any general election. Being
thus informed, those who value the privi-
lege Of voting will lose no time in ascer-
tanning whether the dates Of their regis
trations make it necessary for Them to
register again in the period fixed by law.
We presume the law is not ret' oactive,
to affect the validity of any registration
prior to its enactment in 1877.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-07-29
For the lmaellIRent VOter.

The following paragraph appears in the Live
Oak PLATFORM put forth by those who nomina ted
Mr. Pope
The Bourbon and Radical parties of this 81 Ate,
Judged by this true standard are guided by the
principles that gave them existence and utterly
lacking in all the elements which invite Intelligent
patriotic support. Run in party groves for In RI
ends, they antagonzed the public welfare aud tac
rtce the dearest hts of the people the Mol Ich
of race prejudice that party hate may be kept br rn
ing and the insatiat. greed OF the Office ap
peascd.
MIR. Pope wrote a long letter accepting he
Live Oak nominal on-endorsing the platform
platform written by Pope himsef-and urnn
that platform Mr. Pope's name went before the
Stale Convention Of the Republican party, WHICH
his platform declares is utterly lacking in all
the elements which invite intelligent patrin ic
support" for their Endorsement, and they sw,l
lowed Mr.. Pope and his platform with rs much
delight IA IA hungr1 man would n fresh oyster,
the first Of the season, thereby admitting, as Mr.
Popes platform CHI, rges, that they are utterly
lacking in all the elements which invite intelli-
gent, patriotic support" and agreeing To support
the foam capped with fiaud-and deception" can
didate.
ii the intelligent indOrsers OF Mr. Pope will
carefully peruse The above plank of the platform
on which he CAME TO Them, and which the,
endorsed when they made him the Republicans
canddate-they will certainly discover that they
have made great mistaixe-sat down on them
selves as it were.
To the Intelligent voter We say : II you ever
were Democrat or y Republican, and have any
inclination to vote for MI. Pope read again the
plank we print from his Live Oak platform, and
II you have any self ,espect left most assuredly
you cannot afford to 'appsase" Mr. Pope's in.
satiate greed for Office" by voting for him.
II you vote for Mr.. Pope you stultify yourself;
if you vote for Genenl Perry you resent the n
suit directed ut you ifyou don't vote at all you
deserve all the calurany that Pope's platform
heaps upon you.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-07-29
On this occasion we deem it prop

! On this occasion we deem it proper
! to depart from rule of our editorial con-
! duct, which is not to remark upon the ap-
:propriation of our articles by papers pub
ilishing them without due credit to the
as in this instance,
the case he a somewhat aggravated one.
;unaer the head line "a bout Our Cand-
dates the Pensacola 44dpdnce- Gazette
!copies from the Brooksvile Crescent of
the 18th two articles which appeared orig
5nally and edtorially in the FLoRIDIAN
of July !, and credits them to the Crescent.
The Ad0dnce- Gazette is not to blame, nor
DO we know that the Crescent is, for the
matter in question has been extensively
copied by the State press, and we really
font know what member thereof first
dropped the credit but this is the first
time we have seen it credited to the wrong
bAber-and this is mostly what's the mat
tef with US now. The Crescent may have
found It adrift in some paper which it
kAew could not produce it.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-07-29
u. 8. District Attorney Cheney In
terVlevVed

The Jacksonville HeraM of the o5th
publishes an interview with United States
District Attorney Edwin M. Cheney, who
was presumed to have left Tallahassee. Gin
big disgust" AZ he did not remain to wit
ness the proceedings of the Convention
that he had opened. We quote:
The reporter found Mr. Cheney in his office in
the po>t-nffice building. diving through volumes
OF legal lore, and briefly stated the object OF his
visit:
"Oh, well, no, hardly disgusted," replied the
atfable District Attorney, "for l was prepared
iOI just what has happened when went there
| knew HE whole thing WAS cut and dried
only went To open the Convention in my capac-
ity AS Chairman at the STATE Executive Commit.
tee and thai duty performed stepped down and
cut. was not n delegate and just rs soon as
had called the meeting To order had discharged
my duty, and then washed my hands of The farce
and suicidal policy knew was to follow that's
all"
Well. Colonel, am To understand YOU ar. of
the same opinion ynu entertained before going
to Tallahassee, in regard To this coalition Of
the Rrpnblicans with The Independence"
Yes, sir am. IN never change nv mind
on this subIrci. Ii is the worst thing the party
ever did and will r. sui in its disinegrai0n
in the State 81 far rs state issues are concerned"
"h"' wv 9''u LiIiDh IIt consequence Will
he 7" asked lh" reporter
1.-THE election ot Perry fnr Governor by AN in
creased majority"
Well, Colonel, what do you propose to do
about il |"
Do? Why Engnn. | and some of us who
are still left, will keep up The Republican party
rs hest we can, now That Ledwjth and others
have gone over to the enemy. We still have
some influence, and shall use ii To defeat party
without name or principle. Ii is hostile to
every principle OF the Republican party, and MS
such cannot and never will support it,"
Is MIR. Eagan in the city, C0lOnel?"
No, he did not leave yesterday evening when
Higgins and came home. He will he back To.
day"
viii the hearty endorsement of Pope and
greeley, change hIm, you think" asked the
scribe.
w. N" sir. neyer"-emphatcally replied Mr.
Cheney. "Mr. Eagan is Republican on pripc
pie, moi for The sp0ils."