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Miscellaneous.
Miss Lapham's japanese Silk.

b4tal tu>he Ah4 >t4i ntIN Nddrd Mss
4 Jones- Gressmaklns room. -Four new
gowns were 10 70 home that afternoon. al!
/ TO o. worn at one party. Nnch thing had
! never before happened N.nce MillN Jones,
brave nike 'hihs that she was mad under
taken 10 Keep father mother sister, and
two brothers IN iood and clothes by the
/ work Of her Two slender hands. Her father
! va a p4fnltic. her mother not o'eFstr"ng
her SISTER Only f:tten' ana The boys ten and
t~rl'e.
! was a h's load Tor NM! to shoulder
/ hut 'he TOOK Il Up as gay y a \ 4 mad been
I pay ana hld heen carrying i now for four
/ years wI'h"li days rest cr nights
eithtf' ior that matter slhce there never
( "h> hiIh' 'At >ie uii h"t 'e" tiI twelve
/ O'Clock ana sometimes lon- after. All she
kht" "i 'he GieNNmAAIhS art she had learned
on Tie ~. OF on me wing. as 1t were, IN the
great Madame OHiIaH establishment,
where Sac ia9 t'i.ed AMI drndged for hve
years sometimes gong shopping, some-
tune, sewing on skirts oi gowns sometimes
' h"4d.h- 'He p1heushioh ior madame "hlIe
ms h'l1d.
lhi, "hs ner opportunity, and not sec
ohA q u dtl NAe iose- 10 seam. no p!at,
no 'f,cs q t.e madame deit fingers, es-
I capsd hiIl eye SAe nag not been long
n lhe place before the dream TOOK distinct
shlpe u "er mind. Il was not SUCH yer,
dI'llcui thIhE' Mil! perceived, TO Mt
gown. she could even improve on some
o. lae madame methods' she dared to
link And she was not mistaken, for the
madame was at best but a trained work
woman and Mli!y had dash OF genius IN
htr nIma.e brain. 80 she plotted and
! pahheG' ana studled ana observed. all the
"hile SAVING every penny mat she could.
She conhded hef PROJECT TO her mother,
"ho, 4uchHy- dld not irown on u, and to-
Ttthtr they schemed and economAed, un-
II al last they had money enough IN the
savings bank to Keep the family IN food
ana pay Inc rent for one year. lntll that
was assured Mliiy would not make her ven
ture:
I'm one year can get under way,
/ know, She said. Plenty of madame's
( customers Will give me their old gowns TO
! alter over, because l VIII DO II so cheap.
I've many time heard them say II was no
! economy TO have madame alter for them,
FOR she charged as much as for new
gown. And that way III gradually work in
III tnel Il give me Their new gowns too. II
had the freneh patterns Ia very soon tt
/ as wei as madame. Ii had her expert
ence, beileye I'd lit better I've seen her
make awful biunders sometimes
20, when the money for one years living
was put away Miliy electrified Madame
Ouiiaii one day by giving notice that she
wouid leave al the END oil the month. The
madame was displeased. All her customers
liked Nilly; she herself liked her She
had no one IN her whole establishment,
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.,o,, 1,rdI,
..rLaaL ,,,, MI. >I;l, Ill, I ;tl
l.. ,a,,a ;, L Inji l,. ,.;,i
ia and ~, Ia,r, ILL.,, nj L. ,,;,a ..,lI
an,i, w. sLall 7 Iii H.. ,ad j, ,,;.-a
Ionny -
H. ,,. I,. HOOD t;,.I.
,,;ro ,bo -, a,,j ,,,,,,Lar or H.. ,;sareti,
s,rss, ,vbore sbo arI boz ,,o,bar ,aro f',I,
in, ,La;r -, H., :, ,ras - ny 90
nn,. So .. La. T'c,I -.
anJ ,..tnr ,a;,, a,IIs r.i,' .dr,,,,i a,,,a
hn,s.o, -, ~ !, baJ e., npre Io"'.
XII. ,h;c,, n,I s,ar,,aJ ,h,..,, ,t.aa ,.nan7
L.f,r., cnnsc;a,t;o,,s da,or,,;na,;o,, 4,
L,,,,. ,,,, ,,ben III. a,a iii ,no,L.,r .,,I
J.ni, r,,rd ,hcm..lras mamn"a.s II, - ~
h,r,i,,, ~, har la,a. ,ba LII, ,.oi, / ra,,. ,,..
Iii. ., ks; Iic. ;,I III.
n snnror, LII Jsnnv onI Ill. wro,..
hin, Irt,er en- w.,rl.I III, h. r,,,II III, H.,
;rf,r Ia, a. t.sIir,. ..,.J TIL, III
cb,nysI
Then She and her r,otber had a,s,n,o,ra1
l.o,;,,, in ,ho I;,,lo lilac uLar.. ,to,- ia
I;yeI n, ,roc. hy ub;ch No.. c'.,,li 10 foI
Io,y.l n br,va f,ol;,b ,bi,,., .,,c,, =. o,,,,,
arr. fnre,er dning anil NAM \ I'M. sincn
Jsn,y'x heor, III h.en s;ck w;,b ,,;s,;y;re,
Iest L NH hecn vronv III, Jill ,Lnn.-b7
Georya wonId hoye VIII, n i. b,d c,rsI :.
ana q H. III wri,,en j lett,r wbich wnnIi
baye rb,n,cI ayn,vth;,, ,arb,n. II I.nn,
bal gnt i III, ~. neyar diJ /, ,.an, III
hody knov. whar. ond III bon.s iii I'LL
b,,;;ne.x IF ,wn he,r,s w.,., ,r,,L !, an',
Crorye broLa doyu mi va,, IN ,L. ,o,,,s
and J.,,y ta,,u, o,d ye,,,
Ndlv lanes and tho Ja,a,,ese .,tLs a,d
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Deputy Sheriff Addie Kurts.
WOMAN NOT TO BE THRILLED WITH
TWO DESPERATE BURGLARS IN SAFE Gus
ToDY.

TWO DESPERATE BURGLARS IN SAFE Gus
ToDY.
When the train from Chambersburg arrived
in Philadelphia Monday afternoon, young
woman OF slight build stepped gracefully from
the steps of the third car TO the platform and
turning to two strapping men, who looked like
COWBOYS at bay. said:
Come on"
The young woman was Miss Addic +. kurtz,
Deputy sheriff Of Franklin county. The men
We're Perry B. Henry and Henry Motcn, both
burglars and desperadoes. who were recently
convicted In the Chambersbury courts of
breaking into houses. IIenry's sentence was
one wear, for breaking into the store Of 7. II.
Wallace of Green Village. and Moten's sentence
was two years, for entering the house of Jacob
Sheets in the same village and stealing clothing
and IA revolver Moten's capture was effected
under difficulties and he showed himself to be
II man who wouldn't stop at trifes.
Few in the crowd who were hurrying down
the platform toward the iron gate exit had any
idea that the two men who We're walking in
front of the slim Young woman We're desperate
."'N',' 'h'S "nIN'" aI"hg quietly apPareh'-
ly anNiou, 10 hide the fact that they were on
their way to serve terms in the Eastern peni-
tcntiary.
The fuir Deputy sheriff OF Chambcrshurs
'"'N Tue tram al e'ght CLOCK III the morning
"''h 'h' NV" burglars a. 'raNthhg companions.
Nheh tht uinb'rland Valley tram arrived at
ii"rF'>"urS MISS hur'Z t"ld her prisoners
fnl'ry th'' th'N Would have to change cars to
'"N' ''' 'rh'h '"r 'Nila'fiph'n' me burglars
L"' ""' P"''N' Nhih'' 'hr"uSh 'he hePo' anu
"'"' "'' 'n' ihia'hiphla tram. me ear th'y
'"''''u WI NJ" hlle" WIN passengers Miss
h"''N '""Nr'' "r""'i' 'te gar ana "a" 'ha' get
''"s n" -'a'N '"-'''i'r Wa ""' OF th' question
ou'"hN Hh' 'h"uth' 81" would disclose her
"""'''H y '''' '"H"u''"r 81 'he tram ana
M" ." '>N some "i 'hc passengers 10
''"'" up :" '''l 'h' i''eh' 't Win her
prisoners "' CONDUCTOR I'll" ~ >he asked
"''i ,"'h'' Tue '"'A "i scat i'r h'r' ohe
Wy '''' PRISONER y - go" Sh' 'hrS "'d'
""'" '.-"' N''>E va rn"l'i'" /" ifhr!
"' ''l'' "i'h I"''r iF'' ha''> 'h'y p"'lrd Their
,'' '''- "'Nh '''I 'n' ''"'' h'hdcuu' 10
'p' ''l.l' ul'-'"h'
"''' h"r'@ >'''''i h'r''i 'h 'h' >'Ai "pP"-
II" 'H' '"'-'iT". lh' m"h i'H thc'F h"mlIlA-
""h h''h'S ~" 'h' iA't 'h'' they Were h'inS
"N'" I" Prison ~ woman '"2''h'f WIN the
P'''ur' 'h'! ma" P'lhtth "i I'hdinG a prison
"i'' nag! 'h' 'H''t "i fobhlhX Them "t all
'our'-'' i"E'n- me 'ohS fId' th'H Were A.
H'''N ~ ''''">' before 'h' tram had reached
'-'"'''''' '''if passenger III ih' Tram had
F" '-'"''>''' 'N''H passenger III ihe 'rhIb
"'' r'rn'" '"at 'h'r" was woman heputF
Nh'ii" "h """F" MH' had IN 'hAr-r wv" 'rim-
'n''N' TT "''e''t p sh'h -'Sht ''ht 'h'
P'''' n~'r' lr"Ii '1'h 'hd' oi 'hr tram INT" the
''r II "H'h h''N huf'" IT, ih'y stared a
,"'H l'.NN,l W hh'. "'"h 'h' a''' % 'i'' ear
w" IT. hurA Pa'' =" attention Z" th'lr curl
"'", ~h' ''' ''INhS % h'r prisoners a. II
'"'H "'r' h'r l'l'h'> ana III" were coming to
""" ?" >""pP". '"uF'
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Little Ella went with her brother Tom
one Sunday to see the baby christened 1t
was an early hour when they reached the
church, and looking carefully around, Ella
said: 'Brother Tom, this is Gods house,
but he is not in it, so let US play tag"
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SCOTS Emulsion Of Pure
Cod Liver Oil wish HyPop hos pAlses,

Has the Adcantdge Of being Pdtdtdbls,
and easily digested, and these two welLknown
remedies being combined. are more potent in
their remedial effects than il taken separately,
and increase flesh and strength with remark
able rapidity.
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'-Aui u.,, WJi ,,o.t,. ius vai,," IA" said,
A. -" turned 10 her loom err" - ~ IAN.
Ari ls'I her hand ON tn shining threads
i. 10y ih'u ia order. en-. hy ouy.
Bur hauI w4- 'ir,ri and h,art WA w.ah.
m an un' ~ >.roffg = WA" sighed -h".
"Aui thr pattern l. blurred, suI thr color
rtrr
Nh, DE-, 80 bright Ut - flir NJ ", +.
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..Ai.Hf. .- -.ri,h .,ul III '." ID. ,gel
.Au' lr..u +, -l"r'. though TIE day axe
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-"Ah, Mr.. Hebbleion. l hear that you
have been called to the ministry" "Well,
l can hardly term it call. They only offer
me five hundred year. Sort of whisper,
YOU understand"
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Baking purchased
y, President institute d
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have package Of Royal Baking Powder which
and ingredients
tf Of
hos ogo 90 T +. G.. y
absolutely pure.
\
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COMPARATIVE WORTH OF BAKING POWDERS

Oorii hNhll'L WONlll VI DhNiNo y" D-l''
ROYAL Absolutely Pure, Z-rzzt5
GRANTS Powder
RUMF0RD'S,
r.,ro,,,. H&uc at Co ljauSJ
EEnifAD'S ----.----. Ezxzxzsz kssz-E--s SzassZszz
CHARM
AN iL0N Alun der
GLEN GLANDS shortwt
PIONEER san nFrancisc
GAR. E-sSssss lklassaElD
DIR. PRIZES EEzyssRSfEEZKKa
SNOW FLAkE GoGs.. ggzEEEKEEEa
LEWIS ...- -----. EElsEzaaK KHES
PEARL nIreNsS Coz. ES.lEsYK2TB
HECKER'S. -. E7tIyNH
GlILEI"S
ANDREN>& 60. Regal sESFA
BULK EH
RUMF0RD'S, when No fresh K
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la Powder Tn Tx
ar Wholesome. 5
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Or5cr- -..t.i,,,I sample, sent. '.-.,-t ..,.
',-ncr pr"a3fr,y art. la .i '.. Satisfactory ,.rc-~
-s4arant-,. iva
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> The at
Y anla Fairs lrougho tht,u
o r Ia recev dsuCh Tl 'c and
physicians,
4 O. t
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BY THE LIGHT OF DAY.


81 remember when they. were put-
ting I'M the poles for the first TELEGRAPH
line i'm iii. State of New York. aud now
look thcr," exclaimed a citizen of
the mctr,polis to hi, friend. a> the
two stood ON the >cnmu of the tall
Equitable Building i'm broadway. "Thr
city /, ,trmp With wires like \ sharp.
and rh,,Ii,. communication /, the daily
miracle olthr world. PEOPLE no lonG-
rr wonderland lauoh at it As they did
at Morse When ne first ,uypo>,Gd il,
po>Sibilitv'
The aGr marchc, ON and nrcdiuJico
must piy,. ,waN. Nobodv I'M, = mon
opuh of tr,th. Even the conservative
child of rlysici,ns admit that the
secrets of Medicine are shared by all
men. IL dressed hi, wound. and God
healed him." said old C,alrn. Once
that terrible disease. r6rnnoti.m. was
supposed to be a Shifting. local all
mrnt now attacking the Joints and
now fine muscles T0-dny il i. domon-
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ABOLD BREAK FOR LIBERTY


Are Re-Captured by the Officers.
Last night, between the hours of .
and 10 O o'clock, two heavy pistol shots
were heard near the court house, and
ON an EXAMINER reporter going quickly
to the spot, he learned that two men
had escaped from the county Jail. The
first notice of their attempting to eS-
cape was the noise they made in get
ting ont of the top of the building, and
Sheriff Harris, hearing the noise, went
in the room below, thinking some one
had rot through the iloor from above,
but ON going into the room could see
nothing. and thought perhaps the noise
was made 10y the prisoners >ruillmg in
their cells.
Martha Down. was standing in front
OF her house ON the alley in rear OF the
ai and saw a man head above the
iail walls The man then took a brick
from the wall and threw and hit her ON
the side of her body, when She retired
toward the rear of her house, and two
ma, i,,n,.d aver thr wallis and ran
down the ;,lcy toward the river. She
r,vo fine alarm and officer Lee Jenkins
.,, into the allie, and fired twice at the
n.,.,,,in, mon 4 crowd of officer, and
citizens followed in pursuit of the pris-
nurrs. and they ram w First street to
the alley between Austin and WASH
inrton streets. and then ram up it,and
iump,l over the fence in rear of Mr..
/ ror.rarI's residence. where fine crowd
tnIiou.J Sr,r.b v.,. thnn ,n,dn
amono fine r.ndrn VEGETABLES.
weed. birb corn bn\rs and
barrels. for the hiding men.
/ Ben Mullrp,. q rolor,l man who had
Joined tine crowd was fold H., Constable
Ellison to look up near the fence beside
Il aroo tree. Ben had a stick in hi,
hand and in nuttino if behind the tree
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RiNmc. Mcintosh O.

Ridge, Mcintosh Co., Ga.
Or. j. Bradtield: Dear Sir have
taken several bottles OF your Female
Regulator for falling Of the womb and
other diseases combined, of sixteen
years standing, and really believe !
am cured entirely, for which please
accept my heartfelt thanks and most
profound gratitude. know your
medicine saved my life. so you see
cannot speak too highly IN its favor
have recommended 1t TO several o.
my friends who are suffering as
was.
Yours very respectfully,
MRS. w. h. STEHEfNs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-03
The Gist OF The Question.

YA Herd: elf have by a days
A@ @ncd 81 it is my own. 1t
Ngslt, the toll, the anNieties, the
sG one day. 1t is all that have
-Matedal product to represent that
|df. With that dollar goto French
lA to purchase All article which |
Vii. The contract is about to be
The Government of
e United States steps in with its
jTer and says: "You shall not buy
THIS Frenchnan; YOU must buy of
American, "A man, say, who manu-
cures this article at providence, X.
90 to him with my dollar and
Eq0se to buy the article which for
pa sum | could have obtained from
iFnenchnan. NO, says the man
lllrer, i charge more than dol
FoF tins article: you mast pay me
70 dollars. If would purchase from
u American | must 90 back 10 nv
IL and another day must 60 out of
' lie in order to get the additional
l!ar :,
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1t is one OF the pecuharitie' OF the
American people to devote all their time
o business, without regard to health.
In this rush for money aud fame, many
lives are ruined, which, with proper at
tention aud Il timely use of proper cor
receive, could'be saved. For this pur-
pose there is nothing equal to the
Prickly An Bltters. II relieves the
system Of all impurities, pnriiies the
blood, and, by assisting nature, roe. ore
original health ami yigo'.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-03
Barkis is Willin'

lyer Reporters; The Corsicana
e0er says the Fort Worth Gazette
Aaged in strong effort to secure
dlion of Texas. 1t watns to cut
new State that will include the
Tory now occupied by the stock
. This would enable these men
anne State laws to suit their stock
rests, and, ooe may be sure, there
ld be no corner left for the farmer
miNcd-industry settlers.
mile we are opposed to a division
Texas on general principles, we
IT know but the above would be a
OImove, a. the farmers and mixed
1'lry people of the State would
t4@'0y get rid of further trouble from
Y '0ckmcn, and at the same time
s' Attle or nothing in their adyan-
!" OF furnishing that section with
"!'Amg except stock.
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Solid Frank.

Statesman: Frank llurd'> platform
will ret hold OF the triumphant democrat
cy and all the varied interest, OF the
nitcd States 1t is broad and strong
enough for just that.
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Abe Francis Garden.

Grand open air concerts hy the Or
chetral club on Tuesdays AMI Fridays
from TO 10 p. m, to b. followed by a
ball. Sacred coucert- on Sundays com
meuciug At p. u. Good order always
preserved. PETER DE FRANCIS.
h.27-dtf
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New Spring Styles
III. JACOBS.
MERCHANT TAILOR.

Has Just received his new Spring stock in nj,
tht iates. goods, designs aud pattern, The
IMAM any ever offered In Ghis city. (i,ptlsns,,
VINO nave not heretofore patronizad Mr. Jar'hu
"li und excellent goods, and his MS are ntr-
near Franklin. S"c7's
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-03
Crashes Grazing.

Galveston News: Looks as If the
free grass barons were going to force
the issue on the Democratic party. If
they do, the barons will find them
selves without baronies.
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EDITORIAL HOG HEAVEN.

.lh, lntrlligrnccr; Free grass, free
Tree speech, free lunch, free wills
i'll make Il planttorm for free
t-a TEXAS this year
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a.aaies l.I>ie Thread Hose

II all the new shades aud coiors at
65 cents pair, They are worth 81
SANGER Bros
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CONVENTION ! EWS.

vp (TARRANT COUNTY,.
.,t. instruct for Carlisle, Nor
. nd majority rule
a JOHNSON COUNTY
ar.c, Tariff for revenue only.
majority rule. Indorse Patton
missioner
HARRISON COUNTY
r..d ireland and the entire Aus
aoiuiStration. +. l.. johnson for
| nant Governor. b. +. Baker for
.ptrndcnt of Public schools and
.trd for the two-third, rule.
hill COUNTY
-iet Tor Wrllborn, Ireland ana th'
.rtion of the two-third rule
..nlution was adopted against the
Nv, of public lands and one iavora-
Capt Up,haw for district Judge.
TEMPLE.
| ,..d. Walsh and 'rcmpleton We're
,.A, and the two-thirds rule oppos-
Eu,,hDrccinct convention.
WILLIAMSON COUNTY.
ii. tlcgateS were instructed to vote
n, rtention of the two-thirdS rule.
.5nypntion declared its preference
ril-n, and favored n tariff for rev
tn only, and heartily endorsed Coke
A }INey for their position on the ma
a, appropriation bill. 1t also in
acted delegates to vote for Hon \
Terrell for delegate from the state,
aCoI John T. Coffee from this dis
a, delegates to the Chicago con-
..oa. Much interest was manifested
al present.
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LOCAL. VI a Il n ELS.
" holesaie Prices for Leading
staple. aesrerday.

w., .,.,
more ate nI r.% p '4g IN tn9 mHTket and
re es '" ee as .h"w, twrNe IN ntns -roth. 1
:" w. i e, IN months groin % TO l. cents
dip ool poun ; wa, ,iri '' a., "a .,i. PeE'
+ Il Licksy sold ~ " f IT ''n'' c,i e.
= 900 pounds al "a c,bt. ,,,t,, a ''.i' 90 !
40 Onu "e'e'l''s '"r 'he "e'N
Country produce j. qulet. pg.s and ivtt.r
n"''.s v,iIe uu"n 10 10Y nAure- and the mar |
ie t - "'. 9uPPlt". Now potatoes are be- !
lux ,".,"Im, Anu shIphed to tie hern and
~" W., = ,i ,',"i 49,
ne i'huWate III rhet Is hrm, no action in
"nui, : IT, circle wurthg of NO e.
nrhns are nov. and orders from the country
ma kra ''''''l We :" !" t'e
Groceries aud country produce are Grm At
prices quoted and small johhiny lott are be-
my sold. Prices remain about the same a.
st qupoatou.
Hipks.
Dry mint hides lIolt 1rv salt ,.L1s1,t.
,rpen j1iL '' ' 'h%''@
corro.
,, ''0''
Hoo'i 'hiuu'ihE IA g tlrlct mludlibF lie;
,ni":ilhe 49, street low middling l0sc;
10" "'""'ihs ~
flsh,
:, (Corre''ed daily ~ Waco Fish Co, Brule
flk IT. Shre"shead, dressed, l-'sc pr D.:
buuhln, uress'u. rc; Catfish. dressed, lc'sC;
Kedlish' FAC lout, l2'a"; as.ergor, lac.
COUNTRY PRODUCER.
TURKEYS. per aoz. s-n.aI, Fl, Chicken.
.afly -
IISi..I5c j,uS" III - - ~S+,1 pu''sl
toes, 40a ;Oc per pushei recans, per In ~ u
e2.so. Cotton seed 800 at mills
"ksrkhN PRODUCE.
Navy beans 5,.mbc. Pickles, half hhl-.
So 50. Butter 20; creamery bn,ter gin.4j
Dried apples. 7I,agc. orange. 81 5la6 90 p.r
box. Lemons - 0Us4. 90 urr b
u,pnw,pv
"AND""hA'
Axes. per doz, Is 5Oe9 80; nails, per key SO %
GS3.1o, 100 6aels horse shoes, ~ 5led n;hors,
nails, 81 I5(G5.7i; iron, &c rates: barbcd wire,
8 staoh plain fence wire 5lo.Gc betting Juprc
discount scales iowes' - per cent. discount;
names, ~ OOd4 u. Powder, rifle, 81 per kcg;
blasting $50. shot, drop 81; buck, 81 %.
DRY ,oons
p, ,.., ~ ~,
mel,"rts rom rom N"" l"rk snow an llnprovIH
,en v'S r. n ,o''o" G'y", ""' pr, or Im'
W w rt INA ns unIhanked at present
we Iu"t" ,nr ms narArt Augusta a +!
ror 9tellinEi rs slannard 80, Aci mic
bIracL.d cotton FnrIn.rsj ,h,ira -c.i n
dale, at value, Eileton, SC; Whiusyile. sc.
Gold Metal, 74c; Forest MIL 7c; Elct0u,
Alabama, I1am124C, Georgia. 1.c. Mosuu,tu
nets, ST gau1e, e; - g rds, ,,ai4c.
cn.lS $50 FORAGE.
an, tn ~" per ION. N",o "a, ~ nNIe' may
edi im' n,"" ny e. wa FOO per ton
mi ' Ii'n; NH} 10 wat II .di H., pnnngn
i,r IN '' oaUS -
n inSa 5oa' ~, ,,.r GnJTS1 .,s ~i ta
, ~ "a, '' wv i''. nI ttI Ne" 'o"-
w. ' ""''" """"'V''
LUMBER.
Rougn lumber, $1,000 per NJ; noorlnp ~. r,
per NJ; siding, yellow pine, s2l 30 Der NJ
siding white pine S2s U6 urr NJ. nidini, ou,,-
lar, sl6 90 per NJ; cciIlng yrlInw ,inn PpS"'
per Al; ceiling, white pine. 5000 per Vi.
cypress, 500 yer Nj; shingles, ."Snni Hest
cypress, ~ 30 per Nj; shingles, heart pIu.,
II % per VI finishing lumber, poplar, So
per NJ; dnishng lumber, white pine, S7o.oo
b
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Dr J BrqdGrld. Dear SIR some Gr-
teen ear ago examined the recipe OF
Female Regulator and carefully stud
led authorities in regard to itH com
ponents, and then, as well as now,
pronounce it to be the most scientific
aud skilliul combination of the really
reliable remedial vegetable agents
known TO science, to act directly on
the womb and uterine organs, and
the organs and parts sympath;aing
directly with these; and, therefore,
providing a specific remedy for all
diseases of the womb, and OF the adj
jacent organs and parts.
Yours truly,
JESSE BoRGNG, NJ D., y. ID.
Treaties on the Health and Happi-
ness OF woman mailed free to any ad
dress
THE BRADuEID REGrLArING Co.
Box -. Atlanta CA
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Let il Pass in Peace.

Statesman; Thick and thin organ
ship has nearly passed away from Our
politics. 1t will he all the better for
the people when they are all gone.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-03

THAT HACKING COUGH can bevso
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. Wa
guarantee 1t. For sale by Castles & Nor.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-03

The best smoking tobacco is Little
Joker"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-03

New giughAms, new wash good, new
white goods at Levine Br
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-03
Rough on Corn.."

AK tor Wells Trough on Corns,n l5e
Quick, complete cu.e. Hard or so.t eCrns,
WaIts, buniOns.
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w ANItD- iiUtr help, c"uk, wHit"ra. cham
W Der maid and dish wasuer, at BARNES
House, Albany, rr1 II. j l.. BARNES
t-1-lW fr prittor.
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Don'I Die inthe House

Tough on Rats" clears out rats. mic,
roach hes, bed.bugs, flies, ants mo-.
cAlPmunks, gophers 10 ceuts,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-03

Ladies approve Of your smoking
Little Joker.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-03

aother Swans Worm syrup, taste
ess, elective Z5c tc
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N . H n ET~ BY TEl.Ea. R As,H
IivkRrooL, June 2 Holiday uDtl W,
dos lay, whitcsunday.

GALNhsr"N, Ju"e SPIT cotton closed
quiet Receipts - sale. lone, exports coast.
VIC -. stock, .. - Quotations "a changed.