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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-20
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The University of Heidelberg resists
all efforts TO open its doors to women,
The sugarqnestion is asitating both
England and France.
In the Fields,

We have large and complete stock
OF everything pertaining to our trade,
farm machinery and implements. The
La Dow Pulverizers, the best manufac-
tured In the world, in stock. Also
Gins, Presses, Oliver Chilled Sulkv
Flows, Wagons and Buggies and every
thing else needed for the farm, field or
shop. Prices As low as such qualities of
goods can be purchased anywhere else.
Will pay the highest market price for
gram on account.
When in the city, call around and ex-
anime our goods and prices.
RIPLEY Il JURNEY,
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MIR, w: F. Sullivan, 10 w. 3Sd street,
New York City, says that for six years
he has suffered with rheumatism. and
TOR weeks was unable to get about or
feed himself Finally he tried the won
derful remedy, st. Jacobs Oil. ut cured
me, he says, "and / have not been
troubled with rheumatism since"
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A New Swipg

Waits great revolving swing will be
one OF the great attractions at De
Francis garden during the month. 1t
is the first one ever seen in Texas and
will set the boys and girls wild, and
ladies and gentlemen also. 1t will be at
the race track during the End, I'd and
4th. IL I'm
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Mr.. j, W, Reed, editor OF the Farra-
gun, Iowa, News, says: II was afflicted
with rheumatism 80 badly could scarce
~ walk. St Jacobs Oil, the great pain
cure was applied but once and it cured
me-" SN'e"
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COMPANY Sh0Ds.

MIR. M. Nj. Shotincr Postmaster and
Justice of the Peace, Combany Shops,
Almanac Co., N. c., writes he has u ed
ST. jacobs Oil for rheumstism, cuts
swell d ankles and knees, pains in the
back and sore throat. One or two APP
pllcatlons IN each case has always cured,
and he believes the Great German
kemedy is the best in the world. As
long az can get it, he adds, II never
intend to be without it,.
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Consolidated.

The Waco Farm has been consolidated,
subject to the action of the stockholders,
with the milk dairy OF William Jones.
The offer to sell the stock of the Waco
Farm and to lease the same is hereby
withdraw.
jul - lw CHAs MORAN, Jr.
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For Half n Life Time .

Mrs. John Gimmrl, Mifin Co, Pa. in
the spring of 1861 injured her spine and
partial paralysis ensucd. For nearly
twenty years she was unable to walk. In
the spring of 1883, she was advis ed to use
st. Jacobs Oil. the great conqueror OF
pain. The first application gave instaneous
relief. Before the second bottle was ex
hau> ted she WAS able To walk and il
cured. -
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-20
New Toe Factory.

Buy your ice from the new ice factory
OF f. ID. Congor, No. S3G franklin street.
cave orders or look out tor delivery
wagons. lee made from pure water. and
hard AS lake ice, at very reasonable price
I-l2t
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Professional Notice.

DR.. w. II. Caliee has removed his Of.
flee to Castle, Morrison q Co.'s drug
store. AT night he can be found at the
MrClelland hotel by Teiephoning or by
calling at room lOl. 6-20-2m
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Jack Erost.

MIR. M. j. Green, p. Nj. at North Buff
ialo, Pa, states his feet we're badly
frosted and he suffered also with pains
IN me mead, which st. Jacobs Oil, the
great pain rellever, completely cured.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-20
Uooiing Baths, Ocean Bree.es, and
Fresh Roses,

are In the thoughts OF all, at this time of
the summer. TO be entirely comfortable
II Is also necessary to think of a cooling
regime a Vegetable diet, crisp salds, and
a mind at ease. No mind can be at ease
without health. One of our friends SAYS
"ln sickness PoND's ExTRA& is worth its
weight in Gold.' 1t cOnquers all kinds of
Nominations, while for all sorts OF hemor-
rnages 1t Is the greatest known remedy.
Eminent physicians prescribe 1t through
out Europe and America.
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The Huckleberry Cordial =

TIC HucKIeberry Cordial. :.
For long time it was thought that
the huckleberry was only for table use,
but 1t was known during the late war in
the shape of cordial it was superior to
the blackberry. DIR. Biggers' Huckle,
berry Cordial is the GREAT SOUTH
ERN REMEDY for restoring the little
one from the effects Of teething, and
cures Disrrhna, Dysentery and all
bowel affections. For sale by all drug
gists at 80 cents bottle. 49,
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The Great Shepp Raiser

MIR. Alfred Hay, of Boomanoomana
Australia. says that II few applications of
ST Jacobs Oh, the great paiu-reliever.
cured him Of painful neuralgia.
The tanning OF leather is fastened
by electric currents.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-20

King Theban has murdered i75 OF
his relatives since he assembled the
throne.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-20

The number Of hotels destroyed in
the United States in eight years is 1872.
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Mr. Moody believes London to be the
most religious C ty in the world.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-20

. A swell party of seven Englishmen,
All earls," are coming over to hunt
elk.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-20

lie who tryst to live on "the milk of
hu nan Kindness" is likely to staryc.
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Don't dose for kidney affections. Use
externally one Benson's Cspcine Porous
Plaster over the kidneys.
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COUNTY ATTORNEY.

nAROl, we are authorized to AN.
candidate for County Attorney Of
~ oounty, SUI ject to the ac.ioL OF the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-20

Life is too short to throw stones at
every dog that barks.
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Time silvers q mans hair faster
than it does his pocket.
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~. FRI NM, for the last ionr YEAR. ,,1,n.
sasseescr, Is candidate for Tax Assessor oi
Leonan county, subject 10 the action If tn e
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-20

l Hope should never be obscured by
gloom.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-20

Truth is stranger than fiction, aud
less appreciated.
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The Lord Mayor of London declines
going to church in state on Sunday.
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''yl NORWOOD, the present incum6ea
i! e1uQsua for collection to the olice
10, subject to the action OF the ID EN-
80 party.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-20

OMBLE is candidate for the Office
.ssoroI AcLennan county, subject t.
Ioi the Democratic arty.
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TAX ASSESSOR.

ASDEFER Is candidate for the
u Assessor of Nj Lehman county,
the action of the Democratic arty.
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~ Ny OR is a candidate for the of,io
ns'orney OF MrLennan county, sui
&sllon OF the democratic party.
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NlABLE PRECINCT NO. /.
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-. Rus / is IA candid Ate tor tho ,oica -,
lltsslonsr OF Precinct No. 4, of McL-unpn
SUBJECT to the action of the Demo.
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Errors to roget is the common lot
OF all.
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L. We ST Is a candidate for re -elec-
/ Office vi Tax Collector OF McLennan
object to the action of the Democratic
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\ DANID is a candidate for the Office
ksoI Of Taxes of McLennan county,
The action of the Democratic party
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.A.s -. ..ul ,"v ,i~,uvtvi, must nave
shrl tnrir hAnas After NumnlrlIno
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3 w ear.

We have only u fl more pieces LETT of
the bargains we of ed during the past
week. Sanger Bros
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Good manners are the small coins OF
virtue.
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ERIK OF DISTRICT COURT.

XBE ASLEY, the present cumbcnt, Is a
re Tor the Office OF Jerk Of the District
k1ab cct /, the action of the democratic
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-20

This warm weather il a good time to
ask your girl swift ton be mine? "
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-20

Japan has population of 1901 ,40G
who make their living by fishing.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-20

An experienced sheep man wants a
place as herler for a large flock.
Address A. A. L., this Office.
jul Is lw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-20

Bound over for new trial-Last
years spring suit.
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IN HALL. we are authorized 10 announce,
2sandidnte for tue Office of sheriff of Me
on county, subject to the action of the
bcratic party.
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SHERIFF..

&c. RIOS . IL candidate for the office OF
Tat the ming e.ectlon, subject To the
3 OF the Democratic party.
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Observation-Disclosures
~. ne "RiNG IS a candidate tor the OH,
Precinct NJ. a. OF Mel ma
su"Ject to the &C lion oI the Democratic
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I I bLlC WEIGHER.

al + STEPHENS. we are author-
: ID ,,,uIr ce, Is candidate for Public
'ocr.,,o' Imam County, to the action Of
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j. II. CALDWELL is candidate for
nee OF Treasurer of. McLennnn county,
CT 70 the acti II of the Democratic party.
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rEAl lHOR FED to announce PHIL
S.s as a candidate Tor Justice OF the
TVlnc. No. | of McLennan county,
Nsction of the Democratic party
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= Russian railways use petroleum for
fuel
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ELLISON Is a can iidate for the office .
~ OF McLennan county, subject to the ac-
" che Democratic party.
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, 70 Rent

A dwelling house with four rooms
convenient with the business portion
of the city. Apply to w. III. Wilkes.
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Kim Is a 'andiiate for Constable
Nn McLennan county, suuject
W. ~ the Democratic party.
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. COUNTY CLERK.

IN W. BAKER, he present incumbent,
andidate Tor the Office OF County Clerk OF
,tnnan county. subject to the action of the
E,cratic party.
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pA = hSpN is q candidate for Com
, n,vi ct No. |, subject to the action
incratlc party.
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',AlN> "a candidate for the oilice
n 'l Precinct No. /, McLennaH
,'9eot TO the action OF the Demo
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y. WALLACE. the present incumbent,
lnceS MIN, ell for re-eiecLiun to the Office
unity Urea subject to the action OF
7emocratic party.
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|'.L superintendent county Poor
t1e past Two years, Is candidate
n vi Precinct 80. !, McLeruan
4, "ecl to the action of the ID mo
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16

DELIGHTFUL FAMILY EXCURSIONS.
P,rfc.t order. No improper Ierons allowed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16
Polip Court.

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday:
Emmett jenkins was fined 500 for be-
Ing drunk and disorderly and resisting the
police.
J. f. Burke, drunk. Fined s2.5O and
cost.
Joseph Scott and James Tazwell doth
colored), charged with being common va
grants. Committed tor thirty days IN de-
fault Of surety.
Henry Gatewood (colorcd), charged with
stealing eight chickens from some person
unknown. The case was continued till
Tuesday, 10th.
Joshua Frayser (colored) was dned s.
for beating Charles kenney.
Maggie Brown (eolored) was fined S5 for
disorderly conduct.
Il. II. Rogers, drunk. Fined 81.
Ralph johnson (colored). assaulting and
beating Amanda Maxwell. Fined $40.
william Howard (colorcd) and L. q. Par
sons were fined $3.50 each and cost fol
being drunk and dsorderly on the street,
Joe Adams, prisoner who was convict
ed OF stealing watch, and was serving
term OF four months In Jail; DIR. j. j. A
| Edwards, who was sent on To the Husting,
| Court by the Police Justice to answer th,
charge Of bigamy, and Ben. Robinson, wh'
has the reputation OF being q notorious
thief, and Is held in jail In default o
surety, were brought up on the charge o
attempting to break from iml. On motion
Of the defendants the case was continue,
TIL the I'D Of August.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16
Personals end BrieN.

Attorney.General Blair reached tbs city
yesterday.
He states that the amount involved IN the
coupon ease recently decided by Judge
Hughes entities tie State 10 an appeal. and
be viii therefore at once apply 10 Judge
Of the United states Supreme Court for q
writ 81 sUperStdcaS.
JUDGES faunllcroy and Lacy returned TO
this city Yesterday from WytheyiIle. where
the Court OF Appeal, ha, been sitting.
In the senate Yesterday General New
berry introduced a hill-wh!ch be VIII
rush b the utmost Of his abiii,y-appro-
pria,ine $4,000 10 commence the building
Of the Southwestern Asylum.
Congressman Hooper, who Is seeking re-
nomination in the Fourth district without
the support Of General Malone, Is in the
city. lie is making tine liyht, and i GER
tain to have quite large number oi dele
gate, in the Convention. Colonel Brady Is
Mahonc's iaYOritc.
The CITY Democratic Committee will
meet on Monday night next for organiIa-
tiOn.
Colonel Eferos Von Borcse is in the city,
but will probably leave to-day for BaitI-
DR.. :. II. Nofr.tt. Of Rockingham, the
| inventor OF the AOAeU beU-puhcn' i III
the city.
Judge Garrison, VI. c., was here yc*er-
! DIV.
Rev. Dr. James Nelson, oi Farmyllle, Is
in the city as the official representative Ci
| the Town Co. neil oi Farmyile in the mat
! ter os the state Normal Sch oil, now pend
| ing in the Legislature, Or. Nelson accept-
! ed this trust at the earnest solicitation OF
| the citizens Of Farmyille.
A gold watch was stolen from Archie
scott. the colored member Of the Leglsla'
ture from Nottoway and Amelia counties
! Thursday night while he was endeayorina
to Get into the Theatre 10 see the Ministries
The watch was dOuble-case one, and
valued at Sl00.
The Water Committee Of the city Coun
| ell have ordered connection to be mad'
" hich will enable the pumps ut the Three
Mile locks to draw water directly from th'
river. At present the water comes dowI
the canal from the Sine-hile locks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16
Numberfng tho streets.
To The Editor Of TIE Dispatch:

Apropos Of numbering the streets and
houses, why retain the perplexlng di>tnc-
ton OF "east," "west," north" and
.south," involving the duplication OF
every numberf Only day or two ago |
gave a misleading answer 10 an inquiry for
No. east Franklin, pointing out the cor
responding square on west Franklin.
" hat can be morSsimple than the follow
ingl Call Main street. and those parallel
with II. arenueS TO distinguish them from
the "cTess" streets. Then, beginning
with the street on the extreme eastern
limit Of the city, call II Tenth street TO al
low for any possible growth in an ca'terly
dlrection) and number the streets west.
wardy I'd ininitum.
Similarly, call what is now Arch street
Tenth avenue 10 allow for growth OF city
. 10 tie river en- Oregon Hill and west Of
Holiywood) and number the avenues north
ward al infnitum. Having made this ar
rargement. would 1t be possible for an or
dinar.ly intelligent person to aroid finding
a house. the street or avenue and number
Of Il being KNOWN
Where short avenues, such as Bank;
CAPITOL, Catharine, &c, occur, give them
The proper number by adding Halt" TO
the number Of tue avenue south OF II.
MEMO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-16
REPUBLICANS IN CAUCUS.
Move 90 Consolidate Their Two Eiscsor"i
Tickets Malone SuiIeu.


A caucus Of the Republican members OF
the General Assembly was held yesteruay
evening 10 canvass the question OF securing
a united vote Of the party In TINS stale ,oe
Blaine and Logan. by special invaa'Ioh
extended by Lieutenant Governor 'fws
and others. General Wickham anu sn..
Callahan were present. and were recip'e"'s
Of considerable attention.
Senators Grm. Turner, and B1rhani' anu
Delegate Harris and others made remarSS
expressing their desire 10 see In the te'n an
electoral ticket which can he voted Tor oy
all Republicans. and they wished Messrs
Wickham and Callahan 10 cooperate TO Tn"
end.
General wickham said That he was Re-
publican. aud intended to vote Tor Blame !;
but he intimated that unless both tickets
were Withdrawn and new one equally
representing both parties were put up, ne
should vote for his own electoral ticket,
and was OF opinion that by so doing he
could pay Blaine and Logan as much OF a
compliment "a by voting for Nahone's
electoral ticket. lie was asked II a new
ticket composed Of eight Mahoneltes and
four Straightouts would not be acceptable.
He saiu no: that SIX aud six would bc
Ilkut. itt WIS lutu d>Ntu IA "tNth au4 ~
would do. and answered no.
Some one wanted 10 know II he was not
willing to submit the whole question TO the
National Committee, and General Wick
| ham frankly stated that he was not; that
that committee had in it, membership q
| large number Of United states senator:
who went out TO Chicago Is partisans Of
Malone.
General Wickham's utimatum was a
new ticket composed OF equal numbers ol
! the two wings OF the party.
Both Senator Turner and DELEGATE
| HUBBARD offered to withdraw in the interest
Of reconciliation II General Malone and
their committee would agree 10 il.
II Is believed that quite a number oi
those present will press General Malone
70 accept General Wickham's terms. but
the little General will be reversing his 20.
litical record il he makes 50 great 4 con
ceSslon. There are others who, while con
ccding the honesty Il purpose Of very
considerable number Of those who partici
rated IN the caucus last evening. yet thnl
that the move at this particular time /
We'll calculated TO ralSe :he suspicion tha
fear Of new election laS-wbch Wick
ham might consent tO-is . more poweriu
motor than either desire 20 consolidate thu
Blaine vote or purpose to pllcate Wick
ham.
Messrs. Wickham and callahan remalne,
in the caucus until their views were thor
ougbly understood, then they lett; ate
which resolution was offered by senate
Turner. of Norfolk. that u committee %
appointed 20 see what can be- done toward
cGccting a reconciliation.
That committee, consisting of MeSsr-
Turner. Green, Grin, and Harris, waite
on General Malone last evening and mad
an app intment for a Tall interview TN
morning az 10 o'clock. They received II
encouragement at all from tie Genera
He was ia fact slll,en.
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The Parker nsusc, Bsssou,

has passed into the management OF Messrs.
Beckman & Punehsrd, who are fully con.
petent 10 carry on the enterprise they have
Undertaken, and bring 20 IL years Of sxpe-
rieuce gained from their association with
the late proprietor. Mr.. Joseph II. Beck
man has for thirteen years been come ted
with the Parker House. where he proved
so efficient that upon the retirement OF his
predecessor NJ was placed In fuli charge Of
ihe catering and stores department. which
position he held up u aud during his CO.
partnership with Mir. Harvey ID. Parker.
Mr.. Edward q. Punchard entered the ho-
lei a few years later, and on the death OF
Mr.. Mill. enlarged his knowledge OF the
business BY also taking q position IN the
stewards department. About three years
since both gentlemen were given an inter-
est In the hotel as partners. Young, ener-
getic, and pushing. thoroughly conyersant
with the hotel business down 10 its
minutest details. with the courtesy and en-
terprise Of men who mean 10 succeed,
there Is no danger that under their manage
ment The house will not only fully enjoy.
but will increase, the high reputation IL
has gained. The new extension Is beng
rapidly pushed 10 completion, and when
finished the Parker House will be one OF
the largest as well a. one OF the finest hotels
on either continent.