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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-11-21


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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-15
A DOCtOr's Wife.

HtH HUSBAND NAkEs \ CONFESSION
DR.. W. ], Gihbon, OF Clarendon, Arm, DOES
quite large practice and stands high IS a m.l-
cal gentleman. His wiie's lingering coudidn
b. came SO well known, that reporter aecO'isd
him on the streets Of Memphis, one day. when
the following dialogue was had
"Doo,or. l am glad to learn that your vile
has regAncd her health after several years CT
misery and suffering"
"Yes, sir. She is now quite restored to heath
to the great astonishmen, OF myself And al Nh'
knew her"
Have YOU any objection to telling ne ~
complain; and the remedy ,"
None in the least. She labored =5a IN
.fFliction peculiar to the ser. attended wgAa>'
If appetitc, emacistion, prosuation, impaif,.s'
-retions, cold eStreui,ies, MYSTERIES, conssi
headache, extreme nervousness, and WAS be-
ridden over thee wears. My skill and that o
other physicians wa. exhausted and she al
given up to iir. Some on mailed me the Formal
for DR.. Dromgoolr's English Female Bitter,
procured a few bottles and placed her upon il
use, and /, cared her Ike magic. It IS Fon
deriu! medicine, and l take pleasure in recon
mending !, 10 AL wo.nea who need TOMS y
female regulator
Sold toy a.. dealers at .I,oo. II sick. send for I
as cent took fEit.
J =. DROMGOoLE ( co.
Louisville, ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-15
IL Ne,er~aw AnythingIike it,"

said good Mrs. Powers. who had Just
rescued her "wickcdcSt" from nest
of hornets. and was pouring "l'oNp's
EXTRACT upon hi, wounds. II didn't
mean the hornets she added, turning
To her friend Mrs. Goodwin. Il mean
thi, PoNp'e EXTRACT. just see how it
acts. and by tomorrow all this swell
ing will b" gone. IT., just the same.
used internally, and always cures IN
Illumination, and lIcmorrhagr> of
every sort. would not be without ii
Tor the world"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-15
Cooling Baths. Ocean Breezes, and
Fresh Roses.

are in the thoughts OF all, at this time OF
the summer. To be entirely comfortable
i is also necessary to think OF cooling
regime IA Vegetable Diet. crisp salids, and
mind At ease No mind can be At ease
without hea III. one of our friends says {:
In SEX nese roNp'- EXTRACT il worth its
weight in Gold" II conqlrrS all kinds OF
lntlamati 'u-, while Tor all sorts Ol hrmor-
hayes it Is the greatest known remedy
Eminent physicians prescribe II through
oui Europe and A.,iiua
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-15

RIDGE. McINrosH CO.. Ga.

RIDGE. MCINTOSH a., u \.
Or Bradncld.
DEAR SIR | have taken several bot
ties of your Female Regulator for fall
ing of the womb and other diseases
combined. of sixteen wears standing,
and | really believe | am cured en-
tirrly, for which please accept my
heartfelt thank, and most profound
gratitude. | know your medicine
saved my life. 50 You see | cannot
speak too highly in III favor. have
recommended ii to several OF my ac-
quaintancc> who are suffering ~ |
was ours very respectfully,
Mrs. W. f.. SrEBBINs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-15

The old field mullen which contains
a mucilaginou, so healing to he lungs
and throat when made into II tea and
combined with that stimulating cN
pcctorant sweet gum, which grows
along our southern Swamps. presents
in TAYLOR, Cherokee Remedy of
sweet Gum and Mullen, pleasant
and effective cure far Group Whoop-
ing-C uugh. Colds and Consumption.
sold by all druggists AT BE and ) 100
nor hniIln
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-15

Or ] Braddcld
DEAR SIR-Somc fifteen wears ago
| examined the receipt OF your fe-
male Regulator. and carefully studied
authorities in regard to it, conpo'
ncnt>; and then. a, well ~ now, pro-
nouncc it To- be the most scientific and
Skilltul combination of the really re-
liable and remcdia, vegetable agents
known to science to act directly ON
the womb and uterine organ, and
parts >ympathiling directly with these,
and therefore, providing Il specific
remedy for all diseases of the womb:
and of the ad iaceut organ, and parts.
Yours truly.
JIsSE RhpINt NJ ID ID ID
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-15
The Eve.

Hawke. new crySt,..iled lenses, the
finest in the world. for the prcscrya-
ton of the sight. recommended 10y the
medical faculty throughout the coun-
TRY. Ilaw Ike, patent extension spring
eve glasses. the finest in existence.
The above glasses are fitted to all con-
ditiun, of the eye 10y Castles " Murri-
son, agents, lrhe Old Drug Corner.
reddlerN will not be supplied with
these glasses AT any price au4-2u
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-15
Tested n Quarter OF n Century ANA
stands. nriNRIed.

pr BrndHrli Atlanta ia:
DEAR ~iR- ltakr pleasure in stat.
inc that have used. for the last
twenty years, the medicine YOU are
now putting up. known ~ br. Brad
fields Female Regulator, and consider
il the best combination ever gotten to-
gcthrr for the disease for which ii j.
recommended. With kindc,t regards,
am. respectfully,
W. t. FERREII. VI. -.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-15

congratulated the Young men upon
their organization and took hi, seat
amid the repeated plaudit, that echoed
through the hou,c. The band struck
up Dixie" while the immense audi
cncc slowly di-prr>rdand thu, ended
one oi'thc most glorious day. in the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-15


!. Johnson. George I. lester. banker:
Ilcutrliaht-'ipNrrh warrior Martlh.
j. VI. scales. who's" daughter ropI'-
-rntrd Hrll county -. ~ lgIar. OF me-
Cor>icaha journal; H. J." W God. OF the
same paper -. Jarrett. city mar
-hal. \m"hg the ladi",' beside, the
"ight whose names are already gwen.
Wrr" MlN. Jennie hhiln"iil' ana W,
i"N ne ''lI'I,'!' ~ " ''''''''' anu VI 49,
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hi ANIL Nal, fool ..uuIJ,,d" lac.
,.n,.r u,n convention recommended
Mr. T,lrr .uituIl, ur,.,i, far ,.lr,.
Tor ~ thr ninth Ii.trirs
.''.'..'..' .,.,.,..,
'N9' N"'''. > ''i'N ~ N'''.''
me Dung Mems l'rh!lorrh'' I II'
IN lnII strength ana reinforced ny
large nhnh'r "i Young men MOI mem,
Der, "''t 'ru' '.',i'rIai n>I'',','', ~,
al me corner or '",'' u, IN" - J.,
streets headed u! me wac" 'orh''
'nhI. I" escort llI' Nl'r"N'II ~ t,l'
'N'h'ns 10 '"' 'ourl n,u,', "''I h 'I'I
anu "a, III, a. ' Ill., ,,,,'. ',ui
IL ji.hrJ We, |r.tcrJuy rhr nrorr..ion wa,
formed about $50. the band leading.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-15

tory. He believed Texas would this
wear send solid Democratic d"lr9a-
ton to Congress.
The chairman then asked how the
vote should be- taken. and called unon
all those in favor of the nomination
to rise. Every delegate rose. and then
Judge Alexander said that if there
Wa man in the convention or IN
the audience who was not in favor of
the nomination of Colonel Mills. he
would like to see him rise.
Not one rose The chairman APP
pointed Colonel Foster, of Limestone,
Cen Tom Harrison. of Mclennan. and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Marion Martin.
of Navarro. to conduct Col. Mills. who
wa, present. to the stand. y the
honorcd statesman came forward tn"
band struck up. the room r'-o,lnd"d
with the enthusiastic shouts of dcmoc-
rnrV. Col Mile RESPONSE was hrlrL
but eloquent aud feeling II" NaId, he
AROSE tu thank them for the honor Just
conferred. He thanked them not 50
much for the trust IL for the manner
in which they conferred II. lite alluded
to the fact that for twelve years he HAT
represented his people IN Congress.
and though there had been corruption
in the Government. no STAN ui c"rrlip-
ton had impressed it-"li upon hlin.
\uulau~cl Never had hc received 80
rordinl an endorsement ~ now. lie
hod been nearly all oNCrihc state since
hi, return and in every county IN ms
district. but that Gibraltar OF doln"r-
racN. grand old Bell, and he was goln@
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-15

Every -ub.cribcrio the ENAMINEE
T. cntiilcd io adVcI.I.r in The 1T hca,
Column. not 10 exceed four line. ono
umc free More than one Insertion.
tive cents line each insertion; for "a
week or moro, 3 cents. and for month
or more, - cents line.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-15

Leave your orders for carriages, or
baggage To be transferred from all
parts of the city. at the Pacific Express
Office, or notiiy by telephone j25-lm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-15

Bru-on'- Capciue roru, ra>tcr,
are admittedly The Best for local
rheumatism aud neuralgia. 2jc. For
sal, by Castles X Morrison.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-15
For Rent.

For Rent. Two new prlck store
houses near Narrow Gauge depot
Enquire OF TON PADGIrr.
iv29- i'm.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-15
Our Home Advertisers

,yill please bear in mind that copy Tor
char res in their advertisements must
he bnnded in 10y 3 p. m. otherwise int
change carrot be made.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-15
InTNenty.Four Hours

~Bcu,on', Capcinr Porus - !"
CURED my lame back IN t"elI, 5
hours - VI. {. Pure. sure -
sale by CSstles \ Morrison
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-15
ROYAL PATENT FLOUR

Guaranteed the best Flour in the
Market and for sale III quantities to
suit the trade by
j f. MARSHALL, Agent. Waco
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-15

The best smoking tobacco is Little
Joker"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-15

Los, of memory. mental gloom. the
"Bluc>. low spirits. dependency.
urrNou, tremhling,, cured with En-
gli,h Female Iiittcr>.
WHY i, IL that ladies Use 81 many
pill. while "a substitute known n Bai-
les, saline Npericnt can be used:
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-15
We Cannot Afford to Pack our Summer Stock Away Until Next Year. So We

We Black Sill
Bargains yol G t n
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-15
IhH MMllirn HlnIII.

JESSE BoHING, VI. -. ID. -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-03
RELL.AIRE.
Mixcellnnoous News GleRniuEn from tho
0ei a. Glnss City. ,ast ,.. y

Mi.celInnoous News GleaniuEn from tho
Gln.s City. ..e.,
J.. ". Sellers has an excellent photograph
Of Bellaire on exhibition in bis window.
Robert sBoreman, Of PArkeraburg, was
here Saturday and lett for home yesterday
on the St, Lawrence. - E,,l
F. S. Clinton announces himself as a
candidate Tor City Marshal before the
Democratic convention.
Mr.; R. Robinson takes charge this week
as manager OF the Belmont glass works. in
place Of Mr.. Henry Crimmet, lately re-
signed. g III .. 'ir5s"l
The school teachers were paid in full
this month, no deduction being made for
the time lost by the closing OF the schools
on account Of the food. st.Ei, s.! r..
Tbs Little Folks Mission Band willlave
an entertainment at the First Presbyterian
church on Friday evening. Preparations
have been going on Tor good while. 'as.i
The NJ, E. parsonage will be moved from
Thirty:flth street TO part 'of the Sanders
propertyrecently occupied by J. T. Mercer.
Mr.. Mercer goes into his new residence.
Rov. T. X. McKallip intended to preach
at the First Presbyterian church Yesterday,
but Saturday noon he got word Of the very
serious illness Of his wife at Pittsburgh and
left at, once. f.E j.
J.B Darrah, ]. Murray and Ab. Dunlap
have been appointed committee to cup
erintendent'the repairing and setting up o.
those houses that were not totally destroyed
by the flood. III; ll3 t
Messrs. s, T. Williams and James Thorn
! az, Of Newark, were in town Saturday
They were members Of that towns relic
committee for helping river towns, ant
were here looking up places where thei
leash balance could be put to do the mos
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-03
Destructive Fire nt Utica.

UrcA, N. Y, March, Fire Was d;scov.
Grad early this morning in the new shoe
maau!ac.ory OF John Holbrook & Co., on
Cathnrine street, and proved TO be the
most destructive in the history Of the city.
The Holbrook building, W. B. Ds Longs
furniture house, Joseph Rockwell's cloth
ing house, Catharine street, NJ. q.
4 Z. D. Coms.oek's large storehouse,
on Erie street, the Utica national bank,
Newell 4 Sons, paper dealers, Utica o..
serrer building, Ccmstock Bsos., Wholesale
houae, 9. II, sayres, hardware, and Ell
ward Martins ga, fitting and plumbing
store, from 100 to l23 inclusive, on Gem
nesss street were totally destroyed with
most OF the contents. The Observer saved
its press. The weather WIS very cold. Lees
over 100000; partially insured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-03

1SD1ANAroL1s, IND, March o.-The Jour.
mails Lafayette, Ind, special" says: Some
time since a. oung man named Gcary. az.
cidentslly shot himself 1t was thought
it wes a" case OF suicide and the
authorities. of the Catholic church, Of
which deceased was. a member,
refused, under the direction Of the Bishop,
to allow tho body to be buried in the
church cemetery. The father Of young
Gtary sought redress in the courts and
defeated the church. The body Of the
young man was inferred in the cema-
terry and to day the elder Geary
was communicated and the ground de-
clared desecrated so long as the body OF
young 6esry remained in tho cemetery.
A strong guard is patrolling the cemetery,
and threats have been made to remove the
remains by violence,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-03
SUNDAY BaRKOOn FIGHT
At LexlnEtOn, Ky, Results in the MUIR.
der of u StOuecHtter,

Al Lexington, Ky, Results in the MUIR.
der of IL St0uecHtter.
LEXINGTON, KY, March 2.-Jas. Camp.
bell, u native Of Leeds, Scotland, a stone.
cutter, was killed here this morning in a
barroom 6sht between Policeman O'Con.
ner and three stoncutters, Sweeney, Fergu.
son and Campbell.
Sweeney asked O'Connor, who Was in
the room, to take drink with him.
O'Connor refused to do 80. calling Sweeney
a cowardly cur and striking him in the
face with brass knuckles. Ferguson,
another stone cutter, ran up and
hit O'Connor, when Officer CORN.
ley knocked Ferguson down with his
club and fred two shots at him. one ball
grazing his scalp. Sweeney. and Ferguson
ran out leaving Campbell in the bar.room.
AS they ran out the third shot WAS
fred which is probably the one
which killed Campbell. lie is
sshot through the heart. The evidence
before the coroner's jury has not developed
who did the shooting. The jury held a
session to-day and adjourned 10 0 o'clock
tomorrow. So far the evidence points
very strongly to O'Conuer and Gormley as
the murdersrs. Campbell has a brother
and sister in Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-03

Tas recent acquisition by The B. 4 0.
R.ilrOad Company's telegraph department
d the lines Of the National Telegraph
Company bids fair TO cost the new pocsefs'
or dearly betoreit is allowed 10 enjoy the
unmoeste, use OF its property. The West'
srn Union Company began a suit at Cleve'
land last week to enjoin the B. 4 0. from
using the wires in question, claiming that
tley belonged by prior contract to the
Western Union. 4 temporary injunction
was granted. This makes three big law.
sni,s piled on top OF the B. 4 O.'s new &C.
QUESTION, ard by the time it manages to
get ont from beneath them probably the
property will have ceased to be valuable or
important. The Western Union has sew
eral ways Of killing cat, though generally
i, prefers swallowing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-03

scrlption was in secured, Of which the sales
were 3Os. 800 pounds, against 144, 100, or an
incraaRa nf lGl 0QQ nnlndn Tha iarnaat

scription was In secured, Of which the sales
were 30S 900 pounds, against Ia, 100, or an
increase Of 1G4, 200 pounds. The largest
sales OF any description were In pulled
wool and noiIs, OF which 400, 200 pounds
were sold, against PA 500 last week, or an
increase Of l45, 400 pounds.
The sales, which must be accepted as In.
dicating the condition OF the market in re.
gard to the business done, show that man.
ulacturers have bought more in the five
days Of this week than In the six Of last.
Some OF the sales, however, reported this
week, are largely the result OF The work OF
last week, many sample bags having then
been sold, also small lots, Of which more
were wanted, heing satisfactory. The tone
Is generally very tair, and the sales would
have been considerably larger than re-.
ported II the floating offers Of manufactur.
ers had been accepted. The demand for
most descriptions is about as in previous
weeke; further transactions in pulled and
in secured have been quite extensive and
Indicate liberal demand for such. Hold.
ers Of Michigan report less demand for that,
hence It Is extremely difficult to get over
Sic for any lots Stocks Of Territory have
ooCoue IeuuCeu Wy IeCeut large Bales, |
and prices are fairly steady for all
coarse wools. ior which the demand has
improved. The supply Of quarter blood |
s.apap woods Is extremely light, and 1t is un.
derstood that some woods are on the way
from England to take their place-the
woods are mostly Southdowhs. Mauuiact.
urers are complaining about their goods,
but at the same time may have the best
assurances that just as soon as the weather
improves the demand will be s,re to spring
up quickly and during that time many
goods, II made up, will sell readily. A few
are accordingly making
for that,
Following are the prices paid: Ohio and
Pennsylvania fleece, the sales include 5000
pounds Ohio y on pt; 5000 lbs coarse
heeca on p t; 5000 lbs IN fleece enip I;
! 1000 lbs washed fleece on p I; G.O0O lbs
No. fleece, 374r; o5 1000 lbs Ohio NN and
above, Ale; 10, 900 lbs Y Ohio, SIZE; 10000
lbs No. l Ohio, 40c; $500 lbs Xand NX IN
pt; G000 lbs do No. . washed, 2Sa32c; s 700
lbs XN Ohio, $50; 2,V00 lbs do on pi 2O,-
900 LIS washed fleece oa p I; 900 lbs No.
fleece on p I; l02,GO0lbs fleece on pt; TO-
goo lbs. Ohio \, BE, 10000 lba washed
fleece, SIC, l..,,i 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-03

WoulD General Sherman accept the
nomination for The Presidency. A correa.
p,ndent OF the 1STELLlGENcER, writing
from the Generals home, gives in brief an
interesting outline Of the old soldiers plan
Of campaign. II our correspondent has
struck tho,righ,. .acent tho old man is on his
me.,le-bas at last been stuug into we'll
developed candidacy. If the convention
names Uncle Bily there need be no fear
about his sending his regrets. This for a
ticket isn't 80 bud when you come to think
about il: ..
FeE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM I ECU MSEtI SHERMAN, o. 10
Of the Uuited States.
YoE vlCE-FRESlpEST,
JOSEPH X. lIAWLEY,
OF Connecticut.
Whoever il fasIidious in such little mat
ters may hsil your Uncle William Tecum-
aeh from Missouri.
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LAWRENCE. KAs., March Ian election
was hetd to-day in the old Second Con.
gressional district to fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of Mr.. Haskell.
The candidates are L. Ii. Fuustone,
Republican; Samuel "A. Riggs, Democrat
and Greenbacker. The vote in this city
gives Funstons a majority OF 2GS, an TO-
crease over last year Of %. This county
gives Funstone 600 majority. y,
PARSONS, KANSAS, March lin the
Congressional el. csion to-day Funstone,
Republican, received 225 IN ,jority over
Riggs, Democrat. Funstone's majority in
this, Labeile county, is 700. "al--
GERARD, rs, March This city gives
Funstone ia majority, and three town
ships in the county 33S majority. N.
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yov lonp since the Democratic high
,,iss,s declared That ".he Republican party
,n,,t r ro," |, seems now that, for the
.i,,h time since tho Republican party went
iu,o power, the people are about to issue a
wit Of ne r1,ai, and Of course the Republi.
r,n marty will be obliged to bow In sub