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MonReoR mArrEns.
A. Alleged killing DcnI.d-od on Deer
Hunt.

hcGREooR, Sept. Especial. + That
was an objectionable false report absut
the killing of Graham and Shell at the
Grove. Both mon are alive and veu.
There has novor been any difficulty be-
tween them. The st. Louis Ropubiica.
contained . horrible statement of ths
affair, which was totally false. CoryoIi
county has enough 20 bear when the
truth Is told.
:. O. Wilson, and w. II. l,arker LEFT
on the Y o'clock Santa Fc train 10 day
Tor Burleson county. They 10 ON an
extensive doer hunt =
Tho Anniversary committee arc sue
Ecc,eeding well In their preparations fsr
the btn.
The health Of McGregor is very good
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Fatal OH rauK ETp,o.,.n.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. A special TO
the Journal says: An oil tank ON the
westbound freight on the Indianapolis
q st. Louis road exnlodat5
Lhis morning. The train too[
nre and was almost entirely DESTROYED,
stockman, whose name is not learned
was burned TO death. The cause OF ths
explosion Is unknown.
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THE BALANCE OF OUR SUMMER STOCK MUST CO REGARDLESS Of COST

Fine Linen Lawns, were cheap at
S5c. peryard, 10c. A YARD.
The remainder Of our stock Of Fancy
Lawns, regular price 10c., Sc. A YARD
All-Linen Crash, &c. a yard.
Ladies' Fancy Hose, IL 1-2 q pair.
Children's Full Regular Hose,
IL Lee. q pair.
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The Associated Pre.s fisds butler Again.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Sept. 2.-Gen.
Butler arrived here this morning, ac-
companiod 10y N. IL. Plympton aud ex-
Senator Ames. Ho was met nj the do.
pot by procession in carriages. Three
or four thousand people we're at the
h0tol awaiting hls arrival. An hour or
moro of the forenoon was given to an In.
formal reception. Gen. Butler speaks
hero this afternoon, aud VI Muskogon
this evening.
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Mr. L.nham on tho s,ump.

WEArHERFoRD. Sept. 2.-lSpecIsl. 2. +
Hon. Sam. Lanham left yesterday for
Gatesyllle and other places in the West,
where he. Will meet the people OF his
Congressional district and discuss Ma
tiOnal DOlitica
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Nav York, Sept, 2,-The committee
appointed to present Tilden with the
Chicago convention resolutions, meet to-
morrow, tn decide upon the method Of
officially informing Tilden Of the con.
ventiOn's action. 1t Ia probable, that In
compliance with Mr.. Tilden's wish, the
resolutions will be- scnt by mail.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2.--Mrs. Nellie
Aolbrook, a well-known California pub
lie speaker, leaves for Indiana to NOR
row to take the stump for Blaine aud
Logan. Tho lady sIuihped California
Tor Hayes IN 1876.
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Nav YoaR, Sept 2.-rhc National
RIA association to-day received check
fur 20 FROM Gov. Cleveland for n modal
inr the Slnnor Of tho "Governor's
Match" to ho shot nj CreodtnoOr.
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Th1ARKANA, Sept. 2.-lSpecial.l Mike
reilly, living on the California plaoe
near Garland City, this morning became
involved in difficulty with A Negro
named Jim Craig, concerning n mat,
gage on crop. and shot and Killed him
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O. NURSE, Sept 2- Special. Tho
tax for free school was carried to-day by
avote OF 80 to &. The majority would
have been considerably larger, but tho
friends ~ the measure, knowing 1t would
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MARLBORO, MASS, Sept. 2-Tho sbs.
factory OF Rice & Hutchins, OF Boston.
burned this morning. IL emplovod oxar
200 hands. Loss, 100000. '1''''
AT GRANNILLE, MAssAoHusErrs.
GRANvILLE, MASS, Sept. a-FIre da-
stroyed the city treasurer's Office and
TALLY insured. ''''S'V' Pa
All MlssouLA, MONTANA.
HELENA, MONT, Sent. T,yon.
Two buildings at Missoula, were burnsd
this morning. Loss, 100000; insurance
$4,000. .Incendlary. '''''
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Hanging In pennsylvanin.

PITTsBuRa, Sept. 2.--Martin Vein
berger was hanged to-day in the county
jail yard for the murder OF Louis Gott-
freund, pcddler, near Sea-
wicklV on tho night of
June 10th, 1882. Tho execution
was private, not more than ifty persons,
including members OF the press, beinv
present. The condemned man silent
well last night, ate hearty breakfast.
and at 1880, the procession took up The
march 70 the ssatfold. Weinbsrger
walked with firm step, and unfalter-
ingly, mounted the scaffold and took his
position on the trap. There was no re.
ligious services, and after the moose WAS
adjusted, the trap was sprung, and the
condemned man launched into
eternity. Death resulted from strangu-
lation, and In nfteen minutes life was
pronounced extinct. Weinberger was a
Jew, the FIRST ever hanged In XIleghany
county, and Is believed TO bo the second
in the United States. His friends were
untiring in their efforts to obtain com.
mutation, but the pardon board and
Governor Pattison, refused to interfere
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BHLroS, Sept 2--lspecial.l William
J. lIefey had the misfortune TO have a
nno horse stolen from him last night.
Every, effort Ia being nado to capture
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Congregational Nominations.
RIoHr HHNNsYLvANIA.

RRADINd, PA, Sept. 2.-The Demo-
Gratis OF the Eighth district nominated
Ermentrout for Congress.
EIGHTH MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2.-rhe Democrats of
the Eighth district OF this city, nomi-
mated John ]. O'Neill, for reelection to
by acclamatlon.
GREENBACK-DEMovRATIC FUSION.
OwAssE, MICH, Sept. 2.-The Green
back and Democratic Congressional con-
ventions were held here to-day. Both
parties nominated Timothy Il. Tarsney.
of East Saginaw, for Congress.
SECOND IOWA.
CHICAGO, Sept. "A Davenport, Iowa.
special says: j. II. Murphy was re-
nominated for Congress, by the Second
District Democrats.
ELEVENTH KENTUCKY.
LoUlSvILLH, KY, Sept. 2.-Wallace
w. Jones was nominated for Congress-
to-day by the Republicans Of the Flew
enth kentucky district.
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COAL CENTRE, Pa, Sept. 2.--Sherifi
Chambers arrived here last night, and
will remain to see that ample protection
is given all who desire to work. The
strikers have made no attempt 10 inter.
cept any non-unionists on their way 10
work since Saturday morning, and ii is
thought many will avail themselves of
the sherllfs presence to return to the
mines. No trouble IN anticipated to-day.
Sheriff Chambers called OF the cansp
ms aite teritNi 81" Ctiiieu liz s.AHYf,
that he would not permit any intorfer.
ence with the men W no wanted To work
and assured them that AZ long as they
kept within the limits of tho law he
would not disturb them. The
lIungarians who arrived AZ
courtney Yesterday did not go 10 worl,
to-day. Miners will establish camp M
that point tomorrow and try 10 nor
suado others.
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A nlaek.Ere for nuller a. s.n A.,..in.

SAN ANTONIO, Sept. 2.-lSpecial. "A
well attended workingmsn's meeting
was held tonight to devise means to
elect legislators favoring the working
mems interests. Many speeches
were made and permanent or.
ganization effected. A resolution was
offered endorsing Is. +. Batter, the
friend OF the workingman and The
friend Of the women, but il was ruled
out on apoint Of order, the opposing
members remarking that they didn't
want anything to do with Is. +. Butler,
the friend of himself.
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rrrrurn srniNos, Sept. ? .special.l J
a scrion' anil perhaps initial, shooting
affair occu, eu here last iiyht about II
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Lancy Lace Collars and Ties, at only
10c.
Ladies' Lisle Gloves, q bargain, at
Zoe. a pair.
Ladies' Handsome Dressing Sscques
at 75c,
Our stock Of Millinery at just a qaar.
ter Of its value.
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Is WHlf ALL SYOREEERPERS ARE SAYING.

arc out OF walking
BORE
Deeri whom they mddlng
mat
compete with EXTRAORDINARY ~ ~
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Space does not permit US to enumerate the MANY
bargains we offer. Pay us visit and convince
yourselves.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-24
TIERS OF INTEREST.

Headache, toothachc, eHrachr, are
cured by st. jacobs Oil. Ii conquer>
pain.
The latest fancy in Partisan coiilurc,
j. the loui, Nv style.
Mrs Margaret lyman. 23l East Thirty
fourth street New York, writes that III"
suiierpi two years with rheumaI ism,
aud for five months was IN bed. Finally
st Jac lbs on, the great couqu ror of
pain, WIS tried and IT cured her.
~lccvc, are ,till worn pulled at the
shoulders hut iii the arm closely.
Mi W. +. sullivan, 10 W. 33d street,
New York Civ. ,ays that for ak Year,
he la- snif red with rhc IN ,tisn, ana
Ter weeks WIS unhb to x t about or
feed himself Finally he rird the won
derfHl remedy, st. Jlc b. OIL. cit cured
m, he -nys, "aud | have not been
troubled with rheumatism since
Fans are suspended from the waist
10y chatclninc- or 10y velvet ribbons.
Mr.. } W Reed, editor Of the Farra-
gut, Iowa, News, says Il was afflicted
TIA h umitism 80 badly could scarcc-
~ wtlk st Jacobs Oil, the great pain
urc, WAS piled but on &c and IT curt Il
me"
There j. a tendency toward the re-
turn of the DOLLY Warden style.
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sew om,fANs July Flour i, quiet and
unchanged
Corn j., quiet Mixed gle. white GaD 7jc
,oAt-. western. ,cnrcr and firm prime '.yc
choice irr. Texas higher choice 10
Corn mcul j, higher at - ste
Hay 4, scarce mud nuu. Prime ,l3nls 10.
choice ~
Pork Is stead. with good demand at IL e
Lard j. steady nui unchanged
Hulk meats are scarce and firm. shoulders
lH. kcd. d e. long clrnr and clear rih-
Hams, choice susur-curvd cauyH>scd uu
changed
whisky j. steady and unchanged
Coffee steady Hud In iair demand Rio car.
goes. common Ia prime .'afqllc.
sugar /, quiet aud unchanged
Cotton seed oil, prime crude. i, quoted at
q &c. The market j. at u -tandstill
~. Luri~ July 2&-Flour is cusv and uuirt
Corn l. dun and lower at ia t. sc BASH
oats arc >low and steady at }ld - 'acca-h
Corn meal is hrm al $40
Pork l. quiet; lphbiug loo
Bulk meats are slow long clear >Dr ,hnrt
ribs, ZOO. short clear She
Bacon /, steady shoulders. 6ltdGa.>r: lyuu
lear e3.ir. short ribs, ,s-Sagc. short clear
% .>a91-ic
Ham, i25.iHli3-ic
Lard nomluHlly o. 80.
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A W0man's Pair " New Shoes.

When n woman has new pair Of
shoe. sent home she perform, altogether
different from n man She never
shovc> her toes into them and Nauks
and hauls until She i red in the face
and all ont OF breath, aud then goes
stamping and Kicking around. but pull,
chem ON part way carefully, tWiicho.
hem oil again To take a last look and
see If she has got the right one pull,
Them on again, looks AT them drramilv.
says they are jus, right then fake, an
other look. steps suddenly To- smooth out
the wrinkles, twists around and survey :
them sideways, cNclaims. "Mrrcv how
loose they are, looks AT them again
square IN front works her feet around
81 they won't hurt her quite 81 much.
takes them on, looks AZ the heels. the
toe, the bottom, and thcu inside. puts
them on again, walks up and down the
room once or twice. remarks Ia her bet
tcr-half that she won't have them at any
price. Tits down the mirror So She can
see how they look, turns in every pos
siblc direction and nearly disluratcs her
neck trying 10 see how they look from
that way. backs OH, steps M again.
takes thirty or forty farewell looks, SAYS
they make her feet look awful biz and
will never do in the world. put, them
on and on three or four times more.
asks her husband what he think, about
IT., and pays no attention To what he
says, goes through it all again, and
finally says she will take them II is
very simple matter, indeed. - Chlcago
IytDAus
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DOTS AND DASIIES.

Compressed AIR locomotives are
used in Europe.
Levine Bros. have a good stock of
ylli-e~ and satchel. cheap.
-Celluloid aud linen collars an cuffs,
all styles and size-, NJ Levine Bros.
Call and see tine low-rut prices III
Men fine shoc- at Il. HABERs.
Levine Bros can fit You with du stcr
of different material, from Zoe hpec
mp
Big cuts tbs week in Ladies Fine
Button and Low ~noes at Il. llAnDHS.
You should get several OF those real
chrap.wLite anI.color d.summer vests a.
Levine Bros.
rhc higges' drive this season in Cloth
rg and Mems furnishing goods
b. II HFKs.
\ irw special | Is OF l,lics' Gnulr L.
dcrwear and Co'scts TIN, wccA at sanger
Bros.
oOur spr,,l offerings in Lce. and EN-
b oidcry during this week should atm e.
the atleltion OF everybody. Sanger Bros
Black and cream all six Spanish
ami Spanish Guipcur laccs ARE stlIl
sclhrg a, 30 per cent OF their actual
value AT Sanger BROTHERS.
Parasol4 hnvc been cut in prices again
n we ARE bound Ia close them ont. sang, +
Bros.
l.tceS. Hamburg Edgings, Swi-S 4 rim
mings. Everlasting Trimming and lAdlrs'
4 Ncckwcar departments. Call for spccia'
. a 10 at
rhr partnrr-hn heretofore existing
between Machon Il llcrlZbrrg is this day
dissolved by mutual consent Jamrs
Machon assumes all liabilities aud will
collect all accounts due the finn.
JAMES MACIioN,
I.to. ilEHllnEWG.
Waco, July 3. lSSl 7-l-lm
Ladies that bought lac"s and rm
broidcry nt our sale last week claim
they bought the best bargains of the
season. They viii remain on our
counters until sold out, at Sanger
Brothers.
Sick Committee of Waco Lodge
No. %. a. L and y. NJ. tor the res
cnt mouth: q. Wheat, G. W White,
j. Il. Battlc, l.. h. Black and W. l..
Barker
BY order of the W. NJ.
j. W. SrEiGnr, Secretary,
Rcmc.mber that Sanger Brothers
are selling
4l-2 ward lengths OF embroidery
for - cents.
il-2 yard lengths of embroidery
Tor 30 cents.
II ward lenhths of embroidcr,
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noe CREEK WAS RGGnT.

noe CREEK WAS HIGIII.
Editor Examiner
Fall. county has elected her dele
gate, To the Judicial convention, both
strong for Goodrich one his brother
ir-lnw, the other II law Yer who Joined
in the call for him to run. II i, nov
III order for Judge liimc~ to submit
himself To our primaries. lie risks
nothing. McLcnnan j. his only chance.
nominate him. Will She do il; VIII
-hc nominate him over the heads of
her own good men. equal 10 him in
every respect surely She will not.
1t has not been learned that Judge
liimc- has vet agreed to abide the pri-
narice in McI.cnnan. Perhaps he i'll
do 50 now il i too late. Waco.
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There Ia one pltce In the city OF
Waco where a half hour or SO eau be
spent protitably in examining beautiful
sp 'clmrus OF art. and that place j. the
at gallery of Mr.. W. ID. Jack .on on
Austin avenue. Mr.. jackson has re-
cently secured the ,ervlces IT one of the
nhest artists IN the state, Prot. Cohen, of
honston' aud the finest work l. now
tnrnei out from his gall ny. The Pros
ieSSor has the reputation OF being a very
me painter, aud specimens of his work
To be seen at tn" gallery, will convince
ny one OF this fact
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THE TOWN TAIk
Items OF Interest CuIlcd by our
Reporters.

The Brazo- i, slowly falling
All the train, were on time to-day.
Butter j. scarce and price, are adj
vancing.
The candidate, will be here in
force to-day.
Tile supply of ice in the city i,
growing alarninglN les.
some fine grapes are seen at the
fruit stands. raised near Waco.
The passenger list j. heavy on all
trains for thi, season of the year
Two cars of wheat went out oven
the Missouri Pacific Yesterday
One of the old time wagon train
was on the square yesterday morning
A communication signed "NcW
Bridge" will bc answered tomorrow
A biz crowd ofcandidatc- boarded
the Central for Marlin yesterday morn
ing.
Hot. hotter. hottest but buy LAKE
lee and it will keep You cool at al
times.
sanford johnson moves his mcat
market saturday to the old market
building.
The Iron Front i. the place TO visit
when YOU wish to play Il game OF poo
or billiards.
The best Judges of tobacco and
cigars all patronilr Herr. lie lead
the town in his line.
The Water Company is out in
card cautioning consumers against thu
needless waste of water
-Bronnum's ice cream and cream
soda are all the rage among the socict!
people these hot evenings.
The silver Moon restaurant is tn
only place in town where YOU can 90
first cla,. meal at all hours,
-Ifvour house or ward fence need
painting call on &. +. smith and lac wi
do Noua good Job nj reasonable rat"
The purcst drug, in town al
found at :. u. llnmlrtt's. Give him
call when YOU wish n prescription pr
pared,
A llinchman's books were vcstc
day turned over to Horace Picket
bookkccpcr for kcllum n Rotan.
have a statement made FROM for Il
court.
A building permit wa. issued y,
tcrGlay to II. j. smith for rcsidcn'
on Austin street. between 9Th al
10th, to cost 81 900.
The lawn party last evening W.
well attended. and all enjoyed thcr
selves. Want ofspacr iurbids MOI
extended mention this morning.
A gentlemen from the countI
informed an EXAMI>EE reporter y"
tcrdav that all the tanks in the count
would be dry in week more if il iii
no, rain.
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Willy Ben VIII Wait.

LOWELL Mass July 2t.-Gcncral But
Ter has arrived, not having been here
since the Chicago Democratic Convcn-
ton. lie said he had not submitted to
be interviewed by reporter since he left
Washington. In response to an inter.
rogatory he said he was unwilling to give
his opinion regarding the Democratic
Convention Platform or its candidates
lie said he had no opinion OF statement
TO give at present.
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Down. down. down. My goods have
all been marked down, and yet am
changing figures II little lower. Unjust
make room for fall goods; hats and
bonnct> for u mere tribe: hand hraid-
- cents To- 81; pheasant waves rcduccd
necl, wear reduced: gloves reduced;
parasols at cost fans al cost. mean
what say Come and see for your
self. Dress making II spccialt\:a full
line of dress trimmings. Call before
purchasing drc,, goods Advice wha,
10 wear and how 10 make il free of
charge al Mrs. H. j. boss. south
Fourth street.
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Kirk . atrtck II ouse.

BY this method inform my tricLds
and patrons after 40 Wears ab>cuce trom
business, caused by sickness and ni>tor
tune, | now ask the Kind return ct the
once liberal patron &c. assuring th"u
they shall always be kindly cared tor nj
nv house, between seventh and + gltl
streets. on Austin avenue. Every ding
new and iirst-class.
7.l.lm NRs. y IT, kIRKPNIRICK.
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saved Her LATE.
Ridge. McIntosh 90. GA.

huge, MCINTOSH Co, ca,
Dr. i. Bradhrld
Dear Sir.-l have taken several bottles
OF your Female Regulator Tor falling ol
the womb and other diseases combined,
OF sixteen years standing, and | really
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seward \. IIaocltnc. of springfield
Missouri. one of the most successful
patent solicitors in the west, sends II,
the following li-l oflaic patents issued
for thi, ,iutr
Gotten. Jefferson b., Gainesville;
bottlc-stoppcr
Fisher. Charlie, A., Calvert; game
apparatus,
Lockctt. William A.. Brcnhan; car
trid2c-loaiing apparatus.
Thorp. james l.. Fort Griffin: lit1-
ing-iacS.
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-The lnrgc.t dcmand fnr nnhlIc hnc

The largest demand for public doc
umeuis aud Government publication,
comes from libraries and specialists
Under the law, a. ii stands, all public
documents regularly issued at the Gov
-rnment Printing Office are accessible,
10 the general public ON payment o
costs with ten per cent. added This i,
for those who are not fortunate enough
20 have them by Representatives OF
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Atlanta, Ga.

Or j. Bradhrld
Dear Sir,-Some fifteen years ago |
Examined the receipt OF your Female
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"NOt Enough in the Town.

Thi, was the remark of an indiyid-
ual who had inbbcd too much of the
ardent Yesterday evening, but lac soon
changed his mind when tackled by
Marshal Moore and Policeman Knott.
II will be a colder day than yesterday
when these officers do not fetch their
man.
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The Huckleberry Cordial

For long time 1t was thought that
he hn"kleberrv WAS only FOR table use,
but II was known during the late war IN
the shape OF Il cordial i WAS superior t.
tn" blackberry DIR. Biggers Huckle-
berry Co dial il the GREAT SOUTH
ERN REMEDY for restoring the little
olc flom the Ell cts If t,cthing, and
cures Dlarrl ra, D!sentory and all
bowel all rtipns. For sale by all drug
gusts AT - cents "a bottle.
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> Tested u Quarter of n century
aud stands l'uriNulcd

LtGrangr, Ga.
Dr. j II adGeld, Atlanta, "a:
Dear Sill; i take pleasure in Stain.
HAT have used, Tor the last twrnf
years, the medicine you are now putin
up, known ~ DR.. BraIteds Frna
Regulator, aud consider it th- b.,tco
O'nation ever gotten together tor the .
ease TOR which II is rrccommendrd. W
hlndest regards, | am, respectfully,
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>omet hing Desired by All

During the time W keep those We
.ovr and cherish with IL after tuev nav,
departed This lie, il that they may bc
free from the accustomed d. cay that SO
= on comes after death, especially IN
wacm wcath'r. We propose, where par =
ties in rust their depar. Ell fricnds t.
tn remove discOoration, pr vent frulh-
ing, remove and prevent the formatio
OF gases ap'i ~ sirfect the body as to-
keep it nrtnrnl and lItclike. We r.
pare AMI embalm bodie for shipment
by the best pro 'ess known to sc euce,
VIZ: Arterial embalmIng, and h VI,
spared II" pains or mon y to inform our
,el' Is Of Il ! the latc-t improvements IN
this branch OF our husiue,~ All CT /
answered. nj hit or day prompt y.
find ns when clos d please rad no
on our tore door, corner Of = IT,
Austin streets.
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Waco, July lS-2w
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-24
Candidates Appointments.

The candidates. Will address the peo-
pie at the following dates:
Mastersvillr, July l7th, ! p. m.
Eddy, July Ut, $50 p. m.
Moody, july 18Th, | p. m.
McGreRor, July 18th, $50 p. m.
Crawford, July 10Th, D. III.
Patton, July 18th, $50 y. III.
West, July 22nd. I T.. m.
Geneva. july 22ud, $50 p. m.
Duty School House, Jnly %
Waco, ly 9th, $50 p. m, p. m.
county prh,ilct Offices for all
Waco, y = l. $50 Do. n
let Judge and leg slative candidqtes'