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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29
THE TOWN TALK.
Items of Interest Cuiied by oti
Reporters.

And the dust j. still with u,.
The watermelon mcn ar" getting
thicker.
There was one death at the poor
house last week.
Everything is settled down to
business again.
Wheat shipments yesterday
mounted to two car-loadN.
several load, of prairie hay ON ,l'
square yesterday.
The thermometer registered lo2
in the shade yesterday
The attendance nj the chnrrhc'
SUNDAY was rather light.
The excursion boat up Salt River
Saturday night. was heavily loadr''
The purest i, AWAY, the best
Then buy lake lee and Keep yourself
cool.
The defeated candidates NIL seem
10 accept the situation with good
grace.
Judge ltiincs seems To hc the iav-
orile in Mcl.cnnan a. well a. FALL
county.
The Silver Moon gives the best
meals in the city. and at reasonable
rates.
The billiard and pool tables M the
Iron Front are always in iir-t-cIas-
order
There was II big demand fol
Hers cigars by the losers ON the
election.
The hot and dry weather is culls
ing scarcity in vegetables in thi
market
There il at present fifteen paupcr
in the poor house, the largest nulnbc
for a year.
When YOU have prescription Il
be prepared, take it TO :. Il. Hamlet,
on Austni street
Bronnum's was crowded all da
SUNDAY with the lovers of tine ic
cream and CONNECTIONS.
The building boom still keeps ~
and WaCo's business men seem to hay
faith in the dirt under their feet
C. +. smith does all the artist
sign writing of the city Call on hil
when YOU want anything IN his line.
Mr.. sam Young the man shot b
the Bohemian last Thursday AT We
station. j. still alive. though very low
If YOU want to buy or sell ANY
thing, have anything 10 rent. lost q
found anything, let the public know
through the EXAMINER.
The attention Of the health con
mittce i respectfully directed 10 Tia
condition of some of our ALLEYS. Nov
that the yellow fever season az
pronchcs we cannot hc too careful.
The town cow is getting troubl,
some. one of them chased II littl
girl around Franklin street for abuu
fifteen minutes Yesterday an
would have seriously injured he
but for the interference of some gel
tlrmen who were passing.
We have received the first cop
OF the TcNc, Lantern, published il
this city by Mr,Srs, Matlirr Bros. tw
enterprisiug young journalists. TIA
Lantern i, an illustrated four column
quarto. issued weekly, and shows cVi
dencc of genuine ability.
Wveth's Mcnthol Pencils. sure eur
for headache. neuralgia, to"thach'
.arachc. taccachc price - cents. sol
by Riycrc X Co., Druggists, frankll
street. WUco. Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29
Look and Ikcu,i.

Down down. down. Ny goods have
all been marked down. and Vet am
changing figures little lower. Unjust
make room for fall goods hats and
bonnet- for mere ,ritlr: hair hraids
IS cents to Si:hair wave, reduced;
neck wear reduced: gloves reduced.
parasols nj cost; fans nj cost. mean
what say. Come and see for Your
self. Dress making SpccialtN:a tull
line of dress trimmings. Call before
purchasing drc-, goods. Advice hat
10 wear and how Ia make il FIRE" of
charge nj Mr.. Il. j. bo->, south
Fourth street.
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A BRIGHT AkkANSAN.
HIS WEES sYMpArAlEs MISPLACED.
How Suppositiou- >naSe-Bite Was
blade to Cater to the DepruNed APP
petite ut Southwest
ern Judge.

MRS. Nuck>Ou, Wlte OIL Judge NOCkSOn
whose legal opinion Is highly ya,ued and
" nose appetite tor whisky is as vigorous IA
the kick of mule colt, is 50 watchtul of
tine old gentleman to keep hsn from drink
ing, aud is so much Ikea dark cloud when
h. does drink, that the mind of the old
gentleman is sadly wruu hit upon in the
exercise OF inst inventive genius which.
Tor the accommodation OF man, frames ex.
cuSpS.
a man IA whose favor the Judge had
rendered "A decision. sent "A five gallon krg
ot 'mountain dew" whisky t. the i'm
partial jurs.. The key was lett ut the
Judges residence instead of at his office.
This oversight was "A sad mistake, tor mus
ing, the Judge said;
"Just aS we'll not have sent il at all.
When Mary cts her hooks on lot OF
whisky it., gone. Got to devise some plan.
The sick dodge is pretty we'll worn out, and
thu Neep-oildisra,e racket won't work any
longer. must give this question due study
aud secure II run on that key"
"Mr. Oglesby sent you IL keg of whisky,
love-" sad the Judges wife. "lhave filled
up the camphur bottle and shall keep the
res To use in case of sickness"
"fcr have not been feeling we'll to-day. {"
"And the fact that the keg of whisky is
here make, you feel worse, does it not ="
wnking slyly at "a relative who had come
to spend few days, but who had spent
several months.
"Oh, hadn', thought of the k.g II |
want whisky, | suppose that can get it
down town"
But if people were to see YOU drink it
down there, your chances OF reelection
would be injured"
The Judge knew this o. he true, hut he
laugh, d at the idea, aud devoted himself
10 the evolution OF a plan which soon ma
tured in hi, mind. After dinner he went
to work in the garden. Pretty soon he
threw his hoe aside, rolled up one leg Of
his pantaloon~, scratched hIs SHIN with a
hriur, and thrn struck trut for the house.
Bursting into the ,itIng-ruom. he -I
clain,.d:
''Snakr bil snake bit! Oh, my gracious,
| am snake bit"
The huu~eLoid was thrown iu'o couster-
nation. Mrs. Nuck,ou wiung her hands
IN de>p pair when size saw the Imprint uf the
serpeHPs fang, but the visiting relative
being more sell. pusSrss ed--pur relatives
are always more srlt-posS-ssed than We
are uggested whisky. The Judge swore
that lie would not drink it. The relative
declared that persons who were bitten by
snake, always ohjec ed to whisky, which
showed that the poison was striking in
Mrs. Nuck,On sworc that the Judge should
drink whisky. The Judge touned at the
mouth and Nwor" that lac would not. The
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29
Cooling Baths, Ocean Breezes and
Fresh Roses

are in the thoughts OF MI at this time 81
he summer. lo br entirely rouinrtahl,
Is also necessary To think If a cooling
rclim "a vrglr,I!r Diet crisp >alilS, An,
4 mind tease No mind can Toe NJ en Z,
- hort h'a ia. CIV" of uur irlrud- : Y
SICKNESS oNp's EXTRACT is worth it.
eiglJ IT, Colt" 1t CO.. qI,rs all kinds CO.
'lmnti IL, whll' Tor All sorts oi h, NOR
liagr> II IL the g'ea est knr~n remedy
eminent physicians prrscrib 1t through.
ut Europe ard America
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


" II Gcbbin. New Nork;Iohn An
dcrson, CORPUS hri~li; II + lIug"e
Houston; John { Levi, Austin; ". \.
t,rIibbN. st Louis: 'ha, T Nchall, Chi
cago: W { Dean, Houston; II l.. La
bait, Galveston; &C Wright, I ~ \
q Il K; ; - thittcndcn, l.ampaSas.
: W D'lincl, lIou-ton John T. korncn.
louisville; Henry Smith II Louis:
j " smith. Va; I has SWANSON. CAL
weston; j T. johnson, IiNcrponl VIM
shelton, Marlin Mis-, VIII MAY ~hrl-
ton, Miss Maggie I!radloy. Rcagnn.
I've iiiildlcy, Reagan; " Vi i,unan
county; + W Iuhbork, Quinc>
McrLELLANp
Il smith, Gnlvc,tom . y Mitchell
trcnomd; II & Fisher, City. T. 4
Levy, New Orleans; " II Nparkmnn
Ross; . J lInlbcrt. Ross: Nil, Alice
Pundt. Naya>ota j T Ben. Calvert
{ : short, Aquilla: John ~chlc\
Gainesville.
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THE ROAD To REFO
"OLD JIM," THE PITTSBURGH Pr
How u Notable Fraud Doomed IN,
Ribbon in Chicago-Au Incid..
the Temperance CampAr,
In That City.
Chicago Newsl


"The tears of the redeemed ina,
will water the flowers over hi, s,,,
Thomas Edward Murphy, the Tenn,
lecturer, III his address al the r.,,.
we'll Hal meeting.
"Ner hetcher life they wN,,ss-
thin. round-Shuuldered man, Sc,..
down the aisle, and leaning t,n.
the platform, seized the spesh,,,
shook it vigorously. Give q,
pard," he continued, As he stsaA
self and attempted Ia remouI,
which set iauntily on the back daA
"Certainly. my dear irieH-i," al
Murphy, grasping his hand. n
bless him. shruled Mr. Francis n
who sat near his son. The u
cheered. Murphy, father and sd
the shaky man by the collar ah
him up on the roSttum. With nd
hands he signed the pledge. 4 nth
tied in the button-hole uf hi, beeii
coat, and with Murphy on each
him he was wheeled before the a.
One leg of his pants was stuck int
top; the buttons of hi, vest were
wrong holes; his shirt-front loosei
crash towel, ana the bow OF his
hung over his shoulder. He Gle
thiO at.
"l'm er travelin' mar" said h,
Impressive jerk of his head.
creates traviin' man IN Ger Worli
audiences laughed. The elder Mnr
">h-.---" al don't live in Chics
continued. 81 gish cum IRE.
enuf. Yer see ziS hat (holdine Nj
dilapidated specimen: Tain
Mines stholp. Sthole while WI,
an ar alley. Saloon-keep p on ,,
gim'e us un. Don't drink-nuu ,
Whisky sthcals yer brains; .
yer money; stheals yer neNs,
Nthan: Yrs nuthin in it,
Sphen two huner dollrrsh
bum, an never Kit cent back
yer broke yer 20 inter some sloa
yer Sphen yer two huncr dollersh,
fer er drink an git kicked ut-hic
Sthau: Pm SICK. Pm sick NV viii
cha ragcr."
'Chicaso is II good city," inter
MIR. Murphy, rrurovinglV.
"Ncr bet 1t ishw ,uid the shssy
IT'S er good lty ter git drunk Ia
don't yer fergit it,"
Amid great applaus" from he audi
the shaky man was led from Tue ros
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cHlCAGo. July 2s-rhc pruyir,' journal re-
ports hog receipts II 100 head. The market /,
brisk and higher ut - lOa5.75.
CArrLE-Reccipts 1000 head. The market ir
active and lower EcNport grades 81. iUnG.ai;
good 10 choice shipping steers si.iOHG3N:
common 10 medium, sijOG5ju; grass Texans
lOM4l
sHEkI-Reccipts 300 head. Market i, dun
lnitllot 10 lAlr - va B.: medium 10 good 5000
80; choice to extra 3.iOg 400: Texas sheen
- 2inS.7i. "' y
me nrovrrs Journals Liverpool >urcipl
lunies the supply Of American cattle ana thr
demand weak Best Americans lSc r N
dressed. ~
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Normal school.

Exercises opened AT the usual hour
with praycc 10y superintendent Rotr.
After AN illustrative and instructive
lecture ON higher geography 10y the
principal, the remainder of the day :
session wa, devoted to school organi-
lation. rccitutions, resolutions and
music.
The evening meeting was made I'M
usually interesting by II lecture from
Professor Rutr ON the all important
subject of general government and it,
relation to school government.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29
Those aUtN lielIs.

We have just received small IN
yoirr of ,undoWn~ and picnic car
wheels in light aud dark straw, an'
have them in stock trimmed and TN
trimmed. All other straw goods an'
dress hats ut your own pricr-. a. w.
wish to increase the size of our ca'l
balance, 80 a. to lay in our fall stock
~ lowest cash terms
Mrs ELLA :. COHEN,
Fashion Bazaar
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Yesterday, Returns is Far a.
Heard From.

hcbbN rom.
All day SUNDAY. H. we'll Il, vc,trr-
day. there were thrung, at almost
every conner of the streets. anNiuu~ly
awaiting the results of the election.
We give brloa all the boxes that have
been received by MIR. j. Il. lichey 1t
will b. probably ten day. before the
entire vote can be gi,cn officially:
STATE ~EN AruE.
Il. II. Harrison. 3.Sl4.
FLoArrR.
l.. l.. Foster. 3.7s2.
EErRE-ENTArIVE
f. \. Jones, 3.2s2; +. Parr, 229
DISTRICT JUDGE.
r. \. Nckcnncv. 2jg; W. VI. Flour
noN. 45H: H. W Hilnr>. 1923: j. {.
West, LIZ.
coUNTN JrDGE
q. T. Gerald. l,7sl; VIM. W Evans
LOB
rorNrN ATTORNEY.
j. ". Taylor. 2,522: u. H. Hardy.
1873.
Van Hall. SIG; ". f. Harris. l,5o2.
j. & Rose. i36: Joe Ellison. 800;
COUNTY CLERK,
John W Baker. 3.9l4.
DISTRICT CLERK
L. +. Bca>Iey. l.OOs.
CorNIN TREASUSER.
j. u. Wallace. 2,225; Dr. j. II. Cald-
we'll. l.3Os.
TAN COLLECTOR.
j. II Richcl. Gal; O. ". David. .637 :
\. H. West. l.ll6.
rNN ASSESSOR.
Z. !. rrim. 1927: Womblc. 9S :.
l.. Norwood, 1853; j. T.. ~taudctcr.
612
CutN1N SURVEYOR.
j. T.. Nurrat, 1859.
COMMISSIONER.
Dixon tonally. 7O2: l.. j. kcndrick
/ 500; H. W. strickland. l33: 49, Car
uthcr~. Gl3; Frank Brilton. ~,
PUBLIC WEfGIIER.
/ &. W Jmnry 2,:i3s; Tom f. ~trph
rn-, -: j. I. t'rawtord. 3i9.
JUSTICE OF me PEACE.
H. " Davis. l2I2; J. f. Davis, l,5ll
!. ". Npri@ht, S39; Phil Il. ~inuon,
81
INSPECTOR.
Ike Pryor. 80; " I. Curry 81.
,oNNIsoIoNEE rHEc. ..
+ \ Thicker. III. ,1nrub " rnNrr. 1870
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For Half "A Life Time

Mr., john GimmI Mllln Go Pa. IL
thr spring "i l>Gl il jued her spine an
ilrtial paralysis ensured. For nrarn
wcntv YEAR, shc vas unable I, walk. l.
he spring 81 1883. she was aIyi ed to Us
81. Jacobs OH. the great conqueror Of
lain. ~" list application gave instaneous
r-ief Bore the second bottle was tx.
mu,trd she WAS able ~ walk and i
mad
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ro Tins. Interested i'm Hic,cIinr,

Any one de>iring a bIcNcIc can pro
cure any information relating to bi-
cycles and ,undries from me nj Muhrs
shop. Am always glad to talk bicycle.
f.. II. WILCOX,
Ag't for all make, of the Lillicbridgc
lIandWi,ur jul - lw
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- 60
Fruit lTees.

Texas grown, acclimated. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed in all fruit trees, shade
or ornamental trees bought OF me
Will plant and insure ifrequired. VIII
give every advantage that any party
al distance can offer, and ! am here
10 make my contracts good. Reserve
your orders and call on me at the
SEED STokE. r. W. hshi'
Etu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29
New HeaT-c.

That new white hcar-c that wa,
driven around the streets YESTERDAY
afternoon il the finest thing of the
Kind in the city and rs good as there
+, in the state. Ii is intended toru
AT the funeral, of children and was
admired by all who saw it. -
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29

Notwithstanding the excessive heat
and long continued dry spell of
weather. i. {. Roller continue, to sell
the best and pure,t qualities of Ice al
the same old price, 30 cents hun
dred, in large quantitic,, Free de-
livery 10 any point inside the city
limits.
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seTena,ierS.

\ party of gentlemen started ont in
carriage, last night To ,ercuadc the
successful candidates. \ RICH, ROYAL
time Wa, had. and all returned home
well pleased with the evening, anuse-
mont.
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M cure No Pay.

Pcelcr', Chill and Fever Syrup il
warranted To cure any case of chillS
and fever. Contains no quininc or
arsenic. or ANYTHING injurious to the
~ Stem
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29

Mr.. John W. Hyatt has charge q
the mailing list and city Subscribers 70
the EXAMINER lie is auhorz' d to sod
ncit and receipt FOR subscriptions ana n"'
utij
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ALBANY OPIUM EATERS
A Druggists Array OF Facts RoaH'
with ~ Touch of sarcasm


al learned one thing ~ AloanlS
ter that surprised me-" said oaN
York city, Senators tn q Iep@s
that was that Albany has more oP
ers, or at least consumes moreoP~I
any other place of its size IN tls"
had always noticed a sort oil o"
look ON the faces Of many Adams
thought may be it got there thfOu'
gazing into futurity to see II ths'''
prospect OF the new capitol 'e'+l
pleted. mentioned this p,cul's'N
friend OF mine one night. He ke'fl
drug store in Albany lie sall
like to express any opinion III 'ne
but he laid some very I1tere'uHs
before me.
"About the time that Tom h'"
came INTO the Assembly Naiu w.
the dl ug5i,t, Albany was inau''
grub al ,ng on something Ike Iou'
pounds OF opium and about iouI
ounces of morphia year luS's v,
inhabitant nearly tittY grams a.
about 5000 inhabitants tueh, ri
have between 10000 and lU'""
intend to begin TO even imagine ""
hut the clamor for opium tha'
with that increase of 40,1ol comp i,
deal out nearly 1900 pounds oil q
besides 1000 ounces of morPn't -,
tween 5O0. $50 and $1,000 morPHl|,
This gives more than ~ grams a,
and about twenty five grains a,
to each one VI Us. About o"' IN
the insiduous and lasclhH'ns y,
taken in It's native state, anu "a.
der in liquids, pills and Po"hs i
drew barrel of laudanum !" n,
alone last year, and the one i,s
tap now is pretty well e"' s,,h. /
near as | can ge, at It, iour'hl'r
opium consumers in Albany a'
TRoy, Nv, ouiy 2d.--hus,
......rous blacksmith lous
rounds with Dick Egan, the n
terror" in the Grand Ceu"a Il,
here asst night. Hughes forced ~. Il
tie ut the beginning, and thus W. n,
porlunlty to knock out Eassn ,stt
getting windcd. Neither s IA V.,
skill, but slugged, cllucheu q" 81,
he stage. At times the stag. Iusa
isputing men, and d 10" usrs
In the fourth round the men MED Ii I
aud clinched, and when 70
Hughes GAINED foul sayIpss 80,
bitten his face. The reiesss ~"
night = draw.
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Ixn,tlx The Right Thing.

Why don't You cure Your backachc
with one of Benson's tapcine Porous
Plusters. sure and quick. Pie,
For sale 10y Castles * Morrison.
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Our Home Advert sers

will please bear in mini that copy tol
ebai res in their advertisements must
be handed in by 3p. m. otherwise 'h'
change carrot he mode.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29
PERSON Al.

! ~. ,l--l,-., .f>,.,li,, No. /,
H. Nh'It"h; Esd Oh MAI ''h' N"' u
the rltN yesterday
Hon. j. \. Martin. of Marlin. was ii
ih" city Yesterday ana gave the IN
AMINEk pleasant call
MIR. Robert smith. manager. At Gal
YES ON. of II. g.. pum A CO.., mrrcan-
tile agency Is III the 'iti-
MrC. Y. BAILEY. who ha, been al
tendino school nj Georgetown. called
an the EN\MINrK Yesterday.
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LIVERPOOL Sror>-SiGHT EfroHr
LIVERPOOL, July 2N-Spot cotton closed
steady at the following quotations
Ordinary ..... - iS.N
Good Ordinary ...... ................. 1T.>
Low Mhlllur ................ .....G IL
Middlug lpiaud> 3D.. ................ tl-i
Middlug Orleans o..
sales 1000 bales; American 200 halcs Spec
ulatiun and export 5000 bales. Import, 5000
bales: American 800 bales
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quite number of young gentle
men. accompanied 10y Peterson's bras,
band. called ON all of the successful
candidates and bid them happy HON :
i'm their new field. several beautiful
responses were returned, and among
them one from our Young and courte'
Gus friend Coot David, the king oi
the field" The band i'll it, gcners
round up paid its respects To the IN
AMINER Office by refreshing piece o
/ music.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29

IL. =. Hansen wa, arrested yesterday
by Deputy Marshal Brown, charged
with unlaviuly opening letter be-
longing to Miss Peterson. Both the
parties are Norwegians.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29

Several tine new churches, of yari'
Gus denominations, are being bullt III
Chicago.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29

The mercury rose 10 ll3 degrees in
Uy,lde last week. Next.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29

Go around and get roast turkey at
the Silver Moon to-day.
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'IanosslmWoD QlIB54I
'NOsS1NIIS d NHof


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psluaIIuM lou sBA plPoq no pIsloqo 10
llod'I aHI. 'uollpuoo iIBlluBs pooS ~ 81
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'sIuoI Is uoiI qolBdsIp BuIMoUOJ
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's'oed qua 40 pslupIIeM aoN
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Nv 10 nos 9ql pun 'uolSulmoola 10 usuI
FunoA uMouN lsoq qua 10 suo spA slaslS
de!il loI Slio slql 81 0ouo ~ ,qSnolq
90 % palosdNS 81 aq pun 'olVO OF psoBIl
eAoq saAlloslsp sql 'Alnf 10 qllnoI qua
no Alio slql ~ pallIH pus loqs svM oqM
'slsalS YuBI4 10 IaI9pInm Qua 'suIYMvH
nnluK-95 ilnf III 'SoIoNIKoo1a
ONO o. PsosIL
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29

Every smoker should Try Little
Joker"
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John Hay j. an expert French
scholar.
sack Frost.
Mr.. NJ j. Green, 7. Nj. a. North But.
falO, Pa, states his feet were al y
frost, Il aud e suff red also with PAM
IN the Read which st. JACOBS Oil, the
great pain rel ever, completely cured,
Fifteen thousand alligator skins
were marketed during last month at
>aUinc Pass.
Watcrmrlons. by large quantities,
are being shipped from torpus Christi
to Laredo.
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To Rent. A desirable second
story front room adjoining my store,
suitable for lawyer or doctor.
Tow PADGIyT.
III
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Because MS True.
All schools of medicine agree that
Bcn,on'~ Capcinc Porous Plaster is the
bc>trNtcrnal remedy known. 25c.
For sale by Castles " Morrison.
The 6re at sheep Raiser.
MIR. Alfred Hay. of Boomauoomann
Australia, says that IA few Applications OF
- jacob Oh, the great paiu-reliev, T,
rhre ed him Of painful neuralgia.
The French Government has de-
ridrd not to recognize Prrc liNa-
rinthc'> Church.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29

For Rent. Two new brick store
huu>rs near Narrow Gauge depot.
Enquire of Tow pADGI1T
y29- i'm.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29

several eases of ,unstroke are re
ported at ~cguin lately.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29
Kidney Troubles

externally one BE- sons Capcne Porous
Plaster over the kidneys.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29

one good secondhand eight horse
power engine for sale cheap. Apply
10 Tow PADGI1r.
iN29-lm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-29

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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-06-28
The A. o. u. w, Bail.


TheHFourth of Juty.is always antici-
pated with pleasure by the people who
enjoy excitement and festiyity, and
the one so close is not an exception.
Everybody is making preparation for
Il splendid time and one of the most
important features of the day is the
Workmen's ball, 1t is too well known
to need explanation, that the order
always does its work well, no matter
what it may set out to do, and enter.
tsinments given under its auspices are
always successful. Extraordinary
efforts are being made this time, and a
very large crowd is expected. The
various committees are well known for
their experience in such affairs, and Il
glance at the names will satisfy every.
body both rs to the arrangements that
may be expected and that no improper
characters will be admitted.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-06-28
Political Cards.

A card in your local paper is the
best way Of telling the people that you
are candidate for office. Some can.
didates think that they help their
cause by keeping the matter quiet
until the last day and then coming in
on the dark horse principle. This is
effective no longer. The day of the
dark horse is over. We see that in
the National and State Conventions;
and those who wait until the last are
always liable to the suspicion that they
either cannot make up their minds for
what office they will run or fear pub.
lie discussion of their qualifications
Those who do not intend to he candi
dates unless they know they will have
sure thing will not find their sure
thing by holding back. The openly
announced candidate has public feel.
ing with him, and will always beat the
man who tries to slip in by the back
door of the Convention.