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PETTICOAT FIGHTERS.
A Gang of CoWardly ROdghe
Draw Their Guns on u
Woman.
A Young Lady Envelopsd in Flames
From a Bursting Lamp and
Burned to Death.
Richmond, Indiana, and Canton, Mlssls-
sipp, Furnish the Usual Bank
Suspensions.
A Gang of Ooward!y Roughs Draw
Their Guns on Il Woman.

ClNCiSNATi,O July ~ Atan early hour
this morning the upper esplanade OF the
Highland House was the scene oi a lively
shooting ARRAY between II woman named
Matte Clark aud the notorious Splinter
Donciiy and his gang The woman be-
came Involved in drunken quarrel, dur.
Ing which she took "A revolver from her
pocket and tlred several shots at the
crowd, The Jordan brothers aBd splinter
and Mathew DoueIly all pulled tncIr guns
and took a hand in the shooting.
During the scrimmagc Private Police
man Whalcn disarmcd Matte Ciatk, but
he was attacked by the gang. Knocked
down and his revolver taken from hiin.
There were III ali some fifteen vi twenty
shots hred. Tom Mack, one OF the gang,
is thought TO have been shot. lie was
probably taken IRON the place by iricuds,
rs he could not be found a cul was
sent In Tor the patrol wagon, but before
1t arrived the gang Dispersed and lett the
place, aud all escaped arrest except Mat
tie Clark, who was found aud taken to
the Police station The gang will in all
probability be arrested to-day.
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Fans are suspended from the wais
by chatelaines or by velvet ribbons.
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FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON, July 22.--The Times this
morning in an editorial on oleomargarine
'ully coucurs in the opinion OF Senator
loves, of New York, in regard to the
rade in this bogus butter, aud recon-
pends that Englishmen read Loves adj
iress on the subject, which it says, il
'Redoleut of the youthful times OF the
Pilgrim Fathers, whose plain and out
,poken demonstrations of fraud were the
means OF their thorough success" The
workings OF the new law will be watched
with interest on both sides Of the Attain
tic
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BU.;\ED no DLATu.


NEwBuRG, N. Y, July 2.--rhe people
OF Balmvilc and this vicinity were
shocked yesterday TO learn OF a terrible
accident which bcfcll Mss Laura De
lano, the youngest child of Warren De
lano, OF Bauvlllc, north OF this city, IN
the young lady'S death. II appears that
Miss Deluno was engaged yesterday
morning in making her toilet. In this
she used an alcohol iamp, which exploded.
How the explosion occurred is not
known. only the young lady being in the
room at the time. The iucl spread over
her clothing and in an instant she WAS
cnyelopcd Ia hlmCS. The family
first became cognilaut of the hor-
rible accident as she ddrtcd through
the house, screaming, and before
she could be stopped she had reached
the lawn. Here she Wa caught and AS
quickly as possible wrapped Ia rugs to
smother the llancs. she WAS cared for
with tender hands and the iamuy physi-
clan was summoned. She suffered cX-
cruciatingly and the physician said she
could not survive tine injuries, and death,
at three O'Clock this morning relieved her
from her Suffcrings.
Miss Delamo was burned horribly, the
only part escaping the flames being that
which was covered by her corset. She
WAS nineteen years OF age and was known
in society here aud in New York Mrs
james H. Roosevelt, OF New York, and
Mrs. Charles Robbins, were sisters oil
the unfortunate lady.
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Special from GatesyiiIe.

Special to the Examiner
Gatesville, Texas, July 24.-Marvin
Perry. who got two years in the peni-
tentiary day before yesterday for
burglary, received five years more
yesterday, on charge ofhorse stealing.
Travis Roberts, charged with mur-
der in the second degree, penalty as.
sessed at twenty-five years in the pen
itentiary.
There have been large crowds OF
people in town every day this week
but they seem 10 be very quiet. But
very little drunkenness.
Hot and dry-no appearance OF
rain.
News came here that A. l.. Mcclure
merchant of this place, who is sick in
Hamilton county. is dying.
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When we consider the health to be
better than wealth, then must we con
-lier the old field MULLEN better than
glod-at least the medical world so
recoVnize It, and attest its meris
over cod liver oil for lun5 troubles
sweet gum, il presents in Taylor's
Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum amt
Mullen, a pleasant and effective cure
for Group, Whooping-cnugh Colds
and Consumption. Sold by all drug
gists at 25c and 81 90 n bottle
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STATE NEWS.
DENTON.

DENTON.
Denton. July 23.-The Young men of
this place met last night at the court
house and organized "A Library assocl-
alton.
KYLE.
KYLE. july 23.-Mr Oswald Wilson,
Of Brownsville. was married here 70
dav to Miss Mollie Glasscock. at thr
residence of the brides father. Mr II
{. Glasscock.
ARLINGTON.
Arlington. July % No rain for
several weeks. and the crops are
needing i, badly. Grain is so very
low that farmers will not sell. and
consequently money matters are very
close with our business men.
CLEErRNE,
Clcburic. july 23-Col. Andrew
Young, chairman of the Grcenhack
state committee. has issued call
to-day for a state convention TO De
held ai Waco on August 26. To name
candidate. for state officers and for
electors.
SHERMAN.
Sherman, july 43.-.Judgc Hare will
address the people here on political
questions tomorrow (Thur>daN),
night III, tcad of saturday, as first an
nounced.
Las, evening about dark Roht. Bell,
who lives on Choctaw. about oiN milos
south of the city, committed suicide
by shooting himself in the head with
4 shotgun III the presence of his life
aud other member, of his family
AUSTIN.
Austin. july 23.-Col j. l.. Haynes
late collector AT Brownvillr. j. here
and il i, learned he is working in the
interest of a movement to put out ,
straight Republican ticket in the
state. 1t il said the executive com
mit,cc will be pctitioncd to call anoth
cr convention and if il should refuse
which is anticipated. an appeal vii
| be taken to the national committee
where assistance is expected on ac
count of Blainc's well known oppoSi
tion To the Independent movement.
BuKNEr
| Burnet. july 23.-lhc stage to-da
brings Intelligence of another TRACED
at llano. Deputy sheriff Ol'annoi
while in charge OF II man named Cha
Davis. accused of hor>c-stcaling. wa
surprised by the latter. who suddcnl
| seized O. Bannon's pistol and Il >cuill
cnsucd, during which the pistol wa
discharged three times, two of th
shots taking effect in OBannon, Kill
ing him almost instantly. Davis g.
capped, bringing the officer pi,t'
with him. Tbs whole affair was :
sudden that the citizens hardly kncN
> what direction the murderer ha
taken, and up to the latest adviccN II
trace of him had been found.
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saved Her Late.
Ridye. Mclntnsn o.. GA.

hllgt, MCINTOSH t''' VA
Or. j. Brahilrld
Dear Sir.-l have taken several bottles
OF your Female Regulator tor falling ol
the womb and other diseases com1lned,
OF sixteen Years standing, and | really
b lieve AN cured entirely, tor which
please accept my heartfelt thanHs and
most profound gratitude | know your
medicine saved my lite, so lou See can
not speak too highly in its favor, have
recommended il To several ui my NC
quaintances who are suffering ~ | was.
Yours very re-p"cttullN,
Mrs. W. F. STtBBINs.
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kirkpatrtck House.

BY this method inform my iriet'hs
ana patrons alter 80 Ne.r- nbscnc" tr"iil
business, caused by s'cknc and m'>ior
tGn". now ask rnc Kind return ct TIT
"nc" liheial patron gc. 'sSuring th"i
they shall lways be kindly cared Tor n
IN, house h-tw'en Seyruth a"d Eight
stre't-. an Austin avenur. Every thini
ncw and Iirst-rla>s.
7-l-lm ERs y H. ktEKrA TRICK.
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Another outrage has been perpc-
trated upon two American citizens
by foreign pOwcr-the Mexican
Government. Two American work
men, ON charge of deiaming the
Mexican President, were arrested on
"Wednesday and thrown in Jail, and
subsequently sentenced by the MeXi-
can Judge to two months imprison-
ment without a trial win President
Arthur pass this without strict in
quiry and demand from the MeXi-
can Government for indemnity for
this outrage on the rights of Ameri-
can citizens.
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A New Swing.

Waits great revolving swing will be-
one OF the grea' attractions st De
Francis gard Il darinI the mouth. l.
Is the first one ever seen in Texas ani
will set the b vs. and girls wild aud
ladies and gentlemen also. 1t will be at
the race track during the 2nd,3d and
tth IL I'm
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The Huckleberry Cordial.

For long time 1t was thought that
the hnckleberr, was only for table use,
bnt il wa known during the late war in
the shape OF IL cordial i WAS superior t.
the blackberry DIR. Biggers' Huckle-
berry Co dial is the GREAT SOUTH
ERN REMEDY for restoring the little
oae from the eff cts If t"rthinr, and
cures Dia'rhma, Dyseutrry aud all
bowel affections. For sale by all drug
gsts a 50 cents a bottle.
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We have received II beautiful pict-
ure Of the southern Exposition,
which opens at Louisville, ny. Au-
gust 10th. and continues until October
18th. The view /, of the main build
ing, which /, one of the largest expo
sition building, ever erected. II
covers thirteen acres of ground. and
will be lighted throughout by 5000
rlectric hghf-
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Allan N, Ga.


Dr. i. Bradi Id;
Dear Sir.-Some fifteen years ago
examined the receipt OF Nour Female
Regulator. ard carefully studied arlIinr
lilies IT, reg ,rd 10 its comp 'nents; and
then. MS Aell as now, pronounce IL Ia b,
the most scientific AID skilful combinA
tion ot the really reliable aud remedial
vegetable agents known tu scir nee /" acl
directly on the womb and uterine organs
aud parts 'ympathizing directly wi'h
thes''; aud, h,reiore. providing 'prcfic
r,medy tor all diseases ct the womb, and
ui the Il iitcent organs aud part>. Your
truls. JEssE BoHING. VI. ID. ID ID.
div
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lift i true, a. i stated, that Mr.. Ar
thur does not care whether Mr. Blaine
is elected, then il i, pretty certain
that without the influence OF the Fed
eral administration, he viii not be
elnnfnH
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Candidates Appoin;m 3.

The csndida. 3 VIII addres, the peo
pie at the following dates:
Mastersvill Ju'y Nth, p. M.
Eddy, July ut $3.50 p. IN.
Moody. July 18Th p. IN.
McGregor, Jul 18th, $50 p. m.
Crawford, July 10Th, p. Ii.
Patio, july 18th, $50 p. IN.
West, July 22nd, | T.. IN.
Geneva, Juiv 22ud, $50 p m.
Duty School House, July % d
Wtco, ly oath, $50 -. tn, p. m
count! preci ict offices. for al
Waco, - / |3J
let judge aud Legislative caudidates'
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DOTS AND DASIIES.

rhe pnrtnershin heretofore existing
Artwecn Machon Il ilerlzherg Is tkls day
dissolved bv mutual consent. .lsmi, :
Nachon assumes all liabilities and Will
collect all accounts due the finn.
JANIS MACHoS,
Lku. HEKIzRERG.
Waco, July 3, lSS4 1-i-lm
Sick Committee of Waco Lodge
No. 81. \. + and 4 NJ. Tor the res
ent month: o. Wheat. c. W White,
I. T. Bstue, l.. b. BLACK and W l..
B-rker.
By order of the W. NJ,
j, ". SPEIGHT, secretary.
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At Cleyeland's Home.

ALBAsY, y. Y, July 22,-Thines were
du.i around the Executive Chamber this
morning. Governor Cleveland received
rroninesce.
Losan's le4ier attrsets httls attention.
TAs Asvss lDsa- hAaaisg's Psperl sAys {:
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The Choice of Epicures.

Every aiming car, every frs Glass res
taursut and hotel, aud every garden.
IN Europe and America, serves Auheurer
Beer and Budw -iser Bier. | A. Gold
-t,ln. hgent Tor Wacn.
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Tested = Quarter at a. Century
and stands nriy uled

LiGrAnge. Gi.
DR.. J B'addeld, Atlanta, Ga
DeIr sir: Il taoe pleasure in stating
that have used, tor the last twrn
years, the medicine YOU are low putu
up,., kno vn ~ DR.. Braidrl i's Fem
r ogulAtor, aud cptsi lie. it the br'tco
bi nation ever gutte toGrth r tor the a
"a 81 tor which it ia recon ncnd'd w
kindest regards, am. respectfully,
W. b tERRELL. VI
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Mr.. NJ. NJ. Shotinc,, Postmaster and
Justice oil The Peace, Combauy Shops,
Almaucr Co, \. c., writes he hs> u-ed
well d ankles aud knees, aims in the
back and sore throat. One or two ap-
p lcutions IN each case has always cured,
and he believes the Great German
Remedy is he best IN the world. "A
long ns can get it," he adds, Il never
intend to be without il"
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Mrs. John Gimmrl Milin Co, Pa, in
the spring "t ls6l injured her spine and
partial PARALYSIS eu,u,d. For nearly
twenty years she was unable TO walk. In
the spring OF 1883, she Was alvi ed TO use
81. jacobs On. the great coRqueror OF
pain. The first application gave instaneous
reliet. Before the second bottle was ex-
han,t"d she was able to walk and Is
cured.
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The speech OF senator Coke at Mar
lin, published in Yesterdays ExAM.
iNER, goes to the very bottom of the
tariff question. II will bear cutting
out and putting in Yonr .crAn hnnk.
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The Fort Worth Gazette think,
Cleveland hi ght make ten strike by
getting Mr. Tuden TO write his letter
of acceptance. How does the Gazette
think it would do 10 employ the Dal-
Las Herald or some other paper TO
write il, editorials: II might furnish
its readers with little more "uutri-
tious" grass, if not better free gra,,
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Buy youl ice from the new ice factory
OF +. II. on or, NJ SIC Frank lin street.
Leave ord, r. or look out for delivery
wagons. lee made from pure Wa er, and
hard rs lake ice, AT very reasonable pre-
I2l
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WeaNers w aHted.

Women and girls wanted aS weay-
ers. Light work and good wages.
SLAYDEN- kIRKsEY WouLEN MILL.
oM
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The women and the COWS do the
arIning in Wurtenburg,

There is one pl ce in the city o.
Waco where hat hour or 80 can be
spent plotitsbly in examining beautiful
specimens OF art. aud h t place i The
ATT gallery of NJ W. ID. Jack'on on
Austin avenue Mr.. jackson has e.
ceutly secured the ervices IT ore of the
finest srtis IN the ate, Prot Cohen. of
Houston, snd the finest work i, now
turned out from his gall'ry. The Pro-
fes,or ha- the reputation of being Yer!
fine pa nter, and -peoimens of his work
to be en- at ih' gallery, will con>inc'
ny one of this tact.
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TIE PROIiBirIONI>TS.


Notes of Preparations for the National
Convention To-Day
Pi1TsBuRGn, PA, July 22.-Lafayette
Hall, where the Prohibition Convention
meets tomorrow, presents u busy scene
this afternoon. The hall is being elabor-
ately decorated with gorgeous and uni
que notices, banners, etc. The stage Is
being covered with bright carpet by the
wives and daughters ol delegates Bright,
young girls may be seen craving about
the platform, driving tacks, and
shouting to Stouter Six to
" Move the organ which
is to play prominent part during the
Convention. The band renders an occa-,
sional National air, the ladies catching
mp the refrain and working aud singing.
Enthusiasm is the order of the day, aud
everybody IS going to work with a will,
declaring that their efforts must eventual
ly succeed. While the delegates are pre-
parlnC for the meeting a quiet conference
is being held between Commissioner Of
Pensions Dudley, Russell Errctt aud other
prominent Republicans, which is thought
to have considerable bearing upon the
probable action OF the pruhibitiOnistS,
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Or. W. IL. Caliee has removed his OF
iic. 10 Castle, Morrison Il Co.'s drug
store. AT night he can be tonnd At the
M,Cielland hotel b, reiephoning or by
calling at room lOl. 6-2O-2m
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Special Notice.

We will opened the market ON Satur..
dav. July 26, 1854. in the old Market
House, corner OF Franklin and Fourth
streets. SANFORD JOHNSON.
iY22-3t.
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Some painting, on the wall, N
Pompcii are a, fresh "A, the day they
were painted.
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WHY don't YOU cure your hackachc
" ith one of Benson, Capcinc Porous
Pn,tcr> sure and quick, 25c.
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sack Frost,

Mr., VI. j. q cen, p NJ NJ Moth But.
fAlo, Pa, ,,ates hs fe,t were. tad y
frosted aud t suif red also with PAIN
i'll the head, which 81. Jacons q !, the
great pain rel ever, completely cured.
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a dwelling house with four room
convenient with the business portion
of the city. Apply to w. III. W likes
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Turquoise rings. made in stars of
gold. are the prctticst novelties in
jcwelry.
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Ladies Underwear,

We have only i Il more pl,Ses LETT of
the bargains W, off red during the past
week. Sanger Bros
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W apted,

An experienced sheep man wants a
place ns h,rler for Il large flock.
Address A. A. L., this office.
jul l5 lis
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Dosa IL Mean ANYTHING

Anheuser Bottled Beer is & I'D on every
steamer that leaves New York for a for
elsn port. |. \. Golds'ein.
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Cooling Baths, Oosan Breeses, and
Fresh Roses,

are in the thoughts OF all, at this time OF
the summer 10 be entirely comfortable
it is also necessary to think OF a cooling
regime Il Vegetable diet. crisp salids. and
u mind At ease No mind can lie at ease
W. hoGt heath. One OF our friends says !:
"In sickness toSD's EXTRACT is worth its
weight in Gold" II cunqurrs all kinds OF
lnnamati MS, while tor ali sorts of hvinor-
Images il is the greatest known remedy.
Eminent physicians prescribe II through
ont Europe and America
The new Drown parasol is very
large in size and odd in shape.
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y suit for seaside wear may be OF
plain and dotted poll de cheyrc."
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EOR ~ALE-For - days offer my residence
i No Gis south Fourth street, for sale AT u
bargain. House Of nine rooms well built ami
nicely iuni>hrd with most comfortable gal
lrrirs hne cistern and pretty yard, in the
vicinity OF the Baptist University, Methodist
Female College and Central High school For
particulars call on the undersigned at 63 Aus
lin street ". l.. Garner iuly23-lm
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FIERCE FIRE Ar GLOUCESTER.
Eighteen Buildings Consumed - Loss
$50 600

$50, 900.
GLOUCESTER, MASS, July ga ter
riblc and disastrous conhagration started
here this morning, and threatens the de
strnction OF the city. The lire started III
- carpenter shop on Duncan street, &C.
cupied by Harvey 4 Tarr,s' block manu-
factory The wind was blowing "A gaze
at the time, and before the bremen could
yet to work with any effect, the flames
had lcaped to the surrounding buildings,
and rapidly were spreading The situa-
ton became Alarming and calls for help
were sent to Lynn and Salem. In two
hours time twenty building were laid
low, and stil tie bremen were totally uu-
able to cope with the flames.
GLoUCEsrhm, July 22.--l2 III. The
lire is under control. Eighteen wooden
buildings were consumed Loss, 500
600 To $50, 900. The fire closely adloinS
the territory OF the former great lire. The
firms burned were small aud the loss IS
greatly divided. There were several mar
row escapes OF life.
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For Aalf "a Life Time.

Pearl gray or mushroom-cXlorcd
lnuhalr dresses are worn AT Newport
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a swell party OF seven Engli7hmen,
"sll esrls,' are coming over 10 hun.
elk
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White and blue are the favoritc sea
side culor>.
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Kidney Troubles

Don't dos, for kidney affections. U-e
e1 1.einaly one Be s. Ms Calcine Porou-
Plaster over the kidneys,
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Al schools of medicine agree that
Benson Capciue Porous Plaster l. the
best external remedy known. 25c.
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To Rent

Fawn color is one of the most fash.
ionahle culor>.
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To Rent.

\ neat cottage residence opposite
the Female College, with four rooms
and well of splendid water. Apply
To j. h. street, at the EXAMINER
office.
There i tendency toward the re-
turn of the Dolly Warden style.
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The 6rpat Sheep Raiser

Mr.. Alfred Hay, OF Boomanoomsns
Australia, says that few applications OF
81 Jacobs Oil. the great paiu-rellever,
cured him ot painful neuralgia.
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Mrs. Quincy shaw liza, spent $4,000
annually in maintaining kindcrgar-
tens.
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Lob PrIntlnl

The Job Office OF the EXAMINER Pub
lishiug company ha- been leased to Mr..
VIM. L,mbdiu, who Wi couiu I ITS
business entirely separate from the bus-
iue-> OF the urwspRper. Regular patrons
Of he job Office will be- served n he eto
fore. acco nts biug pre- .enlei on the
frat OF each month.
ENAMISER Pun, Co,
j. X. STREET, Business Manager.
Referring to the above, | would re
-pectfully ask ( my friends Il share OF
their patronage IN the job priutug line,
| will have ample facilities t. do any
class OF work. ou ~ shori no ice, IN H.
good s'yle aud ~ ~ reason bic prices as
any other job establishment III tnr cit!
WM LAMBDIs
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FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS. s.

DENOVAi-pr. Ii " Br1Wa oiiice south
III ruurlh street, opposite Pacidc Hotel st
"scO Drug Cnnpauy's store. Telephone or
ders answered promptly day and night. l0s-ti
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-25

The Lord May or of London declines
going 10 church in state Oh Sunday
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-25
COLO IN OUR 0LD FIELDS.

Feather fans are the most fa>hiona
hle Mind.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-25

Calicauihu, /, the name of new
reddish brown tint.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-25
NvANTEp-A dr,t-class baker. Addre'
w Firchhcld, Gatcsyillc Texas Il

DALMERS FEED STORE is removed To the
] corner of Eighth and Franklin streets.
Horse cow and chicken feed delivered free in
any part of the city. jul23