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The Arizona sentinel., 1884-01-05

4 hastily gotten up ball on McS Years aj4ac, at the court house, proved one Uf he most largely attended and thoroughly uis7asle at1lrs of tho season. Dancing ,gsz kept up ) late hour, and was only stoppeo oy L. advent of the second day a. +auuaTy.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-01-05

Bids are called for the surrender of gGusrsl fa Id warrants to the amount of s56I.7i Bi1s will be opened on the Ilst,
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-01-05

Deputy Sheriff Appel, of Tucsen, brought Jso dark-hued cOnvicis to the peniteujiary last Wednesday.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-01-05

The hotel at Indio. under the manage ment og Ar. Geo. Coffman, is m tking an excellent reputation.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-01-05

Ne are glad to learn that MT. David Eesrh is steadily improving, and we hope he yill soon be as well as ever.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-01-05

3 new 3oiler has been put III the en- zine 4t the Clip Mill, and that institutions 6 again dolng its usual amount of work.
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CERTIFICATE OF C0phhT TNERSNlp
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, oa
 COUNTY OF YU4A. ''

WTE, THE UNDERSIGNED, TO w hereby certify that we are part ners irausaeting business i'll this Terri tory, at Clip, in the County of Yuma, and there enly under tue irn names and sjyle Of LAonS and Go, that the names m fall of all the members of such part her hip are Isaac Lyons and Isaac Levy, and that the places of our respective residences ale set opposle our respective names hereto subscribed.
 The business of said firm Is that of general merchants.
 Tn witness whereof, We have hereunto set our hands this Iwenty-sixth day of December. a. D. 1SS3.
 NAMES. RESIDENCES.
 ISAAC LYONS, Yuma, Arizona,
 ISAAC LEVY, Clip, Arizona.
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T.r estimated loss at the Bowie lire ,ras 2J,O00. The buildings will De ini- mod.ateiy replaced.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-01-05

An .a.aa with "ilair cut short and aeCaE g b-i" tried Co ruu muck last Taas. HSwas pU5 where lhe dogs cyuter ite him for ten days
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5Ir. smpman left yesterday morning for Saa Francisco. He will probably be zone about d month.
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E....----- . -- .---

.Ngiae .5noiu0n. The scholars We're g,sea ..5a- iu aAe way of a c hristmaS t.sc ig the holidays.
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Assessment work has been completed os the Nelly Kenyon mine, and some ex- oeueut ore taken up.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-01-05

The .e.5uer Mobsve is on the ways abyv. edie~, usdergoin@ repairs.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-01-05

Boss A zzy went up to the Needles on She las Jat to superintend ;he repairs 0u s4e machinery on the steamer
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.. 4Ho has a.-5e-. -a----.
 from his G----- illness, and d nla a-aa- a- ,-- s.Eua|
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Th- Board of Supervisors viii meet in .r.= quarterly session next Monooy
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LOCAL MATTERS

The rul.lle schoels in this distTlet Will opca next As1nday.
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Rr. Rga.. Parvin went up to P,e&cnc district s,crday morning.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-01-05

The Territory of Arizona sends greeting
 to Henry Weaver.
The Arizona sentinel., 1884-01-05

Tae Pri.su Commissioners hold tueir regular me jig next Monday
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ARIZONA SENTINEL {.
FfsE-3 .JlNC4RY }. l8s4

9sreat,ar s. ia this coiumo will be ,parred fo, the rate of 10 cts. line.
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9e. Jas. oack, oi Mohawk, was il tcsa lhis ek,
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BORN.

LYONS-In Yuma, Thursday, Jan. 3d :, 1888. to the wife of Isaac Lyons, t daughter.
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Sisson. Crocker Ss O.. plaintiffs. vs. Hen
 " Weaver, defeHGnut.
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Summons,

In the Justices Court of First Township, in Inc County of Yuma, Territory of Arizona, J. L. Smith, J. F.
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TgE EXPERT sPEUxaLI&T


 TEE EXPERT SPECIALIST DR. ALLEN. as is well known, iS U regular graduated PhySlrian, edu- catrd at Bowdoin College and the Uni yersiiy of Michigan. He has devoted hfrtilne to the study uf the treatment and cure of diseases within his speciality.
 YOUNG MEN
 And MIDDLE AGED MEN, who are suffering from the effects nf Youl hful IndiscrrtiOns or Exces-es in mnturer years, Nervous and Physical Debility, Impotence, Lost Manhuod, confusion of ideas, dull eyes, aversion to society, pnndescy, plm :-ies on the face loss of energy and memory, frequency of urinat,ng, etc. Remember thai by a cumbiT alton of TrmedieS O great curative power, the DOenor- has SA arranged his treatment that it will not only afford immediate relief but perman- ent cure.
 MY HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE. i rHavIng been surgeon in charge of two | leading hospitals enables me to treas all private troubles with excellent results. wish 1t distinctly understood that l do not claim to perform Impu~SihlitIes. or to 1 have miraculous or SupeTn iturdi power. claim only to he a skillGnl and Success- ! ful PIvsiciau and Surgeon, thoroughly informed in my speciality
 DISEASES OF MAN. All applying to me will receive my hor- 1 est opinIom of their complhints-No ex- perimenting. I will guarantee , positive ! cure in every case 1 undertake, or forfeit sl GOO Consultation in office nr hy letter FREE and strictly private. Charges rpasou- able. Thorough eX9mi ,aGioi, jnrludina chemical hnd rn'crn>eepica Anaiysis "i ! urine and advice, s5 O0 Call or addre $,
 D A Azs1~ g Sd 26T Kearuey Street. San Fra0cjsc7, Ca! O.lice hours 9 to 3 daily, ' t9 S egeEiug.
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p A 5 F g>eI Y ! 5

Obtained, and all other business in the U. <. Patent Office attended to for MODEH ATE FEES.
 Our office is opposite the U. s. Patent Orie- and We can obtain Patents III less nmc than those remote from WASHING TON.
 Send MODEL OR DRAWING. We advise as to pat"ntabiity free of charge; and we make NO CHARGE UNLESS WE OBTAIN PATENT.
 When pateEt is granted a drawing of your invention, with cirimS, your name and address. will he published in the United Gtctes Patent Office Gaze ie, paper o' immense circulation. AND I'll Y ONLY TFIAT PUBLISHES THIS Fi'2H.
 #Vr rrie, b-r.. l,. trv P''~:p'a~5-.t. >.,f'.. cf }.,.,.} '; t.r tt, ..'.'.t..... ..-;,, ,t 3.'c U > t43'si 0i-ir.. Fer r.rrutee. i.',e, t,.ru.s nn0 reference to acj'i"' rilai Ls IA your own S'nt- or c,UuII. wrii'. t}
 7. q. EhaS@f 3s GO: Op. .itr Pfirnt N.j" Washington, ,. -
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..-= .a .ee murder
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261I Kearuey Street. San FraNciscA, Cal
 O0ice hours to 3 daily, ' to eveHiu2
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VIII he found the choicest viands thc atIrl;rt aff1rds. Particular attehtiOn IS said tu lu- passenger trade, and the lIo- iti wiil sustain is reputation of setting | l.e AcsIttuIa nutwecn San Francisco aud New 0rieaps. II connection Hith the
 aJin5 depnI ment is
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Enllowiog is the treasure shiOment ior! this place, through Wells, Fargo q i,e for He mnnfh of December

The treasure shjpnca ts for the year 2,,.: t3ot ,In &s follows:
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-12-20
RULES FoR. A HAPPY LIFE.

Nouldst thou be q happy liver,
Happy, and Studious to enhance
The glory of the great Life-GiVer,
launch not thy boat to drift at chance
Where strong floods roll and wild waves dance
On LIES broad-rushing river.
Live as man and count it treason
TO man to live divorced from reason:
Prove your ground, and know your game,
And ply your task with stout endeavor,
Nor counting praise, nor fearing blame
Know your own worth, and know not less
Your neighbours weight and worthiness;
And where no works well, let him do ls
The work that might be spoiled by you.
Make a good friend where'er you can;
Not wise is he who hath no eyes
10 know how fools may help the wise;
With loving deeds bind man to man,
But never shrink with blinking eye
From what they only learn who try;
Ard though you stand alone, in sight
Of God be bold to hold the right.
March bravely on and, if you stumble,
Never groan and never grumble;
Rise again with wise forgetting;
Wounds were never salved by frettfngs
Watch Your chance, and know your hour
And let the moment feel your power;
Shape your path and keep your rules
With deaf ear turned to meddling fools.
Ills dull to wait, and hard to stand,
But Gods time comes with high command,
That claims the service of your hand.
Let the wise farmer teach you knowledge,
Oft sought in vain at school and college,;
Split the rock and turn the sod,
With busy hands cast honest seed,
.Stoutly uproot each harmful weed,
And let the seasons wait on God!
John Stuart BLactfie, IN Leisure Hour.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1884-12-20
= Famous Rope Walker.

Blondin's real name is Gravele, but
his first manager insisted that this could
not be billed, and he got his now uni
versally- known name from the color OF
his hair. He declares that rope-Walk-
er is born, not made. He is the son OF
gymnast, and was rope-walker at
four years old. He has never felt feaS
even when he was rqesing Niagara fo1
the first time Ole St performs. every
year, generally cha@ ses .e100 a hight,
and prefers to disp a!49ad, as he has
not to use NETTING which he hates. He
is always well in s. lite of hsgsixty years,
except that he geS occasional twitches
,of lumbago when .e is idle Ctege1and
Leader.
The Portland y O8go7iaw says that
the greater porten the State of Oregon
consists "a bleaka mountains covered
with tense foress md full of wild
beasts; and it ASF efore concludes that
the State can only hope to obtain immi-
grants from countries in Europe ike
Switzerland, which are less habitable.
For this reason it is in favor of some
thing being done to attract the Swiss to
Oregon.
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Father.

Your poor wearied wife losi g sleep
night after night nursing the little cp
suffering from hat night tiend to child
rem and horro" to pa ents, Group, should
have a bolt e of Thylors Cherokee
Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mu'ein an
undoubted Group preventive and cure for
Cough, Colds. Whooping Cough, Con-
sumption, and all lung and bro, chial
troubles. Price - cents and 81. This
with DIR, Eiggel's uthern Remedy, an
equally etlicacious remedy FIR Cramp,
Collie, Diar hoea, Dysentcry, aud child
rcn suffering from the effects of teething
presents little Medic'n Chest no house
hold should be with, ut, for the speedy
relief of sudden an dangerous attacks
of the lungs and bowels. Ask your drug
gists for them. Manufactured by Walter
A. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga, Proprietor Tay-
| ors Premium Cologne.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-13
B'7. IL SONAs..

j. L. Cawthorue, of New Orleans,
is registered at the Pacific.
Mrs Horace Rowe has returned
from Ircdell, where she has been Wis
ting relatives,
Deputy Sheriff Lee jenkins left on
The 20 Missouri Pacific train Yesterday
morning with the negro Ben Woods,
who is accused of embeZZlement III
Bolton.
Rev DR., Mackey is attending the
Waco District Conference of the
NJ. L. G.. South, now i'll session al
Mt. Calm. His pulpit will be filled
this morning by Rev. IL j. Crist, OF
Trinity Episcopal church, Waco.
Mr.. Sam Baker, the state agent for tn,
Buck horn solid steel barbed ieHcing, j.
again In the ci(y, after successful. trip ot
two weeks. during which time he has solo
$4,000 panels OF icncing-eighteen ea
loads.
Mayor Wilkes, who is at the WootaI
Wells, telegraphed the EXAMINER man
ager yesterday that, although improy ing
he was not well enough 20 be present a
the ratification meeting tonight, but h,
endorsed ii heart and soul.
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FOriy-th three School Districts.

The commissioners court have divi-
ded tn county into 43 school districts.
The lines can be seen by reference to
minutes of commissioners court. Under
the law all school districts are entitled
to three trustees, to lie elected by the
district on the first Saturday in Augu-t,
In several districts there will he more
than ore school in a district. In such
cases the county Judge Will appoint sub
trustees He will also appoint trustees
for the dis riots that fail to elect. The
county irdge has not yet secured the
blanks upon which districts are to be
returned. The law expects the trutees
to be elected just at the time above,
stated. Immediately after the cleo
ton of trustees, scholastic popula-
ton, from eight to sixteen. must be
taken, with names and aye on list,
same as old community list, aud re-
turned to county judge. All persons
who live upon the line OF districts,
and prefer to send to another dis
trict, Will be allowed to do so, and
all snch are requested to- place the
names of their children upon the list
If the district they desire to patronize.
Children on county lines will be al
lowed to attend school III adjoining
counties as heretofore.
The county judge will make publica>
ton as to the return OF his school house
examination of teac ers, etc, lmmedl-
ately after the first Saturday in August.
Under the law no tax can be levied upon
school districts before the cond Mon
d y in February next, and all districts
| desiring to have an election to deed
upon taxation must apply 10 commits.
sioner's curt by the second Monday III
November. 80 as to give time to der
such elect on, etc, before the time OF
ewing the general county taxes,
Done by order of court, July 7, 1884
j. W. BAKER,
County Crk McLeunan Co.
By order;
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U. F. of T.

AT the regular meeting Of the Waco
counci'. United Friends of Temper
ancc Friday night, a large number
If friends were present, as well as a
goodIy number Of visiting members
from the couucll on this side. Three
c9ndiia' as were initiated into the
mysteries Of the order, and good
time generally was had. This coun-
Gil il IN ilOur,shing condition. aud
il composed OF some of the best ma
tcrial in the country.
East aud West Waco councils have
adopted the popular plan OF visiting
each other every meeting night, and
1t il said that the meetings are thereby
mHdc much more interesting and in
''iuctive. Temperance sentiment i,
McLennan county il on the increase
and these two organizations deserve
much credit for their faithtu'noss il
| the cause.
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SHORT - sD1'S-
Items of Interest Culled by Our
Reporters.

4. Herr will not under any CON
drration fad 10 sell YOU the best hve
cent cigar in Waco.
- Everybody should get on Their
huep dus,ers aud secure a palmetto
tan > 20 to church 20 day.
-Rumor says TIA, the Sunny South
VIA make another struggle a- da'il
Monday morning.
DIR. Ilim)cts experience "a u
drugglst is almost perfected. There
fore all prescriptions sent TO his house
win receive personal attention, ana
viii be put up with that piccaulioh
that will justify Your order.
- Cotton in commercial circles IL
considered the leading staple, ana a
a fact of this statement please ca'i al
the Cotton Excl ange, Austin street,
aud get the latest statistics.
The sidewalks on the south side
of the public square on Saturdays are
so crowded that 1t Is almost impossi
bic tor man even TO pass and alto
eethcr Impossible for ladles. lhis i
matter that has often been comment
cd on by the Examiner and regret
very much thai it still exists. 1t is t
be hoped ere long that this matte
can be arranged so as to make thes
decent.
Quite funny thing occurred yes
terday evening on the lcaying OF til
Nils. ouri Pacific train. Tire mail carrie
| was a lit lie late, and when the carrie
came in sight, the train WAS leaving
lie unteitouk to run aud toss the bag
in the car al the same time, but ty an
by the donkey concluded he could nc
keep NJ with the ain, and stopped. I'll
negro 'fumbed overheard" and n Col
er,l collision took place. The fiithf'
e carrier ,ucceedc ! at last in getting IL
u - Ill aboard.
a Capt. Hornsby, sheriff of Tray
= county, left yesterday With the neg'
;. Vance, who was captured ty our Office
and Jailed, some time ,ince. The EXA,
lNER learns that this prty fled flo
II Travis county to keep from paying
IS County fine. 1t can justly he SAID
Travis that when one of her q le de
lips the ring the county foots the bill
and If parties are caught they are pnt {
c the farm to pay the county 5 expense
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-13
In the Fields,

We have a 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 Sulky
Flows, Wagons and Buggies and every
thing else needed for the farm, field OF
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-
mine our goods and prices.
RIPLEY JURNEY.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-13

DR.. VIM. \. Soula, d. " S., the dis
tingulshed Veterinary Surgeon, New
York, certities TO the curative qualit' es
Of st. Jacobs Oil, The great paiu-cure Tor
,prIiDs, calls, rheumatism, and all atlic
tons to which horses are subject.
The pArtnershiD heretofore existing
between Machon Il IleriZberg is this day
lis ovtd by mutual consent. James
Machon assumes all liabilities and will
collect ali accounts due the firm.
JAMES MACHoN,
LEO. HEk12BERG
Waco, July ,. 1854. 1-4-lm
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r, .rr,tcc. Eo-suy.

First Ea,di-t Church. south i"'f"
SUNDAY school at go a. M iF'"'''"H ~
the pastor at T. 4. III. ai.d $50 p. M
,., ,v..,pout., Church Ireeching at II
nm. u,-tor Rev ' 5. Mlrn; all"
I,,h s,.rv,cr. viii be protractrd during
",.aol a, ,i,,ht.
,,,,. No,hnai.t Episcopal Church Services
h,u ! ,r,et, pastor. Service are mel" III
IN. h,ick church, corner of Franklin an"
sixth street only in tie evenings "'f''
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-13
IL M emOrium.

Died at the family residence, two
miles and half from Bosqueville, a,
p. m, Wednesday, July 9th, Mary
Ella, aged 5 years and 3 months, and
5 days, daughter of James A. and
Jessie Icrnor.
sorrow not, fond parents, DER your dar
ling,
Called by God from your loving EN-
brace.
Childhood's innocence, her poor sou
clothing.
SHE is waiting for you in happic
place. COUSIN MAUDIR.
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We are pleased to note the fact that
our live State agent, Mr.. Sam Baker, for
the Buck thorn the only solid steel
barbed fencing made, has sold and
shipped out of here to various
points Of our great state, more of his
steel fencing than all other metal fen.
cling put together, Tor the past year
No agent for fencing IN all Texas is bet
ter or more favorably known than our
Sam. Good luck to you, old boy. Pop
it TO EN-. for you have the best article OF
fencing ever made.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-13
To Rent and For Sale.

WACO FARM, July 6. 1884.
We have decided to rent the farm for
three or five years 1t consists OF about
seven hundred acres, four miles from
Waco. Will rent in whole or in part.
Also, for sale, all our fine milk cows,
cattle, horses, sheep, farm implements,
elegant furniture, two iron safes, and, il
fact, everything we have, as I am desir-
GUS to leave for Europe. For particu.
lars, call at the farm, or address
MAJ. CnAs. MORAN, JR.,
p q. Box 40 Vice President
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Kirkpatrick House.

By this method | inform my friends
and patrons after Two wears absence from
business, caused by sickness and mistor.
tune, now ask the kind return OF the
once liberal patronage, assuring them
they shall always be kindly cared tor AT
my house, between Seventh and Eighth
streets, on Austin avenue. Every thing
new and irst-class.
7-l-lm Mrs. n. ii. kIRKPArRICK.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-13
RIPE PEACHES.

Having purchased the fine orchard OF
peaches known as the Slaughter orch
very hest varieties of real fine, RIPE
peaches to be found anywh re, and vii
ieliver them at any place 10 the city, a
the most reasonable price.
WoRsHAM Il CULBREAII.
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0. w. DAVID, Deputy
By order

The Chronicle, san Francisco, Cal,
publishes a lie ter from Col. ID. j. viii
hanson, an Army officer and exU. >.
Consul, affirming, that after long years
of intense suffering from acut, rheuma-
tism, after using all other known rcme-
dies, The baths of other countries and
spending $4,000 without relief, he was
cured by 1T. JACOBS Oil, the conqueror of
pam, and has thrown away his clutches.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-13

Mr.. Dawson Pierce living on Tehua
ana creek, bought from DR.. Hamlet
aewmonths back one quart OF flax seed
md planted them. He stated to-day
hat his seed had come up and would
yield him about one bu>hel of we'll ma
ured seed, which, if sold at ret Ill price,
is 9th about Sc per bushcl.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-13

Look at our bargains in Dress Goods Only "a few
nieres Of All Wool Bunting left, including Blacks,
it,reams. etc. for only 5c per yard. Several pieces
American Satcens left. former price Joe; now 8oc' "A
late arrival of fashionable shades in Nuns eIngs VIII
be sold out at ljc Several lots checked ana hgufeo
Dress Goods reduced to ljc. new drive III SILKS.
SEOUL BARGAINS this week. We need money worse
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-13
Those Carlwheels.

We have just received small IN
voice of sundowns and pic me cart
wheels in light and dark straws, and
have chem in stock trimmed ana uh
trimmed All other straw goods ana
dress hats at your own prices, rs we
wish to increase the SIZE OF our casn
balance. so as to lay in our fall stock
AZ lowest cash terms.
NrS ELLA ). COHEN.
Fashion Bazaar.
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A New Swing.

Waits great revolving swing will be
one of the great attractions at De
Francis garden during the month. /
is the first one ever seen in Texas ana
will set the boys and girls wild, and
ladies and gentlemen also 1t will be at
the race track during the End. Sd and
4th. IL I'm
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Look Out.

Millinery of every description re-
duccd. Hair goods relucel, Brands
n 5oto 500 Sl.00 to S5c., S2.5 to
~. 90 Combs at cost. Neck wear re-
5nced. Gloves reduced. Dress trims
m;ups reduced. Now is the time; come
and secure bargains Dresses cut aud
made to order. Mrs Dos5,
No. l45 South Fourth street.
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Primary is drawing near.

Iron From; is the popular place
for nice game OF billiards
.-s--Thc usual Saturday crowd were
on the streets yesterday.
There ara vet some very bad
holes in the side walls.
C p. smith has finished up his
store front beautifully.
Its rumorod that some parties
will start Il weekly paper ut Craw
ford, Texas, soon.
-Brunnum keeps the best sunday
NIGHT ice cream of any parlor. Bring
your girl tonight.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-13

Wycth's Mcnthol Pencils, sure cure
for Headache, Neuralgia, Toothache,
Earache, Faceachc; price % cents.
Sold by Riveire Il Co., Druggists,
franklin street, Waco, 1exas.
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-. -----'--
: a here Is one pllce In

There is one place in
Waco where a half hour or
spent protitably in examining
specimens OF art. aud that p
art gallery of Mr.. w. d. J
Austin avenue. Mr.. JacksC
ceutly secured the services OF
finest artists in the state, Prof.
Houston, and the finest wo
turned out from his gallery.
fessor has the reputation OF bf
fine painter, and specimens Of
to DO seen st,ihe gallery, vii
ny one Of this tast.