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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-10
TIE HOME BEAUTIFUL
TwonEsnENcEslNpARKEnspuRa
"rie Naples" Of MIR. N. c. q. Chusch--senn.
tor Cnmlen's Eicgnnt linnsion--The New
Departure In Architecture md ornn.
t'3 mcntation..sketch Of n Model Home
From the H!itor ofhe Inicllioenoer.

From the h!Ror Of he Inte,Itoenoer. W
PARRElsspund, W. Va, September s.
parkersburg is beginning to do something
better in the matter OF business houses,
and 1t has made good start. In It's resi-.
dcnccs it<is easily first in the State, not
even begging pardon OF Wheeling, which
Is not Il good second. The lack Of ground
is much against Wheeling; the lack Of an
aspiration is more in her way. parkers.
burg has better opportunities and Is i'm.
proving them. Ground is not SO precious
us in Wheeling and there Is not the same
sense OF crow,ling. This little'city has
been known for its beautiful homes, but Of
late there has been Il new birth. The cen.
tennial wave tllat Is rolling over this coun.
try is leaving its beach work here. That
vast enterprise, founded in part. on patri-
otism and largely OH the national vanity.
would have been worth all the cost II It
had done nothing more than leave its i'm.
press on our American houses. In inct it
put its stamp upon our whole life. 1t
showed lis that while we had greatness
and pride, there were comforts ind beau.
ties and clegancics which We had not
discovered. b. E1e
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-30

\ lost-keV hutrsu-a scheme that reaches
th, very acm. OF Yankee lngeuulty-is
being established in the city by an enter
pri,ing gentleman whose name Is not
known. Membership in the tur,au costs
twenty. five cents year, and each mem.
Ter is furnished with a brass tag for his
y.riug, which bears the following in
scrip ,nn. The finder vii please return
this bunch Of KEYS 10 the Central Police
Ststiun, ami receive II rtward.' Each of
these tags il numbered, AMI the name aui
address NJ evciy member aud 'hr numb q
Of his tar are contained IN small hook,
which Is to be lett al the police station. l.
is supposed that whenever a bunch of KEYS
is lost hy mem ar Of the hlrvau the
ander, follow ing the directions on the tag,
will take them to the police station. here.
OF a glance, the name and address VI the
owner can be ascei itaiued bv comparing
the tag number with the corr esp uiiuG
number on the book leti n he Gus toiy II
the police, whereuPon The tin 'rrtsn secure
the reward To- which he Is enlIlei. The
schema has already been tripi ant 40. X
like = charm. A bunch of KEYS lei ,l the
sidewalk reocn ly were returned 90 the
Central Police Station within an honr
Afterwards. Most Of the Court-house OF,
bs<sls have e~soms neIsSsp NJ ,ls bureau
AsA 10 10 sapssfsA tAAt the slsa At the Issa
e - Aipsns EN- alalv a AasAu tsrsgas
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-30

Hartford 4.re~
One DAY last w. X she schooner jennie.
Captain James Davis, II S,uujast IA, was
anchored ON Cox, ledge, coiu,htn-, TIE
usual me,hud Ga summer d. % anchor the
schooner and put ~ .n small boats, $50 as
to avoid getting the lines -ntan.lcd and
also to bring the bat To- the notice OF y
larger number of fish The small boats are
anchored by mean- Of grapucls. While
fishing thus one OF the men noticed "A large
swordtiSh swimming along with his mouth
open near the surface ot the water. The
ush moved slowly along, apparently feed.
ing, just ahead of the boat. The grapnel
rope was directly in his path, and whether
by accident or design, he caught 1t in his
mouth. Instead of retreatlng, as one
would have expected him to do, he kept
forging ahead, the rope, OF course, remain
ing in his mouth. The men, at first, fear.
tul Of being caps iaed, tried 70 clear the
rope, but when they found that he did not
struggle they began to pull IN ON the rope,
which slipped through his mouth until the
grapnel points caught against the side Of
mis- head. BY swimming backward he
could easily have freed himself but %
long as he tried to swim ahead he Was IA III
br the boat, which was being towed SLOW.
iy along.
Seeing what had happ ned the other
b"ats came W. Another grapuel rope was
fastened o. the first aud the end carried o
tue achaouer. The fish WAS slowly pulled
L. the vessel, one fisherman lanced HIM
through the glls with an oai blade, while
another stuck boat hook into his tody,
F4I "A trI Id
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-30
rIMlo MAlDsNs IN THE SURF.


What the Average Nymph Does when .
Drop of Water Touches Her Ear,
Atlantic city Cor. Savannah New s..
Notwi hs anding the complimentary
things papers say in their personal col
unns about tair swimmers, there are few,
dozen girls in Atlantic City who can swim
half square. A few years ago | could
name that many who could swim half a
mile. The average girl is ambitious enough
to learn how to swim and she would will-
ingly give years pin money to be allie to
float, but as soon "a the water touches her
ears or a little ripple breaks in her mouth
she folds up like II measuring rule, clutches
her bes fellow wi Ii the grip OF wise and
blows like porpose. There, no use ar
guing wi her alter that; she was nearly
drow ned, she knows It, and she dUn'J care
to go SO near deaths door az ain in "a
hurry.
There is no public place on earth where
the effect OF personal adornment is so
easily observe | as it is at the seaside re-
sort. The girl who was in the SURF in be-
dragGl.d bathing suit, with bangs as
straight as lead pencils and dripping drops
Of salt water down her suubrowned nose,
sits on the hotel porch in the evening,
ruddy, smooth and clear OF skin, ir,2zes
crinp'd and resplendrnt in "purpie and
tine linen"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-30

Jll5- H.N .uI Charley Dahl. well
,,..,,H a- vc'e au -p..i-iH.u, are telling
,.,.lilus fen story a. present l4-- sun
.s, tL.. VISITED "Iu- 3 q e-' 1903 , ilok
,rs -rt-d.,i. Do. ana huila- ,Ae sport bad
deserted The gun 'ar tD- r.i and began
f.v.u. attention t4 'Lr Huuy dru.lsu. II
H. t.t--u,-,r -l.u-t- 80 t4r locality.
I.+y. E1'. frs. .a..h .y4, a "a 5...,.
t... .,ir......r. .r.. sal ru, ef ,-y.
.,,l her. .tra...- s-. .ur4 .ae taA
n..i ...-et .,.-.a.. ta..t. os- ofas.,at
....,..-. ,,,.-.,t. ..r- ,y-. -r- i,.
..-.i,,... ..-ta-. lie ,.4-liy
t,..-p. , n..,..-.-.- .ggi- tv. .e-, in
.-,.. and ,.-.r.,-..- .,-...,I. managed
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-30
A Man Without Ears.


A man died u Athens, y. Y. r.
GENTLY, aged sixty five years, who was
born without ears, and hai no apsrtur
where the ears should have been. He was
able, however 70 gather sound ,hr0ugh his
mouth. When addressed he opened his
mouth, and could hear conversation that
was carried on in an ordinary tone His
hair was black at birth, but va, inter.
spersed with oddly shaped gray spots.
some Of them resembling dimiuuiive
human hands and ears. These slngu ar
markings never changed, and HI black
hair never became gray. He left fourie cen
living children. Tie eldest, forty i've
years old, has hair as black as Jet, and
hot a grsY hair in LiG head. The youngest.
sssd ta'rtsea, IA As gray a. = man of
AAyAnkz-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-30

side door by Treasurer Wynan, or an ON
Ger ot the Treasury whom h. may desig-
nate. Even with the keys OF the two doors
entrance can not be obtained to the vault
until that hour VI each day for which the
time l. ck ON the inside door may be Sc.
In addition to the security offered 10y the
iron au steel walls the vault is guarde
from he outside bv three feet OF solid ma
soury. The interior Of the vault is divi led
by an aisle which runs Is length, and on
each side OF which there are seven com.
partmen's. These compartments or bins
are separated by latticed walls composed
OF iron hv.-eghths of an inca in thickness,
and extending to the ceiling. These bins
are no, all of he same dimensions. The
smallest will hold .3,Q00,DOO and the larg-
est -. .p0U,O0J. The vault will be turn ID
over T. Treasurer Wyman for pccupat' n
about tue rridll- OF August Large Il, are
its proport ons IT will ouly suffice for two
years surpiu, at the present rate Of COIN
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-30
THE coAcAMAN's ROMANCE.
rhs Intimacy Which Ultimately Leads -
His clipping with Hn Mistress.

rhs Intimacy which Ultimately Leads -
His clipping with H.s Mistress.
(I-ong Bsauch COR. Baltimore Amcrican-l
"Will you tell tneexacuy wnat relations
exist between = couchman and his mis-
tiesst" | ventlred to ask.
He looked thou 'httully for while and
then said: Very naturally, u slight In
timacy, II eau 90 Express II, must exist
between them. For instance, she viii say
to him, James, sad ie my bav mare at nine
In the morning, aud come along yourself
on Kate. a. | 60 for Il gallon into the
country. Promptly IA nine Jamcsis at his
mistress cottagn, with his or iers ob-yed
to the letter. Very frequently James is
obliged tu help my lady to the saddle. He
catches her tend rly about the waist, amt
Is obliged 30 place her dainty foot in the
stlrrup, she IN the meantime ,nlling, not,
perhaps, because james touched her tiny
foot, but because her young heart /. leap
ing with JOY at the prospect pf u dash over
the adjoining fields. While riding, II she
sees anything 10 admire she viii ask
James his opinion of II. James is bound
to agree with her, aud. OF course, she IS
pleased. And so it goes on until James
has been in her service for year or two,
by which tim' the intimacy between them
Is much gIea er IN many respects than
that existing between my lady and some
o. her beau,."
And is it in this way that love hetween
coachmen and hsireS,es, which aiterward
resulted ia elop, ments, besauN asked.
'Precisely," he replied; and then by
way OF explanation, he said. "DD you
think IL nnything 50 remnrkabl"y Are Ws
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-30

The IT. Charles Restaurant and sa-
loon. Austin street between Fifth and
NiAth,J. I. Wilson pr"prictor j, n
usual prepared to furnish it, patrons
with all the dclicacir, of the season.
fresh oysters, ti>h and game of all
kinds. At the bar can be found. pure
old Kentucky whiSkic-. all brand, of
wines. and liquors and the best of ci-
@ar>. Attentive walters and polite
treatment to all. We win maintain
our reputation H. the oldest and best
restaurant and saloon in Waco. Gail
and -rc H.. j. +. WILSON.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-30

Mrs. kirkpatrick has again assum-
ed control of her hotel, the Kirk
patrick House. ON Austin street. be-
tween seventh and Eighth. and she
solicit, the renewed patronage of her
old friends and of the public. Tray
elcr,. and all who patronize the
house Will receive kind and courte-
ou> treatment. with iir,t-cla-, fare at
low rutpS
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-30

TO all who are suffering from the
errors and indiscretionS OF youth ner-
vou> weakness. early decay. los, of
etc, will send a receipt
that will cure Nou FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered bya missionary in south
America. send >clt-addrrssed env"-
lopc to the Rev, Joseph T. lnman. sta
tion H., New York City. S26deod n
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-30
Ismbstons husPi@csA.

a isdy vent ant. market "a Saturday,
ana Inquired ter c1rosi etL IT, ..rts,.
mao xxx ts' stons ~ ssisa.f t.s 1ea,
down ~ the crius irsnl ~. tarr.. ..d.
laying 80 taD o. .Ar-s yse.. n .<.f fer
tsf ersziHstya, .sfn-4 :. .zr sk.n
al sthsr ctlgtea.sf. HsAs - "a "a. g.
gags Der eye fs. 1S~a ~ .tsas tssr the
laaake,m.I nss tsxsE hs1 Ia 1arrs! aad
xas rssAi
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-30
Bailey's Saline AperieHt!
WHAT Is Irf

nis eheap, mid. elective ard iehehual lax
A,ive or purg4live, intrndej - a substitute t'r
,,or Id Iirlssnr>s ,ick headache. and 10 sn-tl.lv
adap,eL 10 al Who lead sedeuiiry ~ uoseN
conkned HE, tisawhite powder AID - rvescrs
Ike So.l4 water, and Is as pleasant; II .Ses 80,
sripe ,oa Sick-n a.d - always ready. iat ap be-
lsrse bot,ls, and .eI - s. sssls ey ~ Dnsstata.
IoEIh and so.lh.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-30

Mr. Edward Henry, Pinegrovc
Schuylkill county. Pa. writes. that.
having had limb crushed and his arm
paralyzcd. he was completely cured by
a few applications OF It, Jacobs Oil,
the great pain cure.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-30
THE REVISED BIBLE.
CHANGES IN The OLD TESTAMENT,


-, ,.s,,aj Tn, ,b. t-niv4rsiiv PRESSES of
,f,rd and Cambridge in the fail. This
-rest work originated in me Convention
= Csn+arbury. NAV q. 1870. by the appoint.
,.rt Of a committee Of eminent B hlcal
.,i,oiar. and ,iipn,1aries Of the Church II
ENGLAND. with .n.,uer to revise the author
,.d ysr.tou of 1911. aud to assoc ate with
,an, ieur.s.nt,ti,e Biblical scholars Of
thor denominations. IT wa. decided to
,,sL. tb.. ,.orl i,t.rnat ioual A. we'll a, in.
Accnrdin.ly the Amer
can committee ,ya. nrVautl.i hv invita-.
,,,, and ,,,i,l, .ba annrovsI If rho Rritisb
evisers. and began active work in Octo.
,sr. ls-I
Tbaea co,rui.,s.s boya vyorkei iud..
,.,dsn,lY ~ ssch otb.r T,. a,,erir.u
.,r,,i,,a aa b.s boId ,,,ntb1v ,n..tiny. in
Y.,y yorl ,yhsre. after a con,us,ison Of
,.ia,ys 4, ,y,,,I, ,o,e or rro,,,..ad chance.
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,,rens ,vn.,hirds vita ,y,,,d le uec...n.
20 r.. s..,,-s H.. ,do,tio, A c,,ne. tbus
.o,.d ,,,,,lj IA. .,c,r,,,,,,ica,o1,, the a..
- co,,,,,,,,.. M. t,t,.r ,,,,,,,i,t.,.
working in ,uucb th. snnr rn,ner aud
boliiug its MEETINGS in I.ou,l.n. .Olu'i
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,b. A,,..,,,.,,, br.tbr., nan. , .,u.,att
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.,iy,. of tba ,,.,,pitt,.s ina. l..u held.
roi, ,,,n,ri,,n.s bay. gor,. aver al the
looks NJ the pli Te.t.tm mt. an! noe. ..,nsr
,.iil ho rurornorut.I that t.s nat met the
,,nrovsl of h.,h hnd,ns ln SOM. IN.
.tsn,es the H,i,,sb r.yi..r- L,v. boon
NOR. cor.crya,iv. than the Au.rI,ans,
ard vvb.r. ths lstt.rt tbint tLrir point of
.ne.iont ;unort,pc. II viii apt,.ar i'm the
a,,,,di, a. u.o. d.no in ,h. rn.. nt 'h,.
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,,scn,.r,d .i,ce th,. ,rapslnti.u in loll.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-30
OUR SILVER DOLLARS.
Their NEW HOME IN WASHINGTON.


hopeless of iorcin into clrcula' ion the
-t-u lily increasing stock OF standard sill.
ser dollars S,cr"tary Folger Is compelled
to make adiit, na preparation for their
sate-k-ru ng ia .ue Treasury. Under the
ac' pi February -, lS's, about 2,3n,OoU
silver dollars are coined every month,
only 10 Os stored i'll vaults. During
certain months of the year, when busi-
ness is most active. an amount equal to
the monthly coinage Will be driven into
circulation, but a, soon n, settlements
are male by business and conn. .'rci al
men, these dollars are exchanged foi
cert Gcates, and are returned to the
Irea ury. Thu. the entire coinage for
the year may be said to find lodgment
in the Treasury vaults instead of Hniing
rcula'lon among the people. Many of
those who were the earnest advocates
OF unlimited silver coinage prior to the
passage Of the act Of 1873 now favor u
SUSPENSION Of further coinage, and II bill
nitro .uced by Judge Kelley is pending
before the House Tor this purpose, but has
been quie lV laid away until the next
session of Congress.
l., IN. u.nutitn. the coinnpe nrncaeds
,uItba i,.,.u,sr ,pust n,ovide t,r its
satsrv. All nyaiioll. storap. room is
occupied, OF will he before Congress
again con venes, and 1t therefore be-
come, an imperative necessity to erect ad-
ditonal vaults.
The Treasury now holds. in round mum.
h,r. lea oIo MA siIvor dolI.rs whila this
money is subject to the order of tn. Treas
,ir,r. If tl,. Initial States. il i. not. as is
h.lirv.d bv mnnv persons held in the
v,ult, of the TREASURY Department at
Wu.biuptou. Indeed. n very small amount
,fthi, large silver surplu, is actually held
b.r. fo,. the.xr.lI.nt reason that sufficient
accommodation has not heretofore existed
The bul, of the silver is stored at New
York. the remainder b,int distributed
among the large commercial cities OF the
c,uptrv. onlv about "A go ooD bein, ac-
tually held at the Treasury Department at
Washington. Few persons, perhaps, have
any conception of the vastness of the sill
yer now held by the United States in the
form of standard silver dollars. The fiscal
affairs Of the Government have been con
iucted on SO magnificent scale during
and since the war OF the rebellion that the
public have come to consider the sum of
o,OOo,0OJ or S.OO,Ooo,O0O ss an ordinary
matter uf Governmental administration,
aud ve are 50 familiar with the more con-
yeuieut toru- Ut currency in our personal
atft,rs N A. We 'iu not stop to contemplate
th" bulk AMI weight oi this steadily in
GO a1us silver deposit which finds lods
urni IA the Treasury.
A-preyio,l>lv stated, there is nrw held by
the rrea>ur, lo1,NNl, ,uI1 silver dollar pieces.
.Iri. &. 4 lu~.. sum Of money in anV form,
lltitl. .ul, when reduced TO pound, and
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-30

Peclcr's Chill and Fever Syrup is
warranted to cure any case of chills
and fever Contains no quininc or
arsenic, or anything injurious TO the
system.
PEELER'S DHUG STORE,
yugl- SIN sixth and Austin ~ts.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-30

Dr. W. Il tsllee has removed his OF.
flee TO Castle, Morrison Il Co.'S drug
store. At night H. can be found st the
McClclland hotel by Tciephonins or by
calling AT room l0l. 6.2u-2m
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-30
THE LAVA BEDS IN FLAMES.
sheets of Fire Licking Up the Banks of
snake River.

wood River ddahni Times
The entire country for forty or fifty
miles each side of Shosone seems to he IN
flames, aud the fire seems to lie gaining in
all directions. The rapidity with which 1t
spreads under a high wind is wund 'rful.
About noon tlere was but a mere breeze,
with u spurt or two. Vet the lire travelled
faster than "a horse could run, aud IN less
than one hour had covered twen V five or
thirty miles. tn wind blowing 10 the
East saved the town. 1t was then that the
tire envcloped the Robbers koo,t aud the
Big Butte. The flames wouli rise III the
air about thirty feet, break in big blocks,
sail along with the wind, and land about
100 to 30 leet al cad. Is speed Is not sur
pri>ing with such sglntir ap,.
As the weary po"p.r oi Suosh"n", wo n
out with exertion aud anxiety, retired, a.
rangcment> were made to leave S.ruuL
guard on all night. The atmosphere vas
filled with black -muke that nearly Il .d
theu, but they could see one vast mass Ot
fla Mes extending easterly and westerly
for probably 100 mlies, and travelling with
astonishing rapiIlty. The line OF the tire
Was about three m.les from Shushone,
About Two miles this side . that could he
seen the line OF the lack lire from
Snoshone, which was about one msle ny,
and gradually spreading.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-30

Parties coming mp Main street at an
early hour OF It recent morning were some
what surprised to see a large aud appar-
street and enter the doorway To the sto
If Rice 4 Rich. |. wa, also noticed tha'
his suuiIrelship was closely followed by
tock of sparrowS, the majority OF whom
took position opposite tue door. 50 aS 10
cut of his retrea Halt dozen of the
birds remained ON the wing nI'trriuE,
some three feet from the S,dewalS, and
near to the entrance. The SUI Irel made
frantic effort, to force an entrance, and rs
he did SO the birds ,"ho during the
aght kent up an iucesSant chattering)
chargei upon him and brought Inn 10
bay. They eventually a, owe him from Is
posit on to the store Of j. Il. Spcnc 'r. and
from there to he IS ON store, FIN ling
himself hard pressed, Le b at retreat,
lint the sparrows forced him FROM tho
sidewalk, and he sou sht An entrance to the
store Of j. B. Shaw. Here also ne was
foiled, and he broke tor the other side Of
me street, closely followed by the eu ire
r,ck OF sparrows, who lost no opportunity
10 rive him clip and hasten Ia : speed.
He finally entered the Pierce Block, and
thus escaped further punishment. 1t was
supposed hy those who witnessed this eN'
traord nary fight that the squirrel had
heen tampering with some ness IN tha'
vicinity, hence the >parrnws turned out
in ,orce ana modified him in true Demo-
cfstic style.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-30
The Elizabeth AuII Female Seminary,

LEXINGTON. NO.
Twenty duh year only eight graduates in
ten Years Nc ranva>sing. Select Family
=, huol pairuuifcd 10y senator Vest Judge
NucAuyr and col Philips and recommended
hN -vuutur tuckrrll Catalogue.
J \ QUAkLE>. p p, Pre-.
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I'OR SALE.-Ths Bonner place in East W AGO
7 This property culsists of II hvc-ruom dwell
ling and stables a fine ci>teru and IA acres,
and is offered very low. Apply 10 l. u. COX,
over The state Central Bank a-2-l-i
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-30

FOR RENT-R,>idence in front Of the
/ Christian church. Apply 10 Jas. b Baker
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-30

NXrANTED.--At Sccondrs- store, one hun
w dr-d silk dresses. Also books, mhgh
>iucs. etc c. +. kngsbury Ag't south sid"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-30

NOR SAIE-rcu lots fronting l7th street
L V smiths addition 10 Waco. VIM NJ
Flonrnoy
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-30

MRS SEMONES will reopen her 81 ho"l of
vi design uu Monday. september l. studio
ur->tair- in building 40. tot corner oi Au>tn
and -iAth streets. a--''tl'u'