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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-06-21
transferad, any time, daylor night.
PLnMING.
WOOD.

We are prepared 10 prepare ground, and do
all sorts Of blowing
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PIGKETS

sawed In lengths of 4, 5 and g feet, and more
than half heart, from 8 to 0 inches wide, at
$40 per thousand Pickets, delivered.
LONG STRIPS Observation-Disclosures,
VIII be delivered, at from 81 10 SO per load
MANURE.
viii be delivered cheap.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-06-21

We haven good Nood4lat,sto Goat orr own
wood, aud Mll hire itout by the day, week
er month, for sp.all consideration.
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SHELLS ANpEDIRT.

viii be delivered cheap. Delivered as per
order.
COAL. e ~.
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VIII feed stock by the meal, day, week, or
month Plenty of shelter for vehicles
Plenty Of good wRtersf0r stock.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-06-21

LIME, CEMENT AND FIRE BRICK
by bucket or barrel Barrels delivered free
OF drayage.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-06-21
FEED.

stands the celebrated stallion ..ks0ne-
wall saaclxsonss'
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Near the CORNER. or lynn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-07
FURIOUS FORT.
WAR WITH THE GOVERNMENT
The Fort VIII Secede-The Telephon,
Must Won't be Enjoined-
Down with the POles-Minor
Notes of Importance.

FoRT WoRTH, Aug. g., Special. The
injunction obtained by the Telephone
company against the city is the one
subject Of conversation to-day, and all
the citizens spoken to about the matter
express themselves az very indignant
at this action, and large number have
determined TO have the Bell telephones
taken out, while some advocate tearing
out poles and wire. A very prominent
citizen says:
doubtless these Northern men are
familiar with and in sympathy also with
the reconstruction policy OF the Repub-
licans tor the past twenty-four wears.
and they still regard Texas as a subiu.
gated State and legitimate plunderinv
territory. There used to be on the from.
tier what were called Choking quar-
ters." These were bodies of timber be-
longing to distant spectators, and the
early settlers looked upon them as free
and plundered them Of all the best tim
Der. Such seems TO be the light in which
some of these Northern corporations re-
gard Texas, and whom they find that the
men who built up and established such
cities as this would not stand still and
be robbed in silence nor permit them
selves TO be run over rough shod, they
invoke tho aid of Federal courts. Peo-
pie have been loud in their complaints
of the inefficient service OF this tele-
phone company, thoir instruments be-
ing practically useless, and this has led
To their dlscontinuance in some eases.
and It seems to be the resolve Of a good
many TO quit their use as soon as their
yearly contracts expire. This action of
the company will hasten and CON
firm such determination. There
is no question of the illegal
character Of poles and wires DC the com
pany and this interference with the leg
islation OF the city looks SO much like
the policy of the reconstruction period
that all our disinterested citizens feel
indignant. The city will fight the in
junction, and let il be hoped that they
will beat IL and turn this arrogant gang
out of the city neck and cross, and get
u company which will give us better
service and observe the laws"
Prominent lawyers say that II n Fed
oral court can compel q city from en-
forcing laws OF local nature, we arc
indeed In sad condition.
A number of our citizens NO over 10
Dallas tonight TO attend the reunion.
word received here that it was a grand
success pleases every one.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-07
RlU)NT0 viii Cleanse, Beaadl and PrserVeDe
-------2 TEETH AND GUMS
Ina Sound and Orno
0Ounu and Ornamental State to Old Art
'' 0SN' a hex e4quid and Powder At all Druggists
ee''ie ny CfoWDUS DRUG CO.. Dallas

prlyatlons ard hardships the survivors
OF the Confederate army passed throu0h
!. ABOVE the word "welcome" are the
lines of the poet: WY
Shoulu old acquaintance be forgot
And never brought to mind,
NE VIII drink Ia cup OF Kindness
ror the days OF old Lang Syne.u
sword OF Col. I. G. Hampe, which
I q q served the cause of Carlos the Third
~ SPAN, ana which the Colonel carried
through the late war. was nm object ~
considerable curiosity on the rronnds
Yesterday. Engraved on it are the words
1776." ' AAi' pragohes rs
The Tennesseeans have hoisted n
the Governor of Sont Tepn 1eem by by
which is worked the words, s''Tennesser
anu Iexas. Kin by blood, comrades in
war, pioneers in peace, with glorious
memories n of the past, and bright hopes
ior the future, we greet you"
MIS-. Belle Hammond, better known
As Belle Boyd, the dauntless ex-
confederate spy, visited the grounds
= G. II. Eddy, the popular restauranter
ied hundreds of people Yesterday. lie
sets good table. 1'0
lhnch baskets checked on the soutb
end OF the grounds. N ''"'''
-, AT NIGHT
Ihere was music and dancing nm tbe
large enclosed platform, and s0cial nv
unions at the different headqunrters The
grounds We're brilliantly Illuminated
WIN ten electric lights and looked bean.
u oiiGi, mere was rowing on the lake and
qui'e pleasant evening was spent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-07
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.


Raines yesterday prevented races al
the Chicago driving park.
Lieut.. Lockwood, u dead Arctic OK.
plorer. will be buried at Annapolis 10.
morrow.
Secretary Lincoln and Gen. Sheridan
visited the encampment of the National
Guards at Gettysburg yesterday.
At Buffalo, New York, yesterday, IN,
great PAGER, WestmOunt, attempted and
failed to beat his Pttsburg record OF 2:O2
Bonager Dick, prosperous farmer
was shot to death by a sherifl's posse, or
his farm In Chambers county Yesterday
The killing is not justified by the cir
cumstancos rs reported.
A Pittsburg, Pennsylvania photo
era lher named Alexander Merriman
murdered young man named Bonia
mine Moore, In the parlor of the muir
nerod mans mothers residence yester
day.
A Paris cable says that nj Versatile,
! yesterday tho committee of Congress o.
tho two houses of Parliament /,
which all the proposed amendments ol
the constitution wore referred accepted
AndricuN's amendment, declaring MI
monarchic prentcndors were inoligabl,
to tho presidency. The committee acted
IN this matter In accord with Minister
Ferry.
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EDUCATIONAL.
The Temple Normal schooI ., No.,

The Temple Normal School of husic,
TEMPLE, Aug, O. Special. The third
annual session OF the Texas Normal
Music school was formally opened in the
Baptist church here at $3.50 last evening.
,nder the management of Profs. Shook,
Ilunl, LawSOOny aud Lincoln. The
mousse was filled with the elite OF our
city and visitors from abroad. and were
prottably entertained for an hour and n
nail by the finest music, botn vocal and
instrumental, short speeches. etc. The
session Of the Morn school will CON
lllue three weeks, and largo number
Oh pup Is are in attenda ice and others
VIII arrive by this evenings trains.
Rev. j. NJ. Carroll, A. NJ, of Iampasas.
who IL President Of the corporation, will
preach the commencement sermon this
evening. The Normal is chartered
institution, and many of those in attend
ance will graduate at this term.
Lectures will be delivered by distin-
guished musicians and speakers AT diff
ierent times during the session.
quite a number of families have
removed TO our city during the last
week, and several new firms are opening
business here.
Among others Mr.. Vogle OF Richmond.
and Mr.. Curry of Galveston, and Mr.
Echrldge of Clifton.
The railroad clearinghouse at the iron
foundry buildings is nearly complete.
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cheek. One ofthe fellows dresses himself
up like dude, and generally conducts
himself, 80 that everybody to HON he APP
peals, makes fund of him. Perhaps he
does sell few pieces of the soap, for il
appears to do what is claimed for ii. but
he purposely makes such an ass of him.
sself,that nobody wants to trade with him.
Soon, when he is Boosting of how much
soap. he can sell in day, common
looking fellow in the crowd calls out.
well, why don't You sell 1t then?r and
at once they got into q wrangle, which
is ended by the plain fellow betting that
ne could sell more soap in ten minutes
than the proprietor Of the stand can seIl
In haitian hour. The bet is generally
quite a large one, and as sympathy n
entirely with the communicating fell
low, the crowd comes TO his support. and
he rapidly sells out his share ofthe soap.
and finally also disposes OF the greater
part OF the other fellows packages. II
IL needless to say that the fellows are
confodorntes and are playing into each
others hands. Two good operators can
make tremendous profits by working
this game, and they run no risk Of being
arrested.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-07
TRADE NOTES.
GOULD TURNING TIE CRANK
Moths Fluttering About the Camilla
Pnipable NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fatent OF Newspaper
Folder-New Cotton.
Cotton Prospects,

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 6. The Jul,
cotton report for the Memphis district
embracing West Tennessee, North Mis-
sissippi, North Arkansas and NORTH
Alabama, to be issued tomorrow h,
Hill, tontaine & Co., will saw:
Iaking this district as a whole there is
Improvement to be noted in the grow
ing cotton crop. This is particularly
noticeable in Arkansas and Tennessee
IN THESE two States the weather has
Deen most seasonable and the plant
although somewhat smaller and later
idly. 's rap
In Alabama and Mississippi too much
wet weather has prevailed and the cron
III those sections is still from two TO four
weeks late. ''U'
Disastrous rains are reported from
several counties in Northern and East
hrn Mississippi, which is overlooked as
ID the cotton lands, causing
serious damage to both cotton and corr.
IL also caused the abandonment of som,
andS in both of those States which. ON =
ng to continued wet weather, was i'm
possible to cultivate.
Tho err !t9l period has now been
cached, and IL is safe TO predict that.
with Il favorable season from
nsw on, the yield of cotton
IN this district will exceed that of last
year. An early frost would, however,
;urtail the yield materially.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-07
FOREIGN.
A Divorce scandul-o,hsr No,.,,

Divorce scandal-Oths Notes.
LONDON, Aug. Cone half of the
French troopa that reached Madagascar
rom T0nquin, sent to MayneVa, will
form the second army 10 march from
MSyneg4 TO the Capital. Tho native
premier is peaceably disposed bu, foars
loss OF his head. Tho French arc sur
icring much from dysentery and fever.
Tho trial of tho action for divorce
Drought By Mrs. Emma Tyars against
her husband, Frank Tydrs. both mem
bers or the Lyceum Theatre, begun To-
day. The. defendant testified that he
Intercepted n letter from hin wife In
Mr. Haviiand, another member of the
Jppl,pnhs Mhiie tho company were In
boston. lie. thoreupon went 10 IIavi.
lands dressing room, whore hs assault.
ed and dlsiigurcd him. Tho Jndve
questioned liayiland and the lattcrad.
inlts that improprlo.i,s had taken place
between himself and the plaintiff. Thia
Il denied by the plaintiff, who
OF her child. F''0 "'i
A Nmsi d!.a..h cr)m Miiagascar
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-07
Iron and steel WorLors

PIrrsBURd, Aug. 6,-The National
convention of the Amalgamated Associ
alton Of Iron and Steel workers re-
assembled this morning. After trans
Ictlng some business of n routine ma.
lure, President Weihe announced lonu
!lst OF standing committees reports.
EN-President Jarrett and President
Neiho then submit d reports, which
Notwithstanding the dullness of trade,
he association maintained its strength,
although the Increase is small, If any
Recess was then taken for dinner.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-07
The v. INNS r.rnn.iiinn.

ST. Lo'Is, Aug. g. The managers of
he Exposition, which is to open here
september Sd, have arranged quite an
elaborate programme for that event.
There is to be great parade of artillery,
alutes and speech-making, etc. Among
hose to bo invited to share i'm the core
monies are President Arthur, all of the
residential and Vice Presidential can.
.lidates, Governors of contiguous States,
senators, Gems. Sherman and Sheridan
wa other distinguished gentlemen. The
new building in which the Exposition
az be held is rapidly approaching com,
,lction and will be one OF the finest In
no country. The Exposition itself
promises to be more than noteworthy.
!nd will embrace an elaborate display
rom all parts Of the sountry.
All classes of citizens are taking great
interest in the enterprise, and every Ell
Tort is to be made 10 make il O success
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-07
The sonn Trirl

A very successful svindlc, operated
by street pcddlers, is what is technically
known az tho "soap caper." For the pur-
poses OF the swlndlc, two fellows will
BUY lot OF cheap soap. and cut Il np In.
70 sinau pieces. which arn dainty per-
nmcd anu nicely wrapped IN fancy col.
ored n9por. This IL all the stuck In trade
hi'' IAcrlt = gNGr1Vas aLyN1... o.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-07
STREET NOTES.

- GEMS. G. #. Beauregard and j. A.
early. cannot attond the reunion in Dial
las this week. They will be in New Or
leans and Superintend the drawing of
The Louisiana State lottery on Tuesday.
the Eth inst; $4,000 for IS: $4,000 for
VI. Call ON George A. Webster, 7OI Elm
street, Dallas, and procure ticket, win
fortune, and he happy.
W. IL. Mccormick, formerly resident
ana salOonist of this city, dropped dead
o the LIST in Sedalia, Missouri, where
n was on business
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-07
About Wabash.

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.--At q meeting Of
tho directors of the Wabash Railway
company to-day plan of re-organiza-
lion WIS proposed by the subcommittee.
AS published sometime ago, and il was
unanimously approved.
Jay Gould resigned the Pr sidency
aud was succeeded by j. f. Joy, 6f
lie rpit. II is tho intention of JOY to
proceed to Europe to confer with the
bondholi,r' and stockholders, and To
secure the acceptance of the new plan
IL possible.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-07
SARGENT ~ CO.

Of July 18th, reports that the French are
displaying the greatest activity in draw
ing mules from Reunion by reqnisi
saoh OF General Willoughby, at Tara
,att.e, with 10000 Sevas, who is mainly
relying on Notifications and torpedo
pits. Measures are taken To retire If
necessary to Ambesi, fifty miles inland.
me latest advlces from China state
that the Chinese authorities stopped a
courier In the service between Foschow
ana landing place of the telegraph cable
company
An outbreak of English cholera has
occurred at Northampton, owing to a
scarcity ofwater. Entire families are
stricken. No deaths haye occurred.
SIX revolvers We're found in dust bin
IN 5iart street, near the Convent garden
to-day. No clue to their owenship.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-07
A IIrrlrn-Crnn Nnln,

MCKINNEY, Aug. Especial. "A
number of our citizens lef, yesterday
and to-day to attend the Dallas re.
union.
County court adJourns this evening
until saturday, and tomorrow will wit
ness shegira OF tho balance of our citi-
zenS.
The rains for the last few days and a
shower this morning, have wonderfully
improved the crop outlook. FARMERS
are marketing grain quite lively.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-07
Another First Bnie.

BRYAN, Aug. Especial. Simon
Smiley brought in today the first bale
of new cotton and consigned 1t to II. j.
Mcqueen & Co. It was sold at . o'clock,
and was purchased by T.. l.. Ward vt /.
cents per pound. II will be shipped Ia
McAlpine & Co., Galveston, Texas.
Weighl, 500 mounds.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-07
Tho sniverssi Perfume.

This is the name that now, In all part,
OF tho world, especially In fashionabl,
circles, isappliod 10 the famous Murra,
q Lanman Florida Water. This delicate
extract from tho enchanted gardens ol
the tropics increases in popularity da,
by day; nor is this to bc wondered al
when we remember that whether used
al the toilet or In the bath or on thu
handkerchief u IN alike refreshing
agreeable and refined.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-07
TICKETS TO


During the reunion of sol.
diers at Dallas, August 9Th tu 9th, incln-
SiVe, the Missouri Pacific railway com.
pany viii run an excursion train he
tween Dallas and tho encampmont
grounds, lLong's lake,) leaving Fast
Dallas on tho arrival orall trains on Tho
Houston & Texas Central railway, and
every SOminutes from brick depot nj fool
OF Lamar street, Fare for round hi ,,95c.
Parties should not delay In bur.
chasing tickets as they will be required
To show thom before entering the ears,
II. w. No CLLouGu,
- q. L. Il Il. A., Galveston.
~ =. TURNER, Ticket Agent, Dsllag,
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Special Time Cnrh

Trains on the Houston & Texas Cen.
tFal railway will arrive at Dallas during
the reunion as follows: 6.lO a. M, from
Denison; 1850 n. M, from Houston; O.}i
n. M, from Mckinney; 1000 y. M, from
Denlson; lO:25 a. M, from Corsicana;
l2Oo ?, m from Denison; l;lO p. m,
from Corsicana; $40 p. IN, from Denison,
s:4s p. M, from Houston.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-07

we have heard more praise rendered
ene merits OF smiths Bile Beans than
cred IN the short space of time they have
.peen manufactured. There certainly can
be no humbug about this remedy. Price
- cents per bottle. For sale by all drug
nlSIS - "S
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-07
The pnrmnnnntIin.-

MiDLormAN,Aug.6, Especial Chief
Engineer Clycket, of the Santa Fe Corps
and u party of twelve assistants began
the locati ion Of the permanent line be
tween this point and Wax ahachie this
noon, and are now one mile from town,
X. NJ. Wyall, of Waxahachie, Is horc
In the interest Of the right-or.way.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-07

All members OF the company except
the artilarY gla-i detailed ut Longs
Lake, are hereby ordered TO report OF
the company's armory as pa. M, Au-
gust 1th. by order OF
CAPT. lioUsroN.
c. u. RAWLINGS, Orderly Sargent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-07
Ladies' B1p.sI.ion society Concert,

There will he given an open air con.
cert, under the auspices of tho Ladies'
Exposition, on Friday night. Notice is
also given that the concerts will be con-
tinuod as heretofore "Wednesday and
f.taay nights.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-07
Wn.hlnr,nn Nnt.a.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Secretary Lin
coin, accompanied by Gen. Sheridan,
leit Washington for New York 10 etali
part In the cefeulu1ies connected with
the reception OF tii' remains of the dead
" IN. A..A ! Ia !.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-07
: A II E R THAN EVER

adofF
EN- Low rlCEs Call and see them
the PROOF
nave some Fire and and see 10 Elm
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could MorLInr the cranl.

NEw YORK, Aug, G.--Westorn Union
sold up to Is to-day. This is Is pee cent.
higher than the lowest price OF last
month. Another feature was North
western, which il @ per cent higher than
last week,
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.orsford's Acid Phosphate.

BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
limitations and counterfeits have
again appeared. BE sure that tho word
"HoRsFoRp's" IL on the wrapper. None
are genuine without il.
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Still Raging.

mAasElLLEs, (noon) Aug. Give
deaths from cholera since 9 o'clock THU
morning.
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Guards your loved ones from future
want, Il. Is. A. offers the means.
Address X. ID. PARRorr, Manager,
Waco, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-07

AttenlIo. DaI,as RItlr COMPANY.

No trouble 10 aus. quest, at Union
rkt. on, 5Oi Main 81.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-11-22

OVER TIit tIrI.

The tlrid l. fan raudidnDc- for Tia,
po-ima~trr-hip in Waco. There mr.,
NOW three, with good prospects al
luorr.
several rood -tnrir- told about
fine fellow p runniio. onto H,i,.,'. -.
loon when the -h.nl.In nrrurrrJ
Thursday night.
can't .lnuIc~ Holt. of Er,uhaIu. hand
his pocket pirl,cd and $50 t.hru ont
of II while hr wa, standing .n the
urWalh in front of the parliir hntrl
Yesterday. % to bate last niplf he
had NOT found thc man who tool, the
money.
,.,.,,in. ...o.,,,. ,r,h..,..,r moan,
D. r,,., nrr.,n .,n.r a., ,,r...,'r
Ir-..,i.,,, r,...,,, i,,,,.,,it, ,,,.,i..,II'..,i
Lilli,i,-u,... A.. 'rL, .L.ni'i w..
rrun,.Ii.I 49, ~. .,...,..,.,.,t ',I...
,,i-r .rrinu. rr-uIf. n., r.iin,.
sherman. ..r,.irlh. N.l I,i,i,r." v;Ii
rtlrrrIuih rr,nnyr ,iI t.,ini nr ,li-r,.,.
and r,..i,,r, VIM, a., ,..i,T
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-11-22

Special, tive-cight- milr dash; purse
SEQ; three entries. Lady jackson
came out first Billie Button. second :
Katie Kramer. third Time. lao.
This closed the races for fall season.
>o far a. the racine circuit j. concern
ed, aud many of the horses were put
on the train last night and started 10
their several destinations. Some of
them Will 90 to san Antonio and run
IN lhc race, that come oil in thut citv
next week, while others will 90 10
New Orleans and take part in the
races that viii be run There urAt
month.
We could not learn the amount of
money received at the gate during the
four days, but We dare say il will
come up 10 Mr. John-ou'> rNpccta-
tiou-, "a, tii- being the first time Waco
has ever been represented in lhcuorth
Texas circuit, and the people not fully
understanding the manner in which
the race, were TO bee run, lac did not
cNpec, To come ont with amy great
amount OF money ahead of his actual
expenses in preparing for the event
just closed.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-11-22

We have the hand,ome.t pattern
bOnnets aud hats ever shown i'm Wnr,
expressly ordered for race week :
our store room Is located on FilfL
street (the ihoroughturc you take f.
reach the Driving park, just halt
block north Of Austin avenue. Col.
lars, ruchings, gloves, handkcrchiofs.
etc, in greatest variety.
Mrs. Ellen :. Cohen.
Fashion Bazaar.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-11-22

At the hour of going TO press gen
cral storm prevails in Texas. democrat
ling the telegraph wires, and curlaii-
ing our dispatches. \ lively breeze
mt 3 o'clock II. M. swept over Waco.
and lowering clouds purtrndcd n
I,.n,,N. rii fail
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-11-22
The Wan Win the Iron Hat.

In answer to several about the Iron
HAT, Mr. Murphy, who won the hat,
proposes To carry ont the conditions
OF the bet, and ON Monda, evening. at
1880 O'Clock, (wearing the iron haD
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-11-22

You get your boy, well dressed for
little money at Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-11-22

LcVin~ki n Alhra make speciality
of complicated watch repairing