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Rn RLchnr1 Z. Hnrnetl G ~.
BIZ Richnrd Y. RarneH q co.
bH httftflf
CONTINUED SALE Oh

s3.storv brick dwellings with lc's. nos 100 to $50
Lsst 70, q}cs' lr :" o. 4t,lo
4.sory front lats, with lots. SOS I"3 anu lVo
hsst lo WI s. 80 II oi 4'i'1'' 2G,95
'ineT 6ps@f we i lot No IV' ht 1921
l Sst0ry Uro Z fat with lot 10 ia tal llVa,SII
IS l53 II . OF 4th.aye each LOT l6.SIl'oif roo
Mrs GRAY ..--....--.-.-. 49, 49,
l similar building with lot. No ll6 hast llotss| On
lGsx 90 4 !. = Troy -.-..-------. go: ''o'
Lar building with lot, 40 us East 4ISl1ss 4V'
ICsNl0J11 Il Peck. - - -; ''''
39Ty 6IoT.sSns G%eps VIII 0 I6t @ 1000
4sto.s BRICK date with lOts, Nos .le -? ana ~
51st i91t 49, 80 Of saa'' 'aeu ~ 1851
4torE bT,k tat with lot % ;S'I haf' Bae eco
similar 6a o ldns WIN lot NO ,SS Eas' 9e5
! LOT on Istave L " COZ Of lUtthst, 2J2NleO p so
lot lst-ave adjoining above, % 3xloo; Same %
. lot. stavo adjoining above each 26sI'o9i ag7
J smith. -. - ~ - ~
lots on .t-aye sw cor Of lolst't elcn oO5
-. .
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LIVE STOCK Markets

CHICAGO July l7Ts Dropsr Journal roportS Hsa,-Re-
cestA Is 900 head shtpaents $500 head market sctNs
and "a oc higser Rough Packing s. soa$292 raeknS
Shippn S. 80 $780, saL - OOGso -o sKps - -
eitae-Roceipts sOOs head Shipments, 2o90 AesA mar
ket active AMI lower Erports 50 60Gs6 Do eeed. q
Choice Shipping 80 l5Ss6 3d. Common 70 Msainn 50 oS
sls., aee.ipts AGO. shipmentA 1000, market weak
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REAL ESTAIE.

EEw-YOaK. Thursday Juyil7. 1884,
The following sales wers held at the Exchange
Saiesroom to-day:
BIZ Richard r Hqr7lst On.
I Astorv trownstoue dwelling with Ct 10 20 ,ast
f f5S1i y Re", oI Maai''n1.v $4,000
A5.sr6ry stone fOpt buildings with plot land Nos
g.Ol- 10 2O34 1t1l.8ve. " cor Of nos ~ anu
.Oil 42Sthst piot lz9A9S.4li SoHI' ~ III 500
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ORDERS no ARMY OFFICERS.

WASHINGTON, July Ill. V. Cazlare, ~
Artillery few years in charge OF the
division Of the Signal Onico, Washington mas pe'n re-
leved from that duty and ordered TO JOIN Tvs r'I'uo
He "a euccceded by Second Lieutenant NJ PuraSe'' o.
the signal Service on duty nj Fort Meyer
First Lieutenant John D. Kerr, 9Th Cavalry mas D''n
rsleved from duty asa member OF the general court
martial convened at Jefferson Barracks Ml7'oIrl' III"
First Lieutenant Gustavus G. Doanc' "a 'aNah9' NUS
detailed VA member thereof, ~ nh
The leave of absence granted Major Dan'el y h"'n
rnymnstor has been extended one month lcaN OF nv
scnce for four monbs TO take eject on or ABOUT At1
/ Gas beou granted Captain joel T. Kirkman' ION ~
antrv The extension of leave of absence on account o
sclness granted Lieucnant~C olOpel Andrew D. AloN-
nndcr "a Cavalry has been further EXTENDED l"ui
months Captain Henry Mc.derrI, assist mt .uig'0n
has bcan relieved from duty IN the Department oI ",
Platte aud ordered report in person 70 TIE 'onmIna
Inc General Department OF the Lust for assignment u
duty.
ACCEPTED AS A GOVERNMENT WITNESS
WASHINGTON, July 17.-Lukc Il. Jones' one
OF the men arrested the charge Of presenting f"s'
vouchers 90 the Navy Department for payment wa
to-day admitted TO bail In $1,000 upon statement %,
The Distrct-Atorucy that ho had been accepted .! u
Government n u Witness
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

ihAiLhOAD IAkNlNf5
CHICAGO AND NoRrHwEsTERN
Number oi rnilc. 80 85s 5'77o
Second week in July. s45(gOQ si76,-o s4}659o
Jan to Juy l4....... IA9o,i4J l1S2l,7l5 1I4OIo90
CHICAGO. ST. PAUL, MINNIE APoGIs AND OMAHA
Number of mirs........ 1922 lilo 1,2s0
Jan TO July IA NJ. 2i7Ga33 2j5l 1913 2,5s-,7 +O
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, AND IT. PAUL.
Number of miles ...... 261 1920 477O
second w.ek July. e?ai1t0 s4tlCGl $3.50
Jan to july H.. 97j47O9 1l,620OSS ll272OOO
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
second week in July. $500 $4,000 s2oe865
Jan to July Il -. 2,9727o6 3,sl627l 6,8GG07o
FLINT AND PERE MARQUETTE.
Number NJ miles ..... 94J 3i7 3i7
SecpUd week July. 49, 5iS St5.s27 S3e 93s
Jan to July H....... l,0s7,7l5 l, O1,s-0 1,2jo435
ST. LOCIs AND San FRANCfsCO.
Number ~ mlos........ Gfl 72B 7ia
Second week i'm July. eC9.Ol2 S59.fOD $4,000
Jan. July IL. l,037'21 1S1I1O) 2,27A9JO
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MINES AND MLNIIG

SALES Ar TIE HEB.IORK MINING EXCHANGE
NEwYoRR. July II, 1894
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT TIE STOCK EXCHANGE, JULY IT,
THE GENERAL LIST.
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The Romance Of the Fitch 0f Bacon.

A few miles due east If Bishop,
s,ar,,.,.J ~ a.. G1I ... t.t..,.
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th4 lanj. .ron. lone, bat,r,. ,,,, r..,,.r /,
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,,iynn H. ,,,...r;., ,,.,',.I., ',.',iI
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which ,ynulJ h. .n,n,.,,b.t ,,nI,rr.,..
iny ia n,,,. con,,i.. ~, tb. ,,,.,..,.,,,. d,,..
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''' ,nsai,n s'.at' n"'"' ny ''' 'u-''' ~ '"' CON
That you never made ANY nupiil 'rausgrcs
A., ION ,..,., .,........,.... .,.,.
since Won were. tn"rrtsd man And viz.
Or otherwise, in bed or a. board
,,, TV,is, ,s"d fH[, ".,ir 10 ,,,' N i m ",
But one. sine tn, parish clerk said Amen.
,,r W within tT"lvemonth ana IA day
Int rnnt,n,,cI ,r',. ~, ,,rt r' ',,' ~, d,y, "Iy
IS when you ioincd hands in holy qu're.
~, ~, =" y,r ,n',@ H'nu.Ion, w,l41, all iri
rainmon OF bacon y.u sha receive.
Ana bear II hence win love and good leave
''' tnn,,n ""' custom at "''''''" "''
Though the sport be ours. the bacou- your
own
me orlglhai institution ni 'his custom
Is story worth repeat ING. In IN"
tihc "i iiehtS I'LL. Young man ana
gIrI III he pia'h hr'SN ni IN" ElgilNh
H'"'hahrI presented thoNlS'l one
morning before the frior "i bulin""
ana peggG' MS blrsslng upon thelr mar
rlhSe' me goou chuI'llhhh, pleased
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-26
shelter for stock.

So much has been sad aud written
upon thc above subject one would tbiuk
no intelligent farmer could bc ignorant
of the Importance Of providing shelter
Tor ali his stock, Vet We iind some
farmers give hut ht,lc attention to-
>hcltering their domestic animals. thel
dc not appear 10 know that The greater
the exposure Ia the cold and storm, the
larger amount Of food is required To-
keep up the animal heat. An animal
comfortably housed wil gain iu weight
ou the >amc amount OF food that would
barely sustain one exposed 20 the cold
and storms. ii an animal barely holds
*, own without any gain there j. loss
ON all the food II consumes, and II IT
lo~cs in weight there viii bc Il loss on
all the food previously consumed to be-
added.
To feed stock all winter in such a
manner rs simply to sustain life is poor
economy Stock should thrive every
day Of their lives and grow more mraj
or else earn H. their keeping 10y their
work or bN their increase mi and but
ter productions stock should bee pro
vdrd with shelter if for nothin" "l.
bat simply n "a question ot economy in
the consumption If food. Exposure to
cold storms renders AL animal less
hardy, aud detracts from it. con,tllu-
'iunal NigOT. On the contrary. We be
ljrVe that suitable shelter, that stock
can resort 10 in ease of cold storms. will
tend 20 promote vitality. An aniIna.
can perhaps endure the iull force OF -
regular blizzard, bat II /, only at the
cNp.use Of a certain amount OF vital
force. which must leave il IN a worse
condition than An animal that has been
protected There are many time, when
It make, but llt,le difference whether
MI animal has shelter OF not in clear,
cold and dry weather.
Healthy live stock appears To be ot II
large degree iusen,lblc To ordinary eN-
trcme, II temperature. bat have often
observed that cold storms, coming late in
tine winter and early spring, when mixed
with damp snow and often mingled with
rain, are more disastrous than those OF
mid-winier. The farmer who expects
his cattle to live aud thrive around
straw stacks in the winter, Viii have Il
waste feed aud time aud suffer the
los, OF flesh which his cattle gained Oh
the pasture the previous fall. If IN,
farmer keeps his stock gruwi"" al
winter they are ready to comHenc,
thriving from the first day hey
are turned on the grass, while the half
fed animals have fallen oil in flesh an,
aud will consume tons Of grass befor'
they begin To thrive and lay on flesh.
A, have already stated, the value q
shelter for all stock, especially Tor mile
cows, cannot DE over-estimated. Warn
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-26

par j. ornamcnieu with Old gOlu. GROWN
with blue garters. olive with cardinal,
pink with cream, etc. hls luxury u
harmony between garters and stockings
is not attended with as much expense
a. may bc imagined. for three-quartelS
Of ward OF rubber Will make an ordi-
nary pair Of garter>, and, as most
women can pick up ribbon enough fot
the bows, the cost Is but thirty-eighi
cents which is less than Will keep Il girl
III caramels for day Prettier six
elastic comes decorated in hand-palnt-
ing either in oil OF water colurs and is
,pld also bv the ward. This painting is
sufficient decoration and nccessitates
but the adjustment Of some pretty clasp
design 10 complete handsome and
TASTY article. The more expensive
goods are presented in beveIed mirror
boxes with a finish ~ elaborate II those
of elegaut Jewel casts One pair seen
was composed of white velvet cuttings.
with two-inch satchel hag highly per-
fumed fattened in the center and COW
cred with fine embossed roses. Two
emeralds >urmounied the oVvdIcd
silver clasps. A spiral coil. represent
ing snake. was enyelopcd in black
velvet covering and finished with ruby
ewes. An infinite number of overlap
ping blue ribbon loops, each carrying a
border of seed pearls representing some
geomctrical form. and terminating in
gold clasps. completed another Others
are composed OF tine cuttings. the cot
ton batting used being drllcaieIN
scented, while still others have y series
of ppndant looms intcrlaccd with cold
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-26

The object OF the teacher is 10 teach
o. think The pupil thinks enough, hu
he think, loosely. iucohcrcutlN, indrin
ilelv and vagurk tie cNpcud- power
enough on hi- mental work, but it il
poorly applied. The teacher pulnt, oul
10 him these indefinite or incobrrcnl
results, and demand, logical statements
Of him. Here i, the positive adyantag,
the teacher j. To- the pupil. Let IL sup
pose two pupils are studying the sam,
lesson in geography, or grammar, ul
history. One read, ia rel the facts. IA,
fastens his eye, on the page and hi
mind to the subject before him; ne
makes the book 4 study ana acquires
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-26
- LITTLE N0NSENSE." 4"

mae, aiI..
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..,... y,b.r She. ...u. :, mis- cnuul,,
.rn I,r L.r p.,r.,.aIl brbipJ her Ii
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No. '''' '''" "'u' '"' Luz
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~. n''''|' '"''E
A Vermont glri. Who mas married
- young man by the name Of VILLAIN,
,at~ that site intends no treason lh
affirming that hereafter she w.ll follow
thr dictates OF hcr own sweet VIII
Hnr.ngtnH Fr,' Fr,a'.
\ harorr SAYS barriers are forever
,a' in@ something mat y l> the rirh and
not nrp"yi man "h" h'1'i!i"' naid me
soonest lhe barber is prohA"l' rlght-
\ poor man dressing YOU hh"" Inc
''-- '''r' I' y" inherit me more apuh-
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va ,.'.n y ''' ny 'o' e r"I,'' '"'N
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,'i ''' "'' VI I'''.''''I' N'''
u 'D "i' '''A." "p j''' u'-' ''.'' your
I".n'' 'Y''>' 'i'' i''I'U''' H""F
,i,t rwr All old prnu.. .,.r.. in
..l ,nT may hear .om.,h,no iron, The.
,..yp., man E.ta,.j.
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N.... ,-.9,. 3.r.-,... +" Wv. ...,,,
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DECLIkkD.

know him when II boy at school
He stored hi- youthful mind,
Ani learned the prUnOuns PERSONAL,
Ana how thc! were declined.
Later. "A lover true and bold.
y hen hr sought mate To ind.
II luN- was uurcluited. though,
Aud heart uui hand declined
10 el-v hi- Wipd. IA" took to verse
Aui Wuucd thc muses. blind
\ las the tender songs hc wrote
Wrr" every where declined.
4 ha, hclur- good. honest soul,
Win a heart - true and kind
] marvel not that poor h" grew,
Till all hi> means declined.
| went 20 l. last summer, aud
heard this friend ~ mine
Was head. | asked what allied poor Dick.
They called II a decline.
W. J. trbiUrU, ~ BlHous Monthly.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-26
pail, Prayer Meetings.

From and after thi. sunday evening.
until further notice. the daily union
PRAYER meetings, now held al the
Fiith street Christian church. at = o.
clock each afternoon. will be held at
the Fifth street VI H. church The
public are rordually invited to attend
these meetings.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-26

shooting is the lavocite method oi
suicide, and more ,eli-murders TAXI
place 10y day than by night tbtcage
II r0R
American society i no longer
provincial. says Edgar Fawcett, the
novelist. People come 10 Us from
European courts and marvel at the scale
of magniiicence on which our revrlrrs
are conducted. We are foreign and
initiative only in our snobber and
mixht | add-iu our memory"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-26

The mc,, Photographic work ever
done in this city i now being turned
ont at the gallery of MIR. W. ID. Jack
son. on Austin Avenue. Prof Cohen.
of Houston. one of the finest artists in
the state, now has charge of thi, work
and lovers OF the beautiful in art can
spend half hour very proiitablN IN
cNamining some OF his beautiful spec
imrm-. ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-26

DR.. Dio Levi, is still alive and say
he has discovered remedy for hay
fever. 1t is simply to work on farm
stay in the open air and romp in tht
hay This would seem To abolish iht
pollen theory quite etectually.- CHt
cdgO IT'ibWic.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-26

Prclcr'- chill and Fever syrup j.
warranted To cure any ca" uf chil-
nud fever Contains no quinn" ur
arsenic. or anything injurious To the
stem.
PEELEK'~ DEUG STORE,
tuul-3n sixth and Austin st..
"lur the immediate cure uf female
complaints and arrangements English
Female Biltcr- j. a decided success.
DEB. \. Kennedy. Conrrvilc. Mis-.
~pcud nit, cent, for one bottle oi
Bailey saline Apcricut.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-26

Nu ocean breeze j. not more cool
inc and refreshing To TIA" tired frame
and heated brow. than a little of
Pond'- Extract mixed with your dai-
is bathing water. IT. power over all
sorts of Inflammation j. positive and
wonderful. Nearly all pains and
aches proceed from Inflammation.
A. the extract ,uhdur- all lntlamlna-
tion. therefore it cures nearly all
pains and aches, Thi- j. the secret of
it, success, for the past 80 years. la
Ken intrruaily it produces the >amc
good results. and being vegetable il
l. perfectly harmless.
For sale hN Castles X Morrison.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-26

Just received $50 pounds fresh tur-
nip seed this years groWth-Nl>o
Spanish beet. carrot. reddish. lettuce,
and other -rcd for fall planting.
T. ". Nc>cv.
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Roots aud shoes.

VIII all patrons oN ING m" an ar-
count for Boot, and shoes pleas"
com" in and pay | trust You viii.
Very Truly yours.
\ - II. .IulIN NIElrEE.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-26

Mr. Edward Henry. PinegroVc
7chuyIkill county. Pa. writes, that.
having had limb crushed and hi- arm
parayIcd. he wa, completely cured 10y
a few applications ot 1t. Jacobs oil.
the great pain cure.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-26

After ,iN wear, suffering with rhcu-
mati,m. Mr. Peter Nallen. 2l2 W 2Hh
street. New York. says hr found II"
rrlirt until II. Jacob, OIL the >ovrr-
rign cure. wa- applied. which cured
him.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-26
Professional Notice.

Dr. W II alice has TEN owed his ot.
flee TO castle. Morrison n Co.'s drug
store. At night h- ctn hr iuuud at the
McCltllsnd hotel b> Tciephoning or toy
calli = al room lOl. h-2u-2m
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-26

The Nt Charlie. Restaurant and Sa-
loon, Austin street between fiith and
sixth, j. +, Wilson proprietor, i, a.
usual prepared to furnish it, patrons
with all the delicacies of the season,
fresh oysters. fish and game of all
kinds, At the bar can be found. pure
old Kentucky wbi,kies, all brand, of
wines, and liquor, and the best of ci-
gars. Attentive walters and polite
treatment To all. We will maintain
our reputation ~ the oldest and best
restaurant and saloon in Waco Call
and see ~. j. 7. WILSON.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-26

To scent. "A desirable second
story front room adjoining my store
suitable for LAWYER or doctor.
Tow pADGIrr.
Iu1RaI i'm
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IT IMPROVES THE QUAM OF

I nJv II Z dGhb
the E,o"d An I rLriol,esit ans -
fn-" line D,riGur,iHf ami onoo'va
In cases all chrui'ir 1tdiIdlrt.sgs,n
Hrc as .atul Wiin Gu INr'N ""r.'l
srA.EUs the HLonb. These at!s-
rtrsuldfiugL an nourl'ilbsr.i
crtiri ofit- great i.ul f.-i' riT.'i,,
n uumpcu-a, tarthr tnN' u r.",r
Ia iutri hy tnJissH, UfioH. id'"" n
B,OHrhjIi and IfTo'f WG'' i""+
,cU r,.Ii,dg I'cuipi'e b'id"g. tr
r-t"lhurs- tho ram ate phV-'f"
those tIsNcs Of tji1I,iI ,sf.
jag c"mpidints 9"""i'"' 2" ,II,,.n,
.UpfheF, nursing ihrtr ID 'H '"'', 10
and ,fr}is,ifr icOl'ts.t NH' 'Nf- .,.r-
b.rumo mothers tai bring "P r'i.s
0tt, rhilii1.t nnnGli by uil ii' ,,,,t,
T.. ~ riN rcSfJre sW rrT' al
NsHf.H or Nervous FrOSfr''"" II
ius from Orcr- uDrh, ff',,,IS"e e,rs
prof,dcf,d Discuss. u "" u,Li,
Drunkenness an lue OpihW I'is,sr
Tor n the appo 10" grow I,oisa
mud lit,-tlon M re- rN.s, ril7 'hlVI,sl '1,,l
ia. u-o Of this r1n.', lho "l"'ig 81
craving d.es away u''l !n Ucf
uurt. HiShiGhiHb"a'I'''. ~ and
Complaints. Nn,"''" t'r tho
A. N1idr,Hi Di,oHs' 'HI af any
&C.. H.uuS cI"ci- " =, rrpd,
L,ut Or hHs Hp 90" 10.
trL>5,, nIipi"r.- ~. 'i''" "', ,,,e IL.
p.tiL., tul HrHr.l' t'r ~ Y" F,,t,rls
ru',d au rS,iiV "a-'"'''"' .,,,.t,sf
Or .od: ana D. ec ..'a-ti '. XII y,
'h The most ssu" ''''
ru y II.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-26

one good secondhand eight horse
power engine for sale cheap. apply
10 Ton PApuIIr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-26

Don't forget to call al the ENAM-
INER's office and pay your >ubNcrip-
tiOu.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-26

W drrd ,uk dresses, Also books masn-
sine, etc. G. 4 Kug>hury. Agt south Side
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-26

N\-ANTED-Au elderly lady wants a >itua
w lion a., hou,vkcvpcr ur GovcrncN~ in Il
small family Nuuli teach musIc II desired
A,ldrc,. Nj, w. Waco ru-tuhire
a-.i-Gf-,l
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PROFESSIONAL.
NJ J. NICHOLSON,
Physician ard Surgeon,

oilers hts It, t'--iuual services e. the ciilr,u,
OF Waco and Vicinity.
The Arizona champion., 1884-05-03
ilc Ifing.

Our neiehhor Colonel Harry Reet has hauled down Lis ColorS temper
 arily proplrltory to planting them iu another field. Our esteemed Cotem
 pory has offers 0f substantial supporr in Holbrouk which no discreet jrurn all,t in these hard times could ignore Our relation with Col Reed hl
 been of pleasant na,ue and We hay, always found him cordial and han, in hand wlth Us in any measure iul local or public advancement. Pro fcssionally and personally he Wa among thc first to extend Us cordid greeting on cur arrival in our new To cation in Flagstaff and our relation since that time has been of yer, happy nature. We wish our frleno and cOtemporlry Smoothc smling anG q prosperous voyage in hls new ven. lure and congratulate the people ol ilolbrook on the acqn,irion In be half of the genial editor We may o0rr in the lanSu Igc of good old Rp Va. Wrinkle Long may he live and pros per" and for hi, bright and spicy pa Ter I he FIl0 ''Long may she wave !"
The Arizona champion., 1884-05-03
Republican Representatives.

The Rrl uhli, an Territorial conven lion held al PheniX this week selected Clark Churchill. of Prescott, and A. II, SlebpinS. of Tombstone, 10 repre- sent the party in the national convcn. tion at Chicago They have don, their work we'll Clark Churchill is q man well known in northern Arizona, and is popular with k party. A. II S,cbbins, with the writer was one O. lhc pioneers of Tomb,tonc. We hay, lived neighbor to Mr. $. in Tomb. stone for upwards of two wears. IT,, was the first mar, representing an eastern company, to bring money to the Tombstone count, and invest il. X strict adheren, to his political views and q man of power and irnlenc, among the leaders of his party in the east, the convention could not have made a better chuice-well do We re. member "S,eh." in connection vilh the early dlys of Iombtonc, when he was q llntcd" in his htlle adobe office on the size where the Cook & Nizir a block HOW stands, when Allen street was mostly compo.cd of tent>. or al least canvas roof>, and many ate the hours we have in his society pleas antly. He is an uncompromi>inl Blaine man, and needed no inStru: tions fom the convention in that re. <, cCt.
The Arizona champion., 1884-05-03

IL is Q good omen that General Grant on the eve of a Presidential Campaign speaks well of Mr. Randall and other prominent Demo, ratic lead CTS. The truth is, General Grant be. lirves more in the patriotism of the American people than in any pol,i cal party, though he Is probably the only man in his party who i, great enough to rise ahoye it's pr,judiccs. Such things will tcud to keep the "O!d al" secure m the esteem O the people who have hunored him ir. Ie>pecliNe C! party.
The Arizona champion., 1884-05-03
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From the Prescott Daily Courier; Tn house committee on Indian al- far, have agreed to report tavorIhl! CT lhe cums ot the trustees of the Walnut Grov, Gold Mining Company l.r ST eco on account of drpreda iro s'onH ted by Apache Indian, ln \uz1na. The full claim is over S 70 GOO aad !, evidently just enc. aDa many resident, of Yavapei coun y kaow all inc facts in the case and 4c.g ,Np.u5iIy who are acquainted H',. .., widow Vl' kroy. hope that .- j4-. claim ui those interested may
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The Arizona champion., 1884-05-03
Inc News.
Illinois republicans have nomina ted Rlchl J Oslesby of Decatur, for governor.
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 We learn thu C. Dvernor Tri,le I of the ollnion noT, as heretofore that the flee oi superintendent q pubic instruction should be filled h, app,lrtnuL +, will. l'w,\or. ap DO Nl,,>u :l all lc tltU,G ll Ih, people, be he Democrat 'r RHuhh can. This H,;l> well fer the govcr nor's str,c ci jrsti''. Ut iN il rlghl that law Mli,l pl'ts a sCNtlIor Il [ right 10 appolnl officers who are paid hy our own people should be allowed in the statutes? We think not, ahd beg friends ot the territories in con gre>s to repeal the section, il 1t Is no' already retired and annullcd hy aClioI of congress in acc cpting as valid laws which according to the governor, paid no sort of regard to the section in question. -Courier.