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Sus % 2Ot tilial9s
1 Snriun Nirnnc. @iuu.

ct gubt os rummelist 8~nanin9sbus meo
2ot flor rs \ 1lS SOB, liant Stolo, Gllter.
ne oiu. paa iamme. ~beli9genoe / bet beoite
Streg Of Spen Spring @rcue, 9tinn, er
paa grnnO al 5raiIutteIie tiliulss paa i9rs
oeles sooe SetinseIier.
2iebbabere bebage at beupenoe fig I'll
Mrs. Sertbe Sbum)ion Sasleoalen,
1O.11.3. Sprins grppe, giinn.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-19
9rcToentsgata

bar fact bet l1bfaIb, at be bemOtras
tiffe Saubibater gleuelanb os Ssnbrif5
sr uaIst meb n Maiotitet CT Omtring
1867 Stemmsr / Nerp Dort State.
Oisie San6ibater bar 2I9 "@Isctorals
SOtes", buiItet beltuO afsisr lIbfaIost
til beres 6aper.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-19
IF Staali Stprli

er nbfOmmet 8 Setter. Npe abOnnen;
ter, Der enifer SsspnOsIisn of benue
interesiante 5Ortaaiug, maa isnbe inb.
Ia9t u Gents euer 2 Gents pr. Sefte.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-19
Sn0lan0et.
Son q.

De 4 foreiaaeOe Eiuas euer 2gn.
brinaer | RonitttutiOuen er antaoue msS
flor Muioritet.
- 9ermania grpsssriet / 9emars
er iOlst for at sau oper til ct 6leifes
Reoialtnin9ss Establishment.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-19
Netraitd,

Der nil fra benne Stat afgaa 10
Sernbanes8 osne meO 9~anobru9s : Bro
buffer til ben fore @erbensslloitiains
9terp Orleans.
s bet iioite Qlar er Der opfprt 20
upe gaptiits8rter.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-19
Srr ssDe Hrcmicbue,
0antitlel Oh AnQ'',

er M fGrSts ps uiI / 2sbet af llseu
bliOe ienSt til aae, Der bar beitiIt ben.
(Se SnoboIb paa fsrits Sibes FORTE
Spulte.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-19

8eb SabeiteSst. 9srrsn: 4Wiaa
ies bebe Gem peie mig sinife nSidstis".
gabsmsiteren: ~Qfaa leg iaa bebe
Dem Iasse Derss eisaret ira Dem.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-19
ct. 0anl. 17pe gsopbr., 1884.

ct. EanI, 17oe gtopbr., 1884.
Speoc, SO. / hard, 20. Dtats, go.
2 $40, gtoUbr. 43. &aurs, Wo. 2 Whit,
25-254. 81 go. Q So, go. 8 extra, As,
go. 3 40. SLUG, no. . 43. Smsr, Choice
10 fancy Creamery 23-2S, good Diaries,
1870, miboeIs Diaries, 1870, iimpeIt
$40. aspteter 20-25.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-19
Ship.

Sieite Gorsoas 5Ormibbas srplObes
reoe en- itor W2asie 6uabt inbe | ct
Stur uso 0slaware grsst, buor Der
1'ncss en- 6~raotmele, 4 Naile fra Co
Ieoo. Sraget bsrtes belle 40 UiIe borte,
5 ct StOIebus 8 RiIe berfra iprano
ale SmOusr, ia ~entOsiaa nosIe Resne.
Eauler, lom par itiuet op for at boIoe
StnOuerne aabne. Merte!ist par BET,
at tHtet Sp gift tiIipiIoe, itisut Ranss
tOsot9e taitebts Ousrenbe paa Iauge gf.
ltanOe. S~psninseu n~s6branbte, % Bet
bOlOt 6aarot at reO6e no9le narIiaQenoe
Sp9ntn9sr, | bUiIte Der faubtes jetas
beige SpIas nf 8aroleum.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-19
Sor SG.2O

L "1etorab:goaen" og "9eo arnsn" Ct
tr, bpi!tdisn5tii 70. a. 7eeorabsguifens
ksaiassr. l2s Sibgr. SHobgnOsR. &c SHhz
,ss Sch alrHEHs CmII lag easr / en- auOsH SpaIts
i HLas.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-19
&or Sl.RS

! "9etorab.g oiteu"' % ''8so eirHen" ct
aztAMERICAN POPULAR DC
MARY o. SaObOIs paG Sch arHeHs Nm'
Elabst.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-19
ARTICLES.
SHIPPED.
RECEIVED.
spil,paufec. 17oe Ropbr., 1884

Wilipautee, 17oe Ropbr, 1884.
Speoe, $50. 2 M, Nopbr. III. Wais
424 SABRE, SO. 2. 254. Ra8, NO. 1
so. Sps, go. . 544, ggtra No. 3 AZ.
MESS PORK, cash $3.50. Saro $3.50
cash.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-19
6Or SE.S3

"1storab:gpdcn" % "Se6slruen" e:
;zl tt GEta7Iar al soro CafbnruS 7stre.
e. SusBolo paa Sch arasns CmiIas es
sasa.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-19
j. 6ammeI 90 ung.
aitrns SGsnias,
On Sglit SortGair ger.

from 9riitcus Oagligc NlOrgcn= ug
B rEs AaSGgt / Sut % sGHgr. Siaigemt0 fun
krst zz,agtrr OUtr uoUnlete Si6eliprog. Gil
o ntigs sriitHts SgVagssIis, Of Sbonias
/ aIAtr. Cp,rstt siter en- sammsl uesGVe. SHes
] IN Slinhrpa.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-19
On 3nl0t Hort9Qinaer

er for IGnge iiOen ubiOIgt, men ct
MT OpIag (4OO er unOer Srptuing,
% ptI pGre feroist inureit mulist. De,
Iom enifer "@n GpIut SortGqiuser"
iom g'emtebog, tan inbienbe fine Or
ore, os gOSen piI bIiue ienbt ~iuareit
muli9t.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-19

Pioneer Lumber Company / gau
claire bar inOiiiuet fine SetuIinser /,
atttua O9 Pasfuu itaar omt,e emit lat.
Sreoiforerne er bousbfassIis | G6icaco
Og U~aiImaufee. 6auiten ifriper flo uqs
lentIis fra ben fiOite fore Oueripsms
melie.
Ssroas Bitten Iibt for aI. IL ubs
brOO Der SIbIss / Sale : 5Ospftulst /
SStoib; man par beIbia NOT III at inbs
ifrGnfe ben blot til en- Del Of gpanin,
gen, men meuem be 500 Bati inter reis
lte Der ltg en- fOrfer6elig gauit. QQe
tom I COB 8ebOIO 6erfra, men ct Bar
tanOt anIeonins til at rsmme. Mau
bar 6oIf uoe paa SaOt efter benz.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-19
Marke0s= Deretninaer.
Ghteaao, 17oe Nppbr.. 1884

S9ledBo, IIoe Noobry 1884.
@tnterESpsoe. $40. 2 red 73-731;
9to. 3 red, G0-6l; rejected 53h.
"a srsSpeoe. yto. 2, 72b-73.
Rs8uIGr easr 30. 2. gtoubr. 72-
72H; 9ecbr. 784-73B; Sanuar IA
744; NRai s04-S1A5.
WGis. Briierue er: Ro. 2 42-43; Re
iected $40; Rouember 42H-3;
year 37-381; San. 3535-S6%; gaai
S-S8S.
sanre. SO. Q white 274-2sK;R O. 2
mixed 26R-27; gooember 26H.
Slu9. go. 9 81.
Sg8. go. 2 62-65; Ro. 3 600.
sre. Rarieoet roIigt; 9imOtbp Fair
to choice $1.1s@1.28; prime Sl.21;
&Igper Itaotg; fair to choice 81 50@47O;
prime $46O; 2iafgs Sl.32 for No. /.
Spta. S3.5O-475 for skips and throw
outs, 4s5-5.9O for assorted light and
430-4.s5 for packers and shippers.
MESS PORK. &oHtant 11.50; year 1925:
San, 1L.3O.
saro. Nouember G97; 9ecbr. 685-6.S6.
aG8. 2O-21 gts. pr. 3uiiu.
Gala. 63R-6b,
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6or Sips

. "stcorab:g oiten" o "@eo 9irueu" 1t
81. m nj rLh-nior narnta Rrarr innhunnrc:
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-19
SOaniniDn.Sinien

~beitaaruoe af II fore ~burti9anaeuoe os
meo ale giutioeus Spfiu0elier for &onss
fort o9 SifferBch foripneoe Staaloamps
itibe, beiororer %usiagerer til o9 fra
0pr8c, Sperigc 90 Sann;arf
til lapere 8riier eno andre fprite @Iasies
9iuier. Sra Sfanoiuapien til &meritn iGl=
seS Siletter for 5iteu for
Id ScuGrs.
gerioner beri 9anbet, Der anite at ienoe
efter 6lGgtningc oa Senner / bet aamle
9ano, bgr eiBre bette M, meoens %|riierns
euonu &c iaa gOsrlia laue.
Scrler pua be fornemite Banter | ators
se, 8aumart os SUert9e, idmt WOnsp Or
Oers iGlses til 3aaens bilisite Surs.
8euee beitemte til Sui % Nptaars9ooer
for SlRgtuiuge eIer Beuuer | bet 9amle
Gauo, bgr o9re tuoienote iau betimelis, at
De err / mine SRuoer fgr Abe o9 lite De
cember beuboloSpis. @leunem mine &orz
reipUn0enter | Horge, SdHmart % Speri'
ge bIiper oa Selsbet / norite, oanife og
ipenite Bsn9e oirette meo 8Oiten tilitilet
benz, for hpem be er beitemte, uoen Sms
~foitniussr for ROetaserne.
.. Spsnion,
Sen. Ngent for Eomtnions 9tnieu,
IS Sc SALE Street, Chicago.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-19
Gu split ~SortGainser.

SNo olp'
\, 4tabeIis. On 5~Ortalins til at is Of.
4 Tsrteus 90. GH norton eaHif 6OrtGAtHs.
|r,,sts.Ratineh. On 2oIf TOrtsltns.
I,fp On Then patter 6ortGatus fra ben Nbiis
s.rst eris.
III Tai %%BrcrusS sip. su ~iGrbeIss ItUIts Shl'
-. IN bigfs mao iEtsrssiGuts S9r.
Il .srtn. Gtst.
rgdiessSiDeti TGrbp. On norton 5OrS
t.-5
{SnissSast. Gitu bet GHs'If'.
|srntet Gicuipu. Ct i0sHit Sa8H.
Cifu. FoytGatug.
rs "a Suocr. Djst o' SsTssn Ros.
ers ssrresaarSsH. On iunsfzrOts 6Ortauius
Ea ItItmaT,sH.
4 Treatise Of The Horse and its DiGsaSas.
Hvtttg Fog for 6aTmcrs 90 aHSrs. her bss
si.r 6,.s rSs 1nb5ol6 pua Sto arutas SmiIae.l
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-19

EtfSitfsr % 2posfnIo t Iborn,ntsrS GG'
/ ss:a:.s gratis. @ftcripprsiIer tu6tasss tOr
u gizig. Sgu Orb rIsuss for IN giuit.
Pttsie:S 0raHOrin9. Roar en- aboHHsrt suf'sr
st i~oylHoyst, maa ben t~i6lissre AoTesis Opstpss
fttsitIappeR pil uoBiiE,Haar 3istu sr ubs. gag
i'll oa:asH, % isuS tuO 7aau7t, 5Uts De irsRt'
|tiaI S.astt.
i abpnHeuter btoss iu6itnSs nsiaeiis asJssit:
fa, GagHtg Os Stat, iamt P. o. Box sac
N iaGoaa baoss.
1bttaling Ser tdu Re | Postal Notes, Money
Registered Letters tler Btrlsr. Local Checks
IL. iou fu.o SgiaIius, oa nj maa isuas benz
SaE', Be as uofssts pan, for GogssttOu, Os
E ia Is ttI25 Seats. @Iem life at Iasgs
ee1E EIeHtciitu susr gsrlsu iHo t grtott.
pa SabiySoqars Ct life DQro mere sub IS cts.
ssHss icuot I a~ImiRpcltse 9rcOe laH
IN ire 9zrl aHiDGTli9. Oct beuSsr. at iaaeaas
ass:T bgrtt gaa Btieu.
%Nfnsefs Haa OggiUe it Euua, bog lite for Oh
.f't'it u~usta5ru iad ioyIangss.
N'sttaa bcftiirs iii cnbDsr lib al Narei, os
''H'a rssugs ira ben lib, SnSb.taIiHq Ter.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-19

/ abpuHsutet btos5 iuoisHos nsiaetis 2oJssit;
far GauUtg % Stat, FAINT P. o. Box sasE
u iaaoau bcves.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-19

"'tts Ssiitob. sotaIs ousr Dillon &
~'a'''7s satiI. Wgs,r per abOrsbas Kitten
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-19

e n.y.
y. @iIstt.
-D' d Stastt, sagtgrsrs Os RoGbstpsr,,
'"''47' iona. Poub21
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-19

3iersarG. 2eoeube &aItuuer 30 pr.
guuo; iIasteOe Ssns s-9H gts. pr.
RuHo.
&orn.Grs8. Eriisrue paa be f~oriijeI.
li9e Grades er:
Prime Steers, $500 TO $500 pds.
Choice 20 fancy steers $7.00-720
Good to choice shipping steers 6.35-69O
Fair to good shipping steers 5.70-6.55
Common TO fair steers $4,000
Feeders, fair 10 choice 3.50-.30
Stockers, common 10 good 2S5-400
Good 10 choice COWS 3.30-00
Common TO medium COWS 2.60-3.25
Rough and fair mixed lots 1.50-2.50
Poor 20 common mixed lots 100000
Saar. 2epeHoe 325-5.00 pr. 100 8uuo.
Snoer. grgnialteoe s, DO. beltGoi9eoe
81, DO. lette s-s4. arsniuIteoe 8oIoes
Suoer 1917, tgrreoe DO. 1915.
tsentii8 Snos os u~SferfeI.
Ne6euitaaeuoe label bier Snoz % los
fgrieI for iioite llse, o8 for tiliparsnoe u8e
iibte Aar:
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-19

frtsitIappeR nil uoUiis,n aar 9istu CT ubs. SGe
til 1a.osu. % ituo iub 2aaupt, buts De irtat'
|iEaI Sl1su.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-19

Ffsie; S0raHOrin9. Rsar N aboHHsrt suftsr
Eit io~ylHoyst maa ben tioIisere aoTesis Opsipss
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-19

EttSitIisr % S6osfaIo I 5~borasntsrs 50
/ s'.a:as svatts. @fteripprsiIer tuStasss f
4 4. gtHiL- Sun Crb rEnrfa for IN yinit.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-19

SubboIo:
L.,su a lroSbattca. sra; at SsIsbOHs
-ys fsr 80 ar Then.
al zpiritismene apoitlsr.
"A oieHiunOet. &OUsls.
F,dp / Rus!aho.
y, eiseIrre % 3aTfeuipiuere.
,.>enilicu. vi 3. e. SngsmuH.
4, 5uipa. Dist. vi Runsbsrs.
k8sepsHtBE.
.,rnt siuHarfeH. ~lSisrnHsrnss sdmw'r'
~ E,5o1s o. 5uorstuins 9fusieRaHos!sH =
1 Egsr gr1fT / 6iHmaTtsn'
srdtH Sonapartes 1aemoirer.
| ,,mmeI. Fortalius al Gertt etIGr.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-19

bet taa bcitiGcS til subpsr lib al aarsi. o.
'r'H.H rssBls ira ben lib, Snsbstaliuq Ter.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-19

SsRss iruot I G~ImiRoeli9e 9rcOe laH
IN ire 9zrl aHiDGTli9. Oct beuSsr. at iaaeaas
Fa's,J bsJtt gao Bsieu.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-19
s0,yte MGr9dna. J
zr,rc prQmie. 8o9er
for Tie s'aroaHO al
ottprab.9
Gnr @H.ES

6Or SA.k0
Granddaughter" O8 "SeO a'rnen" i0'
Al HtseHfoy uGUutt pTRnis'Ssssr:
/, .or Canine! 90 nn8.
S~uSboIb:
,rfe. Tortaltrs.
SSrsplo til 1eoen.
~, nosrs S~otlopcIie. 6ortGutHs.
| sgator 3aot'
--s,r. T~5rialiHs al Mug. SIaHas.
earn. VI Fiurid Staals sdsnsr.
GATOR Ranue. 6ort1atHs.
~.,snmclfa giclie. GartGItus.
~@-.,raSauet til Ji.EiGrfen.
Decorah-posten., 1884-11-19

E%0fneett Haa OpgiUe 1T EOuH, bog life for Oh
'.tlt, auotageu iaa ToyIangss.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-17
oreenb Anti-Monopoiists.

BiuuMINGIuN, lIL, August H..
rhcrc is some conmot on in the ranks of
he Grcenback aut-mouopoy party OF
Illinois. Two calls hIv, been issued for
he holding OF "A State Convention in this
ity Ouc call is signed by H. Waters,
chairman Of the uut,-m,uppoIy State
Committee, and Jesse lialpcr, OF the
National Committee iur holdug con.
vent on on the 18th INST, the other
by A II Mckcighau, who Is not sup
porter OF but,r, and who has called "a
state Convention ON the nth. L. Is
thought that tine two factions viii com.
together anu meet la convention on the
tg,h.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-17
SUPERINTENDENT OF III BLlt
INSTRUCTION.

The Meridian Blade slluding TO
Mr. Baker, the present able >upcrin-
tendent of Public instruction. 80 far
forget. ii. dignity 3, to use the follow
| ing language;
The Blsde i- onls interested III
seeing me P''i''v" ""5' a. r''i;,i
,nJ ,J'i", I"d. n'ln "',, nnv' nrrInir. il
m. 1J.Je f,yor. Mr.. Richardson
ut,,. 49,, h.licye IL. a "profr,,ional
oduc,tor. vnuld ,ignallv tail TO en-
had, t,. rlad.'. idea of qualification
c,, tho. r,.itiou. and Nr. Richardson.
iii. said claim. to be the farther of
ia. rr,..ut school law wherein. in
6,r If +. almost II copy of Mr. Ba-
| kerr suggestion, "A, to what the law
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-17

spree ever since lie sobcrcd off in time
for the exhibition, but the friendly set
to's In which he took par srre decidedly
tame The irst was between the chnm-
pjon and DOmiuick McCllircy lu-
mcn SPARED lightly, and two or three
time, sullivan mair great ru-A
at Met affrcy, but failed t.
got iu any heavy b ov~,
and Domiuick might have pun shed h.u
severely The cuAmpiou'- next >ci-tI
MA, with Steve TAYLOR. Of Jersey C1,.
] lry >parrrd .hrcc uue.m uutc rounds
1atchAmp.uu evidently tired very ca~i.,.
nnd ln tine >ecnnd and tlrd rounds the
mcu mp3 shaped each other q ieW
time, lui ,At down, There were uo
rra. blows exchanged. Sullivan last ape
pr1rei iu a p as VI. set-to with the beue-
1Cury of tnc evening
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-17

GOV. Squire, of Washington Terri
tory, says that fifty unmarried school
teachers went into the Territory from
the East, and all found husbnnd-. with
one exception From thi, il will APP
pear to eligible young women that
Washington Territory is Just the
,ilace to eiuigratc to.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-17
Illinois Farmers Discouraged.

sufIrNvlILE, lit, August 1.-THE
prospects for good corn crop in this
section Of the State are by no means
altering. Though about the usual
crcagc was planted, and fair stand
N1tained in most cases, the reccut cold
tayc has greatly delayed its growth.
added to this is thu dry Weather which
--- @.is1dN uuuc so mucu to rctaru -
hat farmers are apprchrnsiyc that uuieSs
rain comes soon the corn viii suffer an
rrrpurabe Injury Should this crop
prove a failure u did the wheat, aIricuI-
>ur.st> will he greatly dis outraged.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-17
The kirkpatrick House.

Mrs. kirkpatrick has again a>>um-
rd 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
rlrr,. and all who patroniAc the
house viii receive Kind and rourte-
ou> treatment. with lir>t-cla~N fare at
low rates
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-17

MAYOR NAUGHAN. Of Council Bluffs,
says Iowa is not surely Republican.
When the Legislature forced through
= prohibitory amendment. it took
"thirty-iive thousand vote, right out
of the Republican ranks If even a
smaller number have been driven
away in Iowa, how i, it in the more
doubtful State of Ohio
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-17

IN laying the corner stone of the
monument which is to mark the last
resting place of the Republican party
the officiating mourncrs might take
advantage of that opportunity to pre-
serve for future generations an cn-
crossed copy of the Mulligan letters.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-17
Catlle Quarantine.

TorrNA, k>s., August li.--A confer
succ of >tockmcu was he'd in this city
yesterday. The gathering consisted Of
gentlemen representing the following
railroads: Atchi>on, Topeka 4 Santa Fe,
luion Pacific, central branch OF the
[ lniou Pacific, and the TT Sc'tt u Gull.
lh, sta sanitary Comlnl,>i nerS, the
STATE Veterinarian, and the Governor were
liSo present The result OF the meeting
was the issuing of proclamation by the
Governor creating a quarantine until NO
yeubcr against all cattle from Texas,
Arban.aS, Mi-sissippt Alabama, Georgia
| md EInrLdl.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-17

PORTSMOUTH, Va, August 1.-THE
Baltimore Union Base Rail Cub played
a Portsmouth ub and were caught US
ug two balls, dead aud live bail.
score : to o, sixth inning, in favor B lti-
more Union Score yesterday between
the same clubs WAS 10 to in favor Of
Portsmouth. sullivan umpired both
games. The extra baU was taken from
the person OF Seery, who played left Held
for Baltimore UniouS. Great excite
ment prevailed at the park
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-17

LoSG LAKE, III, August 1.-THE
horse stolen from Thomas Marshall, at
the Bluff, was recovered in Carondeiet.
In the chase after the thief .. ID Oher,lD
wsS accidentally sho< and seriously
woasded.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-17

SARATOGA, y Y. August li.-Thc
weather j., clear and warm and the track
~ good condition Attendance large.
FIRST Rac,-rur,c OF 500; tw1.ycar,
three quarter mile: Won by Ncrauo,
first; lilie Doe, second; Irish Pat, thIrd.
Time, l:ls Mutuils paid >lO.2U.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-17

FLoRENCE Marryatt (Nr, Ross
church, is coming to the United
state. this fall to give series Of en-
tertainment,. She i, II singer actress
and reader
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-17

hut recently arrived from P ttsburgh,
vas ki led, aud Fred. IL. Davis, nom
luiOn man, seriously wounded. Ihe
.ioters, when lleca fell, all ran off. The
lou-uuion men were ARE stcd.
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smLLn. ELtcItn cMAInNAx.

The Committee On reassemollng pro
ceeded 10 organize. There were only
Two names placed in nomination, and ID.
h. Shields MAS elected chairman by d
vote oi nine to i've for Riley, For sec
rotary, WIN II Mayo was unanimously
reelected. The committee then adjourned
70 meet at the Laclede Hotel, ST. Louis.
September ith, at ten O'Clock.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-17

FkREhAN, liL-, August l..-Csrl Wes-
terman, who was married last week, cut
his throat last night with a razor. lie
had quarrelrd with his mother-in-iaw.
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SENILE SULLIVAN.
The Great Terror Grown Old Before HIS
Tim, by Self-Indul. enee.

Tim, by Ss!f-Iudul. ence.
BpsIoS, MASS, August "a A benefit
Was given last night to Thomas ] Benny,
the lugilistic member OF the Boston Com.
mon Council, at the Institute building
About 400 people attended, aud there
we set-to's between score OF loc4l
boxers, including the cha npion.
Sull van has been drinking again,
and he showed the effects OF 1t
very plainly lie went 10 4
wake day VI two ago and hxs sses %
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-17

CmcNuu, lII, August li.-A smSll
sized riot, but one attended wlh fatal re
suits. between union and nou-uu.os
nolder, occurred on De>puuuc, street,
near Hubbard, yesterday Htrruoou b.
lweeu live and ,iN O'Clock ca Ap,il -,
the men employed by Cribbous, = Atom
Company, stoNt founders, struck ON
account OF u proposed reduction iu
wages of fifteen per cent Their
places were hue with uou-unson men.
Trouble has been brewing Tor some time,
and the nou-uuiou men were escorted 10
aud from work by squad ol Phkerton'>
men, aud were given special permits 10
carry revolter>. Yesterday afternoon
about twenty-five non-umon men " re
going home from work about halt As
many union men followed them some
body shouted OF The >ran>,
and both began ur-
lng About shots were
exchanged. " In the neighoor-
poud were sHa al everybody ran
" shelter, lie "a nSiop motdeF,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-17

IN these hard times ii j. consoliu9 TO
know that when ones banker iail- To
honor his check he can draw" on hi,
Imagination.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-17

1t will not be safe in iuur, for aI-
Nentnrers 10 play clergyman in In
gland without being ordained. At
the Leeds As'ize, tho fascinating bo-
gus clergyman, Lindsay, alia- Proctor,
alias Thompson, has been sentenced 10
fourteen years penal seryitudc Il.
writing huge testimonial for lim.cI,
from various beneficcd clergyman hr
succeeded in obtaining curacie- first
in one diocese and then in another
When asked for his certificate ofordi-
nation he had forgotten il. and hi.
manners were 50 candid that Clergy
men took his word. He was found
out at last through running in debt al
his different parishes and stealing 4
surplice from the vestry ofa churcl
ht which he preached.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-17

GENERAL Francis Billini has been
proclaimed President of the Republic
of II. DOMINGO.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-17

QuINCN, Ill, August l4.--A prize hGht
was broken up here to-day by the arrest
of one OF the principals shortly before
arrangements were competed. The pair
were local tOughS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-17

MARY ANDERSON, after n successful
tour in the English provinces, will
spend the summer in Italy.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-17

II there be any truth in the state
ments printed in the party organs n
very bad man will be the next lrc-i-
dent OF these United states.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-17

Two hundred and ci9hty-two thou
sand bushels of wheat were received
in 81. Louis on Monday last, the
largest receipts this year.
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\ memorandum pocket book with
some valuable pap"r' lh" ilndcr
will leave AT this office and rccciv" n
suitable reward. 2ltf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-17

Loss of memory, mental gloom. the
"Blur>." low spirits. dependency
nervous trrmhlingS, cured with En-
gli-h Female iiittcr>.
WHY j. it that ladic, use SO many
pills. while substitute known a. Bai-
lcy> Saline Apcricnt can he used:
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-17

To Krnt. y desirable second
story front room adjoining my store
suitable for lawyer or doctor.
Tow I'ADGlIr
mlV2l-lm
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1uly2l-lm

power engine for sale cheap. Apply
TO lOM PADGIII.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-17

Dr W II alice uas removed his OF
lie" 20 Castle. Morrison ~ Co.'s dru4
store. tnght he cln be found st th'
MrClclland hotcl by rcierhoninr or 10y
calling at room lOl. 2u-2m
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-17

All schools of medicine agree that
Benson, Cnprnr Porous Plaster Is the
best external remedy known. 25c,
For sale by astlcs X Morrison.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-17

\\TANTtp Woman 90 cook aud wash tor
W small family. Go"d wages. Apply a
iu-- Barnard aNcuur.
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The next business was tho selection OF
two electors-at-large, which was soon
accomplished, owing to the wOrn-out
condition of the delegates SIX can
didates were named Hon. Henry c.
Brokmrycr, OF st. l. uiS, General
James Craig, oi st. Joseph; Judge
j j. Lindlcy, Of st. Louis; VIM VI
Rush, Of DaNlcss, aud j. &. CrIvcrs, ol
Green. The ballots rc>u ted in The al
most unanimous cho,ce @. Henry G..
Hrokmrycr an General Jam $ craig
AbJui SNEp SINE piE.
All business having been completed
the c";lNcntlom adjourn d at six o'c. .ocN
thiS morning after nearly coutinuOu,
session Oi twenty-five hours.