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Cages > Wemi8feitea.
& Lamb.

= Sn Neip Oorf beiu9te 6er @bes
tnifer Gbebi, so Sabre alt, feline Trau,
Die BON inn getrennt lebt, in ibrer
@pbnung. @r bat iie, tpieber slt ibm
su fomme1 u1b ba fie fi9 entf6ieben
tpeiserte, sog er einen &ebolber. Die
sSrau brebte ii6 Inn unb beriu9te bur9
Sic 3biire 5u flii9ten. Ser @6uB traf
fie i'm &iifett lt1to bertpunbete fie tDbts
li9. @oebi eri9oB bierauf feinen fiinfz
| idbrigen Sobn, BET i'm 3inrter fpielte
lnb elite f9nen auf Die @traBe. 9tn
II. StraBe, 5tpif9en 2erington unb
Sbirb Nbenue angefommen, ri6tete er
ben 2auf feines &ebolbers gegen feline
96ldfe, 6ridte ab un5 ftiir3te toot sllz
famn1en.
- Cine Geuersbrunft in Der Maga=
3ineiraBe, Netp Orleans df6erte bier
Sduier ein llnb ri9tete eine1 S9aben
bon $4,000 an.
- Subab g. Beniamitt, Staatsiefz
retdr Der CONFEDERATION, iIt i'm Nlter BON
72 Sabren gefforben.
- &ubolpb %. @olflon bon 8ufs
falo III gum goniul in Mtannbeim er=
ltannt tporben. st 1T aus 9amburg
gebiirtig unb 80 Sabre aft. Sn Buf=
falo mar ct 8ertreter elmer 2ebensberz
ii9erungse@efell19aft unb Ser bprtige
r@olfsfreunb" gibt inn bas 3eugniB,
baB er ein getpan6ter, gebilbeter unb
ebrenbafter @ef9dftsmantt fei.
MusIanb.
- Mm 10. Mben6s begannen in ber
Sauptfabt Merieo bic Geitli9feiten sur
ginmeibung Der Merican>@entralB lBabm.
gs fanb Elm groBes Banfett ftatt, benz
porfirto Sia3 unb Mnbere beitpobnten.
= Mus Durham, Siib &frifa, tpirb
beri6tet, 6aB Die nortpegiide Miifi0n
inSnbalabatfi angegriffen umo 8 Mifiios
ndre get6btet tpnrbei. Die gingebore=
men febrten tpdbrenb Der Na9t 3uriid
uno mebelten alle gbrilfen ttieber.
- Sn Meifenburg i'm fiib6Itli1en
l1ngarn f6ritt bas Militdr elm, INN cine
8erfammlung su fprengen, nobel mebz
rrre 8iirger Dertpunbet tpur6en.
- Der yro3eB geget Sra5otpsti
uno 9ent6, bic ben &egierungen Sranf=
rei9s, &uBlanbs unb Sefreids pi6tige
militdrif6e Snformationen geliefert
baben follen, tpirb in 2eip3ig Bel bers
f9loi5enen Sbiiren gefiibrt.
~ Sic 8arfe nSberefa" 1T nit benz
&eit Der ueberIebenben bet u@itD of
Gloriba" &ataitropbe in Quebec ange=
fDmmen. Nus ben Musfagen Der @e=
retteten gebt ni6t beftimmt berpor,
tpem Bic Sdulo fit ben 3uiammenftoB
unb llntergang Der 56iffe beiaumeis
ien lit.
= Ser &eprdientant 9etpitt bat cine
neue Sarifbia einsebra9t, bic cine bers
| f6iebenartige &ebuftion ber 36ne auf
5ablrei9e glrtifel bornimmt.
= @or bon Stem Oorf bat cine Bia
eingebradt, Sen. Grant auf bic 2ife
Der penfionirten Sffieiere gu feben.
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@or 81 Sabren als bic 5tabt
Nen Sort ni9t mebr als 100000 gins
tpobner bate, betrug Die In5abl Der
perionen, bic alidbrli6 ibre StraBens
eilenbabnen benuBteu, $685., 400.
3pDlf Sabre fpdter bate ii9 Die Stem
Dorfer 8eb6lferung Derboppelt, Die
Street Cars" aber batten ni9t 12,z
100000, ionbern 80,000,000 Menf6en
beforbert. SIM lebten Sabre 1T Die
3abl Der StraBenbabnpaiiagier jogar
auf 100, 100000 unb bic ber 9o6babn=
reiienoen anf iiber 100000 geitiegen.
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ssenlter, in6em ct bent iungen Msd66en

Seniter, irbem ct benz iungen Wtdo1en
ben &iiden sutuenoete.
st tpar ait Dem Sage in Selienedl ]
murmelte ct. sic baben 1t6 tpieoer
geIebelt, tpieber geipro6en-i9 tpeiB es!
9ilD tpagte mod cine f6ii6terne gee
mercung, Sic aber ni9t eiremal elmer
Nnttport getpiirbigt tpurbe. Sic fanb
es febr annaBenb, baB Gregor fogar
8eiu9e ibrer 91tpefer controlirte unb
bariiber yiedeni6aft berlangte, f6ipieg
aber tpoblmeisIi6, benn iie fab, bob er
duBerif angndbig mar. sic atbntete
f6rmIi6 erlei9tert auf, als Mnna elits
trat.
Die iumee Grau begriibte nit einer
getpiifen fiibten 3uriidbaltung ibren
8erpanbten, Der ii9 bei ibfent gintritt
umtpanbte unb ibr etttgegen ging. @s
i6ien eine Gntfrem6ung 5tuif6en ibnett
eingetretett au iein iener lebten unterres
6ung I'M pfarrbaufe, aud Iilmut's
@ruB batte ni9ts mebr bon Der alten
8ertrauli9feit.
(GortiesEi.y tolgt.)
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s6rtluir gtiefels unb Sdub De.
partement III nun polIffdubi8 in allen
3meiaen unb biele @aoren werbea dlf
dn6eFR niebrigea prsiien verfauft.
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A. Kahn & Co.,

Gds Wlaia @la,a unb Wsit gonsmeree
20y8,tsml Strabe.
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NSornnnQ.

0ie Dor Surgeon in 9an slntonie 9rilnbIi@
erprobte yS Siioamerifanif ii 5 d s. !" pon
Or. SIS. S. Sartleb 1T jett bur6 Scrrn .. augn,
@de bon Grodettitrabe uub 9llamo 8lasa gu bee
sieben. Serr aubn 1T alleiniger @gent filr beleS
bortrefflid)e 9eilmittel in Segar @ou9tb. Dian
bite iid) bpr gta9abmungeu, benn rur Sr.
Sartleb's ddte @tebiSin belitt allie bic bon ibr
9eriibmten Giaenf9aften. Sie furirt eeber-
frauf6eiten, llnDerbaulidteit, @e6lelfiebcr,
sRatarr6, giierenfrantbeit unb ale 8luttrant-
beiter. 17,3iufSm
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s6rilnisr Neduare Department far
Damen tam tpeber IN Qualitdt, W2uffern
eber Yrsiien abutrOHen werben.
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(GortfesEiss tolst.)


5paB anb gan6D. = gs 1T
unmogli9, mebr SpaB ait biefen lanz
gen Mbenben gu baben, als beim ganoDz
MAIDEN su 9auie. Sbr fDnnt lernen,
Gan6D alIer Mrt au MAIDEN, tpie i'm Die
beiten Gonbitoren berifellen, aug bem
tpertbpolIen 8u9e: pHow to make
Candy. &ein 9aus fann obne bass
felbe iein. Wirb portofrei fit 80
Gents Gin l ober 2 Gent Stamps) berz
fanbt. Mtan abreliire:
The Housewife, Rochester, N. Y.
1,3,tum1M
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11rGinige gtad Brafeler unh Sn.
groin @arrets finb nod pcrrdtbig nnb
tDerben ID glep Dorler 9oftpreiien per'
fault. waan beiude uns.
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gsenralaia unn apnftpef,.

Sn 9lurora, Sq., tpobnt Mtrs. gBm.
9enfon. Sic fagt: Samarita II
Herb ne beilte mid bon Neuralsia
unb Gopfpeb.
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DTgin iebr srpBes QaSer BON 8aunts
polls @iuabanis uub Seeriuders, ierner
cine pclIifanbiee Guswahl Bon Semen
Esile Dn g2or6 3u 10, 123, IS unb 20
gsntsltie Yarc.
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s@rllnisr Gerren.a .aleieer., Surniibins
Gocbs unb 9ateD Department 1T au8ers
leien unb unabertreiftur in auulitdt unb
Wnfaa.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-24

IVA. nn.n,.i,l wear which CLOSES with
MI n"n,l, Inn. NOT been ~ prosperous
,a,, 'm "i,i ,n"r,hu,t. and considerable
a.' u"' T,'', i 'cxprc,,cd that the
'pi'',' ,,,,r viii br no better We
, ,ii,I' r!, n,nrrhnu.ion, unfoumdrd.
WIN ;"'' ""ttiidont thot thr country l..
v. =" "',. ~ III r,.iinrrd uni,ic. that the
III " ''"' ,,'i, i,r,,,rrirdrutrdk low.
T. n' W ",L.,. land yrr, certain
II J., V o ,, I,a,n undr thi, wear UNI
'I'"' ,a' me- VA ~ nu ind. OF
u,! NUN .,,. Ia, and Ln, and thnt the cot
,''."' s, ,; IA T' hr ri ri, rnnol to that Of
I I"n , ,cnr If /, CoIl"w. that farmer, viii
IA, Nt EAR =, ,. '"'' .,,,nmi Of cotton to
nay nay WE i iH i,nrn f., h,, NO iced or
IIl,, '',' "''' n,n n,r cotton crop
hoWr "' 9'u", T." wa" ,..," d.bt. oud hni
VIII n' ,"'l',nW, ~ w. l't ',.,. ln. been
Go"oI WIN. NV l, .,II lanJ. toun-
one "l oI"n"''i "'' hrrn credited and
~ ,, ''i', ,'ariroI, and uI-r -ulli-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-24

The building where the Central Park
sheep are housed J., not a model fold.
It look, more ike fortress, than a
sheep fold and ii seem. to have been
constructed under the mi,apprrhruSiuu
that sheep require all the couyrnicncc-
ot the human family The fold i, pierced
with PORTFOLIOS, like a block house or
The guu-drck of a man-ot-war These
holes. however. are now stopped up
with cobblr-,tuncs, but before this was
done there We're many mShapS: the
iamh>, in spirit of investigation, often
squeezed through the holes to see where
the, led, and Tell into the depths below
= distance OF eight or ten feet
At either end of the fold there are
room, with line panels and furnished
with uakcu book eases and tables The
Intention Of the builders was to make
libraries OF these rooms but the sheep
in the park, though they do a great deal
of thinking. and no doubt at times hold
long conversations with one another, on
with Shcp, their guardian, don car,
much for reading. and don require amy
books. This fact, however, seems NOT
to have hrcomc apparent To- the build
or, until after the library was completed.
and these costly room, have been used,
not a reading rooms, but for storing
the wool that j. clipped from the sheep.
Inside the fold there are two parable
rows If pens. each having beneath IL a
dmiuutNe row Of the same shape.
These pen, are filled with hay in the in
door season when the ground is coy
cred with SNOW the tall pens being for
the sheep aud the short ones for the
lambs FrdHkLH H. North, n. 81 N.ch-
rN-U nited States Treasurer spin
ner is now living in Jacksonville, Fla.
lie j. rightV-twu Years old hale and
hearty lie spend, greater part OF
hi, time fishing and gathering shells,
The wife Of an Episcopal clergy
man in Minnesota is afflicted with a
terrible malady. Her bones have
turned virtually into chalk, and are 50
fragile that She can scarcely move With
out breaking them. chicago Htraid.
Walter {. Squire, the new Governor
Of Washington Territory. l. an Ohio
man by birth. lie lived for years al
lliou, y. Y. and married Philo Rem
inutons daughter. lie has been :
resident OF Seattle for several years. -
/ Cler,ldnd Ledder.
The oldest delegate to the Demo
cratic National Convention was pr
E urish Terrill, of Virginia, who is nlue
ty-two years OF age, served in the waj
of 1872, entered p>litics in Jackson
first campaign, and went first To Ma
tiuual Convention rs II delegate IN ls+4
10 vote and work for Henry Clay tAI
1 a.ISs As-Is-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-24
STATE SPECIALS


UAIESNILlE.
Special to the Examiner.
Gainesville. August -. The first
bale of this wears cotton crop Wa,
sold here to-day to Dobh, " Cumby
by g. W Atkins. Weighed 81 !
pounds. brought $50.
Crop, are short but better than cN-
pcctcd some time ago. luink there
will bee over half cotton:crop. and
the corn crop j. tulrrahly rood.
Had light rain yesterday and
pro-pcct~ are good for uorr.
-r,.,st "rho Examiner
Gainesville. August ~ NoN> ramc
here last night that arothrr horrihIc
murder had been CONN ted at Lang
lord'- Cove. III the eel 20 of Hamilton
county.
John Howard. a well known citizen
Of I.nn"turd'- Cove. who was arrested
a few day ago and put in Hamilton
county iail. charged with burning ~
thrc>hcr .and some wheat. while hr-
in" carried from Hamilton tu Lam-
pa-a- iuil. was most cruelty murdered.
II seem, that the hamilton Officials
feared mob aud resolved To- move
him 10 lampa~a> They stopped over
night at his old hour. I.augtord'~
{ owe About midnight mob c~ii-
mated from twelve To one hundred
men. took him from the Officials, and
after allowing him to talk Il little.
rlddlcd him with bullets. When will
murder hc stopped in our county :
If it j. not stopped, what will brcour
of il: We do hope this j. The last
murder We viii have to chronicle
sAItI
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PERSON Al.

j. /. Moore went down to Temple
Yesterday morning.
We are proud 10 learn ofMr,. O. ".
David'- conVal"-rnrr.
Hon. 4. \. ~turei- eoc> ont to
Crawford this morning.
MIR. Orlando Wheat returned home
from Houston Yesterday.
MIR. Harry ". smith. of the Nl9h
Furniture company, j. in the city.
sheriff Harris and family are at
tending the camp meeting at Masters
Vile.
MIR. ~hicl Hogan, who ha, bccn alb
sent at his rancho for some time, l. nj
home again.
MIR. joel Robinson returned from
New \ ork Yesterday, and brought hi
mother along with him.
The ENAMINER regrets to learn that
rX-~hcrin' Van Hall l. very sick at his
residence vita malaria fever.
MIR. Dick Davis. a prominent
cnttlcman of this city. returned home
yesterday after "a prolonged ab~rnr"
of three months
Mr.. Tom Helm and Mr.. Charles
Everett. two prominent knights of the
road better known H. commerrlal
cvangcl-t- are in the city.
our Jack j. hubuohhin@ with
Governor ireland ON one of the mag
uiliccnt steamers of the Texas navy.
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Notion Department.

\ large and elegant line of Ladies
and Misses Linen Collars in all the
new STYLES. at =. 10. IL and poe. each.
thc greatest bargain of the season.
\rro,cnr. FilIo-clr and all material
for cmhroidcriug purposes. now open
\ large line of Ladies shopping
Bag in all STYLES.
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Ny arrangements are fully made to
leave for New York on sunday eve
ming. 60 to make my purchase, for
the fall and winter and will be gone
four or five weeks, 50 a, to be- able To
make "A iudicious selection ofmillinery.
/ 90 in the interests of the ladies and
when my goods shall have been dis
played they viii say "I.ell done.
My friends all of them will be
kind enough 10 settle any account
they may owe ut the Fashion Bazaar,
before leave and will be very thank
iul. Mas. ELLA >. COHEN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-24
NEW ARRIVAL OF GOODS
AT LEVINE BROS MAMMOTH STORES.
House Furnishing Department.

just opened fifty dozen towels at
81 dozen, great bargain. Forty
dozen fine Linen Towels, new borders.
at $50 dozen. the incest towel for
the money ever offered. New quilts
and countcrpanes very cheap. Large
line of dama>k and napkins cheaper
than ever offered New embroidered
table covers. beautiful and cheap.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-24

The contadina under training make
excellent servants. and are far more
sincere and pleasing in their ways than
their city brethren and sisters Not
much can be procured for the table
without sending into the city, except
milk and eggs. The country butter is
not good, and the bread Is not accept
able to Foreigners. A servant goes
down about six in the morning. to
market, and brings up supplies for the
day, aud, everything being put mp with
fresh Siue-leaves or in tin boxes. ii she
does not lingrr on the way. As often
happens, to hear Mass or gossip with
friend, the contents Of her biz basket
do not suffer. and She comes in looking
rs il the long walk had only done her
good, and with, perhaps, Il great bunch
of roses for her mistress. n peacc-otier-
ing tor the delay The steward is the
factotum in rich families, and the cook
in those Of less prctentions and all
transactions for use-keeping are car
ried on through these two.
1t is not considered THE thing for
an Italian lady to go to market. and
tirSt-ClaSs servants are not very willing
to take places where they are denied
their privileges. We foreigners. who
90 NOT choose 10 summit 10 oeihS taxed
una"ares' nave made law Tor our
selves. and 20 at least occasionally in
person to inform ourselves of market
pi'ieS' anu Va W n1' thc 'il"rh'i ah"r"s'
anu we ".e .''M '' i'u'' ~ greater Nar'-
~, '', -, .t IL, ~ we
pHS /, tn n', ,n' ','.'','n,' .i'e
,'n, ,ru,n ,ha,n Tha I,a H. ,"', "",',u
.,. .,;s,",,,,,,. ,.',,,., -, '''''i
"nLui,.Pia ond S,h"rn '"'.'u' '" ,'n"
,,.tnm. nf ,h,, ~.Iu, ~ tr,,,I ,i,,,
,h,,, ,h.,r., !. ,ar,, li,,l., us.,
,;n, IN vh,, 49,. calI - ..,,,,,,d so,iji,',r, ',
..The .i,nnr, il oui,n ri,Th,'' j. thn INV.
i,.iI ,.,'... I'll ,.i,,r,.,, .,j ,t
.II.,a n,,i.n., win mo- J..r I,J,. >,
,hirh ,,nnnr.ll, fnIln,s ne,t /. -, H.,
,,,h.tiT and ,f,,r,,nr1 r,nnn,nrnr,
H., tt., .r,, r..,iI,. ,ttncl,.J ,n tI., f,,,,.
lies thev .crye and couubl,. uf uutiriu,r
J.vntinn in rmrr,r.nri.. ,h,ir tnuIt-
nhras. il les defiant. d, lrur. uu,litr. =
m piv. .n examine W.. had MID
rho Inward las th,n he .sLnI ,l,nt =,
rood d,.,l mor. than rh. fair uri.a, tnr
:. t,ir tn fhr citv in onr b,hnlf' I'm, n,>t
morning our milk. which he had sun.
Mild Ia ms until then uI,i,. tn our salts
t,rtion was ot 8, most hlur and mrl,n-
rboly tint. Isent il back with arpmon-
STRANGE to which AN imurrtinent answer
wa. returned. then sent the amount
DIM. for tine f,y DAYS SUNNY. win q,
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Bailey's Saline Aperient.

l, is a cheap mild, effective and delightful Lax.
alive or putEatiNe, intended substitute tor
drastic and nluseAtins pills II cures constips
ton, bilinusness, slck head ache, and u spe, Ally
adapted TO AN who lead srdentsr, ar closely
cunhned hir In Awhitt powder and effrve,ces
liz. soda water. and IL a. pleasant. II docs no.
pnpe ioi si,k,n a.d Is always ready PIT ~ la
i-rse tot,les ind sod a. - cents BY ali Dngf.sls
lllli Ia And Aulth
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-24
Brad6e|d'S
Female
Regulator

1t i>a special remedy for all dr.
eases pertaining to the womb SUI
any int lligcnt woman can cure Dn'
self by following the directions
l. especially cilicacious in cases d'up,
pressed or painful mcn,trlSllCh' N
white, and partial prolnpsu,, " 81
ford> immediate relief ana Yel|s'
ncntly restores the menstrual luAc
tion. \, Il remedy to be used duTAi
that critical period known y
"tHANGE OF LIFE Til, inyalaaO'
preparation Ia, no rival.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-24
Ladies' Wear Department.

\ new line of corSciN Just opened.
$50 bone French Woven Corset,
500 bone French woven corsrt,.
Madame Mora, Contour Corset.
Child's school dresses, ladies under
wear, novelties III children's dresses.
\ large lot of calico wrappers. fall
shades.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-24

A lady about to boil an egg for her
husbands breakfast, asked the loan OF
his watch To time the boiling. Your
watch has stopped, she cried; tho
-gg is on and cant tell how long il
ought 10 remain in the kettle. ' The
husband FASTENED to the stove and was
horror struck 10 lind that the good
woman had dropped his elegant gold
watch into the kettle, and was holding
the egg 10 her ear 4 r04 Times.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-24
HooI> and shoes.

An customer, indebted To me for
boots and shoe, viii please come for
ward and pay soon have made a
change in my firm and now need
my money please be sure YOU Oblige
me. Very truly yours,
a. Is d4L john SLEEFE.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-24
THE TOWN TAtH'
r,cms of Iutercst tuiIed ny our
Reporters.

-rufI run.-onl the best. -m"N'
Herr cigars
Ito! for the camp meeting al
Mastcr>Ville
Two case, craps in Davis court .
ten dollars each.
"A tine concert at pcFranci- gar
den thi, afternoon.
Joe Montg, "'ry, for assault ana
battery - and coz :.
How to get pcuiy of free ad1er-
ti.iue make an assignment
Waco need, more manufacturing
institutions. and she will yet them III
the near future.
Recorder had several cases OF va
oranr,. which helped to- ill the treas
ury Yesterday.
From reports. hin county cotton
crop must hc more promising than
other counties.
The silver Moon j. the place To
refresh the inner man. whether YOU
want IL lunch or a full meal
Read the ENAN1NEE'~ church di-
rrcturN and attend services to-day al
some of the numerous chWchs>.
The september edition of the
ENANlI\ER viii ,utpa,, any thing of
the kind ever published III Waco.
Lake lee pure and II, cold n the
Arctic regions itself delivered in any
part of the city 10y Farley ice wagons.
Attend the five o'clock prayer
meeting, which are to be held at the
Fifth street Methodist church thi,
week.
There j., one place in Waco which,
hv reason of it, popularity, il not ri-
fcctcd by the duh times that place Is
the Iron Front.
Tic moonlight pic mic and ball "A
DcFranri- garden. 10y the Emmett
club. i, to be one of the grandc,t nj
fair of the season.
"From the Fort Worth Gazette
no longer constitute, a part OF Tia,
pav'- Cream of the ncwf let IL
hope that it is 81 legend of the past
Allpartic- having pianos and mu
steal instruments in the store of Scy
muur \ IL. are notified 10 call nj ono
and yet them. HARRIS X llAREIsoN
You can spend pleasant day a
the Na~tcr>Nll" camp meeting to-day
and perhaps make "a sabbath day
Journey towards the better land
Try it.
The Lantern made it, appearance
a. usual Yesterday evening, hrigh
w. tltf,.l hnp,N. al
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-24

dor more than twenty ave yv".-
Of my life" says John Ruskn, II
would not believe that women c"ul'i
paint pictures. But was wrong in
that established conviction Women
can paint. am quite suhiugatcd, CON
,nr,rd. my ideas entirely ovcttiroWu
by Mrs. Buffers Waterloo have
found her to bee a great artist and nave
the profrundcSt admiration Tor her.
since she made "A name we have had
several women artists, all distinguished
in their several ways Nv. AIlingham,
Miss Grecnaway. Miss Alexander and
Miss Irotter."
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-24
Our Home Advertisers

will plcsse bear in mini that copy LOT
char yes in their advertisements ''"''
he handed in by s p. m. otherwise '"'
change canuot be made
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-24

The public are fully aware of the
fact that il il to their interest 10 pur-
chase boots. shoes and slippers from
~. a, We are selling them al cost.
which Is fully 50 per cent less than
they can be- bought for elsewhere.
SANGER Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-24

When "a man gct- sick hc marches
"a, SRA ght tu llmlctt'- drug store as "a
hungry child dor- to it, mou.rr for IT,
bread aud butter.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-24

1t is stated that in an average life
of fifty wars Il mau works 1000 days
and sleeps as many more, eat 1000,
walk, 500, is sick 300, and spends the
rest Of the half century in amusing HIM
self. ~ T. Trt5HHt.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-24

While Il negro was ploNing near La
Grange, Ark, the other day, he plowed
up humble bees nest. The mules did
not linger long. but took to the woods.
The pillow caught in the root of a tree,
holding the mules fast until the bees
,tung Them 10 death. The negro was
SO badly stung that he raved like a mad
man for two days. ~ q. Times.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-24
HAMS, BACON & LARD.

ALWAYS on hand. direct from the
packcry, and for sale ut the Lowest
Prices. j. f. MARSHALL
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-24

Every smoker shield try Lift
JOKER
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-24

Guard the kidney and beware of
hachnchc. II. Jacobs oil, tine Wonder
lul pain huui.hcr. restores circulation.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1884-03-28
chirkaIav Stock Association Brands.

sTy"A reward of $50 90 is offered for informa-
tiOn leading to the recovery OF stock stolen from
members OF this Association and capture Of the
thieves.
EMMETT MCCOY, MARTIN COLBERT
sec and Treas President
Address ERIN SPRINGS, IND. TER.