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Mohave County miner., 1885-02-08

n. A., lot With house there.
on in town Of fHsckbsrry, known
~ Dundon's dwelling house, ~
valued At e250; stookake house
On south side OF Main street.
est Of RusaslIs saloop, Hack.
berry. valued At s,So. .......... u 90
Personal property. valued At
S40. .................... 100
Costs and percentage. .4T
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-20

LAST Friday the REPUBLICAN pub
llsA-d correspondence which appeared
IN the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin,
between Bishop Lee, OF our State, and
Bishop Potter, Of Pennsylvania, In rela-
ton TO which we are informed some of
our Catholic friends have taken of ence.
We have only To say that the REF r.
LI5AN merely published the article as
mater If news, with no idea or inten-
u in OF rejecting upon the Catholic or
any o'her denomination. The tact
that Bishop lie is a native and resident
Of Wilmington, made his letter OF local
Interest, and as such il was gwen "a
place in the REPUBLICAN, Had a let
ter OF similar character emanat4Si
from Bishop Becker, and have become
newspaper proper 1T would have been
pubhshri as readily in the REPUBLI.
An a. sas Bishop Lees. Upon second
thought, We feel confident that those
Hho may feel agsrieved will come to
the conclusion that there is no real
ground for grievance against us. This
EEft BIIcAS has always endeavored Il
70, y ber4l in regard 10 religious beliefs,
advoc4'ing the ight of every man e
worship q a according TO the dictate.
OF his own conscience. That is oul
I platform, with a reserved right accord
+ al = all local newspapers, TO publish
ioca. matters II interest that occurs il
any determination
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-20
WANAMAEkS.

to tell howhis pretty |
picture is made. A card I'M
the window tell it easily i
tor the tale, theprints and
the colors are tire together,
before your eyes,
The story c the mill
would be the stV OF Amerl-
can cotton-spinlng goes
back a hundred ears. But
the mill is new, the latest.
Its product Is nel Because
it Is he 4, md W, want you
to know it, We SCI this Holly
Tree muslin telo' the whole
sale price iur a tile time; 8
cents "A yard he whole
sale price is said-' be be low
the cos, Of maDg. II so
we are lin n hundred
thousand yards I this beau
tiful muslin for ISIS than the
cost o. cotton, splning,weay
ing and bleaching; and Thu
we believe to bea tact.
Northeast from the c,per OF the store
DIN WNAMAKER.
Chestnut ThiItsonth and Mark'
streets, and City -halsquare.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-20

THE Caledopian club enter ainment
At the Opera House ON "Wednesday
evening promises TO be Of unusual in
terest. As the name implies it is an
organization comprised ex ,lusively OF
'otchmeu and children Of ) Dtchmen
amongst whom are many OF the leading
citizens. While having become Amerl-
cans hy adoption, it is but natural that
they should bear in mind and preserve
To grra' extent The characteristics Of
their native country. There Is some
I thing in the Scotch character which
must be admired by every one who
prizes true independence and right
down ragged honesty. Hardy, indie
pendent, a hletlc, moral and courageous
they par AXE ot hu' the craggy noun
tains and highland, Bonnie scotland
and while in a new hune II il credit
able 10 their charac,ers that they shoul'
So. X the society OF ca h other and cul
tivate the sun shiny side Of their e
niallty.
The concer, and entertainment {,
morrow evening will lee varied, but
will be of the highest order. The mus
will be essentially Scottish, the bss
pioa.rla Fii.r, N. d1rS'sre Scotch Jessi
Robertson. who will be- present, ha
, scarcely an acknowledged equal Tn
!. Caledonians deserve. and W. have Il
doubt will be greeted with croxde
house.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-20

Ii PROTECTION Is the cause Of bust.
rs-s depression IL this country, some
4 hese fre,--rrsders who make that a.
-er.i3n should tell VI what causes the
oppression III business in England,
Where there are mo;e men ont OF en-
,!oym.nt and more misery and suffer.
tnI Il an in this country. 4 large meet
ing worklngmen was held ii London
IN Sa' uciay. az which the prevailing
sentiment was in favor OF Blood, bul.
lets aud hsynnet., as a remedy for de-
preston, such meeting held any
place in America would have afforded
field Of argument for American fres-
traders against protection. What will
free raiders say was the cause OF the
uprising il London.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-20
I,nus-tE,s sALk orRrAL ESTATE

SAIL OF REAL ESTATE
L by virtue Of an order Of the Ut hans
Court Of inc STATE OF . elAwAre, In aud for
New Castle county, d SIDE Mt the septemf or
I, rm, A. ~. ~ OF said Court, will be eA
rosed to public sale, A. The County Court
House, IN tt e city OF " lin inztop, en-
JANUARY -, A. d., 1855,
at two O'Clock, p. M,
the two follo~inx defcribed lots ~ land
situated ia Chr,siiAnA Hundred. County and
State aorefsid beiug the real estate o.
kliL, beth Barrett. dec-a'ed, founder aud
dee ribe,i a. tnl ows - .lt.
ho.l. situated on the baltimore Phi a
delphia k-iiroad. adjoining lands Of VIM
Film, Eiward OodHArd. James NJ bracf
in aud riilism kichar son, containing nVt
and seveut' four hphdIeptss ,hs1se eiptsihaa
neiph h.ilroad. adJoi ming lands of EVIL,
hlcharustn late OF nOmas Ands ION n enry
bur on, homas LynAnl and VIM Finn
! eonhinins thirteen and SIX hundretthl
cres OF md. more Or less.
tVeh lance will be given and ter rs made
known ct the time ard place aforai AID b.
CHAS. Il. LOkE TruH~e.
or b5 his Attorney, J. FRANK Is. GIGS.
Aitrsi J. n. bGlfSMAN
lis-f Clerk Of Orphans Court.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-20

TIE House % X lr-ssn .a.lyes a.
Washington is shpuirg : littleness In
r.3hus'ering 10 Gepri G-ueral Grant
at. hat which Is Justly lis due I,
SO Is tina. here are seine men who can
never rire above a per-onal petty feel
90 AID nun Der u these men have
rreH' into Con s--ss Whatever ma,
b. 5i # the leading ex-Confelerate-
IN tp7 gress IL seine respects, in the
ca. General Grant they rise above
III and above party, displaying the
Oh actet q true and brave soldiers
II l. a great calamity that our country
must suffer from 50 many pigmies il
Ccugr -.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-20
JOHN r. ALMOND a co,

We have the finest coffees and
teas in the city. Old Govt Java
coffee Csc. per h., 4 lbs. for 81
finest Maricaibo, 22c. per ID, 5
lbs. fer ST.; golden Rio, lsc. per
h., lbs. for 81; good roasted
cotiea, l2tc per H., 5 lbs. for 81.
The finest SOC. tea in the State.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-20
JOHN T.. ALMOND a GO.

Tor atoes, 8 cans for 25c. ;corn,
3 can, for Csc; string beans, 3
cans tor use; table peaches, l5c.
can French peas, i Sc. can,3 cans
for 5oe New crop New Orleans
mola>ses, extra sugar syrup.
Graduated sugac, &c. per h.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-20
John P. Almond & Co.,
GR0CERS,
.Eighth& MaTketsts''

Offer bargains in drled fruits,
as follows New Turkey prunes,
A lbs. for 25c.. unparet cvapo-
rated peaches, ? lbs. for 25c !;
pared ev,porated peaches 20, 80
and 35c. per 10; pit ed cherries
zoe. per 10; California! rms zoe.
per H.; eyaporA e" ounces. 2oc.
per ID finest quality ryap rated
lapples, loo. per ID. AL new and
fine goods.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-20

WHILE Wilmington Was enjoying a
mo d'rsteiy cold winter day Al Fweuty-
fonr degrees above zero yesterday, Chi.
cagn was wrapped in wool and furs and
shivering AZ nineteen degrees below
Zero. A. Dubuque, Iowa. il was h r'y.
fiy' IL l;--s below and az : Paul.
Niuu. ulne-een degree below. 'e-
all, ia ~ " DO complain NJ The var :, ne
ne, { Tue climate in D-l4 are Il, j.,
sea-r =. SC rtnsola III uS--is-s that 4 ~
ar n; residing out in Ch' ago.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-20
JOHN r. ALLHOND a 60,

Paper shell almonds, 35c. pei
h.; Ferris bacon, lsc. per ID
hominy grits, zoe. per paper; red
white and black beans.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-20
JOHN r. ALLMOAD a 40.

Hecker's self raising bnok
wheat, lsc. per PSI e.; iar,na, &c.
uee1 nuur, sue. Per arg bag.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-20
1(o LssI ,lrrA STREET is THE

100 tssi 18TH STREET IS the
- piso" slifornia garden prunes
as larso A.apll" los. y. uuds Tor ~ cent.
e9sporated heli-towe- app les, white AS .i,o,,
soods at prices that d. fy competif,or. -
has c the whitesi -four aud the hes, tea and
'efee 10 the cit, lns few days we viii hn
10 u, roceipi ia large lot ot our White satin
i i,u, a. % cent hsg. Fine srAndmother's
.Lhsef ureao 10 cents per Hound Have Won
tned ls,5 cakes They are excellent IA
oor eonee ~ % Giants with two glass aishss
Win every pourd our famous spoon co,,e.
G - Scn,. ana spoon VIM every pound
Voc 70 u or good gods al low mis-.
uoot butter and fresh eggs alSsxS Pt'ces
al 10, iUs last Filth street. nj. WIEK
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-20
Work Completed.

Contractor P. J Cosan las finished
he masonry work of the supr or,iu G
wa : IN the deep cut near Schertzen
PsrS, Oh the new Baltimore s. Pnila-
de III. Railroad. He has also CON-
p- the work on the bridge abut.
= ~ Seventh and Ninth streets.
I III 49, work vii row re suspe nd.
e.. o. .eyeial weeks.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-20

We do no, expect any change 10 be
made at the present session OF the Leg
isla,ure in the laws relating to the as
easement and the collection of poll tax.
In the hands of INSCRIPTIONS partisans
these laws are source OF 80 much
power that the members Of the Legis-
lature have not the moral courage, even
had they the desire, TO interfere with
them. By little chicanery . large
number of Republicans can be disfran-
chised.
Partisan assessors can leave the
names Of scores OF Republicans off the
list, the Clerk Of the Peace can leave
large number of the duplicates or vii
fully mis-spell the names, while ALI I'M
scrupulous collector can easily manage
to avoid giving receipts TO scores who
call on him. Such actions have the APP
prevail of the leading members OF the
Democratic party and they are only too
glad to profit by them. by resort to
tricks of the basest kind Republicans
have been disfranchised, and Demo
cratic ascendency preserved in our
State. We see no no sign OF any change
In the lnttDIlOus Oh the uohlhaht faAs "
and have no expectation Of Justice at
their hands.
The only hope for Republican sue
cess in our State is through a most
thorough organization. Committees
mus, be appointed TO see that every
man is properly assessed TO see that
the names are property recorded In the
office 81 ti, clerk Of the Peace, and that
they are prut-riy placed on the dupli'
Gates furnished the collectors Then
care IN ust be taken TO soe that every
Republican pays his tax. The latter
duty will prove most onerous, because
a villainous tax collector will interpost
obsta cles that are almost insurmounta
BILE The worn, however, may be done No ei
fectually by persistent effort, we believe
AS to force the officers 70 50 fully dis
charge their duty that the Republican,
may win n victory in the next cam
paigu and redeem our State from thu
hands Of the political oligarchy which
now controls 1t. The prize Is wortl
trying for, and falling in the effort tn
Republican party may as well groun,
arms and await the destruction OF tn
Dem ocratic parry through the dis
cordant elements which II contains.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-20

WE THINK YOU OAN GET moRr
w kindtins wood for o.. 10 rom Rjohara
S 2ss mill than elsewhere Leave orders.,
~ EyenInS .r &c, Oapelle's hardwar
nafylsnd Avenue. Ofaoe tsienhons 10y n'os
postsl card. utr 'pn'"1 ~,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-20

NEW cAhTLs CoUsTY.
FVskUSTEkS SALE OF RIAL fssJhIf
l. by virtue Of an order of the Drphars'
I our OF tie State OF delaware, a AID fur New
thstle County. made at the Sc TENDER term.
A. u lss4. OF said court. viii be exposed TO
public sale . the county court bouse. 10 the
dty OF Wilmington, gu
THU kSDAY, THE 20 DAY GF JANU
AIRY, A. y 1855,
al O'Clock, y. m, n cet'ain parcel or tract o
latd sltusted In Chrls' lana Hundred, cum
~ and state Aforesaid. lying on the Ken
net turnpike, lust above Greeuville
anu hear or sdloinins lands OF Chsrles
treeb ard Others, containing nincty.s'x
acres OF land. more or less, being the pr,,p-r-
y OF John Beatty, deceaset. which Wa,
Iatei npied by bspla IN Beatty, decess-
Attendance will be given and terms made
known al me time and place Aforesaid. BY
WILLARD SALISBURY JK
Trustee, or by his attorney.
kt:est J NJ Housemau.
CLERK OF orphans Court liSs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-20
WANAM AKER'S.
PrILApELrHIA, January ~, 1855.

PHILADELPHIA. January ~, 1855.
Guinet black silks are es-
pecially in favor in Philadel-
phia more so than else
where.
j The charm OF a celebrated
makers name is no less than
it used to be, with many !!
even though very few are
willing to pay the necessary
price tor silk to get the high |
est purity. The choice OF al
silk is not once in a hundred
times by purity it is by sott-|
ness. lustre. body, weight, or|
these and the makers name;
and the makers name is the|
talisman.
1t is scarcely neediul to|
guarantee Guinet black silks
to wear well and yet it is
fair to do SO. Black silks
are treacherous. Nobody
t knows .or certain which yard
or piece in a thousand will
crack not even OF Guinet,or
: the other eminent makers.
E Silks are heavy with dye.
|, Before the day Of weighing
, silks with dye they OCCASION
ally became brittle in finish
= ing. 1t is nothing new. II
: is not superhuous for maker
h and merchant to guarantee
q wear. 1t is only replacing
e detective work as soon as the
s. defect is discovered. There
is no other way to put the
X loss on the maker.
q, We guarantee these Gui-
Of net silks,with which we have
n, broken the market Tor aver
!. age wear. And we sell the
at gros- grain tor so cents below
s yalue. cachemire u 10 10
e cents below.
~ Souihwes, from the cru,r-
Ut Black camel's-hair OF very
/. close texture with little
m squares, crosses, and othe,
it, figures, me silly geometrical, %
I'D silk velvet cut and uncut
s s lare and pleasing rather thai
cheap, but fifty cents belo,
i, value. We sold it all tn
lnc Fall at 81; now $3.50.
vie Ten black dress--stufi
n has called armures, but most {
no them twills, serges, diagonall
led ribs; 43-inch 30 cents, dow
from 81.
uo- Last from the inter-
.in' Business suits TO measur,
and $40 to $40. Swallow-tai
Of S35 to 500. 50 trousers fo
ice, So.
l IS
as Northeast from the center.
ten The best Brussels, Tape
tact try and Moquette carpets al
lent going so tas' that you ha
. better consider quickly ID
let, | wait a carpet 7"
ONE Whole roomtuls OF each
,een Moquette $l.25
ond Brussels LOO
=. =. !; Tapestry &. 80
J. The he We do not print the nam
lets, Of the makers, because Il
"a, to makers object. They ask
our not 10 connect their nam
.. ord d with such prices in public.
: il North front, sec1ld toor. Take car
northwest iron lie c-nter Of the
store.
1usi. Every man and womf
, :, who touches the brush h
the something to learn from Il
a I'D series OF skeletons and colo
fer ed prints in the window
a 1Se, 1905 { hestnut. 1t sho,
Ming the steps by which a beaut
: ' ~. tul colored print is mad
any There are TWEEN y-one prir
i f,es. in one large frame; ought
will be twenty-five; one t
the many tor the frame SO ty
are put together in No. /.
=, : a a, No. | is printed in yellc
iran' and gold gold for the bac
= a i, ground. yellow to begin t
f,,l. green for the wreath of n,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-20
LATEST \EW
rkUM 1hk
Wilmington CIoih'lga
Merchant TAilorin. TFAb'ss<
Fourth and M.r.et Vi
We have just filed in

w
stork II every 1epartrI
with he latest pa-era|
gool,, cut and m4de 4
mos, approved styles |
bought Tor cash ~hcaa|
time means lower pncs1
the earlier purcaasfs
mean to dispos d /
goods for cash 4adtI
give you NOR 2o@|
your money than wI
possibly get els nrn
member we has u
AS OUR STORE = -
HAS BEEN MOTEL ! 4
90 re :. II
select from. va a
goods have naa
equalled for thu n ~
trimmings alwa}s k
and you will ina tat |
make o. goods on 'r1
ters to-day. Make ID
ction tor your boys |
we have so many VI
TO choose for
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-20

aug go NtvmGIk Il cloaks, down to
s kasss.l's Bee Hive.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-20

We do not print the names
of the makers, because the
makers object. They ask US
not TO connect their names
with such prices in public.
North front, -ee1ld Eoor. Take car
northwest !ToM LIE c-nter Of the
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-20
THE HOLIDAYS ARE OVEE

and winter westher Just fairly BEGUN nncs
uantiAl foot wear at
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-20

" The clut gives annually 70 il member
and disiingu -hed ;oretgn guests = very
trand dinner. over which some noted IL.
i,hman lrssldes AID Nhe-e speeches are
made an 1T irrational sentiments IL favor
Of Free Tate are cx hanged. lie riut
also annually distributes prizes or ue,t-ts o.
various educ ttto-sl institutions ta-rLg out
the WI, IN the nited state. 20 harNAra
Vale aid Il ans Cole es-ior he t,s e
says u the 'e ? Give students on stE-e sui
ject on poliucal economy"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-12

he il known to all concerned, that
the county commissioners court of
Mcl4ennan county, Texas will COM
vene and sit ms board of cqualiZa-
ton ON the 22nd day OF June, 1885. be-
ginning Mt 10 o'clock a. IN to receive
all the assessment lists or books of
the assessor of McIcmnan county,
Texas, for their inspection, correction,
equalization and approval,
Witness: j. w. BAKER,
Clerk of the county court of McLen-
nan county, and ex-oillcio clerk of
the commissioners court of Mclen-
nan county.
Given under my hand and seal OF
Office this 9th day of June, 1885.
j. W. BAKER,
Clerk county court McLonnan county
and eX-ofiicio clerk commissioners
court McLcnnan county Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-12
CITY MARK ETs.

WACO, TRNAs, June II, lN>b
Trade dull In all local markets. and there
seems to be a lull for a few days.
There Is a demand for eggs and country but.
ter, and the supply is inadequate. Some new
hon cy has been sold, and 1t brings l2sal5
cents per pound
The only animation In the way Of trade Is In
the wool markets. To-day G. H. Randle Co.
sold To u 5. Perry of Boston 510OO pounds on
private terms. The total receipts for the sea.
son are nearly $4,000 pounds, aud the season
is not near over yet Last year tho total re.
ceipls were about 5000 pounds, and this year
1t will ga considerably over 600 90 pounds,
Live stock.
Cattle-steers. ESQ to ss.25. fat barren cows
s2OO To g. 75:milch cows $500 to $500 per head,
Hogs-Fat hogs, $50 10 O. 5i;stock hogs G., 30
to s25O
sheep-Muttons, l.bO 10 225.
These prices are gross weights per 100 lbs
Grain ana nay.
Corn-whte, per bu.. coz $50 mixed, ibfdOc.
oats-sacks, re. bulk. SOC.
wheat--7OW75e.
Millet--per ton, $3.50.
Prairie hay--per ton, s6aa
Lumber.
Rougn, pei NJ, "A o. fooTing, Is 10 siding
yellow pine, rs On, siding, white pine. q 10
siding poplar, n %. ceiling yellow pine. Is o.
ceiling white pine, 30 %; ceiling poplar, - co.
shingles, best cypress, per u, 10 shingles,
second best cypress ~, shingles, heart pine,
Z Oh, fnishing lumber poplar, per NJ, 90 % mn
lshiug lumber, white pine. 20 W,
Drugs.
-Acids-sulpnunc. per cArbOy IS. citrlc, per
he, Oxalic per lb, l61, larIarie, powdered, pei
| H. 6O6t65C.
/ Gums-ATabic, select per III, zoe; As feoditA
| q To aAc; cAmphOT ~ To ,5c; opium, Us To AS
! Ois-BeTgamoL sandeTsOu's, per ID 40 lem
I on sanderson's, LsE peppermint $50, winter
] green, 40 olive Malaga, L75
! Putash-brOmide, per ID, l5 20 Soc; iodide ~
SOaps-'asiile, notified, per ID, 5 10 lOc, cas-
. lie, white ID TO &c.
Hides and Peitry.
| Hides-nry flint II To l3AC. dry salt 10 To lie
! green sAlted 6 10 70.
PsltTiss-DseT skins, rs to l7c antelope, 10 l.
l5c: seal skins, rs TO 2Oc, sheep peltE ms pc
wool ~ To 65c; aheArlings, 10 10 i5C,
] Tailow-Prime, Sac, tAllow grease, ~ 10 81
grease. yOllow 10 brown. 4 TO Sc.
wool.
wOOl-Fiue twelve months growth, iisrl9l
medium. twelve months growth, lbalSc; me-
dium. xix months growth, l2al5c; cOaTsi
twelve months growth. lOal2c.
GrOcertes.
Bscon-Short clear, 7Ae.
Hams-lOhc,
MolAsses-LouisianA new, 30 to 55e; LosisiAr
syrup Csc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-12

Our fresh arrival OF oat meal
Graham and royal, snow flake crack
ers, our dried beef, sweet Mango
pickles, imported smoked sardincs,
line toilet soap, strickly pure Japan
teas. in one pound canistcrs at 50 and
20 cents per pound, fresh butter,
cheese, eggs, young chickens, received
often by express. Prices low, rs the
lowest, telephone for what you want,
Yours determined to please.
A. JONES. TAYLOR Il Bro.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-12

Household work ana care of several
small children pulled her down and
almost made wreck of her health
Browns Iron liittcrs brings her up
and vitalizes her blood, giving her
new life. Ladies who have become
dyspeptic and depressed in spirit may
take hint from the case of Mrs. Ba-
ker, of ll5 Oak street, Louisville, ny.
She says, al obtained complete relici
from dyspepsia and depression by
using Browns Iron Bitters.'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-12

While money is close, wages and
prices low, expenses should be cut
down in every household. Economy
the watch word for mothers, head oil
doctor bills, by always keeping in the
house, bottle of DR.. Bosanko's
Couch and Lung Syrup. Stops n
cough instantly, relieves consumption,
cures Group and pain in the chest in
one night. II is just the remedy for
hard times. Price 80 cents and Sl.O0.
Samples free. Sold by w. A. Will
Hanson Il Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-12

For enterprise, push and desire TO
get such goods rs will give the trade
satisfaction W. A. Williamson Il Go.
the druggists, lead all competition,
They sell DR.. Bosanko's Cough and
Lung Syrup, because its the best mod
cine on the market for coughs, colds.
Group and primary consu mption
price so cents aud 81. Samp les tree