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TOMORROW.
r H. WARNER, Real Estate Broker.

n1o,A40Io AuctloneefA
u H. WARNER, Real Estate Broker
FUTH1e THRrGnF sA4E Of XSRY RsEN4 PEEAgHE k1 NEX
NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE. ELEVEN ROOMs,
EHEFY E1EGIR1S WAY YPE44S ETFRAsyH sGTTH FRONT: In
The above mentioned property will be sold on -
sqSs's s1st,Ha Sa at a2kF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. Apply for permit ea
to inspect
Terms at sale.
n1Otds DUNCANSON BROS, ,Aucts.
T>HoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneef.
SALE OF AN ENGLISH CONSIGNMENT
OF
B o X s
In Every Department of Literature. including some
TIT AND HIS
TORY. TRAVELS. POETRY AND THE DRAMA,
THE FfHA hhrs SATgH Bo1ks OF FHfH AND
ETCHINGS, ETC
Among which may be mentioned:
Bongbrokes Works ". INV forks on Shakespeare.
Amours of Great Men, ". including a set of the
Buffers Hudibras, HO-It Variorum edition of
parth's Plates 1903, in Fl vols
Trial Of Daniel O Connell Evelyns Diary, best edi-
Knights Pictorial History tion, vols.
Of England. Original The Harleian Miscellany,
Horace Walpeie;s @ Works, Hopes % Costume of the
Z vols; full Russia; a Ancients, 2 vols
fine set. ornamental Jewelry of
Works ON Napoleon. the Renaissance.
Large Collection of Bohn's Examples of the Works of
Editions. Art in South Kensing-
works On Scotland. ton Museum, etc.
THE GENTLEMAN's MAGAZINE, complete
from its beginning in 1881 to 1868. 2l4 volumes
WEDNEsDAY EVENINGs. NoVEMBER SEW
ENTEENIH +; ar and EIGHTEESTH ZEE @ 1885, begnning
of my salesrooms Invest Pennsylvania ave
nue. and 1lth street northwest
Books now on Exhibition and Catalogues ready.
n12-5t
Evening star., 1885-11-16

NAVAL ORDERs-Commander r. p. Leary
has been detached from the Wysndotte and
duty connected with the iron clads at City
Point 3Oth instant and placed on waiting
orders. Ensign VIM. Truxton from the Yantic
and ordered to the Galena; Ensign VIM. c. Cam
granted leave until January 18th; Chaplain R.
r. Hoes granted six months leave, from the
2Sth inst, with permission to apply for an ex-
tension OF six months and to 90 abroad.
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county, vice }. F.. Bradford, removed, were ap-
pointed as pOstmasters in Virginia to-day.
---<O<-
Consul FOrster's Standardization Papers.
WHY THEY MAKE IT APPEAR THAT HE BECAME
CITIZEN ON THE 4TH OF THIS MONTH
1t has transpired that Mr.. Chas Forster, of
indianapolis, recently appointed consul to FL
berfield, did not, according to his naturaliza-
ton papers f1led at the State department,
become citizen of the United States
to his having taken the oath of Office. Gov.
Porter to-day said the testimony of ex-senator
Mcdonald and others of prominence showed
Mr.. Foster to have been an American citizen
for fourteen or fifteen years, and the expla-
nation OF the apparent trregularity Is that
he applied for certified copy OF
his naturalization papers to file at the State de-
partment. Instead of Inserting the original date
OF his naturalization, the court officers had filled
out q printed naturalization blank, inserting
the date of his recent application, making him
appear as having become citizen after
his appointment. Mr.. Forster had sailed for
his new post in the meantime, and had not yet
been communicated with.
Evening star., 1885-11-16

ADULL HEADACHE, Costiveness, low Spirits,
want Of appetite, and all bilious affections are
cured by DR.. Jayne's 6anative PiilA
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AUCTION SALES.
w C DUvALL. Auctioneer, e25 st NV

w G DUVALL. Auctioneer. 925 st. NV.
ROOM BRICK HOUSE NORTH u E,sT 1yR
NEK OF SIXTH AND STREETS NORTH
By virtue Of q deed Of trust recordaa e., t,o- e<
oo i9iio S22 ofthe Land Records OF the Dis M
nren,;ss ia on We VIII SELL in front of the G:s5
LOT numsered ons nsS6 e HALFPAsT FOUR PM
Newtons subdivision of portion Of lot ietterad in
ss the same % -four hundred and @
records ofthe City Of Washington. DC The propertv
@ ~ e4io subject TO former deed Of trust for about
Intefest thereon and such taxes as may be
stated the time Of the sale O "" wiz oe
Terms: cash deposit Of $50 will be required a,
Hme ~ Oh sale: All eonveyancng at purchasers cost
@ ce f y. sae are moi complied with within seven
o Gay OF sale the trustees reserve the right 10
xe sxs az t1e rsk and cost OF purchaser with
WATSON ]. NEWTON,
DWIGHT ]. PARTEIIN
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LyOR Rent

LoR Rent
It 1SO6 III ST., Tor. .f..-S95
1412 10th q. W., 12r.-S3. 33
2lI9 + St, 9r., furn'ed .15
1923 I St, 3r.. fnrn'ed--10
1226 18th st.n.w.6r.m.i.65
2O:SO u St., 12r., m.l.......60
2404 Pasv. lOr. ..m.L50.5O
2406 Pa -av. Tor. m. 80
240S Pa av. LOT. mi so. so
1l35 g. l145 2Ist 81.
I2r. m-i.-.-.....-.....-..-42 90
2321 Pa ave, 10r 40 80
2l35 + St, Sr., m-L-3O 40
1908 24tb st. .6r. mi 30.35
Store, 3OI9 VI st.....---..--:SO
6lo-617 23d 81, 1r.,mL3o
272l " St, Tor, M L-...3O
Apply
Evening star., 1885-11-16

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-Lawyer Rosenthal who
assaulted Assistant District Attorney Bedford
In the general sessions court while Mr.. Bedford
was summing up a case in which the prisoner
was defended by Rosenthai, made an apology
to the court and the assaulted man to-day, and
was fined $25.
Evening star., 1885-11-16

"ALKER's. 2Oz 10TH STREET NV.
w ftau ana Cedef Carpet Lining, new lOe
y01u felte for hnneTS and AlatofI
Charcoal. Lime. Cemene &c oc10
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AUCTION SALES.


TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER SEVEN.
TEENTH, COMMENCfNG AT TEN O'CLOCK,
REGULAR SALE
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS STOVES.
&c,
TO TAKE PLACE AT OUR SALESROOAS
NINTH AND STREETS NORTHWEST,
Embracing
PARLOR SUITES. WALNUT AND ASH CHAM
BER SETS, COUCHES, WARDROBES. BED
LOUNGES. EASY CHAIRs, A. T. TABLES,
BOARDS, EXTENSION TABLES. DINING
CHAIRS. CHINA AND GLASSWARE, DIN
NER SETS, FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS, OIL
PAINTINGS, ENGRAvINGS, BEDSTEADS.
HUHEAUS, WASHSTANDS, HAIR AND oIHER
MAlTRESSES, PILLOWS, SPRINGS. SOOk-
ING AND HEATING STOVES BRUSSELS
And OTHER CARPETS, KITCHEN REQulS-
Evening star., 1885-11-16

LIEUT.. b. 81. BUCKINGHAM, Us. n, who was
recently appointed naval attache at the lega-
tions at Paris, Berlin and St. Petersburg, left
Washington this afternoon for New York. He
Will sail tor Europe ON Wednesday on the
Elder.
Evening star., 1885-11-16

WIN. ID. BLoxHAM, who was to-day appointed
surveyor general OF Florida, was formerly gov
ernor of that state. He was offered the mission
to Bolivia by the present administration, but
declined it.
Evening star., 1885-11-16

In q quarrel over . woman, near Syracuse, n.
Y Sunday, Andrew Haliock severed the jugur
Lar vein a. Michael DacootA The latter died.
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THOS. z wAGGAMAN.

1000 8 St, ,7r.. m.i......-..$2S
1912 y. h nv., 6r.-.-25.50
i1155 : At, 1r.. m i.-.25.35
214l III ST, 1r.. M i--.....25
3Ol7 NJ ST., 9r......-.22.5 90
2SI5 y ST., 6r.. m.i-..22.5 80
941 25th ST.. 1r..-..21.5O
1904 Corcoran. 9rs...2O.50
1902 COrcoran, 6r---lS.S5
1889 Valley St, 1r--.16.50
2I40 X ST., 4r-.............-.l5
1425 10Th St. .........15
$50 23d st. 6r., ,waterl3.30
Rear 2D15 y. Y.avenue. l3
5I3 23d st. 5r., water, l1.5O
2421-2}25 + st.......-l0.30
1145 2pth ST., 5 r.-.-......1O
Y gESCOTT q WILCOX,
" Pennsylvania ave. NV.
Evening star., 1885-11-16

SAW THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bay ard,
rell and Morgan saw the President to-day.
Evening star., 1885-11-16

John R. Newcomb, Freeshade, Middlesex
county, vice Matthew Glenn, removed, and
VIM. P. Goffigon, Locust Mount, Accomac
county, vice }. F.. Bradford, removed, were ap-
pointed as pos1masters in Virginia to-day.
Evening star., 1885-11-16

RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-Thef follow
ing were the readings at the signal office to-day:
3a.m., 1873: . a.m 36.S; IL am, 43.7; pm.
ASP. Maximum, aga. Minimum, 364
Evening star., 1885-11-16

LNOR RENT
II 24D4-6-S Pa. ave.-S5O
1910 18th n. W.. Is rs-10o
1868 Il NV, IL rS...S3.34
HOS y NV, l0r.-..-.S3.3 "a
1914 10Th NV. ,l2rs.-.-l5 D
f106 Conn av-, IL rs----s 20
Sll1 q ST.. NV, 12r.-..6O
ss4 / eth St NV, Sr---.-JO
l:S:SS X It. NV, I1rs.--...55
l1l6 18th NV. lDrs..-...6O
1902 18th St n W, ,1Or-.6O
63l q ST. NV, lOrs---.-45
624 10Th St NV, lOr...35
1915 10th H. W., 6rs--..--:3O
NIL Il. III,
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

~ " ~ L IL l. INLAL Ed "A II.
tNOR SALE-2O ACRES; 8 ACRES IN PEACHES:
new ulidngS. hOIse, barn. &c by rail- a sac
Tince AT S2,ioO 80 acres stone house, barn, &c:
lTult tISes G vines &C. Ood garden farm, miles Of
titE. -, .oV- l. 4. YOUNG, northwest corner 9Th
81 anu pennsylvania ave- A. Its
E>oR SALF1 BONANZA FOR AN ENERtiEFIt,
= . man; S.'oVV wil. buy my Garden Farm halt mile
Nes'Vt ietnsItSto"h DC, containing about 8 acres
'oNi fftiiie dwelling and barn: plenty of cherries
Sfaies ana pears This will also include two good
ao.sts, DAYTON wagon and harness. COW. provender
"noa.h 20 20 Ieeu s,ock Tor year, farming utensils, Sc
Aoout Tour asres Is now planted in wheat and one
acre IN rye Place he made pay itself In five
years 5000 must be cash. Arrangements can be
his.ie ior osiiiIce JNO. T.. wAGGAMAN,
hiGse S04 and sos 81. NV.
Eok RENf-s15 PER MoNTH-TwENTY-
rom tins city Also SIS Acres, with iye-room house.
Iof sat-. = y. LCChEr, 1.21 + u. NV. nI4-2ts
lNoR sALE-iMfROVED FARM IN VIRGINIA.
a rot Tar from the city, a noirfshiug village
price , ooo Inquire of JOHN i. WAGtiAMAN
$40 r street NV n1O-lm*
ENOR SALE-WE HAVE a GOOD MANY
- snal Iarnls on the Metropolitan Branch, in the
.Sih !. vi lahaen Forest Glen and Gaithersburg.
Aiso TWO very desirable Houses in Hyattsvilie A. p
hll-l x 90. 1885 r st nl-lm
FNoR RENI-BELAoNr FARM: so ACRFS
fhreefourths of mile from Silver spyings station
al Junction OF H. q u. railroad and eth road nd
fronting on the public Road from this station About
hai OF tnis tract Is cleared nearly twenty acres
- esed ,nes ,a Farm house Of i've rooms and Stable
iarin adoining Silver Spring station p LEE sligo
post once Montgomery county, hid Oc27-3m
LNoR RENT-A GOOD NEW s-ROOM COTTAGE.
Two mites from city, with two acres Of land small
fruits: IS per Month.
osssim r A PHILLIPS l42s New York ave-
Evening star., 1885-11-16

GLOVE CONTEST AT THE will
be an interesting siX-round glove contest be-
tween John Ashton, whom Billy Madden re-
CARDS as the coming man, and Joe Denning
have acknowledged, at the Theater Comique on
Wednesday evening. under the supervision of
Billy Madden. The affair will be bona hde and
exciting.
Evening star., 1885-11-16

MARRIAGE ELICENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court to Thos.
J. Marshall and Elizabeth A. DAHL both of Bal
timore; Chas. F. keim, of Lancaster, Pa, and
Sallie b. Hurley; Chas. ]. Gates and Annie III.
Mealey; w. T. Talbert and Elizabeth Troth,
both Of Fairfax county, Va; w. Marse an d
Nettie Washington.
Evening star., 1885-11-16

NOR SALE-CHEAP-9 ROOM BRICK, ON G
~ street sw., with all mod imps-, 50 600. 7-Room
Brick, with 4ROOm Bricks of lot; S. 500 for
the three; 347 st. Sw. c. H. PARKER, 4la and f
streets Sw. n14-3t*
Evening star., 1885-11-16

LHOR kSALE-A FINE THREESTORY AND
II basement brick dwelling or Connecticut ave. near
dupont Circle. containing ten rooms and all modern
improvements; large pantry and closets: good lot;
price only $1,000. b. III. WARMER,
n14-3t GIG St n W.
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LNOR SALE-TWO NEW sIX-ROOM BRICK
IL Houses on St, between 4th and 5th SITS. n.w all
modern improvements; will rent readily.
LOUIS P SHOEMAKER,
Mist $40 + St nv
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NOR RENT-UNFTRYISHED-

Conn. av., mr. ri, ,12r.$175
r sc. near 18th, 11r....125
NJ St. mr. 9th, 10r--...-15O
18th ST.. mr. ", 9r......-150
I'd. near + ST.. 8 r...131. Is
l4th, mr. tn. Cir. 10r.IO0
r. ST.. mr. 18th, 1r.-1OO
Fayette at, 9twp, . r.-.S5
18th, near 1 St, Sr...-.15
A, near I'd st. n.e.-.65
Evening star., 1885-11-16

Iowa Circle, 16 $3.50
{ 81, cor. 18th, Is 1900
T. i. av., mr. 18th, 1Sr.3O0
Iowa Circle, 15 r.......-250
Lafayette So, IL 7r....-2OO
\ ST mr. 18th, l3 3r---200
! St., mr. 10Th, 1Or....-2OO
I >t- near 18th, 1lr..-2OO
Iowa circle. 14r.-......-2OO
MasSay., mr. 18th .12r.. 200
y. nr. 18th, NV, 14r-2OO
NJ RO HOlTZ
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-25
SAM JONES IN HARD LUCK.
His stables Blown Up with Dynamite
aud his Gospel Tent wrecked by
the wind.

Special Dispatch to the Globe Democrat
CARTEhsvILLE, Ga, september II.
Sam Jones home was the scene of
great excitement to-day. The great
evangelist was TO have closed the
ca,npmeeting last night The peope
of Caricrsville were awakened early
yesterday morning by terrible
crash. and the inmates of Sam Jones
house felt il iremble and heard win
dows rattle. AT the same time man
at the gospel tent, several hundred
yards distant, saw Hash OF light in
the direction of Jones residence, ac-
conpani,d by the explosion. The
flash seemed ike suppressed bolt of
lightning, that appearance being
caused by the explosion taking place
within the walls of the house. A
crowd gathered and found Mr.. Jones
large stable had been blown up by
dynamite. The ,harrcd fuse OF the
cartridge was found. No one was
injured. Fridry night, in the course
of his sermon, Mr. Jones made n
very severe attack on the men who
are thanking the prohibition law in
Cariersville, aud IL Is supposed they
did the work. Last night as services
were in progress in the great tent,
which was filed with people, fear
full gust of wind, with torrents of
rain. burst over its white folds. The
great ropes snapped like thread, aud
the tent, with all its rigging and
paraphernalla, settled down like a
great bird on its nest, covering
lamps, pulpit and congregation UNI
der its veil folds. Men, women and
children, who but a moment before
Iclt as secure from the raging ele-
ment as if they were under their own
roofs, rose to their feet slrleking aud
running hither and thithcr among
the sea of plank seats. The scene
was Undesirable. The widest cou-
fusion reigned. with the terrified
children clinging to their fleeing par
euts Hats, slawls and other light
articles were blowing about like
chat, aud all were swept out into the
storm aud darkness. Two tiers OF
lamps, most of them electric burners,
were swept from their fastenings and
burst into one wild glare that illumi-
mated the darkness for an instant, ana
then fell into the mass of dry straw
that covered every foot of ground
under the tent. This caught, and
would have consumed all If the rain
had not drenched every stitch OF the
canvass. Many were. unable to get
out TIL the tent had settled, and then
ripped openings in the tent through
| which they escaped into the binding
darkness, rain and driving wind
The egress of the people was greatly
impcded by the seats and the tan
gled ropes. Fortunately no one, So
lar as now known, was seriously IN,
jurcd, though many were scratched
aud bruised. On Thursday Rev
| sam Jones will leave for st. Joseph
Mo. where he viii spend about iif
teen days in great union tent meet
ing.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-25

Hides-Dry aint II to ishc. dry salt 10 TO lie
reen sailed q to 70
Psltries-Deer skins. IL to 1Tc antelope, 10 to
l5c; seal skins, Is 70 ac, sheep pelts. as per
wool 20 to csc; thearlings. 10 TO tbc.
Tallow--Primc, 6kc; tAllow grease. ~ to Sc.
rease yellow To brown. to &C.
groceries.
Bacon--Short clear, A7c,
Hams--ll to lie.
Molasses- Louisiana new. 30 to6sc: Louisiana
Coffee-Fair. OK to ioc; prime Rio. 10 to 10
Nc choice Rio. Y TO IKE Peaberry. II to to
7AGgsc; graduated, sdsHc.
flour-ordinary; per 100 lbs, as W $50 fam
y, "a; patent process SOC TO 22o' fancy pat
'n 6si %sshs barrels sgr is t To- 75 sr bar
relk, 70; hominy, pearl Is.
Coarse Salt per barrel2 10: dairy, 8 rs.
Rce-Choice Louisiana 7hc per Id, prime
5tarch--Pesrl &c. R. G., 20 lbs, bulk, SC.
MiscellAnsous-Blsck pepper, 2oc; soap. white
per box, ss5 Extra Family soap, per box
oil Kerosene, iio T lost as, 100 kerosene, ii,
test l2-ls; asst kerosene. 100 test 2-5s SEQ, bar
rels, per gallon. l7c; candles, i2c; beans, pei
ID, ito ihc;. Lima 10
Lemons-Palermo 8, 10 TO s. So Messina 500
Irish potatoes-Northern, IL peck barrels
s. 20, per bushel 7bc.
| Cabbage western per crate, y %,
Chickens Per dozen. s2O to $500 turkey
onions-a75@s 90 per barrel.
Egss-l2H@l5c per dozen.
Bntur-choice western. Is To SOC; country,
| 70 SOC.
| Cheese--fun cream, l5c. western kcimme'
, zoe; Y. A. full cream, l2Ac.
Dried apples-QuGrteIs, sc; MY. sliced, 81
E eyAporAted, 50 lbs boxes, &C.
$ Krout- Per barrel 81 co. half barrel, " TO-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-25
Rene die So
AM USEMENT NOTES

:O:-


The Mcintyre n Heath Negro Min
strcl Company will open the theatre
cal season OF 1896 at the McClel-
land Opera House on the I'd day OF
October. This is said to be strong
company, and has drawn well where
ever it performed this season The
following is from the Savannah, Ga.
Morn ny News, Thursday, September
|, 1885, standing room only" was
the sign over the theatre box office
half All hour after the doors were
opened for Mcintyre Il lieath'f
Minstrels last night. The theatre
was jammcd, parque., dress circle,
balcony and galleries. The company
is good one, and gave an excellent
performance. The delinestions o
negro character were admirable, ant
the olio was iirst-class. The special
ties were good deal above the nv
cragc. The Bralam Brothers shad
owgrsphs were very clever. Delna
ner and Geycr, the marvellous iros
and clown, were crack. Geycr, as
contortionist, was repeatedly ap
plauded. Mcintyre and Heath, n
their spccialties were iirst-raie TIT
sketch entitled "rhe Telephone con
GLIDING the first part of tho enter
tainment, was capital. The perform
ancc throughout kept the audience il
good bumon, and was one of tn
best that has ever been seen in Sa
vannah.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-25
DEAF AND DnMn ASYLUM.

AUSTIN, lex, May 3, Iooz.
Drs j. J. & w II. Tobin:
Dear Sirs- Your llepatoZone has
had rather extended trial in this in
stiiutiou, among officers and pupils
it has proven a safe and certain RENE
dy in affections of the liver. 1t is also
a valuable aud cheap aperient. 1t re-
moves constipation of the bowels, re-
lievcs indigestion, aud can be taken
at any time without any bad effect.
cheerfully recommend it, use in all
cases involving arrangement of the
functions of the liver, aud in many
cases where the stomach and bowels
are involved. Truly yours
,JouS FORD, Supt,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-25

Piles are frequently preceded by
sense of weight in the back, loins and
lower part of the abdomen, causing
the patient to suppose he has some
affection of the kidneys or neighbOr.
ing organs. AT times, symptoms OF
indigestion are present, tiatulency
uneasiness of the stomach, etc. A
moisture like Precipitation, producing
a very disagreeable itching, after get
ting warm, Is a common attendan
Blind, bleeding and itching piles vie
ionceto the application of DIR. Bo,,
sanko's Pile Remedy, which acts d
fectly upon the parts effected, absorb
ing the tumors, allaying the intens
itching, and efiecting permanein
cure. Price so cents. Address th
, DIR. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua, Ct
,, Sold by w. A. Williamson u Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-25

yesterday the attention OF an EXAM
NER scribe was attracted to "rhe
White Elephant stepping up to
that persontge, he ques'ioned him
with reference 10 the imprOvcm N 8
and general progress OF the csiab,
lishment over which he presided, and
discovered that, during the recent
local option election, the elegant bill
lizard and pool tables bad been over
hauled and thoroughly renovated.
and that time had been reduced to
fifty cents per hour, a time regi ter
being used for the purpose pf noting
the fight OF moments. The "Elc-
plant claims To have on hand the
finest old Kentucky whiskey and
Georgia peach brandy in the state,
and coutcmplates in the near future
opening IA magnificent lunch stand,
at which all the game of the season
will be served, and oysters sold Mt 35
cents per dozen.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-25
HE CAME AFTER CICERO,
And will, Take Him back to ceorsi

1890 N'''' .-'''' 1890 ~ = -'''
Sheriff L. A. McElhanon, of Jack
son county, Ga. arrived IN the city
yesterday morning. He came after
Cicero Hardin, the Young man who
was arrested by Dan Ford at Craw-
ford last week, and who is wanted in
Georgia on charge of horse stealing.
Sheriff NJ cElhauon told an EXAMINER
reporter the circumstances of llar-
din's escape, which are about as fol-
lows: lilo was arrested In May last
on charge of horse stealing, aud had
hearing before a justice of the
peace who fixed his bond at 300. A
straw bond was fixed up and as soon
as Hardin was released he skipped.
When the grand jury met they de-
manded of the justice that he resign,
but before the poor fellow had time
to make up his mind, he died. Afer
Hardin had been gone some time
SherifrMcElhanon heard of his where
abouts and wrote to Sheriff Harris,
who ordered the arrest made. Mr.
McElhanon leaves OH the 4:27 NJ. L.
train to-day, with his prisoner.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-25

NEW oRLEAss September ~ Futures clio
barely steady, | TO points lower.
Sales $500 bales.
The following are the a ,iotatlpnE.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-25

Feyefs and exhaustlng chronic or acute as
eases leave the patient on his recovery, IN
pitiable state OF pros tration: Then II is that
| he needs tonic upon which he can rely, one
/ which. like Uostetters Stomach Biuers. Will
| accelerate slescence and aid the processes
| OF dlgs rtion. That peerless invigorant com,
| nc nsa,es as nothing else will, for depleted
| strength. After using II short time the
quondam invalid fees In every nerve ana
muscle that he ia getting strong again; Appe
| lite increases, there 10 u gain In weight, color
and fullness return 10 the cheek. the lack lus,
tire eyes grow brighter. sleep is unbtoken auu
refreshing. These gratifying ehperiehSSes NV
| renewed with each returning day. unul com
| pletely restored In health aud yigor. he return
10 the ayocations which his illness Interrupt
ed. Use the bltters IN Dlloushess' uSspePS'"
; rheumatism and constipation.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-25

Rosadalis cures scrofula, swellings,
goitre, skin diseases, liver complaint,
rheumatism, &c Read the following,
have been great sufferer for fifteen
years, not able TO walk, from an in
jured leg. tave tried many NJ. DIS
and their remedies TO little purpose
| believe Rosadalis will cure me. Send
me one dozen by steamer. II was re-
commended 10 me by friend. have
taken two bottles, aud fluid IL helping
me. The druggists who usually keep
Il are out of 1t, aud cannot afford to
wait the slow arrival of their supplies.
Lake Irena, Fla. JOHN 7. BEERs.
Supt. Board OF Public Instruction.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-25

Did you ever hear of the like: new
California canned goods rctailed at
wholesale prices. These are the fig
ures for one can or 100, Banner Pack
ing company's brand:
Choice ~ lb..can Egg plums only IS cents per
can
Choice ~ 10 can Golden Drop plums, only is
cents per can
Choice az Id can Green Cages, only ~. cents
per can
Dholee * Id. can German prunes. only Is cents
per can
Choicr 2. ID. can Apricots, only 10 cents per
can.
Choice ~ ID eau Muscat grapes, only 49,.
cents per can.
Choce ~ ID eau table pea, hes, oniv Is cents
per can
Choice AZ ib can table pears, only IS cents per
can.
Choice az Id. table trAwberries. only 269 cents
per can,
Choice ~ ID. can table white cherries, only
26lf cents per can.
Pie California frnits, only l6si cents per can.
These prices are for this lot only of
200 cans, and we can not guarantee
such prices long. Order to-day. Sold
only by A. JONES TAYLOR Il Bro.