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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-15
CRYSTAL.
"srAxDARp TINE" CORRECTED.

In justice to myself, Mr.. Editor, per-
NIT Inc to call the attention of The read
ers of the PIONEER EXPRESS to an article
appearing therein over the signature of
w. Z. Beach, Crystal, April 81, where he
says, ''the teachers time was up, and
that they refused to permit him to teach
longer, etc."
Youth is open to noble sentiments and
the heart is enriched by truthful things.
In this day more should be expected of
manhood than youth. The facts, Mr..
Editor, are briefly these. At first the
engagement was for year. Owing to
financial embarrassment of the dis
trict, by mutual consent Though to
my detriment the term was reduced to
eight months, school commencing Sep
TENDER l, 'S4. On the afternoon of Sunday
the 18th day of April word was sent me
las unbecoming us it was unceremon-
ious) that school was not to be opened
the next morning. Why, l did not
know. This was done by the authority
of a part of the board.
BY written agreement signed by the
full board the school term expired
April goth, exclusive of lost time, which
by verbal agreement (Which is as hon
orable as written one) was privileged
to make up after the expiration of the
eight months term.
Mr.. Beach says, my time was up.
My time was not up.
He says they refused to permit me to
teach any longer. l never asked to
teach longer-never asked to teach q
moment after they closed school, for /
don't indulge in a parasite existence.
No offence Mr.. B., but either you orr
must 70 to raising ''corn." -aespectfully,
H. G. ARNOLD, Teacher.
PARKTOWN.
Rev. Craig draws quite large congre-
CATION at this place, preaching every
alternate Sunday at 2.3O, ?. III.
The voting on county division at this
place resulted US follows: for and 16
against. Very little enthusiasm.
Two new bridges will be built across
the Willow coulee in this town, one at
Cart creek. and several smaller ones.
r. Porter is building new residence.
w. Thexton has the contract and i'm.
provements are going OH ona large scale.
We see that our st. Thomas neighborf
are about purchasing New Era grader
We would like to see something in THU
line done here.
The town fathers. will meet at til,
house of the chairman OH the Both da.
of May. All persons having road peti
tions ought to attend.
All persons having delinquent taxes Q
1883 unpaid will please call and pay th
same without delay. F. Gill, Deput
Collector.
Most of the farmers are through, seeG
ing, and considering the way they llay
; been throwing around the No. har
: quite large acreage has gone und,
cultivation.
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Attractive varieties of wall papers at {
Moore & Co.'S.
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Warm weather has come and the Pi
oneer Bakery is the place to get ic,
cream. 4otf
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We are in receipt of many fattering
references to our special edition of the
PIONEER EXPRESS. A portion of these we
will publish next week.
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Pembina, Hamilton and Cavileer
Stage Line.

pcmsina and Hamilton daily stage.
Lv. Pembine 7:sa AN Ar. Hamilton 1000 A. n.
Lv. Hamilton 400 T. N. Ar. Pembina $50 p. u.
Hamilton and Cavilccr daily stage.
Lv. Hamilton $50 A. NJ, Ar. Cavileer 0:25 A. N.
NV. Cavileer 1000 a. NJ, Ar. Hamilton 1905 p. N.
Baggage and Express parcels carried atmode,.
ate charges.
THos. CoNNELL, Prop,
Hamilton, Dakota.
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Mn. JOHN STEWART was made happy
last week by the arrival of his first boy.
All we'll.
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SITUATION wanted on farm by lady
as housekeeper. Call at or address this
office.
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HAMILTON.

HAMILTON.
No. l hard, 70; Oats, 30; Potatoes,
25.
Sidewalks are progressing rapidly
along our streets.
DIR. Smith. dentist, will be in town
from May Is to 2lst.
The new organ for the Methodist
society gives general satisfaction.
Martin Sarver is adding to his store
Il large warehouse and meat market.
Mr.. johnson, brother of o. H., is
enrolled among tie list of residents.
Mr.. Irwin Armstrong is shipping
large quantities of oats and potatoes to
Manitoba.
Croquet is u very popular game in
our town. We can't afford to build q
skating rink.
The noise of the carpenters hammer
can be heard all over town, testifying
that Hamilton booms. -
The Hamilton Drug Store has q
magnificent prescription case coming
just to correspond with the proprie.
tor.
+. y. Lawrence, who has been 80 i'll
for the past few weeks is again quite
smart. We are pleased TO see him
around.
Money to loan on improved farms on
easy terms by Aug. Short, Clerk of the
District Court, Pelnbina. DIT. 3l.tf
Mr.. S. l.. Wright, we'll known to
the people Of this vicinity is very
low. We regret to hear that his
friends have but slight hopes of his
recovery.
We regret to note the fact that Mr.
l.. A. Rose, our competent attorney
is about leaving, to reside in future al
Fargo. He has built up good prac
tice here, but has u hankering aftel
his home city of Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bechtel passed
through here, taking the train fo
Ontario, to visit their friends after al
absence Of eighteen years in Iowa ant
Dakota. Several of the family and
number of the friends accOmDanie,
the respected couple to the depot.
Robertson & Bredenbreck are put
ting the last touches of the artist
brush to Chisholm & McGruers ne,
hotel. 1t will he called the "Gran
Central hotel. Randall & Norton
new addition is progressing rapid
under the supervision of II. Shar
when complete will make fine stru,
tture.
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Items Of Interest.
Ice cream at the Bakery.

Funds OH hand for farm loans. Ban
of Hamilton. If
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AFTER somewhat protracted season of
raw weather, sunshine and warmth broke
in on Sunday and Monday, proving that
spring is indeed here.
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+ BELLE sroNE's house near Emerson
was destroyed by fire early yesterday.
morning, and two Of the inmates badly
burned.
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E. NJ. Nixon has been getting in large
shipment of lumber this week.
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TIE pleasant face of Mr.. ]. "A. Gareau
is seen behind the counter at McTavish
& Webb's, he having succeeded to the
position of A. I. Douray.
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Situation Wanted
On farm by'a lady as house keeper,
Call ut this office,
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A NEW boiler is to replace the old one
in the roller mill this summer.
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MI. A. D0UGLAs.
", Notary Public and Land Agent. Presumption
e and TimbeT-Culture entries made Ut the Grand
y Forks Land Office Final Proofstaken. Convey
n gncins promptly attendedto.
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REV. T. II. NJ. v. AppLEBY will conduct
Episcopal service on Sunday evening next
in the Presbyterian church, at 7:3O. All
are invited to attend.
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THE Red and Pcmbina rivers are slowly
narrowing their. limits.
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The steamer Sheyenne came in from
Winnipeg yesterday.
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DRIVERS who do not bring their teams
to walk in crossing the bridge are liable
to be looked after by the authorities.
Walk your horses across the bridge.
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81 CIsss. ID. HARRIS, NJ. d.
8 Physician and Surgeon. Found at all hours
Watkins oratC. Moore Co.'s Drug Store.
{ PENB1NA, DAKOTA.
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PRAIRIE fires have been raging consid.
erably in the neighborhood of the city
during the week-wcst of the town,
along the river between here and the
Fort, and in the neighborhood of the
transfer,
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,41ANEEsnaw * BEvANs,
lawyers. Will practice in Courts of Dakota,
Minnesota. and before United States Land office.
J. I'D ey- To Loan and Collections made.
sI,Es3fBIN1, DAKOTA.
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AROUND TOWN.

the summer.
LET us make and keep our city clean
and healthful.
SEE DR.. Smiths. Dental Notice i'll an
other column.
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!. i. II. MEGQUIEn. 81. DELANEY.
.IM sGQuIER & DELANEY.
attorneys and Counsellors-atLaW. Office over
Webb's Store, Rolette street,
!,EifBIN1, DAKOTA.
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DR. poETEOUs,
Honorary Graduate of the Ontario veteri-
laty College. Treats all Diseases demonstrated
animals. Office ut Mason's Livery Barn.
I,ENBIN4, DAKOTA.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-16
AM uSEMENT NOTES

The first attraction at the McClcl-
land Opera house, will be Max
Thomas superb Opera company, Sep
tmbcr 81, continuing two nights
The paper of this company has hcen
uusyoidally delayed in st. Louis, but
will be here and hung in day or two.
Our play going citizens may rest as
.ured of this. Milhken's Opera conf
p,ny will follow Max Thomas for one
night, September 2S, nh equally superb
troupe.
On October End there will ap-
pear, for one night, the "Merry
Monarclis of the Minstrel World, Nc
Intyre n Hoath's spectacular min
sirels, combination world renowned
in their line. With their scenes away
Down SOUTH" specially, and to SEE
whom in their burlesqllcs, and TO hear
whose witiicisms, jokes and repartees,
/, well worth any ones while aud
money to 90. These are followed by
Rial, bigger a. Marion's combination
for one night, October ith,
Then kcrsand's ninstrcls, October
9Th. Then Sol. Smith Russell
Company, October 10, followed by
"rhorne's Black Flag" Company, DC
lobcr Il; October 20, skipped by the
Light OF the Moon;" October "a, "The
Professor" and last for the mouth but
moi by odds the least, Bella Moore's
Mountain Pink" Company. These
are the attractions tor the month of
september and October at the Opera
iIouse
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brcusted re-
turned home yesterday from Terrell.
Mr.. NJ. ii Roscnthal left yesterday
for trip west in the interest of his
house.
MIR. Alex Bruce has returned TO the
city and expects to open his old bust
ness again.
Mr.. George Levy, who has been
quite sick for some time, went down
IN Wootan Wells yesterday.
Mrs. w. IL. Roper and her daughter,
Miss Minnie, left yesterday for st.
Louis, where they will spend some
time with relatives and attend the ex.
position.
Mr.. George Helm left yesterday for
Chicago in response TO telegram
from Mr.. George o. Clinton, genera
superintendent of the Chicago. Mil
waukee n st. Paul railroad, who
offered DIR. Helm general rosd-mastel
of that line.
Mr.. Theo. Plate, president of thu
Interstate Gas company, of 81
Louis, is in the city. Mr.. =. will b,
present at the meeting of the cit.
council Thursday night and submit
} proposition TO erect new system o
gas works for the city.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-16
There Will bo Inaugurated Stock
Fair, Where Improved Stock, Hor-
ses, Cattle, Mules, Jacks, Jcn-
nets, Hogs, Sheep and Poultry,

Both from this and other counties
will be exhibited aud on each OF the |
lour days there will be trials of speed
in the speed ring-by horses from the
Canadas to Tcxas--which will go
only for blood. "rho trotting horse
has become the prominent feature OF
agricultural fairs and we opino no
county OF state fair could succeed
without II strong representation OF
The various grades of the trotting
Lorseh hence in connection with the
stock fair there will be four trials of
speed, given on each day, one of
which will be exclusively for our own
county horses. These races will be-
glh at p. M, the exhibition of the
stock ut 10 IA. III. sharp Premiums ag-
gregaung one thousand dollars WILDE
distributed among the successful! com
peiltors of stock aud $4,000 TO the
successful competitors in the speed
ring. All under the able manage
hleht OF our fellow-citizcn Sanford
Johnson, to whom all desiring cata
logucs, premium lists and program
Oh races. both here aud at Houston
SHOULD address themselves. Unde
'he same management, the foliowin
week, beginning November 18th an
continuing to the goth, inclusive, race
VIII be had at Houston whore purse
amounting TO $1,000 will be distribI
Ted. There will be five races eaC
day; one OF them being for hon
horses. These races will be almost
REPETITION of those had here. Fro
aavices already received at the oill'
oil tho management, We are assure
mat tinor line of fast thorougbbr'
STOCK has never been seen In Il
south than that which will be oxhlb
cd and compete here and at Houst
III Nov. The attraction at the Op'
House for November aud the folio
ing months will be given later
We arc promised plenty and vari'
oil amusement for tho fall and whit
The box sheet for each attract
Will be placed AT Van Duzer's mt
store In abundant time, he being
gagged In organizing ilrst-class
hesira for the amusement season.
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ST. LOUIS. September lh.-Flour-strong ana
higher, with good demand. Xxx S@aS liz
XXX, slOa8 30; family, 4OsS 90 choice, 65es
s72; fancy, 2Oe5I 10 patents, 4 pOa5 %
wheat-unseitleda and lower opened h@Ae
higher aud buoyanL but soon dropped Ike
auotuAted and closed S6Kc below yesterday
So. Rcd cash, 90a9Ok. October. Dk@a4,
closing at ON November, 92t9aSf. CLOSING
al g2B; December, 9aee6k closing etp
mised cash, II a4s /. October sJhi year. $50
Oats-FirIn but dull. No. mixed cash
% kG2iE; October. "a. May 29A'
.ornmeAl-5toady at q W.
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Sanger Bros. gentlemen's depot
This departm ent has been newly
lifted up and We can now truly say
we have the largest and best
equipped gents department IN the
south Our stock OF mems youths
and boys clothing, hats and FURNISH
ing goods when completed nave
nothing to be desired even oy the
most fastidious. Our selection OF
clothing have been made by men VINO
thoroughly understand their business
and the demands of the trade here
Our styles, cut and fit will be just the
thing; all this added 10 the anVah
tages we have in the market ovel
small buyers, will show plainly wh!
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-16
whisky-steAdy at o. 0s
rroyisions-Quiet and unchanged,

whisky-steady At 81 0s
rroyisions-Quiet and unchanged,
pork-q2 IS
Lard-6 laa6 20
tsBacon Long clear. q $500 20; short rib,
" 20f6 q, short clear, o d7ARd so
Bulk mcAts-Long clear 80, short rib 70;
short clear $50,
Hams-i0 0o9il 50.
AFTERNOON BOARD.
Al the afternoon board wheat was S9Ac
Corn-Easier but not lower.
oats-No sales,
Live stock.
ST. LoUis September i6-uattlc-Seceipts
Loo; steady for the best quality but low grades
dun Native shipping steers range at D
e55 10 Colorado steers 4 SOp5 90 good native
butchers steers, 3 b0di 90 medium butchetlng
stock, 20grass Texassteers. 6Glndian steers
Hoss-Reccipts, 2OoO Duh and lower at 20
ats.
mand, but poor stuff very dull; common TO
medium. ? 600 10 good 10 choice multons,
OO995O lambs 2 5Og3 SO
chicago Gram Market.
CHICAGO. september l5.- Flour Steady and
unchanged.
wheat-Ruled inactive, strong and higher
during the lrst hour advancing lie, rceeded Nc,
rallied NC, sold oil Nc aud closed Nc under
yesterday. October, slAfs2h, closed at slA,
November, saG@Sih, closed at sSA
Corn.-.Quiet but firm; cash, iSh@Bh; Sep
tember t3hau closed at AS; october t}ft
A29, closed at i2.,, November, @A@iO, closed
at S9k.
AFTERNOON BOARD.
At the afternoon board wheat was frmer
and &c higher.
Corn-Unchangcd.
Live stock.
CHICAGO. September i5.-The Dtovers Jour
nal reports cattle receipts, 5000. market slow
aud all cattle below the best are 10 cents OIL;
shipping steers 4o0a5 25 stookers and feed.
ers 2 l0dS a5; cows bulls and mixed 566pS 6h. |
through Texas cattle lOc lower at 2093 20, |
western rangers loo lower; natives and half.
breeds 3 5000 49, wintered Texans Ooa3 ~.
Hogs-Rcoeipts lS,ooo; market is weaker At
60ig450
shcep-Rrceipis 2 500, weak. natives, s56s
I %, Texans, , Ooa3 10.
wool.
Sr. Louis, September lb,-Wool--Acilve and |
strong but unchanged; tub washed. G935A |
inwashcd, i2eB2iA, TexaSll@2
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-16

First thoroughly cleanse and dlslnfect all OF
fcnSiye and infectious places IN and about he
abode, so that nothing but pure oxygen may be
inhaled into the system. Second, keep the per
sot and apparel Gle n, aud then fOrtiiy tht
health against any iusiduous chance impuri
ties by prudent prescriptions OF Duny's fuft
Malt Whiskey, aud no Tears need be hhrbOr%u
IN any mind The best physicians sronBly
endorse and recommend this treatment US safe
aud sure. All reliable druggists aud groeors
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-16

you should buy from us. This sea-
son more than ever before our house
will be headquarters for mems
stylish clothing. We call the atten-
ton of Waco's citizens TO the above
facts, which a visit to our gents
clothing aud furnishing departments
will demonstrate
SANGER BROTHERS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-16

Much excitement has been made by
reports recently published ON the we
condition of the slums of London, In
one cellar was found n family consist
inc of A man sick with smallpox, his
living wife, three half-naked and dirty
children, and one pig, In some parts
there il one gin MIL to every hundred
nersons. What deflementl Yet cor
responding impurities oilcn delile IN,
human hood. They can DC cast oul
by Brow's Iron Bitters, the grea
strongtheuer aud purifier MIR. Is )
strange, of Stark Lake, Fla. says
"Brown's Iron Bittors is the best pioo'
purifier ever tried. 1t gives all I'M
satisfaction man can want"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-16

The Austin house formerly the
kirkpatrick house), is still looked
upon with great favor by the farmers
trading in Waco. II is but natural
that they should seek it out, since they
have never failed TO receive full salts
faction from IL.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-16

Mr.. II. Behrens, on Austin avenue
holds an enyiable reputation for pure
drugs, fine dentists supplies, toilet ar
ticles and general bric-a-brac. Tho
prescription department receives most
special attention, and prescription
clerks are kept in readiness night and
day,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-16
Personal.

Personal.
We are showing new straw goods
for the fall season. Every desirable
style. novelties in neckwear and fancy
goods. Our fal. opening, little later,
will surpass all previous displays. We
invite YOU to visit us. Fourth street,
opposite side of the street from the
Pacific hotel.
Miss KATE SToUTE.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-16
" TO IN HE!
A Colored NAN Pound In Com"tose
state.

A Colorcd NAN Pound IN Com"'osc
state.
On Saturday evening Officer Fal.
well, whose beat is ON the east side oil
the river, was informed that's negro
man was lying on the Marrow Gauge
track near the Central crossing. The
officer went there aud found the man
lie seemed to be about q or ~ years
of age, and had All intelligent face. lie
was very sick with fever, and could
not give any account OF himself. Inc
officer tried to get him to talk but the
only words he uttered were: I'm
sick.n Some colored people who
lived near by were notified of his con
dition, and the officer left him in their
charge. On Monday evening he wa
very bad oil and had to be sent TO the
poor house. On yesterday he was
very low, but IL was not thought ne
would die. A negro man who waiteu
on him said the man told MIN ~
came from Springfield, Mo- but TINS
was all they could get out OF him
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-16

The markets show, last week, 4
scarcity of farm produce, and house
keepers have been worried exceed
ingly in securing them. while if they
had been trading with W. ii. Nc
Mclaughlin they would have expert
enced no trouble in the least.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-16

Fevors and cxhausting chronic or acute dis'
cases leave the patient on his recovery IN y
pitiable state OF rrostration; Then 1t Is INA,
m ,,Gich live Uostetter's stomach Bitlers, Will
sc, elefate convaiescence and aid the processes
Of digerton That peerless invigoraant com
p,,cnvth' After using 1t short time the
Suondam invalid feels in every nerve and
muscle that he is getting strong again; Ape
VA s'liness return 10 the cheek, the lack lus,
Ire ewes grow brighter, sleep is unbroken aud
feireshing These gratifying experiences ars
/ rcnrYed with each returning day, until com
nIntnIy restored in health and yigor, he RETURN
10 the ayocations which his illness Interrupt
! cd use the bitters In biliousness, dyspepsia
| rheumatism and constipation
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-16
Deane's photos are the finest ma,


What kind of attention do you expect at q
hotelg Inn. attention. Travellers should, there
fore, carry u bottle OF DR.. Blgger's Huokleberry
Cordial, which counteracts the effect OF bad
water and change Of climate, sold ekc'u
siyely at Lion Drug Store"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-16

AT the Lehman Houses Mat
schler, Kansas City; II A Parrish,
Houston; Judge G Clark aud family,
v X Bellew, VIM Breustedt and wife,
II Schafer, George 0glcsby, J 1
Henry, a Chalmers, city; q Scrutch-
field, j II Mcneil, Il X Jarrett, Il
Knox, Valley Mills; w ID Orr, Hill
county; w N Cruchon, Austin; w A
Patrick, Marlin; 5 Anderson, McLen-
nan county; # McCuestion, Paris.
AT the Pacific; w NJ Baker. Gal
ueston; Jas Mckee, Dallas; T. Hines.
Kansas; b S Teiple, Nashville; Z +.
Mason, Baltimore; NJ Cameron, l. J
Best, Texarkana; l. lie Claire, ST
Louis; u w Schram, Milwaukee; NJ
Terry, Marlin; Elkul, city; 4 Plate,
st Louis; l. w Wagner, Chicago; w
X Dunnica, city; II Memfeitch,
Dallas; q Clark, j l. Dyer, + II Rob-
ertson, citv: w ID Oney. Waco;
NJ Nj Hall, Sipe Springs; + Shepherd,
j III COIN, Galveston; j L Plat anu
wife, Sipe Springs; John L Harrison.
city.
AT the New McClelland: J Shapera,
Maddinsonville; George II Gassaway.
II ~ bOhtrs icAhrs w ~
pike, Kaufman; WIN. Eliot Smith, Al
ton, Ill., II Hcrndon, Tyler; W Il
Levy, Longview; w ii Thompson,
city; II 5 Green, Perry Green, county;
J X Turner, Georgia; e ii Hart, Gal
weston; ID Fariss, Cincinnati. w Il
Harris, NJ ID Herring, II II bowman, |
city; w II Beldin Galveston; q w
Lapplngton, Bolton; VIM. l. Supple,
New York; NJ Means, Piedmont Air
Line; Il ID Sleeper, Hcwitt;J II Free
mann, Durango; John Hughes, Dallas;
Mrs. NJ. Mccain, Dublin.
-
Boys, down and out with them; beat
all competition; sell more goods; sell
them Blackberrics, choice two
pound cans, only ~ cents per can |
choice two two pound apples, s is
cents per can; choice tomatoes, beans
and pears, all at only 10 cents per can;
eight bars Rooster soap for % cents;
choice mixed tea, only IS cents per
pound; choice Japan tea, one pound
cans, 50 cents per pound; good navy
tobacco, only 80 cents per pound;
choice syrup, only 40 to so cents per
gallon; choice molasses, only 40 TO IS
cents per gallon. Our syrup and
molasses are the beet bargains ever
offered in Waco. Come and see us
to-day A. JONES TAYLOR ~ Bro.