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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-29

Nine NioIntnrs Receive FIny Years In
the pputtentIHry,

The sixteen jurymcn who served
this week i'll the district court, take
me palm for convictng violator- OF
the law. There were nine indicted
men tried before them and every one
wa, convicted The names of those
convicted and the terms they have re-
rrivcd are ~ follows: Alex Bolden,
murder. twenty years; Redick flam-
drr4. swindhng, twenty years; Ross
O'Ncil. theft of horse, seven years
Jordan Evans, arson, i've years; Dave
thIllcrs. burglary, two years. Jack
Garrett, burglary, two years; ltedick
Brown, theft of bacon, two years; Al
bert Mack, assault to murder, two
years.
The NMINEK VIII dare say that
this is about the best weeks work
ever done by ANY jury in the state oil
Texas. If the jury, whc
are Ia serve ucNt week, aud 80 on
the next, do rs well, Mclcnnai
county will get rid of 81 large mum.
her of criminals who have been lying
ia Jail for II long time, and giycroou
for other violatUr- Of the law To HAY,
a chance.
The names of the gentlemen com
posing the jury mentioned above arc
/ T.. f. Ross, :. X Evans, }. II. forfeit
". W ~lAutcr. VIM. Pigg. NJ. II
~mudifrr. John Iha2gard, Pink Me
/ kiulic. John Wyatt, Ii. l.. ohackcl
ford. i. W. Williams, Joshua King
Ben Bradford. j. f shelton, Il. Alex
nudcr Il. Y Block.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-29
\ Temple Hack Driver Tackles tn
Wrong MAN.

Early thi, morning difficulty oc-
CURED between "a shoe drummer and
u livery man at Temple, i'll which the
livery man came out the under dog in
the fight The livery man made his
appearance at n store III which the
drummer WA, trying to sell a bill of
goods. and opened the ball. He asked
The knight OF the road if it was he
who had taken his name in vain about
three weeks before. The drummer
SAID that he was the man, aud had
seen or heard nothing which had
CAUSED him to change his opinion
The curtain rose AT once, and the en-
gagcmcut was soon played. I he liv-
cry man got the worst of the racket,
and the drummer, who Sprained his
knee against the counter, liupcd to
the tram and came to Waco, and is
NOW iaIing ,umptuously Al the Nc
Clcllaud hotel,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-29
\ NEW Ciit KtU.
The Christians HAY" Sold Their Ola
shurch aud win build IA New One.

Mc.srs. Dirkcy n Iliggiusou have
purchased the property on south
Fnh between Franklin and Mary
streets, which belonged to the Chris
liam church of this city, and will use
ii for warehouse. The Christ an
denomination viii erect anew and
more commodious structure in some
other part of the city rs soon rs a lot
can bc bought aud all other arrange.
mcnts made. Where the old church
now stands is not an eligible place
for house of worship, and a, bust
ness houses will soon be built all
around it, ii was better to sell and
have new church erected some
here else Besides, the cungrega-
ton of the Christian church is grow
nv every year and they need n larger
and better house to worship God in.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-29

Five Years of Penal Scryifude In tn,
PenitentiRry,

Yesterday evening at $50 Judge j
NJ. Mccormick passed sentence OF
y. j. Hamilton, who was found guilty
of ENFORCEMENT of United State,
postotlice fund.-. The prisoner, when
asked if he had anything TO say why
sentence Should not be passed, could
only reply that he had not had II fair
trial; but in spite OF all prote-tations
he was sentenced to live years of hard
labor. lie will be conducted to his
future abode by marshal rs soon rs
practicable. He was also fined in the
sum OF S2,5l2.76, the amount embez-
llcd. No lemeucy could have been
cquitably shown the condemned, Il,
the evidence, from the opening, wa
against him, and his guilt was rs oh
ylOus rs his crime.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-29
THE COTKTs.
From u - Drunk 10 rive Wears In the
p'uttcntiHry

Eight victims who had fallen into
the hands of the ever Watchtul eyes
of the city's guardians, appeared be-
fore his honor Recorder Brinkcrhotl
Yesterday aud paid tines rs follows:
John Wreck, Tom by bee, +. l., Shep-
herd. - each for being drunk; viii
liam Rcyno d. aud Tom Grain, - for
same o1cnse; Pat Cowan, - for same
oilcn,c and being very boisterous nj
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-29

He Win Preach AT 81 Paurs on the
roth, ProNimo.

KrV FranCls Z. starr informs the
ENANINER that RI. Rev. Alexander
Gregg, bishop of the diocese of Texas
will be in Waco on December 20th
and preach. lite will also administer
the right of confirmation. Rev. MIR.
starr will be found at the church
every forenoon, and those who wish
to consult him can find him there.
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DIED.

MIR and Mrs :. \. Elklns. of Tenn
pie, invite their friends and acquaint-
auces 10 the funeral of their infant
son, Charley from the Missouri Pacific
depot nj $50 I'm. to-day. intermeni
at Oakwood cemetery.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-29

Have used T0ng0linc in a case Of
chronic rheumatism with very salts
factory results, in tact it has done
what other remedies have failed TO
do; am well pleased with and con :
slider The preparation very reliable
one.
+. y. Slaughter, NJ, H., llulto, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-29

Mr., WINSTON soothing -yur should Bl-
WHy- ht used for children tvcfhug q. -outh.
me child suitvus the gum. Hllay- Hi puu>.
lures wind cpic. and is the best remedy tor
llHrrhusu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-29

the time; William Jackson, 81 for
leaving team unhitchcd; James Col b,
- 50 for using loud and boisterous
language
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
In the case of the Waco Nationa
bank vs.. sam j. Adams. of Dallas,
judgment for plaintitt The amount
OF the claim appruNimatcd $1,000.
In the damage suit OF Hudson Bros.
vs.. II. Wcltnean. judgment for defend
ant for 81 700 with an offset of 800
in favor of plaintiffs.
In the land case of A. T.. Watson V.
+. II. Ayers, ct AL, verdict for defend
ant and judgment thereon. Motion
for new trial granted after argument.
This suit Involves $4,000 worth OF
land in FALL county.
The bonds of :. l.. Lewis, charged
with enbc/lling letters containing
money on tour counts, were fixed at
/ $50 in each case. His bonds aggrc-
( gate $500
Robert shelton, John Mcrshon,
Charles Masstran, jr, aud Hicks
Ilrnrnc, charged with rctarding the
United States mail ON the Houston
Il Texas Central railway, were ar-
raignrd, plead guilty, and the penalty
in each case assessed at 81 aud costs,
amounting in the aggregate to $40.
( The facts in the ease showed that
( the quartettc had filled up on the "oil
of joy probably of a Cincinnati
brand. After taking IN the town,
Brcmond, they visited the
passenger depot as the train
pulled in. The colorrd porter
OF the train mixed up with the quar-
/ lette to his sorrow. Gaining the
| platform rs the train pulled out, he
struck one OF the boys over the head
with lantern. entered the coach and
locked himself in. The quartette
eager for settlement, jumped on the
train and pulled the bcll-rope, which
brought the train to halt, thus de-
tanning l'ncle Sans mail ten minutes
The boy, rot the trimmings, $500
each, and the colorcd porter held the
fort.
DISTRICT COURT.
Jordan Evans, for arson, and vii.
liam Lee. for theft of clothing were
given five years each in the peniten-
tiary,
JUSTICE DAVIS.
Bill Bradbury, for an assault on
Ben Hodge, was fined - and costs
bradbury was sent back TO the Jail il
default of paving his fine.
| Deputy Sheriff Tom Henry and
constable Lee Jenkln, arrested tw,
men by the names of l'ardce and Da-
Wis on the plaza last evening. Charge.
of running lotteries were mad,
against them, but on paying the cost,
OF the Justice aud constable, the men
were released.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-29

If You want the best hair-brush in
Waco for the least money go to the
Old Corner Drug Store.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-29

Rubber boots and shoes. cheapest
III the city, and undoubtedly the
largest stock in the city, AT Il. Z. Stur-
gis n Cos.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-29
BOOTS AND Shoes.

Without a doubt SLEEPER,
CLIFTON & co. are selling
THE BEST BOOTS AND
SHOES for the CASH MONEY
of ANY HOUSE in the City.
THEIR GOODS ARE SOLID
AND RELIABLE.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-29
rI,E DRUMMER On ToP,

Per cent of Attendance
rur cent OF tarl,urNs
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-29

Jordan Evans, for arson, and viii
liam Lee, for theft of clothing. were
given five years each in the peniten-
tiarN
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-11

81. LOUIS, December 10. Flour Quiet and
WheatNLower under depressing adyices
from other markets; sold on lie befor noon, re:
covered &c and closed Nc below yesterday and
sI s% No "a s s,s ri Ssngary 9ss
ii az No. red. CASH. ,ssc Gid. V ,"@
s9d issI s sSn W.. s nsSs
SSaGS41sc, clnsing at 3sJlc: January, Ssessiac
closing at siSc; May, SIC.
@2sa,: Deoen Der, 2sc bid May. siJ.iss2Ac
Corn neal Quiet at b54i 20.
whitkey-I % for finished goods; u for
; P'royisions--very quiet and unchanged. The
demand. and only q job trade was done at
Pork..s oO@S rs for old; 10 90 for new.
LArd-Nominal at 0 80 - q So.
sSIe sb SIy ssissS
naoon-Long clear; y 81 short RIBS o. 700
Hsms-s 6ogiO so
AFTERNOON BOARD,
Al the afternoon board wheat was I!aJ.c
lower
Corn-steady.
Oats-itc better.
Chicago Gram Market.
cRicAao, December io'-Piour : Duh and
Whest-weak and unsettled; opened We
lower, sold OF IKE additional. rallied kc, and
closed &c under yesterday. s6Kasikc. closed
at s6kc fCr December. s6tfi87Hc, closed at
ssyc for January; s2h@9akc, closed at % for
corn-ouiet and prices again lower. year
closed Nc lower, with January No lower and
| May Nc lower. isc for cash; 4iSI2ke, closed
Closed At 8sxc for January; 4Sssolc for May.
.Pork-Moderateiya active and irregular, de-
| clined lOxc, rallied 5H@loc and closed steady.
| Cash, 8 s0e9 90 for ola and 1899 50 for new;
Jsnpsry closed at ssSSs s7S; February closed
Lard-ouiet and a shade lower. 8 o0as Oh
| for cash; January closed al . 0Tsef6 TO- Febru.
| airy closed at 6 1905 i7k.
| Boxed Meats-Quiet
Dry Salt shoulders...3 To9sS 20
| Long Clear---3 70ay75.
Short CleAr---5 20et5 %.
Short Ribs.--4 6nGS+ SIN
whiskey-..Steady at 4 ",
- AFTERNOON noAHp
Al tho afternoon board wheat vss weske
and &c lower.
Corn-Easy; year, &c lower.
Pork-2kc lower,
LArd-21lc lower
Tive stock.
CHICAGO. December 10 The Droyefs Jour
nal reports cattle - receipts $500 ship
ments. 400: market fairly. active aud 10
9we slipping ssssrs ga sS$ car
bulls and mixed. 9old4 CO. bulk. . rStas |.
through Texas cows. 2 40@270
ogs-.-Receipis, 1000; market steady atsi
sheep-Rscelpts 1000 shipmen,s, non,
market steady; natives, 2 eei9s 20. westefI
2oo@s 7bs Texans. coo? 70 lambs. per heai
1 WOOL
1 ST. LOUIS December 10 Wool. The IN al kat
Y steady and unchanged. Tub-washed, g6d "a
4 nnwashed. i292io; Texas. l0Gs2a,sc.
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This entertainment was resumed
last night with more varied pro.
gramme. A quartette of male voices
being the principal feature, which be.
ing well rendered, called forth
rounds of applause that necessitated
an encore being given. The drilling
of the young ladies In the waiter
corps was exceptionally good, which
earned for them, most Justly, enco-
miums of the most complimentary
Kind on every side.
During the time that supper was
being served, half dozen cfthe most
handsomely painted waiters wee
sold at auction, which together with
the immense gilt spoon carried by
Miss Friend, while in command
brought nearly $40; the spoon and
two of the walters were bought
by Major Charles Moran, jr.,
giving 800 for the former. Mr.. Martin
Cheesman acted as auctioneer. and
did so admirably. As to the supper
itself, nothing could have been bet
ter, and nothing could be more
marked than the appreciation shown
II by all. especially The oyster tables,
which were ably presided over by
Mesdames George w. Jackson, John
Scott and Stark West; and the ice
cream "parloretie," under the pleas
ant direction of Miss Richardson. of
Houston, assisted by Miss Mamie
Kerr and Miss Thompson, came In
for goodly share of attention, not
withstanding the uninviting degree
at - which the thermometer is now
standing. A lunch will be served to-
day from IL to . p. IN, aud the public
are invited.
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track. and II is about the length Of
the second tallest alderman from the
Third ward. Mr.. 5. says IL was the
"terriblest' TALL he has ever received
in all his life, and that he has fine
work mule for sale.
Oscar, the tive.year-old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Crow, met with a
bad accident yesterday morning.
The little fellow was coming down IN
the city with his father, and while
they were passing through the Mis-
souri, Pacific yard, Mr.. John Grand
came driving by In his buggy. About
the lime Mr., o. was pressing Mr.. e.
aud his little boy, his horse made
quick motion, aud Oscar ran in front
Of the animal and fell. Mr.. o. stop
ped his horse as quickly as possible,
and Nr. Crow pulled his boy from
under ,he buggy. The little fellow
received cui--supposed from the
horse's hoof (which torn the upper
part of the left sar from the head. He
was carried home and cared for, aut
1t is thought that the W ound will soon
heal over all right. NJ blame is at
tached to Mr.. Grand.
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PEVsONAL.

Mrs. Joe. S. Willis is visiting hel
brother, Mr.. j. w. Davis, near Hous
ton.
Mr.. w. ID. Orr, one of the solid
citizens of Eddy, was in the city yes
terday.
Judged. w. Boyd, of China Springs
is in the city, a guest at the Lehman
house.
Mr.. Frank CASTOR, editor and
proprietor of that excellent weekly,
the Alexander Tribune, is in the city,
and will interview our merchants
and business men to-day, in the inter-
est of his paper. Frank paid his re-
spects TO the EXAMINER last hight.
Captain VIM. Reed, assistant state
lecturer of the Farmsr's Alliance,
passed through the city yesterday.
The captain organized lodge at
China Springs Wednesday night,
which will be called the Union Hill
Alliance. Captain Reed lecturcd at
Douglass store last night.
Mrs. NJ. L. Clark, principal of the
Select school for Young Ladies. at
Nashville, Tenn, spent Wednesday
and yesterday in the city, aud left
last evening for Gainesville. Mrs.
Clark has number of Young ladies
from Texas attending her school, and
she ia now travelling through the
state soliciting patronage. While in
the city Mas. Clark was IA guest of her
relative, Mrs. Katie Plunkett.
At the Lehman house: b c Twit-
ty, J S Moore, Robinson; w Il Wall
South Bosque; A S Bowles, Speigle-
vile; Tom Bell ard wife, IlilIsboro;
ID A Kline and wife, Fort Worth; Dr
PR Hengst and wife, j L Hill, I
Birdwhisile, G W Doudy, city: W w
Treadwell, Abbott; DIR ii Wolf, Forl
Smith; NJ Hoffman, Mou ldville, Mo;
w G Boyd, China Sprin, o.
AT the Paciiic;-Geo ii Purkitt
Dublin; f q Edmeston, Crockett,
Robert A Stevenson, W II Kahn,
New York;J Bonenstak, ST Louis; j
j Tuttrelle, George Burkley, Miss F
G. Shoat, Troy; 4 Woonis, New Or.
leans; j NJ Brown, Atlanta, Ga; w Y
Fort, city;G q Reisner, Dallas; w Il
Nunson, Galveston; j Trayhill, A anC
J ID Hunter, Shelbyvillc, Ill; J Mort
man, Alabama; G Friedh0id, st Louis
w II Densmore, Boston; NJ MELON
ough, Missouri Pacific railway; Thee
Nash, Galveston; } f Burton, Corsi
cana.
At the New McClelland; j L Gar
rett, Valley Mills; q ID Drake, j /
Jones, st Louis; X ID Orr, Eddy; "
w Holland, .Bremond; ii = Holland
Reagan; HSKahn, New York; ID v
Whitney, Louisville; j Hawkins
Murfreesboro, Teun; G T. Morkit, Keo
kuk; Mrs NJ A Lumpkin, G E Phillips
Hillsboro; w II Cannon, Philadel
phia; W G McGhee, Memphis; ii \
Reed, st Louis; S Coleman, Ne,
York; U Tate, Holland; L S Bar
croft, Tyler; G # Schafer, Lorena;
ID McBeth, Gainesville; j + BETH
China Springs; RW Beaumont, cit!
4 d Mcconnell, Washingtoni W
Orr, Eddy.
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Coarse Salt per barreI,2 90 dairy, 8 IS.
Rice Choice Louisiana, 20 per 10; prime 81
staroh-Pearl. &C. R. a., 40 lbs, bulk, SC.
Neutrality-suspicious. pepper, zoe; soap. white
Is IS. standard. s. 80; Lake Side, % SIS; p o
g GO. Paln. $50 Navy Blue SOAP, $50
oil e. no test "a 20 lc
rels, per gallon, i7c; candles, l2c; beans, per
Id. Alto 4Hc; Lima, Sc.
Fruit. Poultry. Game. etc.
Lemons-Paiermo, q 50 to g. 90
Irish potatoes-Northcrn II peck barrels
GGssbbage-Testern per crate. t25S, -,.
onions-s276@s 90 per barrel.
Eggs-i2h@i5c per dozen.
ofSnges..Nessina s.; Imperial 50 50,
Chcese-Full cream. i2HGlic; western
Dimned, loo; Y. A. full cream, lte,
evaporaied, 50 lbs boxes, &c.
Rout- Per barrel, 81 90: half barrel. $3.50
-Ht E,a Lumber.
The following are the prices of lumber per
Loo feet first.class rough. SIS second class
rough. SIS; clear rough, SO; hrst-class dressed
side, e22 80; second class dressed side, SIS;
arst-class D N. flooring. si5; second class D.
and siding. US /. inch yellow pine ceiling
XIs, si26G Popular ceiling and siding, 80:
fnishinE lumber. s5o; white pine nhishlns
lumber, ESQ; cypress finishing timber. $40;
wide clear rough lumber s2e wide clear
dressed side, s25; lumber dressed sides, t2oi
lumber dressed sides. "a so lumber dressed
sides; 80
Shingles per 1000 Heart r. W Cypress, 80;
and dypres shingles. "a rs; heart yellow pine
hiLgles, 81 IS; Dressed and headed yellow
sSa pins I rough se aspTe. pioi sss
white pine laths, 4.
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We have bought the eutire outfit of
coffee mills, rooster, grinder, ETC., Ut
the Waco Coffee company, lately
operated BY A. q. McKeen'& Co, aud
are now prepared to iurnish any
quantity, style or grade of strictly
fresh roasted coffee. The superior
excellency of our goods over the
northern grade and unfresh stock can
be easily demonstrated to the entire
satisfaction OF all who will give 1t a
trial. BE sure, and insist on having
the Waco coffee, as all grocers are
supplied at wholesale prices by your
friends determined 10 excel.
A. JONES TAYLOR Il Bro.
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Notice.
beg leave to notify the public that
have this day Withdrawn from the
firm of Dietz Il Kraft, and have asso-
ciated myself with Mr.. Burlich, pro-
prietor ofthe French bakery, under
The firm name of Berlich 4 Dietz.
We will open bakery and ,nfec-
tionary store on Austin street, near
Eighth, on Tuesday, December 9Th,
and will make specially of bread
baking. in which we are enabled to
excel by reason of our long expert
ence. $50 ii, DIETz.
Waco, Dec. 8, 1885.
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Proper treatment for Coughs.

That the reader may fully under
stand what constitutes good cough
aud lung syrup, we will say that tar
and wild cherry is the basis of the
best remedies yet discovered. These
ingredients, with several others
equally as eiiicacious, enter largely
into Dir. Bosanko's cough and lung
syrup, thus making it one of the most
reliable now on the market. Price
so cents aud 81. Samples free. Sold
by Williamson & Co.
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Dcane's cabinet photos IS per do


Save money and doctor bills Re-
lieve your mothers, wives and sisters
by timely purchase of DR.. BOsaukO's
cough and lung syrup, best known
remedy for coughs, colds, Group and
bronchial affections. Relieves chill
dren of Group in one night, may save
you hundreds of dollars. Price &c
cents aud 81, Samples free. Sold by
Williamson Il Co.
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Just Received.
We have Just received new lot Of
ladies and childrens felt hats, all the
new desirable styles; also, a large
variety of fancy feathers. We will
offer low prices on all millinery goods
for the coming mouth.
Miss KATE STouTH.
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Forget that the Fashion Bazaar has
moved back 10 It's old location o.
Fifth ST., and that its Millinery and
Dress-making departments are as
carefully superintendent as ever.
Our Christmas wares will also be on
exhibit this week.
MRS. ELLA S. COHEN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-11

Mr.. Charles Rast has n fresh ship
ment of Plants A flour, full line
Of Batavia goods, aud the finest as.
sortment OF candies, raisins, almonds,
currants, pecsns, etc, for the holidays
that can be found In this market
See him. ,.. .......
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-11
THE WEATHER.


wAsHisernr. December TO- indications for
tho west gulf states: Fair weather. winds be.
coming light and Variable slight rise in tom.
perature.
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Toa|| Fe||oW-SufereTsI

Who are now convalescing from
dengue, let one who has been there,
too, give you his experience, ard fol.
.ow It If you would be speedily res
tored; eat plenty of apples, and drink
rood cider freely. AS diet, rare
eef steak and broil chicken will
very light bread; eggs and rich milk
In abundance. Then follow right at.
forwards with dose Of fuckers
.II.I.n to digest aud assimilate your
food, and this, at last, is the secret OF
health, a good digestion, which means
the manufacture of blood, aud that is
the life of man, whereby wasted
tissue, depleted by disease, is built up
and the vigor and the rosy hue OF
ur former selves once more asserted.
Try 1t. Our word for it. You will
never live long enough to cease thank
ug your friend. w. l.. TUCKER,
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Baskets.
Baskets going, going, going very
fast, because they are very, very, very
cheap at j. s. Taffs.
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Referring to the above, return
thanks for the patronage extended to
me aud recommend my successors to
the patronage ofmy friends aud the
public generally.
TRAVIS f, JONES.
Waco, November Aim
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OF changing my business, offer for
sale II iirst-class line of buggies and
plows at cost.
CHARLES FORDTRAN,
AT the old Market house.
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Big Thing.
Taft's stock of books is the biggest
thing out. II is attracting people
from ncighboring towns who come
to Waco 10 re-stock their libraries.
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For the Holidays II Is our purpose to make
A,the Market the nnest display of meats Of all
kinds, both wild end domestic, that has ever
been made In Waco Preparations have even
now been begun with tina intent. No such a
variety and profnsion has ever before been
seen hero as will DO displayed one Christmas
Eve during the week following
SANFORD JOHNSON, Propr,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-11

Look at the new styles and bar
gains in clothing at b. Hsber.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-11

Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute. German Corn Remover kills
eorns and bunions.
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GENERAL COTTON RECEIPTS

GALVESTON. December 10. - The following Is
q comparative statement OF cotton receipt. al
the principal markets to-day AMI the same date
last year;
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-11

Fresh hooking bird food, at II.
Behren's.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-11

For first class work, go to the Acade-
my of Art.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-11

Babies for the children.
The youthful heart still clings with
wonderful tenacity to dolls. Taft
has the most complete assortment in
the city.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-11

We have purchased the insurance
business of Mr.. Travis 4. Jones,
Fort & MORROW.