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The failure of the Munster bank OF Dublin
grows blacker more is known OF il. The
latest feature Is the sudden disappearance Of
the manager, and the bank had been plundered
by him to the extent of S35O.OOO through q
system Oh falsified accounts. 1t is reported that
the swindler has IA Ken a steamer for New York.
Possibly he wishes 10 compare notes with Ward
and Fish
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STOCK-TAkING REDUCTIONS


FIGURED pEhsIAs MuL1s.
For reasons unaccountable and which we will not
disenss they ha' not sold We'll Why is neither
tat that that they have got to be sold "e
There Is more than one way to make reductions.
ct prce gnore e be all ana a saefs
the cost entirely We realize the fact that to sell What
the price the inducement; these uneard of re-
Fancy Figured Persian mulls colored grounds with
r hhDU fEIri From l2as TO &c PER yAnR
1.f5 ~ fs s:sI e ill., s,es
These viii be displayed in our White Goods Depart
call In view of the marvelousy low price In order
SMALL LOTS MP si n3p Rf SIZES IN GLOVES
IS sizes Ss and 6ICoor ELECTRIC Blue. Ladies' e-but
'.Rsmnant' Price I'D 1 e
an lot of Ladies' 4bulton length Black Jersey
SIX Stoves. sizes 5Lz to
h Hs:mnan rEii P4ice sss
" small lo!' ., iaiis.' s.ourqn length SIX Misss
blue. pink. brown and electric, all sizes.
!Re,naarlt nricc &
SHORT LENGTHS IN WASH GOODS
THIS department presents an unusually attractive
srable summer f.bri: which ii, order iowsuse their
entire disposal before Friday e:ening We have
2ou short Lengths Of Lawns. CaInbrics, G.nghams
Satteens, Prlnts. &c. &c.
odds IN PARASOIS.
These we place sale rs Remnants at the follow
ing unusually low "Rennant' prices which should
cause their immediate dis posal
/ Brown Satin Parasol Paragon Frame, Natural
Stick
ksmns a pr;c eric. 90
i Dark Red Satin r.rasoL Paragon Frame Large
Handle.
Ks.ssnar Prl,e .--..-.....-- S3 90
Pongee Parasok. canopy top, lined with blue silk
parason frame, natural stick; pretty Parasol.
Regular price 1880. - S3 so
fCigee Parasol, canopy Top iined with blue silk
trimmed with line lace inches wide
Regular Price ............ S5 80
Remnant Price. - az so
Second Floor. Take the Elevator
decidedly The greatest opportunity OF the season to
secure what remains of desirable stock Of
seasonable fabrics III attractive short Lengths also
40 tn SO per cent.
Remember we have only in mind the one bare feet
thai tney must be disposed of batever sacrifice.
tveryh hing that is INCLUDED in this sale has been
marked tending solely tc.the psh.nent of our
purpose. This sale viii ilicide every thing to which
we can consistently apply the word Remnant all
marked at p-ices calculated their etate
sale Remnant Day attractions In every depart
Remember Friday is the last day before stock
taking.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
ONE PRICE ONLY
SGi Pa Ave. tiy3OI 9l2 St.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-FRAME HOUSE, LARGE LOT. :
me- Between :, 9Th % and tx ~. rss
, S,roon Brick mod improvements on 10th st. ne.;
Broom Aouse, LOT % by LA. Price $3.50.
Va ave and .h st Price es1s per MONTH corner
Ground on ten different squares and large lots Price
'. ,.sp~ e'e R GS'shs.sri k1xrz. SIS eth ST..
FoR sALE-TwO-sTORY BRICK HOUSE on
,vaos, LOWE z KNIT;
y on II st. ne. all modern improvements RENTING
for S2o per month $500 cash. balance monthly.
ENoR sALE-HoUsE AND LOT on 10TH ST
- between and sts n e. two-story brick. seven
rooms; all modern improvements; latrooes. marble
KNIT, $40 9Th St, Real Estate and Loans. jy3O st
FoR sALE-CHEAP-FO NEW s-RooM
- Brick h99:es all mod imps bay window cor 9th
Ag Gsso ST. $4,000 EACH s, Il and sEs Il. w.
T>OR SALE-AN ATTRACTIVE TWolSTORY
and basement Brick House at the of LIST and
"a SIS Sc within square and half Of the Capt
msn, s with side lot 90 feet wide covered with shade
dence The Whole properly saxs ca% Se ha . Il
lin IL Ss
1000. FITCH, FOX a BROWN.
Y.b1 1887 Pennsylvania NV.
E,oR sALE-LARGE, FINE RESIDENCE ON M
ST., between Attn and 9Th NV. Zone Of the highest
points, IA rooms, every modern Improvement: Lot
iSS by FL t. Ridge ST. very large stable fruit g.
Immediately i'm media THOMAS W. FOWLER s2l r q; NV.
FoR sALE-UNDoUBTEDLY BARGAIN
ance $50 monthly. Inquire on premises. l29 Z
q ne: E29-3t'
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The fund for a national monument to Grant
Ut Riverside Park. Grant Park, ii is said ii
will henceforth be called, starts with first day
subscription of 81 ,667, very promising begin.
ming. 1t appears. however, that the committee
are already talking in the millions. This is to be
regretted, for reasons of taste and business good
sense. There is no occasion 10 spend million
dollars, and 1t will probably lead to notifying
delay and failure if the monument is begun on
such pretentious scale. II is 10 be hoped that
the committee will not see fit To run into debt.
Let the people be asked To lay their Offering on
the tomb, and let the shaft that rises from the
grave represent this free will gilt of gratitude.
Secretary Whitney is candid enough to admit
that, for obvious reasons, our navy officers
know little about the construction of iron ships.
and he declares that the department will go
"modestly and deliberately in its efforts to
build up modern navy. Some other nations
would be much better off, pecuniarily and as
naval powers, if they hao observed a similar
policy. Millions upon millions have been
squandered by various countries in costly ex-
psriments, and in spite of these expensive les
sons Ii Is true of other nations of this that
little Is fixed in modern naval architecture.
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D. THURSDAY JULY 30 1873
FOR RENT-ROOMS

E,or RENT-Two UNFURNIsHFn R0oNs az
second foo. with bath. Apply at sle 18th stn.ws
a sh s...ln ssSasu4 any s sSS
IGOR RENT-AT l12a eTH 81. NV. TWO OR
sa.h.oom on same door desirable for Light house.
E,oR REN1-FAMHLY OF THREE dyCIUD.
desirable A' Inquire 3, e2e & sw and
EoR .RENT-Two HANDSOME ROOMS. UN.
south sss
E,oR RENT-ENTIHk SECOND FLOOR fTHRFE
door OF Sn ane 9ps rem and
Of wOodsAs Rent in advance. Inquire n saa
door. fy:sG3is
E1oR RENT-AT $50 80 ST NV. ,TwO NICELY
door single sn n y 0n p second
month, with use of large bathroom. jy2S g eef
EoR RENT-wFLL FURNISHED PARIoR
VIII as is;S single s R9G Sai
FOR RENT-To a DISCREET PARTY-oNE OR
Asasss'
o99 appy Z Tsa :: s
ElOR RENT-IN. PRIVATE FAMILY. WITH NO
Ss5
Once st. one one
E,oR RENT-TwO OR THREE VERY PLEAS
I ant furnished Or unfnrnished rooms: all modern
I-1H., ,S,t IA ien' very reasonable Apply
1lS0 1oIn street NV. jy2S Ste
ENOR RENT-THREE DESIRABLE UNFUR.
sd cold
NV. jy26-3ts
LNOR RENT-TO DESIRABLE PARTIES. SUITE
Il Of furnished or unfinished Roo ms; also stable
Apply at Oil 10th st. NV iy2S-3ts
L,OR RENT-A LARGE FURNISHED 'FRONT.'
Room, with three windows: with or without board
at the very lowest summer rates. large enough for twn
gentlemen. Call at 2114 Penn. ave- jy2S-3ts
NOR RENTAL 941 H STREET NORTHWEST
IL lovely south front room with balcony; also
smaller room. jy27- 6ts
NOR RENT-AT 1l12 H ST NV LARl;E
IL ncey-furnished second-Story Front koom with
gas and bath; also. other Rooms at Summer rates
E,oR RtNT-9l5 T. ST. NV. FURNISHED AND
IL unfurnshed Rooms gas myS-3n
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Day BEroRE Srock-rAkrso.

DAY BEFORE Srock.rAkrso.
FRIDAY. JULY 31ST
One day more remains for US to clear up entire
stock Of short Lengths" odd Sizes Broken
Lines" Odd Lots &c, before we take stock
The throng of buyers who have daily visited our
store this week attest the most excellent values
are offering. and the probabilities for tomorrow. Fri
day, July 31st.
THE LAST DAY,
point day unprecedented in tie annals business
YES we confidently expect to be crowded, and shall
endeavor 10 wait upon all with the greatest OF facility
We only ask that you call early in the day con-
venient.
As special ndurement we have m arked down one
thousand five hundred yards of Ginghams aud two
Thousand yards of Lawns, being unexceptionaly the
most marvellous values ever offered the people Of
termination to sell: We think 1t doesi
Read the following. and see If they not BAR r.
GAINS in the truest and fullest acceptation OF she
term:
1 500 yards of fine Ginghams, In wide stripes and
blocks. colors gray, blue and brown; good value
RI former price, but they must De sold Friday, July
Regultr Price ] Ole
iOOJ yards OF very best quality of Ai-I.inen Lawns.
choice neat patterns, in blue, black and pink figures,
ferns. dc.
SECULAR fTlce l1c
loo yards fine French Linen Lawns. batisi. pat
terms: best value yet.
kssular lrico
In
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ENOk SALE

Coz q N.Cap,9r 50 600 Sl4 Sl6 H.hh.. sr SIS 900
400 AasS, av MI. SOo eth, Eh, Sr....-3 coo
osI @toO Sr6vOO Ola 9th, fh. sr........25 500
- - T. 81 MI lOr 1000 800 ECAp, In. 7r-2 500
dZVo otn NIL, 1r.---5yO0 30 III. fh, 81. 2 600
~! Otn, on MI .Sr- a 600 l2l6 Del av fh .5r 800
quo otn, oh NIL ,Sr ,SO0l34 to 80 Myrtle, I'll 200
n, bh., mi, Sr-..a, 500 "a, "a SAG 90 Myrtle
SO1 9TH. b.h mi SRI, 4OOL street b h. Sr.l zoo
The above Is only small portion of property on NV
books For full list call office for bulletin issued on
Isl and 10Th ljy29l THoS. f. wAGGAMAN.
FOR sALE-Two BRICK HOUSES. NEARLY
new, In the northwest section Of city, six and eight
rooms each; all the modern Improvements: cosy
homes 10 be sold at once and at "a bargain: one has
stable in rear call early and q rare chance to
secure home for little money
JOHN SHERMAN & CO.,
y2o-St 927 ST. NV.
EOR SALE-wELL BUILT, FOR HOME OR IN
4 VeStment. seven rooms and bath, all modern i'm
Provements brick dwelling; desirable location 81 500
Rent $25 per month. ]. b. wIMER, 1924 New
YORK ave jy2S-3t
FOR sALE-oNE 10 ROOM HOUSE, HOOP o
Il St NV. Two Houses. 416 and 47S 0 St NV IL
rooms. with all modern improvements. For permit
70 inspect same inquire al 1000 ST. jy2O-2ws
E0R SALE OR FOR RENT-EIGHT ROOM
$500. PITNEY a RR DESlRD
V1%Zw 1913 st. NV.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

nor RENT-STORE AND CELLAR, 1924 9TH
IL st. NV also, House Sd F ST. rooms, modern iIu-
proyemenI, Slo per month Apply to W. c. JOHN.
SON. 7IS 18th st. NV. ;yl3.lm
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED - SITUATIONS FOR CHAMBER
w maids, Nurses, Walters, Porters and Drivers:
reference given. DCNDORE d CO., TIT NJ stn.w Its
VNANTED-A YOUNG MAN HAVING WORK
w ed two years at horseshoeing, would like to
flush his trade under instruction. Address q. p, 40
New Jersey ave NV. Its
VNANTED-BY A COMPETENT COLORED
w Man q situation As coaChman dining room ser
want or private Waterman reference furnished. APP
ply at l45 Washington ST NV. Its
"ANTED-RY a R4SPECTABLE MAN A
w Situation as private watchnan, to take care
ola horse. Can give good references. Address D.,
Star Office jy29-2t&
WTANTED-BY A COLORED GIRL. A PLACE
w nurse or to do cooking In small private family
have hrsclass references Apply or address 1923
Massachusetts ave. NV. jy293ts
WANTED EMPLOYMENT BY 4 COUNTRY
w shorthand student Or q: w::trS 30 words
education; writes long hand rapidly willing to work
spnTaStE Washington ash sa. De- >ooF ss.
"ANTED-A SITUATION IN GROCER'S
w store In Washington by young man who has
considerable experience in the business and can give
best OF references. Address T. t. Star office y2s.,t1
VTANTLD-PERsoNs DESIRING RELIABLE
w and competent Servants, male female, should
call al National Labor bureau. We only send out
wants that we can recommend. DICK & SINONS.
Room Renting and Collecting Agency, SIT 18th st.
NV. N27-Im&
w FOR HOUSEK EEPERS.
w seamstresses. ladies' maids COOKE nurses, cham
berma!ds, men cooks walters mattresses, will refer
ences ). A COOMBS. Employment Bureau, 926
snw. iy202w*
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One day more remains for to clear up our entire
stock Of "Short Lengths" "Odd Sizes" Broken
Lines" Odd Lots &c, before we take stock
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1t Is matter Of pride with the PalAis Royal never 70
allow the sales Of any month to - le than the
spending mouth Of the previous year. The GALES Of
July for twenty days 5000 lsss than last
We have two days left to "catch up" Can we do Is
We think can, and In the EFFORT to do 50, will not
count on profit. We will sacrifice that in order that
we can say that in the history Of the Palais Royal
never have the sales deteriorated for month
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ST.
Nor SALE-AT BARGAIN-A FEW SLIGHT.
- ly damaged Saratoga Trunks and Satcheis Have
never been used
myl83m BECKERS l345 Pennsylvania ave
EOR sALE-BARGAINs-AT4 6S AND 400 ST
~ NV, PhaetOn Buggy Side Bar jump seat extern
sion top also Theays light wagons suitable for con
tractors butchers groceIs feed Dealers pisterers
other purposes, Also, carriages and horses of
all kinds for sale and hire on the best of terms
1ylO WI. L. GEYER q CO.
EOR SALE-FIFTY CARRIAGES. BUGGIEs
II Spring Wagons, stages and Spring Carts, old and
new, on monthly payments. Repairing. painting aud
trimming promptly attended TO. J. J. COOK. Bees
81, Georgetown jy7-lm+
nor SALE-SuN DIAL GAS COOKING STOVES
u Summer cooking with half the cost and none of
the trouble Of coal fires Open roeslers AMI perfect
DaknG ovens Gus hot water generators TO supply
water In pipes and avoid any Of range In summer
Agent-R o. CAMPBELL Plumber. ST. 10th ST.
NV. myU 3m
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-23

Colonel Chiiton Captures n Charm
ing Companion.


OF all the many Joyous things that
occur In the social world, nothing il
so pleasant to note aud so frcighted
with happiness to the contracting par
ties and good to the world, as the
union of two cultured, refined and
clean characterized lives in the holy
bonds of matrimony. a woman,
blessed with all noble qualities of
mind and heart, aud lowered with
that beauty which is seen only where
health and intellect hold sway, Joins
hand and heart with chiyalric and
high-miuded gentleman, aud together,
each fulfilling defect in each" they
will build new home altar out of the
crystal gems of truth, purity and iu-
telligence, cementing them well with
tenderness and perfect trust.
Such union, and freighted with
such promises M these, will take place
in the parlors of the new McClelland
this morning at o'clock, the high
contracting parties to which, are Miss
Leila q. Thornton, of Tyler, and Col
onel Frank b. Chiffon, of Marlin. The
gordian knot win be deity tied by
Rev. S. L. Morris, and after receiving
the hearty congratulations of their
friends present, the Justly happy pair
will depart for their future home In
Ma lin. The EXAMINER wishes..thc now
and well-capitatcd company all the
Joy and prosperity they are so Justly
entitled to,and hopes their future may
bc-''as II two-cclled heart beating in
one full strokc-liie."
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-23

The necessity for iirst-class milf.
merry department on a large scale, has
been long felt want in Waco, and
we should have answered the call be-
fore THIS, but knowing that a large
amount of space is required to carry
on the millinery business properly,
we decided 10 wait until our new
building was completed and reserve
the proper amount of room for il.
This we have done and about Scptcm-
Der 18th, we will open up with the
largest and best assorted stock of mil
linery ever shown in Waco. We have
experienced millinery buyers in the
market all the year around, which
will enable Ms TO show the very latest
novelties simultaneously with such
cities as New York, ST. Louis aud
Chicago. We shall give notice of ur
opening in he proper way when our
styles and prices will give general
satisfac ion aud the sending away
from home for stylish hat or bon
net will be thing OF the past.
Sanger Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-23

Hon j. }. swami Addresses the CHI
zens OF NcLennan county Mt
the Courthouse.

The courthouse was crowded last
night to hear the Hon. j. j. Swami, OF
Limestone county, on the subject OF
prohibition. Tho meeting was under
the auspices of the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance union, and fully one.
fourth of the audience was composed
of ladies. An organ was provided
aud music dispersed by singers from
different choirs. MIR. Swami is u msu
of pleasing and forcible address. aud
had the close attention of his large
audience. lie dwelt upon the fact
that : prohibition did prohibit in
Limestone county, and cited many in.
stances to prove that the same was the
case III other counties in Texas. lie
was frequently applauded, aud Il
highly complimentary reference 10
Senator Coke as democrat also clio
tied applause.
AT the conclusion of Mr.. Swami,
remarks, Colonel Ed. j. Gurlcy VA,
called for, and mounting the ros
trum, dwelt for few moments upon
the proposition that the law was in
tended to interfere with mems liber'
ties, when they ran contrary to the
common interest.
Mrs. K. ID. Musson. of the Woman''
Christian Temperance Union, then
assumed control of Affairs, and after
dwelling briefly upon the object aud
scope of the organization, announced
that election day had been set apart
as day of prayer by the ladies, and
that the basement of the Baptis
church had been selected as th,
place.
A prayer meeting was also an
nounced for s o'clock Friday evening
at No. lll3 Austin street.
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and such prescription shall not pro.
tect the seller; that no person shall be
permitted TO sell more than once upon
the same prescription"
II is candidly admitted that the OBJ.
lection If prohibition prevails, our
drug stores will become saloons, was
measurably true under the old law
but IL Is asserted that this is impossi.
BILE under the amended law. Now
il is not strange that DR.. Car
roll was mistaken as TO the
law, not being lawyer, nor that he
was misled, as three of his co-execu-
tive committee are lawyers. The
amended law quoted by him, Actin,
April, 1879 never had any force and
effect, but was neugatory from the be.
ginning. This is expressly decided
BY our court of appeals in the case OF
Robertson vs.. the state, Vol. IL. page
$50. No subsequent amendatory In
this regard has been enacted. So the
admitted error of the old law, which
transferred drinking from saloons TO
drug stores, still "neasurably" OBJ
tains. NJ. ID. HERRING.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-23

Peter Ross is coal black fellow
about 80 years of age and Is the pict.
ure of health. Had Peter taken adj
vantage of his health and worked in
stead OF handling other people seattle
he would not be behind the bars in
the Jail just now. For several months
past Peter has been living a, Lorona,
and was considered citizen of that
burg: the people were surprised YES
ted y when Deputy-Sherifi Dan Ford
arrested him. Peter is wanted in
l'astrop county for the theft of cattle
aud there are two charges against
him. One indictment was filed Feb
ruary Is, 1882. Ross acknowledged
that he had lived in Bastrop county at
the time the cattle were stolen, but he
did not steal them; II was another
fellow who did it. The sheriff OF
BaStrop county has been notified OF
the arrest, aud Mr.. Ford will get SlC
for his trouble.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-23
A Doctors wife.

HKR Husn,s M MAKES 4 confession.
DR. W. J. Gbbon, Of Clarendon, Arb, does
quite large p.srtice and stands high a. medi- Z
al gentleman. His wiie's lingering condition
bsCame SO we'll known. thai reporter aecosteJ
him on the streets Of Memphis, ono day, when
the following dialogue WA had:
"Docior. am glad to learn that your wife
has regAined her health after several years OF
misery and suiiering," ..
Eyes. sir. she is now Qaite restored to health
To the great SioniIhmsnt vi myself and all who
knew her"
=" liass you any objection To telling ne ihet
conaplain, and The remedy 20
None Ia the least. She lahored under Az
iliction pee liaT Ia the ser, attended with loss
happelte, tmitiatinn, prustration. impaired Sc
eretions, co d eSGemi,ies, Mysteries. sonstanl
headache. extreme Nervousness, and was bed,
ridden oNe three years. My skii md that OF
other physicians vas exhausted ard she was
given up To die. Some one mailed me .he Fornnulr
for DR. DromgOole's knglish Female Filters.
iprocIsd few bottles and placed hsf upon its
lSe. and ii cared heT Ike magic. 1t is won.
zrial medicine. and t4ks pleasure In recon.
.nending ii 10 all women who need a tone ot
female regulator" n
Sold by all dealers at 500 u sick, send for 4
IS cent bock fEsE
}. p. DRoMGooLH 3 CO.,
Louisville, Ny,
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AFTER DH. CARROLL.
Captain Herring shows some Law
Points on the question.

POINTS Oh tue Vuesuohs
To the Editorof the Examiner,
In DIR. CAROLS able argument in
favor OF local option, as delivered in
his sermon at the First Baptist church
in Waco Sunday night last, and
which has been adopted by the er-
ecutive committee of the prohibition
lists as a campaign document, occurs
the following: ~
SIXTH OBJECrioN.-"Ifp prohibition
prevails, our drug stores will become
saloons" Under the old law this
was measurably true, But TO show
how impossible this is under the
amended law, we quote the law as
amended; "NOr alcoholic stimulants
as medicines in cases OF actual sick
ness, when sold upon the written
prescription OF regular practicing
physician, certifying npon honor
that the same Is actually neces'
sessory ~ n medicine. That
he (the physiciau) has personally OK
amined the applicant; that any ply
siciau who.lines not follow his pro
fession exclusively or who is, in any
way directly or Indirectly, engaged
In the sails OF sllch stimulaAts for him
self or % an agent for others, or II
any way Interested in the sale thereo
shall not be authorized Ia give tn
description provided for in this acI