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points L had INTO me. ran back aud forward
10 and fro over me. and the new planets:
asteroids and satellites that ] saw would
light universe with all the glory OF . skasr
ingrink-
Ii suddenly occurred 10 me that II kept
on in this way I'd break the boys machine
l wondered why hadn't thought 81 y De-
fore. and when they got wheeloarrow ana
took me into the house and pumped milk
punches into me felt indeed that Il Was .
rrieyou< error. | estimated tie damage 70
myself and clothes NJ about three hundred
dollars, with eighteen lost chickens and two
paneS II glass as an Offset When ! ride
bicycle again Ii will be alone and with q
suit OF steel arnlor. padded inside and some
body to hold up the machine.-W. a. Nc
Doug1lL ia n. y. World
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ne salvssion q che ssrghsn Sugar II
oussPy.


dussFy.
WASHINGTON, u. c., October 3o.-The
experiments made b. he Commissioners
Of Agriculture in the applications oi dif-
fusion and carbonation % sorghum cane
q Ottawa, KaA. have been concluded.
Prof. B. W. wiley. who had charge Of
these experimeuts. has made MS preIimi-
nary report 70 The Commission1r, from
which the following facts are taken:
The yield Of sugar from the cane was
more than ninety mine per cent, only
twelve-hundredthB Of one per cent being
left IN the waste waters and exhausted
chips. The yield Of crude sugar Chat
70 = Il comes from the vscuum pan)
went q high - $50 pounds per
ton, fully double that q he ordinary
methods. Ths process q carbonatiou,
that % adding large excess Of lime 20
the Juice, and then precipitatsng II with
car6olic acid, We completely successful.
The product was lighter Of color and
more palatable than that Of the usual
method Of defecation, and the saving II
ocums By this method % estimated 20 Be
| C least ten Per cent The difficulties
| encountered were entirely o. . mechau.
| zeal nature, ana are easily overcome.
1 The proprietors Of the Frankiin sugar
| worEs, - Ottawa, Kansas, where these
| experiments were made. are very 60
| thusiastic over the outcome Of che e.
periments. snd express the belief thai
lhey viii prove the salvatloa q III
sorghum sugar industry-
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FOR OUR YOUNG READERS.
a LITTLE GIRL.

when ma.rGk uas lttt.c girl
sur "a they kay "a mel.
She never used 10 romp and run.
Nor shout and rcream with noisy fun.
Nor climb an aFple-trcc.
She nlway@ kept her hair IN curl
when mamma was little sitL
when mamma was = lietIc Rtrs
~ seems to Acr. you sec.
She never used 10 tumble down.
Nor break her doll. nor tear her Rown.
Nor drink her papa's tca.
She learned 20 knit plain. "scam' ana
when mamma Was little slrl.
Hut grandma says--it must he true
How fast the seasons or ~ wuirii
Your mamma. dear. WAS Just he you,
when she WAS grandma little girl
-6roc< y. Cooliio<. tn 81 N'cholne-
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THOSE CLEVER GREEKS.

mow Thsy Msssged n Their Architsctare
% Countsrset : Natural Faalt % ths
Eye.
II you turn book upside down and
look a the letters, every will seem
much smaller u the bottom than at the
top. although, when the book y prop
erly held. both halves appear the same
size to the eye.
The upper part Of The type that prints
the letter . i made smaller than the
lower half 70 correct the fault Of the
eye. which always slightly cxaggcrates
the former. When the letter j. turned
over. this same trick Of the sight makes
the difference seem greater than Il real-
" =; and. Of course. were u Of the
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CINCINNATI, O.. October ls.-Barnsy
westphalen, ! laborsr. has Of late been
abusing his wife most shamefolly. Last
night hs brutal treatmes: wss even
worse tnan usual, and this morning vii.
messed : renewal Of biz cowardly -
saults. He left for work threatening %
repeat the treatment when be returned.
Fearing the execution Of his threats. ~
wife, driven 70 desperation, hurled their
swo.year-old child from the upper stosy
Of their house 70 the ground, and leaped
after II herself. Both are in : dangerous
condition. The husbapA viii BE- arrested.
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with one foot ON the step and the other on
the ground Everybody laughed again. and
got into the scat BY sudden spring.
taking e unawares. and struck the
pedal just right and away l vent
breaking q suspendcr In my hurry. They
al applauded on the porch and turned
and smiled shouldn't have done L. foe
il seemed 10 me that Al thar moment Kan
SIS cyclone got tangled up with the ma
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familiar win n eccentric notion ioa
and seized & firmly, vahlted
into the saddle and went clean over on
my head. while the bicycle just stood
SIN and leercd q me. ought % mention
that exercise Of this sort i apt 70 b.
fatiguing. l experienced tired sort OF
sensation. but knew that Il was % be eN-
time al o. the inhabitants % Long Branch
were congrexatsd In the gigantic crowd
and watched me with fearful interest
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A Railroad Conductor came to . Passen
ger who had Neither Money nor Tickets.
and Angrily Exclaimed:
do you Expect this Road Carries Pas
sengers for Nothing"
Alas! but have been Deceived on 80
Many Expectations that long ago Ceased
70 Expect Anything replied the Impecun-
iOux
s-Such men - you should Be in the Poor
houser'
.Your Observation b not only True, /"
candy replied the d. b. 4and quite Agree
with you ] am on my way there now,
and / Beg Of you 70 drop me It the Next
Crossing!'
Which seems to Prove that Railroad
Companies do not Employ Conductors -
Philosophers ~ y. SUM
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mounted on . thin
streak Of steel Al
most invisible AZ times
and an expression Of
determination on his
face. mingled with 4
consciousness Of what
people are saying
about him Is he passes.
the fat man should on
principle steer Clear OF
the bicycle; the tricy-
Gle i much better
adapted 70 his shape
and gives . finer
effect in the eyes 81
the brholder< During
4 varied and checkered
career 1 have been
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AT music teachers meeting ono
level headed man suggested that pu-
pills should use. at least for the mere
finger practice, dumb piano. Next
to the blessed memory Of tho man who
first invented sleep would be he who
should Introduce q dumb piano. Then
II 10 would force steamboat men and
railway companies % use dumb steam
whistles. and apply the same principle
10 tecthing babies life would again -
quite worth living A. Chicago Tribune.
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chine and u Stocd up
and kicked. whirled
around on It's hind
legs a. II were and
then tainted away UNI
der me. and when ]
struck the ground =
got on top Of me.
jabbei all the sharp
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4 TERRIBLE SMASH

Three TRAINS In : Promscuou~ Wreck on
the Pennsylvania RsElrssd-Four Persons
Known to Have Been Killed aui Others
wounded Fears That Other Victims
Are In tine Debris
NEW York. October is.-A disastrous
accident occurred Last ni zht on the Penn
syivania Railroad JUS west Of the Hack
ensack Bridge An emigrant train.
which left Jersey CITY at 7:45 o'clock,
was ran into By the southern Express
train, which left the station at sos.
knocking four cars OF the latter across
the track Of the Lehish Valley Road
Shortly afterwards . Lehiyh Valley
train, eastward bound, came numbering
along aud dashed into The wreck.
The wreck 10 the most friehtfu
one on The road 10 years
Four persons are known 20 be killed
and three wounded, but itis believed that
there are other dead bodies under the
debris Information 81 the accident was
teiegraphed to Jersey City. and several
physicians were summone1 and sent %
ibe wreck The bodies Of two women 4
bov and man we're recovered The ma
and one Of the women we're decapitsted.
Their names could not be ascertained
All the killed and wounded except ON
were on the emigraut train
THE WOUNDED AND KILLED
Among the killed and wounded were
Eulina Arneas, Norwegian. aged thirty
ave years; MarInus Klinxer, Norxe1ian
aged eighteen; Christmas Roisted, Nor
w-cian, thirty years Of age.
Stuart Bowers, nreman Of the Lehigl
Valley train. aged thirty wears.
Louis UDruroth. conductor Of the emil
grant tran. right arm broken.
An unknown Norwegian woman an
baby; the woman 70 badly hrrt about Il
head and body; the baby has both LEG
and one arm broken.
Owen Halle, engineer Of the Lehig
VALLEY train, was taken 20 Newark. In
extent Of his iriuries has not bee
learned. AZ far q learned none Of %
passengers on the western EXPIRES
were seriously injured. The p
senRers on the Lehigh w
lev train were brought 70 j.
sey City on : relief train sent - q
scene. At midnight the log Wa still pr
vailing on the meadows. and it ID tears
Others will be found beneath the debrl
The full extent Of the disaster Will o
De known until morning.
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4 wasn't satisfied.
though. / felt that
something Was needed
sympathy. applause.
soap IiniinenL %
something. IL seemed
ridiculous ton that l
couldn't manage this
thing. The idea u .
man who could write
. check tor . hundred
thousand not being
able % ride : bicycle |.
So I chased the ma
chine mouFnfully up
. 4 -
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swho b thst old duffery' asked the new
grocery-man Of the mIIk-man. as we'll
dressed man went BY.
why, he's one Of orr most trusted ~
lzens." was the eloquent reply.
Elbow do you make that out? He haA
been owing me . bill ever since came
here
That's just how w make Il out
laughed the milk man glecfulIy, and the
groceryman scratched his head till ne
caught On. Merchant Trureler.
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Your Persons Cr~m.t~d In : Burains
BnildIns IN Chicago.
CHICAGO, III, October ia terrible
and quick spsesdinz-o Ore broke out 10 The
one-story and . half brick cotts=e. s6
Vernon Park Place. occupied BY w. 3
Bates, about sIx o'clock this morning. in
which four persons we're burned %
death The family consisted Of ave per-
sons and servant girl. and all but two
met most horrible deaths AD.aiarm was
sounded from the corner Of Manchester
Place and LOOMS street. 81 6s25 . m.
and when the bremen arrived on the
scene the house was IN = blaze. Mr..
Bates was found in the alley q the side
Of the house, suffering from severe
bruises, but able 70 tel! the story
OF ihe catastrophe wringing his hands
in agony over the loss Of his family. and
suffering keenly from his severe hurts.
be said that 1t six O'Clock this mornins
the servant gir. started Ore IN the ki.ch
en-, aud went ont doors leaving the door
open. She returned Z moment later and
found the kitchen in 4 blaze. The girl
ran away screaming with fri.ht, and
Mr. Bates was aroused. He rushed into
the kitchen and tried to exiting uish the
flames with . hydrant hose Not sue
ceeding. he rushed ont and turned IN ~
alarm The flremen soon succeeded IN
putting out the firc, nut the entire in
Ierior Of the house was custed- vher
the iremen entered the house they founs
The charred remains Of the entire famisy
with the exception ri Mr.. Bates The!
~.~.. NJ Marw Rates AGED thirty
Eve; John Bates aged i've; Eddie Bates
aged three: Mrs. DresIson, aged seven
u, mother Of Mrs. Bates
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Her l.awyer--ls T. = bid sessment
since they have wstered the stock.
she Yes. but II seems cruel not 70.
Er-not to--whaty'
/" Not % water the poor thingS and II
such weather - thi& particularly" -Loa
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"A California farmer keeps five hum
drcd hens which he houses In coops
built on wheels, 20 that he can move
them about his fields Of wheat stubblA
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m iDuteS When l
crawIed out Of Tie
wreck the people on
the porch were con-
vuiscd recog-
nixcd some u the
humorous features
,of the thing myself,
but ldidn't say any
thing abOuf Il but
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70 see me do il and they al seemed
pleased They probably thought was go
ing to break my neck I put my foot on
the step. or tried 70. but the step was about
nine-tenths smaller than the sole Of my
shoe and only got my toes on Il and then
the fun begzn-for the people on the
piazza didn't Sc anything funny my
self. for the thing tried 20 get away from
me Is strove 10 get on IL g the right time.
and chased II about hundred feet before
] was satisfied that something Was wrong
about il You have 70 push it little till
the pedal comes round, then gracefully
slide I'd into the saddle and LET out with
both feet. and there you are The boy
showed me again This time thought IL
only needed confidence 1 knew that II
once got into the saddle could 90 u alone.
So boldly pushed Of and jumped into
the seat. struck out and awcy went
TO the delight Of my audience
We went the bicycle and myself.
peaceably together for shout ten feet
and then it commenced 70 riggle and BE-
fore could realize Il Was hurled side
ways against the chicken-coop which was
wrecked instantly, and the air was full Of
bicycle. oaths and poultry for about five
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1t was led forth and 4
was shown b. the boy
how 70 mount II. IL
looked easy. too Then
everybody in the house
came out and many
or the neighb0rs also,
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THE BICYCLE

Disastrous Adventures with the
Untamablo Machine.
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Mu0u Oh
. sm Doth
country road
we Sc . BIZ
cycle sliding
past Is noise
lessIy IS the
night falls Or
the swallow
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From the 'at'ersy'lle! ("al Advertiser
- iioi Z Iol'ihii''' l'ot 'h"h ll' RUINS
VI op"pcI lIou "orhs ohuno' De
Io'n" III uc9rglA' Hrt"' rocks Ilse
~ III tussu" 'aIiucuI: u'hrIn on
thc'r sues clni'lprIIIg vines an" H.
Pc"iuS OCT icS' w" muses. are
oI"'no1lhS mo run" H'u VccS are
gro" lnR through IccaH M Hoors'
an ahcI1h, '''i'I s'ah"S on 'ue river :
onnh anu we ~A.er Pors oouHul"R
ohrr t'iG oiu ron lh'ii' - u l'arc
"nVIc CIV i'lN"''"' "n" 'hc "u'Y mum
vi iliAcninerY auu VI hulIlhn NoiCc mas
sNen P'ace "s"lh 10 nh,uIr' T"l up
.'c illouii'"l"IsI"o - lINlu Pi"'enu'
"h"re once INcu' III iuuo Iu'N
mousse an carry pioneer 1t l. wiz
hi"Ch uIilGuIN ,uh' 'lc li"cc II I'H'h-
ed nut Wheh there the scene that
meets the eye Is grand ana Plrturt'-
que beEohd description " Sit mere
ahh "stch AN autumn sunset Is
DETER man 10 nr III ihe 'lhe-ciAu mus
oil iA'lE. Lo"klhR ont from under
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Tup recent n.r4rc of Narucl fran
.,ta tI.I.L.-o. i,,I ybilait 4. mo- re-
.H,.,io,,. urou ~i.,i,I R,i.a. We mn.
.I.--,,,t if ceu- uf,llic attention
.a..tp .,n ,l,e vat number of n.rsr..
from .,p-tnt, which are made in Try.
81. aud al-o.,o ,be otborycry uucom-
for,s},lo t,., u,at few men having a
considerable. .u,r. Of rpon.,, orr cvnr
branch, ,,i+.ti.s. all A.D,r or-
,o,,,re ,,.,,r.p, .Io.t l. convent
,,,r,. .sY,,, ~. ,,irc. ..,g. .out. oftiy ar
81 holt drVn The mos, db,bolic,l
,.,..,,. ,,...- .ou,u,it,.d bv wanna Var
pcl u,ba. .nnupcd hi, finger. at
tn, ,,rc- mIi, in nlIne.t perfect. ,4curi.
iy ba. revisited enJ oven -hnlowcd
/ .haunt- Ia. once troou.ntrd -incc he
won, fortb with the mark of Csin ON
I'M. hrow. Ever, effort we. made to
c,,,nrc him Nancy wa. frcrly
.ncp, rthi- pu,.nn.c tie is cauoht
returned TO thc. scene of his crime
ond sc, h. .,ot. off il onun md nm.
I,-. he .,,ur ITO hmm unfortunate
accident Tcya.. or at least I'm coun-
n ba. seen the Inst of him. perhnp.
bob,d concluded to stand his trial
and get "A LEGAL vindlcation as so
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17

We cannot see the diilcrc cc be-
tween saying n man shall not sell
whisky, by law, and saying he shall
not drink. Can Mr. speaker Foster
explain the matter? 1t is NIL very well
to shy that local option does not pre-
vent man from drink ng what he
plcnscs, when local option puts it out
of his power to procure what he
pleascs, and if it don't do that, of
whit use is III
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17

BLACKBOARD sheet such A. the Crsw
ford Monitor, which represents moth
ing but its own supreme littlcnes-
and dirtines-. II the Times is angry
with the EXAMlNEK and wants a fight
let it come out on it, issue aud We
will meet it like mau. but for Cod
sake give Us something We can toucl
without deiicment. The Monitor i
too moan
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17

REAL, genuine success, properly
based and fairly won, is always Il test
OF merit, but men often grow rich bl
dishonest means, and the pcnitcutiarl
and not a palace should be their pIac,
of residence. Success, SO won, has n,
merit in it, and is not entitled to aul
consideration W hMlcNer.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17

We give the following as matter
of justice, with regret that We should
have fallen into the error. our cor
respondent at Warren simply sent the
matter TO both papers:
The WACO EXAMINER does the
Gazettee Injustice. That commuuica-
ton was sent us by our correspondent
at Warren. Had it been printed a-
soon as received the article would
have appeared on Sunday, the day
before. When the Gazette steals, il
purloins from outside sources not
from fellow IeXaps.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17

GENERAL w. l.. CABFtL. marshal OF
north Texas, is in the city in attend
ance upon the United States circuit
court. General C., "Old Tige." was a
devoted soldier during the war. Since
its close he has lived in Dallas, and
hs, been mayor of that city for many
terms. lie isa gentleman every way
worthy of the confidence OF the gov
eminent. We warmly commend him
] 10 the GOOD neonle of Woo.
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Gnrmn,Ics nIh sMcclncnrt.

From the London Truth
Nil, forlc-ctc would beat present
the fashionable attraction i'm the pro-
Ninc"-. where She j, making n theatre
cal tour. Not only j. there a rush to
take seats whenever her performances
are announced. but there are crowds
outside the thcatcr to catch glimpse
of her
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17

The Marlin BAH sizes up the two
farmers who are running for Cover
nor very neatly. 1t says that Whilc
Swain sat in his law office and fnrncd.
Ros, made full hand in the field.
That represents the difference, to It
dot
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17

From the Atlanta Constitution.
While sherman wa, slanderiug the
Democrats of Mississippi yesterday ,
in his Pctcrsburgc speech, the negroes
of Mississippi were receiving pre-
mium7 from the hands of Democratic
Judges tor their proficiency in school,
farm aud handiWork.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17

TuE time is coming when Texas
land titles are goingto give us no end
ottroublc. If II were only possible
To do something to clear them up, it
ought TO be done, and done without
delay.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17

Fox I'm intensely prohibition or
gau, rs it is, the Tyler Democrat aud
Reporter, is too glib with the words
straight sugar in it," etc. to b,
rnlirrIN nhOYc nmsniclOn.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17

From the Philadelphia Nvws.
Dr. Curry'S hrothcr-im-'aw, Calder
ON Carlisle, happen, to bc the attor-
ney in Washington of the Spanish
government. II Is hoped that the
barri-tcr's cIoqucnce may ctlacc Cur
rl : "cannibali-tic" flavor at the Ro-
mau Catholic cour. at Madrid.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17

THE weekly EXAMINER this week
will be an exceptionally good mum
her. You ought to send it to your
friend i'll the old states. only Hl.5t
per wear.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17

THE full effects Of the magnificent
crop we have gathered the past seas
on will be felt next summer. We
look for most prosperous and sat
isfactory business season.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17

The crisp cold mornings aud the
subsequent warm sun-shiuy day,
makes the weather, now. simply glo-
rious. 1t is now Il deprivation, sure
enough, To be sick,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17

An able article in the New \ ork
Star i - terrible arraignmcnt OF IA,
clerical Lothario of Boston, who,c
dirty case has been dragging its weary
length through.the papers for a month
past. Governor Dorsheimcr, the cdi.
tor believes in personal purity, aud,
like the good democrat that he is,
hates Shiny hypocrite.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17

A GATHERING dry goods palace is
that of Sanger Bros. Waco. They
always manage to lead IN MI lines
There is not another such a store in
Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17

The dead actor Mccullough is re-
ceiying many touching notices from
the papers of eXas. lie wa. - great
tayoriie here.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17

SINCE Hills interview the number
of men who rate Cleveland rs n safe
man for reelection is rapidly grow
ing very decidedly smaller.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17

THE Lagrange journal lisa welcome
visitor TO this office. ils one OF our
best exchanges
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17

WHEAT puts many dollar in the
pockets of a wise Texas farmer, which
would not find its way there other
wise
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17

THE dcngue is letting up. The
frost and the need of new material
are the best known cause, Of the i'm.
proVcmcnt.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17

The excellent business prospects
have spoken many new papers into
existence during the last six months.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17

WACO viii not lag behind in rcliet
for Galveston. She viii do all that
may be done, and all that duty re-
quires.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17

ADVERTISERS will do well to note
the rapidly extending circulation OF
the weekly.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17

THE federal court, now in session
here, will have some interesting cases
before ii during the term.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17
FoRrY THOUSAND bales.

The Statesman takes a brief but
touching leave OF the dcnguc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17

THE Tyler Courier is true blue TO
the core. II is a most excellent week
~ paper.
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