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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-03


Hardly an ocean steamer reaches New York
nom Europe that does not report a thrilling ex-
perience with icebergs, which appear to be un-
usually plentiful and large this year. Most of
the vessels record a very narrow miss, and occa-
sionally slight collision is acknowledged,
when the shock has been so great as to arouse
and alarm passengers. Considering the dangers
from this cause, 1t is strange that masters ofthe
fast steamers crossing the Atlantic do not go far
enough south to avoid the immense masses of
Ice which are known to be released from the
arctic regions at this season. This however,
they do not seem willing to do, and some of
them, 1t is said, run at full speed very nearly
at the highest rate, while crossing fields that
are hardly ever free from peril preferring to
make quick passage for record, no matter
how great the risk to life and property may be.
By and by VESSEL will be lost from this cause
with all on board, and then there will be great
outcry against such criminal recklessness; but,
as usual, IL will be too late. The way to stop
the dangerous practice is to indict in advance
the officers of vessel against whom a clear
case of fast running through the ice fields can
be established. One would think vigilant and
faithful district attorney might be able, if so
disposed, to find a law that will meet the case.
Laws intended to prevent murder ought to be
enforced, as well as those providing for punish
ment after a crime has been committed.
Secretary Manning is said to be in favor of inn
proving the appearance of the paper currency
of the country. There is undoubtedly room for
Improvement in that direction, but the point to
which those in authority should give their at
tention is our metal coinage. Artistically con-
sidered, it will not compare favorably with that
of any other country making pretensions to
taste, while some of the devices-that represent
Ing the eagle on the new silver dollar for ex.
ample,-are just about as bad as can we'll be
conceived. Another point needing official &C
ton Is that of issuing uniform token to repre-
sent the same value. The present variety of
coins standing for one, three and five cents, re-
spectively, is annoying to nearly every one not
accustomed to handling money, and confusing
tomany particularly to strangers in the country.
The odd pieces should be gathered in and
melted up as speedily possible, and single
device adopted for each value.
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TyHE CELLULOID TRUsA.
Il That never breaka. never yyearn ont nlWnSy
clean. ana can be worn while bathing.
~ Tor sale - CHAG FISHERS
623 It'll street northwest
Mrs FISHER devotss her attention % the wsntsos
lazy SeStouA mi
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WANTED-HELP

"ANTED-Two GOOD SLEEVE HANDS ONE
w who an make coat sleeves and do fancy braidng
Apply 1928 Pennsylvania ave NV 1t
WAANTED-Two WHITE Girls. ONE AS
assist in dining at sos st. NV Good wages Its
WANTED-A CHILD's NURSE. EXPERT
s with fsed
w Also. . good Waiter: Apply at 12i6 Pennsslya:
"ANTED-A GOOD RESTAURANT COOK,
w lfor orders) Apply to JoHNsoN's corner 18th
and E SITS NV. 1t
WAASsITaEE!D .1 Two ESIT scABNET
1ith and SITS NV. o1' ie eS. se'
"ANTED AN OUTSIDE SALESMAN FOR
for ss IN 5sds ss9S
Star office je3-w&s,2t*
"ANTED-A GENTLEMAN AS CLERK IN 4
In M aDcs Of
salary 80 per week. Address, with references &c,
WANTED-ONE GOOD RESTAURANT COOK
zpps JOHN 5Ss%
WANTED-A FIRsT-cLAss CoLoRED COOK.
COED %s wages none but professionals need apply;
1ITANTED-A FTRsT-CLAss COOK. WASHER
and ir9ner; good references required Apply at
WANTED-RESPECTABL CoL0RED GIRL.
at 500 18th ST. NV. je2-2t*
"ANTED-A WHITE GIRL To HELP IN
w kitchen and do general house work; references
required. Apply at ZIG Sta st. NV. je2-3t*
WANTED-A YOUNG LADY TO STAND IN A
w florist store. Address, in own hand writing, F.
" A. Star office je2-2ts
"ANTED-A RELIABLE NURSE GIRL: REF
w srences required. Address P. W. F., Star Office
WANTED - IMMEDIATELY - MIDDLE
w aged French woman as childs nurse; must be a
good Seamstress willing to travel references required
Apply between IL and 2, 1341 New Hampshire ave.
"ANTED-A REGISTERED PHARMACIST:
w must have good references. Address DRUG
GIST. Star office. je1-3s*
"ANTED-A WHITE GIRL TO COOK AND
w General HousewOrk; no washing ironing.
Call at GO H st. between 9th andi7th SITS jeIt
ED-IMMEDIATELY-AT 1927 JET
w terson Place White Cook; references required.
je1-3t
YNANTED-A SALESMAN WHO THOROUGH
w ly understands the wholesale and retail grocery
business. Good reference required to ability and
experience. Address GROCER star office. je1-3t*
WTANTED-WHTTE AND COLORED WOMEN
w Cooks, $40 to $50; chambermaids, nurses, gen.
eral workers, scrub and kitchen girls, men cooks.
S. A. COOMBS. Employment Bureau, 926 st. n.
w. my1S-3w*
"ANTED-LADIES AND YOUNG Girls IN
W. city or country distance no obect, to work for
at their homes The business Is something entirely
new and easily learned. Good salary. We have large
orders and take all you make. No canvassing or
EATON, New England Trading Co., Boston, Mass.
Box 5153. mySL1m*
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ENOR SALE-OUTFIT FOR SNAIL SPACE
weekly, complete except press and composing
STANDS. bargain for c0mpOsitor who will work
LNOR SALE-FOR CASH ONLY, THE WHOLE
sale and Retail Wine and Liquor Store. 1872 Penn
6ylVan1a ave nile
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VNoR SAI.E-BY PARTY LEAVING TOWN A
y magnificent Upright Piano, ia octaves Cover and
stool ncluded This l. n first-class Instrument and
will be sold at sacrifice immediate purchaser
Can be seen az io1 I'd NV ny2l-lm
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EOR RENT.HousES.
II Per Month.
203I I NV, 13rs....S52.5O
lOl7 II NV, Tors. 5000
l42O SD n.w., 6rs.. DO. GU
ga Goth NV, Srs. $500
3vl 13i2 NV, 9rs. 80 on
GLIB 18th NV, 5rs-...30.2 Is
466 Z st. NV, 15rs. 5000
1907, 1909, 17l1 Sth25.OO
STORES.
Per Month.
029 La. av. n.w.-..-SS5.OO
OZ1 La. av. on
312 9Th st. n.w..........5.0u
The above is only a sma.
books. For full list call at
the LIST and 18th
lea
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TOR SALE-THE BEAUTIFUL AND NON-EX-
Il plosive Mason Electric (oil) Lamps, 90 candle
power. Never break smoke chirnneys Prices
very low. Agents wanted everywhere. go4 Pa ave.
NV apl6-2m
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Per Month.
1906 NV, .rs-...S25.o0
rs 18th NV. 2rs-..-2S.e0
1uS u st. NV, 6rs---.25.Up
1S4l 18th Nv, 6rs.25.@
1915 ID st. NV. SrS.. .23.O0
4o6 p 81. NV. 5rS-...20.N
1916 9TH st. NV, 3rs.20.a0
1927 18th NV. 6rs-20.00
OFFICES.
! Per Month,
RIM B 9th & Pa. av. $1,000
RIM 30 Gunton dg-lO.OO
RIM "a Gunton Bdg... 100
portion of property on my
Office for bulletin, issued on
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NOR SALE-SCN DIAL GAS COOKING STOVES
- Summer cooking with half the cost and none of
the trouble of coal fires Open and perfect
baking ovens. Gas hot water generators SUPPLY hot
water In pipes and avoid any of range In summer
Agent-R q. CAMPBELL, Plumber. 5l9 10th ST.
NV. myt;-3u
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STAR PARK. lso6 New York ave.

INOR SALE-RoYAL SALVO TRICYCLE. $50 5fL
IL Inch Racer Bicycle Cd Yale Sto; So Harvard good
as new. 500 Jo-lnch Hopper, sou; 52-inch shadow
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

NOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE, ELEVEN
Il rooms delightfully."- located on Vermont avenue for
foar months: very low rent to a careful tenant Ad
dress r. s, star Office. Its
NOR RENT-StX-ROOM HOUSE, NICELY FUR
Il nshed and delightful location. for che summer
months low to responsible parties 1889 Corcoran
st. jessie
LNOR RENT-HOCSE 81 ST. NV: ROOMS;
H nearly new: modern improvements; SIG per
month. Inquire Of w. {. JOHNSON, 71S 18th St
NV. jeS-1m
E>OR RENT-THE THREE STORY AND BASE
II ment brick dwelling ia 18th st. N. w. II has
hall, hot and cold water, gas, etc. Inquire prem
iSeS ju:}-3ts. 4
NOR RENT-TO A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE
II party without children, a nicely furnished House
for the summer months, for board of owner Ad
dress J. c. N, Star office. les 3tA
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LNOR SALE-Ar MY STABLE, loo. 3lST ST.
Il West Washington five Horses. heavy draft young
and sound. Also. four draft mules. LEWIS ]. COL
LlNS, proprietor. myo3-lo
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M CUNNINGHAM, Halter.
Ms Genflemens straw Hats Bleached and Trim
med Also light colored Stir Hats Cleaned and Trim
med III northwest uy6
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y Wagon Team or Express Harness made 10 order
for So, will sell for much less. set Imported
English Cab Harness BECKER'S. l345 Penn. ave
myl3-Sm
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ENoR sALE-Two MAGNIFICENT TRIPLE
strung Upright good as new. and three fine square
Pianos, al great sacrifice for cash. terms
at g. l. WILD d BROS. piano ware rooms, 700 eth
81. apor4iws
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WALKERS, 2O4 10TH ST. N. W.-cARRON-
w fzed Moth Proof Paper, &c per yard Whtewash
Brushes cheap Charcoal Pitch Fire Ciag and Brick.
Lime CemepIs Platter 90 ADS
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/ INoR SAf.E-A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY II
- offered 10 buy an elegant new Cabinet Upright
PIANO Tor only 500 with 500 cash dow n and $40
! per month. Has been used but seven months and
/ nicely cared for. Tone is rich and brilliant. Fully
warralt.. owner leaving city by the 10th. Call AZ
/ once at the HEINEkAMP wARFRoOMS
! le2 and PIANO ENCHA NGE, !22 9Th 81.
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y<NoR sAlE-l PARLoR ORGAN. S35: L sMrTE
= organ SO; Schoninger Organ. four reeds
si4; lprixht Piano. S4S; Trple-strung Upright
oNerstrnng bass, Sl35. HUGO MURCH 4 90, Mu-
sic Dealers, 80 9Th 81 Pianos and Organs for rent
Agents for tie Sohmer Planes my:SoLows
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WANTED--ROOMS.

VXTANTED-A DEPARTMENT CLERK WIFE,
w and little girl two old. want two nice COM
municating Rooms. for light housekeeping. Gas and
water same floor. Either furnished or not. Ad-
dress CLEANLIN ESS Star office. 1t
VVANTED-IMMED IATELY, A LARGE FRONT
w Room. unfurnished southern exposure; also
adjoining hall room, two small. airy rooms Refer
ences. Address Box 126 Star Office. ju2-3t*
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GNOR SALE-ENCYCLOPFD IAS; THE AMERI-
II can lAppletonsl. All the volumes delivered by
paying the price of one volume monthly Address
Box 80 Star Office aplS-1m
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES.

nor SALE-THE ELEGANT RESIDENCE OF
Il the late r. h. Elliot at Ifyatssvie. Md The house
contains L rooms with modern Improvements, and
Is within two minutes walk TO the railroad station
The property contains about four OF land artist
cal!y laid ont with fine orchard ia high state Of
cultivation. The house carefully built and hand
sofnely finished. and commands a fine view of he
surrounding country. Apply to CHAS. A. ELLIOT.
4USi 9Th
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FoRT sALE. 80
WM kNABE Il CO. PIANO Sl.5
One superb Hordman Piano. modern imps SlOO
Nearly new upright SlI5
Good . octave Piano, $50.
Piano tor beginner s25
These Pianos are worth double the money,
On sale al the EXCHANGE BANK
my30-;'m oil u strao.
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INOR SALE-50 INCH BRITISH CHALLENGE
i nearly new; 81 star. SO TrcvcltS. So and Sa5
CAPITOL CYCLE CO., New York ave. ana lsth 81
tad
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LNoR SAL F. LANDAUS LANDAULETTt y,
II Coupes Village and Road Carts. Phatons. Cabro.
lets Carts. Surveys. large variety OF Jump scale
and BuggieS, &C. &c. Also. large variety second
hand work AT bargains several Horses. ct bow NJ
Nfl'S. 1920 10 1924 l. ST. NV. 4. SWIM hire for
the season and monthly. je:s-lmr
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II Very desirable threestory and basement Brick
residence, l.oo y st n. W. Scott Circle; IL
rooms all modern Improvements: price, Sl3.ooo.
je33t aI6 r st.nw
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E>oR SALE-A NICE LITTLE FARM OF SIXTY
4 Acres; frame House Of six rooms, and out-build-
ings choice fruit and fine garden; 80 acres in high
Montgomery county Farm containing 46S acres Of
same county. Terms easy. Address T. e. PETER,
Rockv1lle, Maryland. my23-s&w2m
On ACRES IN D. G., FOUR MILES FROM
~ city. by B. d O. r. r.. and good pike all i'm
provements for country place. Call or address GEO.
T. MITCHELL, $40 n. Y ave- NV. myl4-2aw1ms
CoUNTRY BARNS FOR sALE-sIxTY ACRES,
~ cieared with large apple and peach orchard: fine
spring Wen OF water; house, outbuildingy seven miles
nom CITY on good rOad small cash payment balance
on time Apply Or address GEORGE Z. MITCHELL,
S10 New York ave. NV. mylA- 2aw1ms
EAoR sALE-A DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE IN
4 Front Royal. We; Cottage nine rooms. modern Inn
p , lot carriage bonse stable wood
good fencing, ornamental iron fencetn front, house
new and In perfect ORDER well in yard: free stone
mountain water: fine cellar under house photographs
Real ESTATE Hroker. 034 F St, Rooms and 9. Wash
ineton. u. z my7-1m
EOR SALE-yALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT IN
Hyattsvtlle Nd: hne dwelling; rooms lot lao by
X4O ret; nands0mely and conveniently located nne
getden nun, ornamental trees and water. Address
MARION DUCKETT. Attorney at-Iaw. R1adensburg.
MO my4-lm
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NOR SALE-ONE FINE BAY HORSE. Bf1'wFFN
Il six ard seven years old: sound and good worker
IN all harness; price sou Cau be stable i'm
OF honse soutlMt.t cor of I'd and { ~ ie2 sta
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LNoR SALE OR RENT-BEAUTIFUL NEW 3
4 story double brick House, Sth and i sts 5 ".
Facing smithsonian grounds For terms &c, apply Il
b. II. WARNER 9l6 st. NV. jeS-;St
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

NOR REET-OFFICE ROOMS, SINGLE AND
IL en- suite. in building 1915 ST. All just fitted
manufacturing purposes for printing Office, in
rear of above building with Office fronting on st.
For particulars apply to FRANCIS B. MOHUN, 1881
r It. NV. my3O-7t
LNOR REKT-OFFICE ROOMS ON FIRST, SEC
Il ond and third floor, suitable for lawyers claim
agents. They convenient to all departments: at
l4l3 G street. near the Treasury Dept. myS-1m
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| L>oR SALE 20 NEW DAYTON WAGONS
u cheapest in the city We build TO order 3 spring
Wagons, and all classes of work monthly paw
ments PEARCE & MERIT. l34S High 81, West
1 washington. nlh3O lows
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THOS. E. wAGGAMAN.

HOFFMAN.
Rst. n. 18th, IL rs. .f...-S1OO
Thomas Cir. Tor, fur. i 90
1915 Pa. av., 1lr.....S3. 80
1859 p st. NV, llr-..S3.3j;
iCorcoran st., n. l4lh, f....Su
1926 14th ST., Tor. 81
923 IL ST. n.w...............eu
; street nj. 18th, 6r. .f......1u
1ilS y street NV. r-S5
lU11 l2thstreet n.w..-..6j
l4lS ] 81. NV. fat. .....5.5
2lst. near III St. flur-....5tl
2I0 9th street. Srs. 80
120 18th street, ilat......5D
I20 18th St. Or. fiat. ~
522 ID St. 10 rs.............JU
1890 p street store.
Lincoln avenue. 9r......40
42O 9th street NV.
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II SMALL HOUSES.
Payment received In monthly instruments
JOHN SHERMAN & CO.,


L>OR SALE-.09 G ST. NV. TWELVE ROOMS
II and cellar all modern improvements faces opeI
park For inspection and terms call after 1 p.m OIL
lplA
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NOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE-A SPLENDID
4 opportunity for any desiring to "A beau
tlful and frst-cass residence, with all modern inn
prosenehts IN elegant condition and good location;
large stable in rear Having purchased the premises
lately occupied by Secretary Teller. offer for sale
exchange for smaller prop riy my residence, 1913 NJ
st NV. Apply at Central National Bank. from 8 to
8 O'Clock. or at 1913 NJ ST., after $50 p.
mylS2m SAMUEL NORMENT.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-09

a few DAYS lint when a fellow has ia
sta, ont M NIGHTS like last niuhi. ih,u
II +. mot .n worry funny
Mr.. sam Mhn.r, and the E\A,i<tu
Iruurtcr made "A count AT the iail ,r.
tcfda, and found that thcrr Nrr inst
tort\ live prisoners confined thrr,
sixteen of this number are con, ictcd
and with the nine traiup. vho. viii hr
disposed of yer, soon. thi. will lpayo
only iwruu tbrrr.u r.,pectsl,Ir u,,m.
Der "a. soon 81, th. other, are taken
ont
Inr dnfYu.t NIntu,l and -rItli,.
.lovuput as.n,iatinu which Lrld M,
boards in Fnri Worm h,. snynrai
,i,ti,u. i'm Waco sir nm. N,Crav
ana hnur.t.,rdb ord work inc. l,bor.I.
\, hn rrsidr. i'm Ea.t W,,n hod n,it
over $500 intn fhr u,.o.,,tiou RI.
fills very Lro,, an NJ N,t,r,v 81.
he cannot afford TO lose 80 mu.n
runrr, NtrS ,n,ni.h widow ~ n. -
lato Dr " + Cornish who reside.
in Fa.t Woe. w,. I'm have rrcri,c. 4
~ 0nn 81. Lrr nu.hond'- drotL ,I,i,u'
hut ,b,. tnn va. swinJl.d ONT or hcr
,unrn, Mr.. prilln and MIR i
" S.arhnrn,,yL srrt,,nuthrr,i ,lir,.
wil, .nvrr,i nthcr wo,I. tn br,
frnm
W. tsto gr.,t ,,lrosurr in ,opvi,,.,
IN. rollnH,in, ro,unIimouturv nnti.o
~ onr ,niinv tn,tnsmon wbicb
.tal.nn from, tl,o t,,ivr,tnn \.ws IT..
V"n nn,nr Ia ln,,,,,n.nr. - ~. su,,., n
.l,;,,,,,,,.i ,, ',',,,.,,,i,t.. i;,,, 80
a., "''' ,a.';,.;,.' u
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-09

The ENANnNEH j, glad TO learn that
Mr.W.(. kcllum is rapidly ronValeS-
ing.
Mi rank steiner Is IN houston.
attending the grand lodge of the !.
q. q. i.
Mr. James Arhurhir. Of Dallas.
formerly of Galveston, was inthc city
yesterday.
MIR Loving of the firm of Loving y
swanson. lett last evening for visit
( tohi> old home, Austin
The ENNNtNtE regrets t" l"Mu
that l)r W T.. C"rir} L. r"nllued I"
hiN bed with sickness.
Mr. J. II. Mirick. mn old Nacolte,
hut WI" has lnEcn up las ahod" at
liartoId, W borsrr count g. .ra'n'
down Yesterday lor'c ms oid iricnd~-
Mr., NJ % also - witness III ipe y m
M"halr case winch Will be Irlcd IN
the district court 10 daN
me tN-M INfF hAd ihr pleasure on
a call yesterday from the N'hcIHolr
Il. +. Harris, am old resilient of Waco
since lH'l al one time luo>nr oil the
city ana postmaster The "Id cutie
man has been away for ten years ana
Is a'i"hiNiird al inc changes to- h'
seen on every hnhd- / me ma ID
touched tue cld g'ntIeman' nat ne Is
'tI'i maze ana nearly we are g'"d u"
SAY 49,,
AZ me racine Miss p"tll' OAI.H-
well 'enis"h ' w '"Ial', - LOUIS
\ hraN New Orleans /, Sh"m'y'
Miss bctllc SoutI, hrNan' VI MrI'on-
ough' VI J Ky - - CaN'Ictoh, ln'Ih-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-09

Attention is chilled 20 the card of
Mc,-r- Jurncy ~ Battle in another
column Thc-c gentlemen arc both
too well known TO our rcadcr. AS
mcu Of integrity and m,inc7
capacity 10 require amy c>tcudcd
notice FROM us Mr.. J. {. Jurncy
Wa- formerly co-partncr of Mr. T..
VI Ripioy, ia the agricultural nipple
mout business. aud H. extensively
known throughout central Texas,
while Nr.J. Z. Battle has been ia the
hardware 5u-iuc-- Tor hrccu years.
nnd is Thoroughly familiar with II in
every detail In short, the new firm
have the advantage of experience
application, good location, ircsh
stock and that reputation fer
honesty and tejr dealing. which /,
onIl earned by year, spent in it-
practice The ENNNIsEn predicts
Tint thcucw firm will make il quite
"intcrc-ting 10 the older hardware
establishments of the city.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-09

\ hHut thirty year, ago, promi-
mont physician By the name of Dr.
William Hal. discovered, or produced
Mur long experimental research, Il
remedy for disease, OF the throat
chest aui lung. which wa, of such
wonderful efficacy that it soon gained
- wilde reputation in this country.
lt" uAu" OF the medicine is DIR. VII
."m liui~ hal,am tor the Lungs, and
wN Dee -urly relied on aS II speedy
aud positive cure for coughs, colds,
Sore taIoat. etc.
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lSs-ssf<sS-z--.-S\
t-.1.. a11.-A- ---i.S stGiax
Drug Store.
1oa|| Fe|IOw-SufeTeTS'

who are now convale-cing from
aengue, let one who hae been there
too, give you his experience ard FOL
NV it il you would be speedily re-
tored. eat plenty of apples. amt drink
GOOD cider freely. As "A diet, rare
eef steak and broil chicken with
very light bread; eggs and rich in''h
n abundance. Then follow right AT
EDWARDS with dose of fuckers
MI" to digc,, and a-simiiate your
,coA, and this at last, is the secret OF
,,,la, good digestion, which means
te manufacture of blood, and that is
he life of man. whereby wasted
tissue, depleted by disease, is built mp
and the vigor and the ROSY hue of
mr. former selves once more asserted.
Try it, our word for it. YOU Will
never live long cnoughto cease thank
no your friend. w. L. TUCKER
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-09

The White Elephant haa Just re-
rriyed another large invoice OF those
over popular Light Infantry cigars.
II viii be remembered that such a
run was made on them last week that
the supply was completely exhausted
aud another shipment from the iucto -
ry h"d to be hustled up by telegraph,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-09

Nngostura biiters is known H. the great
fgH i.uipr ol tho digestive organs all over the
"oTla Have 10 ilt your huuse Ask your gro.
c.r or druggist ur thc Erugiuc article manu-.
Actufc9 = Dr. q. -lrrrrt & sons
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-09
4 BuiginrN at NtGtVgnI. Hud ~
Louisiana Murderer SO th'
ttani- ct the Law.
4 Hotel IhttI NabbCh ~ iie wa
walking away Ni,h sweets
Tor Hi NNretutatt.
court Notes and O,irI Hem,
Picked Up Here aud There
Beside the HIn/us.


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go, ,t1a u.',',...I H., n,'',I..,,'a- II,
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aro Vr Tor1 arrived i'm thr civ ot
j, o'clock last evening. having mr.,
man in charge When Dan left Waco
lac had his man spotted at llico, but
after he got ON the train, be met y
gentleman who knew Harvey we'll
and told Dan where he Wa>. 80 Mr..
Ford changed cars al Morgan aud
went down to Valley Mills, where he
made the arrest Mr.. Harvey has re-
sided i'll BoSque county nearly or
quite ten years. lie has never changed
his maine, and has Away acted non
orabIN The citizens of Valley Mills,
where MIR. II. has spent "A greater part
of the time while residing in Bo>quc
county offered i,i 10 faSe any "n ,'''i
80, D0m'I ~ a. i''''' ,','o ''.' '', 't''''
I'.,,,,,,. MIA. and NJ, - = ii.,.
Tor,,t; 1,n,,nJ -totc. r,..r.hol ha,i,
e. W xxx n"i i,r, III, Vr tta.y.y IInu
rnnIn a., En,J f. u,i',. tbn .urr.-,
Sh",in bn.,n nr ~ IsnJ,.,
pnri.h and nj. drruf, Wrr CnIlm.
nrriyrl in mi, riN Monday MONT
nud went to ~hcr,tl Harms ,,I,nu
Inc, thouuht wnuII know .onrtIlnU
M iIorv,l If .vn. any whore mon
/ W..rn 1br.r. ,,rutIatu,u lend brrn 81,
t.r vc.t ~. II p..n vL.r. tLr,
tLougbt thrir man hnd been cnptnrci.
/ but on arriving there il turned out To-
bcamothcr mau. sheriff )u~"n told
the Examiner reporter that lac hau
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-09

Alexander BruIc'- Bon Ton res
tsItrsnt. 500 Austin Avenue, all tue
1sb and game of the season, lnc.nd-
ing oysters, are served Ia ever! H.
mud at moderate prices. His rld!'r-
loin steakcS are especially line tive
him a call.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-09

Most elegant line Of toilet goods
ami perfumery in thc city, a. " a.
Williamson II Cos drug STORE
Fourth and An7'lh.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-09

Taft is headquarters ON school
books, and. in ...t. every othet Kind
81 ssOks