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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-09-10
WARRINGTON.

Senator Kenna, Of West Virginia,
says Washington special, has prepared AND
WI iatroducc into the Senate q bill to create
another Cabinet ofliOer. 1t is not the old
bill which has boon 30 repeatedly introduced
70 make the chief OF the Agricultural Blu
reau . Cabinet oficer. Senator Kenna does
mot regard that bureau Of sufficient Inn
portance alone to warrant it, chiefs clcva-
ton to position in the Cabinet. What no
desires and what his bill calls for 10 De-
partment Of Industries. It would include
the Agricultural Bureau, the Bureau of
Statistics, the Geological Survey, and tho
Census Once.
TIL claimed that the efforts Of the
Treasury Depsrtmcpt to secure better cir
culation Of silver arc meeting with crafty.
Ing success.
The Indian Bureau he's been informed
By Gen. Crook that the hostile Apachcs arc
now in Mexico. about twenty-five miles south
Of the boundary line, and arc etill moving
courtyard.
General Newton, Chief Of Engineers,
Q. 8. A.. estimates that an approtr;a4i.4 ef
about $1s,OOO,O0l or so, 100000 VIII be re-
Quired to continue the work or river md har.
Dor improvements during the next fiscal
year.
The total collections of internal
revenue during the month OF July last were
Ss,sss,sl4 or s5si, III less than for the same
period OF 1884. There was q decrease of
esoa,s55 in the collections for spirits, land q
decrease Rf $l0,479 from miscellaneous
sources There was M increase sc sl3i,4lS
On collections for tebaccs. and an increase Of
SIS, sol on fermcnted liq1ors.
The rumor that Postmaster General
villas Is to resign is mot credited in Washing
tos.
The runner that Secretary Endicott
and Gen. Sheridan wero estranged is anthem
tically denied.
The War Department reports full
compliance with the Presidents order for the
removal Of cattle from the Indian Territory.
The President returned to Washing
ton on Monday, the It'll inst. much improved
ID health. Miss Cleveland 10 expected at the
White House shout Oct. l. A brilliant social
season d Contemplated. Inc President has
purchased, for $1,000, fne epan'0f HAM
bletonian horses,
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New breed Of Fowls.

A naye!ty has been introduced
from Germany by Mr.. John Gun.
dale, Of Market Rasen, called the
Thuringian beard fowl. It is Of
German origin, but confined prin-
clpally to the small district of
Thuringian, where it is bred very
carefully. In size it resembles the
black Hamburg-short and COM
pact in body, good in carriage and
lively in movements. The princi-
pie characteristic is the strong
beard on the cheeks and throat, by
which the small, round head is al
most covered, as we'll as the pink
ish white ear lobcs. The comb is
small, single. evenly serrated and
upright. Wattlcs are dislodged by
beard. Beak ordinary SIZE ana
black; neck short and stout; breast
well rounded and full; shoulders
broad; back short, growing wider
on saddle; out Of the light cushion
rises the abundantly furnished tail,
wh,iierh is adorned cocks with
immense sickles and carried we'll
over the back. Legs short, strong,
clean and Of a dark slate color.
Plnmage is Of a brilliant black,
with an extraordinary lustrc, not
seen so bright on any other fowl.
It is very hardy; good table fowl,
having very full breast; an extra
good layer Of beautiful white eggs,
and rarely wants to sit.-[Canadi-
an Breeder.
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Ants i'm the Lawn.

The small red ants that some
times are very annoying on a lawn
can be destroyed by persistent
washing with a hose, bnt it will
take good m4ny applications. A
few drops of kerosene in the hill
will drive them to other quar-
tiers and will kill them if applied
plentifully enough. This, howeyer,
means killing the grass also. But
if our correspondent chooses to
take the trouble to lpske Professor
Riley's kerosene emulsion, the
formula of which we here append,
he can cffectually destroy those
ants and almost any other insect
life, without injury to plants:
Kerosene. .............2 gallons
Common soap. ponn.
Water. ..............l GALLON
Heat the solution of soap and
water and add it boiling hot to the
kerosene, away from any fro or
light. Churn the mixture by
means Of a force pump and spray
nozzle for five or ten minutes. Or
it may be stirred and beaten brisk
~ until Of a proper conscience.
The emulsion if perfect forms a
cream which thickens on cooling,
and should adhere without oilness
to the surface of grass. Dilute,
before using, one part Of the
emulsion with nine parts Of cold
water. The above formula gives
three gallons of emulsion, and
makes, when diluted, thirty gallons
Of wash. This may be applied by
means of a watering pot, and will
be death to insect life wherever it
goes. For scale on apple or orange
trees, or even the oleander SO often
badly affected, it is sure DEATH
Prairie Farmer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-09-10

feature OF the week Is founl in the improve
mcnt noted in Eastern iron markets"
Native miners in Jefferson and Clear
field Counties, Pennsylvania, threaten vio-
lencc aga INST laior imported from Hungary.
About 5000 coal miners are on strike along
tho river I'm the Pittsburgh district. The
Utica Steam Cotton Mills and the Mohawk
Valley Mills. employing about loo hands,
have resumed operations. Single packers
and lumber pliers at Manistec, Michigan,
struck for an increase OF wages. The strike
OF coal-miners in the Mahoning Valley has
ended in virtual triumph for the men.
The cotton worm has nearly de-
stroycd the crop In parts Of North Carolina.
Indiana's corn crop il estimated by the State
Board OF Agriculture at 100000, 600 TO 15O.-
OOO, 900 bushels. Ecadwood and vicinity was
visited with snoxstorm last week. The
dispatches state that the outlook for grain Is
gloomy in the extreme. Experts pronounce
the disease which l. prevailing among the
Goodwin herds near kankakce, Ill.,
Texas fever. Sixty cattle have already
died, and rs many more are sick. Texas
fever Is said to exist in Mills and Pottawat.
tamie Count q, Iowa. Corn In portions OF
Dakota, Minnesota, and Wisconsin was seri-
ously damaged by frost last week. Two
thirds OF the cranberry crop about Berlin,
Wisconsin, was destroyed.
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THEY SIGNED THE PAPERS.
Il was a Petite n to the Court to
Hang a Very Respectable
Cit zen.

Galveston Aug. lin = snit
at Longvicw, John w. Duncan,
one Of the attorneys in the case,
argued that no value or reliance
could he placed upon petitions
promiscuonsly signed by citizens.
The opposing counsel character.
lied Dnncan's argument ~ absurd
and idiotic. The court and the
Jury was also against Duncan.
Duncan quietly went to work to
prove that petitions were Of no
value. Yesterday, in open court,
lie read solemn petition praying
that the court would hang their
fellow townsman, Luke Howard,
who Is one Of the most respectable
and enterprising citizens of the
place. Duncan displayed the
names Of all the county officers
and fifty business men signed to
this ludicrous petition. Among the
signcrs were the brother-in-law and
fatller-ln-law of Howard. Every
signature was genuine, and last
night it was conceded that Lawyer
Duncan had proved his argument.
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Lots Of People Say,
l|:k aXE. III ~OH MY
R l|l! q;|l!l1! BACH"
kfffT19fY7Yn Here Is Solid
~ Al TESTIMONY
from Hard Working Men.

nf.ehfnisf and Builder.
.r have been troubled years with kidney and
bladder difficulty. After using four bottles Of
Hrxr's kidney and Livcrl KEMDr nave Ocen
eomn,etely cured. William G. Clark, Mason and
Builder, Auburn, y. 7.
s.IIealth IL better than wealth"
nIachinise.
NJ George Karg Macninis LIE . mdse , nhe
was unite Young lad by having weak kidneys:
have rsed lust six bottles Of lIUKTs Kidney and
Livcrl REMEDY. and ! solemnly prsciaim' : ieei
like new man.
GOOD counsel has no price, obey Y"
Mechanic.
Mr.. Henry williams, Mechanic, East Bridge.
mort. Conn. eays:-.About two months ago
caught heavy cold, which settled IN my kidneys.
/ got bottle Of HUST's kidney and LIVER
RrxEDr and with the first dose began TO get well,
Light suppers makes long lives'
Railreaa Man.
Frank B. Lee once \. = 6 n T. ;l y; Lsi ss
years old, had severe kidney and bladder disease
for % years, nrination causing acute pain. Inc
was 60 great ns was Hggsq 70 Kidney
Rrnrur completely cured him. and we eon. !. Il
remarkable. We cheerfully recommend T."
ssDeeds are better than words"
Hrxr's kidney and Liverl RENEDr has , stood .i
the test Of time It has been before the pubic fol
fVertv vears and has cured every year thousands
OF people suffering from various diseases OF the
kidneys and Liver, and kindred disorders. who nag
never il he cnred. Thousands Of testimonials
from such persons attest Its value. Send for book
- "Alls wellthat ends WE'LL
Sold by all druggists. Price s1.s5.
HUNTS REMEDY CO., Providence, 4. !.
6. n. CRITTENTOy, General Agent, \. 4
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SOUTHERN.

The strike Of the glassblowers at
amicably settled. Union men will be en-
ploycd in the various factories.
The Maryland cotton mills are pre-
pairing to run ON full time.
The cornerstone of the new Geor-
ria Capitol was laiI with imposing ccrc-
monies at Atlanta. General LAYTON made
the principal address.
The official statement of the Louis
willie and Ma nv lie iailroad Company {. + the
month OF July slows a dc 10 - u net earn
ings Of ncar!, 5. %.
A mob broke into the Lafayette
County Jail, ut Le.I>viic, ARK. III aa,lgcd
George Crenshaw. = negro. who nrtercd
Harry Sarcn a white man, In cotton
neld.
A mob stormed the Jail at Knoxville,
Tenn, and, taking out Lee Sellers, MUIR
dercr. hanged him from bridge, sew
pended. Sellers cut one of the lynchers
badly and also attempted to cut his own
throat.
Charles Williams, . drunken negro,
at Chattanooga, Tenn, shot nd instantly
killed . strcc:-car driver named Folk Mitch
ell. At night an Infatuated mo- forced their
way into the iron-clad Jail with sicdge ham,
mers and chisc.s, and bat q. ed down the door
Of williams cell. He was dra1g I'd to the third
story of the jail by four o. tho leaders of the
mob and q rope placed around his neck.
The assassin maintained q stolid lndi1cr.
saee, and did not utter word. He was not
givcn time to pray. After he had been Sc
curcly tied the rope was placed around 4
beam, ard he was suspendc between heaven
and earth,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-09-10
MANHOOD
How Lost, How kestOredI

just published. a new edition or DR.. Culver.
wells Celebrated Essay on the radical cure or
SpcrmatOrrhHa or Seminal Weakness, lnvolunt-
airy seminal Losses, 1mpotency, Mental and
ETC.: also. Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits, In
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soy, clearly demonstrates fron thirty years
successful practice. that the alarming cunseqli-
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pointing out mode OF cure ut once simple, Ger.
tain. and efFectual, by means OF which every
suncrer, no matter what Ills condition may be.
may curehiMself cheapy privately and radically.
gRThfs Lecture should be In the hands or
every youth and every man In the land,
Sent under seal. In plain envelope, to any
address, on receipt OF four cents, or two postage
stamps. Address
THE CULvERWELL MEDICAL CO,
Al Ann St., New York II. Y. Pos t0Rsce Box,
$50. cyl
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NEWS CONDENSED.
Concise Record OF the Week,


Trains on the New York elevated
roads are to lie run by electricity. A trial
trip has been made on the Ninth avenue line
with an electric motor. the experiment prov.
ing complete success.
A mass Of loose rock fell from the
shaft OF mine near wilkesbarre, Pa, and,
striking a cage filled with workmen, killed
four of them and wounded SIX others.
Ex-s. nator Gwin, Of California,
died III .e New York Hotel. ut New Yofk.
He was years old.
John Lohrum, q wealthy farmer,
having zen accused OF swindling his niece
out OF small amount Of money, hanged
himself to a tree near Pittsburgh.
An entire square at Albany, N. T.,
mostly occupied by frame structures, was
burned, thirty familic' bcing rendered home
less. The loss is in excess OF $4,000. Mich
olas Webber's large morocco factory ut
Lynn. Mass, was burned, entailing q loss OF
$4,000.
The body Of Mrs. Emma Marley,
who weighed $50 pounds, was carried to the
grave at Philadelphia by twelve strong men,.
Thomas Brown, . Chicago paper
dealer, met with a terrible death at Putncy,
VT, falling into large revolving water
wheel he was inspecting. AMI heinz 50 serious
IL injured that he live but a short time after
he was taken out.
It is explained that the steamer
] Hanovcrian was just ten miles out OF her
| reckoning when she was wrecked on tho
shores OF New onndland, which wns the ex-
act difference letween safety and the do
struction Of the vessel
| A wild man has been captured in the
woods near Wilkesbarre, Pa.
II is rumored that the dry goods Arm
Of Jordan, Marsh & Co, Boston. has been
the victim of heavy dcralcation. The firm
nnds that it has been called on to pay bills
amounting to s.is,OoO for goods which Il
never bought.
Major Aaron Stafford. the last sur
viving officer Of the war Of lsl2, died at hia
residence in Wafcrvillc, Oneida County, N.
r., in tho 99th year or his age. having re-
tanned his mental faculties to the last.
Forty thousand persons visited Gen.
| Grants tomb last Sunday. Subscriptions to
| the Grant monument fund In New York have
dropped to an average of about 500 \ day,
and the hopelessness of raising by popular
subscription the amount originally intended
| Is now admitted, even BY the committee hav.
| ing the enterprise in charge. 1t Is said that
| not ten per cent. Of the committee have yet
even visited the rooms.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-09-10

Before adiourning its convention at
Ann Arbor, the American Association for
the Advancement Of Science elected Prof.
3. g. Morse, OF Salem. Mass., President for
the ensuing year. ana chose Buffalo as tho
place for holding the next annual meeting.
OF the 2, 1892 Presidential postmasters
n tho Untte9 states. sa4 have been appointed
since March 1, and OF the 6,4:l fonsth-class
postmasters. $500 have been appointed dur
Ing the same period.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse r. Grant and
Mrs. sartoris have sailed for Europe.
The Allan Line mail steamer Han
oyerian went ashore or the Newfoundland
coast and - y total loss.
At its session in Baltimore the
National Mason Lodge OF itciief elected
Martin Collin. OF I. Louis, President. and
decided to hold their mkt meeting in the
latter city. n. j. Higgins. Of Wisconsin, was
elected monber OF the Advi DRY Board.
The Gre losses in the United States
and Canada during August are estimated ut
e6.5oo.0oo.
Claims for Losses during the rebellion
I'm tho Northwest Territory will exceed
$4,000. 600, and.for the first chit months OF
the year 1t S65. 5OO,OM.
Pedro Prestan, the leader of the rev.
olutionists OF Panama, who several months
ago fred and destroyed the city Of Colon,
has been executed for the oircnse.
Il is stated that large amounts Of
money are lying idle in Canadian banks, a.d
that tho Bank of Montrca' alone has between
es. coo. 600 and slO.1OO. 600 which it finds din.
cult 70 place,
A band of Indians from Sonora is
reported to DO committing serious deprE.
dations in the northern part Of hihuahus.
Tho Mexican troops stationed in that depart.
ment are ragged and poorly armed, and re-
lance for protection is placed solely in scouts
employed BY the United States.
There are 169 failures in the United
States during tho week, against li6 in the
preceding week, and Its, and l4:, and LII in
the corresponding weeks OF 1884, 1859, and
1852, respectively. About u por cent. wero
those Of small traders whose capital was less
than IS, 600. Brddstreet's Journal in its weekly
commercial summary says: 1.-THE general
business situation as reported to Bfddstreets
continues quite as favorable IS reported last
week. The activity IL mainly confined. as
heretofore noted, to print cloths, bleached
oqtseaA woQl Snd boots md .shQeh put The
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-09-10

Although the current fiscal year
is yet young, the United States
government has already licensed
1870 persons to sell intoxicating
liquors in Iowa, and the holders Of
the licenses reside in eighty-tive Of
the ninety-nine counties. It il
not likely that the supporters Of
the present liquor law will cite
these figures to prove that prohi-
bition is SO much of a success as to
demand further trial.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-09-10

rxCs;ic fssisrOau nave Dccn oruered TO leave,
and are joining the Rock spring; refugees at
Evanston. Two companies Of infantry have
been sent to Rock SPRING.. and one company,
with Calling gun. to Evanston. General
Manager Galloway. Of the Union Pacific,
says that mining opcrat ons will NOT be re-
sumed IN any o. the camps in the disturbed
full protection.
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Liquor Consumption and its Cost

While the prohibitionist is
raving about how he can change
human nature, and enact laws to
regulate social customs, a govern
ment expert has done the cause of
political economy better service
by = series Df computations that
are reason ably reliable. They
show how wide a field the prohi
bitionist has assailed, and while his
methods are utterly impracticable,
he need not be deferred from a
life labor, should he choose to
engage in the work:
Estimates, stripped Of extray-
ag,.nce and based on government
data, give an accurate idea Of tho
amount Of liquor consumed rs a
beverage. This assumes so cent
as the alcoholic strength of high
wines, and Is per cent for that of
commerce. There are 27,7OO
dealers in drug and medicines, and
these consume 100000 gallons 4
year. For various other uses ten
times as much is probably used, or
100000 in all. Seventy millions
of gallons are yearly withdrawn
from bond. Deduct five millions
and add 90 per cent for increase
from rectification and we have 49,
600, 900 for beverage purposes.
Now rs to the cost. From two
independent sources careful esti-
mates are reached. A glass Of
beer costs 5 cents. There arc
twenty glasses to the gallon and
$40 to the barrel, SO that $50 is
the retail cost Of barrel of beer.
The aggregate last year was 49,
100000 barrels or $3.50, 900, 900.
Whisky averages seven cents
drink, or 81 As a gallon. Add
wines, and over SS0O.OOO,OOO are
spent. Taxes of all kinds ag-
gregatc 100000. Thus drinks
cost more than all our taxes.
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10 Change Necessary.

It is not necessary to change the
climate which you live in or travel
about for the restoration Of health.
Ii you have weak lungs. coughs,
colds, Group, consumption or bron-
chitis, Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup
is warranted to cure you. Sample
bottles free at Lathrop & elawson's,
Cresc0. LETT :
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$500 Reward

For q medicine that is superior to
Beggs Blood Purifier for pcrotula
and Blood Diseases. Three bottles
OF Beggs' Blood Purifier has done
me more good in had case OF scrof-
nla than anything I have ever used.
It is certainly q GOd-send in my
case. Geo. A. johnson, Hastings,
Neb. 100 doses $1.OO. Sample bot
ties free at Lathrop s. Slawsons. II.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-09-10

A call for Prohibitionist political
meeting In Methodist Church ut Youngs-
town, Ohio, has stirred mp the members who
protest sasI1st the use Of the structure for
political purpose,
The Iowa prohibitionists will meet
at Cedar Rapids on Sept. % to nominate q
candidate for Governor.
Judge George w. McIlvane, Of the
Ohio Supreme Bench. has declined the Re-
publican pomiAatloI for reelection on &C
count Of ill-health. and the STATE committee
viii al the vacancy on the ticket. ~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-09-10

Chicago shipped by lake to Buffalo
during last year 81 CID, 900 bushels OF
grain, und the Buffalo elevator
charges on this amount We're $3.50
coo more than would have been
charged 1T any Canadian port or
elsewhere, wherever an outlet to the
sea was open to it.-Albany IN. ~
Evening Journal.
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lseggs' Cherry Cough Syrup

consider one 81 the hest, il no
the best Of all the many cough feM-
edies i'm use. / have sold more OF It
the past year than all others put to-
get:.ar. and it has given universal
satisfaction. }. y. Nye. Druggist,
Wells, MINI. Sample bottles free,
at Lathrop & Slawson's. 1Stf
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CATARR III
SUMMER
COLDS IN HEAD
AND Hay FEVER.

Tho unprecedented success and merit OF Ely 9
CsOou b6lm-A real cure for catarrh hay fever
ood cold In the head-has induced many ad-
tonturon 70 place catarrh medicines bearing
0p0n the market. In order to trade upon the
Wputat1on OF Ely's Cream Balm. Many In your
Immediate locality win testify In highest COM
Ao0AsiOn. Don't be deceived. Buy only Ely'S
Cream Balm. particle IS applies into each
nostSil. no pain: agreeable to use. Price NIFTY
cents: OF druggists 46A
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W D LACEY
IstIiItOiDItatkII.
Items About D,tt"rcnt lines An



NJ At'ii All" Ir'h-. Nusu-t lu L..
N.lI"t d, manager oft thc NorlhWc--
tern raiirowI, ha- been io st. Louis To-
procure another engine and number
OF nAl roi- MAT are n''drd Tor thr
ouslnr-- of tn" road When bee rec
turns iur bridges over LATHE Cypress
VIII be pushed tor"mr TO compile
ton
sAN A>l"Nlo, August 10. The
San Antoni" aud Arkansas Pass Rail
way company has authorized the l--
sue OF Hl''o,Voo lirsI-mortgHgc bond.
me contract for lu3o"'' in,j of
lumber hA b'en let lo "a san Antonio
hr'n' W" new locomotives Tor lhc
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ON Thursday night, about % O'Clock.
Mr.. d II, Nhopc who clerks Tor Mr.
charles ltast, at the corner of NiAth
ana Austin avenue, while ,lerpngat
the rear door of the store. awokc and
saw negro standing hat hid behind
some boxes. MIR. :. kept ,Ull tor "a
moment, and a. the negro stepped nap
near the door he told him To get
! way from there. Instead of dom
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-15

We are in the market this season
with hagging and tics. and ran and
VIII meet every Legitimate comprti.
ton We are also making special
drives ON bacon, lHrd, mcla.sc,. nuui.
dried fruits beans, tobacco and Nil
kinds OF heavy groceries. BE sure tu
cnIi aud see rs to-day without fail
Yours, determined to please,
a. JoNLS TAYLOR " BIO.
Waco supply stores.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-15

The best Cigarettes in the whole
world round are opera Pulls
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-15

Mothers would do well 60 w. and
see our uDW stock OF boy kuoc
pants. Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-15

The finest assortment ct boys kurc
pant, ever brought t" his city, and
uuN - cents, 81 90 and >i.25, al
Levine Bro
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-15

William \. Miller keeps on hand a
good supply of rIaul'- y i'Mcnt
hour over, sack guaranteed to give
satisfaction.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-15

a large lot oi ready uodr m"-qu't"
hnr- will bee solid at ~. NJ Levine
liru's.
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aeMrlly ndemnIly u lho Z. B. a
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Sanger Bros. is the place TO puy
bargains NOW.