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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-07-14
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S,aou advertisements, not ecceedIng three t.n'
coming under the head Of WASTED, For SAL
To LIST, LOST, &c. 1iit be inserted here one II
for rs cents, three times for 20 cents and one cee
for 80 cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-07-14

NYYANTf D-A small tenement of three or four
w rooms, for light housekeeping, at reasonable
rent Small family Address B-this Office.
julyl0dlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-07-14

The Pail Mall Gazette has gained VIC
tory in vote in favor of the bill which its
disclosures were avowedly meant to for
ward. so decisive that no doubt is enter
tanned of its enactment 1t is hard to I'M
derstand how any opposition to the bill
could have been entertained. The divs-
ion in the House of Commons seems to
have been between those who objected
more to vice than to the exposure of vice
for public purpose. and those in whose
eyes the latter was the more heinous Of
Tense. The acceptance by Cardinal Man
ming of the offer of the Pail Mall to turn
over all its evidence without reserve to a
committee of which he shall be member.
is another point in favor of the newspaper.
The offer is proof of the sincerity of the
Pail Mall Gazette and of the accuracy of
its disclosures but. indeed, nobody seems
to have any doubt upon either of these
points.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-07-14

NOR SALE-At bargain. 5000 buys a snug
Il little cottage and stable. all in good repair, SIT
uated on East Side in first class neighbOrhOod.
Terms easy. Address Lock Box l03, Augusta. Ne.
june2d&wu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-07-14
Female Help WHnted.

NCANTED-Ladies and gentlemen in city or
w country to take light work at their
homes. SO to - day can be easily made; work
sent by mail; no canvassing. We have good de
mand for our work and furnish steady employment.
Address, with stamp, CROWN MFG COMPANY,
29i Vine ST., Cincinnati, Ohie. iuly9d&wm
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W0StteH.

XXyANTED-A gentleman in every city to sell a
w newly patented article Must be lively ener-
getic men Profits large. An excellent place for
the ri ght man. Address,
j. SCHOEFFING BRO,
jul; l3deod2w Columbus, o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-07-14

In Kansas as well as in several of the
Territories serious apprehensions are en-
tertained of outbreaks on the part of the
Indians. and in the prevalent uneasiness
on the part of several tribes and the
threatening attitude of others there APP
pears to be just ground for this apprehen-
sion. General Sheridan. who has started
for the West to prevent disorder and dep
relations. will undoubtedly adopt vigor-
Gus measures at once. and. while the In.
dian is protected in his rights, he will be
promptly punished for acts of lawlessness
and for outrages upon the settlers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-07-14
MONHEGAN ISLAND.

Good board and the accommodation of home on
this picturesque and historic island at moderate
prices. Nine miles from Pemaquid Point. Reached
from Boothbay and Squirrel Island by the mail boat
which leaves Boothbay Tuesdays and Saturdays at
fishing. Address, MRS. WILSON l.. ALBEE.
july4d2m' Monhegan, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-07-14

The WEEKLY mSSssE JOURNAL
PubItshed at augusta. Me-. every
Wednesday by
9DraEue c2s Son.
TERMS.
$500 for a year.
500 for six months.
SOC. for three months.
he DAILY gsS;ssE JOURNAL
L. issued every morning except Sunday. at
$500 year.
$3.50 for six months,
3l.75 for three months,
60 cents per month
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-18

with not less than SIX bands and ii
proper shape, without any irregu
laritics In its compressed condition
1 that each agent of vessels shall re.
port To ills association every bale oil
cotton laden OH their vessel aud pay
to the secretary thereof n tax of I cent
per bale on each and every bale 50
laden, the same TO be charged TO the
vessel for service of cotton compress
ing Inspection"
Now whereas, II Is an established
fact that cotton compressed in the in
terror can he placed at ships tackle at
the board in such condition Ms to com
ply with existing rules governing
compressed cotton for export, and the
city of New Orleans In former times,
In the matter of COMPRISING cotton
for shipment across the ocean, had II
monopoly by reason of the non-cx-
istencc of cotton congresses in the in
terror cities of cotton states; aud
Whereas, Since the establishment
of cotton congresses in the various
cities of the southern states, au associ-
alton has been formed and rules
aud regulations published of re-
strictivc and discriminating character,
subjccting cotton planters aud ship
pers to unnecessary forms aud chang
cs in the transaction of a Legitimate
enterprise. Therefore, be Il ....
Resolved, That we unhesitatingly
condclnn the inspection by the "Nrw
Orleans Maritime association" of com
press cotton shipped by planters,
merchants aud others, and compress
cd in the interior. as an unjustiiiablc
and Illegal interference with their
rights and privileges.
That when compress cotton Is sur
rounded with suitable bagging and
bound with strong and substantial
ties, sufficient to ithstand the pres
sure, aud so undergo the voyage in n
mcrchantablc condition, no voluntary
or arbitrary association of interested
individuals has right to impose con-
ditiols violative of the laws of free
trade in shipments.
That we appeal TO all railroads IN
the country to protect the merchants,
planters and other shippers against
al associations, private or public,
having for their object pu unjustiG-
able Interference with the laws of
trade, aud an unwarranted inspection
of goods amounting to prohibition, or
such imposition as operates to the
disadvantage of the interior cotton
congresses.
The committee suggests to the con-
vention that they appeal to the Cot
ton Planters association, W it'll view
of having established uniform bale
of cotton as to size aud weight.
The question of insurance being SO
complicated and so many different in
tcrcsts being represented, the commit
tee refers the question back to the
convention without recommendation
Respectfully submitted, .....
Il. II. CHANEy, Chairman.
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Personal.

VIM. Davis left yesterday Tor Fort
Worth.
1rav. Jones returned yesterday from
the For; Worth races.
Marshal j. A. Mckee left yesterday
for Dallas. lie will return to-day.
DR. II. l.. Taylor leaves to-day wa
the Missouri Pacific Tor Houston.
Mrs. G. +. Blanks has returned from
mn extended visit TO the exposition
aCd TO relatives at New Orleans.
Mrs. T.. II. Mahan, of Houston, is
visiting the family OF Judge j. W.
Mcdonald, on North Fifteenth street.
Alderman George ID, Wood leaves
for New Orleans to-day, TO attend the
exposition. He will be absent about
fifteen DAYS.
Mrs. NJ. T.. johnson. who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. George
Helm. for the past several days, left
for her home at Wcatheriord yester-
day.
DR.. G.. II. Randlc. who has been in
Marlin for the past three days closing
the large cotton transaction, which is
mentioned elsewhere, in the ExAMl-
NfR, VIII retur" home this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Solomon ard
their son, Master George, leave to-day
for the New Orleans exposition Al
ter stopping several days IN the Ores
cen City. they go to New York,
where they will spend the summer.
Hon. T.. A. Sturgis aud his daugh-
ter. Miss Rowena, Mr.. j. q Frazier
and Miss Ella Frazier, w. u. Morrison,
Miss Matte Jetlries, Miss Sallie Nor
risOn. LIKE Moore aud wife, Mrs.
Thomas Moore, and James |. Moore
and wife are among the departures
for the New Orleans exposition to day.
At the New McClelland:-R A AL
len. Houston: Jno l. Dyer, city; Il
Ballard. lIillsboro; James O'Connor,
Gonzales; 5 e Van Devender and
wife, Stephenville; 5 q Upshaw,
HiIIsboro; Jno n Wharton, Marlin;
Mis- G l. Adams. Miss Mira Adams,
Tyler; G 4 Booth, llillsboro.
At the Pacific: j Il Anderson
Crescent Insurance company; ID Wal
kcr, Charlotte. n NV II Woodland;
st Louis: II Flanders, Tyler; 5 W
Fordvce. Arkansas; J Frey, Arkan-
~ds; Joucy Jones, city; John Stoddard,
Colorado; Geo Bennett, Abeline; 9 A
Harrison. New Mexico; John Wei
lingtou, Baltimore; 5 d Scosbonaugh,
Mt Calm; jeff Davis, city; b. llissch-
field. Cincinnati; Jane A Mckee, Dali
las: ) j Haughton, st Louis; j Il Dun
bar, New Orleans; Eddie Slant, san
Antonio; b f GRAY, San Antonio:
sam l. McNutt, New York; S b Wells,
New York; Chas ; Frigelle, Kansas
City; Harry 5 McCleskey, Athens, &c;
& Dean, Cisco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-18

en- months, having lived ON south
Second street with his two sons, his
wife being dead. When he first came
10 Waco he bought three chairs aud n
table from |. Coin, a second hand
furniture dealer, and he said two
weeks ago when he broke up house
keeping he took the same three
chairs aud sold them TO the same man.
No other chairs were found, but
Constable Lee jenkins, says he is
confident they are the same which he
took CHARGE OF when the Park theatre
was closed aud locked them up in the
Central City hotel.
The reporter went TO see Mr.. COIN,
who said he bought the chairs from
Mr.. MANY ,lle. On being asked If he
sold the chairs TO him some time ago
he said no, then aitcrward said he did
not know. Mr.. Coin was very sick
and his brother-in-law spoke to him
in some foreign language then sn-
swered the reporters questions.
Gen. Felix Robertson is Mr.. Man
yillc's council, and he will have the
matter Investigated in the court to-
day.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-18

Every business man knows what
uphill work it is TO Introduce any
new article with the customers when
they have been accustomed to an old,
well known brand or article. But as
we have set out to be the first ones in
Waco to conceive and Introduce every
new and important Article III the gro
Gerry line that will be to the health,
comfort aud good of our customers,
We now have the only perfect, pure
aud common sense substitute for old
fashion graham -four made. Try a
small quantity of Porter's Gem Flour
G rits aud you viii be pleased.
A. JONES. TAYLOR Il Bro.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-18
CHARGED w,rn STEALING.
4 unnyiIIe Locked up in the Jau on
sI the Charge OF burglary.

Yesterday negro boy named Jake
Norwood made n complaint before
County Attorney j. w. Taylor
against an old mau named j. Man
Vile, stating in substance that he saw
Manyille take chairs out of the old
Waco house TO the number of twenty
five. Justice Il. W. Davis issued a
warrant and Officer Lee jenkins ar
rested Manville and locked him up
in the county Jail.
An EXAMINER reporter visited the
Iail and found Mr.. Manvllle to be M
old gentleman between fifty and sixty
years of age, and has the appearance
OF an honest man in his face. In an
swer 10 the reporters questions he
said hc had been i'll Waco about sew
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-18

The "Waco Browns base ball club
held meeting in their club room last
night and elected Louis New burg
manager aud treasurer. The club can
congratulate themselves on obtaining
the services of such well qualified
aud competent gentleman. Shap
Barnard was unanimously elected
captain and j. r. Swift secretary.
A committee was appointed to draft
bylaws and regulations and report to
the next regular meeting. The club
will meet hereafter every Thursday
night.
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our EIItI3NiEN.
The Mass ueeiing NJ the Franklin
street Eugtne House Lust Night.

street Eugtue House Lust NiEht.
A large number of the iirenien met
in mass session at the Franklin Street
engine house last night to take some
action in regard to programme for
san Jacinto Day. Chief 5. A. lioian
called the meeting 20 order and stated
its object, alter which II motion was
made that committee of SIX be ap-
polluted to select programme and re-
port tonight at an adjourned session
The chicfappointed Bart Moore, j 5,
Thompson. John WORKMAN, Tom q,
Plunktit. W. II. Sills; aud, ON motion,
the chef was added.
On motion, Chief Hogan was iu'
stfuci ed to acknowledge the receipt
of au invitation TO attend grand
bah aud banquet to he given by ~
CINE company No. l, of Taylor, Texas
aud to express regret at not beins
able to attend, as the iiremen of thii
city intended TO celebrate the nata
day of Texas Independence them
selves. The meeting then adjourned
until this Saturday evening at
o'clock.
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The following testimonial is from
Mr.. solomon Well, gentleman well


The following testimonial is from
Mr.. Solomon Well, a gentleman we'll
known in Baltimore: .,......
Mr.. Wells case was considered
hopeless from the start, his friends ac-
tually having arranged for his funer-
nj. They hearing of the curative quail
tiles OF Duify's Malt Whiskey sug-
oestion was acted on with great sue
" cured. aud by the use of this whis-
key alone, Mr.. We'll is to-day attend
ing TO his business as usual.
BALTIMORE, Nd, May 8, 1884.
The Duffy Malt whlsfey Company;
Gentleman-In December last was
suddenly stricken at my hotel with
a severe hemorrhage, losing about one
gallon of blood at the first attack, aud
large quantities frequently thereafter.
Ny case was considered hopeless from
the start, aud so certain were my
friends that would die that they ac-
tually arranged for my funeral. On
the SOth day of Decemb,r | was ~,
moved to the Hebrew Hospital, and
was there ordered by my physician tc
use Cod Liver oil and Whiskey. On
advice, the whiskey | used was you
famous sure Malt. In u short time
discarded the oil using only you
} whiskey. feel that owe my life 4
the saving qualities and purity G
your whlskey, and earnestly recon-
I mend 1t TO any suffering from pulmC
) nary complaints orhemOrrhage.
: Yours, very sincerely, Sol We'll,
: Late Excelsior Clothing Hous
Ia Al Tho hnNs Arnlnx thnir InnInrnI
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Receipts. 55 bales Sales, i2l bales. tx
ports. = bales. Nall shipments = coast
oALvksrOH VUrunEs.


sT. LOUIS. April l7.-Flour- Easier. but not
lower, xxx, 3 6Od3 20. family, Soa3 w
choice, 4 a0si So extra, i9a 70, patents, iQs
S "a.
Wheat-Aetive, but very unsettled and
lower: prices rallied IKEA. hnctuated widely
and finally closed y under yesterday, hrm.
No, . red TdTG cash; V@9sA, closing 9sk
bid May; 9o9l ~, closing 0Oh June; Ol@
0S closing ON July.
Corn-Lower but hrm, with light trading,
41h cash; i2tsai2E. closing ~ May; a June;
iiAiaib closing Is July
Oats-.Dull 3iAe35 cash; Si1@3ia May.
w0ol-steady and good demand; tub washed
23@2a unwAshed, l692li Kansas, lini5s Texas
growth, l2M2O.
Cornmeal-Rirm At2a0
whisky-Steady att II
Provisions quiet
PeTkI7Lowefi y l2's cash. II siSne1 May;
Bulk Deais-Eoug clear, 6.Oj. short rih, 6O6
| short clear, on.
Bacon-Long clear. ca. short rib, OK; shor
| clear, 6 eStfGa
| Hams-9k@i0A.
| Lard-Stl
Live stock.
| KANSAS Cry, April 7.-Cnitle--The LIy
| stock Indicator report: Cattle, receipts I, 55i
| stronger exporters, s5 2naS an good 10 ehole
shipping s59s %; common 70 medium. e. 80.
a. \ feeders sisSi ~, COWS. g. Seas
Hogs-ReGeipts. A,OT7, stronger 81 S1af 20
| Shecp-Hcceipts, slGs nrm and higher, IA
10 good mattnns, s. s5ei3 20 common TO M
dium, o. 50s2 20.
CITY MARKETS.
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Ice cold beer at the st. Charles.


DIR. q. II. Randlc, of this city, has
been in Marlin for several days where
he closed one of the largest cotton
sales of the season, by bur ing from
Z. +. Maxey $50 bales of cotton, which
had been stored since last winter.
The cotton classed midd'ing, and the
amount paid for the whole lot was
$4,000. The cotton WI be shipped
dire It to Liverpool. DIR. Randle is
ore of the largest cotton buyers in
Texas, and he never fails to make the
largest purchases in cotton aud wool.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-18
psyoHoLoGsCaL LECTURE.

Prof. Parker entertained a large
audience last night ut the Liberal hall,
by giving demonstrations in the art
OF mcsmerism. The very warm
weather being untavorable TO the
practice of this species of magnetism.
The professor did not succeed in
bringing as large number under
his control as is usual. The tic kcts
were returned TO those who remained
till the close of the entertainments
Though the number was small I'M
questioned demonstrations were CIV
en- of the wonderful power that i'm
mortal MIR. Mesmer.
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MALLORY! MALLORY!
THE CLOTEIIE7
SIS. SIS. OF WACO SIS

NO MERCHANT IN WACO NOW HAS THE HANDLING OF THE
clothing manufactured by the celebrated
of New York except MALLORY THE CLOTER
and fabric sold Austin street that sold broadway
York Therefore there doubt
and the garments the bcs made.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-18
Frozen beer at the St. Charles.


During my absence at the EXPOSE
ton Mr.. j. T. BrinkerhOT is author
lied to receipt for city taxes, and can
lie found III my Office at the Waco
State bank. LUKE MOORE,
City Tax Collector.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-18

Sun umbrellas from eighteen to
twenty Inches in wool serge aud "a
millas. plain and twillcd silks, tusk
saiins aud laventincs with plain aud
faucy handles at Sanger Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-18

AtW, l.. Fuckers drug store, a
q pod supply of seed, from those IA
nous water melons. raised On Calves
ton Island. Cheap too.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-18

Every flrst-class dealer sells Opera
Puff cigarettes. Will not stick to the
fps.
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Go to the st. Charles free lunch to-
day aud have royal time.
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COMM

.. Cotton.
GALyuros, April 1.-THE following Is
. comparative statement OF cotton receipts at
the principal markets to-day and the same date
last wear
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Strict low middling .....................Io
Low middling u, Observation-Disclosures, gN
strict good ordinary: .s,;.,;.;s,...'..""' %
Sn,es'eSTs s go to q a q. % eSrre S cows
Hogs-Fat hogs, $50 to 27S' stock hogs.26O
pn0 ,,, ,oo
These pTiees are gross weIghts nor ino In.
Grn,n ana nav.
~. -, -
CCotn-whiic' per bn;i sc; mixed, isc
Vnh-sacks, &c bulk, sOc.
Mheat-1O@l6c I.I
mHict-per TON, "
frairie h"y-per 'on' "a
, a, 80 a. 80 ,,.
yl hII0nSn; per 4, ~ u s M mooIihg; - 10 " en
y,ii ptv, 20 20 ~ ~, I,hs wiz wiz, PLY, "a az
sniiI,g n '" ~ ov ny Xe,,oW PLY. -
shingles best cypress, per VI. I 20. shingles,
3 90, finishing lumber, poplar, per NJ, so ei IN
ishing lumber, white pine. 20 %.
Drurs.
Acids--sulpnuiic, per carpoy, rs; citric, per
Goc oxalic. per Id, Ice; tartaric, powdered, per
Gums-Arabic, select, per ID, soc; asafeodlta.
olls-Bergamol sandersons, per 10 40, lem.
PotSsh-.BTomide per ID. Is to Soc iodide. 8 So
tile, White. ie to 2oc. - - : y w. 80
Wool, Hides and Peitry.
wool-Fine twelve months growth, i5@i7c;
dlum six months growth, ii@i6c; coarse
Peltri,sLpeer skins y to nc; snielo se' 10,
loc se ~ ss en- 10 W ~ sneep pei~' m ref
wool ~ 70 ~ she earn ~ 70 loc: "A,
i NIL, y, 80, u'i,Vw sfease' ~ "oV
Fruit, Poultry, came, Etc.
,nn,as /, N IN : M ma, ra,ra,
pPpnnsTs ~ ~ ~ 40 al p rct p ,aT
o oman posa s5Sst a. pep bspYpp il'
r rohtShss-pper c Cues a ias ny ~
cbielens-Per dozen, z % 81 10 $50 turkeys. 600
" sSS;sa,oc per do,en
~ B 81 western "a to Soe country 20
r,, - ~, -, ,
meneed pemnnds any sspInnipaily for s,s eoi
which remain about the same ai last quota
lions; We quite as follows for this mArket
standard novelties prints SIC; Dundee dress,6c;
fen hti,9a tiS .n,.,, .h,r,tnu "a. a.,o,
,ilvet, grey, &C. black, 6,.c; mora, &c; standard
Washington oil robes, Sc r,d, &c; Nile
black and green, i0c.
Bleaehed co!t9nsautiea Y, afc;peabody -
medal - y i;sc; Andro.coggin - &c;
Langdon O b a, ok; Diamond Hi cambria s.:
Brown sheeting-ChapmAn -, 81; snow
drop ~, 4c, Saratoga a, - ici Marshell a.
~ thci Massachusetts - 6ki Augusta ~,
Plide of the south ~, ~; sterling ~, IL,
boot 2 X a. IN; Eeho lake ~ tx boot A. Ls
| ~; s. l0k sheeting, Lowell Bro 2ic; bleached,
- Monadnock brown z sleaehed, "a; Pep
Drilling Pepperell brown, PC; bleaehed iOc,
| osnaburgs-Alabama No. l. SC; Louisiana.
1 No. 1, gise.
| puoks-Nark OF, i2lse; 10 OF, l5c: Montsup
ro,san' b n,,,.isM .sh,,.e,s No. 5E,.
| bleAched, Skos Somerset brown No. 10. loo, No.
/ 10 blcached, lie; No. 30 bleached, l2Sc.
4 Tisking-PalIner &c; Hodley A, 7hc: Stand
ard b, Sc. Standard q &c, Cords No 7, Ito
| Cords q l3lc, Warren Fancy, l2kc. Amos
keAg A, q, A, Ice.
Hickory stripes-- Rock River brown and blue.
&c; Hamilton, lie. ~
Ginghams-Bates check Sc, Warren GREY
/ Bro, Sc. Slatedsyille check, skc; Dunaleu
fancy. skc; Gordon dress, SIC. Arlington
cheen: sc. 49,. ~
French stripe aud check, loo. French spring
| hades loo; Lotus check. To-.
Cheyiots-Eyerett &c, Colombian ec
rem AKA, 9hc; Kimpton r. 7. i0c. Riverside
plaids best Sc 49,,
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After which Col. Parrot, in neat,
tcrse and sensible speech of n few
words, proposed the guest of the
evening,
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All the boys "relax their features
at the ST. Charles.
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Hardware.


BAeoh--Short clear, sSc, ars
Dry salt meats-ShOrt clear nc ~
Hams-lO 30c- s
Noiasses-LOuisiSns new. 20 toSsc; louisiana
coiee-Fair. II to lee prime RIO. uk 70
&c. choice Rio. y 10 l2ke; PeAboFry. u 10 10
Flour-OrdinaEy; per leo Lbs. 40 70 AGO fam
lily, AIS patent process, 9.f0 " Is, fancy pat
ehl 25as. so rye per barrel, A29.
Dat meai-Hal barrels, ~ TO 4To; grits, bar.
/ rels. 20, hominy, pearl. -.
Salt Coarse, per barrel 2 10 10 AIS; dAigy,s IS
Riee-choiee Louisiana, 7ke per Ik PRIME
| Y To exc ~ .7atal ~
s;aTcii-PesTi, 4so r G.. &C il- buik. s.. -
Miscellaneonp-Blaekp pepper, 30, soap. white.
per box, Sen, soap. Kinks olive. per box
S,l& SOAP blue olive. per box, 400 10 IS
OIL kerosene, 10 test 2Ss, 400. kefusene, 10
test l2-is; az Kerosene. $50 tosh ass 400, bar
lsrels, per gallon, lie eandles, Ite. beans, per
ID. 40 axe: Linz Sc, cheese, full cream lSKo
rope, half ineh basis, W. krant per barrel
65o, per half barrel AGO pickles. half barre
medium, 5,ooeha0 bafrels small, 1LW
noions. per barrel, 2-b0 cabbaaes per craft
$50 cider, barrels, As0 half barrels. S.OO pota
toes, per buaheL In sacks tiio
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and wit and wine flowed freely and
sparkllngly until late hour. The
very best spirit prevailed and the
guests OF the city enjoyed the occa-
sion, as did the gentlemen of Waco
who were present. Before the regu-
lar toasts and replies were INDUCED
in Col Parrot rose and read the fol-
lowing letter
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-18
FROM MAYOR WILKES.

Col. n. h. Parrots
DEAR SIR.-Pleasc express my re-
greet that pressing engagement will
prevent my being present at the pro-
posed informal reception tonight. i
should like to add my humble part to
hearty welcome of Col. Fordyce and
other 4. & st. l.. officials, Fully recog-
nizing the grateful feeling and hearty
good will which every good citizen of
Waco must entertain towards the
plucky"Narrow Gauge" With regrets,
Nours firmly
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-18

Apples-i6n to 500 per barrel.
Lemons-370 to 400 per box.
Sweet potatoes--7Sc To 20 per bushel
Onions-3 256tf 90 per barrel
Pothtoes-Per bushel, LOO to lilo.
Cabbage-Per crate, 2 IS to 90
Chickens-Per dozen. 400 to $50. turkeys 600
70 500.
Eggs-S9l0c per dozen.
Butisr-Choice western, "a TO Sc; country. 20