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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-01-26
TRADE AND. COMMERCE..


while Disappointingy the. Volume of Bush
ness LIS in. Excess OF that of January, 1884.
INDIANAPoLIss Jan, pa!
While thevolume of trade has not reachedthe
expectation of business men thus4far this month,
we.find,. on inquiry that sales aggregate in ex-
cess of those of thes corresponding periodS 1884
Still there is a lack of snap in most departments
yet an early Improvement is looked for, so strong
is the tendency to higher prices. Thesdemoral-
izedscondition of freight rateswll likely be taken
advantage-of, and this will increase the volume
of trade materially for the time being. Grocers
are experiencing very satisfactory. trade and
the higher prices procure them slight profit on
the business they do. Sugars, canned goods and
fish are strong at quotations; coffees dropping in
prices; but not quotably changed! There is a
fair demand for the hog products, and prices are
steady as quoted. The produce markets, with
the milder weather, are becoming more active;
arrivalsof eggs and poultyv increasing, but not
meeting Tie dsnand; r-.ces steaay SaetH. strongs
market overloaded with butter.
GRAIN.
The week closes with the local market. ina
stfongposition. The receipts, owing to the Sc
we're weather in tho earlierpart of the week,
have been unusually light The Board of Trade
Price Current says of wheat No new feature in
local circles. All grades of bothspot and futures
continue in good demand. Offerings-local con
sumption ana interior nfilling.ponts' readily 'ab
sorbing All choice stock. Receipts only fair. We
quote:
No. Mediterranean o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
No. 3 Mediterranean o. SO
No. z red o. "a
No. . red o.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
H91ecGe0 H.
January, o. e. 81
February, o. t.--- .---.--.------.---.---.-., -
Corn remains in firm position, buyers readily
having full quotations for all cash offerings
Sellers few, but we note sales of mixed call at
4l1c track Futures have some inquiries, but
none offered. Wequote:
NO 8 white, o. t-----------..- 4Oi2
fellow. o. Observation-Disclosures. ......-... 4Ol2
Hissd :. + 5 g
rejected mixed o. b.--.- %
Rejected yellow, o. t. 40
Rejected h. nl o. 39aa
Rejected No. white O. t.--....--..-........ 40l2
Unmerchantable o. t----..--..--..--..-.-.-.- 3Sa2
Sound ear o. t------ 80
Oats firm, active and scarce. Prices well main
tanned We quote:
No. = white o. 81
Mixed o. t. 80 u
Rejected, o. IT, 20
Rye-No. 2, higher: Csc bid: mono offered.
Bran-Strong, SI3 f. o. b. bid, no sellers
Hay-Prifne Timothy steady; 81 bid for
choice, nosellers
GRAIN IN STORE
Jan. %. 1885.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK. Jan. 24.-Cotton-Middling quiet at
February, 11.2Oc; March, 1l26c; April. 11.28c
May, 11.49c, June, 11.60e; July, lille; August
IL, Sic September, l.43c; October, 10. 94c Novem
Der, 10.74c.
MEMPHIS Jan, 24-Cottonfrrn; middlne, 1O3se;
receipts 700 baes Shipments 1000 bales; stock on
hand, Ill, sos. bales; sales, 2,4O0 bales.
. CINCINNATI, Jan. 24.-Cottont strong and
higher middlng 10 9-16c.
LOUISVILLE. JAM 24-Cotton, firm; middling
1886.
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LONDON Jan. 24--5 p. M,-Governlnent bonds
Consols for money. 90. 1916; account, 80 15.l6;
Railroad bonds-Erie, 1888; Erie. seconds. 56ls
New York Central, 1884; Canadian Pacific, 14l "a;
Milwaukee g. st. Paul.. 74a. Bar silver 49d.
PARIS Jan. 24.-Rentes, SOf 9712c.,
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Real Estate Transfers.


of Marion county Indiana for the twenty four hours
ending at s. o'clock P. NJ, JAM "a, 1885, as fur
nished by Elliott Butler, abstraeters of titles,
No. 3, Etna Building:
MissouriA Dewey and husband to Nettie
s. McKahan lots Is, z and s, in George
w. Hosss subdivision of part of lot
or block 81, in. Johnsons. heirs addir
ton to Indianapolis. --...-.----...... $2,500.O0
William Wallace ct al. to August b.
Meyer ct AL, lots Is, 10; II and 10, in
Blake's subdivision of outlot 1873, in
Indianapolis 100000
Charles e. Merrfeld and wife to August
B. Meyer ct al, lots Is, Is, II and 49,
In Blake's subdivision of outlot 1913, in.
indianapolis. -------.----.---::,- $4,000
Albert w. Johnson and wife to William
Smith, lots 3, %, % and 80 in block,
10, of Doggy ct al. $ Star addition to
IndianapoiliHs. ...................... 5000
Zachary'T. Sweeney and wife to Edward
p Mathews. lot25 in Edwards's SUBJ
division of block Is, lin Johnson's heirs''
addition to- Indianapolis !------.-...... 10000
ConveyaacAsr s., consideration Sl2 $4,000
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Hostetter's Stona,

Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters is the article
for you. It stimulates
the, failing energies,
invigorates the body
and cheers the mind.
1t enables the system
to throw off the debili-
tating effects of undue
fatigue, gives renewed
to the organs of
digestion, arouses the
liver when inactive,
renews the iaded appe-
tite, and encourages
healthful repose. It's
ingredients are safe,
and it's. credentials,
consist in the
hearty Endorsement of
persons of every class
Of society, are most
convincing. For sale
orally.
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DrV GoadS.

NEW YORK, Jan. 24,-In. consequence, of the
very disagreeable weather and more or less inter-
upting~ of transportation the demand has been less
active, butthrough deliveries orders good total
of sales has been reached.
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COnee.

NEW YORK. JAN, 24.-Cofee- lots fair Rio
quiet; options were active but closed weak; sales
March, 1857. 9Oc; April Sc; May, S1Oc; june,
Ssl5@Ss20cs July, 1925 1880; August, 9.40c.
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Cincinnati. Wabash & Michigan Railway.

(0ver the Bee-lne.)
Depart indianapolis and Grand Rapids Elk. 400 am
Michigan Express. -.....--....-...11:l5 ara
Louisville and Wabash Express. 5:55 pm
Arrive-Wabash and Indianapolis Express. 10:45 am
Cincinnati and Louisville Express. 2:20 pna
Indianapolis and ST Louis Express. 11:1o pm
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LINE STOCK.
indianapolis. Market.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. "A.
OhTTLr-Receipts 1000; shipments, 900. The
offerings to-day of common to medium quality
of both butchers and shippers. Market dun, and
slow sale at quotations. A few left unsold at tine
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Cincinnati. Indianapolis, ST. louis & Chicago.

CINCINNATI DIVISION.
Depart-CincinnaI and Florida Fast Line,
daily, and c. c--.-....-.-... 400 ann
Cincinnati Nashville and Column
bus Accommodation --.-..-.-..1 LOS ana
Cincinnati and Louisville Mail pc. 3:45 pm
Cincinnati Accommodations daily. 6:55 pm
Arriye--Indanapolis Accommodation daily Los ana
Chicago and st. Louis Mail. D. c.. 11:5O ana
Indianapolis Accommodates. 1890. $40 pHA
Chicago, and st. Louis Fast Line,
daily, s. and c. c--.....----...... 10:45 pnN
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Depart-Chcago and Rock Island Express 7:1O ara
Indianapolis and South Bend FIX. ITO arm
Chicago Fast Mail, p. C. 1910 pna
Western Express. .------.----... 4:55 pm
Indianapolis and South Bend Elk. 4:55 pm
Chicago Peoria and Burlington
Fast Line, daily S., r. 11:2O pm
Arrive-Cincinnah and Louisville Fast Line,
daily, c. c. and s......-........ 1886 ann
Lafayette Accommodation. 10.55 ana
South Bend and indianapolis Ex.. 10:55am
Cincinnati and Louisville Mail, p. O. $50 pms
Cincinnati Accommodation. 6:42 FEM
South Bend and Indianapolis Ex.- 6:42 pne
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Chicago. st. Louis & Pitsburu.
Depart-New York. Philadelphia WASH
lngton, Baltimore and Pittsburp
Express, daily, s....-..... A.q5 ava
Dayton and Columbus Express ex-
r.cept Sunday. .1O45 ana
Richmond Accommodation 1920 4:OS, rrn
New York, Philadelphia Washins4
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburu Ex-
press, daily s., h-.-..--...-.. 4:55nna
Dayton Express except Sunday 4:S5p ON
Arrive-Riehmond Accommodation, except
Sunday. $40 ua
New, York, Philadelphia Washing
ton, Baltimore and PittsbnRg Elk
press, daily ...--....-.-.-.--.11: 1882 ann
Columbus and Dayton Express, ex-
-cept sunday. $500. 4s35pm
New York. Philadelphia. Washing
ton, Baltimore and PittSburg Ex-
press daily. 1920 pm
Dayton Express, daily, except Sun
CHICAGO DIVISION VIA KoKoMo p, O. q ST. L. h ID.
Depart-Louisville and Chicago Express,
Pc Ills ann
Louisville and Chicago Fast Ex-
press, daily, s..~..-.--..---.-.--.Il:o LOO pm
Arriye-Chicago and Louisville Fast Elk.
press, daily, s----.---.-...--... 4:00an
Chicago and Louisville Express
p. c------,.- 3:35 prGA
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Wheat. Corn. Oats. Rye
-l--------l-----
Elevator A..--..I 81 800b / 1901 66.O0Ol 900
Elevator B...l Is 5OOll 0OOl 410OI 300
Capital ELEVATOR 25.OOGt ...I ..,..lt ......
Elevator D..-.l ..E I 1SsO00E 1890.
ATota...,..,. 1890 1900 $500 1900
last year,. I44 600 $1,000 $4,000 900
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Indiana. Bloomington g. Western.
PEORIA DIVISION.
Depart-Pacifc Express and Mail ..-...-.. 7:25an1
Kansas and Texas Fast Line, r.c.- 5:07 pal
Burlington and Rock Island Ex=
press, daily, r. c. and s. -..111Op pm
Arrive-Eastern and Southern Express,
daily p. C. and s..-.-..-..-...... 3:5Oaun
Cincinnati Special r. c.....-.-... 11:05 ana
Atlantic Express and Mail. ....... ESQ pun
ST. LOUIS DIVISION.
Depart--Meorefeld Accommodation. $50 pm
Mail and Day Express. .........-.. 5:02 pm
Arrive.-Mail and Day Express hoo ann
Moorefeld Accommodation. 6:10pm
EASTERN DIVISION.
Depart-Eastern Express Mail, daily ST. r. c. 400 ana
Dayt Express. Observation-Disclosures las avn
Atlantic Express daily, s. and C. Co.. 7:10pm
Arriye-Paciic Express daily s. and Co. 6:55 ana
Western Express ...--.... A:45p m
Burlington and Rock Island Ex-
press, daily, S. and r. G 10:35 pm
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Louisville. New Albany & Chicago.

michigan and Grand Rapids Line.l
Depart- Michigan City Mail .12:45 pm
Frankfort Accommodations ,..---. 500 pm
Michigan City Night Ex., ds;ly ST.. 1l20 pm
Acknowledgements Night Ex. daily, So. 1886 ann
Indianapolis Accommodation. .-... 1000 ana
indianapolis Mail ----....-.-.--.- 3;15 pm
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Depart Cincinnati, Dayton g. Tolede.---.. 40
Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo and
New York. 104
Connersville Accommodation 1905. Az!
Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo and
New York Express 6:3s
ArTive--C onnersville Accommodation. $500. 1885,
Cincinnati. Peoria and ST. Louis :. IL :5t
Cincinnati Accommodation. --.. 5:0t
Cincinnati, Peoria and ST. Louis. :. 10Af(
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Vandalia Line.
Depart indianapolis and South Bend Ex.. 71O ana
Mail Train. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 15 ana
Day Express daily, p, h--..---.--1 1855 ann
Terre Haute Accommodation 400 pm
Indianapolis and South Bend Ex.- 4:55 pm
Pacific Express, daily, s..-.---.--. 10:45p PM
Arrive New York Express daily. $50 ann
Indianapolis Mail and Accom-. ----- 1000 ann
South Bend and Indianapolis Ex.. 1O.55am
Cincinnati and Louisville Fast Line $50 pna
New York Express, daily, h.---.-- 4:40 pm
South Bend and Indianapolis Ex... 6:42 pm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-29

An announcement was made SOW
cral days since of a temperance socia-
bic which was To have taken i,l,co ~,
the residence of Mrs. Davidson an
Austin avenue, between Seventh orJ
Eighth streets, but on account of tLn
condition of the streets it was most
poned without publishing the fact
consequently there was avery plcos.
ant Sprlnkling of young ncoulc
dropped in there last night and he'll -
meeting despite the elements Nn
fNAMINER representative was present
ana can vouch for the success of tLc
entertainment when it occurs. juI~.
ing by the hospitality shown to Tie
surprise party.
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FROM TIE cnrN1RY.

Very few farmers cane in from the
country yesterday. and items about
crops are very mcagrc. The bottoms
are all overlooked. and corn and cot
on cannot be seen. ON the prairie
farms Wednesday night, storm
played sad havoc with small grain.
and the outlook for the harvest l.
very gloomy indeed. Crop, in the
Bo,qne bottoms, in many places. are
swept away, for when this stream
gets out of its banks the current go,>
with it. Mr., Bart Moore rode ont to
Lovers Leap and looked over the
farms north and east. He said hun
drcds of acres of Coru aud cotton are
submerged. Reports from south
Bosqnc say the wheat crop, are al
most Il complete ruin.
FLOOD NOTES.
There was only one man in thi,
city who was too selfish and mean to
allow II family who had been run ont
of their homes bv the water
To take shelter in hi, house
during the severe storm We'd
ncSday night.
MIR. D.. II. Appel requests the En-
AMINER to announce that there are
n great many people in the city in
destitute circumstances. and he asks
that some measure be taken for their
relief Money, clothes and provisions
are needed for these people. Let
some action be taken at once
The wooden mills sustained a loss
of about $1,000 by the rain being
blown III on the machinery. cnu.ino
a Stoppagc of work, and doing con
siderable damage
ON West Clay street about thirty
feet of Mr., +. Rotan's fence was
washed away by water which over
flowed the street and guttcrs.
Foot bridges across cutters. in
many parts of the city, are washed
away.
Lightning struck one of the barns
at the driving park, and tore one end
of il almost out.
The Electric girl rot in her work
wednesday night. 1t struck a tree in
,en. Spcighrs yard, made n bad hole
IN Tray. Jones barn, and struck a
chimney Mt Mr.. Goodies residence on
thirteenth street.
News was received in thi, city YES
tcrday morning that four colorcd nco.
pc We're drowned in Tehuacana rrccl,
Wednesday. Their names are How
ara Lew Is and his wife. and Melissa
tray and her son Jimmie. The re-
port stated that some of the bodies
had not been found. They all lived
IN cabin on the Harrison farm.
! he Missouri lopit;. go; t,,-...I l.....,
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WRECK AND RUIN.
The City Damaged to the Ex-
tent of Over One Hundred
thousand Dollars.
Pictures OF the scenes on waco
Creek, where Dire Disas-
ter Is spread.
The DinninhOn EunIiI, wash
ed Away and Drowned
in The Flood.
Disaster Ia the Susptnsiou
Bridge III. ItraZus Reced-


rho ll.secI SUNLIGHT tl,ut ,,u,o 80,
lcloulcd win no d.v'n rn,t',.in,.
n,orning rnvr.IrJ au thc drcnj ro
.ull. 81 tI,r lottIr Of u,r WINK ami
tLr Wafer. And ,yLst 4, rirt,,ro ."'a.
.nro.b ami hrfnrr tLn nr,y. .huutor.
/ .rorrbir,, cyn. vrrrL n. homo. min.
of harvest fcI,l. orchard. o,r,inn.
and lawns. vast vast. nf rn.lin',
a,,"ry yatcrs LiJmo .tr.ct. and Inm5
.carc. hat hut The l.y Lnt,rn w,,rn
I,rrinin, Nitb Iifr ar ,,Io,iou.I, nroa,
III, Lnrvc.t nrn,ni.,s. L,lr.uI,, 'T'r,,op
home, ,,n,, ul,irb ia. I,,,iI'rs Ri
led il, ,ho ni,,bt,s Jarlrn.s ,I'. ',,, 40"
a., a,,,I fatl,n, ~, r,o,,, im.,.nnay hn.,
mo ,Lc rl,ilJ,a,, in HAN arm or ,,,
tLri,, sb,,,l,icrs,. thr,' w.,,l.I tlr'.,,,,n
ia, ,,.,,., ,ro,,.rs tn ,Io l,i,,lo. ,,r,,,,,,I,
bl,uJ,eJ. nfrsr,o..n. Of 7rnt,io T,,
thn Torn had drnv,,nd Gna,in,, I'
an ,ho r".is,io.s rnrrcn, orth" H. ~
railrs,' traci,. anma fro,n thoir r 'n"'
iaJs ~. ,,,;',h, 'V''"
~, - d,,ol H.. "'ou,'
l. i,,,, i,ad i;t,oJ ,r5,,, ,'';r oI',,.,,',. "
and dashed TO niece. AGAINST great
forest trees; great crcya.sc, in rail
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ntb.r Iotu4ur III. 1u,rut,o. puunot
b, loss ,hnu 500 p,d,iti. r.rL vos
,l,uYorJ IN fbr r.trnt If S4od ~. &inn
Nh ~ y furti. lr,utif,i b,,uo ,,ro-
.1nt. 81 tr.riiI. vrorl. ,hc wntc,
.,vnrl,rJ tbrnu.,l, tho y,rL uorIcn md
st,iIr lol. md rninrl rvcribino Nh.
q r.tiuntr. Ia. h.. vc,, Nv oi
~ 400 iii. t.,,... md bridIc. orr
,wcut AWAY
.,. .
''' NS'N > REEL
me water washed through Gen. L..
:. iio-s prem :, ana damaged him
to the amount al 500.
TWO r"sldcur s.. occupied by W. j.
Brother -l"n 1t >. W. farrar
ana bcI"n@h' to the Waco
WOODEN mus, were damaged to the
amount on S-'W. Mrs. I, /. smith 5
residence ana fences were dam
aged to the extent of 500;
20" .,''i - " u" WV :" 'hJ
OBricn. q gardener, sustained dam
age, to the amount of 800 Charles
Bauch lost 5000 Mr.. William John
sons house WAS lifted of of the blocks
and carried away about one hundred
feet. Mr. j. and hi. family remained
in the building until O'Clock Wcducs-
day morning. his loss is $500. MIR.
Tom Bramctt says 5000 will cover
hi. loss Mr. G. y Shredder lost two
houses which were swept away and
demolished by the raging tor
rent, of water AGAINST The NJ =
souri, Pacific bridgc Ills entire
loss win reach over 81 900 Mr.. r.
+. Cameron occupied one of Mr.
9hrocler houses. and his loss Is 500.
Hir w ! - ihnlhghoi' Wltn MS IAN
~ n "'''i' ~ lho o'hGr Mr. - ~
h''' II, heI'"ood park sustained a
'"Sr 81 sow
"rNc al an losses on " AGO creek
t a. IN. '".a' '"p'7 up 10 o'cr 9'4'"",
CH"n',"S '"' "alhaSc 10 iarillS, ana
o,i'' ."NSc'' when cannot now DE
's'''''a''"' WI" run tlc loouhg up to
"Nti S-''''"'
CITY BRIDGES.
rno cI,.,.,..- ,.,, -,
.,,oi, ,rI,i,I. t,''i1.,.'' ~ VI. "'U
Lno,, v.a'Lol '',,..-, NJ w, nav =
.Iorl,.on, rI., Sn,iu. r;'l.. -, l,;S,I
.,,d r|;rd ri "'n, 'l'i'
Woh.tor and I.aum,I .,n it Uiio' on
10 ,Io,,oonJ ma ,,,, ~
uIl rirh, Mo ,i,,,'al,o
Viii rnarh hnt,rn" ','' -; non ~ -, vi,?
Ia I,,',. ,,,;Ir 1-'','9 ""' 3''""'
amos and ,Ln o,,.,.,,,tt '''t'u w 1C''I'
tbis Viii rnoct L" ,'" ~ it'I unn ~ u"
''''' '''''''
~ '''"N IRANCll'
No great amount of damage was
al Lao Ia ..l
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HEAL THYSELF.

n nIl1nl WHISKY HABITS cured
al home "ithoui pain. Hoax
VI IOM r. ppriicaiar, -ENT fHEK.
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Waco creek nni wrecked their hour-
From one who was present AT the foot
of Fourth street "Wednesday MIGHT
the ENtNINnnmau wa, told that the
cries ol women and children were.
hcart-rcnding. These people live
near together in some instance, onl, "a
few feet mtcrvcncs between the
houses. but every man or wu,uon had
10 take care of their own children
often men had to carry children ont
10 highIhnd moro thah hundred
ar"s' "nT 'hch return ana tahr
MR. noe VINO IIfpu on hl&h
sr""nt WIZ h'W"! r'n,'! 10 SlN' up
pa 20 'i'.' ,'"9', ~ 'i'SV WI" ~ "
.",il.,l,r' d. ~ NV '"r'r n"'l'u'' iny
rv,i"' W., u, ,o"N "'''s U' .''".''
,'I, n,iru'' uu' on! " S,'lh', "n''"''
VI "i''''Hr WIS "'lc n'r'.
nuA AZ ir,',GuD' ~ H',, ~"
"'"'',u w w IT., '",'h''n,'oiH' a''' ,i'
,HSS ~ n'',"'''', ~ np""' ~ ii''c %,
ti'' '"'"''" I''i''' WI" '"''''i'" must
'''' VIZ .,........... ......
- '.''' ~ ~ % '''''-''
Tom Coleman fences arr wu-LoI
nvn, and hi. house domaorJ. lo..
about 500 Tonry Iillrv last
Ian his fences and rood, dam.
nuca To the nmouut ot 5000.
sam Sim. lost small ho,,sr il,
the ward. and other damages. nnoliut-
ing i'm NIL 10 500. Dennis Charleston
estimate, his los, at $50. jim smith
had two wells ruined by the hioL
water. and ne place, hi, dama0,. nj
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-29

Mrs: Winslow's Soothing Svrun
should always lac used for Children
ieething. II soothcs the child. >oftrns
the gums, allays all pain. cures wind
collie, and is ia" best remedy for dinr.
rhea. be u bottle.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-29

Special bargains in ladies, misses
and childrrn's hosiery during nltcra-
tions, AT Sanger Bros.
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One great truth told in two lines
BcnSon'S Caprinr rorou> Plaster. orc
better than ali others. - cents.
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NIGHT MIR. f.. f. Cameron. who re-
.idcd ON the lar side of Waco creek
urnr tho jackson street bridge he
c,na alarmed n the indications ufn
iloud in the rrorL and telling his own
family to act ready to moyr went to
the house of MIR. W l. Dmniuhoil.
who lived close hy and told him that
ne had better pci hi, fuuilv out mt
once ~ there wa, Great danger
of ms house being swept away. aud
also told linn that lac wa, moving hi,
own family toa place of safety.
MIR. DnniuhoiI and wife, however,
-nid that thcirinipnt was sick, and ~
they THOUGHT there wa- no danger
they "would not 90 ont in the rain
This they pcrsi-trd in though rc-pcat
cdly urged hy MIR. Cameron to save
themselves,
MIR. Cameron then got his own
| family 10 % place Of safety, with 81
| fricnt. ON the higher ground, and
with true hcrui.m hr returned, in
! tending to 60 again to Diunluhud'~
house but the water Wa, already be-
| yond wnding depth, and as hr stood
upon the shore lac Jaw Dinninhoil
|
| aud in IN instant after. the house WAS
swept from its foundations ana dash
ed 10y the raging current against the
bridge and badly wrecked. \" cry
was heard above the terrible war "l
the elements, and in the thicA dark
ness nothing could he seen OF or done
TO save the inmate, OF the mouse.
Yesterday morning the dead bodies
of all llNc members ol
The family. Mr. pcnl'lh"lI'
his WiIr and thclr ihrcc ct''"t'n
Lena, year. oId Louise, year; ana
Louis, N months, were iouh' Ia'
npnit IRON each other either among
the debrl~ or along the Nhll'y h'IoW
me 6ody oil the poor ih"th'f was
'' 80" ,n
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-29
\ TIuPIIsANCE sURp,,~,

i ne only cigarettes winch do moi
suck 10 the lips are Opera Pun,.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1885-06-17

The term "otliensive PARTISAN" has
strained the elasticity of logic long
enough, and the Troy Press resolutely
puts stopper on all future controversy
by this Interpretation :--"It is possible
that Mr.. Cleveland did not realize
when he first spoke of offensive parti-
sans that the time would come when it
would, fairly be CONSTRUCTED as Of
fensive partisanship for Republican
office holder to seek to hold his Office in
spite of the peoples decision. That
time has come, and rs the Free Press re-
marked some days ago, the very fact
that a Republican in office has not,
after three months of the new admins
tration have expired, placed his resig-
nation before the president, the chosen
and approved executive of tie people,
is in itself the strongest evidence of Of
fensive partisanship and should subject
the shameless delinquent to prompt
removal"