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The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-12

Dlds't ever kiss d pair ot Epc red Gpss inquired a modern poet Well, we should smile! N3o l.AS. f? As tue Texas dclegas,2 said What are we ilare for?'
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-12
Slim Jiai.
Sunday night Courting.

Sunny South.
 Thers always something happen ing to disturb the tranquility ot the nation and shake the very quartz out of it.
 Now, here is something that in- terests the rpening generation of both sexes:
 X man--undoubtedly very good intcutioned man otherwise who employs q large number of girls making up mems wear, says he wants to stop the Sunday night courting industry, because itinter- fcres with his Shirtmakig business
 He says that not more than twO- thirds of his girls are good for any thing on Monday mornings; that they are stupid and sleepy and yawning all the time.
 The reason of it is because the glrls have "iclows' who study astronomy and burn the midnight oil at a flicker with them the night before, and listen for the early morning song of the chontieleer.
 This man says there ought to be law passed making spaIkinga a le- gal crime when perpetrdted on any other night but Saturday night.
 It's pretty h1w-de do, this abolshing Sunday-night sparkling because it isn't in rhyme with the Song of the Shirt I'll bet ten cents this fellow nev- CT had sentimental Squirm in his life:
 Nor even has he aront so little as quarter ia a whole sum nor to see how a girl eats ice cream or where she puts her stawberries.
 Now, if have any recollection Il the matter, it used to be conSid- | cred the .jolliest part of young | fellows life to be able to see [ three or four girls in q week.
 Why, all the nectar of his days are centered between the time he's | a growing colt and a full grown nag.
 The girls like it, and were just | the same-they wanted a different :. fellow every night in the week; but when it came to sitting up'- well, she wanted her regular on Sunday-niGht in the same good old-fdshioned way her father and mother before her had swappcd Squeezes and kisses.
 From Tuesday moring through the week she looks for the next Sunday night with the same inter csts of can't get-along- withont,it that she does for her thimhle when she wants to sew up rip in her little sisters shoe.
 'To court or not to court oh Sun day nights?' That is the question which will agitate several thousand in the future. sORlS.
 If you pause to reflect upon this matter I'm thinking it will make you sad.
 ia veto should be put upon our aflcctionate younng girls occupy ing the best parlor on Sunday nights with her best fellow, all the ravisbing bloom of her youth will depart from her;
 The simmer of her sparkling eye will grow dim.
 The soft and cooing tones of her purling voice will become harsh and weir like;
 Her matchles and pliant form will Shrivel so that her mother will have to buy her corsets sever. . al sizes smaller;
 Tea, even unto her shoes anal beautifully cm9roidered silk stock. ineS-which will gradually seem as if they were made for some more robustrouS damSel;
 She will pine and grieve 50 that she will want 10 join the hummer. ieZ.
 SLIM JIM.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-12
F.i!ly, March 70, 1885.

between thc hours for lrg.d ,a1a,, it 'f9st of tte Court Elou~e deer of Nevada c.uht| Arkansas thc tllo@iae described hI4- t9. au: All tac right, ,DJ ,it. and ut.-e-taf Jol In F Wsal.- in and to > s of ~,,.. n ud th x N iot Sect. il na6 thn \ : ,t < W of Sect II and d. Y of tacS r. | of Sect II; also the x W of-Scot r and tine N otS W of Scst r erd the S < If ihc < " 1 l2pf>erji-
 all iu township, II, south in Range T west and being situated in the county of Nevada, >tota of Aronsa- levied lpan t1 sat i>Iy an eAccuii1u in favor If John Jones.
 OSCAR PHILLIPS Sheriff
 By Ed Hood, D'p'ty SAcrih
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-12
4 Cheap stamp Puller.
SLIM JIM.

l see in the Farmer of Jan. 8, "A Reader gives an account of d $45 stump butler. want to tell your readers of a s stump butler one that will hois: them. Take a l6 foot lever that will spring but not break, hickory elm preferred Go to your machine shop, get six feet of slip chain, have a large hook put on one end and q heavy log dog on the other. Put a large cle- wis, with heavy Iing, around your lever, two te.eI from the big end so yOu may move 1t a little yjlapI way tG suit tbe size of tae stamp Attach band 10 the small end ot the lever, with . larg ring for your SpIeader to heck into Hitch on your best tealE, lay the big end oi the lever against the S.ump, pass the chaiu around the other side, drive tue dog into a spur, start the team and yanN the stamp right olt.-1ndiana Farmer.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-12
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The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-12
Shcrin's Sa!e.

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The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-12
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The Nevada picayune., 1885-03-12
BucAlen5s ArRica SAlye.

The best ,alyc in the world fur Cets. Bruia es, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheuu F cyor Sore. Tettcr, Chapped lIends. Chhhhjrs Com. and all SliG l.ruption and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satl ~tuction. or money refund. ed Price 25 cents per bottle, For sale by Moncricf ,S Bro
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-04-29

wait plus de ses d6faillances, ct
apres s'etre incline devant la jeu-
ne femme, il adressa un salut din
telligence q Horace.
Monsieur de Breuil dit-il
avec un sourire de satisfaction; eh
bien !! c'est une vraie chance de
yous rencontrer, car j'aurais pro-
bablement 6t6 vous cherchcr q vo-
tire hotel.
-Vous avez done q me parler, q
moi aussi?
-Oui, monsieur Horace. Et,
CONNIE on dit, puisque vous-etes
Ia, je ferai dune pierre deux
coups.
Et sur ces mots il se tourna vers
la Cagnotte.
-Je vous suis bien reconnais-
SAINT, continua-t-il; j'aurais 6t6 fort
contrarie dc NJ pas vous voir, ct
je crois pouvoir vous assurer que
vous ne serez pas fach6e de ma
voir recu, quand vous saurez. .ce
qui m m'am6ne.
-Cest gravel. fit la Cagnotte.
-Vous allez en- juger
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-04-29

Adresse des officers des societies
natiOnaIes canadiennes fran
eaises DE- Minneapolis ct St.
Paul.
ASSOCIATION CANADIENNE FRAN.
CAISE
(Societe St Jean Baptiste) de Mlnnea-
polls.
President; G.. A. scheffer No. 27--2e
rue, Sud.
secretalre; L. Desrosiers, No. 200 Hen
nepin Avenue.
CONFERENCE ST. VINCENT DE
PAUL,PAROISSE STE CLOTILDE.
President; Revd pere R. O. Nougaret,
No. 727--1le Avenue, Nord, Minneapolis.
UNION ST JOSEPH DE MINNEA-
POLLS.
President; M. A. Plasse, No. 1872 Gen.
tral Avenue
secretaire; A. Davignon, No. 1o5 Cen
tral Avenue.
CERCLE LITTERAlRE DE LA JEU-
NESSE CANADIENNE FRAN
CAISE DE MINNEAPOLIS.
President J. Marcoux, No. 209 Nlcol-
let Avenue.
secretalre; j. Vinet, No. 200 Nicollet
Avenue.
UNION FRANCHISE ST PAUL.
President; T. o. Dufresne, No. s2--
lie rue, Est.
Secretaire; Alphonse St-Plerre, No.
597 rue Fairview
SOCIETE DE CONSTRUCTION LAFA
YETTE--St Paul.
President; T. 0. Dufresne, No. 92--
lie rue, Est.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-04-29

All ah !! dit Horace avec en-
jouement; vous avez des relations
avec NJ. Brico]e?
-Est-ce que vous le connaisaez
I'm peu. Que peut-il vous
vouloir?
Puts, SO frappant le front
-Jy suis ajouta-t-il; en- sa
qualit6 de camelot, Bricole fait
tous les meters, il ma vendu quel-
qnefois des billets fort cher Ia
porte des theatres; ct vraisembla-
Element il Went r6clamer votre
protection au bureau do location.
La Cagnotte remua lentement la
tete.
--Ce nest pas celia, r6pondit-
ellie toute songeuse. car je me rap
pelle qu'hier, pendant la repr6ssn-
tation, entire le second ct le troi-
si4me acte, ON M a remis une car
to pareille.
Bricole?
Non. une sorte de gamin as
sez NAL mis- qui s'6tait faufile sur
la scene avec les machinistes.
--Filoche ! c'est Filoche Mais
vous a-t-il dit pourquoi son maftre
d6sirait vous parler?
IL ma dit settlement que M.
Bricole await une importante COM
munication D me falre, quill Sc pre-.
senterait chez moi, ct quill me sup
pliait de le recevoirs
De sorte que le VOLTA.
Cue faut-il faire?
Eth mais q votre place, moi,
| je le ferais entrer. Qui salt Bri-
cole des accointances avec Ray
monde. Je le soupeonne den sa-
voir long sur beaucoup de sujets. J.
ct il est peut-etre int6ressant de
lentendre.
-Voulez-vous que je me retire
-Au contraire, restez; puisque
vous le connaissez, vous m'aiderez
q l'interroger.
En- meme temps, ID Cagnotte fit
un signe q la femme de chambre,
ct quelques sscondes aprAs, Bri-
cole faisait son entree dams lie bou-
doir de Ia jolie actrice.
Tout autre peut-etre, 3 So place,
ent 6tA intimid6 !; mais Bricole ma
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-04-29
Fe,1i1letu,1.
LA FILE
CAMEL0TS

NSUlIE.
"Cest CO que j'ai r6pondu.
Eth bien?. ;.
La personne ma prj6 de re-
METRE settlement cette carte.
"Quelque mendiant! fit Horace
en- souriant.
"Depuis CO matin c'est une pro-
ctssion, compl6ta Ia Cagnotte.
Et nonchalamment ellie plit la
carte qu'on lui pr6sentait.
Majs ellie NY cut pas plus tot
Jet6 les yeux qu'elle fit un mouve-
ment.
Gee nest pas Ga, dit Horace qui
Pobservait.
"Non!. .et c'est bizarre.
"Qu'est-ce done ?
La Cagnotte passa la carte au
jeune gentilhomme.
Et celui-ci lut:
BRICOLE
Tnono70f
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-04-29
NUMERO1.
TARIF DES ANNONCES.

Avis de Marriages, 80 cents.
Demandes d'emploi- -demandes de do
mestiques ou employees annonces pour
chambre on pension annonces pour
objets perdus ou trouves,
Au taux de UN CENTIN par mot.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-29

0fthc Emma Abbott Grand Eng
|lish opera Company, which will be
the attraction at the opera house to-
hight, the Galveston News of Decem-
Der 10Th says: The Emma Abbott
|Lrand English Opera company Will
play an engagement ut tue opera
house, Monday and 4 tuesday, Janu-
|sry 4th and 9th, and give three per-
FINANCES of grand opera, such rs our
|IIzens have not often All cpp ortu-
bus Of Ii stening 10. Monday night
|ne romantic opera of "Miguun Will
given, with thr ee piima donnas III
IL caste, also the Gel ebrated Spanish
|nOr, Micchlcna, OF whom SO much
written in praise. Tuesday grand
|latinee viii be given Of the popular
pera I'll rrovutOre' with its great
nyil chorus, and Tuesday night u
OF the grand opera OF
"faust' will close the Abbott en-
.sgcment.
IN reorganiHing ncr opera company
~ the present season, Emma y hbott
bowed unusual Conscicutiousness III
er stri ct adherence to professional in
fgrily aud to the desire To present
English opera in u more perfect man
per and with II grandcr ensemble than
|yer before, and TO this end she car
PIES not only Il company larger in
(umDcrs, but one superior to any in
Emcrica i'll artist ic abilities in the OF
sraic field. The Abbott company is
| he only one outside of Maplcson' s
hat carries its own chorus and COM
ete grand orchestra, depending NOT
o. local musicians for aid i'll present
Dg their operas.
AmOngt Inc artists are Emma Abbott,
Laura Bcllini, Lizzie Aunandale, Der
As Irickc, Marie Greenwood, Fer
ando Michelcna, AgoStinio Monte
grlllo, William Pruette, William
Brodcrick, Fred Dixon, Maurice Con
lell, I. ]. Bryant, and many others
aud with the chorus and orchestr,
oTm II magnificent ensemble.
The new ,papers in all the lcadins
Giles have been for months tccmlns
with enthusiastic praise of Emma
ABBOTT and her company, and it re-
TIes no prophecy TO predict II
'"e'ton brilliant reception of the
WONDERFUL success which has every
"Aere been accorded this lavoril'
pnms donna.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-29


!" oe the first attraction nj the Nc
FAahd Opera House for the new
A. Tor two nights, Friday aud sat
ANJanuary l and ,, and Saturday
'uihg matinee at 2;30 p. m. The
York Dispatch 60 mmcnts thus
Vuly a Farmers Daughter is a
ueallng with modern society life,
Nelh a happy family, consisting OF
vented husband and father, his
She wealthy farmers daughter,
'aeir little girl, are agitated and
VT divided through the machiua-
VI an adventures to supplant
VIE III her husbands affections,
'uus gain access TO his large for
Her deeply laid plans approach
", when LcnnoX, the husband,
vision of his future career, see
"seli at the end a raving mani
Nute of both friends and for
rom this horrid nightmare
|.,ns Nes to fluid himself still sur
nv by his wife aud child, and
IN 'uhe still intact. The conclu.
Nm patent he Immediately breaks
&i,h.' ue adventures, and resolves
|k., W see her nor her associate
Gted u 'he curtain drops on re.
Rptu,, ''''"lly circle, happy in their
New York Dispatch.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-29
PERSON Al.

Mr. Hugh J. Jones. OF the Whitney
Messenger is in the city.
Mr.. aud Mrs, j. jenkins. OF Meri-
dian, are ut the New MrClclland
Mr.. George W. kinchcloc and wife.
of hastcrsville. Texas. are in the city.
Mr. Fred kingsbury is down from
lily.
Mr. Is j. Bass. representing Bas,
Bros, of Terrell, was in the CITY yes
tcrd0y on business.
Mr. Il. " Hunt, representing the
Fort Worth Gazette. was IN the city
yesterday, Rnd paid the EXANuNER u
complimentary call.
Mr.. win Ish aud his bride arrived
from Tennessee sunday night. aud
are AT present stopping with Mr.. Is
father in the country.
Misses Henrietta and Clara Stroth-
er, and Miss Florcnc Ross paid the
EXAMINER composing room u call last
night, and took i'll the sights.
Mr.. James Askew, the Jolly propri-
ctor OF the White Elephant. who his
been spending the holidays in his
Georgia home. returned Yesterday.
MIR. II. -. Howell. of Jefferson, the
EXAMINERS correspondent at that
point, came in Yesterday On route To
Austin whittier he goes on business.
His sister, Miss Sallic Howell, who
tauoht in Waco university for two
sessions. accompanied hin to Waco
and will remain about two week, on
a visit TO Mis-. Lula Iednum
AT the Lehman House; Prof
j G. Didocs. Walnut. + I.cyinski
Ilillshoro. r. " ,Inblu owsti. q r Eao-
land CITY. "A 4 poay Trx.s. II u Il.
len 4 II IIarrrll TroNyfnr i ~
ShmkIin HnII ronntv. G.cnr H,gI,nJ
- Roller. city. & NCorver WLitnrv,
dcll. Morton smith ~ \ pnov .nro-
na. WIN W Evan. Robinson. 4 ~
Harrison. A Chalmcr,. city. Jos Nd
wards and wifi NoItnu. VIM ~ ~
am. Phi Morgan, Robinson, = J
Carney. Chicago; j T Henry. CITY;
Alice Black. \ Moore. { II Graves.
Gainesville; W Il Townsend. Nj Calm
+ j Berry, Gatcsyillc: T. + Cohcon.
Franklin.
At the Pacific: w NJ Dickinson,
Gilmcr; y ID Miller. II Sheffield. AT
lanta; 10 Abbott. llillsboro; Charles
Murray and wife, W Il Dunnica. f. II
Graham, city; W Il Burrcll. Chicago;
WAYNE Il Green, Cor,icana; l. Wife.
Temple; l. j Samuels Indiana; f y
Mitchell, Brcmond: a y Whittlc.
SulpLar Springs. CT Powers, PINE
Blum; ~ Hey Jones, Tyler; Dan Tai
puck, 4 { Riddle. . Commcskey.
Galveston; VIM \ Ish and wife, Ten
upssrp. Al kirhard.ou san Francisco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-29

Wr James b. Kennedy. of New
~ will visit Waco in short timr
!, loan several hundred Thousand
,,usrs. in sums of $1,000 and up.
uroords. on improved property at low
r.tes. 90 to Is per cent will hc
i"sncd ON property, the owner OF
~hch is in good commercial stand.
'ng and whose business record j.
nnod. 50to 90 per cent. will be loaned
ssn property whose owners are not N
sniye business All communications
Gill be strictly confidential. Refers
nv permission To the Importers aud
traders national bank, New York
Citv. Persons wishing to negatiatc
Ioars please address, James h. Ken
nedv, postotlice box 1894, New York
-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-29

Mr. J. N. MOTIFS, an Old resident IT
Rome, Ga., say : that he had been bad
ly troubled with kidney complaint Tor
u great many years, and with Eczema
for three Year,. at Times could scarce
N walk and had tried many rcmcdic,
Without benefit until he began taking
Electric bittcrs and amounting his
hands aud feet with Bucklcn's arnicA
,alvc. This treatment afforded him
great relief and he strongly recon-
mcuds Electric bittors to all who SUI
Ter with kidney complaints, or need
II blood purifier. Sold by Castles ~
Morrison.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-29

The holidays have come and are
going now, boys. Take down, brush
up, push out aud sell that odd lot OF
canned goods, odd grades of coffee,
sugar, dried fruit, flour, small glasses
of Jelly, buckley Jelly, bulk fruit. but
ter, preserves, Jam and every can of
goods with soilcd labels, without re
gard to cost or value. We must have
everything bright and new when we
strike the new store, corner of Eighth
and Austin streets.
a, JONES, TAYLOR. ~ BIO.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-29
IN THE CtTN.

IN THE CtTN.
Order your coal from Palmer
White Elephant for fancy drinks.
Deane's cabinet photos. SIS per dol.
Look out for Ellis moving wagon.
Deanc's cabinet photos, 81 per doz.
Fine oysters tor families ut the 1t.
Charles.
Toys, TOYS, toys, 90 to Sanger Bros
for them,
The White Elephant for the finest
cigars in the city.
An kinds of stock feed sold by
Chambers Bros.
Chambers Bros makes speciality
of country produce.
Lack, the tailor. has some mighty
stylish good for suits.
All families wishing oyster, should
get them At the 81 Charles.
All the best brand. of canned goods
sold by Chambers Bros.
The prices of Highlands goods defy
competition from any quarter,
Try Chambers Bros "F. Il. p"
flour. Every sack guaranteed.
Chambers Bros carry a splendid
line of fancy candies tor the holi
days.
Lack, the tailor, has all our well
dressed business men a. his custo-
mcrs.
An families wanting oysters for
Christmas should call AT the ST
Charles.
The initial napkin rings are beau
ties, and can only be had at Lcvinski
n Albca's
Ragland has the finest assortment
Of jewelry aud watches ever brought
to this market
just received. bottles tor covering,
ut W. y. williamson N Co.'S, Fourth
and Austin
Remember that oull the very
purcst and best liquors are served AT
the White Elephant
The dudinc WOODEN dress goods in
the newest novelty in that line. full
assortment at B. llabcr.
Candy and popcorn balls manu-
lactured every hour at the candy
stand on Sixth and Austin streets,
Get your brackets, scroll-sawing,
band-saWing and turning done at
Loving X ~WanSon's plainlug mil.
Loving n swanson viii fit up OH
ces and do all kinds of stair work in
the neatesl and most artistic manner
Lack, The tailor, will make you any
THING Won want from 81 noir of icou.
MANS to fun drcss suit and n,l - 'ru
riobt. TOO
Most ELEGANT limo of toilet good.
md perfumcry in thc city NJ " A
Williamson A. Co,s jru~ store
Fourth and Austin.
I'm lookino for halliday presents re.
member ,hnt SanUcr pros ,rc show.
inr am elegant line of novelties in
puui,u b and Smyrna ruo.
An clcoou1 limo nf Garnet. in will.
Ions. u,onIrttr. body Hrus.ols lanes.
try and inorair chron mill ortrr thc
holidays. al sanger Bros.
II Ii,I,rr's uew cInthing dcnart
ment is stacked Win lhe newr.t
STYLES. best fitting and best mad,
cluthinn in lhn rity
NOTHING will make YOUR wife
haud,omcr present tLau q uair q
those beautiful nnrtcirc- sanger Bros
are showing.
Antique hangings and RUGS. has
socks sinner boxes and a large vari
ctv of useful ~ well rs beautiful
! Christmas goods. on exhibition in Tia
Garnet department. AT sanger Bros.
Our prescription department is on,
of the most cnmplctc i'm the city. an,
under the management of thorough
careful and experienced prcscrip
tionists. W. \. Williamson ~ Co
Fourth and Austin.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-29

The best salye in the world for cuts
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum fever
sores. letter, chapped hands, chilblains.
corns and skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required
1t il guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price
% cents per box, For sale by Castles
4 Morrison.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-29

We will offer everything in the line
of millinery goods at half the original
cost, to close out stock before the
season Is over We invite you to
visit us. Fourth street opposite side
of the street Som Pacific hotel
MISS KATIE Srorrr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-29

The grandost opera of the season,
"Mignon,' by the Emma Abbott
opera company, tonight at the Nc
Clclland The largest house and
most fashionable audience. Secure
YOnr seats 4uickly, II Won wound go.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-29
CITY UAHkEI


Corn-white. per bu. 80.
OAts-racks. 2ica2Gc
Nheat--65ca,7bc. per bushcL
Nicaragua wheat 90,
Milct-per ton, sselO.
Prairie nay-per ton, s,dah
groceries.
Bacon-short cIear. &C.
HAnG-ll "a lie.
Nuiasse.- Louisiana, 30 70 $50. louisiana
syrup Csc.
coffee Fair 90 10 l0c. prime RIO. lO9lic
choice Rio o. ~ I.t.c reabpuy, l5GiJac,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-29
Dissolution Noitcc.

The firm of Bart Moore ~ Co, con
sisting of H. II. Baker aud Bart
Moore. is this day dissolved by mu-
tuaI consent All claims against the
firm will Jc paid and all accounts due
the firm will be settled 10y Bart
Moore, who viii continue the bust
ness. X. II. BAKER,
BART MOORE.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-29

Lemons Palermo e. 80 To s. oO
Irish potatoes Northern % peck barrels
s. ~ per huShcl gUc
Cabbage wcstcrh per crate, a. ~
Chickens Per dozen. o. 90 to s. u, turkeys
s.. " 10 s. ~
Cheese MI cream. l2',aliC western
Dimmcd. iOc ! nll cream, he
sCrricd apples Quarters. SC. Y Sliced, 5Ar
eyaporated 10 lbs boxes. nC
kOnt- Per hArrel. s. gu. Malt hArrcl. 81 10
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-29

81 Louis. December 2s -, attic aecciI II
40. ,hipments. 10 Market steady and act-
i've, Chultc shipping jpu5 l1. common tn
good, uOGi 50; butcher steers. 35HiUi'
common 10 good cows and hciicrs q 1hgL5 90;
feeders 3 i9dl %, stOrktrs. 2 i1M3 -.
sheep Receipts, uoEe, shipments. none:
market feeling stronger would sell ? &c higher
than last week
Hogs-Keccipts g. 20. market active. sale.
higher GUdiUO