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AxIs-Collins, 2 dozen. 400; Gold Dol.
lar, z do.en, sn0; diamond Edge. . dossa,
$50; Double hit, 100.
sxIL.srs AND Lrps-as<c = n; sugar
TIN PLArr-I. @. loxl4, v box, 90; 1. O.
AKA. n box. 500; fexno lAx20, y box, so;
rerne, 2nsS y box, II. 90.
TISwARk-Pieced. discount ~ v cent. ;
stamped. discount 20 y cent
SOLDERING. l, &c; No. y and 4, lSc n b
DUCK HORSE CoLLARs--No. l, 90 y doH.
hAMEs.,Iwo loop, $50 y dozen; three
loop, !. 20 n DOZEN.
TAcKs--1n boxes, 100 papers, 2 90 y box.
GRus Hoss--H dozen, 80; railroad
picks, = dozen, $50.
MArrocKs--N DOZEN $50.
RuRsER BELrINa--pis,ount 50 y cent,
NAtLs--S 80, rats.
sHovELs AND SpADEs-Rowland's. dis
count ~ per cent; Ames' list, steel goods
discount 40 and ID per cent.
HEAVY HARDwARe-Shsfss, cnished
lect, rs; buggy, 3 -; express, $50; wagon
tongues, 10 90; hickory axles, 10 90; holsters
t1o; coupling poles, Ats; spokes, xxx, Sc.
lect, 2 Is; XXX, 2.51; sawed lelloes, IN, LIS
;, eco; Bogden shoes, 500; northwestern
horse nails, Not, q 90; Z, 6.25; 8, 400; bal
IRON, 4e ratei pillow steel, 70; spriug steel
| 70, cast steel, tSc,
BuGGiEs--Grade l., and spriug top, 60 O
TO sA.tn; do. open, 40.00 to COCO; do. sid,
spring top, lWW 10 1880; do, side bar
| 'NlOO 10 $50 20; do. ph@tons, l2o.G0 10 $50 ~
| grade A, side spring, $50 10 to 2S) 90; do
phetons, lSa.cn to2l1O0; bump seat bugg es
lI5 90 TO 2Sn.00; PLATFORM springs, li0 90 {,
S.W:t hreesprifg Tngons. sloo 10 Las
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LOUISVILLE OAK SOLE LEATHER--X
heavy, free of brands, i0c 10; X medium,
tree OF brands, SIC N; heavy, one brand,
$50 n; A medium. one brand, Sic N; Balti-
more crop, i2c, Keystone oak sole, S5tplsc
BuFFALo SLAuHTER-Primo, 10 TO a. n
sides B9to3lc ii, good, IS to &c b sides, CSC H.
counter II 70 I'M sides, 26c por n; q D.,
Maiamoras, DC tn; No. oak harness lea,
ID; No. | hem hnrness lea enc II; No, hem
harness lea, Csc II; No. California skirt.
Ing, ~ TO 49t; No. J hemlock skirting, rus
s,it,, Sc; No | hemlock skirdng, lea
oiled, Ac ID; No. 2 hem shirting leu, 32c
NJ; welt and bride leather. 400 10 90 a
side.
PHILADELPHIA CALF. Extra quality,
y to ~ lbs 10 dozen, | 20 to; ~ TO n tbs 10
dozen, l.lh n; iito 70 ms to dnzen, l 05; 81 TO
ms dozen, Loo n, G ta 70 thu To dozen,
Gcfb
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LuMBsR amp BUILuINa MATERIAL

LuMBER-. Rough lumber, II 50; rough
ceilius, 100; native pine ceiling, 4, II 90;
native pine ceiling, q. 1870; native pine
,iding, 1900, dressed an matched tioorlng,
% 20.
SHINGLEs--B Ross shingles, 475: o. X,
a2,; he'rt pine, 40: sap pine, 500.
POSTS Cedar posts, best, l2xc each; bois
d'arc, lac.
LATHs--Per 1900, S5O.
BRIcK--D Dallas brick, 8 per 1860.
PLASTER PARIS New York, 90; Mich
'gar, 80 per barrel
Gem ENT-- Rosepdale. 2.T5: Louisville,
3.25; Portland, hesi, 4 10 per barrel
sToNE fLUEs-- About $40 per foot
DRAIN PIPE-- From i8c per foot. and
| higher accorilng 60 size
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AcIns--Acetic, Toe p III; benzoic. dc a or.
carooli 10, SOC q ID 81 ric, 65c q III; galic, lsc
Is oZ; oXtliC &c rs 10; salicyIc, Q ~ III.
fannie, Sl.tb e hi tar,aric, powdered, sos q, ID
Alum-31sJgoc I, ID.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, SIC q ID; carbonate,
Is q 10
ARROW RooT-- Bermuda 4hc u ID.
BALsAM;,-,CtSpaiba, 45c 9, 10, fir, 45e Z, III;
tolu,6c Is h,
BARH--Uassia, l2c {. ib sassafras, lec I,
wild che ~, ijc q N
BAY RUNS 00s,75 u ID.
II sHuTH suomi ute,S2.25 II ID.
HLUE MASS lac n ID.
BoRAH-- &c Tl III.
Ca LoMEL--Anercan, 75c q ID; English,
81 y ID.
Russian, powdered, 81 10
+, Ii.
-75Cds5c q ID.
CINt HON tDIA--P. d w, l-oz walls, go q,
OF; b q cans Sc q OF; q. " -, l-oz vials,
BIC {, oz; s. oz Gems, l6c q OF
COCAINE Muriate, crystal, loo "a gr; 4
per cent. solution, u, 81 q oz.
EoRRosI"E ~UnLiwATE Ito II 10.
CREAM TAhTAR- Pure, powdered, Zoe y ID
EXTRACT LoGwoOD-. lOtGl G ~ ID,
GLYcERiSE--ls Doc q ID; Price, 75GS5c
u H.
GuM--Arahlc, E@eG0c u ID; asaftptidn, &c
2b; opium, 81 Sia..l0 9Th; camphor, 26c n Id
oPs--pressed, 2lCG2Sc Z, ID.
IODINE. Besubli med, 81 4, III.
lohOFthM.-fc o. OF.
LEAVES; -Bnchu l6c d hi cage, pressed,
as ", q N; senna, nc q ID.
MER uRY--tOc y N.
MoRpHINE-.P. \ w, "a, ss05 q on; u. &
W :, OF, s2S; Smiths ~ sa.7O; OF, s2.55
OILS Betsn,nut, Spndersops, 1928 q, hi:
cassia, 81, 20 II h; castor, sl.i5ol 65 n gal;
cloves, sl.t5 q ID; cubebs, $40 Z, 10; lemon
Sanderson's, ! ~ q ID, peppermint, 81 fth;
sassairas, g G. II.
forAs -IuM'. trJmlde, 400 =, ID; chlorate,
I, II.
DoyERs powDEt s--sl 10 "a n.
'QUININE-l W., ezs, g1c f,oz p. a w.
t.oz caus, DC y OF u. 3, Oh NC Il OF; II.
y. 6-oz can,, SIC Z, OF,
RED pREc PiTATE--s5c q 10
eoAP.- CASTLE, mottled, $500 q II; white,
Cont lidl6cH ID.
sTkYCuNIsN-Crystal, u, $3.50 n OF.
SULPHUR. - 5c Z, 10.
WAX BEEs--Ncllow, soc 4, 10; white, 900
60 n h.
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|VHR. BUSINESS WORLD.
FINANCIAL
Bonds

NEW YORK, Oct. Is Especial money
pm call, ON stock collatersls sI< and per
fent; commercial discounts, 4 TO 5iS per
rent according to the character OF the pa
per and the time.
Railroad bonds strong; Gulf, Colorado &
Santa Fc, sevens, LIS; Fort Worth Denver
City skies, s.; Galveston, Harrisburg d san
antonio, western Division, flves, 49,;
Houston 4 Texas Central, main line, firsts,
p9N; Houston. East ~ West Texas, sevsns,
GS1x; Missouri Pacific, consols, 1861; Wa
bash general moStgage, skies, E;Texas Pa
inc terminal skies, IS.
Closed at the following prices, bid:
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RAILROADS..

T'ISAITE PASS DALLAS
GOING KAsT-r. q p. DEPOT.
No. S02--St. Louis Express. -. $40 A. N.
Leaves Union Depot. .......,.,... $40 A. NJ.
No. l54-San Antonio Tx. arr. :. 1850 p, n,
No. 3Oi-New Orleana Passenger. $40 p. M /.
No. 800 leaves Union Depot -. S;30P. N.
doINo .Esr-UNION DEPOT.
No. 9l-Caiiiornia Express, arr. 6:l5 p. N.
No. Sl.Caiiicrnia Express, Tvs. g:S5 p. NJ.
Leaves II. a Z. Depot ......... 8:i5 y. NJ
No. %3 Local Passenger, ar. 1850 A. n.
No. M.local Passenger, Tvs. 1910 p. N.
Leaves Il. h Il. Depot. ......... ,l2:2O r, NJ.
No. lb3-San Antonio Express,
leaves 7. q p Depot. .-,... 5:5 A. N
Nos; BOZ and Sol run between Fort Worth
connect at Fort Worth with trains 70 and
from Colorado: Nos. SOL, 500 and 800 take
meals al the Union Depot. Double daily
trains to New Orleans. The Texas a Pa
CLIO Nv Ill miles the shortest route 70 New
Orleans. Solid trains ri Pas0 TO ~. Louis;
also Dallas To San Atomic, etc. Fast time,
that your ticket reads via tho Texas Pa.
Passengers booked % and nom all mts
In Europe via the "RkD STAR" Sieamship
Line, plying between New York, Phiiadel.
phia aud Antwerp, belgium, and the
Philadelphia aud Liverpool, england.
For maps, time tables, tickets, rates and
all required information, call on or address
", p, TURNER,
Ticket Agent, sos Main street, Dallas, Texas
II. r. HUGHES,
Passenger Ay%Sn w. h aS,Syi,G%, Tsfr''
General Passenger aud Ticket Agent, Gal.
W. II. NEWMAN,
Trafiic Manager, Galveston, Texas.
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DoNDs

Stocks.
NKw YoRK, Oct. u.s. Especial. l--stocks
were higher to-day in early trade aal
lower in the afternoon, but closed steady.
Closed al theiollowing prices, bid:
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oIil lDs .s M, dry s, Ss s ss N; q and y.
n over, lic I'm, 30 /, DR., nj b de- L.,
nder ~ rs, Use fih; 10. 2, dry flnl
hides, uud Z. ~ N. 100 IN; No /, dry
s.lted hidss, lie /, iby No. ), dry sailed hi o.
sc q 10. Dry bulls and bad . stnsred, sc I, H.
hides, TIC a 10, No. I. green saltei HIS,
ESQ n 10; No. I, green butcher blits, sc n
NJ No. :, green bnieuer hides, 60 !, Vi sheep
wo,isSF sii clip, io0lso IN.
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kEATlN6 |. { N. co.
DALLAS, TEXAS.

kTArE SCENTS FOR 6 psx srsss ,s.
sus walking and Riding the Improved
euhmn Gu
celebrated champion Cotton Planter with
So
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kxPOkTs AND STOCKS.
Exports from all United Staiea ports thus
far this week: Great Britain, 6s,t23; France,
s,6l5. Continent, A5.t07. Stock " all Uni,ei
states ports: tnis day, 81 ,3Sl; this day
last year. BSOisj
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s,pE. Ann w,oI.

1,SE-U osed; New York. stead. ; New
Orleans, sic sdy, Liverpool. nrni
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-19
Metal Poison /!


am coppersmith by trade. and during a
Nufkl nave absorbed wundednl amount of
metal poison. Having n serpfuious tendency
rom my youth, the small PARTICLES OF copper
anu brass would get into The sores, and by tins
ptpcessthe poison was conveyed into MY blood
VII my whole system became infected. 1 Was
iodide potassium salvation followed nv
teeth are all loose 10 my head. my digestive or
gans derAnged. aud have been hrlp less In
bed for over y year with mercurial fhefnstl,m,
Ny Joints were all swollen, aud Lost ths nae
Of my arms aud legs, aud became helpless as
an infant
MY sutflrings became so intense that It was
impossible for mt to rest The doctors advisad
me To go 10 the city hospital for treatment
This could not bear. friend. who has
proved friend Indeed Urged me To try SWIM :
Specific, believing II would cure me. Others
and have now taken two dozen bottles The
first effect Of the medicine was Ia bring TIE
poison To the surface. aud broke out aliover
In running sores. They goon disappeared and
my skin cleAfedbh. My knees, which had be
| come tvisc then natural Size, have resumed
their usual sizc.and are supple as Of yore. My
/ arms and hauls are all right aud can Us,
| THEM without tain. The entire disease has
| len ali parts ofhe body save two ulcers On nj
| wrists which pc healing rapidly, l am veal
\ from long cuninement, but have the use ol
| all my liinbsE This medicine Is bringing me
ont OF the grf,test Trial Of my life, and cHn
/ not find wofs sufficient to express my aIpfc-
citation OF tsTirlnes aud the gratitude feel
that overheard oft PETER I. Low
| Jan. o. ~ Augusta. la.
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he saw, and he Is close and careful
business man and an intelligent
observer. There is far greater acre
age planted In corn, cotton aud .smsn
grain than ever before, and rfon land
which has been more 'horoughly pre-
pared than it has ever been. The
general a,op Is two weeks ahead of
what 1t was at this day one year ago.
Wheat and oats are already saved aud
In the region examined by him the
yield of both will be far greater than
last year. Corn is in the silk. and the
rain the other night insures from the
present appearances the largest crop,
not only per acre, but in bushels,
ever raised IN all THAI region. The
cotton is not tall, but the weed is
large, healthy and seems hardy. The
worm has attacked some fields, but
the damage is hardly appreciate.
Where the stand was seriously aficc-
ted, prompt replaniing was resorte,i
TO and the new plants are already
well along. Cotton planted even us
late as the 23, of june, has bean
known, under favorable circumstan
ces to make full ihree-quarters crop.
Under all these favorable reports the
croakers occupation is very nearly
gone. Even their unblushing eflron-
terry cannot stand out against cumula-
tive evidence suchas all this CONSTITUTES
One good, soaking rain in Jp'y anu
another ia August will 9i'e IeNas a
million aud half bs'es oil cotton, anu
the region of Tsxas tributary to Waco
will contris1te very nearly three hum
drcd thousand of them. Is there any
~onder that our merchants and bust
ness men are confident and hopeful
That they are INDUCING in dreams OF
roseate hues The printing business
is the first to feel the impulse of either
good or bad times. When strin.
gency in finance occurs the first
thought is to cut of both advertising
and subscription expenditures, or "a
reduce them to the minimum, but in
good times, In hopeful times, business
with the papers is freely INDUCED in
Judged by this rule, times in this sec
ton are good, and the outlook Tor the
future exceedingly promising. Tn,
business of both the daily and weekly
editions of theExAMINER is increasing
with almost unparalleled rapidity
The country is prosperous, and We
are enjoying an even break with Other
pursuits.
Now, let the croaking cease alto.
getber before results such as these
Indeed, tue croaker after this will
hass to Guild up his cheek enor
mously, or go out of business entirely
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Bes,er and Better

AS reports come IN from the out
laying districts confidence In the
growing crops aud also in those al
ready harvested increases rapidly.
Major Eaton, Of the great house Of
Eaton. Gninan a. Co., Of this city,
has just returned from an extensive
trip through Besque, coryell, Hamil-
ton, Comanche, Brown and Coleman
counties. The following are among
the deductions he draws from what
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-19

UNLESS Gov. Ireland should con-
clude to take third term, the race
for governor next year has about mar
rowed down TO Gen. Ross. aud Col.
Swain, with Ross about sixteen fur
longs in the lead. Paris Free Tongue.
That's correct statement of the
Situation, only Ross will go in so far
ahead OF Swain that the latter won't
recognize the fact that he has been
in the race at all. Swain is good
fellow, but he can't beat Ross for gov
ernor.
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MalariaI Poison.

The drouth In southwest Georglalast spring
use wner from the ereek ON thetlantation.
the resylt WIS That all were tplbled with
ehills aud fever, trried with lie several
bottles of swifts Spedhc, and AS lcAg as took
It, I had perfect health. As Soonhs ceased
taking H. |, like the list was ndcted with
chiils. when resum(d Its use Us all right
again we i hane ~. nsea t as an fdido'e for
have never known 1t 10 fail in Jingle in
stance. W. VFuHLow.
sumter Co, Ga, Sept u, 1881.
Bend for book ON bloos, and inliseases. 1t
is matted free THE SWIFT sPEdIc Co.
NM a INN
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II you are aufl'erlng with low and
depressed spirits, loss OF appetite,
general debility. disordered blood,
weak constitution, headache, or any
disease Of u bilious pature, by all
means procure bottle of Electric
BItters. You will be surprised TO see
the rapid Improvement that will fol-
ow. You will be inspired with new
life; strength and act ,ity will return;
pain and misery will cease, and hence
forth you win rejoice in the praise OF
Electric Buffers, Sold at 80 cents a
bottle by Castles a. Morrison.
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WITH the Midland completed, the
Texas Il 81. Louis muddle settled aud
tap to the Santa Fe, Waco would
have her railroad problem very nearly
solved. by the way we venture 10
enquire where in sheol is Bill Taylor,
ANYHOW?
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-19

THOSE who affect to believe Mr..
Barney Gibbs out of the guberna-
tional race, are destined to rude
awakening one ofthese days,we think.
Barney would be willing to go with
out ears for the balance of the term il
he could be governor. There are
doubtless men less fitted for the place,
but candor compels us to say that we
are not acquainted with them.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-19

GOVERNOR IRELAND seems neck and
head above all others in the senatorial
race, so far. What the outcome is TO
be, or what the future will! develop.
remains TO be seen. However, sena-
torial candidates may be as thick as
ileas in Corsicana, before the sea
son is out. There Is no telling.
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To the Cleburne Telegram; sub
Ross Is just QUO Of those long-winded
racers which dnd the goal no matter
what the distance may be. Don't be
alarmed, Ross will stay, even II the
race Iastseigh teen years instead OF that
npmbor OF i.s,aiAs.
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IL only Tom Bowers would learn
to Ill bis own columns as he pleAses
and let other papers do the same, he
would get on better, and the boys
would like him the better tor ii.
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GEORGIA has many Georgia won-
ders. There is Uncle ReInns, Old 81,
Sam Jones aud the newspaper man
who refused federal appointment
That is all crediiable TO the goober-.
land.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE coming in from
all quarters TO the EXAMINER, for the
time Sam Jones remains In Waco.
II never rains but II falls on some
body.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-19

THE Post is preparing to "organize''
for Swain, but II grinds too slow for
the Office.
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We ought to make ample.prepara-
tions for the entertainment OF the
teachers ofTexas ON the 30ih. Let us
hear from the good beople ON the
proposition, and hear at once.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-19

A BRANCH connecting Waco with
the Santa Fe ought to be one Of the
pressing business problems OF this
city, aud IL ought TO be accomplished.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-19

OLD William sees his associates dy-
ing all about him. Doubtless he has
contemplated death often and when
the grim monster comes will himself
be ready TO cross the dark river.
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visions of Bliss.

Nine millions OF Empty Pill BoSesi whata
sad commentary on constipation and biliousnessi
VIVA, a vast storehouse Of pills u all were col
ieeted. And 10 think that all these drastic. n,g.
seating pills have been kindly solicited to en,sr
the stomaehi Of men and womenl Sicksning
and disgusting to thirt Of No one knows the
pains aad aches, loss oftims, piles and nfAmma.
tons they have caused You don't need such
powerful medicine. stnp their use. and try
one dose OF Bailey's Saline Aperient. and visions
ofbliss will hover over your detected browi Ia
relieysseonstipation, cures tiou,ness. sick head.
ache, heartburn. &c. Iispleas,ni, eiieetuii aud
ehrap, ard well adapted to Diies use.
Large bottles only 50 ceitsi snd sold every
shers
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The San Antonio Times favors the
consolidation of Baylor and Waco
Universities. That is real good in
the Tunes.
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THE Waco schools have shown NJ
verv well for the session just closing
Indeed, Waco is not behind in any
thing to any very considerable extent
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The Sherman Daily Journal, large
eight-page and very handsome paper
Is on our table. II will be welcome
addition to our exchange list.
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Poor Carloita is regaining her
mind. 1t will be sad awakening for
her. poor woman.
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"TIs' vacation time and the bright
eyed little boys and girls OF Waco are
enjoying the outing immensely.
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: THAT convict question is likely 10
play the very devil with the senator
iaI pretensions of some very promi-
nent people.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-19

SAM JONES reaches for the scalp
lock OF the sinner, and he generally
gets II, whether or no.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-19

SAM JONES fears neither man nor
devil. He is as brave as Bayard, aud
as original and interesting as Whit
field.
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Mrs. KATE RAYMOND Howe turned
up In Cincinnati the other day. II is
the same old, old story which the San
Antonio boys despise to hear.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-19

THE people of Texas are not In
favor Of working tho convicts outside
the prison walls. The policy is jibe
at Justice.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-19

SAM JONES fights sin about as Sull
Ross did the yankees when the war
was on.
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WACO. TEXAS, JUNE 10. 1885.


The Laredo Times is devoted Ire
land man.
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THE EXAMINER is the best advertis-
ing medium in the state for stockmen.
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SAN ANGELA is soon to become but
a mere suburb OF San Antonio. SUI
burbs these days seem to be pretty
afratchv
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ACwoRrH, Georgia sends greeting
to Waco In poetry, this morning.
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THE weekly EXAMINER list Is
swelling beyond measure. II quin-
tuples lie old list aud is rising every
dav
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the states. II will represent flfty-two
letters year ---.i ~iii cost you only
ma .,-snar and a half.
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the conclusion OF the meeting, Mr. Chair
man Perkins announced the following
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9. @. BRcKwiTH. Manager.
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Eli. Perkins,
Joe MuIhattan,
Mallory, the CIothier'

In this oil painting the features having been
distorted by disappointment over glass
of beer, The gentlemen supposed be
fore taxing that IL was pure ice.water. rhe
trio had been holly discussing the PROSPECTS,
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Shoes for The Partisan Ballet.

The grand opera at Paris is & Ing
through rebellion. The opera fur.
nishes the dancing shoes for the bal.
let, pair to each star whenever they
appear, pair to each st-class mem.
Der for every three appearances, q pair
10 each second.class member for every
hve appearances, aud pair to each
rat" for every seven appearances. A
Paris shoe manufacturer furnished the
whole lot at about $l.l0 pair, or So
900 a year The new directors ordered
the shoes of a Milan manufacturer at
about slxty-tive cents pair, when the
ballet declared they could not dance
Ia foreign shoes. Paris lasts were
lhen sent TO Milan. But the ballet
found the directors out, and demanded
that the home artists should be in
trusted with the honor of shoeinp the
ballet.