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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-14


sr. Louis. October is.-flour- Market hrm-
er but SLOW. Xxx. ZOOS a. xxx. IS
90 IS; family. 65@s 30. choice. 1854 %.
fancy, 1904 95; patents, 8 1905 70.
wheat-opencd firm. and with slight huctn-
alton advanced to the close stopping at 70
above yesterday. No. red, cash. esK9l CO
October. gss November, esk@9Sk: December.
lsk@Iolx, May. ioS@i liz, closing at out.
corn--Firm and kexc better but slow. No.
z mixed re cash s9H@ssx; October, 3d. sovem-
oats--t,ssh lower options steady. No. q
mixed. cash, 2sSee2d; year, 2ik.
,orn meal-Qulet att s0e3i IS.
Whisky--6teady at q o.
Provisions-Dull and weak, and only mod.
crate business done at previous prices.
Pork-s SIX. m
Lard-6 so.
Dry Salt Meats--Boxed lots shoulders, 0 s7x
90 So long clear. 9 s7kebs so short ribs, 500
60 short clear, zoos %.
BAG Bacon. Long clear. 500 S. short rib COS;
AFTERNOON BoAkx.
AZ the afternoon board wheat was nrm and y
@Ac higher.
Corn---sleady:
| OATS Nominal.
Live STOCK. .nl
| sr. LOUIS. October l2-tattle = aeceipta,
1900 shipments. TO- steady with q good de-
mand at unchanged prices. Native shipping
steers, 25@b So extra native butcherins
stock, 1884, 90 stocsers and feeders 2 soes
: g. grass Texans q SOC s 90 Indians q 500
aogs-Receip,s. 1900 The market Is active
sheep-Receipts. !. soo shipments. 100. steady
| and good grades steady. Good 70 fancy NUT
tons, 2 1908 90, conimon 10 middling, l s5CG
an lambs, 22s@sbG Texans. T5@sta
chicago Gram Market.
| CHICAGO, October IL -Flour -Firm and iOc
higher on the top grades.
whcat---Active and strong. Market opened
Nc higher, sold up SO additional. fell back xc
rose i,sc. and closed k@iko over yesterday.
November. sex@9', closed at 9oh December
9h@9ik closed At e2k. s4.s....Is !
and md sssSs hsns put
a. tss@is4 November. sohsssoE. closed a
e1hi year, 6ti@s7,., closed a. IN,
advance was NOT a inily snsssinsd CASH a va
ss' November closed a. SYKES 20 Deccmbel
S gsSs %. November snd D smber. 20
boxed Mesis.stesdy,
| Dry Salt Shoulders---3 5ottS 81.
| Short Ribs---6 85eD5 20. t-.
Short Clear---6 5096 IS.
AFTERNOON BOARD.
At the afternoon board wheat closed: eoh
for October w for November 9sH for De
coIn..strons. isX for October; aox for No
vember.
froyisions.-- Unchanged. tN
Live stock. li.
CHICAGO. October Is : The Drovers Jour
nal reports---csttie 80 Receipts. $500 ship
ments. 22,ooe market slow and ioc lower; ship
ping steers s0oaS 90 stockefs and feeders
Q 1893 co. cows. bulls and mixed. 1908 %
through texas eatie; IeSs % wesse ~ ieng
g0spS 65 wintered Texans. a0osS 70.
Hogs-Receipts 23t00i marriott opened highe
but closed weak at 5 t094tl
Sheep = Receipts 5000. shipments. none
market dull and l36a25c lower, natives. 20pe
3 co. western, 0o0D3 IS Texsns, 1 60@3 O
: lambs. per head. t0eS o.
. Wool.
sr. Louis. October ia.-wooi-The market
steady snd unchanged; tub washed 2ses6A
unwashed. 12@24,s; Texas. io@25k.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-14

Angostura Bitters do not only dIstln.
guish themselves by their favor and aromatic
3 Tor above all others generally used, but they
are also a sure preventive for ali diseases
originating from the digestive organs Be
ware OF connterfeits. Ast your grocer or drug
gist for the genine article, Manufactured by
Dr j. a, b. hieRort & sous
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We have full line of fail and win.
ter goods, felt and velvet hats, fam
cy velvets aud trimmings of all kinds.
We invite you to visit us. Fourth
street opposite side of the street from
the Pacific Hotel.
MISS KATE SToUTE.
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Grand fall opening Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, October 18th,
Goth and 2lst, at SANGER BROS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-14

Advice 80 Mothers.
Mra. winAlow's Soothing Syrup should Al.
WAYS be used for children teethlng. isoothes
tho child, softens the gums. allass All pAihs
cuTes wind collie. and 70 the best remedy
diarrh0a. tttf
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Special display of Paris hats and
bonnets at Sanger Bros. Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, October
18th, goth and 2lst.
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Mr.. w. NJ. Bell has the agency for
Behrens' Aromatic Iron Tonic and
Southern Liver Pills in East Waco.
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Our fall opening Thursday oCto'
Der 18th.
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Nsv YohK. October is-Futures closed
easy, Ito 9 points lower
Sales, 10 200
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asweet Home flower at Wood q
Co.'S.
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GALVESTON COTTON RECEIPTS

aALvRsToH October lA-The following Is
Q comparative statement OF cotton receipts al
the principal markets today and the same date
| last year.
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First Cali. Closing

Nsw ORLEANS, October is-Futures opened
and ruled steady; closing easy. 4 70 points
lower
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oties, 1000 bAleF American. 400 baies; I'm .
por's 10000 bales; American. 1850,
LivnarooL yuspsss
LIvfnroot. Octobc- "a --Futurss rt,s.s
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imports thus weei, great Britain. 4z71
France aisa Continent i.t7I. Stock Al United
states ports this day. as9os2 this day last rear
iiaSi2
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
LiyxarooL srors-sIsnr snronf
LIyrlrooI. October is.-spot. cotton c'ossd
dull and unchanged
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET

No Galveston futures quoted
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1885-12-04

Kentuckisns have reason TO be happy
now. The Special Judges OF me Superior
Court in the case Of CorDelison vs. the
Coumonwealt have rendered a decision
that now enables a man to knock another
down without the fear Of going to Jail. For
a long time the inferior Courts of the State
have been instruciing juries TO bring in
verdicts Of both fine and imprisonment in
cases Of assault aud battery. Now, fortu.
nately, all this is dooe away with, and sny
loyal con Of Kentucky can pummel and
pound, knock down and beat up his neigh
Dor and then walk up and settle. Thus the
Kentucky Judges have gone step in sd-
vance. They have introduced new ar
ticle of commerce. Assault and batteries
are to be worth 30 much. 1t would have
been we'll had they added market prices for
this new commodity. Simple assault, $40;
aggravated pounding, $50; pounding and
stamping on the stomach, 500, and so on
This would have greatly simpifed matters,
and then a man could 60 out and whale
his enemy and know just what he had to
pay for it. Kentucky is a progressive
State i Cincinnati Enquirer.
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IN HEM0RIAM.

Died, Nov. 2S.h, 1885, at hi. residence
near Gilberts Creek, in Lincoln county,
after a somewhat lingering illness, termi
mating in dropsy OF the heart-the imme
diate cause Of his death -Cornelius Tray
lor, aged eighty years. A vile and seven
children survive him.
Deceased was bora in Girrard county,
near Lancaster, but for number Of years
had resided in Lincoln, hia home being
within three miles Of the place wnere he
was born. Possessed OF sterling qualities,
and strict integrity, with untiriog energy,
he met and fulfilled the duties consequent
upon stirring business life, persuing his
daily avocations with an interest aud zsst
rarely witnessed in one OF his advanced
age. ....
For many yesrs he had been a member
Of the Christian church and on variou, oc
casions evinced his faith ia the j,ys aud
consolation OF religion, and his hopes Of
home beyond the grave.
The long and useful life is over; he viii
be missed in the community in which he
lived and missed 10 the family circle by
loving children aud friends, b 1t m 1st sadly
missed by the dear, loviug wife, who has
j,urneyed side by side with him, and for
9, many years has shared with him life's
j,ys and sorrows.
After appropriate services by Ed. Liv-
iugston the remains were followed to the
grave by large concourse OF relatives aud
friends where they laid him to in the
family burying ground near his home.
Dust TO its narrow house beneath,
Soul. TO its place on high
They, who have seen thy Look in death,
No more may fear to die.
'Lone are the paths and sad the bowers,
From whence thy smile has gone;
Bat OH brighter home than ours,
In heaven, is now thine own."-[Hemans
CLARE.
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eAsaARD COUNTY DEPARTMENT.
Lancaster.

Three hundred Dwt. Is X. plain Rings
and IL new patterns In Diamond Ring
suitable for engagements, wedding aud
birthday presents, J. c. Thompson, Lsn'
caster, Ky. -...
e. w. Lillsrd a Co., the leading drug
gists OF Lancaster, will have their grand
opening OF Holiday Goods on Saturday,
Dec. 9th. They will have one Of the incest
stocks Of Santa Claus specislities ever
opened In Central Kentucky, and 1t will paw
everyone to call and zee them.
Grand opening Dec. 9Th OF Diamonds,
Watches. Jewelry, French Marble and
Gold Clocks, Dresden China Bric-s-brac.
Bisk Figures, OIL Paintings and a full
stock of Holiday goods. Positively the
lsrges, stock in Central Ky. want to see
all my friends on Dec. Z, aud Q. j. c.
Thompson, Lancaster, Ky.
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Mt. VERNON DEPARTMENT.
Managed BY Jno. 3. Esh.

ALL persons knowing themselves in.
deb,ed to us will please call and settle by
the first Of the year. Ga and after this
date we will sail strictly for cash NJ. c.
& d. n. Williams. q
Last Call! All my accounts which are
not paid by January lat, 1885, will be
placed in the hands OF an officer for collec-
ton. Can't afford to be calling on you
every few days. ] mean business. +. l..
Toompson. -
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1885-12-04

A milkman sometimes resembles tie
whsle that swallowed Jonah, for he takes
great prophet out of the water.
Oae fifth Of all the coal produced in the
United States is found in four counties, Of
which Pittsburgh lie the business centre.
Nearly enc third of the product is convert.
ed into coke. There are 100 coke makers,
1900 ovens, and Sl3,OOO,OOO invested. Six
thousand men are employed.
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RasnIufinns of Rasnacf.

Adopted by the Christian Sunday schoo
al Hustonville on the death OF Katie Pow
ell
Death has been busy in our midst fol
the last few months, aud has gathered toto
his garner some OF our dearest friends. We
have all felt its rsvaeing power. We have
all been called to mingle our tears in sym
patbizing sorrow with those who have been
bereft OF near aud der kindred. The
voice of lamentation hs' been heard at
many Of our 6resides, and like Rachel, We
have been weeping for loved ones.
Another cloud has darkened our horizon,
another sorrow has closed about ne, and
our hearts are wrung anew With bitter an.
guish, our eyes are flooded with tears OF
deepest grief as we stand by the open grave
Of beloved friend and Sunday school
companion, who has been torn from us in
the bloom of girlhood, and Just as she was
reaching the meridian Of usefulness. But
il was Gods hand that has dealt the blow.
II is hard TO reconcile our hearts to this
strange dispensation Of His providence,
but there lie wisdom 10 II for "He doeth all
things we'll" Let us kiss the rod that
smites US, and let US strew fresh flowers Of
memory aud love on the hallowed spot
where our beloved friend and companion,
Katie Powell, lies.
Resolred, That We have lost dear friend
and devoted daughter, a loving sister, a
sincere christian, an earnest Sunday school
pupil, and one Of the brightest jewels from
our social coronet.
81. That we reverence her memory as
associated with all that ls pure, true, noble
and exemplary, shedding a ray Of sunshine
into every circle where she was thrown.
81. That the Sunday school hiss lost one
Of its brightest stare, mott devoted work
ers, most sacrificing friends.
4.h. That death has robbed our commu.
nifty Of one Of its brightest society gems
and left vacancy that will not be filed.
5.b. That we sympathizs with the be-
reaved father, mother, little brothers and
sisters in the loes of this fond and devoted
daughter and sister and unite our hearts
with theirs in sorrow, but mot 81 those
without hope" for we have the assurance
that il we will love God and serve Him az
our beloved Katie did, We shall zee her
once more. This hastily woven garland we
now bring and lay lOvingly on her grave.
She whom we loved, who a little while ago
walked and worked with ia. who cheered
US with her smiles and kindly spoken words
has ceased from her labors. She hss crossed
over the river aud nov rests under the
shade Of the trees, that grow BY the River
Of Life.
JENNIE JOHNSTON,
NJ. THOMPSON, Committee.
JULIA BRADLEY,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1885-12-04

A very oily party went through this
town and county recently selling a receip'
for presersiog eggs an indefinite length OF
time called "Tbompson's Fortune in Eggs"
Oae of our wariest merchants bit at the
scheme and paid IS for the privilege of a
little experience. He carefully put up
five or ak barrels and boxes Of eggs &C
cording to directions and II there was one
egg IN the lot that was good, his investiga-
ton the other day failed TO develop the
fact Our merchant is about $50 poorer
than he was.-T Harrodsburg Democrat.
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KNOWING how the lawyer. 90 Tor an es
tate when they get a chance, Hon. Isaac
Caldwell willed his so they won't even get q
smell. He gives his property to his chill
dren with the exception Of Isaac Palmer,
who has more than got his share already
in money advanced and in surety debts
paid for him, and leaves the Fidelity Trust
& Safety vsul. Co., his executor and gives
it full authority to dispose Of his real and
personsl estate without the interposition Of
the courts and to make deeds and pass
titles. II every teststor was as level head.
ed his heirs would get good deal more Of
his estate and the courts and lawyers less.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1885-12-04

A Chinamau 10 Hamilton, CAL, has de-
voted the summer and fall to gathering the
horned toads Of the red hills, which are a.
much dreaded by the inhab.lsnts ss rattle.
snakes. Recently he shipped 1000 Of these
animals to China, where they are convert
ed into various highpriced medicines, A
horned toad placed in a Atsk Of whisky
constitutes the most valued Of Chinese ton.
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WITH SUPPLEMENT

THE funeral Of Mr. Hendricks was the
largest attended and most Imposing ever
seen ia the West. TIE cabinet was repre-
seated by Secretaries B.yard, Lamar Whit
ney, Endicou and Villas, the Supreme
Bench by Justices Blstchford aud Mat
thews, the Senate by a large delegation and
the House Of representatives. By many OF
its prominent members. Gov. Knott and The
Chief Magistrates Of Indiana, OHIO and IL
linois were also pre.e1t. Toe army was
represented by Geas. Sherman and scho-
field. True to his word, Hayes was pres
ent, representing, we suppose, the sublimity
OF American cheek. The city was in
full gzrb of mourning and all the sur
roundings bespoke 10 mute elcquence how
dear and near the distinguished dead was
to the hearts Of the people OF his native
state ss we'll as to the country at large.
Rev. DR.. Jeackes delivered the funeral dis
course after which "Rock of Ages" was
sung and then the mournful procession to
the grave moved sadly and slowly. Crown
Hill Cemetery is a beautiful city OF the
dead and in it sleep many Of Indiana's
honored sons, including Candy, Davis,
Morton and others There also sleeps Nor.
gan Hendricks, the only son OF the. Vice
President, who died in youth, and BY his
side the remains OF the father were placed
and may the sod rest lightly over his illuf.
trious breast.
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THE level headed editor Of the Coving-
ton Commonwealth says Kentucky would do
we'll to try the whipping-poei, not alone on
wife heaters but also on confirmed petty
thieves and other offenders who will not or
can not pay fire, and to whom imprison,
mental the taxpayer expense-is no pun.
ishment. 1t merely provides them with
better fool and lodging than they get out
aide
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1885-12-04

IT seems impossible to down the Rev
Downs, of Boston, for although he was
driven from his psstorate for lecherous
conduct with one OF the female members Of
his flock, who is a married woman, be hired
a hall last Sunday and 10000 people flock
ed TO hear him. At the close Of the service
he baptized three women and two men.
The hub OF the universe is evidently no
better than Cincinnati
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A receiver has been asked for to take
charge OF the GaIlego Mills, Richmond,
Va, which are said to be 500. 400 in debt,
with no credit. This is the largest -four.
ing establishment in the South ard st one
time the largest in the world.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1885-12-04

THE Convention at Hazel Green nomi-
mated John e. Cooper for Circuit Judge on
the first ballot. but il took three days and
1lS ballots to make L NJ. Day the nominee
for prosecuting attorney and it lie said that
he is totally unfit for the place.
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The Midway Clipper has been purchased
by Messrs. Richard Godson and J. r Will
liam,, said to be experienced Newspaper
men, who know what they are about. They
have charged the form Of the paper and
materially improved it. Success to them.
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Is na,ure's.own remedy, made from roots gathered
from the forests Of Gsorgia. The method by which
1t is made was obtained By a hslf-brerd from the
Greek Indians who.inhabited a certain portion Of
Georgia, which was communicated TO one Of the
early settlers, and thus the formula has been hand
ed down TO the present day. The above cut rep
resents the method Of manufacture twenty years
ago, by Mr. Q. T. swim. one Of the present pTopri-
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This great
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B. TX. WEAREN,
UNDERTAKEN,
Dealer i'm Furniture

Full embracing q,
thing from the Cheapest the Finest ParOr
need 10 20 10 the large cities 90 make purchases
what quantity quality duplicate
prices obtain elsewhere freight being added
full of Collins
all the New styles both expensive
opposite ~ Asaph Hotel. Stanford. KY