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Obituary..

srsciaI to the indianapolis Journal.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, May 15.-Mr. Thomas
White, who for nearly thirty years had been
connected with the construction and repair
department Of the Chicago & Alton railroad,
died this morning, aged fifty three, from
abscess of the lungs For many years
years he has been general roadmaster of lthe
lines. He was native Of the County Tipperary.
Ireland. He leaves a wife and large family in
good circumstances.
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AGENTS WANTED.

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The knights of Honor.

ST. LOUIS, May 15.-The fourth days session
of the Supreme Lodge Knights of Honor, met
at Elks' Hall at 10 o'clock this morning. The
committee on appeals concluded its report The
Supreme Lodge then took up for consideration
the question of granting the Supreme Lodge
original jurisdiction in all cases of ofense
against that body. and Judge Finzell and Mr..
Gratz spoke at length in support of the PROPOSE
ton. Pending the discussion. the Supreme
Lodge adjourned until 4:30 o'clock this after.
moon
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Other Executions.

HUNTERS POINT, L. L, May l5,-Charles
Rugg, the negro who murdered old Mrs. Lydia
Maybee and her daughter Mary at Oyster Bay.
L. l., nearly two years ago, was hanged in the
Jail here at 7:45 this morning. He died without
struggle.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 15-John LANCASTER,
Ilegro, ex-cavalryman, ex-lunatic, desperate,
thief and murderer, was hanged in the corner Of
the city Jail at 9 this morning
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Piety in Canada.

TORONTO, May 15--John H. Ford, a circu-
lating agent, and three reporters were charged
with violating the Lords Day act by selling
newspapers on Sunday. The defense contended
that the issuing Of paper On Sunday contain
ing news of an important battle was d work of
charity and necessity. Ten dollars fine and
costs were imposed on each. The cases were APP
Dealed.
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Double Store DESTROYED nv Fire.

MILWAUKEE May ia special to the Senti-
mel says that the double store occupied by Jones
hardware, at Barneveld, was destroyed by fire
this afternoon Loss on building. $25 600; Jones
& Owen, on stock, $4,000; James Dougherty,
$4,000 The only insurance on the entire prop
erty destroyed is So, 900, held by Dougherty
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Special to the Indianapolis Journai.
LoGANsPoRT, May 15.-Mrs. Noble K Reed.
of this city, to-day received verdict for $500
against John Condor, the wellknown Chicago
sport, who has several gambling establishments
in this c:ty. The plaintiff sued for $4 OOO money
that she claimed her husband lost at faro in
Condon's establishment.
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A Tilted Lovers Insanity.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
FoRT WAYNE, May l5.-Philip Katzensteep,
a commercial traveller for the Bon Tom system
of patterns, of Alliance, O., was arrested by the
police to-night raving mad in the street He
had been Tilted by pretty Jewess at a skating
rink, and roared in the police station until
Quoted by opiates.
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NEW YORK, May 15.--The business failures
occurring throughout the country during the
last seven days, as reported to r. g. Dun & Co.,
number for the United States, 203 and for
Canada, twenty-six, a total of 229, as against
a total of 248 last week, and 208 the week pre-
vious to the last. The casualties are pretty
evenly divided among the different sections of
the country.
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NUTRITIOUS food is essential as means of
restoring consumptiye to health. A medicine
that viii strengthen the lungs and soothe all
irritation is also necessary. Such a remedy is
Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. 1t is the
only preparation of wild cherry that gives COM
plete satisfaction. 1t quickly cures coughs and
colds.
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Last Day at Suffolk Park,

PHILADELPHIA, May 15.-This was the last
day OF the Suffolk Park trotting meeting. The
2:5O class was won in straights by Merry Thought
Best time, 226s. Class 2l9 was taken by Cap
tain Emmons. Best time, 2:23. The unfinished
PA class, pacing race, was won by Gossip jr.
Best time. 2:241
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Earned Run-Boston, /.
Twobase Hit-Qunn.
First Base on Balls-Boston, 2; st. Louis, 3.
First Base on Errors--St. Louis. 1.
Struck Out-Boston. 4; ST. Louis A.
Double Plays-Bufinton. Burdock and Morrill,
Manning and Cunning; Bufinton, Burdock and Nor
rill
Umpire-Decker.
CHICAGO BEATEN BY NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, May 15.-The New Yorks beat
the Chicagos in the third game between the
clubs to-day in the presence of 1900 paying
spectators, after a very interesting game The
home club led in batting. The New York crowd
several times Kissed the umpire. The latter
part of the game was greatly enjoyed by the ex
cited spectators The visitors played fine
fielding game, and did good base running. Fol
lowing is the score:
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Court-House Demolishad hxla Mah.

TRAvERs, d. IT,, May l5-The county seat
war broke out here afresh to-day. A mob came
over from Wilmot and are now demolishing the
court house. No resistance was made. The at
tack was a surprise. The Trayers people look
to the courts for redress Great damage is being
done
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Barn Burned.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
EDIsBURG, May ia large barn on the farm
of George King, two miles southeast of this place,
was destroyed by fire, with its contents at z
o'clock this evening. 1t contained self binder
and large amount of other farming utensils.
Loss, 81, 500; insured
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Harmony Among the Steamship Lines.
New YORK, May 16.--All Of the continental
steamship lines with three exceptions, have
joined the Continental Conference and the
three now out have promised to work with the
conference Storage rates have been raised to
uniform standard.
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Colored Man Murdered.

Special TO the INDIANAPOLIS Journal
UNION CRY, May 15.-Lee Collins a colored
man, was shot and instantly killed last night,
on the Ohio side, at about 10 o'clock The MUIR
derer is yet undiscovered, and there is no clew
whatever.
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The American Association.

LOUISVILLE, May 15.-The Louisviles won
their third consecutive victory from the Ath-
letics to-day. OBrien, who played in right
field, had his thumb knocked out of place, and
Coleman relieved him. There were no features
of interest in the game. Following is the score:
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Suicide of an Old Man.

Special to the Indianapolis Journals
FoRT WAYNE. May 15.-This morning Frank
Eickhof seventy nine years old and blind, cut
his throat in his room while in fit of despond-
ency over the departure of an old friend He
died this evening He was very wealthy.
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BosToN, May 15.-The creditors of the Lam
SON 81 Goodnow Manufacturing Company,
Sherburne Falls, have placed their matters in
the hands OF a committee. Liabilities. $236, 000
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FIELD AND TURF SPORTS.
What Was Done Yesterday by the Ball Clubs
and the Riders of Fast Horses.

The National Base Ball League.
DETROIT BEATEN BY PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, May 15-The Philadelphia
club defeated the Detroits to-day for the first
time. Following is the score:
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Earned Runs-Detroit 81 Philadelphia, 3.
Iwo-base Hits-Bennett, Weidman, Fogarty.
Three-base Hit-Andrews.
Passed Bal-Ringo.
Wild Pitch-Weidman.
First Base on Balls-Bennstt l.
First Base on Errors-Detrot. 1; Philadelphia, i.
Struck Out-Bennett, Bastian, 2; Farrar.
Double Play-Farrar unasssted.
Umpire-Ferguson
IIme-One hour and twenty minutes
BOSTON LUCK.
BOSTON, May l5.-The Bostons beat the ST.
Louis club to-day by putting their hits where
they would do the most good, although they
We're very few in number, the visitors out-bat-
ting and out-felding the home club. Following
is the score:
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Earned Run-New York l.
Two-base Hts-Ewing and Pfeffer.
Passed Balls-Sutcliffe 3.
First Base on Bals-New York, 2; Chicago, 5.
First Base on Errors-Nsw York, 3; Chicago. 1.
Struck Out-New York 3; Chicago, 2.
Double Plays--Ward and Gerhardt, ORourke and
Ewing
Umpire-Oushmau
THIRD DEFEAT FOR BUFFALO
PROVIDENCE, May 15.-The third Providence
Buffalo game resulted in third successive de-
feat for the visitors-an easy whitewash Fol
lowing is the score
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Score by innings

Earned Runs-Louisville q Athletic, /.
Two-base Hit-Strief.
ssed'Ball-Suvan.
Wild Pitches--Hecker Mathews
First Base on Balls-Louisville g
First Base on Errors-Louisve, q Athletic. O.
Struck Charlottesville. 3; Athletic g.
Double Pays-Louisville, 2; Athletic /.
Umpire-Connelly.
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The Mirror

is no hatterer. Would you
make it tell a sweeter tale2
Magnolia Balm is the charm
er that almost cheats the
looking-glass.
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Agricultural Works Assigned.
LOUISVILLE, May 15.-The Louisville agri-
cultural works assigned tonight Liabilities
and assets unknown.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT, \
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER )
WASHINGTON, May 16, 1855.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee-Fair
weather, followed by increasing cloudiness and
local rains in the Ohio valley. east to south
Winds stationary temperature.
For the Lower Lake Region-Fair weather,
southerly winds, stationary followed by slight
fall in temperature.
For the Upper Lake Region-Local rains
and partly cloudy weather, preceded in southern
portion by fair weather. southerly winds, sta
tionary followed by slight fall in temperature
Local Observations.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
NTANTED-SUGAR LOGS. Will. PAY
w $13 per thousand, delivered, for good logs Ad-
dress TUCKER s. DORSEY MANUFACTURING
CO., indianapolis.
WANTED--A GOOD, RELIABLE PARTY TO
w take the agency of frst-class sewing machine
consignment; will be required to indorse customer
paper. Address j. K NJ, Journal Office Indianapolis
Ind.
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c.. KREGELO & WHITSETT,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALNERS.
Telephone 56I.
FREE AMBULANCE.
CHURCH SERVICES.
Baptist.

Baptist
EIRST BAPTIST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COR
It ner of New York and Pennsylvania streets.
Reuben Jeffery, d. D., pastor. AT 1880 a. the
pastor continues the subject, ''rhe Translation OF
Enoch." At 7:45 o. M. What. Must Do to Be
Savedf cordial invitation is given to the public
to attend these services. Sunday school at p.
All are invited
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CONGREGATIONAL.

DLYMOUTH CHURCH-CORNER MERIDIAN
IL and New York streets. Oscar c. McCulloch. pas
tor. VIM. H Clarke. organist Sunday services at
1890 and 7:45 p. m. Evening topic, Sol
darity," The Unity Of Society," Sunday school
at $50 a. Plymouth Institute-Classes in session
evening
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Methodist Episcopal.

~ Church-Corner of Butler street and Central ave-
nue.. Rev. A. Marine D. D., pastor General class
a. $50 q. M Morning .s subject Eacts vs. Fs,
Sunday at 2:15 p. Young peoples meeting
AZ G. 30 n m All invited
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RORERTS PARK METHODIST EFISCOPAI.

DOBERTS PARK METHODIST EPISCOPAL
IL Church-Corner of Delaware and Vermont streets.
Rev. l. FL. Mcdonnell, pastor. Class at a. and
$50 p. Preaching at 1890 a. by the pastor.
At 7s30 D. M, Sundayschool concert, consisting of
singing reeitations, and cornet solo by Mr.. Joseph
Cameron. Sunday school at p. m. Young peoples
meeting Monday at 7:3O p. m. Prayer-meeting
on Thursday at 1880 p. Everybody invited.
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NHERIDIAN-STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
IvI Church-Corner New York and Meridian streets.
Rev. John Alabaster. d. D., pastor. Classes at $50
a. M Preaching at 1870 a. m. and 7:30 p. M by
the pastor Subjects-Morning Gods Gracious Full
ness Evening, 1.-THE Great supper" Sunday
at 2 p. Young peoples meeting at Gas p. m.
You are earnestly invited to attend.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

T,IRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - SOUTH
II west corner Pennsylvania and New York streets
Of Danville, Ill.,, will preach tomorrow at 1890 a
m. and 7:45 p. m. The public cordially invited.
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Total s241o Total. 6 s27 10 8
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A YOUNG LADY, GOOD PENMAN, WISHES
N copying or any kind of writing to do at home:
envelopes addressed etc. Terms moderate. Address
S. NJ j.. journal Office
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Nav ORLEANS COTTON MARKET

INV UNIktNr HTOIt
Nkw onLkANS. september - spot cotton
closed steady l-ltth higher.
Hulns 1 snp t.,t..
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To the Editor ~ the Examiner
HIlLSHoRu, Ten. Sept. - So.
The generous. tair-mindcd reader
of the current events of our day can
not but be convinced that the action
had by the executive committee Of
the Central TcNu- Cattle \ association.
AT u meeting heidi August 1th, Sd, I'm
adopting a preamble and resolution
in reference to their late president.
w. y. Jackson, was ha-ty and uukjul,
if not unjust a few short weeks
only Ind interviewed between hi, dis
appearance and their action, lli- Hb-
scnco had BIS no means been -uti-hc.
tOrily accounted for; hi- family had
not the slightest thread OF imtornin-
ton: the abm,,, kccncst--ightcd of
Pinkrrton's detectives were employ ed
to find some trace; sincere, earnest
friends had, unsolicited of their own
good will and accord, instituted dill
gent inquiries in all directions. moth
ing that the family could do towards
clearing up the mystery had been
left undonc, aud yet, in the full know i
edge OF all these facts, thca-,ociatiun
through it, executive committee, tell
the world that,
"WHEREAs, From all information
/ obtainablc our president has hN biz
mysterious and unaccouutAblr dis
appearance, wilfuily aud knoWiupll
BETRAYED the confidence OF his fellow
member, and forfeited the supper
of The as ociation
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MANHOOD
ANB
Sexual Power
~ tie use uf
N Err VITA Y
Or. A. G. ollN Box sis, Chicago, Ill.


No. 3lI.
Taken up by t. ;. Smith. on his
premises, near China Springs. in Me
Lehman county Texas, and cstraycd
before W. G.. Boyd, j. T.. Precinct No.
{. MrLcnnau county Texas. on the
nth of July. l~>i, one buy mare :
years old, "a hands high, branded +.
u + ON left hip. also I'll and on
left shoulder, white in tacc. and APP
praised 10y I T. Williams andJ. Boyd
NJ 5000.
No. 3Ii2.
Taken mp by bronson. ON his prem
i,r~ ON Wasp creek, about twenty
milc4 west from Waco and one mile
nth Of Crawford and cstraycd be
lore \. T. llogin, j. T.. precinct No. 7,
McicnnHn county. Tex, on July ~
lNS1, one bay horse, eight or nine
years old, ANA branded : on left
shoulder Appraised toy ". T.. Jeans
and :. II. Joins at $40
No. 1886.
Taken up by j. 7. Anderson. on his
premises on Hog creek. about twenty
miles west of Waco, and cstrayrd be-
fore \, T. llogin, Justice of the peace,
precinct No. :, Mcl.ennan county,
Texas, on the 9th of June, lSs5, one
light bay horse about Cor l0ycars old.
branded If on left shoulder, II IL
or ID hands high, bold face and APP
praised lay C. G. Cooper and NJ. l..
Compton AT $50.
No 3ljS,
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ha @ the said fifteen lights here now
contracted for, in full and complete
operation on or before the first day
of February, a. d., 1856
tbs agreed That the sald city may
at any time ord'r a test OF 'aid nights
the expense OF 'nId test TO be borne
by sand company, 'h' 'hId company
agreeing Mt any and all tunes a. ator'-
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FcVcr- and cxhauAtug chronic or acute dis.
caste leRyc tho patient on his recovery. iu ~
pluahlu state uf pros tratiun. Then II IL that
hv needs tonic upon which hu can rely. one
which Ike iIo-tcllcrs stomach Bltcrs VIII
accelerate cnuvalcsCcncc and aid the processes
ut dlg'rliuu. That peerless inyigoTnnt com
ptl.aics, M upthiHg else VII for depleted
strength, After using It short time the
quuulgin invalid tcs In every nerve and
mu-,l, That lac n getting strong again Appt
tiiu increases, there Is u gain In weight color
aud fIliuv.s return tn the cheek, the lack lus-
trr eyes grow brighter sleep Il uubrnkcu aud
refreshing These gratifying experiences are
renewed with each returning day, uutll com
pirt,ly restnrcd m health and yigor he returns
to tine aVn'Atiuus which his Illness interrupt.
cd. Use The bitters ia hillOu-ucss, Dyspepsia
rheumatism and constipation
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Al the afteruppu board wheat Was stronsr
advancing - ami closed a'.c higher.
COrn--tsO higher,
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u" not be deceived by the catch
prny advertisements ct inferior
houses, but take your prescriptions,
to Castles Il Morrisun'> and YOU can
feel assured that they VIII be- filled
correctly and of the best medicines.
They have all the facilities for. doing
II strictly tirst-clas- business.
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THE CONTRACT
Of the lenney Electric Lirht
Company Approved by
the Council.
IL Ia Ia b. IN Operation Eebr,,nI,
isi. 1856, and Continue Io,
Ety" XcarS.
WI Nr Action on the Part al our
CITY Father, aud sumetLiug
Tor IL 10 be Proud OF.

His Honor Mayor Wilkes. called
inc session tu order St 1880 O'Clock
present. aldermen Alexander. wood
ribs, t'ridcr. Spright, smith, Stcph-
en7or, Owens, Moblcy and Eyerlcy.
tlt Attorney /. \ Blair read the
following contract, which had been
drawn up 10y himself and the special
committee appointed at the last meet
ing of the council
THE CONTRACT.
This contract made and entered
into this 22I day of September. 4. u.
1850, 10y and between the ",IruuV
Electric company of the city of In
dianapoIi,, Indiana. aud the city of
Waco, municipal corporation. in the
county of Mclcunan, aud state of
TEXAS, W itmc>Snth.
That the sad Jcnucy Electric com
panN agrees to furnish the city of
Waco fifteen are lights. OF nm act
ual two thousand caudlc power each.
the said company AGREEING To Attach
to the lamp, used by SMd city. free
of cost to said city, amy and all i'm
which may he made h\
Srid company from time to time. tend
ing 10 ia Improvement of the light
furnished by said company.
1t being agreed and understood
that the said company is to furnish
the very best 9ht-. and to make use
of any and all lis most recent i'm
To improve said lights
free OF cost and expense to the city.
The said light, to be of 1000
actual candle power H. aiorc, said. the
said company agreeing and gtaran-
trcing That the i've lights ON the tow
rr, in thcritY of Waco. provided for
in thi, contract. or any other like
tower, which may he hereafter con-
tractcd for toy said city shall lighi IN
area of ouc-halt mile radius sufficient
to enable person on a clear might to
read ordinary coarse pic, cap print,
aud the said COMPANY further agrees
that the light furnished shall nil
times hc kept up To the test made
when the lights are accepted. II be-
my agreed to and understood bN said
company that the lights shall not bee
better for the purposes of "A test, but
shall be equally good at all times,
The said company agreeing TO light
and cNting4'' -uil LIGHT "'ulloW-
ing the m,.H shy -.la
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A. the afternoon board wheat opened Z.
higher
Huru- nchHug,i
Oats UphNugrd.
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nArEsvlLLN, Texas, March 4.

| have been using one of your tW in
burner vapor stoves for four weeks,
II works to perfection and we are
highly pleased with it. We have four
in the family and the cost tor running
1t Is about 10 cents per day.
Yours respectfully.
l. W. Jcnks.
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Yak laces in all styles and widths at
Levine Bro.

sanger Bros. gcntlcmcn's depot.
This department has been newly
fitted UP and wo can now truly say
we have the largest and best
equipped gents department III the
south. Our stock of mems youths
and boys clothing, hats and furnish
ing goods when completed have
nothing to be desired even by the
most fastidious. Our selection Of
clothing have been made by men who
thoroughly understand their business
and the demands of the trade here.
our styles, cut aud tit will be just the
thing; all this added to the advnm-
tagc- we have in the market over
small buyers, will show plainh why
You should buy from Us. This sen.
son more than ever before our house
will be headquarters for mons
stylish clothing. We emil the attcn-
ton of WacO's citizcns to the above
facts, which u visit to our gents
clothing aud furnishing departments
viii demonstrate
SANGER BROTHERS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-23

The coolest and best soda and min
eral waters. drawn from the largest
fountain i'll the state. nj W \. vii
hanson X Co.'S drug store Fourth
and Austin, opposite McClclland
hotel