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hOLSTElN CATTLE.

~ Call at HARLAN'S for an, thing
wanted 10 Hard ware line, stock IL full
and corMple,e and prices are lowest
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NROUSE & BUCKIO have The
hest prints ct cents per yard.
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egws will open q large and first.
class stock OF clothing this week. II
yoa want bargains give Us call.
ROUSE q PUCKIO.
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EE l have new G. ain Drill l will
sell at Cost, also 2 that have been used
will sell at great bargain.
c. E. HARLAN
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-09-01

In the road case OF MARIA A
HOLIDAY W. FRANK SHERMAN and NJ.
RoErFLER, appealed from the trustees Of
Center township to the Probate Court,
the folio wing jury was drawn on the 29'h
ult., to report at 9 o'clock A. M j.. on
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-09-01

ey- Gall at THE SPIRIT Office for Job print
ing from visiting card up to a full sheet pos.
ter. Letter heads, business card on envelopes,
statements and bill heads printed m short
notice.
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HI buy the very st timothy seed
in the market. II is this years seed. and
clean. Price low. T., e HARLAN.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-09-01

~Auc ion at HOEFFLERS Clothing
Store every dav during the Fair, the
entire stock will he closed ont.
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sspz3 o4y.

ASK ycur druggist for MmHxR HxHB Brrrxna.
he does not keep Il do mot take anything elsa bat
%. t1 Commerce street. PhfsdelphiA
sepz3 oar. =
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cR All kinds OF fresh Pieser yes a
BCRKHEAD d co
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Jere. williams The Champion
Shark Fisher of Cape May.

P. s.-Look ont for the ehot gun
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NEW LOCALS.

EyA fresh stock OF Groceries at very
lpW prices at BURKHEAD & co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
PARIS
An old Man Missing Outlook for Il,
Races.

An old Man Missing Outlook for Il,
Races.
Special TO the Gazette.
PARIS, Ten, oct. G.-Mrs. .udIh
Barsano died yesterday morning. Ds
ceased was n daughter of Rev. c. i
Bradley, for Il long time pastor Of ilt
Cumberland Presbyterian church Of ikb
city.
Mr.. Ben. Baker wandered from hi
home'yestcrday afternoon Alta late hour
he had not been heard Of. lie is duit
old and of feeble mind.
Three insane persons were taken to N
Terrell asylum yesterday. They haW
been inmates of the county jail for
long while.
Mr.. NJ. +. Allen has been elected iCr-
man of the fire company.
Mrs. =. W. Birmingham died at tie
residence of Mrs. Mary Record yesteriHs
afternoon. The deceased is the mother
of Mr.. ii. b. Birmingham and The siitd
Mayor John Gibbons.
Col. W. b. Akin is to erect afse
two-story brick on Grand avenue
Mr.. ID. II. Blair will have charge OIL
subscription list of the Daily News
1t is expected that there will be oyer
100 horses entered for the race begin
ming on the Goth.
Senator S. b. Maxey and wife LETT inT
Hot Springs, Ark, yesterday Afternoon,
The compress is squeezing about W
bales of cotton day
Cotton receipts were light YESTERDAY
Prices ruling high,
The Lamar hotel is to be opened BY inf
20th.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
THE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH TEXAS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER

expressed himself as strongly In favor oil
n. nTherc arc,n said he, ga good many
things that should be agreed upon by the
stockmen Of Texas before they go to the
81 Louis convention, and upon which,
when there, they should act as a unit.
one is the location OF the lever llne.
AS fixed now tits much too far north, and
as liz proper location is easily ascertain
able, immediate steps should be taken to
have 1t put where It belongs. This Is but
one OF q number of important matters
that should be settled FIRST by the cattle
men Of this state, who can then by act
ing together impress their views upon the
national convention. BY all means let us
have the meeting.
G. w. Spencer and Mary b. Melonc;
Felix Coker and Belle Doyle have been
licensed to marry.
NJ. b. Lloyd and y. c. Sugg OF Fort
Worth are In the city,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
TEXARKANA.
Trial of stanley Edwards on oAa'S' Y
Murder.

Trial of stanley Edwards on oh"'s' 4
Murder.
Special to the Gazette. Ill asviu
TEXARKANA, ARK, Oct. e'--lv Y, s;.n.
the district court of Bowie colng ..a s
lev T.. Edwards, charged win ny ' srsnss
of Pat Dorian at this place y Ass M
last, was pinced on trial. Easa 'od, rs.
bartender at the time the tl's ne1risil
Cured AT the Gem saloon, allo p ."~,srs
was one of his most frequent , cgss 4 +
ON the night the latter was hi ~. su6 Il.
alleged he went into the saloon w. a.s III
peatedly called for drinks, INV III
refusing to pay therefor rlaasnsrsssd
bartender. Edwards, became eAasPs WA
and struck Dorian a blow on w b.
upon which (the testlmon,
turned and left the house u.ornim
At about daylight the n s. INK pIscs,
he was found in an out-oi,ln0 "~onditiot,
his skull crushed, ina dyihS NJ killing
A mystery at first surrounaeu Wy ing suSss-
but the facts as stated pe ~ ssrrssf
ouently developed, Edwards was T AZ a,
and placed under a $1,000 bona y. " Souis,
poarance at this term q ~ msrslsl,
Edwards Is brother Of ths ~ .'er,rd sd.
has always borne peacea.e,,lsA MY ssseuIlisd-
The verdict Is awaited WY
tcrcst.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
wired by Gorec.
special to the Gazette

Special TO the Gazette
AUSTIN, TEX, oct G.-NIaj. Gorec,
superintendent OF the penitentlary, has
sent the following telegram to Walter
Tips OF this city, one Of the penitentiary
board;
JACKSONVILLE, TEN. Oct. &.
10 Walter rips
The report OF the killing and wounding
OF convlcts in the attempt to escape has
been exaggerated. One man was killed
and about ten wounded, four supposed
MORALLY. Several escaped, but all were
rccaptured except six, and they are
closely pursued This ! get from Con
ductor Willis. will reach camp to-day
(Signed) r. j. GoREE, Supt.
The above IS the gist Of what is known
here regarding the conyicts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
DALLAS.


Congrptulating the New Dallas ONCE
Holder-A $4,000 Railroad,
Special to tho Gazette
DALLAS, TIN, Oct. G.-lIon, Sawnie
Robertson received telegram from Aus
tin to-day informing him of his appoint
ment TO the supreme bench. The Bar
association met this morning at the office
of Hughes, Robertson 4 Coke and ten
dcred Robertson their congratulations.
The appointment gives general satlsfac-
ton here, those who know MIR. Robert
son best being OF the opinion that his Is n
mind peculiarly adapted to the position
TO which he has Just been appointed.
As per advertisement Marshal Cabcll
proceeded to sell the Texas Trunk rail.
road under an order OF sale from
the United States court to satisfy the
Judgment of the International Trust
company of New York The road was
knocked of to MIR. Jules Schneider, who
bid II IN for himself, McsSrs. Davis, Kcl-
Ter, Henderson and others. The amount
bid was SG000, The road win be resold
In November and sold again in December.
aud then IN the spring when business
gets to running low II win probably be
sold again.
over $500 bales of cotton have been
received so far The receipts to-day
were rising 500 bales.
Col. w H. Hughes was approached by
TnE GAzETrE scribe and requested to
give his views regarding the ACCESSIBILITY
OF calling meeting OF the cattlcmen.
prior TO the Sc. Louis convention. lie
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
sAISTJo.
Hurting FOR Gold-Form....
49, Snake-Biiten. "u'aass.

h""'ins for Gold-Farmsr..
co..., snake-Bitten. "u''a''-
correspondence of the Ga,ct,o
SAINT 10, TEX, Oct III,
able excitement over IN Ely ~. consds
gold and silver in the G orr discover I
Prospectors have recept lv0 " mouaas
grounds again, and MANY conan KAN on
peTt rich developments in tho noas
Inc Farmers alliance met l ~ inaius
INST at our neighbor yillaso ~ Z ne III
ana spent the day in social ol hedlas
ana discussing plans for tbo v,.loynsH
benefit and protection mo ! mqtsl
the DAY were Mr.. jackson V =. d
county and Rev. Reed Of AZ Vooh
Mr. Jackson's address was sa, s vopnt
seems to have been well re ess'uasl ~
many OF the most substantial slIe ,, b
OF the alliance refuse "a ,na lns'qpsp
speech OF Rev Mr.. Reed '""Vrse y
Inc seven-year-old hoy Of N.
son, while playing in the ward I H., 4, Aal'
day, was bitten on the hand hy - Aaais-
rattlesnake, from the effects Z, ssV0la
died few days afterwards "n'chAt
Mr.. A. j. Williams, an Ola Ia,
saint 10, is dangerously IN, and ' ~. q 4
nave almost dcspaired Of his rec g n,spa'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
GAINESVILLE.
The Dengue Strikes the TOMBSTONE y
the Sale at Pecos,

The Dengue Strikes the Town-Gciag y
the Sale at Pecos,
Special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Oct. 6.--AloHlo
Guyton is the name OF the young Han
who was so badly cut 10 EasterwoO1s
saloon on Saturday night. His mems I
in Pickens county, Ala, and he istSeu y.
two years old. jim Sewer, the palE
who did the cutting, has not as yet pe ~
arrested. 1t is stated that Sewer one'e v
to surrender if his father would e y
his bond, which the latter refused y y
on account of its being a saloon row, !,
Capt, 6. A. Knight, passenger as'p' Z
the Nandalia line, is in the city
A large crowd will leave TINS plaO' Z
attend the sale of lots at Pccos wy :"
the 10th inst. ,orr
Cotton receipts to-day aboaI I,, lg's !,
bales. Best grade of wheat Is seils
ca cents. . il,
The dengue, or breakbone, leNef s
reached this place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
BAIRD.
"worl,er. in rieid White Unto ".

workers in a Field White Unto ~ *.
est
Special to the Gazette.
BAIRD, Ten, Oct. G.-Wheat ~.
and cotton are coming in Slowls "
bring very good prices. 'A'
The meeting being conducted IL N
DR. hendricks is still growing in nv,
est several conversions and scores Il
curing the way to salvation. The docto,
Is certainly an earnest, jealous nap 4,
God, whose whole soul seems to BE- AL
icated to the work of the ministry
Mrs. DR.. j. N. Hendricks came n III.
morning. Mrs. H. is said to have n n
equal as a worker in the vineyard Il H.
Lord. The field is white unto har,es,
and this good lady will lind a GOOD Asll
in which to add stars to her crown
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07

e ''GIcs IN 'a be SKIN otthsdoe,..
aThat n Y, o. the liquid ia sl
a sample s u n,. The docioFs' ~, Psn
@iynu ~ ~ r scores Of pecDI. A s x.
g sbsnso lm THr GmErff V wI',, A,s ",
,ns.nsel ives, under my chs ns9 W. ~
S ~"si p,i EAvohAnLE REsurTs NIA N
g no,.b scores Z, Of others, but Y coela N.
Sn,,ioi mas already been s e, inlssss'
9 oi' 70 say that there ara !. .ong eluss,
ngSses IN ana around Fort n o.
"fou might say furtbess' s y lhass Is, @
an OF October in Fort wo, sIlal iwTIs..
t .ouhu AZ the pickwlck ho 'l, ana J, can 4
man adieU. V"ue The ms.ls.'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07

CtNcrNNArI, O., Oct. G.--An active non
partisan movement is in progress to de
tcct aud punish frauds in registration OF
votes at the coming election. Money has
been literally subscribed, and leading
citizens of different parties have APP
pointed an executive committee to detect
and prosecute all cases that can be found
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
DENISON.
Popular Complaint at The Condition OF
the Public School Building.
4 Large Spider Driven from the Ear of "a
Small 10y.
snecInl to tho Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
DENIsoN, Ten, oct. G.-Thcrc has
been great deal said about the base
mcnt OF our school-housc, both on the
street and through the newspapers OF
this city, and to-day another long article
appears, condemning the damp, INSULT
cicnt light, and impure air which the
| school children are compelled to breathe
| The basement, where one grade of the
public school is taught, has been cx-
amlned by some of Deuson's best ply
sicians, and they, through card IN the
paper over their signature, said it was
unit for school purposes and advised
the parents TO withdraw their children
But, as yet nothing has been done by the
proper authorities, and on every hand
one can hear complaints of the way the
children are compelled to breathe inn
pure air, and it is commonly heard
upon our streets that If something was
not done soon that the people would take
the matter in hand, and see ii they
couldn't do something in the way of ward
schoUl-houses, or ret the children out OF
the present damp place, where they study
by insufficient light. Whoever the
proper authorities may he, let them come
forward and straighton up the matter be.
orpot many nnniIs hive already hoo,
stopped from school by their parents.
j, T, Moore, grocer, made an assign
mcnt yesterday morning to w NJ. Peck
( for the benefit of his creditors, who arr
Hanna, Platter \ Co. of this city, ant
Morris, Butt x Co., Craft, Homes & Co
| : ioon and assets SoOOo
The little son of MIR and Mrs c,,h,
Duroower was circumoised last SrnGa,
by Dr. Reuben of Dallas Onitc - nm1
Der was present and ENJOYABLE time wn,
ma bv thnse nrcscnt N'l0' '''' '''''' "''
Niss Mvra Gcnd,vin o,noorod -, ,ioh
~ tbe NIcponoal onaraI bomsn h,,fl,,.e =
Iargc o,rdinnre which w,a. ,,o,l ,,ioaso'
with her nerformonce 'N'''>
'Thn f,iI session az tho f,otc fi,,, M;
mess coiinrc hcgon yostnrdar NJ, ny a. 49,
trrin, nrosnccts Tor a sncc"cyf,,l ,,oa,. "''
Constahla N,xon nonnty ca, ~ +,
pnljcnnon ro,,vn, rot,,,,noh ,,a,ti,, ~
fro,n pr"ston nnnd ,rhorn tl,av S ,,',,, !
srorch nf y horsr.thief I'M ,ycro mil
70 AMI thcir ~nmn W." """V'
Chns, Walt. the nonn,or ga,von,ye
iron ,vortmon nf tbo Hrr, ~ po,ti,
Walt. corrirs q, smilo all oyor III fnc,
, It,s n sirl '''>'
II wos ronorted On Tho stroots ,osto,
dav thnt a murdor had occnrred IL ~
Nntlnn wberr two mon nno ,,on,a' ~ ~, ",
child wore thn virtjn,a NJ, J r.,,. ",,
rpnrrscntativr ,vas nnnhlo bov TnMn'
md ant anytbin" cnmGrn,in,, d. a. -, '
nort but w,lI g,vn tbnt Wv" y
golno tho rounds which "no,,s 8,
/ lows, II seems thnt-thcv vcro rno,o,
/, ana wnrr accomnamin5 ~ ,,,o ,iV NV, y,
VIM yae NOT ap,onr tho n, 1919 Ia !,
cannot no hoard fron and n ~ on' oru y
j, tbot he IL tbn emily nnrt, ti,ot biS ~,
fonl vork '' WV "
The horse.rooe that ,ook nl,ce Ia,
, saturday NJ Savanna was l p%u q" a.
tnndcIs bottinc orG "x.o,,,,,,,t nui' ="
/, bi@b thn racn i, ino fo,. sSoon ~ M
i horse from Eulaln was badly hc "I, i /
the savanna horse hnt /, " is un "IoCSn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07

lam an innocent man and VIII have 70
suffer for anothcr's sins.'
w G. Veal Of Dallas ls In the city,
endeayoring TO get up material for a
Grayson county exhibit for the New Or
caus exposition IN Noyembcri and also
TO take the same articles and products 20
the great London exhibition in February
A meeting win be held at the courthouse
tonight
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07
SPANISH FORT.
4 Good Man Gone to Rest-conYening of
the District Court.

NTTF E7IT0I ~ '7'''''''
Correspondence Of the Gazette.
SPANISH FoRr, TEX, Get d.
u. j. Thomas, prominent citizen and
wealthy cattlcman Of this place, died on
the I'd inst. a large concourse OF friends
followed his remains TO their last resting
place yesterday. Mr.. Thomas was in the
prime of his manhood, and his sudden
death will be cruel blow TO his many
friends.
DR.. G. b. MclIenry, late Of Colorado
City, has located here for the practice Of
his profession,
District court conycncs,this morning IN
Montague, and as q consequence many OF
our citizens are starting for the county
seat.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-07

g. u Lusk, ticket agent at the Union
depot, IS quite sick with the ubiquitous
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-25
4 Literary Test.

Like most other men OF remarkable
merits, Hubert Howe Bancroft, was
disposed TO underestimate his powers
and, a7 +; i, usual among such men,
he did not dare TO criticize himself
He had accumulated great library
for special writing and the impulse 10
" rite was strong upon him 1t would
not DO for him, however. to take
right hold of the history of what is
really the least half OF the North
American continent without some as
surance of ability from the critics,
those judges who measure would-be
literature with rule and square. lie
would make a test Of himself lie
gave the world mot without appre-
hension) the Native Races to judge
him by, The result gratiled the au-
thor, now ut ease in the most gigantic
historical enterprise ever undertaken,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-25

IT. the war between England and
Russia is fought out on the Afghan
line, it viii cover the ground mudc
historic hN the wars and triumph- of
Darius, Alexander the Great, Tanner
lainc and GhrnYi- Kahn. Almost amy
sort of soldier would fight like "a
hero ON ground which these
great warrior, of antiquity made ia
nous 10y their hcrui-m. The country
is accustomed 10 military operation,
upon the largest scale and we'll
adapted to il, too. II il does open in
read earnest We predict that many of
our old confederate ~ well n federal
officers will seek serN lee with one side
or the other. No really great soldier
i. ever thoroughly Wcaucd from hi-
interest in war. Evory time he hcar-
Il huglc blast hi, blood ,urgc~ through
his veins and if his feelings are touch.
ed in the least 10y either preference OF
prejudice, lac eagerly takes sides IN
this fight the sympathy of the Amer
lean soldier would go out to Englnn,
rather than Russia.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-25

Just received 100 Gen. Grant best
double scarlet. 100 Naomi, best
double pink, 100 Caudidrc-ima best
double white, and large stock of
other gcranium-. also, roses, hibiscus,
colcns, dahlias, verbcnas,- ally sum.
mignonctte, etc. seed, OF morning
glory, cypress aud bal-an vine
+. W. NFSEY.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-25

OCCASIONALLY the president treat,
Texas TO q small surprise IN the way
OF an appointment. sam Il. Cooper
TO be internal revenue collector OF the
fret district Of IeXas j. the latest.
Hes good man for the place. how
ever, and thus become, a pleasant sur
,riza
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-25
rhc.c are soiid Facts.

The best blood purifier and system
regulator ever placed within the reach
of suffering humanity truly is Flee
trio BittrrS. Inactivity OF liver, bill
lou~ncs-. iaundice, constipation weak
Kidneys, or any disease of the urinary
organs, or whoever requires an appc-
tier, tonic. or mild stiinulant. will al
way, find Electric Bitter. the best
aud only certain cure known. They
act surely and quickly. Every bottle
guaranteed to give entire satisfaction
or money refunded sold nj nifty
cent, bottle by Castles X Morrison.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-25

summer is coming ON apacr y ,
great deal of rain has already fallen, .
aud the indications are that much t
more il to follow. This ln-uro- Il
dense AMI heavy vegetation for our
latitude this summer. Enough Ncgr-
taion viii decay III the nest 'hr't
months to materially Affect the a''''"'-
phcrc and render the dl-ca''' '"""'-
ton possible +" u largo extent ne
blood viii hc vliiWcd ANA STATE OF
thimg- set up which VIII r'ilH'r 'h'
ordinary diseases al the country /
TROUBLESOME" enough Added /" 'i'i7
we have the cholera rAlStlh@ a' -e'-
cral points III Europe ana lh' east
The threatened war there WIZ l'h' 10 I
make the ro"rl" ol 'hu country carr
less rs TO the -pr'" oi the disease
and Our nlchlhr-~ III ShU't'hS INV
news from the -crnr OF operations
and III proillhg by the 'rAle "''H"-
! iagr- presented 10y the 'lail'oS "l
colossal war, VIII "l'r"'' I" '"''"''
carclcsenc-- ~ TO the introduction Oh
the disease here. mus II seems vt
most inevitable mat 'hc urcau "H'"'"
ecourgo Wll cllrct lootl"'" on our
, shores. should II do 80, TIA" question:
is shall we take -ullicl'ht ana reason
able measure. to exclude " from
Waco, not only by rl3ld quarantine
. against infected places, pnt by Se'''hE
up such conditions. and hy MAINTAIN
ing them, ~ Will tend not oi'Il I" 'N
e cIudc dl>rnSe altogether, p"' Nh'''
c should 1t viSll us dt~pl'e an Pr''""
tons, VIII eha'ie our p'I'''''n' It
contend WIN IT, WIN 7"'''' ""l' VI
l. success. Here, lochIiN' 'o"'"'c''''"-
with the uhlaForaOl' Sch'I" "'f''"S
pierre condition I" VINO" we '''N'
alluded we VIII h'N''hc '""' AT E'"
Grated wherever 'hcrr are any con
siderable number OF hh'l'ah oe'h3
n cohSrcgalcd' Inns "'"'" I" '"c III
my 'ohui''"h ol our s'r'''', ''' "'' "
- ,.,,.,.i,,. and 400, ,,ul ho,c state a
~ ,,.;,,.,' ,.,al,o,u rou Indian tow,
u,'an .l',.,h r,o can ,I;.co.. ma, rio
nnd ,a,ho, Il. r;ch Gran or death nm,
st rcyoi in tho oroous of tbc sufferer
/ MIN u,o loy, G,,d of ncstilcucc i
.o,nrlot,h. .otoJ with humuu misery
Nnw thcrc orc rrccoution. wbicl
,a,. ho talor r,oor. which may Il,
n.n1 l,y u,,iI, mi. a,rm vi,itntioI
,,oy ma rohhcd of worry u,ny of it
: vary worst ond most DANGEROUS feat
l. urc. p,cnty of ,ood rure mir. plcnt
If oooI n,rc wotcr ,ri.tcrul md
ricid oxrlu.ion Of unripe or oycr-rjp
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-25

Nowhere in the city can be found
such II variety of rcady-madr goods,
in the way of wrappers. ladies' misses
aad children : gingham and calico
dresses, linen lawn dresses, under
wear etc, besides which they have
inst opened beautiful line of chill
drcn's lace dresses. ladies' and misses
embroidered dresses. and line of ar
tistirally fashioned black silk dresses
thai ha, no equal tor style and beauty
in the state 'lhc-r goods are only TO
be seen at Levine Gru'~ Ladies Read -
made Department.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-25

IL It's report ofNiaj Elliott, speech
at the exposition on Texas day, hi,
paper the Dallas Herald said the
speech was like "a Persian poem f. an
eastern epic" This the irreyereut
cuss who runs the Times thinks e.,
piling it on too Internally thick.
Would be, for any other institution,
but no matter what the extravaganza
of its force or the members thereof,
the Herald gives their names to the
breeze on such an occasion in most
blissful ignorance that the whole
earth is laughing at it, and them,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-25

Why do YOU let that farm machiu-
cry and wagon ruin from the rain
aud hot sunshine: When paints to
preserve same can be had at cost, at
". l.. Tucker drug store.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-25

ON, Lord! There seems to be Il
prospect of continuing the New Or
leans exposition another year, aud
this includes both Dircctor-Gcncral
Burke and ChicfCommissionrr Eli
oft. VIII our Affections never pas
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-25

BILL STERRErr really is mistaken.
We still dote upon Barney, aud we
haven't changed our opinion of
his craftsmanship in one particle. We
have always considered Barney's level
to be the limit of the corporation
line, and no one was ever more sur
prised than were we that Barney was a
statesman equal to the task of govern
ing the senate of Texas. 1t was iu-
deed clap OF thunder from a clear
sky, and we haven't got the thing
clear in our wool as yet.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-25

TIE interruption of the mails 10y
reason of the late heavy rains, and
high waters, is growing to be an nj
most unbcarabic evil
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-25

ILIINolS is -till running on one
senatorial wheel There seem, TO he
no present prospect OF unlocking the
deadlock.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-25

SILVER is far better than no money
Mt ALL