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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1885-02-12
ISHLER'S
~ ,AERR
Differs.

For many years it has been tested In
severe cases Of Kidney and Liver Diseases,
Malaria, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Weak
ness, Lassitude, etc., and invariably it has
given relief and cure. Thousands Of testi-
lnonials have been given, and it is most
popular where best known. ,yf
]. o. Steinheiser. Superintendent Of
the Lancaster Co., Pa, hospital. writes:
kidney disease. liver complaint. Rheumatism,
asthma and scrofuls. and invariably with best
results" .,.., -r
II. Hoffman, of Circleville, Ohio. says:
sThis Is to certify that have had the dumb
I saue md by using one bottle OF MishIer's Herb
Bitters . complete cure has been effected"
aMISHLER HERB BITTERS CO.,
625 Commerce st., Philadelphia.
Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup Never Fails
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Couldn't Defend Him.

.Gentlcmcn,' said the Judge, adj
dressing Il number of lawyers who
had assembled in the court room tO
hear the docket read and to say'nO
motion, your honor,' Mr.. Calvin
Griggs has been indicted for assault
with intent to kill. He says that
he is unable to employ counsel and
| shall therefore have to appoint
one of YOU to defend lin. Mr..
Blukens, will appoint yon,'
Judge. would much rather some
one else be appointed
why, are YOU busy!'
no, SIR
sWhat then is your cxcuseF
Il can not conscientiously defend
him.
why, sir!
Shortly after l got a divorce
from my wife he married her.
THAT should not concern you.
1t does, Judge. 1t made me
mad to see that any one else was
as big a fool as / had been. /
don't mind working for thief, but
/ cannot work for a fool. No 1
cannot defend him.'-Arkansas
Trareiler.
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Settled by Getting Married.

AS all marriages are not mado
in heaven, one is forever awaken
ing to the realization of new fac
.tors which blend two souls with
but H single thought. | saw an
old gentleman Il few days ago
who, by his benevolent appear
ancc, might pass for the grand
father of many children, stand up
in tho parlor of Hurst's Hotel
with middlc-agcd spinstcr, who
certainly had long since ceased to
fcclthc burning passion of youth,
willie the marriage service made
them one. 1t did not appear to
bc case of an old mans dar-
ling; so the ancient bridegroom
was questioned about the matter
by the curious clerk. They had
registered that day from God
frey, ILL.,. and were very calm and
deliberate about the ceremony.
There was no trosscau, no timidi-
ty on the part of the bride, and
the groom expressed his satisfac-
ton when the contract was COM
pletcd by Il sigh of relief. "You
sec," he SAID to the clerk, me and
Ellen owned some property to-
gcther, and tho only way wc
could settle the trouble was to
get married, and there would bc
no going to law about it," 1t
was certainly Il novel way to pre-
vent litigation, and rs Il business
transaction was unique and conclu-
sivc.-St. Louis Spectator.
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She Caught Him.

A certain lady suspected that
her husband was in the habit of
kissing the cook, apretty German
girl, by the by, and resolved to
detect him IN tho act. After
watching tour days, she heard
him como in one evening and
gently pass through into the
Kitchen. Now, Katic was out
that evening and the kitchen was
dark.
Burning with jealousy, the wife
took some matches in her hand,
and, hastily placing her shall
over her head, rs Katie often did,
she entered the kitchen by the
back door, and was almost imme-
diatcly seized and embraced and
kissed in the most ardent man
ncr. With her heart almost
bursting with rage and jealousy,
the injured wife prepared to ad-
minister a terrible rcbuko to her
faithful spouse. Tearing herself
from his embrace. she struck u
match and stood face to face with
lKatie's hcau, one of the factory
boys. Her husband says his wife
never treated him so well since
the first month they were married
us she has for the past week.
Houstan Age. 40 ir -
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At last she went to u ball. She
was accompanied by her brother.
She arrived Mt home simulta.
ncously with tho milkman. On
opening the door she saw her hus-
band white with rage.
Madame he said stcrnly,
'you have been absent all night
Yes responded Mrs. Schmel-
zer, cody; 'thc ball did not
break up until 'thc sma' hours
ancnt the twa.'
Mr.. Schneider was already
very much exasperatcd, hut
springing that old gag upon him
aroused him to u perfect frenzy.
do you know he said in Il
hoarsc voice, smashing the water
pitcher to smithcrrecus, that
you have been out prowling
around every night for II week {,
while / have beer confined to
thehousc by myself
Henry, ! am very much sur
prised ut your language
You are surprised, arc you?
Do you suppose | am going to
stand this any lOngcr?'
If | were u married man, ,
said Mrs. Schmclzcr, 81 would
think it very natural that my
wife should 60 where she likes it
best. If you are displeascd, you
should address me in Il different
tone. You should cndcavor to
make home pleasant for me-.
What! exclaimed Alr. Schm-
clzer.
make my homo agreeable to
me- replied Mrs. Schneider,
'and perhaps I'll stay in more
than | do
But you didn't have Il spraincd
ankle interposed tho astoundcd
husband
That is so; but Il woman is
tied up in the house the whole
year round, rs much rs you have
bccn for the last week or so with
that spraincd ankle
so you arc playing for evcny'
Just so. i hated to do it. 1t
almost broke my heart to treat
you with such apparent neglect,
but I only wanted to make You
appreciate what ! had gone
through -
Emma, come to my arms.
Take care not to SIT down on
that ankle. was wrong and
I'll own up
That is all want. | will not
90 out until you arc veil
And then when | so out you
shall go along with me, as is
right and proper.
And he kept his word.-From
the German in Texas Siftings.
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GRAND EXCURSION.

There will be II first-class cx-
cursion to he run from McComb
City to Natchcz by II. ii. liogg,
on August 18th and 10th, leaving
Nc Comb OH the morning of the
18th ut 6 o'clock, II. M, reaching
Jackson mt 10 O'clock, and leaves
Jackson over the Little j. at IL.
Will reach Natchcz ut 3 p. m,
aud will remain until 3 o'clock,
Sunday mornings.
Persons wishily fa sec the old
est town in this State, with is
beautiful scenery. such rs paris,
bluffs, steamboats,, etc., with 9TH
or attractions, will never have a
better opportunity, as this excur-
sion makes II day run each way.
Persons wishing to 90 can rest AS
surcd there will be nothing but
good order, going and coming. l
have arnynged for a police force
suiliclen,l strong to put off any
one raisinga disturbance.
There will be two coaches in
the rear end Of the train especial
ly for the whites, the other four
coaches will be set apart for the
colorcl people. There will be Il
lirst-class band with the cxcnr-
sion, in order to make things pass
off lively. Persons wishing to
take II steamboat ride after
reaching Natchcz, can do so for
the small sum of % cents. ! have
arranged with tic Jno. W. Can
non to take the cycursionists ten
miles down the Mississippi river.
This no doubt will he very
pleasant trip TO every one. The
excursion will be supplied with
ice water and refreshments of all
kinds. This excursion Is more
for pleasure than for profit, and |
will spare no pains to make every
one who goes enjoy themselves.
Children under IL years of age
can go for half fare. All persons
required to buy tickets before cn-
tcring the tram.
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,lmos, Fstai Mistake In Arkansas.

In an Arkansas town several
nights ago, u mob, led by dcspcr'
ate man, marched to the Jail, drag
ged u murderer from u cell anu
hurried him to tho outskirts oi
town. Each man wose an express
sion OF Observation-Disclosures
hardened by awful resolve. The
prisoner attempted TO speak, to beg
for his life but the burly hands
closed around his throat, and the
prayer he would have uttered went
ont in an inarticulate gurgle.
When the infuriated men reach.
ed u large oak they halted. One
of them threw q rope over Il limb.
"Gentlem," said the prisoner,
"please give Inc n chance TO say a
word"
"Be quick about IT." some one
shouted.
"Gentlemen, | admit that the
evidence is against me, but, us tru-
~ Us we stand here, l killed that
man in self defense"
"Killcd what mani' was asked.
"Bill Bottleiord.'
"Iou amt the man that killed
Bill Bottleiord, are you!"
Yes, unfortunately, l am the
man."
Men, shouted the leader, we
have come within Que Of making a
terrible mistake.' Then turning to
the prisoner the leader added: 'We
thought, sir, that you were the man
that stole Nat Boy'l's fish trap.
Hop down oilcn that box. You
are irce.'-irkdnSds Trdrelcr.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1885-08-06
WILKINS Srar Proyerb.

An honest hc Is the Pal | SEQ
Man is like Il mountain-!ull of
ills.
He who Knows nothing can ere.
ate the same.
The last pitch.hole in life's high
way--thc grave.
\ political campaign is run by
all clcc,rick battery.
Falsehood is II hood that covers
many crooked heads.
Original IDEAS are the lighthouse
on the sea OF journalism.
The independent man is often in
in dependent circumstances.
\ man ia not man when he
bursts into tearS--lic is n woe man.
Cheek boldly enters where mod.
rSty dare not pull the dooor.bell
The borrower of troubles never
grumblcs ut uSurious rates of inter.
est.
"Still wafer runs deep" but
still whisky runs slallow.mea.
Charity that begins ut home AMI
c0n,inucth abroad iipdetl an eter.
nal abiding place in heaven.
Man may have faith at 20, and
hope at 40, but ut 90 he desires his
chair at ease.
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5000 A YEAR.
Fashion Notes.
Stripes arc coming in vogue.

Stripes arc coming in vogue.
Colcrcd laccs in silk aud wool
arc the latest.
Lace woven goods and canvas
are in great demand.
For evening toilets, slippers
must match the dress.
Very little crlnolcttc Is worn by
the best dressed people.
French flowers, grasses and fo-
liagc take the place Of feathers.
The scarf of gold shot c!aminc
is the favoritc seaside hat trini-
ming.
Copper, steel and lead tinsil
bralds trim many seaside RAM
bling suits.
Colorcd chambray costumes for
girls are trimmed with white en-
broidcry.
The pretty gretchen dresses for
little girls is as popular this as
as last sca.On.
White and colorcd cotton
dresses arc trimmed with en-
broidcrcd llouncing.
There is II steady tendency to
return to the style of dress OF
fifty years ago.
Tinscl cord Is to take the place
of. tinsel braid in dress and mill
merry next fall.
There is u tendency to retain
the pouf and loopcd skirt drapcry
by Paris drcssmakers.
Laigc wooden or porcelain
beads arc some of the decorations
of the latest woolen laces.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1885-08-06

p 81 wish, Mamma, suid little
Johnny Fizzlc-top, "that l lived
in South Africa"
"Why, my son, do you wish
you lived in South African"
"Why the mammaa down there
don't wear any slippers, you
know
3 "Yes, my son, but you must
also remember that little boys in
South Africa don't wcaranypants
either" .ex 5sH.
"That's so, said Johnny, "It's
queer Ipcycr thought anything
about that. Texas Siftings.
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I'm the Bermuda Islands thcrc

Tn the Bermuda Islands thcrc
is a pretty custom of taking up n
strong, young cedar tree, wrap
ping the roots in paper and set
ting it in the centre of the we'd
ding cake. The tree is aftei-
wards planted near the dwelling
of the newly married, and keeps
the memory of the day ever
green. The cake is made IN threc
tiers. the lowest of which is SIM
ply frosted the second, which is
smaller, is covered with silver
leaf, while the topmost one, which
is only large enough to hold tho
carefully protected roots of tho
little cedar, has a coating of gold
leaf. Only the two lower cakes
are cut and eaten.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1885-08-06

During this season u frequent
watering Of special plants may lf
done to advantage. A teaspoot-
full Of ammonia to gallon OF W.
ter will be found an excellent p
vigorator for reviving weak 9id
unthrifty plants.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1885-08-06

/ am sorry to learn OF your
wifc's death, Uncle Rastus.
Sab?
| say that am sorry to hear
that your wife has recently died.
Uncle Rastus, with n puzzled
look k)-I giss da' am sum mistake
bout dat, Mistah Brown; l lef
de ole CONAN in good health dis
mawnin', sab. Who said she
wah dead?
I've forgotten now, but | Ger
tainly heard so several days ago.
Uncle Rastus, (his face clear
ing up)-Oh, yaas, now l under
stan's sab. Dat was the former
wife of mine, Mistah Brown. She
died mon foah weeks ago. DE
present incumbent am all right.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1885-08-06

A mixture of lard and snuff is
the California remedy for stock.
This ointment does not need to
he applied to the entire animal,
but u ring of it two or three inch.
cs WIDE made completely around
tho neck will have the desired
effect. @
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1885-08-06

All stations below TowIcrs, 20
This excursion in due IN Natclcz
at three o'clock. The above SEIZED.
nlc is arranged so ,,s to give 1t am
pie time to arrive at all stations
III. III. HOGG, Gen'l Manager.
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The Senatorial Oui!0oS.

The 16 States where the term
of Republican Senators expire
arc California, Connecticut, lndl-
anna, Maine, Massachusetts, ,Michi-
gan, Minnesota, Nebraska, New
Jersey, New York, Ohio, Penn
sylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont
and Wisconsin. There isa good
prospect for the three seats in
Indiana, New Jersey and Vir.
ginia This, however, would
leave the Republicans with a ma
jority of two. There is fair
fighting chance for the Demo-
Gratis in New York and Ohio.
With these five captured chairs
the Senate would stand, two years
hence, Democrats, 80; Republic
cans, 37.-N. Y. Sun.
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A black bear in Idaho undertook
to hug a young lady, and she
punched ont one Of his eyes with
her parasol. HoOray for the girl!
She's ready to protect a mans
rights from infringement, when ho
isn't there to do it himself.
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GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.
Matters of Intercs; Clipped from Our
Exchanges.
\ CONDENSED COLUMN or NEWS.

Malone is begging in New
York.
Mr.. Thomas, j. Rice, an old
citizen, has been appointed post
master ut Clinton.
New York City has social or
ganization called the Grumblers.
The fruit crop in Georgia is said
to be the best in twenty years.
Mr.. ). X. Buck has been ap-
pointed postmaster of New Orleans.
Over $4,000 loaded freight cars
pass through Indianapolis weekly.
Fairs will be held ut Aberdeen,
Meridian, Grcenville and Macon
this fall.
Capt. Richard Sinnott has been
appointed Surveyor oi the port OF
New Orleans.
1t is estimated that Texas will
this season raise fully 2,OO0,OOO
bales of cot ton.
In five years, the city of Omela
has increased III population from
80, ,2Go to G2, $50.
Charles s. Rapid, the man who
had the yellow fever in New Or
leans, died last week.
King Kalakua is anxious 20
have the Sandwich Islands annexed
TO the United States.
1t is how thought that 800 per.
Sous wcre made destitute Ivy the
hate cyclone in Dakota.
The daily list of the Presidents
appointments is lenCthenins Let
the good work 80 on.
Last week 22j children died in
Chicago under D years Of age. The
disease was MOSTLY cholera infant.
um. =
Mrs. Jane Patterson, of Ring
gold, Idaho, recently died from n
ra,tleSnakc bite received thirty
yea;S ago,
The. Marine Hospital Bureau at
Washington is informed that vel
low fever exists as u epidemic at
Bahia, Brazil.
Fish, President of the Gc-
lunct Marine Bank, New York, is
learning the shormaking business
in Auburn penitentiary.
The shipment of peaches from
Terry for the first four days of last
week amo united TO $500, boxes, sent
{, Chicago and New Orleans.
1t has been decided that the
drill between the West Point Rifles
aud VickSburg Southrons will take
place at VickSburg, August 18th.
For the first time in 90 years,
the gambling houses in Chicago
were closed, without single eX-
ccption, at midnight, on the 22nd
INST,
a daughter of Mr.. g. i. Smylie,
of Newton, was nursing n child
named Ella Shields and by some
means let the child fall out of her
arms, killing it.
The Oxford Falcon says: "Thc
moral of the Mississippi campaign
of 1896 is, don't throw mud ut a
candidate unless you are dcsirouS
of electing him.
The grand jury of Lauderdalc
county found one hundred and
thirty true bills. Our Meridian
friends have been misbehaving
badly, evidently.
Jimmie George, of Mt. Vernon,
Ohio, Is years old is 6 feet IL l.2
inches high in his stockings and is
not yet done growing. He is cer-
tainly u rising son.
Hon. VIM. Buchanan has been
nominated for State Senator from
the Rankin county District, and
w. III. Clark and w. o. Norrell for
Representatives from that county
Charbon, is committing fearful
ravages among cattle and horses
in New Iberia, La. Nearly 1000
animals have perished. Two hui
man beings have died from the
same disease.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1885-08-06

Z Ono man in Natchez donated
100 volumes of fiction to the Ii
brary of that place. He refused
to let his name bc put in the pa
per AZ dOner.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1885-08-06

Mrs. Jane Patterson, of Ring
gold, Idaho recently died from u
rattlesnuke bite received thirty
years ago.
The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1885-08-06
ART STUDIO
and Photographic Gallery,
MISS LOU JONES

Gu ow prepared to take pictures in the IN
test style ofthe art, and guarantees salts
faction. Gems, Card, Cabinet, Panel and
Promenade Photographs made on short uo-
tice and st reasonable prices.
COPYING AND ENLARGlNG DONE.
co-S.udio rooms, M stair in the
building adjoining Mssonic Ledge.
Call and examine speci mems of work.
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Subscribe for the SIGNAL.
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DR.. J. II. Ma grudea
DENTIST,

Hazlehurst MSS.
All worS guaranteed. Ohice Ia Masle
Hall building. up stairs. eastS'de raiiroau
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From thc FAlIs tuuu"f lthu
Take it tor granted that TcNa- cal
not do without business governor
then in that instance swain would
have only one chance in ton thuu--
and. Since the knowledge Of men
runncth not To the contrary, il j.
known that swain has been chronic
office seeker. AN oliice-hOldcr and no
part OF "A lir-t-ratc business man He
has had his official horu- in the public
crib Tor years, and it hs, been swain
wants this and wants that, aud ho has
been only sustained by tide of nm
cNamplcd luck. Its well known to the
county and state officials thai Swain
f. not business man. and that the
duties Of hi, Office j. chiefly discharged
By his first clerk, au cmincntiy
good bushes man. All this tog-
gerry, Ysh aud dcmagogcry about
swain ~ a business governor j. r.
fatal to honest convictions a. an cpi-
dcnic Of \ static cholera would be 10
the health and lives OF the people Of
TcKa- The clean sweep Of state OH
cial. j. inevitable, aud the near future
will give swain al opportunity Of al
ply ing what business qualifications
be may possess TO the direction of his
private affairs at and about t.Arks 81
VILE. Texas. The difference between
swain and Ross is, that while Swain
has always been seeking Office, the
office has always been seeking Ross
while General Ross has heretofore on
different occasions declined better OPP
portunities of being governor ot
Texas thau Swain will ever have
should he live to be as old ~ the pa
trigrch'a.
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AT their meeting Tuesday morn
ing, the directors Of the Waco Ma
tional Bank, declared q semi annual
dividend Of 6pcr cent. and placed
1880 additional to the surplus fund.
The capital and surplus OF this, the
oldest financial institution Of the kind
in this city, now amounts 10 $l72,5OO,
giving it the largest capital Of any
bank in this city. We congratulate
the able management Of thi, reliable
institution on its wen deserved pros.
perity.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-15

HoUsTON receives her cotton by
rail, or, rather IT pA.se, through
there, We only count receipts b.
wagon, and compress cotton. That
the difference. Ours are actual re-
ceipts. lioaston's are nothing Of the
Kind
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-15

The Texan who is engaged making
public opinion against Coke, has in
deed d thankless task, A. well ~ An
np-hlllish one. Let number Of our
younger Journalist. ponder this great
truth little. There's meat in This
suggestion, if ever there Wa such a
thipg I'd one.
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THE Onto Election.


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,.4ate it j. -i.. tlev aaye time TO- zee
..t-..:sr. = decisive struggle j.
a. IS a.o e.-.. stand tlI- re-
t.--. b.tua another ltuaY prove.
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tried Tongaline upon myself for
facial neuralgia, aud it gave iInmc-
diate relief also tried itupou Que
suffering INTENSE pain from neuralgia
Of the head: one dose gave perfect re-
lief. G.. " Duyal, NJ. -, Pineyilie,
VI,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-15

THE DE Port. iiedmur j. on our ia
bic. 1t is neat little weekly by j.
w Singleton. But whore the deuce
il De Port and what the devil is Red
luhr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-15

The BRENNAN Banner complains
that thus far it hasn't seen Il copy of
the Dallas Morning News. That's
hard. But you have the Galveston
ditto
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-15

BILL SrERRErr Is happy. The
Herald has at last found ont that he
i, in town. Better later than never.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-15

NEARLY eighteen Thousand bales
already aud the season not yet halt
run away.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-15

GES. r. b. LIZ, OF 1t. David. Aus
tin, il a poet OF very me power. lie
ought to write much more thuu hc
does.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-15

Ross, dead He's the iiycst politi
ca corpse ever seen IN this Texas Of
Ours in all the years.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-15

EVERYBODY sympathi/e- with poor
Gerald IA the loss OF his mouse los lire
Yesterday.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-15

THE EXpreas hss found two papers
which paid out their compliments Oh
the occasion Of II, change Of form
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-15

Look at the new stylc- and bar
gains in clothing at Is. Ilaber.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-15

The streets OF Waco are da.>
jammcd with cotton wagons
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-15

The largest assortment Of Pear
and Colgate soaps al II. Bchren's.