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MONTHS Opening Closing Closing
To-day. To-day, lYesterdfy
io lone: Closed--New York, firm; New Or
leahs' steady; Liverpool. tirm. VI
DRY CpoDs.


FRrlrrs- MeYrfmscF, fancy. ~. ,,.r
osnssster, b4;Arnold, o. American, TX; p
SSHin n, Pr Hamilton, 81; Gloucester. 5Is
Gloucester, mngn Ok; Gloucester siIyaa
| LIZ, E4i Alien o1l; Lodi ~; Simpson, 6
, SiGIy stone, u Simp2on ning, s; Allen
PM Mnu purple, % Simpson silver grey
U ~ ihie cLd, PINK and purple, 8; Dun
Allen check, % P ssbodv snbirI sCRg KY
simpson, black, &; ROsadals. Ak, ~
Down sBEErINGs--Crow TX; Az.
gnsM, Bttrich LII, s; Charter OAK. az,
ny n.y. LAX International, 81; Laurence
~ Glendale, "a; Enterprise, 8: Glen.
brown SHIRTIHGLLast iron, s: farm.
ers, ~; Honest, IL; Pocahonias NJ. Al.
ioh1alei - century, 81; Dwight, ~: lonk-
WOO, oM Manotoba, 81; Bedford r, Ak,
,lhLEAyfkED bHIRTING-NeV YORK. i0II
IN Lonsdale Cambria, 10; Masnn1 ITISI IN
Fruit OF the Loom, 81; Gold Medal. Tz
Cream OF Crop, 3. NAoN''i' ''a'
Observation-Disclosures, A o A IL, Ano-
ssIksaS a, 1916 Swift River, n STANDARD
a. hsston Xxx, lOy4; Easton Az, II /; Oak
toiHui ihncyy b%i Acme ODD, 81; Raleigh,
"a standard q 81 Pearl River, Ia; sibiey
sTRIPEs-Hamllton, lOI; ThorndihA
lv5fi American, o; Rock River, 9; RsleiCh'
~ UNKNOWN, So va; Jewstt City, 81;
unknown Us, 10,
DENINs-Amoskeag IN; Otia lSi/
YORK, 1871 Warren, lSa. "''
CHACKs AND PIAIDs-MOunt Pleasant.
Gntawba, u; Old Dominion, Il Mem
phh, "a Queen City, 81; Augusta, 7; lem
nessfe, iOzsi, CottopdRls, Z; Cumberland
GINaHANs-Bate1, W; Slate-syilla. 4,
Mosttlle, Z; Bates Dross Plaid, 9; Scotch
h. FL Mi AGaoskeag, So; Bellsylew, ~
washington, o. Wlndsmers, ~
HEVIOTs-OaEdal8, Vt; Sterling, TX,
Unknown, u. b., "a; slbiey, o.; Glen RID
We Tvs harrisburg, S4i Slater, ~; Ever.
ettl "a Bogs, s; slverdale, 8; Arlington,
W Victoria, II; Gsrnanls. lSj{; Baies, III
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LIOuOEA.

ftuA--I gallon. S2,S5@2S.
sDIA9-Domsstlc, y gallon, 3l.5OCe
smported looglao, ISL, . gallon, $3.50;
~ l5f0, $3.50; 1893, sS,6G lA0O, S7,t0:
WI VS., 1850; OtarSi, Dupry q Co.'s
BTs, 1880; 1870, 800; lS5l 6g,OQ
|5gB; Hssuat, Dubouohs q co, COW
FSH, A-kO; 1870, sS5o; lsls, $500
domestic, 2, gallon, tl.76l2. 90; I'm 4.
f6olland. SS.OIts875; Sir Robert Bur
~, y s Ton, = o~SS. MNe'N-O~ Holland,
IS . cSnL yroof, y
Sl@; Western, Sl.SlTel. ~; Horrbob,
~ Rye, SL6Otgs-D; Scotch trnport.
osA!Bi GiAh, imported. ii.2dCp
Piper Heidssick, quarts,
AQi j. Krug o Co., quarts, D
LOU Moer d ChAndon, Sillery
dosen, 200, q. Goulet, "
@,Wi g. III. kumin a Co.'s, dry
& ,A7Si Extra Dry, @ymi pints, u
s., California clars,, y gallon, n;
N No. y gallon, l00GlS5; import-
ordinary, caSk, 7l0Qld61.0li
oarels, per cask, 70.019l25.10i ane
N eAak, i0O.0OQll7hOO; Modoc, n
IL Sn Julian, csso, $50; Margaux,
sNi Ponta NnnSt, q case, 10.OO;
csse l2O0. L.sovll, pcase, 400:
ISia se ~ o case, p C0i ordinary q
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ERuIr Am pnIr1 mn

ORArGss-Slclly, y box, san, IN xssK
0NloEe-Loulsiana, AIS d bushei.
PorArO1s-p bushel. new, 60c.
6Oc dozen Texas. f u.s. wv
OAIokaNs-we QuoLe Is 500 per dozen
spring, 20O1A2.50. P0' u'Hon ;
Eo6a--lOo n dozsn. scarce
bU1rHA-Rsst grads norihsra. S5,, ,,o,4
osllA1 county, 25o; othar TOIs5 cn,tytv
outter, ia aocnrfius N on alitV
BLAoKBERRIEs--l0c per quart.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per dos.
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GRAIN AND RREAnsrnrns
WHEAT-S0aS5.

WHEAT-S0GS5.
RYE-Kansas, Csc.
CoRN-In ear, 6Gd155o.
higher '-4'' sVore' 1SSc
BRAN-Per cwt: At mills, 9Oc6l.OO.
! % SoohSAEAL-Flne bolted, per 100 pounds,
nnoaINT AND GRITs-S5 per barrel.
Sl.40; chopped corn and oats, per l0O nonnJs
Sl;1Oi corn bran, per loo pounds, zoe.
3IkAiAh tLoUR-Per 100 pounds, 81,
ton, or $40 loose. 'A- Po'
d ILLEr SEED.LarYe, a %; small, 81.
Patent, S2.7Ol520O; Extra Fancy 81 h1sS M,
Fancy, S2S5tG2 IS; low grade, 2.65G2 81 IT,
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WOOL, HIDES AND ParRsrpa.

=, WOOL Mexican, nee OF bum. mammal,
MsHlcaa Improved, u; msiiss i5.lsleo. ana
WOOL, according 10 dirt and Condition. N
Wi9i Dnrry' SSeo per pound lest, aocordIns
:, hiDRS-PrimS plump nlntA, 70 n, and ma.
los ~ ~ seconds, plump tiints, 70 M and
per NJ bulls and gtASA, s1O9o nor n, AZ,
green sailed, Z
tAlLcW-Prin9 talloE, 10, tnlluvrarease.
yellow - brnvn, iEs5c. e'''''''
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TIE BUSINESS WORLD.
TONE OF THE STOCK mARKpr

NEW YoRK, June 81. Government hon =,
dull and firm, except for the 8's which are 20 )
hade higher sllet na hallway dy bonds duh, The
market opened weak and after a 1roc,,otnnae9
decline rallied generally TO a shade sboHd
the opening quotations and then s H1oUSe
Jagged of during most OF the remaind ow =,
the day. The total sales for the dav wo VI
only $50 SSS shares. Comparing prices , were
those OF q week ago everything is Je Misn
The total sales for the week have bsen'
larger thaa AZ any ny Tine for six weeks past
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, June q Wheat voo,,
cash, 20 bid; July, 1873 to rs; August. 7Ss s'A
1 G0Tn s sSsE bgie cash, $50; July, $9a
Oats nominal; SO asked.
Cattle receipts, SOB; strong, active an,
: bhigher Tor shipping gredes: exnoTt I are
n BIZ 10 o'oO; good TO choice slippinu Z 66 -
DO; common to medium, 40 To "a. TO- fooS !,
eS, AS to 475; cows, 2.75 10 375. wv ioeu
Hossokece!ptl, 1908; weak and 10 lower
oe9picei S'19 10 q 81 mixed, 1865 to $40,
eHeep-5seseeeIPts, 663; quiet; fair 70 good
LIS TO $50 W euIuui
ST. LOUIS.
sT LOUIS, June H.-Flour dull and
weak, Dut not quotably changed. '-u
y h%eI was very slow till after the mon
anl, W1en tneTe was rush TO sell. ana
prlces cropped q, the market closing at
e July, 80 to Isl August stu, asa saS N S W to
September, 0O1i to l.OlL, wa '"oS4;
Corn steady but very slow; No 2mjxed
csh, ne 10 4iAi July, Az; Septsnher AZ
Uais easier and slow; No. 2 mixed c5sp
w 10 @7fi july 2914; August, 2lH year year
Corumeal dun, 2.45 to2.5
Wool unchanged
Whisky steady, Lib.
iIoyslohs steady and unchanged, lint
|mly a small job trade was done 0"'
OattlS-t tecelpts, 800; supply very IIph,
prices. az PREVIOUS
Hogs Receipts, 2,IOO; strong, active and
|sneI, SS 10 ~.
sheep-Receipts, 800; supply very scarca
IT, ia ony small retail sales made at IN |
managed prices.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, June 27.-Flour dali and IN.
plaWHig s
nSHt 9ulet ana easier; early declined
/, raIi l e, sold off "a and closed I-2 nm.
iT v Sest9r49ay June, oBIs TO S79k, closed 81.
NM S' o. ~ 10 SSls, closed S75s; August. S6s1
0e Gm !ase S anu steady, but closed shade
VA uiy' st7z TO AZ, closed 469z; AGgust az
p sO54 ,r.a,.
PoIK trading light and prices S to7I.2I
,w " Sash, III lOIo ~ .; July, 10 p ~ to
~ ~; August, 1912 IL TO 1887 ID gssS,-sS
i =! quies ana shade easier: cash.
.0' IL 10 o "; July, Z 80 to 1. 2I-2. 4ugust
l0 9"'"
Boxed meats steady. dry saltod s,,or,,
Prs, 80 10 AU; short rib 5.35; shor, cIesr
p Fs,I 10 W,
|d dng DroYe 5G6. Journal reports Cattle
|eauyi shipping steers, $40 to 10; stock
iy anu tssoeeeis, y to AS; COWS, bulls and
llxed, zoo TO 40; through Texas cattle. , 81
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ErRR nrnr-

lTha " Citations given below refes 70 por5,.
tSu animals, living weight
BaNvBs-SfS1fc per pound.
COWs-2lssSc per pound; mich ouvr.
ooN won, so per head. '"''
SHHEP-Prlme ~ to DC
y loArs---NOns on ths mArkss.
HoGs--24lbSo per pound
outds lANDfSrAos-llta,2o pat pNanA
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Shiloh's Yitaliser 10 what you need
for consumption, loss OF appetite, dir
zlness, and all symptoms OF dyspop-
sia, Price 10 and 70 cents per bottle.
Sold by j. l.. williams d Co.
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A Zine UaIr nross,ng

Cocoaine dresses the hair perfectly
ana Is also preparation unequaleu
Tor the eradication of dandruh.
The superiority OF Burnott's Flavor.
ing Extracts consists in their purity
and great strength.
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Terrell, wills Point Forney end all
towns on the Texas 4 Pacific will
come on excursion trains 10 Dallas tho
ith Of July.
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For dyspepsia and liver complaint
you a have printed guarantee on every
bottle Of Shiloh's Vitallzer. II never
lel.s 10 cure. Sold by ], 1. Williams
( 90.
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The Rev. George II. Thayer,of Bour.
bon, indiana, saysi "Both myself and
wife owe our lives 10 Shiloh's Con-
sumption Cure" Sold by J. l. VIII
liams q Co.
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Group, whooping cough and bron-
ohltis Immediately relieved by Shi-
loh's Cure Sold by j, l. Williams
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Reading Of declaration speeches by
some Of our prominent citizens will be
atiShady View Park on the Fourth OF
July.
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Great reductions in the
Wholesale millinery department. All
orders promptly hlled. Il. Bauman,
706 Kiln street, Dallas, Texas
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RoSdswagons, ph@tons, buggies and
all styles OF vehicles for sale low, by
Orr, 10 Main street.
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PALACE BUFFET SLEEPING CARS

Are nun by the 80. and M on Night Ely.
press from st. Louis 10 New York daily.
Without change, in 80 hours
Best route TO Jacksonville and winter
resorts In tho Southeast, The double daily
l,nes OIL iArlor Cars and Palace Sleeping
Coaches by this limo from ~. Louis 20 Gin
clnnati and Louisville. making direct con.
nectlon at both points with morning and
evening express trains, having Palace Ho-
tel ana Sleeping Cars To Chattanooga At
lantai savannah and Jacksonville with.
out change. No ferries or transfers by thia
route. ~ eA''
The only line running Sleeping Oar of
any description bo,veen 81 Louis and
Cincinnati. N
For Tickets, Rates OF any particular m.
formation, call ON Text Agents ofoonnect.
ing lines, West, Northwest and Southwest,
or IN 81; Louis at l0l and 1903 N. Fourth 81.
W. W. PEABODY, WI. SHATTIC.
Prest & Gen'l MngT. Genr Pass'r Art.
CINCINNATI, ONO.
q. II BACON, General Western PaAsulp,u
Agent, st, LOuia, Mo
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Errurzon trains on eth OF July Will
run 30 Dallas 70 accommodate ths
crowds from our neighboring towns.N
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Plnmes, tips and tlowerr

~ almost your own price; largest
limo to select from at f. Bauman's, 700
Elm street.
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Bargalna I'M sntlna. rnlrn,.-

dress goods, lawns and everything
pertaining 10 the millinery and fancy
good limo at Il. Bauman's 700 Elm
street.
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PORTS

| Evrou. EXPORTS AND STOCKS.
far this wsd ron al United States ports thus
aU,:i Continent, i69. Stock ~ al, france france,
year, 1881, '' ''''io"' tAls da last
NM. VISIBLE SUPPLY.
NJ E no. YORK, June 27.-Visible spnn,v
a. Scco Td IN, m me y, world on Saturday, June
is ms soSS oiIoIng TO the New York Chronicle
Total supply to-day ,o,o ooo
Deerease 'o1I ''''''. ........... 22ll,679
-''''''''''' -''''.,,,....... 277,75O
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The cheapest gloves and oorso,s M
Lh6 city ~ Bauman's.
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IMPORTANT.

.EG1- Remit by POSTAL NOTE, Expros,
Money Order, Now York EXCHANGE ~
Dran on New Orleans. vi
Letters with Currency Invariably by Ex.
., we pay Express charges on all sums OF
50 or upward.) VI
Addressed: Nj, A. DAUPHIN.
,,s- New Orleans, In.
p, Address Registered Letters and make
Post Office Money Orders payable 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orlaana In
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Ladies' don't mlss tho sale OF hats
and b0nnets tomorrow nc BaumRn's.
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MONEY, sTOCKs an noNns.

lew YORK, June 27.-Money on call
h at lper cent;prlme mercantile paper
70 o,Wi foreign exchange dull and
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ER AVID nuTLprHa mArNHYAr

- " = 80 - " AAAA = ANNNAAAAA
'l,nn,-,Rongh lumber, 1880; q ma
|aag ~ 20; "a native ceiling, $50; u
So SI,Ting, 100; y native siding, ls,OOi
|eoa1!hHs-BoOs, cypross, tLt0,O. X oy-
~ no. l cyprcw, $40: rRtivO pine
w native sap, Slfh
h yeusr rests, beet, l21c tacN
|s-por 700, 400.
-Dauas brick, $50 per LOO
S ,m t,AlJ1--Ner YorN Ac0; aLohi-
kbssr,-IIs,,asniale, 27hj PogtlanJ. bsSi,
ppLuEs--About SOC Der foot
Sccafn-From l6o par foot and
Syopered lime, 2g1 rsY barnNl.s
Nvet, so par pund.
-
Very Important
busters are dun a1lfi slow.
Oapcine Porous Plasters act
!, saving time ard sufiering.U
-------aa--.l-asa..---an@-----
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=. TWO DAILY TRAINS
u TASAINaTOa N % HOUR
% BAL MOHE a "a HAIRS,

This Is hours quicker thAn The fae,est
time by any other line
re DAY Express runs entire train, con
slsts OF Day Coaches and Luxuriant Parlor
S iromSt. Louis 70 Cincinnati and Lon.
through without change, No o,ber ISns
rom st. Louis offers double daily thnonab
ualn servl0a % the National Canital
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TRAINS PASS DAIL.As
No s,,, suing last n. q p, DEPOT.
I,savss 1I~i nouis Ex press ........s.fo A. M,
No No 10 aSs' S Gan antonio Elk. arrives ie,s r. M
Ma 81 tia a oI r Passenger. $40 z. IA.
~ VA leAves Union Depot. 500 p M
Ma 90, SONG WEST UNION DEPOT.
40 ~ california Express, arr R.Ikp "A
so, SOli California Express. lsvu s,sS y ~
xx,oAyet 7, u p, depot $50, s,SS y M an
40 No. s sS6' Local Passenger, arr 'il,S0 "
LsaSss r 80 FdsSsenger, rvs,... 1870 z, M.
r. ! 0i nan AntoSl@ Express, pyes
NOS s aud So run between FS SiS' IN =: N
en9 New Orleans daily, Nna X
anu 100 connect at Fort Worth with trains
S S3 n . ron Colorado. Nos. S0l. s1a All
'y 5o Snhs meals ,t's ~ the Union depot
pgouple daily trains TO New Orleans
Inc Texas 4 Pacific is III milas the sho.,
est route to New Orleans '0' WIG Ai'otV-
ns SiHIiiu trains El Paso TO st. Iouis. Also
a4hs 10 san Antonio, etc. Fast tina
tSst-o mss equipment, sure connection
A BE BE tnat your ticket reads via the Texaa
* Paclilc Railway A'9"S
points m Europe via the "RED STA ~
IpsfentI ntship ilne, plying between New YORK.
q. !. ,hIinaue!pnla, and Antwerp, Belgium. and
f ~, AN EhlOAN" steamship line hetveen
EE, ns and Liverpool, England
ali T so maps time tables, tickets, rates and
uiIeu information, call on or address
Tlo,,o, A.. TURNER,
1lcket Ag't, 500 Main street, IAllas T.x
II. = HUGHES, ava
fa'senger Agent, Houston, Texns
co,,o,, u. W. MCCULLOUGH.
weston, Texas. eeii'' Nos
v, II. NEWMAN,
Traffic Manager, Galveston. r,vaa
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Magasln de Musique.

profass,ur n. C,ni # J. Guar LA N
eur d,annoncer "A" public ct a leurs
reux ANS uu'ns >iennsnt doavrlr.
treet entire St Philippe ct ST. Louis. u
gasin de Musique.
Us aur.ut CONSIGNMENT d venIre e, a iouer
.los ID5nmns R;rmersOn. garantis pour
ans. auss des Pianos DIES melllcnres fabr1qnes
Musique VOcnIc 81 snsfrnn.en
tale. MethOsles de Chant, FnanO'
ViOlOn. etc. Instruments fe tons genres.
Ordres respectuensement so...s' - nlns
oderfs.
GIVE 4 CALL.
iuiu-2I-24
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"A a a week at home. $500 outfit free
sec :: : j
can make great pay all the time
they work. with absolute certainty. write for
particulars to H. HALLkf q oo'' iof''a"o
Maine.
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WE WANT A LADY

Of intelligence to take the perm anent. sole
agency for our goods used in every family In
this Mace. Stock furnished by US without in-
veatment, References indispensable.
j. B. B.HULING Co.. Chicago, Ill.
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MODERATE PRICES.
ThibodauA Foundry!
L. KEEFE, PROPRIETOR.
'ThibOdnux. La.

ThibOdnux, La,
"AVlNG purchased the above and we'll
III known establishments, takes great pleas
ure in announcing to the planters that he
has reitted the Foundry and Machine
Shop. and is now prepared to do any work
in his lime with neatness aud dispatch.
STEAM ENGINES,
SUGAR MILLS,
ORA MING WHEELS,
SHAETI1 and GEARING.
-AND-
CASTINGS
of all descriptions made to order
Agent for Kno,cles Steam Pumps
and Juds0n GOrernOrs,
-ALLKtSDs Or
Brass Castings,
SUCH As
GUAGE COCKS.
CYLINDER and PTIP COCKS,
GLOBE VAL YES, etc, ETC.,
made toor.icr and furnished at the shortesI
notice.
Having refitted the blacksmith shop
re can do all kinds of work in that line
in the best manner and with dispatch.
He respecttulIy solicits a continuance o
the former patronage extended TO this VI
ablishmcnt.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
STlkANl. EHRS HOTEL.

Mr.. Thomas Alberti informs his friends
nd the travelling public that he has made
acme new arrangements which will enable
him % satisfy all those who will honor him
with their custom.
Meals furnished at all hours Of the day
Breakfast at 10 o'clock A. n. and Dinner
Il o clock z. NJ.
Commodlous and we'll furnished rooms.
MODERATE PRICES.
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CURTIS 81 RADEAUX.
Corner .Hain aud Focus Streets,
THlBoDAUX, LA,

WEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND 4 COM.
IN plete assortment OF Dry Goods, Notions.
Boots, Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Gents Furnish
ing Goods, Groceries, Choice Liquors and
Provisions. dec-3Q-82.
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AuRENDE2 V0US DES HABITANTs
No al3 Rue de Chararc~.

NOUVELLE-OR
MI ROSlO. previent ses nombreux amis
de Ia campagne cu'ils trouver"nt A ken
1ey.vn.as lc. u q bitant~, No liz rue
Chartres Les liqneurs lie premle cholA.
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DR., j. III. FLEETWOOD

Have opened their Office at the
corner Of ST. Philit, and Thibohaux
Streets. Consultation at all hours
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n'efait plus i've, ct il paraissait re.
soIn Ii "ne extre"ite quelconqur, 81
vioiente Yu'elle tiit.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-02

NAT Q. HENDERSON Is booming
Ross for governor. We are not man
aging the Ross boom. If we were we
would muzzle Nat very early In the
canvass.-Gatesville Advance.
Dhe Ross boom Is too large to need
the services of n manager or be over
come by the support OF a crank. Ross
lie II plain, sensible man, with ideas IN
sympathy with the great mass of the
people ofTexas, and he will be GER
tain TO notwithstanding Texan.
The above is given as all expression
Of the sentiment of the northwest. In
deed the Ross boom il rising all over
the state, and it is too strong to be
downed by any one set Of men. Nat
q. is good one, bu. in view Of Gen.
Iioss' known temperance in the use OF
ardent spirits, the attack of the Adj
vance Is hard to understand.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-02
Texas whea, Crop.

Texas has harvested 10 good condi-
ton by far the largest crop of wheat
ever gathered from her rich fields.
Tho fact that Texas Is now, and will
always be in the future great grain
or rather wheat growing state, has
been fully demonstrated this season.
Now the policy ought 10 be with our
wheat growers themselves rs well as
our business men generally, TO SC con-
duct the business that they win get
the best possible edge and the largest
margin of profit from It. To do this
our business men must act in concert
with The farmers. There Is def
sisney In tue American wheat crop con-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-02

listing of many mill;ons ot busbcls
Now. Il Ia plain that If tho cron 10
rushed into markc, nj oncc ve will be
10 accent the low nrices
nj present Rnt ~ we On,
ho,d for a time tho hiyh nrico which |
ia Mainly evi,,ent bccapsc Of Tho 5o.
,,cic,cv will, be s,r.,v roo,;v.J M.nv
n, our rarmors ara o,oso an, CO..
non.v and NAV he comnol,od IN ro-
.,;,. nm ,ho,r wha., n, o,co aud a,
,bo nr,.e ,reva,,,no they ,oooo ef,oo,
cents IN every bushel-thot 10 ~ Tho
=, Ion;s nr,ce 10 ~ yovern Thon /,
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WIZ canine, ,ho,, aJyouoo ,,o uoroy
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nan ,hav wo,,,d 49, 40 r,ss -, ,ha
,uaav;, wh,.h a. .,w.rs 40 haa,a,aaa
w. ,,oan, ,,o ma,,or 90 vaa, ;,n,,on
..,.a
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-02

THE bible would make apoor toxt.
book, but It ought to DO read In the
schools, nevertheless. We are In
favor Of opening the schools with
prayer also. All public meetings,
conventions, etc, are so opened, and
besides this, II would constitute an
excellent diseIplIne for The Young.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-02

Times are tight Ills true, but the
craving for the beautiful is just rs
strong as ever. Recognizing these
facts, Mr.. W. y. Jackson appears be-
fore the public in the role of philan-
thropist, and a practical philanthro-
pist at that. He has gone over his
large stock OF bric-a-brac and object
of vertu, applying the pruning knife
TO prices with free hand, and visit
TO his emporium on Austin street
viii both crafty and astonish you
Why not render bleak walls, and I'M.
laden tables objects of beauty, when
ii can be done Mt so triillng cost.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-02

Rev. SAM JONES is stirring up the
sinners in Waco. We sincerely hope
that he will get Col. Barlow, of the
EXAMINER, into the field. He needs
regulation badly. Work on him, DIR.
Sam.-,ieorgeiown Record.
Would that the editor of the Ex-
AaINRG were DIT to CLEAN in the field,
Bro. Record. But he isn't, and there's
an end ont.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-02

am determined TO quit business in
Waco, therefore, offer for sale the
lion FRONT SALOON on Austin street,
together with all furniture, fixtures
and stock Building can be bought
or leased on favorable terms. also
ollor for sale my residence on Austin
street, near Ninth, at great bargain.
Sol. Lyons,
Iron Front Saloon.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-02

MAJ. ELLIOTT is back at his post
again after years absence, and now
the editorial page of the Herald will
again CLEAN. lie is far better ed
itor than expositor, but the shoe
maker sticks 10 his last, ill the last.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-02

CONGRESSIONAL nepotism hasn't
paid any very great dividends asyet.
IL is likely to pay less in the near flu
ture. There are several Texan repre-
sentatiyes who win wake up to a
realization of the truth OF this claim