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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

Edward shepherd, Of Harrisburg.
Ill.,, says: "llnving received so much
benefit trom Electric Bittcrs, I tcef il
nay duty 10 let suffering humanity
know II. lave had n running sore
ON my leg for eight wears; my doctors
told me would hive to have the
bone scrapcd or leg amputatcd /
used, instead, three bottles uf Flee
trio iittcrs and seven boxes Buck
lens Arnioo Nalyc, aud my Icy /, now
sound aud we'll"
Electric Biticrs ARE sold ut fifty
ccntsa bottle, aud Bucklcn's Arnica
Nnlyc At pc. per box by Castles "
Morrison.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

with the opening of the new year
we are again 10 the front with some
interesting news to our many pa.
irons. We have enlarged our adVcr-
Using space, aud we have now room
T." tell our customers the many bar.
gain, We have To offer.
This wcck We are Offering spccinl
bargain, IN ladies', misses aud chil-
drcn'- underwear, and A. the good,
are actually very cheap the ladies
should avail Themselves OF the bar
gains offered.
10 the gentlemen that arc in quest
of clothing and wooden underwear.
we will SAY that they can afford To
buy suit dow, and wear IL next win
ter for the price We ARE offering them
now. We do not want tu carry oyer
any stock, and go they must Mt nu}
'rioo LEVINE Bios.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

y. \. NrAdlOrd, WhOIrsaIe papCr
dealer of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes
that he was seriously oillctcd with n
severe cold that settled on his lungs.
had tried many remedies without
benefit. Being induced to try Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton, did 81 aud was entirely cured
by Use Ola few bottles Since which
time he has used it in his family for
all coughs and colds with best re-
sults. This Is the experience of
thousands whose lives have been
saved by this wonderful discovery.
Trial bottles free AT Castles n Morri-
sons drug store.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

Sr LOUIS January l3.-,t attic - ReceiIts
w. shipments 80. Market dull and weak,
nc lower than yesterday, Good 20 choice ship,
plug I 7hg5 10. common to fair 7iai ~
butchers steers, 3 COCA 10 cows sud hoifers,
lOht3 20 stockera aud feeders, coo 3 ~
Hogs Receipts, 10 100. market active, strong
and lR los lower a. lU1i ~
sheep Receipts > o. smpmsus. SO mar.
kst tslfly aoliys aad a ssmsnd Ia OHrssz VI
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rur UNIVERSITY rrNp
some Very Practical Hint. Ia Regar'

toit.
The greatest interest now claiming
the attention of our citizens IL the ST.
curing of the additional $4,000 for
the permanent location of the consOl-
idated university.
IL We succeed. Waco Is the great
educational center of Texas for years
to come, diiiusing live, moral aud
social supremacy also rests sums of
money.
We rejoice to see such iorcsccing
business men as WIN, Cameron, T., a..
Sturgis, Sam Sanger, Jas. Is Baker, W.
l.. Martin, John 4. Walton, e., W.
jackson, Jas. a. Hayn.e aud others,
leaving their pressing business to
spend hours, AS they did yesterday
and Tuesday, in arranging plans and
selecting committees to push forward
this grand enterprise. But II Is high
" important that all our citizens
should bear part in the labor and
glory of this grand achievement
Waco has scores of noble men who,
we are sure, will be ready TO bear
their part. both rs committeeman, So
llcitors and donors. We nopo to SEE
our CROSSES, lilnChlnhns' Jones
Overs, Andersons, Bells, Sears
Msnus. McClcllands, Scleys, and 9TH
crs too numerous TO mention. coming
up TO the glorious work;
The University of Missouri has 4
roll os the noble men who secured thI
state university at its present loca
ton, Columbia. Any mans family
in suture years will blush not 10 see
his family name represented on tn,
list OF donors we are now making
Men of Waco, do not cause your chill
dren to blush; but Let them rejoice tt
see your name recorded on the tablet
of honor and duty. If you canno
! giye Your thousa d-, give all yol
can. let all the fifteen committee
men selected to work till Frlda.
night, meet promptly al the Ci'izcn
National bank, at 9 o'clock, ready Il
put in big days work.
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Important change Contemplated nud
nu nusuHt cut ~ Reduce StopL

! mm contemplating some impor.
tant changes I've my store. such n. r..
moving the middle wall. tittiup up ih,
floor above, which | will also octnp,
constructing stairway from below
aud ceiling the entire establishment.
aud in order to make the room u,cr.
sary aud To- save my present ruor.
NOUS stock FROM damage hy rcmova.
hroakage. etc. | propose Tor the he, 9
sixty dnV- To sell toy. aud muct
goods Of every description. tor cash.
AT actual cost and 80 make very grcrt
aud unusual reductions in smuit
goods, such rs china, quccnsWar,.
glassware, lamps. stoves. htchc.
utensils aud buuscfurni-hing good
This o., nu ,ntchpcuny scheme. hu'
is the solid sodium ruth \ visit g..
my store viii convince the most skrp.
IDEAL.
Recollcci, however. that thee
terms apply onl, to cash purchases
G. \.tUKIIS.
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Samucls, Marlin; II G Riddle. V ranch,
! i Reynolds aud wife, Miss Gcrrudc
Reynolds, Indiana. Arthur l. Wins
ton. Dallas, 4 i rrim. Mt Calm. y
SHAW, hubbard titl; j VI Moore.
Ross; Jack lsh. Bosqucvillc; ! II Du.
Wis. Moody; Joe Smith, Robinson, {
{ Cuugor. Hillside; VI McDououQh,
Missouri Pacific By. i u Shout, Ras
tor. La
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We are now regularly in the boot
and shoe business, aud ~ we are de-
tcrmined 10 stay and build up large
trade, we are Offering the best m les
of hand made goods, that are var
rantod BY the manu- acturers, Ior
less money than any house in the
trade.
We have just opened an elegant
line of ladies' button kid shoes, which
we are Offering at $3.50 per pair, that
is prime bargain. We are selling a
genuine hand-tanned Curacao kid
button shoe for $500 worth $500
elsewhere.
For the men we are Offering a but
ton, bal or congress- shoe for $3.50
that is well worth $500 Also, a fine
line of gents hand-sewed ohoes for
$500, 5000 aud 800, all warranted
goods.
Remember all our boots and shoes
are ucw, fresh and durable.
LEVINE Bios.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

Files ARE frequently proceeded 10y u
sense OF weight ia the back. loins aud
lower part of the abdomen, causing
the patient To suppose he has some
affection of the kidneys or ncighbor.
ing organs, At times. symptom. OF
Indigestion are present, tlatulcucy
uncasinc-s of the stomach: etc. \
moisture like PRECIPITATION. producing
u very di-agrccHhlc itching, after get
ting warm, Is a common attendant
Blind, bleeding and itching piles yield
mt once to the application OF Dr. Bo-
sanko's Pile Remedy, which acts di-
rcctly upon the parts effected. absorb.
ing the tumors, allaying the intense
itching, aud oilccting permanent
cure Price 80 cents. Address the
DR. Bosanko Medicine Co., piqua Co.
Sold by W. A. Williamson y 60.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

Dr Il. " il,on Carr. Of Baltimore.
says hc has used ltosadalis in eases of
-crolula aud other diseases with much
satisfaction.
DR.. 4. G.. pugh. of Baltimore, rc-
commcnds kO-adalis to all persons
suffering with diseased blood, saying
II is superior to any preparation he
has ever used.
Rev DHbucy Ball, of the Baltimore
VI. T.. conference, south, says he has
been somuch benefited 10y the use
OF Rosadalis, that he chccrfully re-
commcnds it tonll his friend, aud ne
uuuihtIuces.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET


LtvERronL urorS-sIanr h,roHr
IivHRrOOt. January 90, spot cotton
closed steady quotations unchanged
Ordinary. ................ . tl.it
Good Ordinary observation-disclosures. I q. o.
Low, Middllng ................ ....... ,..tA
Mliilng Uplaud-. .... .................
Mddliug Orleans. .......... ......... he.
-alos, iO.U,1 bales. American. $50 balos. IN.
ports, lu,OnO bales. American Air1
LIVERPOOL VufuhKs.
IiVthrooL, January ~ -- Futures closed
nulrI but .realN. % nolmls hIRhuL
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

4 Morphine Victim Fakes Trip To-
III" Hcy 0nd.

Jimmy finncYan, aged 20 wears. 70
native Of ireland, -uicidrd TUESDAY
night. Jimmy has Teen foreman ON
"a section on the Central between
Corslcama aud Dallas, and vas dis.
charged about ten day, ago. lie
came to Waco and commenced drink
ing and has been sprcciug ever since.
On Tuesday night lac told MIR r. t..
Walker that he was tired of life; ho
had lived twenty mine years aud nc
complishcd nothing, and that If he
lived twcnty-ninc years longer lc
would still he nothing, so hc had no
purpose in living. lie procured III
teen cents worth Of morphine M one
of the drug stores, and ON Tuesday
night while drinking u cup of
coffee in Pat Carty's boarding house,
opposite the narrow gHgur depot lr
pat tho drug ia "a saucer pud ~wtu
lowed II with the coffee. Medical nd
was applied nj once, but without
avail, and ut ~ o'clock Finurganh
soul was summoned 10 the God who
gav" il. Before hc died hcu,hcd MIR.
Walker tu write down The address OF
his aunt, aud gave the nuinc Nils
McNoy, 20 West Lane, Dublin, lru-
And." Justice DnNi, summoned Il
jury Yesterday. aud after viewing ih"
remains, they returned verdict in
accordance with the facts given, The
remains were mtcrr Il in First street
cemetery yesterday afternoon.
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GRAND RATTLE
~ Hers cigar Emporium. AUSTIN
Avenue

Fourteen prizes. rs follows: Ouc
music box. six gold heated canes -iN
mccrschaum pipes, and one complete
smokers outfit seven highest mum.
Der, aud seven lowest receives prllc-.
Two hundred chances nj 81 per
chance. This Is the grandcst and
most interesting rattle of the season.
Pooling every night Remember the
place. Hers cigar emporium. Austin
ANrnMr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

Malarial gases sucskcd up through
the poorly constructed drains aud
made baby very sick with malari u
fever Baby would have died hut for
the timely use of Browns Iron BIT
tcrs There is nothing mrancr in it's
way of coming. nor worse IN Us
effects, than this malaria from tie
underground REGIONS. Mrs. Melon
aid, of New Haven, Conn, saws. "fur
six year. ! suffered from the effects
of malaria, but Brown, Iron Bittris
cured me entirely Try il when
malaria steals in and undermincs your
constitution. II will give relief.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

CHtcAuo, January it -- Flour -- The market
is easier aud unchanged
NhcAt-lhr market opened lc lower rallied
&c declined lg rallied '.c declined o. and
closed &c lower than Yesterday. January.
~tHNtr closed at Pie February ~ 400
'ltr, closed tt 5n's f,1'hc. March ipi.r,ti.c
closed NJ 90 srt,oC. NAV, Nheslt.C closed At
NJ i,U.
,oru-E,ciut, light price. declined ,r and
closed HtrHlN. tHHh iny. January. abs H IG ltc.
frbrunr n aa ',c closcdn l6'.c MAY. 9f.
.nHIa.e.
rurE Market declined iOaI8Sc. hut rallied
lht Nr anu closed stead b. Cash. 90 2,aIu .ge.
inuunr, closed ut DO pr. February closed at
10 f'.Wlu %. March closed at 10 J3tuiU 30
Lard Market declined 20 .rI.c. but raj.
let ana HlnHUd steady. tash o. nintb q. 4.
January q ohSmD O's Fehruar, closed AZ
tlrt uhT
NuNvd MpHts--tondy
Dry salt shoulders 3 ppstl 81,
short Ribs us i,dh iu
ALLLLL L-L.uL----.
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OF SWEET CUM AND
MUlLElN.

For spectacles, eye glasses ana optical goods
call at Leyinsh Albea. Jewellers and optic.
Ion who guarantee 10 suit every eye, age or
position.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

The advertisement Of -. llaber, the
old aud aud reliable dry goods mcr-
chant OF waco, will not fail Ia attract
the trading public with it, rock bot
tom quotations, unprecedented in
the dry goods mart of this city
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

Allbclow cost, never before have
We cut prices So terrible hs now All
our 500 imported short wraps re-
duced to $500; all our $50 imported
short wraps reduced To- SO on; all Out
$40 imported short wraps reduced Ia
80. New markets in silk, satin
plush, plain aud fancy cloths have been
reduced fully 5Opcr cent.
NANUER lBHus.
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a." III" People 81 wac" aud McLcsnnu
Comfy.

Having this day Withdrawn from
the firm of Lyons ~ Novich, | will
open business in tn dry goods line
on or about the 10th ui the present
month in the Rirhry building, ON the
southeast corner of the public square.
whore will he pleased 10 meet all
my friends lsNA, lNuNS.
Waco, Tex, January Z, 1886.
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It's false. TT, Williams grocery
store has not been removed to the
country. lie is now on upper Aus
tin street, next door above Eaton,
Gunan " Co.'S. Everything fresh,
pure and cheap.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

Judge Evans withheld his decision
in the case OF Darwin vs.. Presley,
suit for possession Of house, until
this morning,
Thos. Vaughan received Judgment
against tho Missouri Pacific railway
in the sum OF 500 for killing "a mule
belonging to plaintiff
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The many esteemed patrons Of Is.
llhbor will be prone to discrodit the
low prices contained in his blg al of
this morning. Hut to he convinced,
needs only to accept his hearty inyi-
lation to emil. Welcome, Que and all
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

George W. Mclaughlin, the grocer,
soils corn, oats, bran, millet, wheat
and bnlcd hay; also, cord and stove
wood sold ana delivered free 10 any
part of the city.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

We will offer everything in the liuc
OF millinery goods nj half the original
cost. TO close out stock before the
scason Ia over. We invite YOU tn
visitus Fourth street, opposite sidc
of the street from Pacific hotel
Miss KATIE SrOtIR.
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Mrs. W. NJ. Ilutchcr.on plead gull
~ to striking her husband withHstick
of stove wood, and was fined So
/ckc Williams was tried for thoit
of 500 from Mrs. Ann i'm, and his
bond fixed at $500. lhi, hc tuilcd to
rive.
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,,o,,m,,.u r,on.m,,c :,

How; Go to the Fashion Ba2nr
AMI buy felt hat for from 10 to 80
cents. Ladies hose at % cents on the
dollar to close this stock. The early
bird catches the worm
Mrs. ELLA 5. UUsgN.
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lfyou want to save money on shoes
60 to Sanger Bros; shoes cheaper
than ever before, NJ our great jan
unry clearing sale
SANGER IlROg.
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ruE COI'WT~
" In, Was Donc Ia tue inherent rrl-
bunRIs yesterday.

Recorder lirnkciholl fined Ida
Walker aud Dot bipgctt - cnch for
vagrancy; ;. torman, offensive con-
duet, 50; Il. Terrell carrying pis-
toll lSt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

Ji,i Tcccivcd n new limo of carpets.
carpet paper, rug, and window shades.
nj low prices, Mt " !" Martin n
Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

For Falc-Good dry cora wood, any
lcuHh desired. Leave orders at ;. a,
X illOugh's. :. l.. JONEs.
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onward and onward 10 -uucc., il
our new motto Tor 1856
success does not mean wcaltl or
fame. True success mcau. the de, rl
ophcnt ot a character that j. wor nv
of cNHmplr; a character thnt o.. honest
toryrry duly. faithful to every trust,
true To every purpose aud right y Ne
cruu> tn every good cau,c; hdrliC, 10
every relation of life. So here We
urp
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Lumber.

rhc following are the prices of lumber per
1 Nh feet firsi-class rough, elS second class
] side, e. w. second class dressed ! side, sls;
Grst.class u 4 n. nooring, 81, second class u.
W. n9nrlng. 50 inch yellow pine ceiling
aud sidiug, iAi Rough ycllnw pine ceiling
40, 10 Popular coillng and siding e..
white pine ceiling aud siding 81 3D. popular
umhrf 80 cypress finishing lumber. $40
vide clear rough lumber go. wide clear
dressed side go lumber dressed = slides, rs.
lumber dressed sides, ~ IN lumber dressed
tsldoh. 10
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COMMERCIAL.
GENERAL COTTON RECEIPTS

GAivHstoE. January 70 Tho following la
comparative statement ~ cotton receipt. ut
the principal markets to-day aud the same date
last year
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Exports THIS week crest Butain. ~ lb3
France. l,8lS Couuuen, q tst stock al United
States porm ,hisdAy. tioiCi. this day last year
0dsi1l
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lfyou want II good cotton or hair
mattress, feather bed or pillows, go
To W. T.. Martin Il Bros.
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CuicA0o. January o. Tho pfovcrs jour.
nhl reports cattle - receipts $4,000. ship.
mcut-, ioN market weak. l0c lower
rhllplug steers. lO'tl.j0O pounds ,Ost5 80
huls ana mike = l iiHt On. bulk. . 7umI ~
Hogs. Receipts, 1900 market slow nj 100
lower q tnsbt 80.
sheep Receipts. 1000 shipments, 200 mar.
ket active. common. weaker natives. 2ll0
: i' western. 8 1itg3 tp Texans 1JOoa IN
lambs, 80
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fruit. POULTRY, Same. Itc.

NlilleHi hA.aNt
Lemons Palermo, s. ~ tn 500
irish POTATOES " peek barrels
q 10 per hushcl gU.
Cabbage western per crate " 90.
Chickcus- Per dozen, slOO To s. - turkeys
g. IN Ia Is a.
Chccse-full cream, l2hmllc. westera
Jlmmod. loo. u a. full cream. ic
scfred hpnles Quarters BE-. y \. sliced. 6AC
oyapufAtod 10 his boxes gC
kuut Per barrel. S. % half batrei. 81 10
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

Look Mt the now styles aud bar
gains in clothing at II. HabGr,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

The place of interest Just now, san
ger Bros, during their January clear
Ing sale.
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If YOU want bargains, go to Sanger
Bros. January bargain sale.
SANuEr Bios.
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COL,
CtTN uAisNt .

III LOUIS January ~ Wool. The MAJ krt IL
steady aui uu,h ugcd. Tuh-WHshcd sGu8Ir.
unwAshcd. iiat2ic, Texas, iOaGisc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-14

Ms Niu.lovB soothing Sytup should al
way be- used for children irothiug u snuih'
the child, suitcus thc gums. hllHys all pHlus
dlutfhush
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SPECIAL MASTER MDoWIcK,
Judge McCormick, special master
in chauccry for the IcNa, * 81. Louis
railway, snt on six cases yesterday
and allowed claims aggrcgntihY
SA qO2
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bargains all over our house.
SNSoER Bros.
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~ Louis January H. Flour Dull and
uuCh tngod. Xxx, ylH8 W XXX, o lOg8 a.
Ihmily 1iag 10. choice 7Oa8 81 fancy. 70
90 N; extra fancy tincluding favOritc known
brands t5hMi7 10. patents . UJegi "
Wheat The market was active and ca
tfemNly weak, broakinRfully 2c prices recIy
cred somewhat near the close aud huishcd !.
alAc lower than yesterday No, 2. red.
ash NHNhC, January, 6sHgssac closing $50.
fehfu rs, -, dsH,r, closing A. N9t.c nominal,
May, lt.NWAc, closing AtgI.c bid,
turu-pult but steady and about uaChAnEci.
whclt No. 2 mixed cash gre January,
Wsc hid February, s3Kc, Nay, soRn36a c.
Oat.-Marsct dull nothing done. No
mixed cash, 70 d32c bid May SIZE bid,
Corn mrAl-l Gim No.
Bran Market 6rm, Csc AT the mill tsc on The
east track,
Whisky Steady At 10.
Provisions. rhe market Is quiet snd prices
are fairly steady 1T the recent tdNantcH
POTk-lligher AT 10 %.
LAfd-J 9Onh %.
Bulk meats loose lots Long olrar 5 ~
short ribs, . 20. short clear s rs, Boxed lots
Long clear gA: short ribs, one5 olh#
short clear, q ~.
Bacon Long clear 6us6 o. short ribs
D ~ short clear o N.
AFrTRN0og HOARD.
Attic afternoon board wheat MAS easy and
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IhcN IInNe lnIIIn.

Those nice folding hcd4tcnds with
woven wire mattresses. Call and see
them w. T.. MAHTIN n iIHO.
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FAST ROUTE TO BRENNAN AND GALVESTON
ch,cngo cram Market.

good tu choice. ID go
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Deune's cabinet photos, ~ per dsz
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Cnin-whii-. per bu. Roc
Oat.-sacks 2tcrA6c
Mhoat--f5ctL7hc per hhHhcL
Nicaragua wheel l0c
Prairie hay-pcr ton. St0b.
Grocort-s.
HKoou--ShOft GEAR. lC.
HamH-li Ia l1g
MuinHsr4- Louisiana, 30 tn boo tnAlsanA
syrup C5c.
coffee Fair, o. tu zoe prime Rio. l0wIig
choice RIO W tp l2Ar, fraburry, lJoglisc.
sugars III WI. tdbtc. e. 5A.5.c. brown
OAt mugl-lialf barrels. AOr IN 4 -. grits, bar
tel-, 10, humiuy pearl 49,
tuafav salt per hafrcl3 ~ dairy, 10
Kicu-Chulcr Louisiana 1C per NJ. prime a..
starch Pearl. &C. u. a.. 40 lbs, bulk bC.
Miscellaneous -blHck pepper zoe. soap, white
pes box, 800 Extra Family soap, gVt box.
81 DO. standard. 81 10 Lake Side 81 -. %
~ Nv Palm $50 Navy Blue SOAP e. Oh
oil, kerosene no test Dos, 3O0. Kerosene. llC
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IRIsH PoLIcE pEMANpEp.
ONO ELECTIONS.

The Old Fairy Story Of Intimidations
RehAshed by the Republicans.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 13.-At to-daY's sess
sion OF the House Investigation Commits
tee on the recent elections in this county,
James Morgan, the Republican member
OF the Board OF Public Works, testified
that rufians took charge OF the voting
place in precinct e ward IS, and intimis
dated Republican voters. The witness,
who wanted the Republicans to have q
fair chance, was attacked by the rufiiana
and barely escaped with his life.
DIR. James NJ. Aver testified that he
knew Of 63 Illegal votes in precinct ID.
ward 8, all of which he believed were
Democratic.
Superintendent Miller, Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, certihed tha6
lie remembered messages having passed
between John X. Mclean and Allen o. !
Myers on Oct. IA and 10. his recollectiou
being that they were for the most part in
regard 70 how certain districts had done y