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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-26

WAsUNDTuN, January 20 among
the bills introduced In the senate toe
may were the following
By Morgan pryiding that Indians,
members of any tribe or nation under
the jurisdiction of the United States,
shall bo eligible 10 appointment "a.
postmaster, mail agents, postal
rlork-, dcputy-colloctor, of internal
revenue, dcputyrnurshnl,, Indian
agents, Indian inspectors, on to any
Office relating TO the cOsuuct Of In
dian agairs or the government of amy
Indian tribe or nation, The bill fur
her provides that Indians, by taking
lhc onth of office, shall become citi
ms of the United States without
thereby sustaining any loss ofthcir
| ight, ~, member, of any tribe or ma
[ on Of indians.
By Colmm lncrcnsing the pension
for total disability and tor total help
icssnC-s to $40 per mcuth,
By Brown Providing thar no Hc
shall bo begun by the United state
to cancel land patent after thrc
years from the date ofcntry
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-26
AN OHIO PICNIC !.
The BulIdOzing Republicans
and Gamey Democrats on
Riots Ragged Edge.
rhe senate Throws Down the
Gauntlet tO the President
ana "DiraCts."
A Pretty GnI EIopes From GnI.
WESTON Hnd Is Married
M Houston.
Waking POsimnsteI- nnd Oihet
OniCeI- ~ Indian Hoist
ed nnd uung.
IItT ONO TISsiI:


Cuti.NprS. u ,JHuunr, 20 There.
puhlic,n .cuntr couyrurd M lOn IN
with all mont. r- present and NH dom
ocrnt. absent. a. well n. CLERK \nl.
.andiphnm. President Kennedy di.
rcrtrd the reading ot fine inurnnl ID,
SATURDAY., after which uoihiuu ,u.
done for Wnut of 4, uun .,.m. hdt th,
president rrtni,,cd llc chair. waiting
for the arrival of democratic mem
hers. aud if is ,Nurrtr1 this will bt
thcproppmu,, untn I'm. m. the hom
To which the drmucratir senate nd
ioururd ON Frilp, pood. sized
lobb, is present. but. over, thiup f..
uuict and The host of feeling prevail.
Governor Foraker il. prrpnring "a
rouplc of mc,,npc. to send To the re-
ruhh,m SENATE, now i'm session. i'm
order tn rr,opuilo thnt hod, oilicnlly
3Iu.rM. The senate chamber l.
becoming mmmrd with spectators ~
the hour for the Joint convention np
Thrtc /. some bad blood
and wild talk. hut no nppnrcnt dan.
g,r of prr.uuuI encounters. The pnr.
FIGHT will likely be- one ui
iiuihnrit, hr,ycru the pfr.idrut nud
rlrrk ~ the luttrr.aN, Lr will ,tnud
b, the minority. under the rule.
#l5 f.. NJ The ,crpcnut.at.arm-
and hi. assistants have commenced
to clear the floor of the lobby and nrc
,,rttit,,, rro,Iy for. thr arrival of th,.
ur,ubors The -uroinp
tun.s B.. nhnut rut,,lh divided hpt,yrrn
thc p,rtir- and "a row cuu br iuauru-
.,nt.J .,, tt.. -li,,I,t,.t r,,.,,,ti,u
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-26
t~itiN,.ION
Senatorial sc,n,illn,,ons.

WA,lINnIoN, january 25 IhcI
chrlr laid before the senate letter
from the secretary OF the treasury d,
sent in complirpcr with u recent rcso-
luton Of the senate, asking tor luior-
mtiuu ~ to whut proportion oi the
bonds called for payment, February
/, lsoG, aud held by national banks ~
10 basis Tor their clrCulutiuu. The let
ter stated the amount ot bonds so
held 10 be- Sj,OOg .s5U Also, letter.
from thc secretary Of war showing
the contracts made hy his department
during the past fiscal year and trans.
mittiug 10 the board ot turtilicuiions
"a report, showing the number Of
clerks employed in the various bu
rcau- Of the war department; also, u
! letter from the secretary of the in
| terror, stating that an increase in the
| ccricnl force OF the commissioners pi
railroads Is Indispensable 10 the prop
cr performance ut the duties dcvoly.
ing on that office.
George presented the credentials
Of Hon T.. &. WHltham, elected sen
sror from Mississippi to till the uncN,
pircd term Oi senator Lamar. Wal
than was then sworn in by the prcsi
dent pro tcmporc of the .cnatc.
lloar, from the committee ON Judi
ciary, reported the bill oprovidc iol
the settlement of the debt of the Pa
riiic railroad and v ilsOn -ubmittc,
mn amendment, which was ordcrc,
printed and referred 10 the judiciar,
committee, providing that when
ever II may be necessary tor the pro
lection and security OF the interest
Of the I nitcd states i'm respect to il
| len, mortgage or otherwise, Oh tn
W property of any OF the companies Al
lrctcd by tho bill, the president ma
order the secretary Of the treasury I
clear oil nll prior, paramount liens ,
mortgages by paying the same, al
; hut on such payment the Unit,
states -hall become subrOgatcd
90 the paramount liens or MOI
agc-.' llOar nid he thought II
judiciary committee would agrcc
4 'hc amendment which had been pc
Y 'ccicd too late tor the cuusidcrHti
4 II the committee,
A resolution WHs offered by Co
, GER, and agreed to, calling ON the II,
rotary OF war for certified copy
,pccial order No. SO, headquarters
he department of IcNa,, dated Ap
2s, 1856.
lloar submitted, for reference
he committee on rules, proposed n
ule requiring, that upon notion
,di 1urn the senate to II day, Otl
han the next legislative day
question shall be taken by yea II
lay-' referred to the committee
ulcs In referring 10 the prpo'
ulc lloar called attention to n lal
iumherof important bills left o.
II tho adjournment ofthc last c'
.rcss. aud to "a corresponding nu
- Der of public grievances LEFT con
j lucntly unredressed. lloar dep
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-26

NamNoIuN, .lmuntN 30 Tho
huu,c committee ON labor to-day pp.
pointed Mo--r- Cruu, l.oWtrr and
~ u uh.cummitlrr tudut
"a bin amending the right-huur bass $50
=. 10 provide TINT eight hours hul
u diS '- work for men ,m.
ploNcd hy contract IN government
work.
The mcmbeg- OF the labor commit
tee sny TINT u, Il result Of the uouiDr
rnoc between the -ub-rImmlltccs of
the committees on agriculture and
labor, "a bin win bc reported boy iho
lurmcr committee, making the COM
missioner ot agriculture cabinet
officer and providing that the depart.
mrut shall be- kuOWn u4 the depart
ucut OF agriculture aud labor.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-26

plrrsBuRG, Pa, January 25.-The
question of religious services in the
rublic sr' o'ls, is causing trouble At
Charlie oro gh aud may result IN
gal pr secdlngs. Recently. Profes-
sor McIlwein principal OF the Char
tiers school, suspended eight pupils
whose parents were Catholics, for re-
iusing TO attend devotional exercises.
Tho school-board sustained the sc-
ton of the principal and now the
parents of the children threaten to
| test the matter in the conrts.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-26

WAsHINGIoN, January 20. Tho
president went TO Baltimore this
evening TO attend charity ball lie
was accompanied bN senator and
Mr-. Gorman. Mis- Endicott, Miss
Villas, Colonel Cas-iduy Colonel and
Mrs. Lamont and Colonel and Mrs,
Wilson. The party viii return to
Washington Tonight,
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Appointments nna COMBINATIONS

WAsuINoToN, January %. The
president to-day nominated william
II. Parker OF the District OF Column
bia, as mini-tcr-rcsident and CONSUL
general Of the United states to Corca.
The senate to-day confirmed Charles
4. Canda, as assistant treasurer OF the
United states at New York. John >.
McCallmau, OF Pennsylvania, as COM
missioner of customs; Fletcher D.
of COwart, Alabama, .as Indian agent
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-26

WasnINuroN, January %. senator
Platt to-day reported myorably, from
the committee ON territories, the bill
for the admission of the territory Of
Washington together with what Is
known rs the Panhandle ofldaho,'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-26
BARGAINS IN OUR BARGAINS IN OUR
Cloak Department. Dress Goods Dept

In our Dress Goods Department
We have made u clcan cut of so
per cent Black chashmcrc for
iuc, former price 5ic, Black Cash
mere for Doe, former price 20;
Black Cashmere for 55c. former
price 81, tolurcd Cashmere for
ihc, former price zoe; hl incE
dress flannel tor Shc,furmcr price
81, % inch dress flannel for zoe.
former price 9pc; Nclyots and
Nclvctccns reduced - per cent.
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-. fla 3 E:.R.
Great Closing Bargain Sale.
This Week VIII Commence
Our Great Bargain Sale.
We offer only scasouabc Goods in this Sale with few odds
and ends lett from the Holidays, never
like to- Gury ANY Goods from
season another. Goods with
H. are sold the season
they Bought.
Be the Sacrifice what it NAV.

We have not the space to cnumcrate all the art.
clcs that We offer in this sale, in fact it EN-.
braces every Department in our establishment
The Goods Must iic Sold before the Season closes
We need the CASH mo- matter about the profit
Prices have been cut in every department and in
many irs anccs former prices are cut in half his
advertisement is NOT intended simply to cover
space but is an honest announcement to the public
where low prices will tell the tale We need the
cash, and must sell the Goods before the close of
the seasnn and Low pricrs will do H.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-26

n shoe department $3.50
" %
Children school shoes down S @ $500 $40 Twenty-Five
thcctN.
Clothing in have
hc and the prices until per prices
will
n department special
II, 3D. We ole
price $50 our $40 down S2b We have
ladies' hnit underwear lett aud
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-26

FOR PRICES Oh
IN r b f d W r. +
- ~ g'Nre purchasing elsewhere
. :. instln & Fourth SlSu VaGO. sI
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-26

n WILL BE TO YOUR
,.rnRrsr TO WRITE TO
|AprsfuII & Cameron
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-01-20
GOuRtg Correspondence.
CLINTON.
",J.r

The Clinton amateurs, under tho uss-
Ki-eon next Friday night, at tho Orphan
Seminary, a repetition Of that popular
d"ama-"Not such a fool Ms he looks"
= hc followed by ,hat comicnl .arcc-
The prosecuted DLtchman. Everybody
who enjoys Q side splitting laugh should
attcnd. The admission Is only "A qnsr-
ter. Hho proceeds to he applied to the
College building funda.
The election OF city fatkcrf came OF a
few da; ago, with the following result:
DR.. w. A. Shand, Iutondapt; II. G. Sum
ercl, c. x. Hale and j. Il. Phinucy were
elected Oardens, with tic vote between
AZ. ii. McGravy II j. II. Little, which
viii have to be run over in a few days.
Every one is pleased with tho result,
and confident belief is, that Clinton will
continue to have n town council that will
look to her beat Interest.
The extreme cold weather OF the past
week has pat TO a severe test, tho anna
bility of our goou housewives in hand
ling ftoZcn lard, milk, cu@e, and almost
everything in that line. Although the
cold has ben extreme, there has been no
actual case OF suffering in our section,
nor has any Industry been much effected
unless ii be in the matrimonial line, and
we have no marriages to report this
week.
Mr.. II. l.. Bailey has associated with
hin in business, his two brothers, Clato
and Bee; 30 tina the new firms title is
Bailey Bros
Rev. DR.. Davis has just concluded a
series OF lectures here on China and Ja-
pan much to the delight ofall who heard
him. The doctor ~crrriee of tho good
will OF every body, and a good deal OF
their money.
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Personal.

MIR. TILLMAN, the cotton buyer, is n
gain in LuurcnS.
MIR WAREEN AALLAN, ofSpartanburg,
spent a few days in town last wook.
Miss MAMIE BLACK, ofGaTney City,
is visiting Miss Jessie Richardson.
Miss ORA HUNTER, ofOra, is spending
a few days with relatives in ills place.
Miss ALICE BOYD, Of Goldyillc, has
been spending q fow days with relatives
in this place.
The members OF the Riff Company
are requested TO meet At Watts Hail
Monday night, tho 18th, at s o'clock p.
NJ. There being business OF importance
10 transact.
Mr.. Tuos. RAY and family, Of New
berry County, and Mrs. PHILsoN and
her daughter, Miss WILLIE, have moved
TO this place and will occupy Mrs.
HOLMES house in Brooklyn. We eN-
tend to them q cordial welcome.
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SIMPSON MILLS.
NIX.

Mr.. Willis Washington's family leave
for Cleburn, Texas, Tuesday the 9Th.
He will not go till aGtcr tho February
Court. Mr.. II. ID. royd also leaves at
the same time for Clcburn.
Mr.. w. II. Ellcdge has left for parts
unknown q few weeks co..
Mr.. w. T. Culbertson will
his school at Centcrvillo IN Monday,
February hhe 18th. Mr.. y. A. Eolledpe
will at Williamsviile tho
same day.
We are sorry tho weather was such
that we could not attend tho meeting OF
the County Teachers Institute, NJ Laur-
ems, Saturday, the 10TH.
ayDr. John II. Culbcrtson has bought
out Dr. Kennedy, OF Waterloo, and has
moved there TO engage in business as a
Druggist. We req 81 to lose Or. chi
bortsbn es a citizen and physician from
our section. We trust ho will still con-
tinuo to practice among us.
I FWehavehad the coldcst weather ever
known hcre for years. The pond at SIC
Daniels Mills, on Rubun Creek, has
been frozc over fot several days: tho ice
being four or tivo i.,ches thick. The
ground has been frozen from eight TO ten
inches doop.
FarEners seems TO think that small
grain is badly injured.
Out doc work is almost stopped ON acA
count of tho Continued cold woather.
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you know, must onjoy Christmas as
VOL Gas any oder body olso."
Tho Co~ntcrvillo school will open I'm a
fOw days.
Mr.. X. p. Milan and family have
moved to Duvall's Cross Roads VIZ
gladly wclcome,thom to community
Hiss Clatio Mcdaniel and Mr.. Esther
N'oorc, OF the Ponoa Path school, speut
a low days with relatives horo durip.
Christmas.
Hir.J Downoy, who has been at
tehdlng lectures at Augusta, Ga. ,pon,
inc Christmas holidays here with his
parents. ms
We regret to state that Dr r p c,,
u"rtSon leaves Monday, 18th inst, for
"".erioo' where he expects to remain
t",ihs tne year. Ho is u good doctor
ana "iii be greatly missed by the peoplc
OIL this community.
~ great many renters are chapring
pi"e's, ana consequently moving seems
I the order of the day. Some of tho
'oi"red people have made contracts for
~ year; others are renting houses and
expect TO work by the day. .rbe latter
we think isdown hill work for tha M
groeS, unless work could DO procurcd -
all times of tho year.
"o spoke, some" weeks ago. OF fbe
interest manifested by tho peopleo of IL i.
community in education thsirc children
AS result OF the good and n~ourisbjny
s'hools NJ C~cnterYiilo, four young mon
went before l. Board of Examiners ON
w" l'th INST, aud applied for corti6co.cs
'or the purpose of teaching i'm tbs frca
public schools Of Iaureps County
Ihesc young men received their educ,.
.i"r principally ut the Cen~torvilie school
''cy are AL good men ana w%ell-quilitied
'"'''i thH positions they intend 10 occu-
pN. ih"y will teach as follows: j. n
'''I"dgc at Rocky Mount; N. A. E.ledvc
al "lliamsyillc; VI. u. johnson at
Friendship; G. W. ElIedgo has not voi
decided whore no will teach.
.-"e recommend tho following roso,u.
Iions VI tho celebrated Theodore porkcr
TO ihoH"Just entering upon a motrimo.
NAL life:
-" NcNcrto oppose my wire's will, ex-
cept for the host Of rcasons.
- uiSchaTSo AL duties for her sake
freely.
8. Ncvc 10 sCold.
4. Never to look cross at her
D. NeVorto weary her with commands.
.. 10 promote her picty.
Z. 70 bear her burdens.
.. TO oNcriook her fOllies.
=. 10 narc, cherish and foreyer defend
her.
~. !" remember her always affection
a;rIy IN my players.
you want ahanpy homo, try tLom.
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CROSS HILL.
MACK.

No lcarn that tho residence OF Mfr. 7.
ii. Derby (Kconl was destroyed by fire
on the night Of tho 3th inst. Mr.. Dendy
lost everything except n fow bedclothcs
end his WHO'S tino organ.
The all absorbing topic in this section
~ the cold weather. on Friday tho sib
1t moved, rained, selected, and about
night, the wine hogan to blow a strong
gan from the west, which increased i'm
strength as tho night advanced and
rapidly grew cold, and by Saturday
morning everything was frozen hard.
and up TO the time OF this writing, Glhl
TN" frccZo continues and the wind IL
sun blowing. Ii is thought to be the
so"ercst weather that has been known
for over 40 years.
1T is & matter Of some interest to OH
serve the peculiar predicament into
"hlch the people on tho LGurens sido
OF SaIUda River, in this Township. arc
placed by the recent froshcts. The moo.
PIE OF this section have largely done
thoir trading and selling OF produce and
Other business at Nincty-Six. and the
washing away of the bridge at Watts.
ana tho damaging of the & way AZ
the Railroad Bridge, &C. SC. II. R.l. ana
the cessation of Puckctts Forrv. h.s
entirely shut Off these people from their
base of supplies and tho situutior ia
RritinB Interesting to gay the least of it..
We must V way to cross Tho river
or Somo people Will suffer.
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MOTTO E,oE'
ASSsE3S3NIEGJI
I'DR
Fiscal Year 13S5-13G0.

IN pursuance OF an Act OF the
General Assembly OF $. G., approved
Dee. the 2lth, 1854, 4 gcncralusscsa-
mcnt of property for taxation Will
commence on Jan. tn" lat, 1886, and
continue until the 10th day OF Feb
uary. All property, both Real and
Personal, must be returned for tax
alton, and all changes III realty
since May, 1854, must be noted in
returns. During the above time
my Office AT LaurcnS e.. II. will be
open for The reception Of returns,
and for the convenience Of the tax
payers, | will also attend at the tui
lowing places at the time specified,
TO wit:
Ioung's Township, Young's store,
Jan. 9Th.
Young's Township, W. b. Par
sons, Jan. 9th.
DiaPs Township, -. ID. Harris,
Jan. 7th.
DinPsT Township, w. b. Stoddards,
Jan. Sth.
DiaPs Township, Goodgion's Jan.
9th.
Sullivan's Township, Tumbling
Shoals, Jan. nth.
Sullivn's Township, Beaverton,
Jan. 18th.
Waterloo Township, Daniels
store, Jan. 18th.
Waterloo Township, Geo. Moorc's
Jan. 18th.
Waterloo Township, Waterloo,
Jan. 18th.
Cross Hill, Township, Cross fill,
Jan. 18th.
Cross Hill, Township, Spring
Grove, Jan. 10th.
Hunters Township, Milton, Jan.
10Th.
Hunters Township, Goldvinc,
Jan. Dist.
Hunters Township, Clinton, Jan.
22d.
~Scunlctown Township, Trlcrs-
Vile, Jan. 23rd.
Jacks Township, Rcynosa, Jan.
18th.
jacks Township, Roscborough,
Jan, Goth.
All mnlo citizens between tho ages OF
~ and 80 years arc taxable Polls, except
those who are incapable of earning sup
port by bong mainod or from any other
cause.
Owners Of Real Estate viii take
Notice that Full Returns of Real
Property will be rebuircd.
Attcr tho goth day of Feb, 1886, 30 per
cent. penalty will attach on all property
not listed for taxation.
G. II. LANGSTON,
County Auditor.
Dec. 9--1S-St
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-01-20
Baptist Association.

The Second Section Of tho Rcedy
River Association will meet with New
Prospect Church IN Friday before the
5th Sunday in this month. Introduce
tory m by j.. ID. Pitts; Missionary
Sermon by j. A. Martin.
lat. Query-The Baptist Courier as an
element Of power in our denominational
work. opened by John NJ. Hudgcns.
I'd. What are some of the deficiencies
of our Denominations MI. Barksdale
TO open.
Sd. What arc some OF the means 10
promote the efficiency OF orr clutches.
DR.. L.. s Fuller to open.
4th. The Importance of Systematic
Bonehcence in our Churches. DIR, J.A.
Martin TO open. sh
Sunday School and Missionary sqr-
mons on Sunday morning.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-01-20
Lo2tgagee's Sale.

BY virtue Of authority vested in
the undersigned by the provision
of a CERTAIN mortgage given us by
Susan IT. knight, and duly record
cd in Office Of Register OF Mcnsc
Conveyance for Laurcns County :.
{. We will sell to the highest bidder,
for cash on hrst Monday in Fcbua-
ry next, at LnurcnS G. H.. s. c., all
that tract or parcel Ofland lying in
the County and State aforesaid,
containing Fifty-two Acres, more
or less, bounded by lands ofAlbcrt
Dial, c. Burns estate, and others,
and on which are comfortable
dwellings, and out-buildings.
l.. G.. BALLE,
G.. l.. FIkE.
Jan. II, 1886. u st.