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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-04

66s-1G0 acres, three miles northwest OF
Derby; 50 acres timber. 100 acres good
farming land Price, 81, 500.
Gs,-Ie0 acres. seven miles northwest Of
Wichita; 100 acres under cultivation.
Price, $1,000; terms to suit.
6s3-I6o acres. seven miles northwest Of
Wichita: 40 acres under cultivation, Io0
acres fenced with post and wire, house
ce,-e,o go ,hr.a u,,Iag ,or,h ., c,r,on
Plain. 40 acre. un,ler r,,Itiv,tion. two
houses and stables; living water, never
falling. Price, SIl 600; terms TO suit
ceo ,co ..ros ,hrao .nd oro-,.if ,,ito.
south OF Wichita; ~ acres under cult.
walton, 50 acres in grass. 10 acres in
grove, good broom house, with good
Wen, stable, corn erlb anu grana'y, ..
Wiz nr p,t u s.n.e wian Pc In,r n'.
ornb,r p1"'R p,i IL 81 n'o '''"e '"s
$50 so 80. al - ,t,o. ....,,. 90,
Derhv prics A. -o1 ''' '"''' -
.,s ,.,-- ~
so,,,h Of norhx. ~ go ,,ns,ar r,,,,,s,'
tn small h9,,sa m ;rri,.s,.d .a,n
never fall. sh,sn =. -, nss srr.
co "a - II -. .,,i,,,.,; co.,
mii.- so,,i, -. p,yne,itis. s.s,oyy far.e
and good cellar. IS trce- OF ali kinds OF
fruit Price. $40 per acre.
e.7- aso acre. three ,niies from, K.vnev,iIe.
100 acres under cultivation. house Of
four rooms. barn Iix3O. e-story granHry.
hedge fence. orchare all kinds Of iTu.t
Price. $500: one-third ca.h.
CITY PROPERTY.
-Two Lot. on sou,h Market street Fi;x.
gerald. addition. house Of four rooms
pantry, closet and cellar, new fence,
and all in good shape. Price, 81, 200.
sas- One In, ccxiro feet corner NJ Wabash
.nd r.n,r.I .y.cue. Per. a y.n,u.
hnryh.s ,dd .on,b ard cs., frort.
bousc of even room. and All moderu
conveniences shade anl fTuj, Tree.
price A. 0s0.
.,o r. ~. xo.,h r,,.-s. ..,.
.,i,,' ,o> on No'''s Ln.i ''Hss,
.oh n'mse o ave
soo, s'1 rs -. eei,ai' WI .nn pump
800 49,. !, :. ,',s,',,- -. 90
'Vo' io"''"s PiVP7''!' TOT S'f''
fic-One lot. DxlF, on Norm topeka
avenue Mead, aad.toni house Of SIX
rooms, with closets, cellar, etc; ali
fenced, lawn IN front and side.slks on
premises, nne shade and fruit tffss,
barn and out-buiidings, and All In good
shape. cheap, at s5,i9j, terms 10 suit
Si3-Two lots Oh Waco street, Hoaek's
add: new Groom house: ali well fenced
Price, 81 ,3J5
I5Two LOT. n, Ton.t. .vsrue ,,r,rs A
pbiIlIp., ADJ. two.s,ory ho1.e az .lx
,c.,n! l.,,s 49, 80 .:.,i tsr,.s ,,or,lt
49,. 60 p a. 90
asa -. -, -
'ieEiwo le.-, epai's ieei. css,fai afehas,
shnfnan ADA two-room hous.' psrh
anu out-snil"ihz- aa1 so21 "e.i'
ITtrF. 10
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-04
MONEY TO LOAN on KANSAS FARMS


Office
be promptly
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-01
Personal.

Mrs. l.. A. Pittillo Is lying very III
at her residence on North sixth street.
Colonel Peter G. Ruckcr, formerly
of Bolton, but now holding forth ut
Brentwood, Is IN the city.
Among the many persons attrnctc 4
to Waco by her educational and social
advantages, is Mrs. DR.. Mary A.
Staten. OF fernando, Miss. She comes
TO enter n son in Waco University
Every day visitors are coming TO set.
tie in Waco.
Drs. Li. X, Law, Smith and HAYDEN.
from Austin, Bryan, Bolton and BAL
las; also A. w. Dunn. from Colorado
City, and l.. l.. Foster, from Grocs-
bceck, arc expected AT the meeting at
the Baptist church tonight. Let us
have Il good turnout.
Mr. Silas Harlan, one OF the vaua.
hle citizens Of Falls county, hitherto
mn extensive farmer in that county,
has moved to Waco to educate his
children. A number of his ncighbors
will hayo ;h0ir children come and
board with Mrs, Harlan and attend
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-01

the University. We are always glad
to welcome. such families TO our City
Al the New McClclland; ] T. Wal
lace aud wife, Miss Dora Jones, Nj
Calm; VI NJ Dickson, Gilmcr; : 5 Sill
vorman, Marlin: J NJ Parker. Texar.
kama; G w u Odcn, Dallas. w II
Downs, Kansas City. A + Smith and
wife, Reagan; X A Berry aid wife
Fowler; VI l. Wcstbrook, T. II Smith.
l.orena; & II Roberts, China spring.
" Z Mills. McGregor; G. r. Benedict.
Cincinuati; L Malliuson, Eddy: ! NJ
O,borne Eugene Williams. NJ II Cur
~, Marlin; Christ Klein, Quincy, lll.
FW Emery, city.
Attic Pacific: |. II Pope, Temple:
Oscar Selignan, Fort Worth, George
Sweariugen, u u Brown, Oh cago:
Ballard Day, Athens; j Il Walker.
Cincinnati; Mrs A Il Carter anu
daughter, Dawson; " + Logan. New
Orleans; Rhoadcs Fisher, Austin: a
T. Watson, l. W Goodrich. Martin:
WIN Baty, Webb's Mills. + n Mitchell,
Brcmond: RM stevens. MelbourL.
Ark; a j Haley, Dallas; Jack llarrl
son, city;G II Mclaughlin. Calvert: q
II Goodson, llamilton; W A licy
nolds, Boston, Starr ) Jones,
Gulf Colorado Il Santa Fe railway.
q j Caskin, Duilau Wells, Tex; hco
Mallinson, Eddy. X u killough, city;
j u Wells, New York; Frod blachrn.
see, New York; II ficlchcntcld. Gal.
weston; DR. VIM Lcnnckcr city, j
Frees, Dallas, T. w Naylor, Texas; l.
WILSON. Dallas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-01
A MEATy NEW YEAR.
Quantity Of coed Meats Tor 50

Of course Blake wishes all the peo-
pie OF Waco happy New Year, and
he also promises them that they shall
always find an abundant supply of
the fUcst meats ofall kinds, including
beef, lamb, kid, veal, pork, game.
poultry aud sausages of every kiId
at the Model Market, where they will
be kept cool, clean and sweet every
day, be II hot or cold, in the mann
moth Stevens refrigerator.
Though his trade hHs increased with
astonishing rapidlty since the open
ing of the Model Market, still he has
never failed TO meet the demand of
even the most particular of his Gus
toners. He has most ctlicinut de-
livery system, and meats oi. Tered
from the Model Market are not cX-
posed TO the dust of the streets in
transitu from the market TO your
homes. Orders left at any time Of
the day or night will receive prompt
and polite attention.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-01
-<s--
MARRIED. MEMS BALL.
a, the wrCiciiand opera House Last
Night.

Success attends those VINO work TO
that end. To the gentlemen who
took the matter in hand of getting up
the Married Mems ball. 1t il To their
credit to be said they made IL bril-.
liant success. The parlors at the
New McClelland hotel, where the
ladies and gentlemen were received,
was aglOw with lights last night aud
from 3 until $3.50 o'clock the
gentlemen on the reception commit
tee: Messrs. ). W. Slaydcn, General
George Clark, Colonel William Cam
cron snd Colonel X. u. Parrott, met
the guests aud escorted them to the
reception rooms and parlors. When
the guests HAD all assembled in the
opera house, a glance very clearly
showed that the invitation committee,
Messrs. John 4. llorsfull, DIR w. X.
Clifton, Captain 4. a. Blair and
Ed. Toby, had been vigilaut In
performing their duty. The bcnc-
dictinc beauty and chivalty of the
city were present, and there was also
u large number of those ON whose
lives the honeymoon has not vet
shone. The floor Messrs
w w. Seley, John T.. Massey, James
L. Slaydcn and Tom Padgitt-lookcd
after the order of dances, aud every.
thing moved rs smooth rs a glide over
the neatly-waXed floor. Professor u.
q. Cheesman had the management of
the hall, and under his watchful care
great credit is due for carving out
the programme which was done with
such marked success. Profs. Haas,
krau-c, kcisnor aud others furnished
the music, and every piece, from the
grand march to the Good Night
waltz, was rendered only rs these
gentlemen are capable of doing.
There were ABOUT 200 couples pres
ent. The costumes of the ladies were
varied and elegant, many of them
hsving been ordered specially for this
occasion, and the Examiner regrets
that the lack of space prevents its Civ
ing u detailed description of some of
them. All the gentlemen were in full
evening dress.
The supper was spread in the dining
hall mt the New McClclland hotel, and
rs full time had been given Tor It's
preparation, il was one of the grandcst
rrpasts ever SGT in Waco. Covers
were laid for $50 people, and the
menu was II masterpiece Of tho art
culinary. such only rs can he prepared
by the steward aud chefs of this very
popular hostclry.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-01
our Advertisement.

On the first page of this mornings
issue of this paper will be found a
found a large notice of our January
clearing sale. We have been busy the
past week taking inventory Of stock
and cutting prices on all kinds Of
heavy goods, and nave not had the
time TO publish such u catalogue of
prices NC we should like TO. The peo-
plo have so often been misled by
large, glaring advertisements that it
is hard to interest them these days in
special clearing sales. Our action in
the past, however, as regards our
giving what we advertise, will be
strictly adhered TO aud we feel con
iidcnt that The people viii come and
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-01
DOWN To THE DEPTHS.


Some of the police spent part OF
yesterday In working up very sad
aud indeed heartrcDding case. A,
near rs the facts can be gotten at, II
young girl, aged about 10 or II years
j. tho main actor ia the drama. she
is u handsome miss, aud Tor several
months has been residing with her
father and mother in the city. A
young men is supposed 10 be at the
bottom of all The mcanmcss. The girl
was cnptivatcd by his SOFT talk, and
finally by his willy ways she became
his victim. On "Wednesday she left
her home and went to II house of ill
fame and rGmaircd there until ycs-
tGrday morning. when Oillc. +
Hart went TO her. aud after
much persuasion he induced her to
return to her parents. The officer
went with her. When she came into
her fathers presence, he began to
curse and abuse her, aud threatened
TO ben, her. The girl did not remuin
at home but II short time, but
took her hat and again sought tho
walls OF the house OF shame, sin aud
death. II almost broke her mothers
heart to think that her darling child
should leave her aud go away 10 be-
come nm ouICast. II 81 prcyed upon
her mind that she became like n raw
ing maniac, and tore her hair aud
gave way 10 the widest walls of
grief. The girl remained nj the house
until late last afternoon, when she
again went 10 ner mother, but, IL Is
said, II took II great deal OF entroating
aud coaxing to persuade her TO re
turn She was still with her mother
last night, and II is hoped that she
will stop now, and never make AN
other step that will head her ON to
life that death would be faf more
preferable.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-01
CITIZENS MEETING TONIGHT.
Subjects TO he Discussed by FRONT.
neNt Speakers,

menu NVfNtftS'
The following ar subjects TO be
discussed tonight at the Baptist
church by competent speakers, both
of the city aud from abroad:
!. Waco university. What IL was
before consolidation. How obtained
by the city Of Waco, and at what cost.
2. What is gained by consolidation
and at what additional cost.
3. What the Baptlsts Of Texas pro-
pose In the way of endowment, aud
what are the prospects of carrying
out what Is attempted,
4. VIII II pay Waco to comply with
tho conditions e location here, view
ed from on outside ndpoint
3. WIN it pay, viewed from Waco
standpoint.
II is desired to place this question,
in all its aspects, fairly before the peo-
pie of Waco, believing that with such
information and assurances rs ran be
given beyond peradycnturc, that
they will not hesitate to meet the
conditions of location of the uniycr
sity here, us decided upon ut Temple
on the 10th of December. All should
come and hear the discussion at least.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-01
IN THE CtTy.

Oruef YOUR coal rom Palmer
Deane's cabinet photos, SIS per doz.
Look out for Ellis moving wagon.
Deano's cabinet photos 81 per doz
Fiue oysters Tor families at the ~
Charles.
All kinds of stock feed cold bv
Chambers Bros.
Chambers Bros. makes n speciality
of country produce.
Lack, .hc tailor has some mighty
stylish goods for suits.
All families wishing oysters sbould
get them at the st Charles.
All the best brands of canned goods
sold by Chambers Bros.
Geo. W. Mclaughlin delivers a big
load OF stove wood tor Sl.75.
Tlc prices OF highlands goods defy
competition from any quarter.
Try Chambers Bros. "F. Il. r."
Hour. Every sack guaranteed.
Chambers Bros. carry splendid
line of fancy candies Tor the holi
days.
Lack, the tailor, has all our well
dressed business men rs his custo.
mcrs.
MI families wanting oysters for
christmas should call at the St.
Charles.
R0gland has the finest assortment
OF Jcwclry and watches ever brought
to this market.
just received, bottles tor covering,
at w. "A. Williamson IL Co.'s. Fourth
aud Austin.
Geo. w. Mclaughlin always keeps
fat chickens aud turkeys, and fresh
butter and eggs.
Blanche Onrtisse--the beautiful
in "Only Farmers Daughter" AT the
McClellaud opera house Tonight.
Loving Il swanson will tit up Off
ccs and do all kinds of stair work in
the neatest and most artistic manner,
The dudine wooden dress goods in
the newest novelty in that line, a full
assortment at Is. llaber.
Get your brackets, scroll-sawinp
band-sawing and turning done nj
Loving n Swanson's plainiug mil.
Lack, the tailor. will make you any
thing you want, from n pair of leans
pants to full dress suit, aud make 'em
right, too.
Most elegant line of toilet goods
md perfumery in the city, ut W. A.
Williamson Il Co.'s drug store,
Fourth and Austin.
II. llabcr's new clothing depart
mcnt /. stocked with the newest
styles, nest fitting and best made
clothing In the city.
Our prescription department is one
of the most complete in the city, and
nnIar Ilt.f m Of
careful and experienced prescrip-
tionists. w. a. Williamson IL Co.,
Fourth and Austin.
Mr.. w. II, Mclaughlin, the popular
Austin street grocer, makes IL point
during the holidays to always keep
on hand plentiful supply of butter,
eggs aud chickens. Finest stock o
staple aud fancy groceries in the city.
Charles liast keeps the best cream
cry and country utter, fat Christ
mas turkeys, choice candies, nuts o
NIL kinds, Plants A Hour, Batavia
canned goods. lie haas the most CONF
pleto stock Ga groceries in the city.
aud Is offering goods at bottom
figures. Free delivery.
Fresh country honey AT 10 cents per
pound. at Z. &, McCuloch's.
Christmas candy in variety, at q. &.
McCulloch's.
Fresh Louisiana oranges, always, mt
&. & McCullcch's.
WLittakor's mild sugar cured hams,
at G., &. McCulloch's.
Momaja coffee, fresh roasted and
ground, AT &. &. McCulloch's.
'lesscy Oakley's toilet soaps, very
cheap, at {. &. McCulloch's.
Special bargains in all goods for the
holidays, AT c. G. McCulloch's.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-01
AFTER INVENT, YEARS.
Two Brother- Meet Ia Mn,,. ,,r Au,x
Ernm Mhern ThcN Inrfch


IN 1868, two brothers. whose names
are Alvin and William Grover. lived
ia Wilkcsbarre. Penn. The elder of
tile two, Alvin, left peuusylyania 10
! Try ms fortune out in the world. and
peooinlhg arailroad man driftcd from
one place To another, aud finally, after
several years had passed. he went TO
central America and became con.
| hected with the Aspiuwall and Panama
| railway. From an humble position he
gradually rose up to master mechanic
hhd held this place for number of
wears. When the great instruction
TOOK place last spring, Mr. Grover was
still In the employ OF the railway COM
pany and joined the forces of the gov
eminent against the revolutionisis.
lie witnessed the hanging of the two
leaders of the revelation party in
Panama, and remained in Central
America until peace was restored.
During last summer he visited his
meme in Wilkesbarrc, Penn, and il
was then that the article published in
the EXAMINER on the first day of
NAV OF last year, IN reference to the
mysterious disappearance of WIN.
Grover, a carpenter, from this city.
aud was Reproduced In a wilkes.
barre paper. Mr.. Alvin Grover rcad
the article aud determined TO come
to Texas aud make search for his
brothcr-for he did not believe he
was dead. Arriving IN Waco he went
to see Mcssrs. McEnrue Il Harris, the
gentlemen whom his brother worked
for while he was in this
Il "a II
him anything more than was
published In the EXAMINER. Mr..
Grover and Mr.. McEnruc then came
to the EXAMINER office, aud the mat
ter of the disappear was talked
over, and conclusion was come to
that VIM. Grover was not dead, aud
mention was made of the fact of
Mr.. Alvin Grover being here, aud
that he would continue the search for
his brother. lie then left Waco and
went south toward Mexico, aud final
ly stopped In Iloustin.
II will be remembered that several
weeks ago Mr.. WIN. Grover suddenly
turned up III Waco, aud went TO work
at his old bench with Messrs. McEn-
rue and Harris. Nothing more
was heard of Alvin Grover until
"Wednesday last, when his companion,
Mr.. a. lawn, arrived in the city and
sought out Mr.. William Grover. lie
told him that his brother was in
Houston aud would arrive Oh the
night train in Waco; so, on Wcdncs-
day nigat the two brothers met, afc or
II separation of twenty years. and ii
was happy greeting The three
A lNHt L
liam Grover and Mr.. A. lawn. called
nj the ENAMINER office last night, aud
thanked the reporter for services he
had rendered in bringing the two
brothers together ritter so long sop
aration. Mr.. Alvin Grover has trav-
clcd many thousand miles and spent
several hundred dollars in the search,
but now that they are together. IL Is
not likely they will separate again
soon.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-01
A USEFUL AND VALUABLE
PRESENT FOR THE HOLIDAYS
A NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE
FROM L, LATHR0P.
Proper Treatment for Coug ms.

That the reader may fully under
stand what constitutes good cough
and lung syrup, we will say that tar
and wild cherry is the basis of the
best remedies yet discovered. These
ingredients, with several Others
equally rs cillcacious, enter largely
into DIR. Bosanko's cough aud lung
syrup, thus making it one of the most
reliable now on the market. Price
so cents aud 81, Samples iree. Sold
by Williamson n Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-01
To Make Young ana ola Heart. clad

Every one in search of II holiday
gift should not iail to examine our
very extensive stock.
For the boys We have tool chests,
marbles, desks, horses, wagons, drums,
bowling alleys, etc
For the girls, any kind of doll
imaginabe-from the smallest to the
largest baskets, shell boxes,
bureaus and washstands, etc.
For ladies aud gentlemen we are
showing an elegant line of plush
goods in toilet stands, looking glasses,
gents culi and collar boxes, gents
toilet sets. card receivers, and thou
sands of beautiful and useful bric-
a-brac, all of which will be sold at
our usual low and popular prices.
LEVINE Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-01
eur Off.
No More PRcinc Express over the
Texas a ~. Louis.

Commencing to day the Pacific En-
press company will withdraw all their
agents oil of the Texas Il st. Louis
railway, All conductors on this road
have received orders not TO allow any
Pacific express messengers TO ride on
their trains, unless they have tickets
or passes, Express now in the hands
of the company, consigned TO the
Pacific company, will be forwarded,
but the Texas and Wells Fargo com
panies will handle it,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-01

The best salve IN the world for cuts
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores. tcttcr, chappcd hands, chilblains.
corns and skin cruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required
II Ia guaranteed to give perfect salts.
faction, or money refunded. Price
% cents per box. For sale by Castles
n Morrison.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-01

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership between X. A. McNinnie,
l.. II. W ood, &. T.. Williams and q
I. Jordan was dissolved on the I'D
day OF December, A. D., 1885. by the
withdrawal of T. II. Wood. Business
will be confined by II. A. McKinnic.
C.E. Williams and q. 4. Jo!dan I'M
der the old firm name of McKinnic,
Williams ~ Co.. to whom nil debts to
the old firm will be paid and by whom
debts due from the old firm will he
discharged. X. A. MCkINNhy,
j. II. Woop,
j. h. WILLIAMS,
q. 4. JORDAN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-01

You can't do it, though, II your
blood is thin aud po'r. Give the
blood vigor by the use of Browns
Iron Bitters, and your whole system
has power to resist adverse influence.
The Rev. w. IL. Chapman, of BATH
more, saws: 81 deem Browns Iron
Bitters most valuable tonic for geu-
eral i'll health" II cures impurities
of the blood, neuralgia. dyspey sia,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-01
THE suERIrrs CONVENTION.
They Meet In MRcO ON the Third ton.
,iny I'm February.

Sheriff w. 4. Harris has just issued
the follnw lag circular aud mailed
copies TO every sheriff in the state of
Texas:
WACO, Tex, January |, 1886.
DEAR SIR;-i wish TO call your at
tcntion to the convention of sheriils of
Texns, which meets in Waco the third
Monday in February, and express the
hope that you will honor us with your
presence. We anticipate II large at
tendance, and to mako your visit rs
convenient rs possible, hope you will
notify me rs early rs practicable, OF
your coming, so that necessary ar
Engagements can be perfected in due
time. have no doubt but that the
convention will be of decided benefit
to all of us.
Wishing YOU happy new year, |
hope to meet YOU here in February
Respectfully,
WNL 4. HARRIS, Sheriff.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-01
Markets NJ Telegraph.

NJ. Louis December Si.-Flour-- No trading.
Wheat--Actiye and higher. closing &c higher
ccmbcf, p3,s'. January. 0i.aplaagAc closing
At pj,sc bid. March. p1aHs7i.c, closing nj ~ -
bid. May, ! Oial Oi1.qi or closing Al Of,
Cotn-Dull aud weaker, selling saf.c under
yeStcady. No. mixed cash, giAc December
$40 January. Si'ieJS..c closing ataSHc. May
36ac
oats-Matke, arm but very quiet No 2
mixed, cash, G.c December. nc. May.
9lbc
Corn mcal-sioady at 6iaot 20
Nhisky--i 10
Provisions Quiet but firm.
Fork Higher at 10 10 for new.
lsrd-Flru at 3 1908 30
Bulk mestH-MArket htmer Loose lois
Long clear, I ~ short ribs, 4 pn. short clear.
10 Boxed lots. Long clear, I ST. short ribs
lQG short clear. 3 i7t.
Bacon--LonR clear, q 6S short ribs, o Goa
or; short clear. ~.
No afternoon board to'dey and no Merchants
Exchange tomorrow.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-01
Farmers ana Mechanics.

Save money aud doctor bills Re.
liove your mothers, wives and sisters
by n timely purchase OF DR.. Bosauko's
cough and lung syrup, best known
remedy for coughs, colds, Group and
bronchial affections. Relieves chill
drcn of Group In one night, may save
you hundreds of dollars, Price so
cents aud ~. Samples free. Sold by
Williamson ~ Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-01

AZ James B. Kennedy, Of New
II will visit Waco in short time
20 loan several hundred thousand
dollars, in sums OF Sl.OO9 and up
uwsrds. on improved property at low
ss,es 80 TO rs per cent. will he
,osned on property, the owner OF
1Sich is IN good commercial stand
w. and whose business record IL
'nod. soto 60 per cent. will be loaned
sn property whose owners are not III
or,}ye business. All communications
su he strictly confidential. Refers
W. permission to the Importers aud
readers national bank, New York
nv. Persons wishing to negatiate
lars please address, James b. Ken
pedy, postoilice box 1894, New York
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