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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-05-22
VALUABLE VASES.
A Pair of Cappa di Monte Gems that Sold
for a Fabulous Sum.

LOT u oum
A pair of vases which fetched ST.
800 came very near being owned in this
city. These exquisite pieces of pottery
were of Cappa di Monte ware, and had
been picked up in Rome by a connois,
seur travelling in Italy commissioned
by several friends to make some pur.
chases for them of art treasures. The
vases were bought for j. Forman Viii.
kinson, of this city. The cost in Rome
was about $3.50. Anything of the kind
entitled to the name of Cappa di Monte
was easily worth that amount, and,
though the purchaser felt assured that
he had not been deceived, he submitted
the vases to leading experts in London
on returning there. The ware bore
every test thought of to ascertai
its genuineneSs. One of the experts
whose opinion was asked was so conf.
dent that the vases We're a rare bargain
that he then and there offered 81, 500
for them. The proposition was tempt
ing enough to bring about trade.
The next mail brought Mr.. Wilkin-
son draft for nearly $4,000, the profit
of the transaction, with an explana-
ton of the circumstances. The
purchaser refused to be reimbursed for
his trouSle. With some curiosity, how
ever, he afterward watched the vases
as they came into fame in the circles
where tictile manufactures of antique
and curious workmanship are sought
for. One day the vases turned up in
the collection of dealer whose
customers are among the money kings
and blood royal. The owner had set IA
price on his treasures which made the
vases the cynosure of thousands of
covetous eyes. 1t was not long before
u collector, who never stops to count
the cost, walked into the shop and paid
S17, 800 for the vases. Six months had
OF elapsed since Mr. Wilkinson's con-
noisseur friend mousing around the
neglected magazines of the ancient city
had brought the vases out into the
light of day to play part in the art
fancying of the period.-SyracpSe (N
~ Standard.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-05-22

Wood ashes and plaster make an
excellent fertilizer for all kinds of grass
crops. and should be freely used-M.
y Telegram.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-05-22

One of the members of Pilgrim
Congregational Church, of New York,
decided that the lack of interest in
mission work was due altogether to
the ignorance on the subject. She in
vited the members of the church and
Sunday-school, who would like to know
more about missions, to be present in
her parlors on Sunday evenings, and
invited missionaries who CHANGED to
be in New York on Sunday to come
and give talk to herself and friends.
The result of this effort has been that
the parlors are crowded, and a large
and enthusiastic mission circle has been
organized in the Sunday-sohool-
ChristiGn Union.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-07
y j F'oRTlHE Young.
MOTHERS FACE.

Ihtee little o OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
One sunny summer jdav,,S
A~MdslleAned out OF the window
10 hear WHIST they had TO ~.
he prettisst thing I ever II, ssi
One OF tholittle boys eatd.
Al blacf ! .wiits andsrsS.s
= The prettiest thing I ever saw.ss
s.N@s6atd the second Iittle lad,& Ss
n > = pony q the uirous-
! wanted hin iAwful bad.
: ! think n said the third little fellow,
WE grave Andseontlo RrMCe,
A That. the prettaeet thl29 i1 slttho wusSA
y Just tmysrp0thess,af ace. q
.--;Ebsn5E =. Rez5tord, q Good OAsss.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-07
~EIephantine Dentistry.

6uccessful dentistry upon an elephant
has been performed il Paris. The ele-
phant had an ulcer satS the root Of his
left tnsk. IN the human subject thus
AFFLICTED the tooth is general craWn,
but tits not considered advisable 80
draw the tusks OF the elephant. The
nicer was cut out by the dentist. as
sisted BY twenty men. During the OPP
Grafton tho beast was perfectly quiet.
but he ragged for some hours. after the
surgery Was completed. Before thelop-
eration he could not eat, but he ata
greedily afterwardI in the ~interyalsYof
hissrage.-Erchange.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-07
~ EASTER INcipENT.

o,,,oht the wcEidswas slsepine,
IN moohilt ~ that might OF old
As ne ~wondereul angel deeoended~
When t ti,e stone from tho sep9leher rolled
rls ylsll en-, Of = as %idnixss s soiisd: /:
., the countless oh&mbsrs
n ,S 0h9 slumber held its eWay---
,.maamlng perhaps Of Easter
,: A.ra sSs Mh s,ssIs q v'ssss bssids -
sWH eT her dreams away. sss
- q bird? she wondered:
Lifting her etart!eG nssq ,.,,.
hs s sui around her bed,
C " anon against the easement
aa me sweep Of those Wings ontspSead.
was not the palpitsnt natter
rs 0i ISeateth the bars; 81 ltSybrlson,
md .nd bruiseth lts tender wing @
"a y" On eager. oxultant mU4loAy A
alad as the In pulss at spring.
ny. lash Of I Thought, snd tho llsssnse
m Mod lighted her lamp aso,w.
M vide ON the shAloWy chamber
An NJ fniiest radiance throw:
yhen straightway sowasdit ~ aiming
The beautiful vtsttans new sTS
moth. a marvel ot ynOasare,
From, tin to tip Of ~ Win1D,s
pa,nted in c0lor1 reepleAdent-
9 I,antest and fairsst % thinss;
Lrrne Of the Resurrection,
HE angels own message = bEinSsf
|n,d the angel himself, DESCENDING
And passing through hAMlet and town
hi waken once more the faithful,
Their sorrow with jOyto Crown,
Eronch with finger tr~AnDoen00nSS
Thot fInia1t radio bEOWn4 s. 2
rbere Law the ohryysAlis empty,
Frail skell Of the past. 0utworn;
Here was the living creature
EExulting In beauty newborn,
And trembling a. tf,to inter
HHaryies n Kiasbau. = CAstetan NasoM
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-07
LAcE DRESSES.
sNls1sne and Highly Nashionabl Ussjgnn
Rscently Imported.

s Mee.stIy Imna.ssd. 81
,rh.... -, Z. - ..-..,
- 1lisuo' WV y - H. u'o'
mage loriace dresses the coming season.
and besides the regular piece lAcca
with edgilngs "a match, which. l;aye
shitherto,f formed these elegant and. a;rv
1870. -. 49, -I.aasssh go ~
Ss-xsS &. go 49, i
or.susah Do oi1sas co oN -
naln,s gray, eeru, coHee color. golden
brown and black. "a new modelamong:
.lace.toilets recently designed shows a,
extrema1u oracafni drass mada vho,,vs
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-07

"a sob Of angnishstr tried 10 struggle up
fromsthss almost bnrstine hesrt. 61t the
brave little woman ia crushed r down aud
held her child cl0sersto her breast.
Night was coming on, ana she felt
the urgent need Of food and shaltar fori
Blersie; Inexperienced = she was. she.
had but dim idea IL the dificnltiea Ia
fore her-alone, and In ! great city for
the first time. She began u glance
about anxi0usly, eageriy-how dark Il
wasi-andsh how suddenly the night had
come on. Then for the first time She
observed that the heat va mot 81
great; : cool breeze had sprnne uD.
and II 5iew strnieht ia from he country
fields she had left - far behind har. X
was cool and moist, and Il bore thai
sweet odor 81 vat orass ands hay "a
~ the damp earths wine ahs ~
feeling rather than thinking 81 Ills
change m the atmosphera came the
ruIm6iing roar a Mnndar s. arsAS ~
of. hut OradnalIvs rominr nas,.ar
The clouds eathered more dsrklvs md
from out their gloomy depths leaned
forked TONGUES of iiSRtninU. Then
came nealsSef fhtndarz that ahonk tha
gronnd she walKnd IN. While l;ttIa Rars
az trambled and cinnr mor .s.s, cIossiy
rs her. Anxionslvnow-
sesrch 81 sSeitsr' + Her hrssth1
came nnick md shnrt.a d;ezv tnm,sit
nosseas,ds her hra;n--sha ha.rd H. ~;iJ
throhs "a hersown hesrs then II, seam s.
q ~, $500 IL. M 49, ss'ns @reM
blacker. Sha md Al indistinct v3sinn
81 ~ oman door a.iiftla fSrfhar *. shsl
strnroIad hl;ndlv tnw.rd " totfare IA
swayas =, and 10 maia ara iast 3.
Sorf ~ 4han SelI ss;nt;n. 80. $3.50
Etha threahoId N 81,
Thank Haaveni tharas = lind ha.rts
70 IS found. eveninth midst 81 squalor
and miserysthat too often harden the
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-07
BERT[IE'S MISSION.
Ie Found Out; on Master sunday'
What He was

IL - AAEti
be dust lay' nno ana ,lens = poWdeE;;
be grass by the waysaew browned;f
be fields Of yellow grain fell in great
r,ths beneath the scythe. and Law Ike
,;uor;nc rold alonrg tha 1rornd 81, az
lselas h1;sta.aS
pc cfinison, D.a 49, sno paas
ng reaper PleaueN insVa g tne cruel
urinary to hide his own glowing coun-
enance behind q friendly cloud. The
[erv trees Of the forest pasped Tor air.
i, ,o.ves abr;valaa ana m hsrk -
ls'4 'a's
ns 1of'n al onlalous oIuOE q P0ssiDie
Imbustlon;
Since early mornlng-when the suns
sys but family fOretoldt the neat - come
a slight PaiesWoman nsd neen waik-
y along mos e, q ana dusty roads
moon she had travelled many miles
Fd yet her Journey was but halt done ;
et she had set 0ntstoyreach the great
", where so many sad hearts sa ara lost
v ,3.s, She carried = little ehild.v6o.
Poked so pale and wan th4t he might
q which was almost two years. But
ven his light weight; upborne By the
eify, was at tunes lnsnpportaD!e tosthe
cary mother; From tlmesto time she
ame to the shade OF g solitary tree and
pn sat down at the root OF itsor on 9
one py Me wayslde 20 rest for 9 sfeW
ohlefts, ana on each occasion she
ooped over the child to kiss his brow
] ups as II TO assure him that ne was
Z. 1ne o. her fatigue. Shesoften
EnoHeo MS mule straW-hat, 700, and
entls tanned the tiny face, TAR g g
ne. pallor, exquisitely lovely.
Az n'gh Don the travellers der met 2
~ country glrl returning 9 the
ED after carrying dinner to the now
!, who stopped 70 admirethe childandl
Pqa1re Il it was IL .S1
No, % ~ the mother answered,
azlhg wlstfnAy at her child; but he's
ever very strong M @
low olds y heea Vas the girls next
u anNon.
ne VIII 20 two years old next
oa'n.
~ sake! And don't he walk
w..
ne mas never walked-yet-he'ss.
am taking him To- tho city, because i
ever; andi e / earn money anonoh I
ona ~ No. - - ~. g 80 - 3, a
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-07

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SnSNll&
4 t %,sS Z so. -. y. s sth..a l.tle fellow.
That tho pretssest thlae IN 81 the wossl
- Just lnyapnoshefN face"
--'EbsnE =: Rsz50rd, 81 Good OAsss.
rvs RULES
;1As Ons Nsddy Thought H. liked enc
Best, Ands HowsIt worked.
silver rule Is good enough 1or
~ = I've ~. Do e others g they do
- me-
Yoa Nike tAat rnle best Neddyfs''
inquired Uncle Richardo . the little boy,
Who stood locking ont u the south
window at tks .fellers', having fun on
TIE cosstingS ground.
Eyes, uncle, It's impossible ~ live
up % tho golden rule; that i, for Any.
e with spirit. Il right do for sore
'muff Of : fellow.
II " YEA I see, replisd Uncls Rich
AZ, thoughtfnIly.
"Neddy, 60 around ~ The meat
market ard order something for mince
Meats dent forget, my son. saad his
mother, pleasantly. Ell
Why cant Norah %. naotherf j
don't feel like walking four blocks ont
OF my way in this slush and Snow.
when we have servant who y
paid
Discard, my soA, You ferret that
Norah suffered last night from : violent
Etoothache."
ksf haun mnAhSn~ 1880
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-07

lMon of |
hol
scharged.l
of the ]
P5 stand |
have u
had cal
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pre5the ST
Dtl8think |
prathe stri
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Congress.l
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bfarbitra|
ployes SID
Fsinainpd
questione|
The strik(
that per-
tLaborl
hces, and
such
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-07

ANDlTS
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Nuevo a
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the BAN
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-07

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TnrkIshI
Their \
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& This |
nish END
PrabandJ
we're at /
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line, but |
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bwosgunsI
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forThes|
assed. |
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-07

FLEET.

FLEE1I
|umlosi
rested
EhereisA
ggrain1
hicago I
nships !
Id for |
Fan y
OF this
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her
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lshels. /
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led. TIL
+ OUT
VI
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-07

gOut:ot the; way, and to being tOld$sthatg
he had no right to the little III
ate and drank-and ID much
more that, while itSsulk like a stone TO,
the depths of his heart seemed also to-
5cntlike q thrust from q knife. But
there was one hard speech that cut him,
more than NIL else. He heard il often.
both from Nanny Flynn andsfrom the
boys, who had. grown up to bea care
and worry to their mother, and the
chief cause Of her growing discomfort
and bad temper.
1yWhatsare yon for. anyway sickly
cripple, q trouble to herself an q bother
to- livery one else--eh?s What areycfor,
anyway
These were the wordstha were like
knife-thrusts to Berthe sensitive heart.
How we'll he could remember his moth
er''sswarm kisses. and her tender assur-
lance that 20 had been sent into the
worldstob be the Joy of her heart and TO
reward her Tor every sorrow she had
felt. He had been only child,
that he had nnderstocd-in those happy
days he htd known what he was for.
But new, alas! He began TO ask the
same hard question Of MimssH--whyw was
he in the worldp Was there any room
for himpg What was there for him to
doP In brief. as Nanny Flynn. and
Dan and Patsy o often said, what was
he for, anyway
One member 81 the family never asked
that question. twas 1ittleC onn--Mrs.
Fynn's grandchild. The boy was q lit
tie Irish beanty--gTeat gray eyes, jet
black broWs and lashes, aSmane Of dark
curly hair and akino Of cream-big,
strong and hearty. BERTHE loved him
with deyouring affection; he was almost
Jealous Of the child's own mother.
sThoughye > child ia years sorrow and
suffering hsd matared his mind; and in
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-17
The season to open N-st "'dn.sdsj
WIth Magnificent Attraction.


Tho dramatic season In this city
will open ucEi "Wednesday evening,
and u company ha- been selected Tor
tho opening that viii not tail to plchsc
The theatre going people of this city.
The company which Will upucar on
this occasion Is smiths Swiss Bell
Ringers, combined with the thus. =.
Andrews Refined Novelty Company
MIR frnnk -. llildrcth, manager OF
the above named company, arrived ia
the cts Yesterday and hhS made ar.
rangcucnt- for excellent company
to appear nj thu upcrn house nest
Wcdnc-day evening September End
This company b. spoken oi 10y both
the press And public ~ being ~ good
show, aud one that affords much Ell
tcrtainmrut. There are fourteen Hr
lists In the combination, all of WHOM
win give rpcciHltics that ARE sure {,
please. The program viii consist %
an clio, which VIII bee rendered boy
Mr.. and MR.. viii l., ~mith. the tam
Gus musical artists, I hurlc- L.. smith
tho ruInmrdinu, ANA Miss Mamie Me
Ncil aud other members ui the com
pHny Will take part Pete Mytluud
the great harp. song and dance artist
MOrcl aud Nixon, ia their mimItrhl,
sketches Harry shirley, the CHIliur
MIA musical wonder; Frauk Blood
good. the eccentric lOHmrdiru. Mis-
llcrnlno Nixon, petite .crio-'omI'
aud skipping rope dunecu-r Tins
Winchester, the Dutch rummcdiah
Harry Holmes, the marvellous Jusglrr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-17
AHIILsnOHo TnIEr
nets Arrested IL "Nc" nv r"iic"
Onircr hut Escapes The Hundi".

Onccr hat Escapes The H"ndi".
The Guu,d hotel proprietor tele-
uhuucd instructions Two nights ago
To- arrest % negro boy who would ar
tive hctc on the l:4u a IN. Missouri
Pacific train lie charged the boy
with thcit of - silver watch, pocket
kuiic nnd ~ 100 cash. The message
was placed ia the hands of Otlircr
-am Hail, and when the train arrived
She negro was on It nud the officer
took Charge of him He had upon his
person the property described with
the exception of the cash. which had
probably passed into the hands of the
railway ticket agent The
negro gave Henry Wagner ~
his name. officer Hall
took him to the station house aud
duly locked him mp. but llcury is
missing now. Yesterday morning
tur turnkey. according To custom
opened the lldOors and directed the
new pr -ouCr- To march up stars for
the various judgements due, to he
passed upon them. Henry, the Hills
bOru thIct promptly assembled the
step, as promptly marched through
the recorders court room, ana with a
facility that suggested intimacy viii
| the premises descended the bach
steps, scaled the enclosure and depar
/ ted without other consideration thar
rapidiiyrs to the order OF hi gong
| The watch aud the knife are here
awaiting the owner, but the thief h
, remarkably absent
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-17
cry IOINCII.

I HltN ON
Texas


D." wD 'p0n.
The city council met last night in
regular session, the mayor presiding
All present
The mayor called the meeting 10 or.
der aud alter roll call, minutes of the
previous meeting were read aud
adopted.
Tho mayor stated that he had clos.
e6 contracts for sewer pipe, part ut II
is here he said aud enough will hc
here 10 start work within three DAYS
lie also said hu had employed Hu cA
ira policeman tor the titth
ward for SATURDAY + AT f2auprr diem
that he mad made temporary arrange
nenls for procuring the each needed
for Immediate purposes at 10 per cent
interest that IN company with Ciy
Engineer Gurlpy hc had laid oll two
new blocks in Oahwoud rcmctHry.
The mayor WAS granted additional
limo ~ to the opening up OF puttou
street.
The recorder gave the new extra
poliCcman's name ~ John llardwich
Of the Finn ward,
He read ~ petition OF W Tyler -.
Harm asking transfer Of hi, Two child
rem from the Second ward to the
Proctor springs school, outside the
city limits.
Remarks on the petition by Alder.
man Tibbs aud GuOdc It al All
agreed that the city prornta allow.
ed to city children could not legally
by transferred toH rual school cH.
cepl Alderman stephenson, who
thought il could be- done legally.
CITY Attorney Blair being called
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-17

leave of absence for fifteen days, To
take effect when lac leaves. lie thinks
uc will 60 of on a trip next week.
Alderman stephenson presented
the following resolution;
WHkRgA., lthas been provided by ihe lsws
10 lex = Shat u0 form ut religion shan evct hr
taught iu any N the public ffgc schools " thu
state nj Texas, and
WHEREAs. ~ hHs been further provided by
the laws uf tho state OF loNas that up srhl1
Iu whi any septtrlau religion Is Taught 100
cr directly ur indirectly. 600 uf ONT ~ -thuu..
hall Dee entitled To au' portion OF tAe iter
BgtiEyi,e That Tire rcsi.ngo ''he H1l. b bic
VT bout cont eut Us uut violation NJ 20 laws
NJ the state ui Texas. the city council of ih,
lily of Wa doe. there ore auth .izc 'ne road
Iug ~ portions Of .he u ly hlhlc iiil Boo The
ubli free schnols ot the city Il Waco without
rninmsn aud ~ such AmHut'f b. u"t To- VIC
ate the laws u thcsts'c VI l"Aas
Alderman Battle spoke IN support
of The resolution
Alderman TibDs said hc rrligiously
approved OF the sentiment OF the re-
solution, but failed to see that 10 wH-
constitutional or practical.
Alderman Sp.ight: ~ move that
the resolution be laid upon the table
l. WAS tabled in ~ hurry.
Alderman GOudc called attention
ottrc council to the tact that the re-.
moval OF dirt from the site OF ia,
| public school building must 20 on iu
order to permit the work OF cNca'a.
| tlng.
The mayor explained thht hr ha,
observed the difficulty aud bad pro
vidcd for II. lie had stopped Mr.
Manning from moving the dirt !
was valuable dirt and he wanted it &,
nh holes lie wanted to remuye /
at the city s leisure and according T.
proper authority, and have it place
whore the city needs 1t.
1t appeared from remarks of Alder
man 1iDbs that lhc latter genticma
bad caused, inadvertently, MIR Mai
uing's action in taking away the dir
Alderman libbs said he WAS please
that the mayor had Strengthened III
matter.
! Alderman Goodc thought that NJ
Manning ought to be permitted
move some more of the dirt
Alderman stephenson said some ,
the dirt had been offered to hil
and lac wanted it but could n,
get his wagons up TO get ID.
The action OF the mayor Was ~
proved and the city win remove III
dirt IN its own carts Mt its plrhsur
Adjourned.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-17
Sleeper, Clifton & Co

exemplary, from the defendants. I he
-mt grows out OF the attachment, last
winter. ot the stock of goods of !
y =. Cohen, IN this city Julius Cohen
- u brother ot the Cuhrn- ahov,
mentioned aud minor. lie alleges
That property belonging 10 him was
levied upon and sold ~ the property
of his brothers
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-17

All will rejoice to hear that this
highly accomplished Kinder Gartcu
teacher ha. gotten well, aud will
open her Kinder Gnrtrn in spac
Gus room in Baylor University next
Monday. All the little folks will re-
loicc, Tor no teacher ever more thor
oughly engaged the affections VI hci
students.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-17

MrL. b. Daughtrey got telegram
from his brother Jas. NJ. ghtroy's
wife dated AT Greenfield. Mo-, stating
that hi brother died nj ip.m yc-tcr-
day, He will start Immediately to
Greenfield aud wlll be gone few
DAYS, Deceased was formerly II ciu.
zen OF Waco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-17

Twenty five young negroes took
cross tic tickets from THE city to east.
ern points. 1t is crap shooting. Forty
arrests have been made aud $50 com.
plants are on tile, The cases are
worth ~ 30 each on plea of guilty.
t fout- up well About II dozen have
pleaded guilty.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-17

Prices soc. aui ~. srats vlli boon ss.ra,
-AkuEk BROS tuy.iHy ufuIug Of ..
al O'clock Boz lfrOH el.l ur open ava 900
and close ttGp 100.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-17
Refined Novelty Comply
NEW aud STARTLING FEATURES

Two Lady Doinetusis
Two sells of Belle.
seven superior sterling Comuediaus.
sixteen Brilliant Aiaus-iueD. -iNu.
Two Separate aud Distinct lompa it-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-17

Ponds Extract. There Is no
swelling II will not abatG, no pain il
will not cure, This the testimony
of those who have used it many years,
Try it.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-17

such men he'll have 10 stay with rs.
At the Pacific uOlel-Wll Scott
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-17

summer slippers, 20 TO Sangers
brothers they AZ showing elegant
assOTtmUhts az very low prlles.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-17

,..-. -. ..,., - 80, ms Iout under the
wheels OF all engine which had lust
switched out Of The way OF the tlain.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-17

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