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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-14
Now IL Is Maine,

UH Tuesday last Vermont spoke her
sentiments at the blllo.-box and her
decision was still for the Repu 1icaD
party by 20 600 plurality. Yesterday
Maine answered the Green Noun ain
State with plurality larger than IN
any off year but one in eighteen years.
The Prohibition vote instead OF being
tive-fold OF the vote OF two years ago,
as was claimed, was bare twice that
cast two years ago. Ali four OF the
Republican candidates for Congress are
elected by increased msjortties. Thief
Garcelon Is buried 80 deep under an
Avalsnch OF votes thai if he bad any
regard for deoency and honesty he will
remain buried. The plurality for B I'd.
we'll, the Republican candidate, will
not fall far short of IA 900. ard may
possibly excel those figures. The Re-
publican victory has been sweeping
and crushing. The credit FOR such a
splendid victory Is due 20 Mr.. Blaine
He has been the inspiration Of the can
vass and the success Is hts. Presiden
Cleveland may see In the voice Of
Maine the handwriting upon the wal
that foretells the failure OF his ad min
Ia ration.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-14

TIE SHAMEFUL frauds In the Demo
cratic primary elections held this year
ahould disgust every decent, honest
Democrat. We believe they have dis
gusted them, and II there WAS another
ticket In the field that promised any
hope Of success they would vote II
This raises o question OF whether a
county ticket could not be pomins Ted
by all the opponep,s Of fraud and dis
honesty that would be acceptable to
all. A better opportunity never offered
for the success of peoples reform
ticket. The Republicans are not all
disiran chised yet. The real estate
owners OF the party still remain and
these with about three thousand dis
gusted and defrauded Democrats
shoald on . popular issue reclaim this
county from q rule called Democratic,
but which Is nothing more than an Or
ganization with no other principle in
volved than the parcellng the county
Off ces around smongs: favored few.
A popular call for peoples oonven-
ton would now meet with q hearty re-
sp1nse. 1; Is lef, however for the peo-
pie to consider this matter. We are
confident the majority OF the voters Of
New Castle County do not sanction
fraud and disfrancA.sement, but all
they want is an opportunity offered
which promises q reasonable measure
o. success ty which they can give =
d'ath blow to Bourbon aud rips-rule.
SHALL this opportunity be offered?
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-14
WANAM ER's.

lnILADE.rAA. Iuesd4y, sept. IA, lasl.
! he new book table i.
getting interesting.
Do you happen to know
that re pgt the latest books
on a table by themselves to
be looked At! We put
some Oh every day and take
some off every day. In tina,
way we keep the very latest
books there. You can get
by a freque.t glance there a
notion OF what is going on
in the book world. There's
a sign oyer it. "IAe ne70esl
hooks are on this ha6lc.' You
are expected to linger a lit
tie under that sign.
That table 10 a little bit Of
a bookstore itself; but a lit
tie bit OF a bookstore can't
keep such a table going,
That table is a sort of sieve
of the business; it isn't tie
business itself. New books
of course, but the trade is or
books of the past. The
other tables and shelves are
fl led with the books that
have in their time gone
through the ord al Of thai
table and made friends
These sifted books on the
shelves are the ones that q
bookseller thrives on. Out
Of the more than a hundred.
thousand current books how
many, think you, onl,
gather dust in a store? Itf
the booksellers knack tt
keep his shelf-room 70,
books that are wanted.
That is what we are do.
ing; and that is why GU
bookstore is quick ant
bright.
By the Thirteenth-street door.
There's a :plendid thing
to be done in writing-papet
and envelopes. We know
exactly what it is and ar,
doing it as fast as we can.
The generous envelop,
! shows that. There neve
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-14

THE REPORT OF the Com mittes on
desk in the Board OF Education last
night signed by bu. one mem Der. When
It was read Mr.. Donsho, member OF
the committee, objected to It's passage,
as the committee had never been called
together, and he never saw the bills
nor the reports. Mr.. Trump, another
member Of the COMMITTEES, had not seen
the report but agreed to sign 1t. Mr..
Donaho did right in o6jectinZ 10 the
q ioptlon OF q report OF committee 70
which he belonged wiIhout having seen
the report. Because a man Is chair
man Of a committee gives him no hight
to constitute himself tbst committee
and Ignore his colleagues.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-14
[. Lewis Row,
4I3 KING ST.

We are prepared to sell
Decorated Dinner and Tea
ware in any pieces in any
quantity desired at toe same
prices as plain white porce-
lain. 1t is an underglazc
decoration in either rich
Grown or light Blue. We
give below prices cf a few
articles.
Tea plates, sl.l0 per doz.
Breakfast plates, $l.35
per doz.
Dinner plates, $3.50 per
doZ
Soup plates, sl,35 per
doz.
Cups and saucers, S1.20
per doz.
Large meat dishes, 65c
each.
Vegetable dishes, zoe
each
We can guarantee match.
lngs for 3 years.
A new lot Of Decorated
44-piece tea sets, hand
painted in new shape, $4.5c
and S. pc set. Gas globes:
crimped shape, in all colors
% and so cents each; worth
sc and $I.25.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-14
Philadelphia, Wilmington I DsItinsu Rsiisai
JULY nth. 1850.

lfkin loAvo WILMINGTON As folIowE
p Rnhiuisdelphi. Is1pr:s'l;a. az, tso, 9 80,
IL 10, 81, 8 70 Q 20 and % p. IN.
| Accommodation, o 40. 7 90, 7 O5, 10 30 .. m
2 80. 90, 40, . 80, 10 30 p. IN.
| For Chester (express), 0 80, I 30. Q %, 8 10.
9%7, IL IS. II 81 a. m, II ~, ~, 0 " and GO
q. IN.
Accommodation. 0 40. 7 90, I os. SIS. 10 30,
q. M. 400, 40, 7 40, 9 50 and 10 30 p. m.
rev York, 400, q 81, 4 on. o 10, 90. 10 05.
II 81 q. m. az ~, 81, 10. 8 "a, se2s, TOO,
| 10 30 p. m.
For W est Chester, via La mokIn, eco and
10 a. m, 2 80 and 4 co Q. n.
| For Newark and intermediate stations,
| 7 AZ n. m, IL IS and 0 Il D. m.
baltimore and Intern ediate stations, 10 10
| a. m, 3 81 y. IN. AM IL 90 n'gnt.
Bal:i Il ore and Hay Line, I As p N.
| Baltimore aud Washington, | rs, Z ~ 8 04,
10 10, IL Goa. IN IL rs, 'll7, 4 So. % 30 and
| 20 .. IN.
| Trains for Delaware Division lea5s for:
| 9 % and II So y. IN.
Georgetown and Lewss. s 30 a. IN 3 50 and
rs p IN.
Seaiord md interms diate stations, 9 asp.
m.
Harrineton, Delmar and way statIons,s 80
| M, l7t3 p. On.
kxpress for Harrington and Rehototh,
3 sop. m. Way trains, 80 a. m, and 70 p.
IN.
Express for Dover, Darlington and lei.
mar, ~ bb p m. every day.
| Franklin Oily, $40 0. m.
Express for Norfni 4, II bb r. m daily.
|
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Gtreet, for
| wilmington texpress), ~ 2b, 3 so, 20, 1877,
20, 10 20 II IS, II 5S u. IN. OIL, 4O2 o 0s,
| 52l, Q OF, 0 81, II 10 aud IL "a y. IN.
Accommodation, 0 80. 10 - a. m, I 81, 3 II,
626. 9 " IS, 9 30, 10 o. and IL p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia texpress). 2 90, 2 g. 4 90,
: 20. II bl y. m. o AZ aud % p. m.
| Accomm odation, 80 a. M, IL 10, 80,
| 5 as, 7 80, 9 80 y. IN.
| For Chester (oIpross), 7 20, IL 81 q. m, 8 "a
| and C6 p In.
Accommodation, 8 30 a. m, L. 10, 90, BU5,
| I 40 and . 50 p. IN.
| Tor Ne" YORK texpress), 4 90. asa. 4 90
: 30, II o. a. m, va, pe snG . 90 p. N.
For West Chester, Win l.Gmokin, Q 80 Q. N.
| and 40 y. N.
| Baltimore and Wsabing ton, / rs, Z IS, Q o..
/ 10 10 am, and Is pm. baltimore, ia % night.
| Leave Philsdc .phia, Broad street, for VII.
Dington (eHprasF), II as, 30, I &c, Q 10 Q. m,
8 81, IL 10, and II NV. n.
Accom- mediation, S 80, 10 2s q. N, II u.s. 10,
S IS and IL a. p. IN.
| 10: Irrtnor info rmA alton p4asenscre are 70
| fer I'D 10 tho ticket once Ut the rte tioA.
| TRIMS marEod tlrs ta)src nItted express
upon vhi5n extra faro 10 charged.
j. Il. WOOD.
General Passenger Agent.
OsAN m 4 PuaH General Manager.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-14

TIE FIRST primary election held thIs
Summer by the Democrats, farce as II
was, resulted In county ring and
Bayard Gray victory hy the nomination
Of L>msson for Sheriff, The next prl-
mary resulted in Bgzs-S sulsbury
Lore victory, and the third in B.ysrd'
Gray county ring victory. Now is the
time for the other side again to make
honors even, bu, as there will be nc
more Democrats primaries until the
general election, who will win then?
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-14

WHERE WILL the Third ward sop
at In rolling up Dem ocratic votes? AT
the Presidents election in 1884
1t rolled $40 Democratic vo es. AT
the jane city election 4. poIled 740
Democratic votes; At the Sheriff . noml
nation election in June, 1859. and a,
the uominstion election last Saturday,
l, 42l. Al this rate the Democrats vote
next Nov6m Der will be at less, 1000
The Third ward should be tied down "a
big rock or 1t will rise and burst
giving big Dem oora;ic msj critics.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-14

MAYOR SMITH has himself to blame
for his misfortones. In the spec hca-
tion OF charges against lin LIE Is
charged with aprropri4ting license fees
to his own use, falling To pay them
over to the City TREASURER, when he
should have done so He is . charged
with failing to enfJrce the ordinsn
con oeIning the brokers' by per-
hitting the trade 70 be carrie i On with
out license. L il unf rtuuAte that a
high public o:fisls' like Mayor NTH
should place su low rstima;e upon
himself as to bring the ofii 10 which
he vas elected I'M dlgface he Re-
publican party th. -l-cted lin Is the
party that i'm peer i'm.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-14

THE woRKINGMEN o, the cly be-
longing to the D.m1craie p.ry say
they voted for M. Ware becaNse he
was q hsrd-work'ng nechIni1 and in
full sympathy with them. M Ware
Is very much Of gentloman, genial,
friendly, honest and sll tbA', bus wha.
will be gained ny electing him to the
Legislature? When h. g-ts Il ere he
will vote for Mr.. GRAY for u oited States
Senator and Mr.. Gray Will vote In the
Senate for free trade That Is ne size
of IL.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-14

CHICAGO SEEMS to have forgotten
that money poured INTO that city like a
tiood when great part OF the town lay
In ashes, II we are to judge from
her contribution to the Charleston sui
ferers. Her subscriptions do not sesoh
$1,000 to date.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-14

EARTH TO EARTH, ashes TO ashes, -
bat the memory Of Harry Shsrpley
will never become ffIced from those
who knew Lin and loved him best
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-14
PERSONAL PROPER. Y

WIN be sold at public sale on FRIDAY
SEP EMBER II, 1873, At y o'c,ock q m,
and continue liz until sold. at the south
east corner OF Second and orange streets, in
the city OF " ilmington, Del the stock.
tnols. mashiner, ard nzthres OF FILM n
JACkSUN. consisting OF cellar and fre.
place heaters, n macs and cook stoves, gal.
vAnized and u sia ironw.re, water coolers
cutlery. casting s, s;ovs and heater bricks,
iinware, tools and machinery for working tin
anu sheet iron, incluHiug n cornlce rake.
an oil engine, T. . hofss-po yer shafting AND
pulieys, patterns for range AID heater cast
lnRs, and many other articles found in til
and sheet.iron es'ahlishu emit. Also Office
nxtures. one high desk, ire low { esk, large
1re pr OF sac neatly new; letter prets aGd
stand, otc. Terms ctsh
SAMUEL ". MCCAULLfY.
Administ st0T OF JOIN X Finn, decea sed
l. ". St.dham son, AucL's. Slot
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-14
WLMirGTON y NOhTHEHN X. h

Time table In effect July lat, 1888. Trains
leave Wilmington Gre lcn st:esD az follows:
For Reading, BirdfbOro. Jo&uns, 7p-inY-
held, Mnynesburg junction. Manor, Po'ts.
vile, Ia aqua, Allentown, LeblLoo, Wer-
nersvllle and all points on the Philade lphla
and Re1ding X. h, 90 a. m. and 2 40 p. m.
For 'oatesville, Enbreevlle I.eDape.
Obadd's Ford ana DuPoLt's - a. IN . 2 a.,
o 90 and 10 p. N. For Heasing anu inner.
mediate points, at 6 u. m.
For West Chester, 90 a. m. 2i5, and 500
p. M.
For New Bridge, Coatesvllle and later.
metiate Iointi 8 90 and olLp. m.
On Sunday,for Reading, Goat .sv W., W est
Chester and ali intermediate points, e,U6 q,
m.
A. q. NoCAUSLAND, j.. A. BOWER,
SUI eflptopdent Genl Pass. Ag't.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-14
WAUAMAKER,O

want, a generous envelope
cheap.
Now here comes a paper
Just such a paper as all but
the very few extravagant
people and the other few
writing-pcople who haven't
yet got any notion Of what
good manners call for in
writing-raper want, good
enough, pleasant, rather
rough or rather smooth, OF
the parchment character,not
extreme in any way, and
very cheap indeed-as cheap
as those envelopes.
Wanamaker Parchment
that is the name-o5-
acurely water-markcd in
every sheet.
Six certs a quire for the
most-used size, octave; COM
mercial eight cents. All
sizes of envelopes eight cents
a pack.
You, to whom this news
will be the most welcome
when you fairly comprehend
it, will be Inclined to think
the paper can't be good
enough at such a price Will
you send for a sample!
Wanamaker Parchment;
rather rough ard rather
smooth; cream and azure;
ruled and not ruled; octave
&c a qrire, commercial Sc,
packet l0c, Letter l2c. En-
velopes, oblong or square,
Sc a pack. By ream and
thousand the same.
South of the Thirteen nth street door.
We are going to have a
larger cole ction than that
Ct last spring Of fine English
dress-cloths, stripes, checks,
mixtures o.color twills
stripes Of two. color twills
and doubtless other color
devices. Sixty styles have
come; there will be hun
dreds. So, $3.50 and s.
so to GS-inch.
Southeast Of the center.
Twenty or thirty blac2
ldress-s:uf novelties so far
Southeast itae center.
PArisian colored dress
stuff novelties; scores o1
them ready, only waiting ar
Management. We haven
laver seen them yet. Shal
have ths N on the couatci
to-day.
Southwest Of tie center.
PLATA white her1st'i>h
h7nd hcmst.tch hanrjf n.
c icfs 35c last week; 1Sc to
day; a half-dozen S1,OS; a
dozen 81. The hem
stitch from l-inch to u
Inches wide.
By the Arcade steps,
Ready-made linen sheets
from France, y yards
lsquare, hemstitchcd at top
hemmed at bottom, CT very
heavy Frepch linen, no,
snow-white, a grayish white
S. pair.
Southwest of the center.
Irish cream table-linen
substantial, 64.inch, soc
The patterns are: round dot
]square-dot, zig-zag, vine
block and vine, plaid ane
tern. The linen is full,
equal to soc German linen
long familiar here and seve
raj inches wider.
southwest Of the center.
1 Outdolng our linen doing
of former years.
| john WANAvAKER
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-14
LEWIS ROW.
Alb KING STREET.
au2S tu&fr-tf
, BALTIMORE 81 OHIO RAILROAD
}
LANDENBURG BRANCH.

n Ii COYLE, AT NO. sos wEsT
lgs hecoud street, buya and soils
an Kinds of secOld-hRmd furnI.
.1rc, beudings carpets, stoves and
, ~sneF COCOA. aul9.tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-14

You will md ). A. CONHER at his nc,
S:ore, SO. & K. Fourth street, wasr.
Jou will fud the largest stock OF nrst oles,
goods In his ltno, Prices to suit the tina,
We study TO please. Uond7 gHsrsntee1 q
70 I'D rspress1tsG. Poozs. b>oza and hand
sAtohels. Blas-u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-14
WE OFFER

a portion Of the Se6O. coo LIST mortRaye ner
'ent. nds of ths Piedmont ind CuIlber-
and Railway Company This road 1. the
'utlet ~ West Virginia's vast coal and luu-
Ger In erssts. nd the PSnnsylvaLia X iilToaa
Dom oany through sihkina fand virtual y
Suarnni ees the in crest on tho bonds. They
are rs year gold bonds, interest pay shie
August lit ant February LIST. all pe glad
10 give full particulars. We copbi!er them
1esii able for investment.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-14

g. Cor. Third and King Streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-14
A DMlNlS1RArOk'S SALE

HUT fUh Il UFFICh Elk.
Attest: j NJ HUuSMAN,
CLERK Of orphans Court 81 cod n
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27

nu LuAN-sr5uU uS FIE-T-,LAS- Ri.i.
u,N, property 10 the city years install.
lthl lihh. ttO.M JACKSON
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27

ium me 7}rarGs, standard
Eo'coe Conklug aud Co'our, In
gcr'oll took awalk during the courts
rccc-, yesterday noon, not caring to
spend the hour over AN elaborate
dinner They intended To bring up
al Louis Wiucholl'- for lunch. but
missed the place and ,troliug ON In
East Washington street they uutcrcd
another restaurant which g., one of
the cheapest OF the cheap IL 0, so
cheap, in fact, that superintendent of
The poor white sends impcruuiou, in.
90 II tor meals at the en-
prn,c of the county. Just after Mr..
toukling aud Colonel lugcr.ol. hnu
sat down and called tor oysters super
intehdent White walked in with the
most wOc-begOuc aud altogether
wrctrhcd tramp that ever set foot in
the city. The tramp took scat nt
the next table 10 that used by the
lawyers aud ate II plato
Of beans, supplemented 10y bow Of
soup lie Cleaned IcQm their youyer-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27

BARNH ,till AYERS that he won't.
Il it only another case Of Byrou's
woman who "yowmg she never
w0uid consent. consented = lfuot.
why all this talk Not thstIt would
make a particle of difference, but
then so many of the patriots want to
know. Mr. Gibbs is an excellent iel.
low, and upon the narrow field of
Dallas county politics, he would
make a full hand. But take him out
of that, for congress or for state
place. and Barney wouldn't lind
enough ofhimself in any one place to
make a rattle.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27

REcEINtE >HEIuoN, Receiver
Brown and SolicitorGcrcral Brown
aud General sheldon aud the other
big receiver, are very busy with the
Texas Pacific. Now iti, "a order to
ask what will become of the states
land grant to that road in al Of their
change. and turning, rouuu and
shout 1t seems 10 Us that the .ta.c
OF Texas should have some voice in
the matter We may be wrong, but
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27
nlt.Na AND scorRlNn.

I'VE LITTLE FRESCHM An cleans. pre..,.
> Hul dyes coats. vests and pants ron
',iHt lNtiu good as new Hats dyed and
D. 'u. .t1. Ladies dresses. ribbons. sAshr.
I 'il1r'. etc., cleaned, dyed aud pressed, Re-
ir.t'uf Scul,rmuu.- clothes spccialty sat.
'.'.' N" Guaranteed Dying houseun wash.
s''",lucar Fourth
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27

tromth, harrisburg Patriot
New Orlcnu, ha, six member, of
her common council u miL There
are other cities which ruud enjoy
such % distinction ID Justice we're
done.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27

....H ."" N'M I'Ih .f|H| NC
MuiC Carleton /, said to rccnV 500
for every poem hc write, ludcr
these circumstance. the fact That he
doreu'i write moro pncm- j. grrntb
to bis credit
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27

IHE ultra correct Breuham Banner
mildly and by q nauk operation,
jibe, the Fort Worth Galctte for
boosting OF the Fort Now if the
Gazette takes the matter to heart
there will be tear, Oh the upper
Trinity enough 10 foat Bayou Tcche
mud sc0M.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27

\ LARGE iron foundry. with our
Texas X ST. Louis shops, would
pre-enta decidedly Birminghami-h
appearance. Lctus strike out for our
big foundry.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27

luE sherman cgi-ter turn. To-,
c.lum rules, in mourning for IL.
own death. It wink. ont aud .rrm-
10 be disposed 90 make the most oi
the matter.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27

JoHN llENRy Blows and Colonel
d. NJ Crockett, Of Dallas, ARE pcrcn-
nlai possibilities in state polite. from
Dallas. 50 every body ,a,..
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27

joins H. FINK~ fee, "a, clcrk. for
handling the vast purchase ,um for
the TeAa, a II, Loui, railway, will
bc over thirteen thousand dollars.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27
\OTIt

We have hnugh' ont Mr. " g.. hpNum inc
nFcihaulei A"d renovated that popular sia
nor t'r purpose " adding iu tlr best cUududa
stables general live stock comm .silu bgp
mes "!li buy W1 .,.l Hl klul, uf 1--we I'D
ahl guarantee satisfaction. ", have ,1fsh
lhifi! head 90 Tine htr.t- also mules "a
nous, Jersey bulls huggip,. carriages. hGa
harness etc Inspection Ut stock and o0rs
70 Silence su.ioit,i. lcIhuu,p.i
respectfully unLEsHN IS EuNN,uN
BOX iii. Waco lex
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27

ITRE are Just three and % quarter
acres i'm Genera Claiborne. model
farm John is exceedingly rruuum
zeal whore his own muscle rs com
r,rurd
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27

CoLoNEL JoHN +. lIF>El. OF Da-
La, ia future certainty in state pol.
it.c' so they say.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27

toloNEL BIN -rERnEr i.aiu-
ture possibility 10 state politics, 80
they say. Buwill keep
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-27

'IU wizard ot, .oue-trr. make
sweet music ou tine p.pla. nightly.
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Ei'uH street, from Austin To-
Jackson, will experienced boom soon.
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Iurold aIn'de g.. vi.c 100 staying
out ot the Wtir. rOI- b.u,
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SAN ADAMS Wa, once considered ~
possibility u state poitia, lui bee
wasn't
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THAT little gag about Longs lake
aud d,hing in the Trinity, wouldn't
work, 50 the News takes IL ull back
aud MIR. Barry T., serene
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p, thc boy lhorr i-uotma rom
seth shepherd lr'. Num.
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>rIL the Gazette il calling for
more hotel facilities. ltisa regular
oliver Twist business.
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WACO Is very busy. Her trade is
widening out in all directions.
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CoLoNEL WI. CKAWFoEp. OF Dll-
La, is future political possibility, stu
they SAY.
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TuE land board g., undoubtedly
atll in the ring, hutIt ~, yer, badly
damaged. for all that.
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TuERE should be- some extensive
preparation. made for cleaning up
the. city early in the spring
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THANKING the public for fhy.r Kind pairs.
Hst' request hrnuuu4tHcc ui the SAINT n
on snr t,t'r' NJ II. L'yIuNki who Sill Nt
luuc the Lusluys, 90 tue ulI stand
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MAUD MILLER and joaquin are
having bit otatilt.
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{ L1'tElE>-HF Wor,ham ha, opcn da
f'ir'ass sforcN in connection \ nh the
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Tut sun opu ,lunc
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THE WACO EXAMlNE

SO communications written uu potn sides
of tho paper will receive Au"utlou A. This
office
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Euk ALE o. good second hama engine. per
itol running order good ~ new. AZ han
price. TON rAuGITr.
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\1oNfs TO LOANIS SUMS OF 500 AND
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