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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-04-08
0N.RESIDENr NOTICE.
the Chancery Court at Jonesboro, Wash,

In the Chancery Court at Jonesboro, WASH
ing ton County, Tennessee.
MARTHA j. MYERS w. WIN. MYERS.
In this case 1t appearing from the allega-
lions In compliments bill which is sworn
to, that the defendant Wm. Myers is u nom
resident of h State of Tennessee: 1t is there
fore ordered by me that publication be made
MS required by law for four successive weeks
In the Herald and Tribune a newspaper pub
lished III the town of Jonesboro In said coun
" and State, notifying said nonresident de-
PENDANT TO appear before our said chancery
court Mt a court to be holden at the court
house In Jonesboro on the 18th Monday o
May next and make defense to said bill OF
the allegations thereof will be taken for con
iessed and the cause set for hearing Elk partt
MS to him. This, March Both, 1886.
A.. u. BOWMAN, G.. Il NJ.
aprlti BY W. +. YOUNG, ID. G. & Nj.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-04-08
Care of Young Lambs.

A newly dropped lamb is weak and
Insignificant thing, and yet it has an ulti'
mate value of several dollars. Carefully
nurse through their weak and helpless
stage, and then feed judiciously but
literally. Overlooking is the great dan
yer. a small quantity of warm, fresh
cows milk, given TO q weak lamb three
times a day through q nursing bottle, will
help it wonderfully. When the lambs are
three or four weeks old, an ouncc daily
for each lamb of n mixture of corn and
rye ground together finely, will be ser.
viccable. 1t is, however, better to feed
half a pint of it daily % each eve, which
will help the. lamb more than ifit were
given TO it.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-04-08

The greatest caution must be taken
10 catch n fox in a trap. Get a strong
steel trap in good condition. Make a bed
Of chaff where he will find it, and put u
few scraps of roasted meat in and about
the chaff. Let this bed remain n few
days; a good trapper has patience, After
YOU are sure the fox has been there scY-
eral times, place more meat in the chaff,
and SET n or more traps in the bed
lightly covered over. Securely anchor
the trap with n light chain fastened to an
iron rod driven firmly in the ground. Do
rs little walking about the chaff' bed as
possible and wait for results.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-04-08
BRANCH.

WARRESTON-Trains Nos. 80. 81, 81 and 81
connect daily and No. IS and 80 daily, except
Sunday, to and from Warrenton.
FRANKLIN DlvIsIoN-(Daily except sun
day. Leave Rocky MI. 7:OOa III. Arrive Frank
lin Junction 1920 n M. Leave Franklin juno
lion 800 p m. Arrive Rocky Mount 1880 p m.
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
On trains No. 80 and 81, Pullman Buffet
Sleepers between New York and Atlanta, via
Dauville.
on trains No. 20 aud 50 Pullman Buffet
Sleepers between Washington and New Or
leans, and Washington and Aiken via DAN
Vile.
ON trains No. 81 and5 Is Pullman Sleepers
between Washington and Louisville, II
Charlottesville and Cincinnati.
Through tickets on sale ut the principal
stations to all points. For rates or informa-
tion apply TO any agent OF the Company, or to
Us. Is. THOMPSON, a. G.. PA.
Alexandria, Va.
q. W. CHEARs. A. q. p. A.,
Richmond, Va.
SOL. HAAS, L. NJ,
april Richmond, V
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-There /, nrobablv no food 50 good

There ia probably no food 20 good
for recuperaiing exhausted muscles as
good, sound, heavy oats. They are easily
digested, nutritious, muscle building and
blood -making in a high degree. They
are little heating, do not tend to making
horses sweat, and, on the whole. are the
best food a horse can have. Barley is
yeiy good, not equal TO oats. Indian corn
is a poor substitute, not so easily digssted,
heating, and causing the animal to sweat.
As to system, o horse should have hay
first, then grain, and water when these
are digested, or water should be given
half an hour at least before feeding.
Horse, often have dyspepsia, induced by
being fed when warm, or being worked
after a full meal.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-04-08

To wash very dirty rag carpet, rip
the cams and take one width at a time;
soap the greasy spots, and then put into
the boiler with plenty of soft soap in
which coal oil has been mixed, half a
cup of oil to one quart of soap and warm
soft water; boil half an hour, then rinse
in several waters, each time pounding
the carpet with a stamper, and putting
through a wringer. You will be sur
prised to see how nice your old carpet
will look.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-04-08

To wash black cashmere, use warm
water containing considerable spirits of
ammonia. Rinse in well blucd water
of about the same temperature. Remove
from the line before entirely dry, and
iron. Do not fold, as that will cause
more wrinkles TO be ironed out than II
ironcd directly from the line.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-04-08
Many a Lady

is beautiful, all but her skin
and nobody has ever told
her how easy it is to put
beauty on the skin. Beauty
on the skin is Magnolia
Balm.
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NJ LIN F..
EASTWARD.
TIME
East'n Stand'd
*Daily. tDaily except Sunday.


OVINN ECTIONBs
At Roanoke Nos. 2and4 connects with She
nandoah Valley Railroad. No. has Pullman
Sleepers to New York without change via S.
V. Railroad and Harrisburg. No. 4 has Pull
man Sleepers to Washington without change
via b & o. Railroad.
At Lynchburg, Virginia Midland railroad
leaves Lynchburg for the North 100 q. m.
daily. except Sunday, and 200 p. m. and 1.50
n. m. daily; leaves Lynchburg 6.1O p. m. and
1856 q. m. daily, for Danville and the South.
Richmond & Allegheny II II leaves Lynch
burg at 2 10 p. m. and 1890 p M, arriving at
Richmond 800 p IN and 7 90 a m, daily except
Sunday.
No. q makes connection via Petersburg for
Richmond, arriving at Richmond l 30 p m,
daily. AT Norfolk No. 2 arrives 3 ~ p m. con-
Meeting with bay Lint Steamer, leaving Nor
folk daily except Sunday for Baltimore at60O
and witt. Old Dominion for New York on
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday,
and with N. Y. L. Il N. railroad, daily, leav-
Ing Norfolk at 800 p. m.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-04-08

Less than twenty years ago Ameri-
cans imported their carpets. AT the pres
ent time more yards of carpet are manu-
featured in and around Philadelphia
than in the whole of Great Britain.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-04-08
Men Think

they know all about Mustang Lin
imcnt. Few do. MOI to know is
not to have.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-04-08
New River Division.

Allinqu,i, us TO rates. routes, etc., prompt
Unanswered.
Ifyoua are gong to travel, drop a letter or
postal to ALLEN HULL,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
Roanoke, Va.
CHAS. G. EDDY,
Vice President.
JOSEPH ii. SANDS,
General Manager.
W. Il. BEVJLL,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
llmnriS6.
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f1AINES HOUSE.
KNOXVILLE. TENN.
G. Cate, Proprietor.
ON MARKET SQUARE.

Terms moderate, and table supplied with
all the substcntials and delicacies OF the
seasxn. live me u call, when again In
Knoxville.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-04

order to remain concealed from their
respective parents. They are ,oiug.
green, aud 10 they viii pardon "A
friendly newspaper tor -nyinV that
ihcy VIII grow wiser than the wnN
they have acted iu this iu4taur, midi
ont's them az this stage, the ,upgc-.
ton b. modcsuy ycnturcd II wa. Tor
domestic cause that the application
wa. made TO MR. Gilmjrc. the, had
some thought of locating here. and
that i- why they cnmc.tl,r, went 10
Temple hunting work thry went To
lay for hunting work, Al that IT,
straight and they had u righ' to a.,
-o. they left ample mean. 10 ,uppurt
the child, aud they had a IA
u"nh reason for committing DO
to ihc care Of a lady able {, ut
ford 10 tho uouri-hmcnt tue mother
could not give. But when Mr.. Ties.
lWI undertook 90 pass for some one
else Ia" uHdu mess OF 10 and got into
th" papers when hc certainly wa. not
on hunt after uotouctN The mu.
tive Tor conccalmcnt was fear chIcn,
of Captain Brown. he /. man to b..
irnrrd. lie and col j e.. Dcgrcs. ar
the only two men who rvrr fought
lich Thompson furry and kept ava,
from ih' graveyard after 10.
nm NEW. REACHED uuh
Ht Taylor that the invctcrntc hunts
men of news had discovered their
baby Nh lc-tarI had Just secured
work with the Missouri Pacific rail
WAY company but fearing that OBJ,
publication would distress Mrs. Gil
more Go the extent of uusing her tu
rrlinqui-h her charge. tine parent ,
. returned here on the first train and
spout last NIGHT with Nlr-. ~nrnh \
Monroe on FIRST street the lads
hitherto referred tO a5N friend OF MR.
Gilmore. They are poor. Young pcu-
ulC, not acquainted with the world tu
auy great extent Nu lhcy Arc hon.
f est, aud II Us regretted m this on.rc
/ that circumstances cnu-pd them temp
pear 10 pub be- pfiut- ia "a munncr 80
evidently embarrassing tu thcm rWE
. h\AMtNEN docs not lightly make
T -tHtrWnui4 %. 10 character n cdarr.
. Us searches tor mct-, dcuouucr- in
terms 80 plain that people djsupproyc
. occasionally, hut hunts for truth.
and generally gets h. aud believes
HAT iu this instance reader, vii
. accept IuE EXAMINERS Ger
tiiiuatc tnN Mrs l.stari
i- Un nilcrtiOuHtc young mother; that
/ her husband i- - "rcditHblc youth HuU
That the pair deserve better than theN
appeared when previous mention
WINS made. she -ai last NIGHT at Mrs
MONROE in the mrIor holding hci
buby and rnrc-sing b aud she 4id
+ 81 viii never part with my chlb again
Never"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-04

The Waco social club gave another
ot their delightful entertainments
last evening ~ the New McClcllund
hotel. The number OF INV ttutiou-
sent out was very gcnorou, and the
quests tillcd up the parlors, the por-
llcus and the corridors A most beau
lliul Hud novel feature of the evening
was the tullcttcs ut the members ui
the club, who had prrpar.
eel costumes madc Ia such
unique -tN lcs M to make them re-
-rinblr flowers, The effect was charm
my, and u, the roses, daisies, the Vio-
lets aud the lilies moved i'm musical
cudcucrs to the wultIrs OF the uIchr--
trn the scene MAS beautiful beyond
description. special rOulus were re-
served lur the deyotec. OF Pole and
Hos lc, where the RAy laughter and
music from the dancing apartment,
might not disturb that silence neCe--
,HrN tor the enjoyment OF whist. ON
the balconies, tables loaded with re-.
lrCHhmcuts stood conveniently sit
uatcd where tho long line of happy
prumonadcrs could enjoy such bless
ings between the intervals OF the
dance. The evening was brilliant
one and recommends the club highly
tor thor Ingenuity aud multcs- ar
ranEcmrnts and also especially 10 the
energy aud entertaining talent of
their worthy president Mrs u. IT,
GRAND who acted ~ hostess last even
mn
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McCLELLAND
OPERA HOUSE.
SANFORD JOHNSON, Manager.
Season Of 1886. 97.

We beg to congratulate our patrons
both In the CITY and county on the
brilliant outlook Tor amusement for
this season. Opening the house on
september 22d, with smiths Ben
Ringers and Andrew Novelty Conn.
panY, for two days, to be followed b.,
Mclutyrc Il lleath's Miustrels on the
2sth. We promise continuance OF
choice and amusing entertainments
up to April.
The house will be managed ~ here.
tOiOro, every thing III our power be-
ing done that wall cuuducc To- the
pleasure aud comfort OF our patrons.
Good order is guaranteed. A special
police officer VIII be secured aud be-
present at zach entertainment. The
street car limo ccntoriug almost Iu
'front.' Of the house, renders Hccc-s
easy, aud ingrcss to and cgres- from
the house, more especially were there
to occur from any cause a panic, could
not well he improved upon We
would here suggest, a. We are still
giving dates and booking companies,
that we are liable to- secure one tor M
earlier date than the one We now nn-
ticipstc opening with. 100 which event
the fact will be- madc known.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-04

Mr. Glow was -uu struck NJ bo-quc.
T VILE Yesterday.
Ten new complaints Wcrc lil,d IA
/ tho county court Yesterday.
~iIarubs t.I viii immediately cure
. you ui pains lu the hHrh. II cuulurr-
/ phin'
/ Judge BELL, his aud several other
/ families spent yesterday nc Proctor
f springs,
/ Mr. Henry Norman, Baltimore,
/ Md. cured severe cough with Rcd
. STAR Cough Cure
krr"IIrr l'nnkcrhoil Justice Ia.
VS. ana Justice sleeper were without
'll hluW uISlurH yesterday
IAN - "lh"r ANA Two "th'r oil
pl7"urr' r-rSprl }o'lrrdny and we're
I',lpNl'I "N nlI'''r lIuRll'l"h'
'Niuk u" Sl'Nhr7, oI states VA
h'7-'' lI' nearing obi lnr h'Hl''0r"rs,
'hHIt -" WIN rape mas h''n post
poe"
I"" ''N'I' arrested ir''hlN "h a
u'' ~ Oh '"''"'If was SURF rh"''eu
10Y '',' ""' '''I'''l '', ''"Nl' nc give
"n"'"', 7H'l, ,!', '"hI
a.. '' w. - "a .'".v WIS ,hI""u Ivi"
W., "u' '' "',' .'"I' IVY" '''3 y "E1' I'
WI. vi. Huo"' nSn," s""". Tue W ',
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-04
LIST OF ATTRACTIONS.

sept 22 y 33. Smiths Bell Ringers
and Andrews Npycity COMPANY.
Is. Mcintyre ~ llcaths Min.
strcls
oct. r.. 4 y. Benton
l3, ~kipucd by the Light oi thc
Moon.
l5& &c. Aunt Bridget Comb.
nation.
80. BARLOW, Wilson ~ lHuhius
Miu-trcls.
n, A Practical Joke Comedy
Company,
%. Gilmorc'z "Dcyil- Auction
%. lly. T. Walton'- DrmuAti,
Company.
$50 u 80. H. &. Bangs Comedy Co.
Nov. 5 The Flash Light.
10. /olo, the Magic queen.
rs. strangers of Paris Co.
~. Charlie, Pope.
10. CoulusiOn
"a. TWO Johns Comedy Co.
Dec. 3S g. liijOu Opera Go,
10. Walick's Cattle King Co.
Jan. %. Maudc Ntkiu-on Combine
ton.
4 ~, rarron, a. soap GuD.
bic
10. Mrs pr. bowers
~. llarr, Laccy'- Comedy Co
l3 Lille lay'- GAicy Co.
A. Barry ~ Fny's Comedy Co.,
lgN 3U. Mis-. Adelaide Moore
2lN %. kclUr'- Combination
co.
20 BARLEY Campbclls white
Slave.
Fob. /. Motrison'- Company.
2&3 Myra Goodwin, "~i-'
company.
10. -. -. BYRON.
II & -. Robson X Crane.
Mar. "a .. llnulou Bros lhntn-mn
Company.
y. Hicks Okcr-aud ~ Colurrd
Ministries.
Telephone connection may hc had
with the market or with me nt m,
residence
respectfully,
SANFORD JuuNsuN.
Manager.
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oIU6pUI, CHTtUH W CU
Boot aui -1o,.pyalcrs Waco. Texas
ran MY WI '.
Deputy Nh"rin DHn Iord aud "
John IIHrdWicL chase "a Horse.
IhiCt nud get Heat Sine
Wards 10 INery ten.

Wards 80 LNcrJ ten.
Oscar Darwin is Il horse thief lie
is horse thief because he ,tcals
horses. lie II was who brought two
horse. here and exchanged thcm iol
one, paying Sl5 to boot All that has
been stated. II lransprcs that Oar
win stole the horses from Mr. T. 4
Pillow, of Limestone county. ami
when that gentleman arrived and
claimed his beasts the llHrdWitk,
mAdc him prove hi, right ot
property and afterwards surrendered
the animals to MIR. Pillow chccrtully.
That has also been printed. But thi,
has not cstcrday Dan Ford aud
MIR John llardwick went up 10 Mr.
Pillow fence ON hunt after DHrN ia
who was at work in Hu adjoining
field. They tried to stalk their man
but Milcd lie SAW them aud ned.
Now, Darwin is lean and
long. aud when he ran lie
skinned the ground Ikea swallow
Dan Ford uud John llurdwiCk are int
aud they followed rs the snail follow
eel Mercury, harding the lean earth a.,
they ran Finding pursuit "A mockr.
- l'hH Nl'N Hl7 'u''l'l huN 'h'Ii
bnll accelerated the speed Of the living
horse thief until hr appeared
to bee black line
spun from proicclilr shot from All
Hrmor boring cannon of the krup
make. The race took place ucnr
hos-c. II startled the natives. ban
Fora j, back, So - MIR llariwick
Tho, look sad, ike they had lost "a
tricud.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-04

&c "o'"o,io,y Always gIyes ~
such men he'll have 10 stay with ns.
AT the Pacific HVtel--NA j scott.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-04
IncHI T,Iu- 'Hrd,
Wrs. T-stnrd ANA u"r Husband He
turn Hud claim Ih"ir IihhN
~ q. Curious Instance.
Hut ~ ~ straight.
Th"s ARE Iuu.
est fpoplp.

| est People.
Under scare head lines two In,
ago, the capital of the headlines being
the words, "a Mystery TN ENNNI.
MEN published mn account of mn M
| FAINT committed by strangers 10 the
care of Mrs. Eliza Gilmore. who re-
sides in An humble cottage located hc
tween Second Hdd Third streets, near
| the First street ccmrtarN. The ne
count was accurate IN rvvrN partlcu-
lar, except the suggestion that II wa
"a case of abandonment. The devoted
parents of the child entrusted Ii to
Mrs GilmOre's care Rdyiscdll Ms will
De- made plain, hereinafter.
TIE FATHER ANp MOTHER KEllHN.
Yesterday the evil officer, located
here went to the Missouri Pacific de-
pot to watch for the arrival of u man
whom they intended tu arrest When
the north hound train arrived such -
man accompanied hy Il lady got oil
sud were driven away In n hack
Marshal Moore, sheriff llarri- and
Oiliccr Knott folio wed the hack Hnd
arrested the gentleman NJ tho house
of Mrs. Gilmore where he and his
wife had halted. He proved To hr
not whom they sought but me- wns
Mr. II. A. Tesinrd whose currcSpou-
dcnce with Mrs, Gilmore respecting
tho child is already published. lie
easily satisfied the officers ~ to his
identity, having upon his person IN.
dispuinble pap2rE, and they Withdrew
VINO THEN ARE
MIR. Tostard il u boy, lie rs about
is years old, aud Is Il runaway from
his PARENTS who reside 40 Bron
ham. lie was hardly lifted Tor
the combat with life when he
took upon himself the res-
of paternity. lie has
made out fairly, however, 10y
hard work rs railroad man ma war.
ious capacities, sometimes as freight
clerk. Mrs. Tcs'ard IN nearly her
age. She was born IN INDo,
ri Lsmpasas Springs she lis tie .
daughter of oN-~hcritl jim Brown, OF /
Lee county, He II was, who hung .
Bill Lougely AT Giidlng,, .
Few people need be told who liil, .
.ongley, the murderer of thirteen |
men and two women, was, Captain f.
Brown is well known as the owner of |
ace horses. lie is in New York at F.
his time, engaged on the turf. The F.
mother of The ENAMlNEk.S pet babN /.
gss Miss Lula Brown. she, like her .
husband, Is n runaway. The Young .
couple eloped together from ForI .
aud were duly married nj |
ion2sles about two years ago Ihe} |
'ssumed the name OF Robertson III
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-04

TBI PANININI.
THE FXAMiNEK has withheld com.
ment On the Icltord pavement now
being placed upon Austin avenue be-
CAUSE. Notwithstanding II evidently
not viewed with satisfaction by the
majority OF tax. payers, this paper is
80 earnest All advocate OF improve
mcut that il is disposed to acccp
even the shadow Of II, nike - thirst
man at "a circus. who drinks phantom
lemonade Lately the Indignation o.
the people hA- grown into sOmcthin.
like clamOr, aud even now lHE Us
ANtNEK reluctantly adycrt- TO CO.
tppic The contractors appear I,
have Afforded excellent security tina
thcy will build lctord pavement
They hnyc given bond ia $1,000,
and Mayor Sturgi- agrees with tltN
Attorney Blair that the buud is gin
edge. IhcN Deposited $1,000 III cash
rs. ~ further security, TO the credit of
the city, and 10 per cent. of the prize
agreed upon i- withheld from each
in-bsImrnt monthly paid, AS - I'll.
/ further security la all this there b.
promise OF final satisfaction to every
body. liut the Icllord pavement iu
wolves stone and gravel with -oiu,
-and. perhaps Certainly stone and
gravel are cumprchcndD IA the -p'.
cillcNiOus. DO the contractors thIui
lhnt they are using stone. ltthr du
let them make TIE people Hgroo witt
/ them IuE EXAMINER will bee glad
to print their view ONT
WuNI PEOPLE SAY.
Mr. d. v. smith, II gentlemen OF
large property ia tins city, aud "a riii-
ZEN of excellent standing placed
piece of stone, selected ut random
from the mass dumped On the street.
into pr llaulcit- aquarium. II wa
imposed for twelve hour, ,uhmcrg-
cd, upon Il piece oi hard stone. aud az
the expiration OF that period It had
M bread thrown upon the water
Rubbed in the hands il brcamca blue
paste
Othcr similar tests were made al
ways with the saiuc result a lump
of that same alleged stone soaked in u
glass of water can be- stirred into II
Ms sugar melt, and stone wont do
that Cleopatra melted pearl So the
/ story books say, but she used HCid, il
the way 1t is told. lhc stone used to
pave Waco's streets is soluble rold
/ water bat that was - lluid Marc An
/ thunN never used.
Il regard that work as mecadamil.
ing, said Major John i. Herbert, and
he added: ut ia II" sense pave
mtnl
Mayor ~turgis' ~ 10 not ike H. -
never ala approve of it. II 1t If kept
wen under gravel ] lhinN 1t WIN last
1t h. cheap pavement any way.
ten. Tom Harrison "for thonN-
"hi- Oh year, mat stone mas rested
hhd'r thc Er"Nei NUS why wont u
Ihst ON me ,ir'rlS' covered uPt
''T' - u. u" mot III pin''hs
u "'i thr s'rc'l', 'h' position WIN re-
s"rd !" 'h' hv''h 7t"r r'l'A'h' uh'
'u'hE'u '"'7'p'I u W." ho' I"I" mo
P"'''' i'"', h""'Ncr' some Oh
| h'"N nave pe'h lrt'B u'Ail! u' P"7'u
u InH nv re'Pe'' III inc hurry Oh PlN,.uE
H., or men Hre hu' always careful
nv ""',"' pau'e" 10 '''ole, o''
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ATTENTION, PLEASE.
where Ia buS the Cheapest Gr"""r,"s
Nnd Country Produce,

Bart Moore has the finest asSort-
ment OF jcllies, Jams aud preserves
ever brought to Waco; all coming di-
rect FROM the preserving companies,
and he guarantees them to bc fresh.
llc oilers to sell cheaper than any.
body. Every Indy IN the city should
call or send their orders for some of
these dclicacies, Bart also receives
cclcr, fresh from St Louis, and has a
supply to-day. a fresh lot of eggs,
chickens aud country butter; also
western produce on hand, Before
making your purchases or sending
ont Your orders to-day be sure aud
call at Bart MOOre's,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-04

summer slippers, 20 10 Sangrr.
u'"lhrr'. they al showing elegant
Assol1mehls atgeIy low pfl,e.
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lnsl ~ Ilmeto gel his foot under IN,
"heois OF an engine which had inst
switched out Of tLe way OF the train
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Lost. \ horse shoe charm of gold.
inlaid with II black horses head. APP
ply NJ ENANINER office.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-04

MANN an innocent little darling is
suffering untold agony, and cannot
explain Its troubles mark your baby =
symptoms and YOU may find it
troubled with worms give it -Dr. j..
II. McLeAn's Nermifuge and restore
II ~ 4ulelnes, and heallh.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-02

FInerty on Ireland's Crtsis.

John w. Finerty, speaking of the
crisis in iceland. at Chicago, yester.
day. said Affairs in Ireland are
turning out as everybody expected. 1t
is the old, old story over again. There
will be a fresh batch OF imprisonments
and few more peasants shot. Unfor-
funately, the Irish are not in shape 10
give military resistance. There is no
earthly use in arguing with the Tories.
Dlllons advice is fight, to fight the
British inch by inch. Dillon and
O'Brien are showing more courage
than all the Others. Psrnell is an in
valid, and is out of the field. II the
long threatened war between Russia
and England comes, and the former
should throw arms TO the oppressed,
all Ireland would be in q blaze of in
surrection in week, and ii ought to
be. Ireland is today, ss she has been
for hundred years. ready TO welcome
as friends the armies OF any power
hostile to England. | don't believe in
Home Rule without lighting for it. II
anybody can show me any period in
English history where she ever gave
up anything TO any one without fight.
ing for il, I'll cave"