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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-10


. rom the Cleveland Lcadtt
Roscoe Conkling is very Kind To
women IN distress, aud the enormous
charge which he puts upon his ser
vices to great monopolics and mil
lio1aircs becomes nothing If the bus
iut SIS Is done Tor poor woman. Not
long ago n highly cultured ard intel.
ligcut woman of Washington found
herself, by the death of her husband
reduced 10 poverty. and she wa
forced to go 10 work ia the dcpar
mcnis though her husband had been
very wealthy and had lett her fort
uuc lie was "a widowcr. with sev.
rral children at the time she married
him, aud ator his death the property
fell into the hands of the children,
aud she could, from some tcchn-
cilily or other, not get hold upon
ANY of II She applied TO the lawyer
here nj Washington, and they advised
her hs ii was case which came
under the jurisdiction of the New
York courts, 10 90 there and consult
New YORK. lawyers. She had not
much money, but she went to New
York, aud was walking down Broad
way feeling very much worried and
entirely NJ sen ~ to whore she could
fad lawyer who would give her
the proper advice aud still not charge
her more than she could afford To
pay. AZ she passed the Western
Union building she saw upun the
steps Roscoe Conkling and another
gentleman taking She had seen
Coukling often in Wn,hingt N, bul
had nNcr been introduced 10 him.
lie had also noticed her ~ she passed
by this day. lie looked up, aud
their eyes met, aud she unconscious.
IS smiled recognition. senator
COuhling NJ oIcc left the gentleman
tu whom he was talking. aud held on
hi, hand. lie said: "NladHm, do not
remember where have met you. but
! src from your mcc that You ARE
greatly worried about something, and
want TO offer YOU my services If you
hink can be Ofany use to You
The lady replied that he could bc
of great use TO her. She WIS in
trouble. aud she needed the advice a.
"a lawyer. senator Conkliug then
made nm appointment with her Tor u
meeting nj hi oil e within lallnu
hour. She came, and he heard her
story, understanding the case ulmo-,
| iutuYliVclv, aud. n che says. stcmiuy
| tn grn.p IL ~ none of the Was ingtou
lawyers or her friends had done. lie
asked her questions, aud shn replied
at length. lie did not seem both.
cred ~ the iAct that she WINS taking
up great deaf of his time. aud at the
close OF her story he told her wuat To
do in u few words, making the situa-
ton ~ plain ~ though aualyiicnlly
di-,cclcd by the aid of an clrctric
light aud powerful microscope
Then with fear aud trembling She
asked him what his charge was for
III" advice, her heart lcaping into her
throat n- she did So, in fear that 1t
mi Int be more thad she could pay.
In the gcullest manner Mr.. COnkliug
told her he would charge her moth
ing She could hardly comprehend
bis reply n ii for moment her re-.
licl was 50 great that she could not
speak. The tears came to here ~
she thAulrd him. Ills advice gave
her back her fortune, aud she is now
one of the Greatest defenders ana
wor.h pers of Conkllng among his
many admirers of the other sex.
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CoInneICiHI Reports.

In the failure of Messrs Il T. Stur-
gis x Co. we have another instance
Of the unreliahlity OF commercial re-
porting, As it Is done in this country.
Bradstrcets, in their general report
of January LIST, put r =, Sturgis ~
Co, ut from $1,000 to $4,000 capital,
aud credit good. We have not seen
Dun ~ Co.'s report for the same time,
but his last report made rating for
Mr.. Sturgis about ~ the other did
Now. what we claim is, that this sort
of report IL not only generally unrc-
liable but highly injurious in every
way. There are men dong business
in this city who never had rating,
but who never failed TO meet every
paper due and VINO pay right along,
and yet nobody suffers. Now, here is
= house which gets good rating,
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| From the Houston Daily Herald.
| he failure OF this Institution has
been variOusly commented upon
through Iut the state, generally in n
vein Of ocAsurc of the bank officials.
tho succeeding developments ex-
mbit "A moral turpitndc and obli-
riousucs- upon the part Of the pres.
idcnt and directors which has no par.
Allcl in the annals of bank failures
anywhere recorded, Tho bank WIS
the owner of some very valuable
property In the city of Houston, but
before closing its doors the whole
concern was NOR gagged to secure the
president ana two of It's directors.
The only other. known asset is half
interest in wild lands formerly owned
by the late W. j. llutchings, ana
decided To the bank for money Dor
r we'd. These lands, though pos
scs-iug value, are not immediately
aVllHblc aud months, perhaps years,
must clapso before they eau be con-
verified into cash.
In the meantime, after securing
himself and two brother director, 10y
gobbling up all that is available, Mr..
Baker, tho president coolly assures
the yiclimi2cd depositors, il they viii
only keep cool and exercise the vir.
tue of patience they will all be paid in
full.
Another. and perhaps worse feat
ure in the case Is that some deposit
tors were informed of the insovcnt
condition of the concern, and allowed
10 Withdraw their deposits while
others woro Kept in trustful ignor-
arcr aud lost all, The class thu, left
out comprises widows aud men Of
small means in Houston and else
whore IN the state It is u rotten
mess, aud should lead 10 stringent
laws regulating private banking in
the state.
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ears, which he though rescmblcd the
voice of cat. he warly walked
toward the bundle, expecting at
cjcry step to see cat rush out, aud
when he reached it gave it slight
Kick. Then apAintive little cry was
heard.
Il still felt tinid," IA, said, "and
stopped over aud carefully unfolded
the wrappings was greatly aston
islcd when | discovered the bright,
chubby face ola boy--now, IL might
have been a girl-but. IL was "a baby.
anyway, and 1t looked mp into my
face and smiled. That smile went
right TO my heart
"llOw old WAS the baby. Mr.. Lor-
ingy"
"Nut more than or5 days"
.--"And 1t smiled Mt you and looked
appea'ingly into your lacc;"
at certainly did,
mir Loriug, wa It really smile,
or a case of cOlIcy'
"l'm not sure. But | couldn't
leave the poor thing fOrsakcn and
cold 80 picked it up carefully -'
Carried II humc|
"No, to the police station"
"Why didn't YOU take II homcF
"Did You ever rcnd that novel,
What viii he do with ~
The babe was ,till in charge of the
municipal authorities mt last report
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A Mnrn,nc.n, sncc,,mrn.

surgeon Thomas j. &. Maddox. l..
:, ~, who ACCOMPANIED the dctach-
men; of troop {, eight cayaly, which
was amhushci by the Apachcs near
Alma, New Mexico, Oh Saturday last.
aud who WIS almost instantly Killed
in the first tn Of the indians, was IA
magnificent specimen OF manhood
Standing six feet three inches and
built III proportion he made figure
that men, Ms well As women.
looked upon with admira-
ton. Mentally he was
equally attractive, lcing mn enter
tanning couvcrsutiunalist and the
po-sc,sor ofH finely cultivated voice.
Formed physically like IA llcrculr.,
he made "a Conspicuous target for the
hidden -AvHgc-, one of whose bullets
had for lis mission ihe termination of
Ibis promising lie. TO what Count
Iolstoi call, the worlds doctrine of
resistance WIS sacrificed noble
victim.
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rTEuSrEE's SALE.

by virtue Of the power vested In me ~ trns.
tee ~ certain deed In trust executed by
John Peters 10 secure c. b. Wiue T lis as.
slglis, IA the payment Of two ptomissOry notes
iuf VI, upO.iO zach, described Ia SAID deed OF
uusL which Is recorded on page lgi Of book o
nl Tie records of mortgages of McIennRn conn.
~ Tex viii, Ou saturday. the lhifilrth day
~ January lasG NJ the request uf sarah r.
James the twncr Of suli notes which arc up.
pld sen ht public auction for cash before tile
door OF The house of McLuunan county.
Tex Waco for the putpo of paying on
'nid notes, the following described tracts of
Hnd situated In Mulauuau county. Texas. to
WI 100 acres, more or less out Of the W.
Frazier "a lcaguO survey on the divide be-
tween liogg creek and Middle Bdsque, begin.
ming 90 yaras y 9Os W from the original sW
corner Of the Holmes survey out Of said FRA.
yl'f survey; thence n ave " as yaras 10 a
planted stone; thence n 6q7 llls yafas to a
planted ~ ne, thence ; 500 r. CAS- varAs To a
planted stone. Potts NV aud Holmes NJ cor.
cr thence 60 Wliis warns Ia the beginning.
and also ri, NJ that tract Of land containing
eight acres, more or 10 s. out of the samuel
Johnson headlight on the North liOsque river,
conveyed 10 said Witte by John n, Locker on
May 70 1913, by deed recorded on pages ~ and
~ NJ book Of the deed records OF McLcunRn
county The sac viii be made between lO
O'Clock "A. m and o'clock y m Of said day.
H. GRAHAM, Trustee.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-10

From the Detroit Free Press
Nose liilluus,H country darkey, en-
tered kiscr's drug store aud inquir-
ed:
Bose, yer got any smoothing
-yrupf'
kiscr gave HIM n bottle of Mrs.
Win'low's celebrated compound, and
inquired "if he wanted anything
else"
The darkcy lookck around, aud
seemed to be in deep meditation,
when he broke out with:
"laS, my Old woman tolc me ter
git her some or dem conlounded
libcr.coatcd pills and or box ar con-
sccrated lie yer got ony er dati'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-10

TmE following sentiment. spoken
by the Paris Balaucc-W Wheel il
growing to be very broad one in
Texas Just now. Ross will not be
beaten either because ho IL an illus
trious confederate soldier" n
wHh-hoss or because lac is farmer.
lie is n man all over aud one of the
whitost, cleaucst, brondrst. purcst
aud ablc,t in the state, aud lac viii
mako whaling good governor:
The Wheel adyocatcs General Ro.,
for governor, not because be- is a
farmer, but because he H. well quail
fled tor the place, amt for the great
services he has rendered the ii, mo-
cratic party aud the state of Texas.
Now let the farmers take the Balance
Wheel aud attend the county convcu.
tion-, aud sui Ross win hc the neat
chicl executive of the commonwealth
What sny the people shall il be- Ross
for governor
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aud IN the midst of an apparently
prosperous business season fails for
nu amount lar above that which ! is
rated in the reports. There Is some.
thing radically wrong in all this, Mt
least the agency reports are proven
to be not whit more reliable aud
Trustworthy than mere street talk
Then why should the commercial
public consent to be taxed for some
thing which 1t does not get, the safe
guard Of reliable rating.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-10

FROM the New York Tribune
John NJ. Loring is n popular mem
Der of Pilgrim Congregational church
In Harlem, and is over ready with his
hands or pocket.book toald in plans
for the social or financial benefit of
the church. lie is au unmarried man,
and faslidious in his dress aud man
mcrs. A bit of recent experience
makes him blush every time II is
mentioned, lie was walking through
ono Hundred aud Twonty-eighth
street few EVENING" ago, when he
observed neatly wrapped parcel IN
the pavement, and as he approached
il peculiar wall sounded upon his
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-10

TuhRE lisa steady stream of shcL
ola falling into the Dallas Time,
strong box, and Brcr Stcrrctt j. Kept
So busy looking after them that he
has woll.nigh thrown his interesting,
ncisiyo and viyHcious pencil aside
We don't like that.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-10

REAL simon pure old time skating
Wa ndulgcd in 10y the b'hoys of Wa
co yesterday. These opporunitic,
only come 10 US once or twice In u
lifetime, mud they should be made
the best OF, when they do come.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-10

Waco needs the extension of her
water service now worse than she
needs ANYTHING else, except tho uni
Ncrsity endowment and the marrow
paguc shops An Of which she will
have IN good timc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-10

from an Exchange
a quart of milk was recently taken
from several fine bred cows on eXhi.
bition AT Portland, Oregon, to test
the richness of each. The milk was
placed in glass Jars and allowed to
rise. That from one of the cows
showed more than three eights pure
cream. The jar was filled to depth
of nine inches, Of which four were
solid cream.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-10

TuE Portland (Orc) Word, is "A
staunch. able aud determined demo.
cratic paper. a good democratic pa
per ought 10 coin money In Oregon,
As yet they are very nearly us scarce
~ hens teeth.
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WE are in favor Of giving every
worker In the United States n fair
and living chance, aud then of sitting
down boldly aud emphaticnlly upon
every single manifestation of com
nunism, socialism or other "ism" oil n
dangerous or doubtful nature.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-10

WnEN u man fails in business he
ought to be able to show money or
stock for all of his indebtedness or
tell whore ii has gone. No honest
failure ever occurred where thi. could
not be done.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-10

WHATEVER may be- saidof Hon
ia, Is, Bedford, Of Colorado, asa pro.
hihiuonist. he is Que of tho aLIosl aud
staunchoH pro.siIycr mon in the mt
tiOu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-10

THAT must have been funny fight
which occurred between the editors
fthe two an Marcos papers, The
Cressctt editor gives his version of it
in his last paper.
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JUpGE HARE has been selected to
represent the interests of GHysou
county, ~ to appropriations for fed.
cral buildings, otc. No better solcc-
ton could nave been made, possibly,
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DrssoLurIoN OF pARrERsuur,

The partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned under the firm name Of L..
yinski Il Albea, has been this day dissolved by
mutual consent Mr.. Alhea retiring from tho
firm. Mr Leyinski assumes all the ii bilitics
and win collect all the debts, notes and no.
counts due the Old arm,
Waco December 3lst 1875.
J. LENINsKl.
g. r. ALBEA.
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THE Glen Rose Citizen thinks
Waco only needs Glen Rose artesian
water to complete her glory. II wonlp
be good thing, ii she didn't already
hsvs the very best water in the state.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-10

Mrs. McPHERsoN waddles oil with
the sherman post office, The short
est way out of the nuddle at Waco
would be to change the gender Oh the
auDlicauts.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-10

SLIGHT whins from the approach
ing municipal storm ARE coming in
occasionally, Tho thing promises to
be live enough as 1t progresses
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Now may the good Lord proteo'
us. The Houston Light Guards are
going to star il over the state
the coming summer. Alas alas
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-10

When II man and his wife wish to
be divorced it, Burmah, each lights u
candle. Then they sit down aud look
glum till one ol the tapcrs burns to
the socket, Then the owner of the
candle that lasts the longest obtains
the decree, aud the other fellow lights
ont,
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THE Sherman Register cries water,
water water, aud there isn't n drop
10 drink to be had for either love or
money.
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THE blizzard puts no roses into
the cheeks of the unlucky wight who
phys the fuel bills.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-10

NJ. GREyY Is going tor third
term. France knows good thing
" hen she sees IL,
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BrLL STERnEl-I aint signing for ALL
other evening paper Ia swallow, the
last is enough and Billy amt easy in
his "inards Till yit.'
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nlssoLvTloN or rARTNrNsmr

The partnership heretofore existing brtwccu
the undersigned under the firm name of llu.-
lOway * lkuer. has been dissolved by ma.
tuHl consent Mt Holloway retiring from the
firm, MIR, FAlkucr assumes all the liabilities,
aud viii collect all the debts, notes und ac
counts due the Id firm
Waco January 18th lssd
II. f HOLLOWAY.
G. FNlkSEk.
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MAYOR WILKES wishes it distinct
~ understood, once for all, that he is
most positively not in the race for
mayor next time. There now!
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ALI the Waco churches are well
warmed and perfectly comfortable.
The seats are also tree.
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DIssOLTTION NF MISREPRESENTATION

The partnership heretofore existing bptwccu
the undersigned under the Arm name Of Lyons
& NOyich, rs this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent Mr., Lyons retiring from the nrm. Mr.
SOyirh Will continue the business nj the old
stand. ami assume all II lbilltio, oi the iirm.
and viii collect all the debts. notes aud uc.
counts due the Arm
Waco Tex January 9Th, 1850.
ISAAC INONS
SAM NuNlCH.
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The Whitney Messenger cuts it,
coat accoI ding TO its cloth. II comes
on the half-shcll occasionally.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-10

The permanent gobblcmeut of the
Texas II Pacific by the Missouri Pa
cihc, is Indicated by thc. appointment
of receivers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-10

Oun new district Judge is winning
golden opinions from all.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-10

The whitney Messenger docs MS
proud in the following brIcf article ;
The EXAMINER improves each
shining hour, aud Is the best daily in
Central Texas,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-10

In is quite evident that President
Bakers statement doesn't satisfy
everybody; else, why do they groan ?
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-10

The Marlin Ball seems very well
satisfied with Eugene Williams, aS
district judge.
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Thanking tho public for their kind patron.
age, l request continuance OF the same for
outsyc cssor. Mr. J, Lpyiuski who will con.
inuc the business A. the old stand
g. 4. AlBEA
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ANOTHER county election il coming
ON. 1t also promises Amusement.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-10

The paragrapher on the Laredo
Tines las entirely recovered from
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-10

THE bi-mctaiists Of Colorado are
very active now.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-10

THuEn chairmanships for Texas is
doing pretty well
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tInCIiIuatI's BOOMERANG

NHNWN Nv TTIWN,
Cincinnati is beginning very large
ly TO reap the harvest she has sown,
aud tn feel the force ofihe whirlwind
she has stirred up. The waving of
the bloody shirt has east drops that
have widowed mud blasted the south
crn trade OF the city which lloutcd it
~ it, emblem.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-10

TEXAS has little sympathy with
the million4ircs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-10

WACO cburchos are we'll warmed.
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For specscles, eye glasses and optical goods
40 'o Lcyiusk. & Albea, Jewellers and opt'c
ons Who guSTsu,ee 10 suit every eye age OF
udlt.on.
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y
We have bought ont Mr " G. Kcllum I'm the
Riverside stables and ,tnckyurls, thoroughly
oygrhauledAHd renovated that pupular stand
for purpose Of adding to tie best conducted
stables "A general live stock comm ssiuu bust
moss vii buy aud sell All kinds of 1--we stock
and guarantee satisfaction, Mo have for sale
thirty head Il fine horses. also, mu,rt stall
Hons, Jersey bulls, huggles carriages, hacks.
harness. etc. Inspection ~ stock nui cores
pondcncc solicited. Telephone connection.
Respectfully, OGLEsBl a kOBlN'uN,
RUS il1. NHcn, Tex,
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dcnguc, His paper indicates that
plainly
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ID rAso lournnIlsn. Is mo.

TIM blizzard wa. a whi11cr.
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n is sunday, 90 to church.
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DowMANs XVI REMEDY WILL CURE
ID lock jaw. spider bite, hiooly lux aud
dlArrhcu. neuralgia ear ache tOuth.nchc
chllis, collie aud Cramp. rheumatism, Group.
piles, sore aud weak eyes, 4 spcpsla pnlpita.
lion of the heart, spinal affection nnd weak
b ok. Compounded nh sold by Jup. bowman,
7l} Franklin street Waco Tex
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No we didn't, Fishburn.
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! = ROCERY STORE FOR SAlE-TuE
tst0re Of Z. GtOssmru. ut West station. cone
tanning muicralc stock family gfn'crlys, Clu
10 bought ~ = bargain, rs the uWuvg wishes
IN retire For particulars inquire 90 West. ur
In Waco. AT /. LOwingcrs, south side square.
LNORsALE-sTOVE WOOD OR CORD " oOD
II Leave orders ut Moore Is Thump.pus
MRS y. \ klhNrAIKlCk
EOR SALE good second hama rugluc, per
feet running order good as rev. 40 halt
price. Tow lAbGlTTs
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EoR sALE-rAtR or HowEs COUNTER
j scales, almost new, at Tom SMITHS auc.
ton house
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WACO. TEN JAN. 10. 1876

In is cold for sure.
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Nuu CAN GIT A so. / CNPREss CTS.
l tern. better thau brick guaranteed not
TO burst In ten year. or money refunded over
corner Of seventh and Mary streets, Waco. Tex
THE NEW ORLEANS ENPOSlTlCN-COM.
' Portable rooms ut No 2lt Camp street. con.
venient to business aud erpoyluo grounds
L'LLGs' GENERAL DELIVERY WAGON
u Moving furniture n specially. Leave or
iets at Fun and Austin streets
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DYEISG AND SECURING.

fI'HE LITTLE FRENCHM An cleans. presses
j and dyesi coats, vests aud p.uts, rem
dering them good Hs new. Hats dyed aud
blocked. Ladies' dresses ribbons, sHshes.
plumos. etc. cleaned, dyed aud pressed. Re.
pairing gcntlemeu's clothes speciality Sat.
ttactiou guaranteed Dying huusouu Wash.
lugtuu street near Fourth.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-10

LoR SALE CAEAP-THE WHITE ELE.
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