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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-13

A meeting Of the citizens and residents
Of Palatka Heights will be held at the
residence of James l,urt, E,I, on tie
10Th Of June, l-sG. at 40 o'clock, =. M.
to take NJ cessary action to form and or
ganzs town corporation Of said
Heights, al made AMI provided in such
eases by the statute 81 the State Of
Florida. palatka Heights, June l2. 1856.
JAS. SANDs, "A. PETEENANN,
PrrER PETERMhN, JAS Brit.
NJ. II. RoGrHo. Cu,s. J. RoGEgo,
T.. NJ VARY, l.. RICHMOND,
7. EcIoIS, A. NJ. LOCKWOOD,
IRVING GlLIS. WV. j. VINEGAR,
II. l.. LIIENTm,L, JNo. G.. TELLER.
W. &. HAEGRoyE, 7. A. GARRISON.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-13
Weekly Dry Goods Price List,
CORRECTED WEEKLY Hy
lorIS FAik. DEALER IN DnN Coon,

gyle, ~ inch, itac: Dwight. heavy. Sisr.
l'iEAtnEp Fruit Ut the Loom ~ inch, st.r
l.ons'iale, u inch. 81; Cabot, NJ inch .i.c.
farme, : Choice ~ inch lie.
siEEriNG Lockwood. I!oston ~ ,s!iec; lo-t
&c.
toTToNs Duck. souncr i!c; brown nrill nc
Denims, .'e,t' lie, Geo. Checks 1tsc: thiyuts
lWt l2isc
1I,kiNG Mess, ,tec: heavier Toe: best III,
Feather ls.t.
PkiNTs--a American Shirtngs, 10: American
Dress style &c Indigo aud Atunlde, 80
GiNGnAMs - shirt styles, -, Sc Hui o..
Dress styles lh'.
scarsucks II; Toilc In Nurl, l2tl.
JEANS Kentucky, lie to- ;.'c; wool Filling
~. Cotton Diaper @Gfluc.
LAWNS Dress, DC; best, Sc, Victoria, nr.
CRASH Cotton, III; Linen Oh
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-13
PALATKA, FLA, JUNE IL, 1856.

AUCTION.-I will sell at the old stand
Of Earle & Co., Lemon street, large lot
of Dry Goods, Shoes, Clothing. Notions.
Housefurnishing Goods, etc. The goods
must be sold regardless Of what they
bring. Sale to commence Saturday
evening and To- ie continued every even
ing until sold. For tho benefit ~ the
Ladies will have sale Monday after
noon at O'Clock. Call and get bar
gains. b. l.. i.ilienthal, Auctioneer.
iela.lw
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-13
Notice 10 Yacht Owners,

Al those desirOus Of entering their
yachts in the regatta to le held in Pa
latka IN july I'd, 1888, will please cor
respond with the secretary, stating rig
and wAtev-line measurement. Entries
close on the 2Gth inst. List 81 prizes
given on entry. Immediate correspon-
pOndence requested.
JOS. T.. BALDWIN,
je4n Secy Com. Arrangements.
NOTICE To rEACMERs.- i am directed
by the board Of public instruction tn
hold the annual examination of teach.
ers for the public schools ~ Putnam,
county on the 10th, 18th and 18th Of June
~. The examination will begin nj 0
4 =. m, each day, Mt the white pubic
school building in Palatkn.
M Respectfully,
A. }. WOOD.
In. Sec. and Co.. Supt. Of Schouls.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-13

SLATE ROOFING. ARE now pre-
pareL tofurnish the hest quality of Roof.
ing Slate Mt $s.15 per square Of 10 feat
lad, and call the attention Of builders
AMI others who desire safety from fire
sparks and goo,i pure cistern water 70
this very beautiful and durable material.
Address X. NJ. Shouse. Agent, BOX No.
90. 7. o., jacksonville, Fla. Mp23 I'm
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-13
Sec. and Co., Supt. Of Schools

For SALE. Steam yacht Red Wing.
35 feet long. foot beam; rebuilt last
September. Apply to Fred. Hubbard, at
A. v. Mounts. mya5 cod u
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-13
Notice 10 CITY Taxpayers.

81 order of the City Council. the ity
tan hooks III he closed June @)th, 1855.
All taxpayers who fail to secure their re-.
cslpls on or before the above date, will
have their property advertised and sold.
.. T.. S. NEck. City Tax Collector.
iptt tgt
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-13

THE OLo RELIABLE. KalsOmining, Al
abastering and Whitewashing artIsti-
cally done without removal OF carpet.
Address Green Marion, city. jel3 Ut sMF
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-13
wv }. WlNEGAR.
REM. HARRISON
). ]. kfNNEtiiN,
:. L. HAM MuNp.
ittiHr. W DAVIS

HOTEL FOR Rent The hotel hullIlnt
known as the Graham House. is offered
for rent at reasonable rate. Apply to |,
Falk. .stt
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-13

SITUATION WANTED by competent man.
Drug business or book keeping preferred.
Good references. H., care Capt. 7. &.
Butler, Palatka. jel2.eOl 5t&wlt
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-13
A Card.

Rumor Icing in circulation that the
firm Of Finninger 4 IeVan ~as insol'
vent, | desire tosay that ! shall paw every
cent that the firm owes lefOre ] leave
PaIatka. As fer Mr.. l.eVans personal
debts, l have nothing to do with them,
tn1 am in no way lie ponsible for the
same. G.. A. Finninger. jel2 10
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-13

Six room house, with large lot OF live
acres, on Palatka Heights, for rent. Ap
ply TO Baldwin 4 Cochran. jelat-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-13
How the secret Leaked Out.

The National Republican gives an in.
tercsting account Of how the secret Of
the President engagement first leaked
out. 1t says: ~ telegraph operator in this
city was the first person outside Of the
Cleveland and Folsom families to dis.
cover the fact of the Presidents engage.
ment This knowledge. however, proved
very unfortunate for him and resulted
ultimately in the loss Of his situation.
Ca the night preceding Miss folsom's de.
parture for Europe telegram, written
by the President, was handed in Mt the
telegraph office. 1t WAS addressed to
Miss Folsom. The operator who sent
the dispatch has mania for autographs.
lie made copy of the original dispatch
which he filed with the others trans
mitted by him, and carried the original
home, his intention being to cut of the
signature AMI place it among his other
collections. Both his wife and his land.
lady were shown the despatch. Ii con.
tanned sentiments of such "a nature as TO
leave no doubt in their minds that love
affair, to say the least, was on the the
taps. AMI this secret each solemnly re-.
2oived to respect. In the course Of time
disagreement occurred between the
two ladies'. which resulted In the opera
tor and his wife seeking other qua tiers
The landladv, in revenge. called at the
telegraph Office and reported to the
proper officials the operators connection
will, the stolen dispatch. Tho operator
made mn denial Of the charges against
him. but said he had intended No harm.
tie had, however, broken an inyiolable
rule Of the company and was giver a
week in which to resign. and now he in
looking for another job. The news then
leaked out and a friend of the publisher
of II little country paper sent out the
fact. No notice was taken Vt the ob
scure paragraph for some time when a
New York paper took it up and 1t b'.
came general
Rultons-"I .ettcr sir. Bearer wants a
answer" MIR l'nmptons Bloward (who
has got on Don't speak like that,
you dreadful boy You never hear mo
say n answer Buttons mo. sir; you
puts hatch in, sir. Taiht you fault,
sir; there weren't no school board when
you was boy. sir Sacked, Fun.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-13

For RENT. Eight-room house, cOnve-
nient TO business pant Of town. Apply to
A. UusinA. jelO II
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-13
Article of Association,

NOTICE Is liEkEBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned have this day associated
themselves together. under the general law
OF the state OF Florida providing for the
formation of corporations, and the act :
anendatory thereto. under the corporate
name OF the Paatka News Furnishing Com
phhy. That the principal place at hti>incss
of sad Company shall ir at ialtka, p.ttnnm
county. Florida; ana that the general mature,
oi the hus In 49, tn lT Transacted shan IL, th,,
pub ish.ng al u Daily AMI week., Npwsptp r.
anu do .lub and Butk printing, aud such DIN, r
things as pertain Ia that ktnl ct ltIs,nr~.
lhat the amount vi the capital stock ,f sad
Company shall he Five Thousand Dollars
consisting ut NIFTY shares at one hundred dol
lars each {" be lsd in III tnll hciur,, begin.
hins business. That the time of the com
lneiceinent I'll SAID business shall l., mo
tenth day nf March, l>~f ar us soon us th,.,,.
articles are tiled with the secretary Of STAT,
anu county clerk. aud SAID corpurtit inn SHAH
laSt twenty Years II not SOuiirr di,~uI, rI
lhat IN" officers who shall perform the bust
iltsS al said COMPANY, shall he IA President
secretary and Treasurer. whose term ut nf,
nee snail he one year from date uf ,lr,tn,r
IN Whites whv'tol We hrrpuntu ~uh,,ril,
our names tu til" tot, going article. utI I'M,
Tenth hsN ui March, A. II lSsi
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-13
n Wicked Partner.

'l)o you know what Ia running this
country said Judge l,luker. 81 will
tell you. II IL not over production, but
1t IL the dishonesty Of the people that
destroys public and private confidence.
!, Ill give you an example Of dishonesty
practiced upon mo by party named
Jimpleson. lie came to my house one
day and told me that he had ono OF the
best schemes in the world; said that he
had a gold mine not far away, and that
y he only had little gold with which
! t6salt Il he could sell the claim for 800.
600. lie was so plausible. talked 80 fairly
that was completely taken in. wen,
with him and looked at the mine. ! was
in need Of about $jD, 900. NJ | concluded
to let him have the gold. lie said that
h, could take gold piece, carefully
crate II off. and 40 skilfully imled Il
in ne sand that no one could detect our
scheme. How much gold will it take?'
1asked.
"Oh, about $500. I can take tina,
amount and make the place worth Y,
least $3.50. 900 to u.s."
~ gave him the money and he got q
crater and went out to the mines. Sew.
efal Jays aIteTWaTu I've nViteu NE III
come out lie had done his work well.
We invited capitalists 10 come and mike
a bid. Ny partner was not present when
an assay was made. Good thing for him
that he wasn't. lie had sailed the mine
with copper dust and had kept the gold.
have not seen him since. Now, don't
you nee lost confidence in him. He il
not an honest man."
The Wedding Presents Will he Kept.
q II is stated that the President. since his
return, has announced his intention of
keeping all the wedding presents.
"Why should not y he Is quoted as
saying; wedding presents are given to
the bride. do not accept the gifts as
President Of the United States, but they
ARE sent to my wife. Surely no objec'
ton can I've taken to such proceed
ings."
The question whether the President
would accept the gifts sent him has
caused considerable comment, some PEG.
ple contending that as President he could
not accept them. The discussion has
been considered out Of place, and the
Presidents action, therefore, settles the
matter. Baltimore American.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-13
BEAUTIFY AND PURIFY

Your Walls and Ceilings with kalsOmine
Alabastine Whitewasl,. etc. Applied by
G. NJ. Ilamlin, Of New York. Send
postal 10 Palatka postotlice. jell.2t
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-13
PALATKA RETAIL MARKET.

CoRRECTEB WEEKLY BT
A NJ HsTGHFtS 4 HEO-. NHOt E>sI AND
RETAIL GKOe ass. PHENIX tLos =.
PALSTKA. fLA.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-13
PAlA1kA WHOLESALE MARKET.

,oRHttTED wrtkLy Nv
A. ". HAt,.uTbN n BRo., WnoiEStiE MD
retail. GitnEiss, ruENiN i.is,'k.
pNLArkA fioHipA.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-13
PaIatka Wholesale Grain Market,

toRHu1Ep NrFkLN nv
GARpNrUN EAroS, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
fiorR. GRAiN. nav, LIVE, PiAsrrH,
HAIH, tEMENr, FEHfliIkfRS,
Htuk, liAS,loR ORANGE
ItuNES. Ere.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-06-05
NEW SERIEs-NOL. VII. NN..34.
Song.

O. th.>-e n,t,c h:r~i> en- trenlhic sIrayi
I.Ar,. sev =, flnl h.ta a reS.
There MRS anc we;st rarely over ia saa;
A..I arte few >t1al-,b; for he North caa4l.rie
But the third
l..tlc bird
IL winged his way ;o the wate~y Wes.,
u aere one tia. laye 49, siShH,S.
ph. for the witherlnS hra:nbIc spray.
AMI The hir,l that Sleeps III his r-~>t'
There : IN" III castle over tn @a,
And oar II pine II tn North Cnun;rie,
bn, thr third
Little bir7!.
He sings n a lattice far IN the West,
" here oae that | love lies dyinS
hh me, for the tharnv hsainhIe pray
And the weary bird IN IN, nt,-t
1l.rc i one that ,irram> oG the silver sna,
And one looks over tha North Conntrie.
but the third
I.t'!. bird.
'Ie sings Ger grave IL n" silent West,
Where ONE that love i, isIi-
-thnnthrrs .fnurudi.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1886-06-05

A-1--
A''@ator Ferguson, We'll known
character in Florida. is the subject Of this +
sketch He has made snug sim from I
the tsech Of the alIi4ator> he has Killed,
and / IN expert at the business. Teeth |
are sprth from s. l. $5a pound, and
sometimes he gathered from six to eight
pounds IN single week. lIe never
cared anything for the bodies. although
they are worth more than tha teeth
Ferguson did not continc his operations To
any part ular portion Of South Florida.
but from Tampa to Biscaync Bav. and
from the 'aw graS, fields of Lake Apopka
TO the shores Of Okccchobcc he created
constcrna ion among the scalv denizcns
Of the marshes. and He could lay claim to
having killed more alii-ators than any
other msn living lie made his bed
among tlcm, ate among them, spent
many mcnths among them as his only
companions, and it is probable that he
hardly c.er thought or talked Of any
thing but alligator> The gigantic snarlS
and groWl> with which they communed
together il early spring was the only mu-
SIC which charmed his ears. At that
time Of the year he knew they could be
found in pairs and more easily captured
He >tayel among them 50 long that he
became, as some people said almost
amphibiouS. One man thought Fcrguson's
teeth were growing longer, and another,
. with an exceptionally keen pair of-cycs
was certain that the great hunters skin
was growing rough and hard in patches.
preparatory to changing into scales. Fer
gu,on didn't care a cent what they said
or thought about him 50 long as he could
Kill 7IG aliigators and sell their teeth.
He always claimed that the aligatorS
Were moro plentiful on Fish Eating
/ Creek, but that their teeth were very
much inferior to those from other places
On the gulf coast, he said was the
best place for real good teeth, and pro
fc~>od preference for salt water aIliga-
tors Those that live in salt water arc Of
stoutcr build, and the head is larger in
proportion to the body than that of the
fresh water species, some people claim
that they are more ferociotIs than the
other, but Ferguson does n6t think so.
4 L Il
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-30
'ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Seed, rye and barley, nj Palmcrs.
Look out for Ellis moving wagon.
For line work 90 to the Waco steam
Laundry.
Give your orders tor ice to Farley
He'll deliver on time.
Lack, the tailor, has the best assOrt-
mcnt of goods ever brought TO Waco.
Have your clothing laundricd at
Waco Steam Laundry.
Give your ordtr r. for Ice to Farley.
He'll deliver ON time.
Hot and cold ba h- at all times at
the Waco Stegm Laundry.
Something new. hr. Louis $500.
mems calf health shoe, ut sleeper.
Clifton & Co T. Thi, i- good shoe {;
Try them.
Colden's Liquid Beef Tome l. Il
wonderful remedy Tor weakness
ever and loss OF appetite"
LCaye your order with Lack, and
your clothes will be- made TO iii YOU
George W. Mclaughlin sell and
dclivcrsa big load OF dry stove wood
for ~ 80
Farlry's lee meets the hot wave Sue
cessfully. 1t is the only thing that
can do that.
Farleys ice meets the hot wave sue
cessiully 1t is the only thing that
can do that
boarding and lodging at Alex
Brule's White Elephant restaurant.
Give him call
New evening shaded in plain aud
brocade dress silks nj Sanger Broth
Tiers.
When you are in the city, order
your suits made NJ Lacks.
Lack the tailor, takes orders from
cities aud towns adjacent to Waco.
No shoddy goods; every piece OF
cloth IN Lacks establishment Is guar
antecd.
Fresh grllt-, hominy. oat meal, pearl
meal, Graham flour and new crop rice,
at &. G. McCulluch's.
Cheap sugar, Hour aud molasses, AT
L. &. McCuIloch'-.
Baggiug aud lies cheaper than they
have been Tor years, ut L, {. McCul
loch's
Fresh Whitaker hams, break fast
bacon and lard always ia stock al G.
&. McCulluch's.
Groceries viii BE- sold at low price.
while the cotton season lasts at {. &
| McCulloch's.
II you want cheap goods now IL the
time 10 call at &. G. McCulloch..
one secondhand delivery wagon fol
sale dirt cheap by G., {. McCulloch
The buyer OF the aud 10 cent store
has arrived from New York, aud ha,
purchased an immense stock Of toys
dolls, boys wagons, aud novelties toe
numerous 10 mention. a huer dis
play of these good. was never SecI
in Waco. Everyone IN the country
ought to see them, even II they dom
want TO buy, We have now nm elc
CANT line If baskets aud window
shades from 50 cents to 81 on spring
rollers at the 5 aud 10 cent store, 6bS
Austin street.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-30

Again call the attention OF the
public to the rcccn; arrival of grocc-
rics and produce. viz. canned vcgcta-
hlc- ofall kinds and OF choice quality,
also new supply Of the genuine
Ma Jdcborgcr Din pickles just cciv-
ed from across the waters. | also
havca complete stock of American
pickles, both IN bottles and gla-s Jars.
have also received ircsh lot ut
dried fruits, viz. pitted cherries, pit
ted plums, German dried pears, peach.
IS apples etc. Have on baud also al
assorted variety ut cheese. VIZ. Lin
berger. Boston creamery. German
hand and the best quality of Amcri-
IAN cheese. Aud in the ii Ia line. can
nilrr to the public variety OF n, fine
Dish as can le obtained In the city.
.unsistiug OF Holland and scotch
herring Russian sardclls, smoked her.
ring aud spicrd picked herring,
and always keep on hand IA complete
.iock ot western aud country pro-
duce, such as eggs, butter, chickens,
turkeys,sweet potatoes, 'omatOcs, tur-
uips, beets carrots, okra, turuip.grtGu-,
Ia fact anything to be desired In the
live OF eatables can be obtained IN my
house. In conclusion ! VIII say that
to those who patronile me, | will,
deliver their orders promptly aud 10
iirst-class order. Please call nt once
and see for yourself.
am respectfully, o j. MILLER.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-30


Ladies', we wish to call your attcn.
ton to new shipment of genuine
white yam sweet potatoes Just receiv
ed from Louisiana, which Is n sweet
potato right. Please Try them to-day.
They won't last long. Blackoyed peas
ust to hand. Mackercl In all shapes
new pack from Potter n Wrightiug-
ton, OF Boston, Mass. New California
cam, fruits of all varieties NJ low
prices, Freshly roasted Rio, Java,
Mocha, santos and Maracola coffee
Try our No. Fayoritc Blended coffee,
which Is now having the largest sale OF
ANY line roasted coffee that has ever
been IN Waco. The price Is rca-ona
bic, the quality uniform, the blend n
marvel OF cScellcnCy, aud the safe n
wonder to every grocer IN Waco who
tries to get its equal at . cents por
pound more. Call for and insist ON
having Alvln's Favorito roasted coffee
No. ?, aud you VIII have tho finest
goods that money and b"ain- can pro-
| duce, Awaiting your commands, we
are auxiously ready TO accommodate
you In any way which lies In our
power A, JoNEs TAYLOR Il Bro.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-30
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NrW utlit ass, uIIuN lIITu
Futures up"u,l Wd RULED si'HiN. ..us.u
PRODUCE AND 1--we srOCK


~ LOUIS PRODUCE AlAitltLI
~. Tours, sept 20 -flout iull but steady
aui unchanged.
Wheat active bui weak ami luNrL Market
opened nfn, sold up but .uuu ru.ei ulf ana
declined ~. AMI closing '.N,t luwof Nu.
red, cash, ~ ,Hiils, Ootuhsr a ,aTiA,, closing
7k.Gi,, Nntomhrr, il'-uIi rlusu. jp'.
MAY, N'sns, !, closed ~ bii.
corn "H,y hud lower, prices - better az
the nprhiug but ~ pressure lu sell irprF.r'i
the market Nul u iurlluruf ahi. followed f,ut
prices closed go lower thnu Yesterday 500 .
mixed, cnAh. i' Did, october, AnA'., cil,ui
a bid, SOyvmhrI 81 ,l,H closing ~. May
CO., nibA., clOslns lU.- hli
OATS stohly nuI unchanged Nu 2uuNri
cash, 3S.l5I u'iun"r 4'-, Nuyembrr b q,
HHkrd, May, 49,
corn meal Wrtk OF Nuu W.
WhlstUy tiru ut ".
Wool nrW aud -tttiN Medium clothing. p
M. cumhius, 2u2,, nue. light SH4i, h"u,}
lnn2i black lin3' low aud cuuts", lIH2
hrlyHluuH very dull uud weak NIL Htuuu1
Prices declined sibts.
| Pork Do ~.
Lard, u ~
| bulk meat. l,uusl iur-. long clear AMI shlr
| ribs, n pu, short rluHf, ~
Boxed lots Long clear, q 0i, short RIBS, uu
short clear, -.
bacon Long clear AMI .hort nm, IN
| short rleHT. fI.
Hams steady ru " t'ulI ~.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-30

Rosadalis cures sGrofula, swellings
goitrc, skin diseases, liver complaint
rheumatism, &c, Read the following
have been great sufferer for III
teen years, not able to walk, from MI
injured leg. Have tried many NJ, D.,
aud their remedies to htlle purpose
| believe RosadalIs will cure me
Send me one dozen by steamer, II
was recommended to me by friend
| have taken two bottles, aud lind II
helping me. The druggists who u7n
ally keep II are out OF 1t, aud ! cauno
afford TO wait the slow arrival OF thoil
supplies, joins !. BEtNs.
Supt Board Of Public Instruction
Lake lreua, Florida.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-30

Need not LAY they cannot find fine
underwear in Waco. We arc show
ing the finest assortment of striped,
figured and solid fine underwear, iull
regular made, at less than prices paid
abroad Tor the same quality Of goods
In hosiery aud ucckwcar we have the
newest novelties, aud TO cap the cli-
max. we are showing magnificent
liuc of clothing tins season, too olab-
crate for these dun times, but will
sell them at unusually low prices 10
bring them within the reach of every
one. LEVINE Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-30

FIsnohmen eau properly be called tho
Knights Of the table" hey are good Judges
IN ali ils rehnements and te'lcsces. In order
10 stimulate the appetite suI keep the 4 zes'
tive organs IN good order they give pretmi'
hence u AnsOstura bittsrs, Whsl you
Wy thsm bs cure IL IL the genuine article msu'
9fsS,uT.d b. Dr. q sissytt soni
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-30
HnIar Bulletin.

Just received Mt the Fashion Bazaar,
few new aud handsome styles in
daik "siraws' with trimmings to
match, The handsomrst foreign goods
have not yet arrived la New York
aud Mrs. Cohcu'r stay wlll depend
upon such arrival, Butterlck's pat.
terms for October juo in.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-30

An elegant line Of Jerseys, perfect
novelties. A great drive in jersey
Jackets, self trimmed, and tailor made
ladies suits aud novelties in all de.
partments, at LEVINE Bios
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-30

NJ Iouu sept s.--Ino SQuouS stock
yHris rvppftsi
cattle ucrlpi., 2tpI, rhlpmrnH, Z ~ Mar
kri about steady. Good iu choice native
shippers, q 1iui 4I; hatcher, Iu 10, irsH'
and western, 4tl IN.
Hogs Receipts, 500. shipments, IlUu
Market up,urd strong bui gradually declined
closing lower. ~ e. tlni nj.
~hvrp-- ltpc,lutr. }yp. shipments 2.pu
lmmIunm ~ NMlL-- lInlu-. I'm W
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-30

KASSAs CirY sept ~ me Live Stock
Indicator rrpuTiss
Cattle receipts. MS2; shipments lWi
shipping grade uud grass range weak and
btlH lower butcher stun 4t"hiyi feeder.
lrm, Good io choice, 81 pai ~, common DO
medium .a3 W; -tpoknrs, 2lt4 10, irnirrs
2ini ~
Hogs Receipts, 7,Ua; shipments, tf
Market weak. slow and Irregular, lua5r lpNri
a. - iUni o.
shrcp- Receipts, ~, shipments, -.
Market steady Good m choice nHA a.
common 'o medium, ,a2 y,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-30

Call at Workman & Montgomcry's
aud see the elegant chr0mOa given
away with each can OF baking powder
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-30
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
COTTON MARKETS.

RECrs Al United STATES ruWr~
GALVESTON, sept ~ -lhv following 4. o.
comparative statement ~ cotton rrcUipts Hi
late last ypur.