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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-05-27

Mary's County, passed ai January Session
of the General Assembly of Maryland,
1886
Very Respectfully,
W. G. PURNELL,
Secretary Of the Senate.
Nav Is, S6-3w.
AN ACT 90 provide for an additional
constable in District Number Seven,
81 Mary's County.
SECTION l. BE il enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland, That the County
Commissioners Of st. Mary's County Is,
and they are hereby authorized and en-
powered 20 appoint an additional constable
In Election District Number Seven, 81.
Mary's county.
SEC. 2. And be il enacted, That this act
shall take effect from the date of its pas
sage.
STATE OF MARYLAND.
OFFICE ~ SECRETARY SENATE,
ANNAPOLIS, April IL, 1866
To the Boari of County Commissioners
for 81. Nary'S County, Nd.
Gentlemen II herewith transmit GER
titled copy of Public Local Laws for 81
Mary's County, passed at January Session
of the General Assembly of MARYLAND, lSS6
Very Respectfully,
w. Il. PURNELL,
Secretary OF the Senate.
May -, SSH.
AN ACT 70 empower the County Com
missioncrs of 81, Mary's County 10
levy a sum of money for the build
ing of School-hnuse for colnred
children in Medlcy's Neck, ST
Mary's county.
SECTION |. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland, That the County
Commissioners of It. Mary's County he
and they are hereby empowered and
directed To- levy, for the building of a school
house for colored children in Medlcy'S
Neck, ST Mary's county, such sum of
money rs in the opinion of the said com
missionerS may be sufficient for the purpose
herein before specified.
SEC. }. And be- il enacted, That the act
shall take effect from the date ofits passage
STATE OF MARYLAND,
OFFICE eF CHIEF CLERK
HoUsE OF DELEGATES.
ANNAPOLIS, April 9th, 1856.
To the Board of County Commissioners
for 81 Mary's County, Md.
Gentlcmens-l herewith transmit GER
titled copy Of Public Local Laws for -
Mary'S County, passed at January Session
of the General Assembly of Maryland, 1886
Very Respectfully,
Z. b. PRErTIMAN,
Chief Clerk of the House Of Delegates.
May IL. S6-3w.
AN ACT 10 provide for the appointment
of an additional Justice of the Peace
of the State OF Maryland, in and for
the Fourth Election District of Saint
Mary's County.
SECTION !. Be il enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland, That an additional
Justice of the Peace shall he appointed 10y
the Governor of this State, in the manner
now provided by law, for the appointment
of Justices Of the Peace in this State, in and
for the Fourth Election District of St
Mary's County, whose term Of office shall
begin on the same day, a. that of the other
Justices of the Peace of the said County.
SEC. ,. And be il enacted, That this act
shall take effect from the date of its pas
sage.
STATE OF MARYLAND,
OFFICE OF CHIEF CLERK
HOUSE, OF DELEGATES,
ANNAPOLIS, April 9th, 1885.
To the Board of County Commissioners
for 81. Mary's County, Md.
Gentlemen Il herewith transmit a GER
titled copy of Public Local Laws for Saint
Mary's County, passed at January Session
of the General Assembly of Maryland,
1886.
Very Respectfully,
+. II. PRETTMAN,
Chief Clerk of the House of Delegates.
May Ii, S6-3w.
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and iiity tw'
the Code Of
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same with AL
SECTION |. |
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hundred and |
the Code Of /
"Tesiainentary |
hereby repeal
amendments
SECTION 252
nni under prrt
constructive at(
diCtion not cAI
but every jud |
order 81 the 81
alta hncnt an,
and ii the said
ar order bc fer
property scqu.
al the Court b
Nhlch such p
order was give
cree, decision
nent oi cost
against W HON
decision or or
shall he rem
dlstrbutive sh
suit il involve
costs a. lAa
share.
SECTION ,
act shall tax
passage.
AP'roecd 4
We hereby
u correct copy
sembly al; VI
sion, 1856.
IA ~
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session II the drg
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takes effect, whcr1
has heretofore q
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claiming under
n new lease or
said demisNi pr
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by the lessor OI
by the person 6
ing under such !
Lessee or lcssecs,
rightfully claim
lessecS for such
rent and upon
and stipulation
lease or sub len
SIC. ,. and
shall take ciic, 4
of its passage
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We HEREBY q
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BEST IN THE WORLD 0uu60O6
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To ADVERTISERS Rates fnr
advertising in 97i good newspaper sent
free. Address GEO. +. ROWELL X 60,
l0Spruce 81, y. y. MAY Ii. lSSG-lw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-05-27
Chief Gle

AN ACT u
thirty egI
enl Laws.
4" Aiiendan
Ia rc-enaCt
nlentS
Section !.
Assembly o;
Article thir,,
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Attendance
Is hereby,
amendments
10. There
ness attendin.
Courts Of thiI
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-05-27
Society Hill" and "BelleVieV,'
containing
1920 Acres Of land, more or less,

improved by THREE DWELLING
HOUSES, TWO TENANT HOUSES.
THREE BARNS, STABLES, SHEDS
and OCTBTILDLNGS, LARGE PEA
and PEACH ORCHARDS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-05-27

This tract is situated on Bretons Bay
about five miles from Leonardtown st. Ma
rvs county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-05-27

notice OF said appeal a. the justice III the
peace within ten days after conviction be-
iore said justice, and 81 the same time pay
the costS in szid case, and deliver a. the
justice an appeal bond in double the amount
of the fine imposed. with two or more
good securities, 81 answer said case AZ the
next term of the Ciruit Court for 81 Mays
County.
SIC. 10. And be il enacted, That all
Hines imposed and collected for violation of
any If the provisions of this act shall he
divided a. ftllcws, 10 wit one half a. the
informer and the other half to the Com
missioners Of St Mary's County for the
benefit of the school fund of said county.
SIC. II. And be il enacted, That this
act shall take effect from the date ii is
passage.
STATE OF MARYLAND.
OFFICE or SECRETARY SENATE,
ANNAPOLIS, April II, 1886.
To the BoaRi OF County Commissioners
for St Mary's County, Nd.
Gentlemen 81 herewith transmit = GER
titled copy Of Public Lncal Laws for ST.
Mary's County. passed At January Session
of the General Assembly of Maryland,
1886.
Very Respectfully,
w. q. PURNELL,
Secretary Of the Senate.
May Is, S6-3w.
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May 20, iSS6-iw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-05-27
pUBklC SALE.

MHE undersigned will sell at public sale,
at the Court House door In Leonard
town, on
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-05-27

FRIDAY, the 18th day Of June, 1885,
the following tracts of land, viz:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-05-27

Passed at S,,s,ign IT
of MarN land. lS|
ended All
Ordered a. u. puI
with the Acts. - iSS|
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-05-27

4 7 : ~
Chief Clerk of the House of Delegates.
May l3, Sew.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-05-27
TERMS-CASH.

Survivors of Francis Neale, late trading as
Neale, Harris & Co.
May %, lSS6-is
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-10

The convention wa- not larg els
attended Yesterday morning.
Dr. a. /. ~pauldng left the city
Yesterday morning.
The delegates to the convention
are leaving tor their homes on every
train now.
The soliciting of pledges on the en-
dowmcht occupied the greater part
Of the morning session.
The next meeting Of the Tcxa,
Baptist general couy ntiou will con-
Ncnv IN bnlln, on TIA" Thursday be.
fore the first sabbath ia October,
1887.
The Rev. j. Morgan Wells, now of
Fort worth, hut formerly OF Ken
tuchN who madr such grntuitous
hing at 'uucduratrd' reporters YES
trrdHN morning tiIcd to make a
mountain of - mole hIll.
Ihr Days report Of Yesterdays
proceedings OF the convention gar.
ol'd what Rev. !. MORGAN Wells said
IN connection with question OF
priv llr"r, -u ~ to east -lur on IIiE
LNNNINnt reporter But the hay
imam could not hrip h. hes built that
Wuy'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-10

present, Dn motion Ut Rev. VI. T. Ma
theny H.yJ III. Roland was called
10 the hair.
PRAYER was offered 10y Rev j. Nor.
gan Wells, after which The minutes Of
the morning session were read and
adopted
y resolution WAS adopted relative
to \ call for assistance from Jacks
buro church.
R,v.J Morgan Wells presented the
following resolution, which wa. read
aud adopted.
Whcrea-, We have been Hospitality
entertained boy the Baptist church,
together with the citizen, of Waco,
Resolved, That We hereby tender
our thanks to the citizens Of Waco
for the generous way ia which We
have been cared for.
That our hearts will never forget
the uublc-hearied people of the beau.
uiul city of Waco we invoke the
divine favor on one aud all whose
doors have bceu 10 kindly opened tor
our entertainment; also to the Meth
odi-t church for the free Use OF their
house Of worship.
A resolution offered Do, Dr. VI T..
Malhency, returning thauks to those
railroads giving reduced rates TO
delegates TO the convention, was
adopted,
Dr. H. &. liuricsou stated ia behalf
81 Waco aud the RHptist- ui the city,
that they had been pleased that the
convention had assembled among
them, Nnd would bee glad to have them
come To WHco again
EcNI. u. Cranlill presented res.
ulutiun relative to the endowment OF
But lor university which was adopted
Rev j Morgan Wells presented
resolution extending the thanks OF
the Du.cutiuu to the press of the
city fot ronrtc-ics shown. Adopted
Dr. NJ. T.. Mnthcnty offered rcsu
luton authorizing the board of di
rcctOr- of the convention to appoint,
Ht itseurlic-t convenience, n chairman
OF the various committees required
To make reports At tho next general
convention. Adopted.
ADIorHNMENr.
Amer several statements and an
nuWnccmcut-, the convention, at gl5
-. IN, adjourned Dr. We Penn led
Ia prayer, followed by singing I'VE
shall meet brNoud the RIVER" alice
tiountr hrcwcl- aud tender hand.
-hHkiug-
By O'Clock the building WAS Al.
most deserted, and only slight traces
were lett Of one pt tho most notable
events that Will ever be recorded Ia
the history OF Texas. Iaptist.. OuIy
"a few delegates remained ia the cuts
last night
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-10

dent OF the Texas Teachers Rs- ocia.
ton, passed thruugh the city on hi-
way home from Austin. whore the
rs. oclatluu hs- been in session
col. j {, baldwin of Houston, one
ofthc best known livery men in lrNas
is In the city the guest OF Mr.. san.
turd Johnson \ few personal
friends from the livery and stock
interests OF the city gave the veteran
u bnrqlri nj the New McClclland
| hotel yesterday afternoon, which was
un uccn--iuu OF wurh social enjoy
mcnt. aud gave occasion of much dis.
piny ct lnli,lmlity.
At the lehman House T. = Waite,
VT Calm; Mrs & " Duwall, Dallas;
\ T. Heard, & VI White, Temple; "
= kinchcllc. city: \ j Poole, l.orcna,
j II Rowcil, Jefferson; II II Mckee,
" II CHEEKY Valley Mills; Giles
Livingston, John kirkpatrick, Center
CITY; I II Guodloc, city; ! VI Chap
man, Temple; T. y Clisbvc, Morgan;
W 4 Gatiu, Nj Calm . + Taylor
wife aud child, TcNa'kana; " \
poagc, j Il Dickinson aud wiz, city;
& " Arronwood, Pecan Grove; Z &
Law, Baltimore; T. II Ewing, Masters.
vile.
At the New McClcland + y
Mitchell, city; Juo \ smith, city; II
b kil,rc, Reagan; " j Church, Ron.
gan, j Barn, kluu, Montana, Jro l.
Barry, Paris, NJ Benbrook, Austin;
j II Mathews, Dallas; u Il Meade,
New York; j + Luany Fort
Worth; T. { Chambers, sr, lhornton;
Bll /ubH. 81 Louis; Geo Garrett, II
~ z { Ry; + c Phillips and wife,
IIill,boru; Master Nelson Philips
lli.lsboro,J Il Doris. ii X l { RJi|
Il II III Chattanooga enh; II 81
Head. Mt Calm; j Il Robinson, cItNI
II j llritmcycr, 81 Louis; Il II Lip
pctt. \ NJ College; Ii VI Wells, city,
At the Pacihc-ll II Calyer-
ter. II st { Hallway; & W landy,
oeucrn Mo; Chas 1Nlllis, Jefferson;
4 NJ Hicks, TyIcr; j : Loith, st I. \
n Z Ry;J 4 Hand, Corslcann; j \
Townsend. COr,icaua; \ Wardlaw
and son Texas. ! VI Mathews, Gal
weston, Miss Eliza Mathews Calves
ton; Miss Eliza Milan, Galveston,
I, l.uuslurd, city; WIN Sleeper citE|
ID I Raudlc, III worth; i j Hughes
1T Worlh;J T. Hughes, TT Worth;
" \ Fort rily;l. Ross, Cincinnati; j
1, lustuu, ~ Louis; & Il Irippett,
Texas, y VI Nitluck, Mrs VI Ntuck,
Tyler; oscar ~elrgcuaw, Fort Worth;
j NJ richardson, leesOnrg, ID u Can
nrld, Philadelphia; VIM Brooks and
wifi, citN; j + Crulier, Galveston; +
Mead, StLouis.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-10
ON THE STREET.


GO aud hear Hon. a. W. Terrell to-
night
Terrell will make it all a- clear H.
conviction itself Try him.
II. T. Webster ~ Co., agents OF the
Retail Merchants Protective Assucia
ton
Terrell isa good one on the speak
Hear Terrell tonight at the court
house.
The convention OF liycrymcu meets
IN Waco the second "Wednesday IN
tins month
Let there be- rou-ihg turn ont To
hear Terrell u the court house TO
night.
Retail Merchant Protective a-soci-
alton, X. T. Webster y Co., agents,
i23 Austin avenue
Terrell is the silver tongurd ora or
of Texas. The only genuine simon
pure. Hear him
Mr.. Caruthers' bloodcd stallion
ran away with Mr. Jordan Thursday
AFTERNOON, in West Waco, but no
damage wA- done.
The people Of Waco Will hear an
interesting speech AZ the court.hou-c
tonight. Terrell is one the first
orators OF the state.
Terrell il one OF the smooih"st
speakers in the west. Waco people
have n chance to hear him tonight,
which they ought To improve,
Juo. kirkpatrick, who was iniicd
Thursday tor resisting Tinted
states officer, gave tond tor his ap.
pcarancc for trial and WAS released
from Jail last evening
y Chinaman. who work. AT % down
town laundry, raw horned frog on
the street yesterday, aud ran 10 u
lricud with the eNclamAtiuu "Dh,
me see flogg with rh,cc h,.n.. ON"
Have lrlcd luugalnc with guod re-
suits, and find IL Will cure the NNor-,
forms oi rheumatism Have cured
my wife, who bnd u most usgraynicd
ease. j. l.. li"csr,N H., south Charles
ton. ..
Strangers ia Waco are complaining
very bitterly OF the absence ui signs
on icnc" corners bcAtiug the uvmns
"i the streets, aud claim that thry
can hud their wHN uuN With pr.ut
difficulty to "a given Hllrp-. Peg
haps IL would not bee bad ldcU for
the city council TO du some figuring
on THE matter.
sales OF wool IN the United states
for the week ending June 70. amount
ed to about 100000 pounds. against
about 3.uy3,OOU pounds tor the cures
poudlug week OF last ear, and about
2HUu,UUu pounds Tor the preceding
week OF this Year. Dithi- amount Of
wool sold, Teas furnished nhoui
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-10

Just received, n lull assortment of
western produce, such n, cabbage.
large choice new potatoes, onions.
fun cream cheese, fancy mixed aud
plain pickcls in barrel and other
numerous things, to lengthy to men.
ton; also carry complete line oi
staple ANA fancy groccrie-, which arr
sold under strict guarantee. Country
produce, such y, chickens, egg, and
butter, always on hand,
O. j Muirr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-10
arrangements Perfected tor uI.
~p"Hking.. TITS Arrival

senator \. ". Terrell is expected
iu on the carly morning Missouri pn.
rlic tram this morning from Austin
To llll his appointment ~ speak here
Tonight Arrangements hayc been
perfected for the senator To
speak AT the court house. aud
IN the event the house will not hold
the audience, the meeting Is to all
l"nrn 10 the public square. The
meeting will bc prcriucd over by MIR.
Al. Cnruthcr-, and Judging by the
expressions on the street 90 the effect
thHtH great many people from the
country will come in. II il safe 10 say
lhWl senator lcIrell will speak under
lh" electric light on the public -qu,rr
tu.night
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-10

respectfully invited to send ID.
dcrs in FOR some Of the ulo
sugar.curcd lam,, breakfast
fresh iull cream cheese, the
pHtcut -four, canned preserve.
fruits, fresh vegetables OF al.
every day, nice fresh eggs,
chickens, liur fresh roasted cd
NIL varieties, fresh arrival
moyunc tea from New Nork, I.
OF the season David Nlc-
liquid bread, Arcnd.Hn m,neri
sweet and sour barrel plcht
fancy groceries. fresh ilne 90
lHrannccuus goods of Nil kini
goods, prompt delivery g.
treatment. Anxious mrtrh''
Your, truly,
n. JuNEs lAYLoBA
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-10
Adams sAppoIa ToIu.
,.n be had Of all merchants aud Is superb.
IBI waco ROLLER MILLS.


The Waco Roller Mills, which have
been IN operation Tor the past week,
were accepted by the proprletors yes.
trrday from the Nor0yke snd Mar.
mon company, aud are turning out
hour that isa credit TO our town aud
which stands ia the mark ct second to
none of the imported fancy brands of
patent hour
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-10

Prot A. NJ. Polluck will cIo''
aud music school tor Ju'! .
north to attend the meeting
musicians Association o. a.
aud also make some COW Wv
late art productions 7'"O'
reopen August /.
Best laundry WORK ~ V'c
Waco steam Laundry
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-10

,...,.,..... ....
''' "''' ~ ''""''''' ''''''N'
lac convention u7sriuh od al JIi
me people were SLOW 100 cIinius out
nud At O'Clock very icW delegates
we're ~ Attendance.
The b1dN was called GO order boy
y Ice PRESIDENT ltrddW Andrew Hld
lirN W. -. beverly, OF Crockett icd
ia prayer
Inc minutes ol the preceding dHN
Wtr" read, corrected ana adopted.
hr pending W"tuu b'lorr lhc
body was the consideration Of the
limc ANA lNar" Tor holding thc NEXT
convention. Dallas being thr place
named ny lar committee and the
Ihur'h"l before vac Ur'i sabbath ln
ocl"hri h0 the Time.
hrN y Morgan Wells arose on "a
question "I prlNI'gr ANA asked iu
make statement Tue report of the
previous day proceedings published
~ The morning paper lmd made him
say, IN h,s speech ON ministerial cdu
cation, that IAN hu'ducHt"d minister
wH- a calamity lie denied having
made use 81 ANY such rNprrs-
sion. ON the contrary bee wished
70 10 hc understood That an wucdu-
cntcd ministry was "h blessing
Remarks wcrr then made 10y yart-
uu- persons ON the time for the meet.
ing An amendment to- change the
month from October 90 July wN- lost.
The date WAS -cttlrd tor the Thurs
day b fore the first sabbath IA &c
iobrr
The pending business before thc
convention nn Its adjournment
IhursdHy afternoon the plan OF
cndo" meht OF BAYLOR uni
EerSitl wh7 then taken up. IN Bur
lcoon presented the subject giving
details OF the manner IN which the
work rh0ald lee done. Agents should
be appointed to canvass the state.
rive hundred thousand dollnr- wa,
required 10 cndoW the institution
Ihe university now hnd ti',uuO, ahd
needed F'"'""" moro =" complete
lhc nul'dhB l' 'Nhoucd to the
convention inc architect s designs OF
tho hu'Id'hS'h ana -t"'rd TIA" 1t would.
"heu 'nInP!,'ru Dr 10, second olh"
l"r'l'"''"" Oh Wv MN" D." Ih' conn
W.
IpIuuTka tu Inc -uItY.I
E., AIR \uI,r.nu u..r ,,.,..,,l...,
ia ,r,lirnrr iur rr.lr,. L,,.,j
lL,. ,,u,l,,,,u,tl
h'' VI Mnl''" "''' "Ih'I- hli'I-
.plrdpr, ru,l cash rendered ram the
amoUnt al. tn about Al... for the
endowment
IN, report of thc.omuurtr,, of. an.
.dn, ur,,i MAS then. 4d,pt,d
Rry.J Il. CrmGIl .ilrr,dn r,-nlu.
tiun rrcumni,uIing TINT tnr boar. "a
the convention .uo,,..i io ti,,. t,,r,..,,
mis.inn b"nrI Of The southern u,m
li,t convention the nppnlnimrnt ID,
an assistant 10 the general agent off
lnrrieu mission, In rrNn..
Attcr remarks l., Dr. Ar. lIsw. .
thnrur. general agruI nj foreign mis-.
.iuns in this suic and diners. thcI
resolution was adopted
Dr. 4. Hanks mlAdrn short state
Iment relative to a characterization of
something he h.d ,nld and prr,cn,rd
"a resolution authorizing the sccrct,. /
ry to have prepared and printed
q. 900 COMES ut the Minutes of mn.
general convention. and to draw On
the treasurer for the cost of tho same
Adopted.
nance wnS then urp.putrd ugI
adopted.
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Have every confidence in their goods
and invite comparisons and tests with
any aud every soap IN the market.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-10

Only about litly delegates aud spec
tntors were in the church III 1:3u
There beng no presiding officer
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hing VI beauty Us a Joy forever so q.
fuftuuis Completion Powder boo sale D.,
all Druggists aud fancy goods dealers
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-10

We are authorized tu announce Dol -uu,uu
As candidate Iuf tAr office uf Constable Pee.
'iurt No J. MrlvuuHu county subject lu the
uyuau NJ demo rntv panty
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-10

Justice ui the Peace for pteClu,, No Mel
usu county, subject ~ the action VI .hv duuuc.
IAly,
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We are authorized 10 Auuuuuy, B. NJ MaErlg
NJ candidate tor Justice ut the peace tor pru.
Ciutt No J. nehemiah county.
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Nr Hrr Uuf'uuIl.i Zoo Announce st Itruitf
yH.l rsi of Waco asa candidate f,f fhr Irgl..
Iatur. iu NIri IIafuIt' .II..ri rtmpl.,Hi NJ tn,
rHIuilrs ui NU. .uuHu. IHi- uuu Limestone.
uhlrDt Goo Coo p.t.uu. u. Mo. ll-tflut IymutfnuU
convention.
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$50 urc nurl.r..r . announce Alien
.tNUAH county -.
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q IYuu 90. tioOsII.H.an'.lsirt ,umrlI q
Hi iuh.H Accounts r.h.H 600 'Yu ACTION pl fur
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Nv are authorized tH announce Tom Hsnr,
~ n candidate tpr constable 20 precinct So.
MrLeunau county subject tu lh, action uf 90,
democratic parry
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-10

N II Blackmoui 10 d candidate ior .rou,ia.
1lr OF the First precinct
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-10

We ARE authorized iU Announce pr. Aulruw
Goddard ~ q candidate for county surveyor oi
hrLunuNu county subject iu thv action NJ "a,
democratic party
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