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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-04-07
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The iudomi,sble pluck and perseverance,
 d Hon. \. W. Cslleu iA fully demonstrated in the hydraulic enterprises of which he is the general manager. The companies were Ofgapissd only . fev months ss,, and at present cae of thea is under full hesdway, sad the etAss swaits ooly . rsinfsli suffi- cisst to stsss it uP.
 Inc Ceolovsho claims are locai ed rea the Plaesritss crock, and aa extensive dam ssd rssesvoir have been buili, with ground slaica sll sesdy tor washing when the heavy sumner rains e, iu. This company has sesssal acres of good ground. The Gro tiso is located oo the B.ssayum eighteen uilss fron Prescott, spd .1 epsiye hamlpz ed ditch has been basIs with iroa pipes end bnss and sli rh- parspharhslis for bydrtshe mining has ben put iR. and the verks are under fn'i hcadway with a good supply cf water. IL is the intention of Mir. CAIlea 10 rus three eight hour sniff. ., lcpg e water lasts, and b. vill. ID dcub., add considerably to che ootput af the precious nstai dsang the Brxs f.v months.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-04-07
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.

s,reud .he mass ure'ing tom rro~ ni,as
 sa-e'. sd ,,l;ow cases gre ,n demand te-day.
 .se. .urn,o tas .ccs,1ed lot of fancy easter 70 'is.
 In e,nea dd 70; appreciate sh' nic- s'eh h< joke.
 The trees surrounding ,hs pis1a hsvs been teatiy ,rinmed.
 A"mun" church socia! is on the ssris for I,e .ea fuiu-e.
 Asco.r,ou was killed recently iD the pr. tor of Tucson residence.
 The >sz--ac Saloon still con'Inurs to bsve quite . run on beef tea.
 Mrs. B. B. Crapc. of Skull Wiley, is visiting ftieni. in Prescott.
 P.ofsssor Farmer vii deliver his lecture % iae Two Tragedies 10 night ;n Phenix. Friiz Jsssen received the first invoice of rails .or his elevated railroad this morning, A custom smelter has been erected in Tombstone, and viii be b:o~n in this week.
 A bar of gold asssy:ng SI.loo ~ss brought in to-day from ihe Lynx Greek placer mines.
 Judge II, II. Carter and wife cane in from their ssnch last night aod Siii attend .he ps-'y tonight.
 Tom Bruunec Las come back from Camp ye de, having resigned his position there q eng,aees. The place Is vacant
 2. stshi reports the ssssyinR ousines' good, winch i. good indication of activity in mining operations in the vicinity.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-04-07

Oai Tor a g,oi sm,xe; Aitken'' be 1aH cent cigar end yoi hays i'. 1, J.F. Osenourg left lor fhepix tnptno, . : ing J.M. Meyers, of Cn,no Valley. Is in town PuIchss,ng supplies. Billy Davis, 6 fo-mes foreman ot the val,ure mine, is in Kingston. New Asxico. \. c. Burmister is quite ser ously i'll, being confined to his room. Jacob Henkle went out to his Lynx Creek rsnch to-day. W. W. Vanderbilt went to Cherry Greek to examine come mining property to-dsy. W. H. Williams is up from the Hanbus district and says the St. Louie Ysvapsi and Tip Top camps are boomiug.
 An sppl'catioo of St. Jacobs oil gives Instantaneous relief from peurslgls-
 Geo. Young. . prominent rsnchef of ekull Valley. is in. town, purchasing cup plies to-day.
 \ ei,ss7 es mortgage from blank to blank. bearing date of Nov. 1885, hes been fled fas record.
 Geo. W. sines and Thos. Urquhsr, shot two genuine live ducks this morning on the Miller creek dam.
 Tonbstoue hes pro- Chinese sD.l sn anti CAiosss club. Each is engaged boycot,iDg ns0bers of the other.
 \ wagon load of carp from Judge John 0oodwinS pond, in the Verde Valley, vas cold O the streets yesterday.
 The Pioneer Hotel employs nothing but white helP. Wm. WsIker, better known @ Billy" is the chef de cuisine. T
 The Board of Supsrvis'rs meet st .. m end :30 p. D. at present. Ths.r boufs vers formerly 10 .. a. and p. ID.
 J.w. Roberts, the gunsnith, is doing . good business. All kinds of arms and amnunition can be ob,ained from him.
 The Mayor vas unable to attend the meeting of the city council iass night, and is vss accordingly p,sspoOed until this sveoing.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-04-07
Wednesdays Edition.

Governor Zalict is expected he,ne ,bi. week.
 0. s. Norse returned from Ok Greek yssterd.y.
 Fled N. Murray cans io from Jeions last eveoiog.
 5. Aumuler writes hat bi. heai,h ,s iu- proving in Prescott.
 Ex-Chief Justics .. c. V. french lsftfos the east shis moraibg.
 A Chicago sopystrsss w:ll shost srpsss ct the Prescsts House.
 Messrs. Hsgsdorn | C.iiso tx, ,ecs to start their stamp @ili up within . Wsst.
 Eli Cssssd left. ,Lis morning for I'hsnix to wurk ID Sam Hil.. tin shop there.
 The territorial Ie.surcs las received over t11, 900 from shrse urties Of the territory for Ins 6,st quarter of iSS6.
 0. PeniiAnd sill not start on he expected trip fur rb ut ,er dsy. yet; and thuss who desire L's . rv,c<s w,ii p.esss call carry.
 Tue children of the Grammar Grade and High Set, ,ol rooms will give . free enter. tsinnient next Ffit~. evening st 7:SO. Parents and friends o. the pap,ls sse in- vted t0 attend,-
 The T0ughs held an enthusiastic meet jag last night and elected officers fnr the ensuing year as fol!ows: President, W. .. Rashford; Vice President, F. C. Btscht; Secretary, W. H. Ryss; Forsmar, V. 0. B4sh.oId; lst Assistant, Robert Brow; 2d Assistant, r. II. Scholes.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-04-07
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An s1eksngr perpctrstes the following at ths sxnease ot butchers: If ,od would look spoa picture of serene eon,ensmsui. go yoa to the butchers, buy leg oi mutton. spd gsss upoa ihe plscid coun,essnce tf the man oF JIs6ss while ne trims your mea- Down come. the el-sv~r. ard down goes a two pound oit of your ten pound purchase ; pound cti here end half pound of there. aad then the kssn bisded knife. which cuts cad earsss, and cuts and comes again. Tben yosr srn p,uot iex, whica is leit os ii. is wrapped in bif of ssrsw paper; and you pot it us.ehsnicaliy in your vest pocket. after paying out your two doiars you uend sosr footss'ps bcmeward, Sonderipg hos but:hsrs coo.riv- to lay up anything from their basisess.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-04-07

A meeting of stock men was held as the AcCrum ranch, at Point of Rocks on last Thursday, to arrange for the spring rodeo in that district.
 Dr. F. K. Ainsworth and wife returned last night. The latter has been absent for ssveral weeks on visit to friends in C.li- fornis.
 Jeffreys Lewir, first class actress. will probably play in Albuquerque shortly. and that self conceited town is putting on airs, correspondingly.
 The Southern Pacific Railroad Company
 have succeeded in running to earth tic
 hend who 6-ed the Yuma bridge last sum-
 mer. He has been taken te San Diego.
 Jules Baumsns confectionery establish.
 ment wlll be kept open during the party
 this evening. Oysters, ice crsam snd sxest
 oranges will be among the many refresh-
 ments.
 E. ]. Austin, of the Gray Esgle Stables,
 is in possession of . 6ac coli, about
 month old, which he thinks will make his
 mark in the world.
 Two ci,izens If me iowa, iu.:y imbroi with the requirements apo impori.nce of April fools day, visited Whippls yesterday for ~et goods supplies and presented the appearance to-dsy If having shipped Kansas cyclone. on th-ir tnp. Doe ot them on being interviewed so-asy said ''it sll came about by my uniting for hat in the dark" and taat ,Le doctor told him he Gss suffering from ''iaform stiou' on he brain. 1T. T. Stoddard. of rhe Hartford Copper Company. since his arrival m Stoddsrd has let conusc,s for several hundred feet of work. The are tunneIling the Angie, and drifting in the Hartford. They are in cop per ore in the Angie and are driftinelin . solid ledge of gold ore, seventeen feet in width in the Hartford. Along ihe foot wall n the latter Is several inches of native | copper.
 Mr. Charles Whi,low died al bs ranch, 1 22 miles northeast of Florence, on March l 22d, of Bsighrs disease of the kidneys, sged co yesrt. He came 10 Ar1cns in 1865, spd has been ( resident of the territory ever since that time. He leaves three daughters, Mrs. Ben Davis, residing in San Bernardino. Cal, Mrs. W, L. Bailey and Mrs. George 4. Stone, residing iD Florence. .-CiuEeo. We are in receipt of copy of .he Arizona Outlook from the publisher, Hon. Patrick Hamilton, commissioner of immigration. | It is an eight psge paper made up estire.y of the advantages edered by the territory tor immigs .tion and map of tbe territory also ccompanies lt. MT. Hamilton writes as that he has an edition of several thousand copies printed for free distribution, and parties desiring them sent to friends in the east can do 60 by sending ibem name and address to him at Phenix.
 Ike Clsnton and James R-yno!ds, promi- bent stock growers of Phenix, sie in town. The latter is negotiating for the sale of ot of Phenix bacon to Prescott merchsnts. l
 The Prescott Social Club desires us io hank the off ,en ss Whipple, for chem, for he use of fsgs with which D decorate heir hall on the occasion of the shee, snd pillow case party.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-04-07
Pn0cgEDlNGs
Or tA~ Asdee Meeting Hcta ss Mr- CsaO's 0aDeh. Pstst sf Rs. ks.
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. Csao's naseh. Pss.t sr Es.ks April lss. l0so. The meeting ~ss called to order, and Robsrt Blair appointed chairman ef the oestisC and James McCrum was appointed Secretary.
 stockoen present: Robert Blair, Barn, Rsnch; Jsmes Baker. CLino; Thos. King, Verde; H. II. Carter, Black H,lis, Ttomas Ssnders, Bsck Hiil.; Del Thorne, Lyn1 Geek; Nr. dusrsy, Lyrx Creek; NIT. Bob lett sed Sons, Lysx Creek; Frank Krell, 0rsaife Greek; Jsmes Wing. Point of R,cks; Jamss NcCrun, Point oi Rocks. and MT. Coz, Asa creek.
 \ neAioo by Del rLosne to have ness vsg'n end cook snd night herder for the outfit agreed to-
 Motion by Carter that . committee oe thrss be aPpoinsed Co purehssrsupplies Tor tho oaifis, to consist of Mir Bobets, De. r1osse and Jss. McCrum. Agreed.
 \ nos,oo oy Nr Boblet, 10 ballot fol SoYSoAo OA NooeVy ior OlstrlSt N0- D. agreed tp and Del rhorne duly elected te asA
 \ motion by Del Tbofne to commsnce rodeoang st the Poland ranch on the l5,t of May, agreed to.
 \ motion ty Carter that the committee of three be appointed to employ cook ard night herder for pu f., tLat said expen.es of sspplies and cook snd night herders' vsges De psid prop sr,ionsily by those jsining this rodeo rroPor,ioply by the msn. Agreed.
 A ncuon hy Del Tborne to meet at ais pascs tins l4.h If May to proceed from there tO commence 'oden st Poland Ranch. the 15th, aRrred so.
 No.iou ny Mr. B,blett .o publ sh the proceeding, of this meeting in tine Prescott passss, ssr~ed to.
 All those intending ,o joia th;s roieo. will plesss send their namss to Mr. James AeCrum. secretary Presco,', A. T.. by the losh of Asy.
 JAnEs McCluH, Secretary.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-04-07
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AIyisud legislators have. ln co00oa with besish oflciAis of Baoolsod. Phi,s- de.phis, B.liimors, and other cline, es- dor.ed the ne~ discovery, R.d S,1 C. ugh Curt, becsu,s it coassios no mMphia os opium, and slwsys cures. The price is oniy 26 cents
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-04-07
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

CkOA SATURDAYS OAILf.
 City Council will meet Monday evsa- ing.
 Royal Arch Chapter of Mssons meets to- nlgh,.
 Anti-Chinsse meeting tonight .: the court house.
 Railroad "Aopes deferred nsketh the heart sick"
 Relig ous services will be hell .n ell the churches to-morr.w.
 Neuralgia headache leaves st once after an application of St. Jacobs Oil. The belts for tbe uniforms of tue menbert of 'he Grand Army post arrived last night.
 Geronimo complains of the treatment re- ceived by him from the newspapers of the country.
 The total receipts of tees taken in by the sheriff during the quarter ending March 3i, wss elso.s4.
 As yet our Delegate in Congress hes no, been asked to give the people of Skull val ley . posts fioe.
 Dr. s. B F.rhham Came in from Lynx Creek last hgit. He expects 10 s,ars bic mil up on Monday.
 Abou, t4,OOe will be psid os, in salaries to county officers next week for the first qu,r;er of the year.
 Religious services a, the N. E. Church, South, Sunday evening at 80 p. m. Sun '.y school ., s:30 p. m,
 Services at the Baptist Church ,o-mor- r.w as follows: Preaching by the rastor as io:30 .. m. sni : 80 P, m. The mum" social will be given in ths south AethoaIst ChurcS, West Prescott, mex: Wednesday evening April 7,h. \ Tombstone photographer succeeded m taking . pi iare of Geronimo. This may assist in identifying him in the future. .eronimO preferred facing the combined armies of ibe United Stse-s and Mexico 70 her thsn nee; ;he Governor of Arizona. Prescott Chap, r, No. 2, R. A. M,. vii meet this Saturday evening, April 3j, at o'clock for work in the mark master degree M. wollenbtrg hss receis cd lot of new potatoes, the f st of the season. They ~ere raised by NJ Lsngley, of Kirkland Valley.
 Salari,s of county oficers for the frs | I usrter of lsss, gre now due, and will b audited by the Board oi Supervisors . sheir meeting next Monday. The salarie are paysbls in cash. 4 game of base b, Il is talked of oetvsel picked nine of the Prescott 0rsys. and { picked nine of Prescott players. for to-mor ,uw. As both hines vi contain goo' players. the 2 lme promises to be quite in
 erecting.
 Lawrence Venting. Lynx creek mine sas stricken with paralysis on Thrrsdsy morning while building s nre and has 5es unable 10 spesk ever since. A caring was sent af.r him yesterday to bring hir to the hospital for treatment.
 Our old friend Jske Henkle, ex-sherif ( Ysvapai County, and man as true as sse' srr,ved in phsnix from the south so-da accompanied by his wife. They will s3sn few days with friends in Phenix and
 he enjoyment of our oiiwste.-Gssette. | A Tucson telegram of the S0th inst. cay that "a party consisting of Gov. zulick U.
 Marshal Meade, Gen. Ned McCook, Juds
 .nd Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Judge Shields and presen,sfives of the press, left the city th morning for For, Bp~ie, in response to .
 invitation from Gen. Crook to in.pe' Geronimo and the captive renegsdes.n Ge onimo hsd sn invitation to attend tbe .
 uniea, but respectfully declined.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-04-07
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For cbildrso SsaadsethS Fills srs sinply invaiusbis. Ons or two Pl(ls taken svs.y night for esn days vill can thsa Of scas. let fever, dipsheria, vhoopins eosgh, cold, disnh0s or local psins.
 Brandretht P,lls are psrely vegsssble- contain no mercury, oisssal os dsogsroas drug They require no care in diet or CT posture, and arc perfectly safe for old oe young, nale or female. Ono or two ss night, for week, taken O a empty sson- Ach, will cure the won't oass of Ayspep.ia, iivsr complaint os rbe7matiom.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-04-07
CONNECTICUT FIRE HIS. CO.,,
 Of Hartford.

nREMIUMS collected in Asisoas in leo5, t1,S59 s3.
 VII HACDONALD. ManaGSe. Suhseribsd sad sUssB ep befogs L1 ID. CHAIa, Comf. of Dssds fer Asisoaa, i Cal, Maj. 80th, 1s.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-04-07
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Shorthand n taught entirely y mail, with better results in any given tine, than by oral methods. Send ten sios cen, siamps for "DeclA. ssioo If Inoepeodssc<" and terms.
 RALPH B. CLAAXI, 4oS7 0ermsntosn Ave, Phllajeiphis, Ps. Mention pspsf.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-04-07
FRoN TuEspAY's DAILY:
 Toughs meet tonight.
 Beef tea at the Cob Web Hell.

Ln1wig Tbonss, teschei of nusi.. n Reg,ssration of voters is now in order. Tue Hook q Ladder Company aests to. night
 Verde carp ore ceiling in the market for s5 cents rsr pound.
 Tbs JoulxAi~NUIa scknovlsles eAs receipt of . lot of ioPostans Pshsie doeu- nsaa from Dslsgsss c. c. Bsaa.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-04-07
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HERzO0 Prescott, Apsil 9th, e the
 wife of M. T. HersoR, . daughter.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-04-07
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1o ODoR . 9ooo0 ADDoe1eo
 ls one th'ng, to invigo,sts and regulate the digestive organs is another. Asd yet Eers .ppeta =n arc constantly mistakeo for and are even termed tonics. Hossetter's stoo. ach Bitter is on . far higher plane in the category of medical preparations, than the 90 called sonics which inpast relish for the food. These have sheir use. and arc estimsble. provd-d they are pure. Bat tho scope of the r mrdi.i operation of the Bit tess is far wider. IL reforns sntirely an enfeebled cn: di,i-n of the stomach, and purihss its juices, if visuated, e we'll e promotes th-,r secisiias |. heal,hful sbun- dance. The stom-ch having, n conjupctioa with the liver and the bowels, besn seRulas. ed, and their ns.ursl iose restored through iss agency, appetite raturD. e . natter oi course. Fever and ssue. poverty of the blood, snd consequent debility. rheumatic silnens, and . tendency to kidney end bladder troubles, are also remedied by is. Ape sts
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-04-07
AYrIRMoxN snsIox,

The Board proceeded to mske . settle neat with the county treasurer for the quarter ending March sist, 1886.
 The following is asummary of the county trsasurers report:
 To cash on hand, Jan. 6, 1886. .t4s,6l2 s7 To eash recd during quarter. .. 4s, ,59s.24
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-04-07

 the anoont of hee taxes end the amount Wss oriered refunded.
 AFrRRNO \ SESSION.
 J. ". Smith, constable of Lower Verde precinct, appeared n answer to citation and made statemeot as 10 fees allowed him. The Bard took ihe matter under advise. ment.
 Mr. Rutledgr, ovcrse.r of Road District No, sS, and MT. George Lcun:, appeared befsre the Board relative te the change n the Peck road. The Board agreed to go and examir the change of road Q, . .. m., to morrow.
 \ petit,on asking that Milo Dowd, over. seer of Road district No. 3, be removed and nskins complaint against him as overseer. was read and laid over until May si. 1886. The Cierk is directed to notify Mr. Dovd te appear on ,h t day and answer the said eomplsins.
 Bill ot Wm. ]. Nulvenoo tor mileage and dis( ursenepts ~ss allowed for e62a.o0.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-04-07
fAey Wul oarsiy fao1 Ysa.

They sss looking for yoo evsryvhsFe. Drafts of cir in unexpected plsesA going rom hot rooms to cool oaes, esselsssoes is changing clothing,-Ia shoe. ssy,hiaG which ends in . ''oommoa eelds is the hesd." Unlen arrested this kind oi cold i,ecomes ssated in the mucous meobrAns of the bead. Then 1t is catasrh. h any ssd all ito stsges this dissass alvsys yields to Eiys Cream Balm. Arpl,ed to tn. sostrils with the Anger. Safe, agreeable, csrtsin. Priee ntty cents.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-04-07

BA18 BROS. 6 GO, Our Dry Goods Department Presents
 Some Telling Attractions.
 Send Your Orders at Once. All wool cashmere inches wide eleven shades the best | at 50 a yard 9nc black coored gros grain silk has no equal on the coast at sl yard
 bunngs width the new shades at eight cents yard.
 Wool buntngs P l2 inches all 5 cents yard Nuns yelling all wool 10 inches wide yard Our Dress Goods Department never presented Stronger argument h
 favor of Cash Buying than at this date Figur lawn patterns white ground at 10 and F l-2 cents yard Best check gingham at cents yard. dress in pads and stripes at l-s to l2tc yard Seersueker gingham in stripes at and 2b yard Figured indigo blue calico not fade only sL cents ward Try special value in table linen at 50 cents yard Send tor our white honey comb led spread cen beats Ladies pin striped cotton hose finished seams at cts pair Our Line of Hosiery Contains the Best Values Ever Shown in the West Balls health preserving corsets, hooks only SIPS Ladies button scaloped top kid gloves coors 65 cents
 pair.
 New walking jackets Bouch Jersey oh $500 $500 5000. Complete line of ladies' muslin underwear New Handkerche New Parasos New Gloves Mits New Laces and Embroideres New Fans-In fact new goods
 in every department of our house Don't fal to Order from US. NC will treat you reh aad eunate
 our prices against aay oa ihs Coast Quality ceasiass Samplesand Catalogue Free, Send for them.
 HALE BROS, & co. Importers of Dry Goods Clothing Hats Trunks Vasss
 Furnishing Goods Boots Shoes Etc. s2s ss ss5 St and 1926 Ninth Street Sacramento California
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-04-07
April 6.h.
APIH . INNING sKsaIoH.

Tho Board examined the propose change 'a the Sterling mine road, ard on their re- turn adopted and order making tle chang. e asksd fos,
 Ths claim of Mrs. E. Densmore of esoo for roai damages ~ss disallowed.
 The Gle k of the Board was instructed to purchase stan1srd United States lag, sx iS feet, for Use on the court house at an expeass of Sls.
 !. ". Sullivss appeared and made . statement rslstive to the ssxss of D. D. Ambrose for 1885, from which it appeared that the assessment was . duplicate of property oa which he had paid taxes, and shs assessment vas thereupon ordered stricken from the the roll. The following b;lls were audited ard allowed:
 c U echuseman, board of prisoaerreso esos 20
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-04-07
BABB BROS. 6 GO,
Our Dry Goods Department Presents
 Some Telling Attractions.
Send Your Orders at Once.

All wool cashmere 10 inches
 at 90 cents a yard. Our l9-inch black and coloret
 coast at sl a yard. 1 ace buntings P inches in wi
 a yard.
 Wool buntings 22 l-2 inches Nuns yelling, all wool 10 incl
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-18
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.


Look out tor Elis' moving wagon.
GO go Mallory Tor "a good lifting
suit
order your chicken feed from
Palmer
For tine WORK. 70 to the Waco Steam
Laundry.
ttivc Your orders Tor ice to Farley
Hen deliver ON time.
Have your clothing laundried 81
Waco steam Laundry.
Give your orders Tor Ice t. Farley
Hen deliver on time.
Hot and cold bg hs at all times at
the Waco steam Laundry.
George ". Mclaughlin sells and
deliycrs "A biz lond OF dry stove wood
for 81 30.
FARLEY. ice meets the hot wave sue
ccssmIy It's the only thing that
,nn do thAl
Furlcy's ice meets the hot wave sue
cr-sfuly II is the only thing that
can do that
Boarding and lodging at Alex
Bulc's White Elephant restaurant,
Give him call
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alton, h. f.. Webster i Co, agents,
42S Austin avenue.
If YOU want n good tlttinR suit eslI
on :, ~llilcr the American tailor No
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-18

make one grand effort to get cut OF
our store this week The, claim ihcy
nave had their me, and want tn
make room for the tall goods tina.
take their place. SANGER Bios
Best lee cream In Waco AT the Dol.
monico, 10 cents plate.
Last week OF summer bargain. at
sanger Bros.
'Coldeus Liquid Beef Tome i. a
wonderful remedy for weakness
fever aud loss OF APPETITE"
The summer season for dr, good,
II last drawing to close, ana thi.
viii be the last week OF sanger broth
rrs' midsummer clearing sale. For a
month 1t has been Il rush Of baryaius.
and none should mss this last week
fur ladies, misses aud children.
summer slippers. 90 To Nanyers.
brothers. ihoy ar showing elegant
as'ortmeuts at yer, low prices.