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Il Sth street, reports

Charles v. Trott, 1881 Sth street, reports
stolen $40 worth of clothing.
MIR. Washington Nailor has purchased the
franchise of the Mutual District Messenger
company, and will assume control of the BUSH
ness operations Of the company on Monday
next.
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TOMORROW.
NOR REASONS BEST KNOWN TO TIIE
II OWNER,
have received orders to sell the Stock and Contents
In store
9OS SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
Commencing
MONDAY, MARCH TWENTY-SE
AT TEN AM,
And will continue daily until all goods are disposed Of
The stock contains prime aud rst-class Dry Goods
and Notions, consisting OF
Silks, Vevets, Satins fine Dress Goods, Cashmeres
Embroidered FlanneIs. Table Linens, Towels
Blankets, Quilts, Underwear. Hosiery. Corsets.
laces, Embroideries. Gloves, Jerseys Umbrellas
and Parasos, White shirts, together with full
line of Domestics.
Ladies will do We'll to attend this SALE as a good as
sortment OF spring Goods VIII be offered daily.
Terms cash.
ap6-5tS NJ. FOLEY Auctioneer
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A GRAND OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE SMALL
HOMES AT LOW PRICES!
TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE TWO-STORY-AND-
BASEMENT BRICK HOUSES ON FOURTH
STREET EAST, BETWEEN AND K STREETS
NORTH.
BY virtue of deed of trust recorded In Liber .zes
1904 al folio 264, of the land records OF The Dis III
trlcf OF Columbia and the request of the party I'LL
secured thereby, the undersigned Trustees will sci. az
pubic auction. in mont of the premises on TU ESDAY
APRIL SIXTH, 1886, at FIVE O'CLOCK r NJ. all
OF Lots -. 70, -, rs and 26, In Waggaman. Agents
subdivision Of part OF square 77o. in the city Of NASH
ington, with improvements consisting OF five two
stOry-and- basement Brick lie uses.
Terms OF sale: OnefOurIh cash, balance in six
Twelve and eighteen months from day Of SALE in
terest al SIX per cent per annum from said day paya
bic senilaDnuay, or all cash at purchasers OPTION
Notes VIII be taken for deferred payments secured by
deed OF trust on property sold A deposit o. $50 on
each house viii be required at time of sale All convey
aIclnS and recording at purchasers cost Ifterms
are not complied with In ten days from sae property
Will De resoId At purchasers risk and cost after ten
nhas.d&ds FRANK a s.' +. sRR66wN1NG, Trustees
fBTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON
account of the rain until FRiD aY, APRIL NINTH
by ofder OF lhe trustees ap6-dts
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FOR SALE-LOTS

FUN SALE-LOIS.
EOR sALtaA FINE CORNER LOT NORTH
y east short distance from the Capitol. improved by
3story brick House. and bath; size of Cox
HUFTY d DYER,
Real Estate and Insurance,
ape-4t 1901 + St NV.
Il HANDSOME CORNER LOT
MERIDIAN HILL"
SOUTH AND EAST EXPOSURE
Thus. ]. FISHER & co;
apS-3t 1924 F ST. NV.
IGOR sALE-LOrS on NEW HAMPSHIRE
r aye- al I Zig per square foot Apply to j. y
NOR sALE-LoTs ON VERMONT AVE, 100
teef deep at . cents per square foot Apply TO j.
V. y. III IN 100 IA ave apS-3t
NOR sALE-LOT NORTH SIDE O ST. NEAR SD
nv near cars senool, etc: 52xII5 To wide alley;
%eek or CUTTER TIER w sfi toT iPs u s2a within
EoR SALE OR EXcHANGE-THREE BEAUTI-
- fui Lots, lS6xao Deep on Massachusetts ave, be
e r s d oar s 100 e ga no cash pay
apS3t s04 and 500 St
EoR sALE-AT A bAkGAIN-LoT ON q ST,
on t9!h 81, Geiwe eo and u terms easy LOUIS r.
E'oR sALE-A VERY FINE LOT. on NORTH
Il side of St, between Stn and 9th; chance to
ger lot suitable ior down town Residence IN good
NV. asst
ENoR SALE-LoTS-I6TB ST., NEAR o, 81 2i5;
totn ST. near \, $40; 10th st, corner T. sl50;
9Th ST., corner corcoran si.0U St, near 10TH 90
cents; French ST., near 9th, 20 cents Also number
Rhode island and Vermont avenues at low figures
and upon easy terms. X H. L. LEIPOLD. 1881 + st.
EoR SALE-36,O 900 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND
- IN East Washing on only 10 cts per So IT,; bar
gain r. Ii. I. LklpoLp. 1881 St NV. aps-3t
IGOR SALE-45. 900 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND
- in Mt Pleasant. convenient to school, church and
street cars, only 10 ents per square foot. Il. H. T.
LEIPOLD 1881 ST. NV. apS-3t
JHOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-l6 ALLEY LOTS.
IL 500 Lot VIII trade for a House; give
Ground aud take Houses In In, payment, to person
sO6 st. apS-3t
ENoR SALE-ABoUT 5000 SQUARE FEET Of
ja7-2w 1924 Est.
IGOR SALE = FINE LOT OVERLOOKING DU-
Il pont Circle north side. 4Ox1OO to alley, at So per
I2l932d ST. ap6-St"
L'oK sALE-TWO LOIS 22xi10 TO ALLEY, o.
4 between 10th and 7lh SIS n. W. Soc if sold this
week Address W. T. DEEBLE. l2i9 gid st. ap6-;5t*
IGOR sALE-LOT FRONTING IOWA CIRCLE,
Join ana soh'o
apoot sO4 and SOC st. NV.
E'oR sALE e. IMPLEMENTS TO PAR
Choice Lots on the high grounds overlooking the
city, and Just north OF boundary; water aud
ap35t corner Isth and F s st m H. W.
FOR sALE-FRONTAGEs AND SINGLE LOTS
for building purposes in eastern part of the city,
cht ap and on easy terms CONARD d MCEWEN,
l4Zo ST. Nv. ap3-1Ot
IGOR SALE-sIX SMALL BUILDING LOIS. on
4 swami St. north side. just west of 18th. l7x10O;
DOC per square foot: exceptional speculative chance
CUTTER u Winner, 1i2:S St m21-lm
E0R SALE : TWO CHOICE LOTS ON L ST.
II between 18TH and 18th. 2O34 xlOO each: two Lots
on r ave. bet 10th and nh; 6.400 square feet in
square 40 IL 900 feet 18th bet Pa ave. and
T. sIs- A. T. HILL Il Co, 1888 F st. m26-1m
NOR SALE-40.OOO FEET OF GROUND n. w
u nvenient to Government Printing and Pension
Offices; water. gas sewer, ETC.. cheap, and easy
terms WALKER 81 WILSON 1OO6 + u. w.
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ing were the readings at the signal office to-day:
a. NJ, $40; a. m, $40; IL a. m, 4l.0; 2 p.
~, 400. Maximum, 400. Minimum, 800.
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QrEENsTowN CATTLE MARKEr-lSO cattIo
on the market. All sold 10 butchers as follows:
Best sold for 6ia, and few fancy "A shade
higher; good sold from AZ to 4a.c. per H.; me-
. to 3s4c. per 10. 52i sheep and lambs on tho
market. Wooded sheep sold from ; - 6l,c. Der
To-; clipped sheep sold from Al 70 sac per To-:
spring laInbs sold from > to I2loc. per Ia. 20
cows and calves sold from $40 TO $40 each,
Market Tor cattle fair. Market for sheen and
lambs good. -
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L7OR SALE OK EXCHANGE-HIGHLY M
proved Farm, 2tj2 acres, near Washington Il mile
nom railroad st&tion $1,000 VIII trade equity for
small house. WALKER & WILSON IOo6 + = n
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Capitol TONES.
THE TELEPHONE INVESTIGATION.

THE TELEPHONE INvFsTIaATToN
Thomas III. Gardner, OF Baltimore aud secrp-
tary Of the Washington Telephone compar Y. a
company licensed by the Pan Electric Tele-
phone company, was examined by the tele-
phone invests ation committee to-day.
The company. he said. had a few private lines
n Virginia aud a line in the District OF Calum-
Ola IL WAS Intended 10 start an exchange
Ia Washington within q short time.
About one half OF the original $4,000 shares re-
manned undisposed Of Zach OF the ten dirue-
tors had been allotted $50 shares. As annual
salary the attorneys had been given 100 shares
had been allotted a number of shares Ia lieu II
salary. Mr.. Casey Young. a director had never
received his shares The company had never
issued any stock 10 nncmbcrs az the legislative,
executive or Judicial branches OF The go-crn-
ment and no member OF the company held any
once under The United States government
THE HOT SPRINGS Bill.
The Senate committee on public lands today
directed Senator Berry to report the new Hot
Springs bill. II IS an elaborate measure the
chief feature being provision directing thu
Teasing OF the permanent bath-houses at an
annual rental OF noi less Than $40 a tuh until
1897. The leases made under the act of IL.
are declared Cancelled.
MOTIFS
The House committee on mines and MINING
to-day agreed TO report faNoraby "A hiIl 10 refer
the Mctiarrahan claim 10 the Court ~ Claims
lie ways and means committee OF the House
has decided to report faVora0iy Afr. Mct,omas'
BILL To allow drawback on coal consumed hy
American vessels.
The tariff bin cannot be reported until Tho
committed is called, which viii be on Monday.
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L>oE RENf-AT FALLS CHURCH,VAA HOUSE
ofBine Rooms. suitable out5uiIdings with II acres
York ave. ap.5;tx
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THE POLITICAL SITUATION.
Democrats who Fear That They VIII
Lose the House at the Next Elections.

A STATEMENT THAT THE PRESIDENT Is ABOUT
TO TAKE A STEP TOWARDS UNITY OF THE
PARTY.
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IRE POTOMAC Boat CLUB ELECTS OFT
SEEs.-The largest meeting Ia the history OF no
aoooitac h'alt cruz was held last evening, the
occasion being the annual electto OF Officers
Ihere were l23 members present There was
Woleet OF waller in the boat house, 50 the meet
ing was held at the Morgan house In Nest
ashington. The election resulted as follows:
PRESIDENT, ;. +. Wheatley, by aoclamation: vice
prcsluSht, ). j. holllsteT; recording secretary,
Oscar =. schmidt; financial secretary. Dr. 4. NJ
rlniey; treasurer, Col. Frank Jones' captain, q
Il. Zappone; first lieutenant, Jas. NJ. Durapt:
second lieutenant, It. V. La Dow; election COM
NIT e; .. ID. Pennebaker. jr, W. =. Parks and
- r. Whiteside boat house committee r. J.
Calvert G. r. Zappone. and L. %. Randall:
finance committee W. Ia PAGE Chas q, Wars
den. Jas. w Walsh
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NOR SALk-A FINE CORNER LOT NORTH
east: short distance from the Capitol. improved
3story brick House. and BATH size of lot Cox
30. For particulars apply to
HUF1Y Il DYER,
aps-4t 1901 st NV
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

NOR REST-ONf :. OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
Il Residences al Falls Church, Va IaPee brick house
extensive orchard and grapery. Apply to W r. tiRA-
II An, faias ChUTcA. Va ap6-3t<
LNOK SALEs-A BEAUTlE I'll HOME ATGAITH-
a ersourg. Nd. two minutes walk from station
House has rooms. all papered throughout; acres
hclDsed: beautiful lawn: choice fruits Of ali kinds
Cheap 10 an immediate purchaser.
apo-lm \. 4. HILL. 1883 F.. ST
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splendid Miniature Carriages and Carts for child
dren and the incest and greatest variety Vanished
Dayt0ns. Met Ais. Business Wagons, Harness Whips
Lap Robes. &C. TO be found in this city. The above
articles for sale or exchange reasonable prices
and on accommodating terms as do not want TO Keep
them All kinds Of repairing and painting will receive
prompt ate ntOn at =. j. MEEKS, 62I q st. NV
Large stock Second hand Carriages always on hand
agi-Im
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District tso,ernment Affairs.

MARRIAGE lfCENsTs- larria ge licenses haVa
peen Issued by the clerk OF the court 70 Lang n
TOWARDS ana Amelia B. Racder; Folk Nelb
oil Philadelphia, Pa and Carrie Brown: Rohert
coates and Dolly Ann Walker; Peter Tromeier
ana Saiome Denney; William Henry Norton
Annie Baylor. ~
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l.'OR ALE-HlGHLH IMPROVED afUNTtIONI-
cry tOunty Land will sell 80 300 acres Of NV
grazing farm on " ashinston and CoesviIie turnpike
= nile, from Washington from silver SprIn. sta
tiOf. Metropolitan Branch K. K u IT, T. CLARK
sligo. Nd nIL:{I-IIi
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Ii No $40 Louisiana avenue.
Auctton sale OF Horses. Carriages. Wagons Harness.
&C. &C, EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY aud
sATu GtR MORNINGS, commencing at TEN
OCLCCk Large and well assorted stock OF C2rriapes
Buggies. Wagons, Harness. &C., &C. alwavs IN hsn1
al private sale. s. BENSlNGER Ai,cf v,S. IN
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

The China springs people viii give
n barbecue At Eikelbergrr crossing, on
North Bosque, one snd one. hal miles
from China springs on Ihursdal
july lst. An candidates are cordial
IN invited, ~ well ~ all Othcro. he
word of several hig-hcarted, hospit.
allie gentlemen IL out to the effect
that there will be good cheer enough
for NIL who come. All candidates
VINO expect to address the people
mon arriving on grounds viii re
port to capt. g. i. AdkiSron, chair
man of the committee of arrange
ments and officer of the day 50 that
proper nllotmrnls of time may b'
made.
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PERSON Al"

Col. Gurey IA back from l.a'li l"7As
Mr.. Wilson Brown, OF Moody was
III the city yesterday, II
MIR. -. &. Moorcnead, OF breh"ld
-prut sunday Ia tho city
Mrs. \. NJ. Ware, OF Taylor 10 lh' |
guest OF the Pacific hotel
MrL.N. Moore returned ye1'eI- /
dny from visit TO Ennis
Mrs. Hun, OF COrsirAnH, Is NlalllhB
her sister, Mrs. A. q. DeWy'
Mr.. q. StsnSgo, representing
Schartl Il Co, of Dallas, IL Ill '"'
MiMM. T.. Csrgil, Of wildcrVil'"
Re A., ia Registered Mt the Ne" Nc
Clclland. ,.u II
Mechanics g. ". l.. ~mithand u. Is.
williams, of Henderson, are stopping
AT the Pacific. .,i,.,.
Mrs. G. lIagi-, travelling AUDITOR
orthe Texas Express COMPANY, WAS
in the city SUNDAY
Nil. Pauline kutlncr loft yeeler-
dny morning to visit relatives III AUS
tin, llearne aud NnVA1"h. a..
Rev Dr. Anderson, PASTOR OF Tue
RAptist church NJ Dallas, ~ ia W''"
dance upon the convention. -,
Mr. Geo. Pierce, Of the western
Union telegraph office, Is on on MI
. extended tour through the cast
e REV. Dr Marston, Of ST Loulsls III
4. attendance ON the Baptist conNen
r lion lie is registered At the faclhc.
Il Col ;. II. Pope. sr, Tor seVefH
4 yo.r. mast n resident of Arksn'ns
e ha, returned to Waco to sp'hu u"
summer. ,.t.,..i.,,o,
e Dr. {. G. Biting n di7ungnl7h.r,'
1t BAPTIST OF Philadelphia, Is III 'he a.. .
d attending the state Baptist 'oh'e"
81 tinu. ,. a,
"Christian Repository ST. i-nul5,
y among the delegates attending '"
lr Baptist convention.
IT 10. I'D. Lynch the bioRrnpher'
be in the city. Col Lynch II the auth'
AS nfthe "lIench and Bar OF Ml-rl--lpl'
er and the "Bench aud Bar OF lrAhn
Mr. Fred Skipping the genial ''ui
,h of The New McClelland hotel WI
re-. ha, been rusticatiug in the count
for some time past. hAs returned
III bis post. $50, Mat,
he Claude Jackson, Of bftmohu
spending couple OF "eeh7 WIN Wv VI,
II. rnusin. Miss Minnie highy, on sou
crs slIth street. 49,, u.,,
Rev. W. h. Pom, the n"ted nap
our evangelist il among the drr''Ea'e7
un. the BaptIsl convention ne 10 ~"
ate tered At Mrs Mllls', corner tli'h d
pr Washington streets ana,
new Mr. Fred. Mcdonald one OF the p
ot Waco society. il hack again III
CIV roma iaunt ia the inlrIe',
cameron 4 Go. through the wesu
.on mr., of the state. His many lrlel
,."t ,yul welcome his return, ,,..
'Hn' Mr. Tom o, PlunkeIl, OF Iht
e' .>i.tp sraa, who has been Vef>
't ,It H io3 he paU thres week, wiIh To- .,
'"' i' now couyAlesceut lis bo'''
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

Itwill be- seen hoy referring to OUT
column of announcements that the
above sound, clear. headed aud public.
spirited gentleman ia candidate lut
county commissioner lu precinct one.
ANY citizen of Mcl.cunAn who know
rom Cox viii say that heels one of the
men whom every body wants to see
ia public position llr Ia honest
faithful aud good business man, just
the qualities necessary Ia the position
tu which hr h-piro- II hc u elected
the count, viii have al least on,
slrrplr-- wHtchman on duty about hrI
public interests Mh-tcrsNillr Vii
push MIR. Cox for all there Is IN The
situation.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

Farmer HAS Kuo"n Ross iong aud
Wrii. aud ~ tor hin MI th~ Itme.
%. Endorses IN" Examiner.

20 the Editor ot The Examiner.
IuNFsBoRo, Tex. June - DEAR
SIR am pleased To- know that ten
Ross Is gaining ground every day aud
that Nuu have taken such n decided
-tAnd for him have had the pleas.
ure OF showing Gen. Ross twenty
three wears, aud AM safe Ia saying
that Texas oannot produce IA better
man than ten. Ross so On with ia,
good work aud be INSURED that old
T Cor,ell willcome zap All -. II, not.
withstandiug rauhll will have 20,
aud others to believe 10 the contrary
A FARMER.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

SATURDAY, IN alwhy-H great lay Tor
the groccrs, Tor many of their Gus
toners wait until tho last day OF the
week 10 mike ont Nh order for the
following weeks supply. The p"opl'
from IA" cuuutr, come in town on
that dny ana do their purchadnR
aud the city ladies send IN their or
orders for extra dalutics Tor sunday
So, from morning tlil night on sat
urday, the grocery man II on the 60
aud then he has ~ good long resl TO
the rest of the week but Rt Geo Me
Lnughnn's You would think Their
were six saturdays ia zach week, the
are kept 40 busy Iuu see the PEG
plc ARE carried AWAY with George
nico country produce aud good ealN
blr-
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what Led to the Dismissal of u CLERK
In the toiuptruii"r's once.
~" shoNcs ~ m oar.

Whht Lea 10 thF DtstntsaRl ut ii'th
In the IomptrotIer's once.
IN" ShoNcs ~ mn oar.
TO the EDITOR of The Examiner
AUsriN. Texas, June 2G.-The az
that stung the woud.be governor OF
Texas, caused the decapitation of one
Of tine most efficient clerks In the
comptrollor's office, whose name he.
gins with b, on suspicion. il Is alleged,
that he Is the author Of the article
signed Is, published IN the WACO
EXAMINER under date of June 80,
1856. said article handles Col swain
without gloves, aud when he began
TO squirm with pain from the sting of
the relentless "B,' he went In sesrch,
1t seems. of something OF somebody
on which to wreak his Vengeance, aud
his old, tried aud competent clerk,
whose name commenced with Il, wa
"bounced.'
Another explosion in the guherna-
torlsl camp, Now, propose to -igu
/ This article D.-aud it there rs n de-
partment clerk whose name com
meuces with the unfortunate letter u.
and who Is IN the samc political boa
with the bounced B., he may ~ wcl
pack up. Tor he may encounter tn,
same political pillows aud b,
= dumped"
y. B.-The bounced b. is the Sam
party who, but few short days sine,
put in nomination eN-Comptrollcr Il
who WAS duly declared chairma
democratic precinct convention {
Travis county.
"Straws show which way, etc
Give usa little more grape Car
3 tain Is. u.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

Imported ondiucs reduced TO ~
cents embroidered ella cunklrs re-
durcd from % to 80 cents hounrll'
checks reduced TO 80 cents, aud our
entire stock OF white aud figured
lawns, India and Victoria lnWnH
springtidc and Arabian lawns, cheokoI
and barred nalnsuok and all our I'M
ported novelties in Nash dress tab
rics, all reduced al -anRer.Bros
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

10 purchase some OF those fresh
goods iu.t received, such ~ WhitlH-
I,i', hAm,, IS. bacon, Imported swiss
cheese. macraroni aud prune-' Head
.unrtprs for fruits ami vegetables
always fresh from truck farms. a
NH aud complct" line Of fancy ana
.tnulc groceries, Soliciting your or
ders. Am respectfully
q J. MILLER
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

| friends will bC pleased to- learn that |
/ he will soon bc out again.
Cot. Carey W. styles, of the Bosquo !
/ Citizen, Is In the city, AMI Will remain |
to-day Interviewing the merchants oi
Waco. We commend the citizen
and Col. STYLES to the friendly CON
alteration OF our business men.
At the New McClcllaud-W : liar
rington. Dallas. - y Dennis, W II
Mabrv. New York " a Mann, Bowie,
Tex. Eugene Williams aud wife,
Waco. Miss Blair, city; Geo Garrett
|UST { nv. & \ Weed, Fort Worth,
+ W Emory, city; w. r. Davis, II & 1
'C RN. II T. Cox, Corsicaua, q
/ Calder. city. y h Robinson, city
Miss NJ T. CSrglll, Wilderyillc;
3, r. ID Noakum, G. VI Williams Miss
Katie WiIlians. = = McClcudou,J B
Douylnss Witc and son. Mrs. Z u
, SECTION. ryler. II VI Harry Fort
4 worth i ~ Roberts, Albany, Tex" X
: ~ledge. Kvle. II K Wal, Gatcsviilc,
b : n Kelly. HN.J W Mollatt, Temple.
D " IL SeAgo. New Orleans, j TrcnEcN,
% IT. Louis. II VI ~tcphcns, Kos-c; II Z
10 white. Brcmoud;C u Epes, tincln-
20 natl.
4 1.-THE Lehman house & VI Wat
u terhuusc. Fort House. T. u Nlll va
VI -, Mart, . halliburton, Guy y
q Robert Brooks, cit! T. J. wilson h'
Burger. llillsboro; l. IoNnsNi ,iN
e o lotlin, Tyler, T. Mar,hall' LuIln1
T. Key Martin, city, u W I.nl"W v,l' y
- city, Mrs ~ !aud, Aus'ih' MIS- !
=, llHrgroye. AUSTIN VI hogan =.
oil ley Mills Z Gurlcy, ciN,I y Hooper
lorenA, \ Garland, clty, liNrtl
By6ouski, Marlin Jas '"hVr' :
T. Louis. y berry .l Jaw
sou I Slll-' nav sou
Alex Schlnmharn. r'rrl. " > ""n.
son. Fairfield; !. Hooper Jr. ho'S"'
W. VIM W Evans. z { Shit',he, Guy a.
,'1u Taylor aud wife, Ihi,en. N4''
~ mHr, W / Mc"rrw Nv '"'ii' .
w. Harris. Dublin u ~ l"hs', Wv" !.
~, W \ Poagr' GUY "'"""'' ''"
,n pie. .,,., ,tt,,l
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/ have lust carefully purchased, &C.
peciallN tor the Waco trade, the hhr7,
inc Ut retail groceries ever Opened
40 in ANY city cordially invite thr
uuhlictuyi-itm my aurr, No 1000 Au7'la
street, and be convinced that my
urires will bo all inducemunt To give
mo their patronage. Respectfully,
K II. GkAH.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-29

NnIHdJ u.,v..t con.
,. Wu NH NH to Inspect tbe elegant
t ,'.,,Is" Of millinery etc, created e'.
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food On my stomach, Tue bufnlHR s@n7 ,'s,an,
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.nnr,nlns M"r,h Mrndlns.

There Is not one particle of scnHr IN
struggling along the streets ia winter
clothes. when summer goods Hrc -o
cheap A.. now. =. MHrN IL DONG n
hand over list business IA the elegant
new line OF summer and fall good
which hr hAs been receiving lately
Call earl, aud YOU will call often.