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John II. Bagley, Sr., was elected to
the New York Assembly last fall by
plurality of one vote over D. g. Wal
tiers, Republican. By singular coin
cidenoe, Mr.. Bagley's vote on Thursday
passed the high license bill, the vote be-
ing 66 to G5.
There is no such place as Utopia 1t
was both located and inhabited by the
imagination Of Sir Thomas More, who
wrote his description in Latin about
Il512 or 1915. Speaking through
"Raphel Hythlodaye," one Of his myth
ical personages, he located the island OF
Utopia somewhere between Brazil and
India.
tx Senator Jones, of Florida, aston
shed the members Of the Detroit bar on
Monday by attending meeting called
: to pass resolutions in respect to the
d memory of Chief Justice Waite, and de-
! Hvering an address of much elo4uence
I lie has improved in personal appearance
fs and the doubts as to his sanity are al
- most forgotten.
= Adam Suits. Of Charles City, Indiana
celebrated his centennial on the LIST Q
March. lie was born in North Caro-
lima, and claims that no one had eve
thrown HIM in a wrestling mitch III
!, SIGHT and hearing are unimPaired' an
- his IRA ,ticc has been to chop a cord
A. wood on his birthdays, but this year Il
~ severity Of the weather prevented Il
- performance of hit usual task
,ull 4 woman in New Jersey grows MAJ
, Of the fine and expensive orchids tn
are sold by the florist. She was
school teacher, resigned her position
get married, and lost her husband
~" death when on their wedding tour ;
-" owned little piece Of land in New )
ou' sew and on this she commenced forie
a"u ture. She has prospered aud does
= y big business. assisted by her two sistt
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-06
SEEERlFE'S SALE
Of
Personal Property,

10y virtue Of two wris Of Ficri Fncias is
} sued out Of the Circuit Court ioT Charles
county, at the suit Of Johnson, Sutton & Co.
and n Franks b Sons, against the goods and +
rhattles, Of J. X. 4 ". + Z. Covington, to
me directed, have seized and taken in exeru.
lion. all the right, title. claim, interest an
astaie. ut law, aud in equity of the said }. X.
4 " e. r. CoyinetoA in aud to the ioliof-
ing property to Wit:
Packing House and Fixtures. Six O}s-
ter Boats and Outfits, AMI lot
c,ooo.;. rtzs;--.s,--'--4
Boots and Shoe, Dry Goods Hard
ware, Cigars ami Tqb"c:"' Drug
Notions, &c.
And hereby give notice that will sell o
the premises, ON
J saturday, Apri! I4th, 1885,
: between the hours Of nad o'clock ? m
he said property SO seized ana taken ~ .. s} I
cution by public auction 10 lhr y hrs' 20
1t for cash. p-A ~ . Gba,iF
NH 23-bt
II The above sale has beea postponed
10 Saturday, April lith, 1888
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STAY EAST YOuNGM

Tx Assemblyman W after - Smith,
Of Tompkins county, is 10 Calonia -
IT, tells The Hhoca JowHald n ab,re
the fros's, the ice and the 20 ton
coal Hear hin:
"If Won are making a livig in the
State Of Now York curb your ,,mldie
impulses aud stay there It's Gods
own country You do not ,preciate
that fact as well as do, sittig among
the sand hills and disputing right to
them will the fcas; sitting ere amid
frosts and rain and cold aud eat, aud
lcokiug forward to eight Dnths Of
drought 1t may seem little nough to
you, but as for us, we wantO see the
grand procession Of the easteriseason-
the snow banks Of winter, thebrighten-
ing bloom Of spring, the riclrgaruirnra
of summer, the scarlet aud gol autuun
We want to see stream Of fish water
aud well Of the same. " want to
see silk hats and short hair. We wal
something good to eat, and THE where
we can find decent home toive in for
less than 800 a month"
There are, Of course, som ,empera-
meuts calculated to profit by he accept
auce Of Mr.. Gsecley's famos advice,
Young nan, 60 West but ,ere are e
good many more young men no can do
quite a. well in the cast if the will only
make up their minds to do it. The diff
ference between the west and!he cast is
very well described by'tbe Cd farmer,
saw about the comparative mrits of tho
farm: There is more in the naH than in
the land. A young man nth brain,
and grit will get rich in the asst as vel
as in the west, and will thquk'dr. Smith
for the hint
There are thousands Of acrs of unim
proved land here in the Eas I'm States
in New York, New Jersey, Delaware
Maryland and Virginia, convenient t,
large city markets, where the young
man who is not afraid of wor can max,
a royal living after few yeas of pluck,
activity As a rule, such Ind can b,
bougl and cleared for less pc acre thai
would be required to set one self up a
a farmer on some remote w,5tern trac
Of land, and then there vii be adde,
advantages of a climate to which ore i
accustomed and con 7enieuce . markets
The last named is vory'tpFrtant, an,
is too often ignored.
Stay east, young man. The east ca
get along without you, but bsh you an,
it can get along very we'll together
you will. If you will onlf. do in tn
east half the real, live, tSiie-awak
bustling that you would vc to do
you went west, you will bel hell off in
few years. The capabllitieA .the Eas
tern States are not half devt =
Read, think, keep both y n
suggestions, and above al
you will -
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OF all the appropriaiis
Congress, only the Urgapey
bill has passed. In the N
ductions in force arc being
salaries scaled down, becausI
priatiou has been made TO ny
This casts a SON ewhat dubiO'
many of the professions Of
reduce the surplus.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-04-06

Mr. Powdorly has issued an address
to the Knights of Labor, in which he
recommends the entire abolition of
strikes, which, he says. are never sue
Rpd always losing operations to
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-25

Those who are trying to break up
the banetul habit of incompetence
will experience great benefit from the
use OF Prickly Ash Blttcrs. Liquor
deraugcs the .ystem. IIickly Ash
Bi tors Will remedy the evil results
and restore the brain, stomach and
liver to healthy action, thereby
strengthening the will power thor
ouehly cleansing aNd tonlng up the
system and remove every faint of dis
ease. 1t is purely a medicine and
while pleasant to the taste, it cannot
be used as beverage 10y reason of its
cathartic proper ties.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Mr.. Robert Grier Il IN and Miss
Bessie Jones daughter of Mr.. l. q
DO re-, the attorney. Mr. Patton is y
real estate man III prosperous busl-
ness and has n large circle of business
and personal friends, while lis iair
Young i; tendo q has all those grsCes
which 90 10 form beautiful tcmi-
nine character. The ceremony takes
place on Thursday, Feb, ,. at 1870 p.
III. at the Episcopal church.
The y. M. G. A. had good meet
ing at their hall last Dight Quite a
sum of money was paid in AID every
thing was cheerful and pleasant, as
the amount was sufficient to pay oft
al pressing olains. The meeting adj
journed 10 meet next TUESDAY nigh
at $50. The y. NJ. G. a. has done
| more.
The Bon Ton meat market leads
them all in slZn, cleanliness, polite
ness Of its statesmen and the quality
aud prices of it's meats. Drop III
AID verify these statements. OF
will find IT to your interest.
j. ". Winfrcy & Co.'S. new livery
sale and transfer stables, Eighth street
near Franklin. has the finest turnoutf
in the city. Buggies and carriage:
furniShod on call, aud prompt atten
ton given to train orders.
Burglars got i'll their work again
yesterday morning before day in the
White Elephant saloon. Their boodl,
cons lsted vt liquors, cigars ana 81 IL
cash. They got thr ough window by
taking out PAIN O. glass.
The things we know are neither
rich nor rare" but marked by uncom
mon ingredient OF common sense
One OF them is-that one % cent
bottle of Salvation Oil will relieve
pay. Try
The ladies Of the Womsn's Elk
change are sanguine OF success, bn
want their friends and the public t.
help them. They are certainly de
serving of subeta tial encouragement
Hair dressing of all kinds. Hail
work made to order. Watch guards I
cpecialty. Work warranted. Call Al
once. Mrs. Crabtree, 339 Franklin
, street, between Third and Fourth.
Arrangements are pending for al
imp ort4nt change otthe Cotton Belt
local otliclul personnel, which whei
; consummated, will be gwen The EA
} AMINEk readers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-25
Lace and Heavy Curtains.

a large lot of fine Tutingham lsce
curtains two aud three pair OF "A kind
1t half price, choice STYLES of pastries
at very low figures, new s'yl les of cur
tain poles to which, we invite in
spec,lon, all In our carpet department
on second floor.
SANGER BROTHERs
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-25

Our bargains in bleached and
brown colt Jna, dress ginghams, blan-
kets and ouse furnishing goods still
continue. Our linen sale is the most
interesting OF all Every visitor to our
store will be well repaid for their
trouble during this sale
SANGER BROTHERS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-25
opens a New Business

Mr.. b. 5. Castles mas closed out
the Jordon stock, which he took
to Nsvasots, ana has putin $4,000
stock at Cleburne, lie has gone
, this town with G.. T.. Birdwhls tell'
who will be head salesman for him.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-25

The best regulator Of digestiVe organs and
the best appetizer known Is AngOytura
,,ttters Try 1t but beware of limitations
Get from your grocer or druggist the genuine
article, manufactured by Dr.. j. %. 5eigert
& sons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-19

operators last evening, while we poor simple morA
tails had to wait for this mornings loan market for
an accurate estimate Of the situation The point
is, that If yesterdays advance gave such small
results in the way of liquidation, 10 continue the
effort to cover during second day would be dis
astrous, If not bankruptcy. Hence, to-day, tia
efforts TO recoup contracts ceased When the early
usual liquidation orders TO purchase had been ex-
ecuted, the order Of proceeding was reversed and
methods Of depression again were employed A
good part of yesterdays purchases TO covcr
shorts" were thrown back at tho
market and decline followed that
resulted in a loss Of about one-haf Of yesterdays
advance The short" 1nteresb again is in,
creased and the pit for the bears is still deeper
than it was before. To help the downward move
ment along, Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
stock was Savagely attacked, and wlth the wash
ing of thousands Of shares and the occasional sale
of 90 shares It's price marked on from 95 l-3
last evening-97 rs this morning-to 90 3-oaS5 81.
Now let US look at the Rock Island for moments
dispassionately and without prejudice, so as TO
be able 10 estimate correctly enc late dealings In
the stock. Its fiscal year begins May l. For the
first six months it has paid two quarterly divi-
dends of / i-2 per cent each-3 per cent for six
months If il declares only / per cent for the
current quarter, it will make per cent for the
nine months. These reductions from per cent per
annum reflect the criminal or foonsh mlsmanass-
mcnt at the West OF the past and not the futuro
earnings to come from the application OF business
methods which every railroad manager In inc
country is DESTROYS TO return to- IN order 10 noll
his position over the next annual elections OF
directors. The president Of the Rock Island
Company is not so foolish as 70
jcopardize the position he holds to crafty Wall
Street bears" If SO large a part Of the trans
actions in the stock were not matched orders
the bears would be placing their money on a
broken reed. The movement in Rock Island was
the feature of the day, and was so far effective
that it checked buying in the general market
In the meantime, however, despite to-days un-
favorable alleged news, the railway situation Is
steadily improving, and those companies East or
West which have survived the last twelve months
of wreckng have before them brilliant future
The market closed steady at something DEUCE
than the lowest figures.
WHAT WAS DONE IN BONDS.
The reported transactions in Government oon mos
included S207. 900 registered per cents az l2fa
l27I-s and $4,000 1-2s at lob 1-2, while the
offerings of 1-2s TO the Treasury To-Day Were
500. 900 at 1O8 l-4a1 0S 1-2. The closing quota
tions were as follows:
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CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
| SMALLER LIQUIDATION THAN WAS EN-
Tuesday, Dec. IS

Tuesday, Dec. Tsp. m
We wrote last evening: The purchasing that
made the yesterdays advancing prices was
moderate attempt to close up short contracts
Aside from that yesterdays dealings presented no
new features This mornings stock loan market
reflected smaller liquidation OF the aggregate
short" interest than supposed TO have oc-
Cured This was known to the leading bear
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HAVANA MARX ETS.

HAVANA Dec ls-sugar quiet The dst sales OF sugar
consisting OF $50 bags centrifugal polarization % degrees
was made to-day Si3 gold quntal Exchange quAe@
Spanish gold, 23U q2.36s
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Jnstrurttou.

For Young Ladies-City.
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Morgan Mansion) Nine. VAN NORMAN Principal
Musical Instruction.
II ANJO and GUITAR taught in twenty private lessons
ID with or without the aid OF notes HENRY O. DOB.
SON, 1,270 Broadway, bet 32d and 83d SIS.