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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-28

Report Of tss sioux Oomm,ssion 10 the Sec
resnry Of the lnsefior.


Report Of tss sioux Ucmm,ssion 10 the sec
rstnry Of the lnsefior.
Tho report Of The Sioux commission, pre-.
pared by Capt Pratt and Judge Wright, IL
now IN The hands Of Secretary Villas, 70 be
embodied In his September report The
deeigu OF the commission, said Captain
Pratt, 10 o reporter In Carlisle, was To pur-
chase one-half of the reservation, q tract
containing II. 0c0 screA The remain
der wss to be divided among the In
diaus, who number about l50OO persons.
The price offered was fifty cents per acre.
After repeated consultations the commits
sion returned without having aCCom plished
its purpose Tho Indians then went 10
Washington and had several interviews
that the Indians should reoeive 81 per acre
for such Of the land a should be disposed
OF by the government within two years, rs
cents an scre for such % could be sold with.
In four years and 80 cents IN acre for the
remainder. The Indians made . PROPOSE
credit In the United States treasury, bear.
ing inteies at per cent per annum. The
secretary declined this, and the matter
there rests. Captain Pratvs report will
advocate radical measures In dealing with
the work OF educating and elevating the
Indians, but latterIy he hes changed his
mind. This sentiment, Il seems, Ii also
nently identified with this work. Theieport
slso recommends the passage OF q
bill conforming - nearly a. possible
to the proportion OF the Indians, 20 far -
the price OF the land II concerned, and
making II q law without any further refer.
ence 10 their wishes. This will be done in
order to prevent the Indians from post
poning further settlement of the mstter.
The commission IN their report specially
recommend that the ''squaw men," white
men who are married to Indian
women, and live on the reseivs-
tion, shall be driven away and
made TO support themselves. The influence
OF the asqusw men," It IL claimed, ID
burtiul to the Indiana. In the present case
they are strongly suspected of having used
this influence to prevent the sale. In fact,
they are believed TO have been In the pay ol
certain railroad interests which looked with
dietsvor upon the plan Of dividing the reser
vations Captain Pratt believes that the
Iudian has been petted entirely too muct
for his own good, that the white man know
what Ia good for him better than he doe
himself, and that in future he should bs
made more self-susialning and held to
strict accountability for bis actions. Tn,
report proper covers over $50 large psgss 0
| typewIitlpg.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-28
1.-Two STOCK mArkess.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2I-CattIe-R Receipts. 10 600 /;
shipments, 1850; market steady; beeves,
50 0l06 8o steers. t2d4 10; stockers ana feeders
el 9oft3 30 COVE, bulls ana mixed, el A1fo3 20 1
leIans steer, o. to13 20, western rangers,
% t0d480.
Hogs s-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments.
300; market weak MIXED ana light o. 20
gs 20; heavy. u s'Uo 90 light, $500 Do sAips.
" sSssn socS ~ nsce,p,,. eoo nasa, ,,,rrsr,.
$40; market steady; natives, % 7j64 so
western shorn, o. zoos so, iexas snorn,
o. 6003 80 lambs, u C066 as
EAST LfBnRrY. - Cattle Receipts. 500
shipments, 4S1; market very dun shade OF
from yesterd.y's prices no Cars shipped 70
New YORK to-day.
Hogs : Reosipts. 1900 head shirme nts
2l0o market active; Philadelphias, s5 90
20; mixed. COOS f5 Yorkers, % %
30 Is cars shipped to New York to-day.
sheep. .keceipts, $500: shipments. 1000;
5000 %; common. 81 0O1s %; lambs. s3 tO0
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-28
MARRRTS,

NsW H0rs aiarast
new Yonx. nov. 20 Flour mArk@t heavy /;
Pine, n 5od30; enpernne, q t0036,: MINI
Extra, % 3odG 6Si City Mil. ExtrA, a o106 81.
Winter W heat extra, q 260s 10.
wheat-No. l. Req, state. q IL; No.
JAN. q o,ki veb., q osk receipts, $3.50
shfpm0nts, none.
Corn - no Mixea. Cash; ss, ,.s
Oats NO. l.. White, STATE. 200, No. 40
Nxc; No. Mixed, Nov. slNe, Dec, Slkc
vsceipis, 1850 shipments. s1l9
Bye dull Western. 60 l7lcj state 7lo73c.
Pors quiet !, Old Ness. s,s soo,s 7s.
LARD quiet; Dec, % be Jan. Is 40.
Molasses quiet for 50 boiling stock, Ao
Black strap, l4c. New orleans. 1850.
Turpent,ne quiet At zoo.
sosin steady, strained 70 good. d o2koi TX
Petroleum dull Hehned In Gases. 7Xo.
Yrefghts dull grain 70 Antwerp, 5hd.
Butter strong State Creamery, 34G3ic.
Cheese nrm western Flat 7osc.
state Factory, 1x0eo FANCY White, iso
ssg. quiet stats. 9eoTo, western
snsar arm Rennedy Cutloaf. sc; Gnnula
Tsilow steady Prime City. eXc.
Eice nominal Carolina, fair togood, B9<c.
Cofee steady; Fair Cargoes. for BIO. 1870.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-28
Cornell VIII No. o., d. 500, 900.

The New York court OF sppesls on Tues
dsy decided the Mcarsw~Fiske will case.
Tue decision IL against Cornell university
and 1t deprives 1t OF $1,000, 600 willsd 10 It
by jennie McGraw- -Fiske, wife OF Prof.
tiske and heiress of the McGrsw estate.
The decision 10 based on the fact that Cor
nell university was limited by its charter TO
property possessions not exceeding IS, OO0,.
600, and that II had that smount before the
b.quest OF Mrs. Fiske. The decision does
not determine the future distribution Of
the money, which will Inv olive long litiga-
ton.
An appeal will in all probability be taken
by the university to the United States su.
preme court ut Warrington.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-28

1HE Sisters OF st. Francis. in charge OF 81.
Josoph's hospital, corner OF West Chestnut
street ard College avenue, Lancaster, will
hold O pound party ut the institution on
Thursday, November %. for the benent OF the
sick and poor under the ir care, The good sis
tiers cordially invite all friends OF the suffer.
ing TO present their gilt OF pound on this
occasion, and It is earnestly hoped that there
will be generous rosporse to the invitation
thus extended. There Is no greater or more
deserving charity than that OF caring for God's s
poor in sicsnefs, ana Tor whatever we DO to
shsre the burden with the devoted sisters who
dedicate their lives TO this noble work, we will
undoubtei lily receive the reward OF hundred
fJld promised by our Lord. ne6Sld
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-28

Don't buy your rubber boots until you have
seen the Colchester " with sole leather heel
This Is the best fitting and most durable boot
IA The market. made Of the best pure gum
stock. The sole leather heel saves money to
the wearer.
Dent buy your aretics until you have seen
the Colchester Arctic with outside counter.
Ahead OF all others In style and DURABILITY.
II You want the worth Of your money try the
colchester with outside counter. Kept here
BY best stores. At wholesale by
Ii. B. SPAuR 4 SONS
nD'fmd York, Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-28
Entertained win a sumner.

The guests OF the Difienbaugh boarding
house, corner OF North Queen and Lemon
streets, were entertained with an oyster
supper ON Tuesday evening by Mr.. Samuel
@. G.Behmer and wife In honor of the election
OF Harrison. After the supper the guests
adjourned to the parlor, where pleasant
evening was spent. There was singing by
the College Glee club, recits,ions, inslru
mental Duets and an address
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-28
Overcoms by Coal Gas.

The family OF Finn MoNeal. living on
Green street, made q narrow escape from
death on Tuesday night. The gas from the
heater escaped during the night and when
Mr.. McNeal awoke this morning he was
almost overcome from the effects. Hts
wife was also affected by the gas, but their
infant child did not appear to be affected.
Although feeling unwell to-day Mr.. Nc.
Neal II able 10 be at work.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-28

respectfully invited 10 attend tbs funeral
from her late residence. Blue Ball. December
I, At 78)a m, where services viii be belds
after which TO proceed 10 this residence OF b.
be bold at l.so y. m. Interment at Lancaster
cemetery.
enxRR November 20, 1sss, IN this city, FLOR.
eDcs kths', infant daughter Of fred'k Jr. and
Annie X. 6ener
Funeral on Friday afternoon a. o'c'ock,
from hSl west Chestnut etroet, ltds
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-28
MISUNDERSTANDING Nup,,s n.

Miss Annie Boehrjpger, daughter OF !. g.
Boehringer, and Lawrence J. Ostermsyer
were married ut the residence OF the BRIDES
parents this morning by Rev. +. r. Mayser.
The groom II printer by trade, and has Q
position In Philadelphia The bridesmaid
was Miss Lille Boehringer and the grooms.
man Henry Oslermsyer. The newly
welded couple will reside In Camden, n.
j., and they left for that city on the noon
train, with the best wishes OF their many
lrtends,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-28
IL Was Not Horse Stealing.

Zichariah Keller. OF Mt. Joy, was heard
by Alderman Spurrier last evening on q
charge of horse stealing preferred by Milton
d. Krsuse. The testimony showed that it
was horse Transaction which should have
been brought In the civil courts The
alderman dismissed the case,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-28
Turkrys rIenly apd Cheap

The city market was ovsrstocked with
poultry to-day. Turkeys were brought TO
tae market In large numbers, and 30 great
was the supply In excess OF the demands
that many were taken homo again by
farmer& The pricos OF turkeys were
cheaper than in former years. q nd before the
clcse Of market were onsred Q, cents per
poupd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-28

PHILkpnLPHIA, Nov. 2s. . Flour dull sales
TO bbls MINI. Bakers, u 6Jft8 % Penng.
FAMILY, A6lk64 so; Western do, u 75G6 80 /;
Winter Patcnts, % 7S0d 10 spring DO. t6 t0a
100.
hye. O. So
whsat-.Nov.. o. cox Dec. si0H; jan,
d OlX; Feb, si 03k.
Corn.sov. l95i Dec, 43c; JAM. axe t;
Feb., axe.
osis- sov.. gIxo, Dec, slx; jan. sc |;
Feb, 85,zc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-28
hatpIi.s PAItx.

a surprise party was rendered Annie
Dare daughter OF Officer Henry Dare, at
ths young iHdy's home on Middle street,
On Aondsy evening. The event wss the
oelebrstion OF Miss Dsre's sixteenth birth.
day. A pleasant evening was passed in
aingipg and dancing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-28
Ch,oaso Produce ssarssa

CHICAGO. Nov. %, 5:sO a. m.-Market openet
:, whaat.Nov. .! 03N; Dec, sl 6as<i Jan
q CotN May, q OK.
May. $50
..OaiszEov.. 27lc; Dec, 9c,zo, jan, Ge,Ic
May. 3Oxc.
Pork-Nov. si4 80; Jan. Nl TX; May. slI ~.
LarG-Nov" ssl0i Dec.. " 20; JAM. % TX
May, s5i5
Snort Ribs-Jan.. u slK; May,Tp.
CLOSING.
,wheat-Fov: .sl.o,N; Dec. s,c.N Jan
d CO; May. sLllh
.Corn-Nov.. S6Ho, Doc. axe; Jan, s,tsc
May. CSC.
Oats-Nov, 26lzc, Dec. 9Gzc NAV BoXc.
ol9 97k; May. ol4 30.
Lard-Nov. q 20; Dec. ISIS, Jan
% OK; May, es 20.
short Ribs-Sov.. u 27x; Jan. s7 IN; May
35.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-28

Philip Halter, OF West Straw berry street.
brought big egg to this ofiics to day. Its
elrcumferepces measure ~ and eIl inches.
The weight is OK ounces
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-28
Sued For slAnder,

lnsel Rhoads, through his attorney. J.
W. johnson, has entered . suit for Islander
egainSt Ann Kirby. Mr.. Rhosds alleges
snas defendant circulated reports affecting
hi character for chastity.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-28

Joel l.. Hsines. auctionesr, will sell to mig hit
st The Cooper house At z o'clock. the Iars .
property belonging to Mrs. Wolf, No. AS West
King street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-28
AARRIAGES.

->,--- >-->----N
'sTERAANkR- - -BoRHRINGEB .-November IS n,
the resiueDcs Of the brides parents, by Rev,
\. =. heYseri u. y. Ostermayer TO Annie NJ,
boehrfnger, both OF this city. nd&ws
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-28
sals Of : Flas Ilwsillnx House.

2ausnsn a Burns, real estate agents,
eo'd Tor Mr. II. A. oross, tho greensboro
eFcat les;derce, No. 200 North Duke street,
~ E. y Ncss, Of Aiioons, IA, for ". 800
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-28
~ III Hold y BAL.

Ihs Lancaster Bicycle club, at special
mssunK.heid last evening, decided TO hold
ball o. Eshleman's hall on the even ing OF
Dseembsr l3.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-28
APpoietsd Merc.nns Appraissr.

Milton T. Z'egier, OF Breckuock town.
ship ives this sftsrnoon sppointei Ineroau.
tile appraiser for 1850
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-28

DoS'T fail to OIL on Clarke TO night for you
Thank giving GrocerleJ. White Malaga
| Grapes, 100, an Open evenings. See adyer.
L Iaal
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-28

Nnw rozK. Nov. 2s. p. m-noney closed
~ 201k per osnt kxehapgo STEADY postsd
AM ,os 40 49, sna !. ss<~a - ~ asI.nS !,
0ovefnments closed steadyt currency -
q n bid - coupon. q as3(s l3Cs "a. q oesf
bid.
The stock market opened kox rer cent.
lower than last nights closing. but ON buying
Of commission houses, the list became firm
ana advanced u 70 y per cent. By II C'clock.
This advance caused some selling, especially y
OF Grangers ard Rock Island by parties wish.
ing to reaiixs. ana the result was that prices
under the stocks named fa'l on e 70 ~ per
cent. Al tho present writing the marAet q
dull.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-28
nl9.fnd


The Penn Mutual Life Insurance company.
Sirough its aRen', J. W. Eckenrode, paid 10.
day sl.0CQ TO the widow OF the late ohm N,
HOLLAND.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-28
Household Market.

LANoAsTkR, Nov. g.
Tho Central Market was largely attended
this morning, both by producers and pur
ch6sets Bgzs were plentiful, but comm ana
their previous hign figures. quote:
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-25
CBIl Is(as SERVICES,
places of worship That VIII he open
so-Day.

Christian rhurch.-C,rner Eleventh and
Washington streets. Preaching at II d In anu
Z; $50 D. M, sunday school at a:"O in'
scandiAavian Lutheran 'hurch-CoT,ner
North Tenth aud B .ruAri avenue, 5erVl ICES
at $50 IN. Rev Ioiri'on' pastor
First Baptist Church Cornet Fourth ana
Mary street, Preachiug II d IA. aid 500 pm
PcWs tree. Rev q. II. carroll pastor
Religions and Benevolent A ISOLATION Lee
ture at So p IN 10y ! - shaw d9od
music and free seats. Everybody is invited
Presbyterian Churcb-Kev \ King, pastor.
4 nday schoole:p IN. W. uouDef' su
pcriuteudent, Preaching at IL II. III ana
rs p. m.
q rman Nv. Zion Church-south Eighth
street, Lengtat, pastor. sunday schoo at
H;5)a IN. Preaching every hrst ana thlr' sun
da ofthe month.
9 anIinavian Methodist Church-C ongre-
ga ion " nj meet vt Moore's Hall to-day at
3 Waad IN, Rev NJ OJerholm VIII preach
L 'erybody invited.
It. Paul's Episcopal Churchill a, IN. Morn
ing service and sermon Theme "ChrlstWee
ing over Jerusul M" o'clock %. IN, service,
and sermou on ".he Relations of Science
| Theology
Cumberland Presbyterian church Reg j
Il Ha'sel pastor. Otlice on It'll street IN the
overs building. reaching al ii a. IN, and
go y. m. 81 the pastor Prayer meeting every
Wednesday, evening, All invited.
Young Mems Christipn AssVcial don, Austin
Ttree'. Rooms open from a N. to ~ m a
,arge number of daily, weekly and mouthly
papers and period icals on me- Everybody IN
vittd to call Young meus meeting every
| sunday afterl on ut '-u p ia.
Filth street VI Chur h, South-Corner
Finn and Jackson streets. Rev Horace
bishop, pastor. sunday school at 9'9 a IN,
Glass meeting at y lu. Prayer moeting We'd
esday at 1880 y m FleI.h'us at II H. IN H9d
+ 80 y lu by tNc pastor Every one cordially
llYited
Washington street German Methodist
Church (knowu as Trinity uutch) Rev. b.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-25
THREE WAITS
Disappear From Their Homes and
Leave No Tidings Behind.

jeff and John Brock. aged 10 and
IS years. sons of Mr., and NJ w. 5
Brock, accompanied by httle George
Smith, aged IS years, left their homes
near Bosquevlle, on Saturday night,
March ii, and have not been heard
from since that time. Their mothers
are almost crazy over the disappear
ance OF their lttle boys, and tear they
are dead. They took with them their
extra clothes and u single arrclled
shotgun. Dilligent search and er-
quIry has failed to reveal any tidings
OF their Whereabouts, and any intoi-
nation OF them Will be gladly re-
ceived by their parents, or the cljy
authorities NJ Waco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-25

Has opened and if YOU want to get
the latest things out our various de-
partments should be visited before
you make your selection, our white
good department is brm tuIl of nov
elites aud the sales this week will
disclose some very cheap goods and
a large assortment of exclusive pat
terms in sateens. SANGER BROS.
For fresh groceries, fun weight courteous
attention and prompt delivery 20 to r. o..
johnson, Austin street, under Moorc's hall
Fruit and gyUducc IN season,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-25
\ Vital oIIestiOn.

Where do You get your grocer les
asked one lady of another few days
since At Chambers of course, re-
spondcd lady No. two.
Why do you go there?
Because we get better bargains than
any where else, aud besides because
they are always polite and accommo-
dating and deliver goods promptly
NmN wit rnrn-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-25
IOCNE.Iisi Es.


Cash paid tor eggs. butter and game
at the Brunswick.
Seaside Libraries and all late Maga-
zines at Hin Bros.
Soda water, pure syrups and ice
cream at Dew ellis.
jackson takes the finest photos and
his guarantee is good.
Go to Bisnark's for the best wines,
liquors aud cigars.
y on can always get a fresh cigar at
w. a. williamson X Cos.
The "New City Hall" saloon on the
square keeps the best of liquors.
See w. y. Williamson Il Co.'s new
patent cigar case the only one i'll the
city.
Old papers at TnE EXAMINER office
20 cents per hundred, III 80 per thou
sand.
Ask for aud have none but Phillip
Best Brewing Co.'S Bottle Beer. 1t l.
the best
Lewis Foster was arrested aud
placed in iail yesterday on three char
yes OF assault and battery.
For the best beefln the market, go
TO Richard Webb on tho Avenue.
| OYSTERS and ish in season.
Deaue is not running for mayor, but
Is having all he can do, making the
finest photos in Waco
The Scarborough family are now all
wei. and the doctors are fully OF the
opinion that they did not have dip
iberia
Migncl Nillasenoe Mexican tailor
was committed to jail yesterday for
OF pants.
Mrs. 5. a. Parton has removed her
millinery store from the square to
North Fourth street, next to the street
railway office.
Nelson Miller, colorcd, was arrested
yesterday for keeping dlsorderly
house and placed under q bond of
one hundred dollars
Try bottle Of Phillip Best Brew
ing Cos select and Export Beer,
which is so specially noted for its
agreeable flavor and excellent tonic
proprietics
The Trade Review was been sold to
Brooks ana Wallace Mr.. q. A.
Taylor who has been proprietor con-
tinucs his connection with it, as
general managing agent, and will
make contracts for sdverting and do
the repotoriaI work for the paper.
We this morning announce the
name of Van Hail asa candidate tor
sheriff. Mr. Hall is the head of the
detective agency of Hall ~ Waller,
which done such effective scryice in
cen; raj, and IN tacl, Texas, Mr..
Hall has served one term as sheriff
and his efficiency and promptness 's
certified to by the entire bar, and the
officers of the court during the term
OF his service. Mr.. Hon needs no
further recommendation than lis
record whilo sheriff.
Rhoa's Frou I'rou last night proved
her wonderful versatility, her inter
probation of the Charac' cr being tith-
tul and artistic--in fact, Il perfect pic
sure of the carel SIS, charming girl la
the third at sho was indescrjbabiy
grand during the scene between her
self and siste", which, even in its
strongest emotion, was true to life.
Her delightful French accent is for
cotton in the c thusiasm which she
creates in her audience, and at its close
she was given an ovation.-Buttalo
| Courier.
| nJJ ElE NNATES
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-25
Free lecture.

At the New Lehman hotel parlor,
Tuesday, March p, nj 3 p. M, by Prot
VIM \ arua'l, of Chicago, explanatory
OF Christian science healing. This j.
the most grand and beautiful system
OF pbilo-ophy ever known on this
ll4uet y Interested are invited TO
come aud bring their friends.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-25
The Trade Review Sold.

lestcrday Messrs Brooks Il Wal
lace purchased from Mr.. Geo. a.
Taylor The Trade Review and will
conduct il in the future. Whether Mr..
Taylor viii remain IS editor of the pa
per is not known. The FXAMIN Err
wishes the proprietor- much success.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-25
Chudren. Kendy unde Nuit..

Large assortments all siZts in
gingham, seersusker and fancy wash
goods, pretty styles for little money,
also llne OF Ii ghtV c ghtwoo Ell suits
III our suit department on second floor
take passenger elevator.
SANGER BROTHERS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS
M a YoR

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOJ NJ +
w 4 HiuchuHu asa candidate for mayor
uf Waco at the ensuing election.
WE A2E AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w The name of ten J. ", Spcight as can
didate Tor Mayor at The next city election.
XX-L ARE AUTHORIZED To ANNOUNCE
w W ~. Jackson rs "A cand date for mayor
OF Waco at the ensuing election.
ALDERMAN II.
WYE ARE AUTHORIZE TO ANNOUNC 4
w Nj Tom, l., smith rs candidate or re
election a. Alderman IN the Third ward
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNQuNCE
" capt y Morrow as candidate Tor
Alderman from the Third ward
NtrEAKE Authorized TO ANNOUNCE
w the name of ". -, Lacy ar candidate
hlr alderman from the Pad ward
WYE ARE AUTHORIZED 70 ANNOUNcE
w the name OF Nj AIcN Alexander, Ns y
c.udidate for Alder man om The ls' ward.
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.ALDERM A n
rT,oATEH,

WE NRE AUTHORIZED TO ANNoUNCE
w inc name OF Mr. " Kinoail. OF
L. r,s- II can idate fpr Floater from
the composed OF McIennan, Falls and
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-25

II tins govt ,man shou.d get hard
up ne would 90 to DUFF DoMNAU,
tor assistance, as DoMNAu's j the best
place i'll Texas to get money or to
spend il, Levlnski n Lewine's old
stand, Austiu street, Waco, nH Main
street, Dallas
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COUNTY JUDGE.

w are uuthOrl2Td % oNIOUNCe VT. Y 7,
SurrGtt uDaudidHtc for county Judge.
COUNTY a TT Q r N E Y
I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOI Nc +
w T. s. Blair as "a candidate FIR County
Attorney subject to nomlnetlu by tie County
Democratic Convention
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~. Faul's Church. "a. NJ. E. Jackson and ID
Itrsets, Rcv II, white r0~tor sunday school
At 9:30 a. IN Prof. y. J. Moore, superintendent
Preaching at U m and : 80 D. IN, by Presiding
Elder Il. w Roberts, Pew dcc.
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County C1crlx

N{rR ARE AUTH RlIED TO ANNOUNCE
w tine nnme Of Jno. ". Baker as II can II.
the democracy OF McLenunn county
Justice OF tho FCoco
WE NRt. AUTHORIZED TO ANNOC nee
W Judge VI NHkeig a. a candidate Tor
Reel, elton, as Justice OF the peace precinct
No O.. subject TO the action OF the democracy
OF NcL-unHn county,
NNI ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w MIR Andre Goddrrd rs Il candidate
for re-clocIon for the Office of County SUR
We or. SubIect tothe democratic party,