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Daily Republican., 1888-01-04
Fo sale.


ri OhEAP ANU UPON EASY TER0ds
No. ell Van Barren street.
No. 1907 West street.
These houses have rooms, bath AMI other
hos. OH. si3, ois,ei and ei0 Delaware ave-
nus.
Tho above houses have II rooms, bath,
lanndry and all oonyenienoos; desiptblY and
COW enisntly located. with 'front.' and side
Nos. lqso, i222. l92,. i2sc and lzso Yves,
street, rooms and bath.
Nos. 1901, 1903 1905, 1907, ieoe, loli, 1913
| and 1918 West Eignth street.
Thee hou es are new and nearly finished,
with ell tho iats improvements, and located
In rapidly improving noighbofhood, with
front and q dc yards.
No. 1910 Trenton Plsee, Q rooms, bath, etc.
No. 90 Lincoln slroeI, rooms and bate,
| with side yard.
ne al West Front street.
Nos. eos and tlo "a ad lson street.
NO. ~ o King stfeei, rooms aod bath.
RIOS. n2s, ii2i, il2e and ilSs Poplar street.
Nos iisO. lisa ,usa and iiss wAlnutIxost
rooms.
Nos. 1904, 1909, lgos, Iziz, igls, Izle ana
1918 Walnut s1ooti rooms and bath.
y. ". corner Beach And FRANKLIN ttreo.ii
| 10 me.
suiiding lists In eastern and western psrts
J.AUaUsTus Moo AULLEY,
de.etwhsa NO. o>c Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

Coroner BArnhill during the year 1887
Investigated las GASES of sudden deaths
In New CASTLE county. OF these 70
were white males, 80 white females, 81
black males and fifteen black females.
OF this number 30 were killed on the
were suicides, 4 were murdered and 10
were drowned.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

UALUABLE REAL BsrATS FOR
v stle. 3s acros, more 7 leat, OF highly
tnprovsd land bale nginG to tbs eEtate o
the lhte James white. This land. which Il
very desirable In every particular and
worthy the attention Of ospitalists, beinR
daliR htfuuy situated, either for farming o
building lots; location high and healthy
with q building aite on it, not surpassed In
Doiawarel, on tho kennett pike, milei
ftom wilmington, and within . minutei
ride or 10 Uinutas walk from ureenvtile
station, on the Wilmington n northern "
n. Ia bounded by lands Cf Henry DuPon-
and William Wilson.
DEBpHAH L. WHITE
MAklANNA y. WHITE,
do wka In Exicu.rix.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04
CaId 10 Real Estate Owners

The no tenants competing my rent-rol
,u.uy the year iNf have with few exceptions
Ir,yUn me entire Subtraction, both In payment
Il t,uI and taking care Of the property, thctt.
lo,,uur ~ well NJ mytclf for the special care
b Inc selection of my tenants, a. eaeh onc
Huust pas close scrutiny Dcforo beins Acccpt-
rrnprrty oNnCrt who have heretofore
been annoyed with bad tenants and loss OF
Hrnt will ave monuy by adopting better plan
employing Competent Ann eNporlenyo
.e,rr tsruty years Of study and practical ex-
In ricurr In general ronveyanrinR hnd real os,
E,ts matters, do not hesitate TO hol myself
.taaynud qualified Tor rcntlng and mhnaR,
Linz fral estate aud also iof preparation OF
|UEM pApert Tor diaposing Of property,
ual Z1t SbU6SE ". nm AhH'
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04
For This Week Only.

Before taking stock we will offer goods
10 per cent. below cost, as we must close
hem out for alteration.
Mems good evening suits, former price
IS; now IS rs.
Mems good Sunday suits, former price
II; now S7.4
Elegant overcoats, former price $3.50
now 81 80.
A fine beaver oyercoat, former price SIS;
now $3.50.
Boys good suit, former price SO SO;
now $3.50.
Fine boys suit, former price $40; now
1887. Elegant black worsted Prince AL
bert suits at 50. Good chlldren's suits,
former price $3.50; now S1,07. Elegant
Sunday children's suits, former price
1880; now e. 70, Mems pants sold at 81,
now IL Is. Mems good Sunday pants,
former price $50; now 81 Is. Children'a
pants 25 cents. Also other bargains
which it will pay you to sec at the great
downtown Bargain Store,
s.. W. COR. 2ND & MARKET SITS,
r. w. WOLTERS.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04
AIVIDEND.

AIVIDEND. ..
w CENTRAL NATIONAL PANK OF
WILmireroR. Doo. 81, 1887.
.Ihe Board Of AilreoLCra hGvo this DAY &C.
MO a d ividond OF Three Per Gent for thu
W SIX months, payable on and Afttr the
N: JOHN PEI PLtS,
M " Cashier
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

Is HgREBY GIVEN rdAT
I'M m application will be made 10 ths
|hon lgnAtIus y afnDo. AsJ)otGte Judge
a The Superior Coutt Of the state OF Della
&raro r0ef ling 10 Nov DAgtlo 40, on Thurs
&Ay. tho 5.h DAP OF JAn1try. AID. ,issS, at 10
R'cloek .. ~, At OhAmhsrs, IN the city Of
NlIul acton, eouutv gnd state ainrosatd bi
In incorporation Of the New Castle County
6pdK, d omphuy, ~ the character and oNlecl
n Vii, Oh "a to IN nufActurv aud maintain
Xedge IL neeA, aud 10 sell and dispose Of tn
Slnc under and puceuant to lhe act OF th'
IN er,lI A seemblY Of Ibe rtate II Delaware.
nutis,i. Zen Arl rcncernirg Private Norno
Ations, passed al Dover, March lith, 1883.
Kenny y. OuNhAD,
kOBbRT u. rKAIM,
Attorneys for lncorporatort.
doc22 llt
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

A regular session OF the Board of
Health was held last evening. orii
nary routine business WAS transacted
and the monthly bills and reports wor1
passed.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

MkE NuILOE-PEhSON5 ia VINO
d. tnOir own olo,h oan have It cut and
~ with beet trInmings; guaranteed.
N. worhmansh'p ard good hitting suit
|I rs 10 Of garment, for only 81. at sOt ".
I4hd streOG- j3-oN
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04
TUTiOh-DIYIDENU.

kcvnirT = aUsr ArDS SAVE DEPOSIT Co.,
WILnIEgT n DRL DC. n, 1851.
Tho board OF ulsIol0ra havo TINS day do
Ered - divld All Of rWo. Nnd.uno bAh Poi
mt Tor tbs Gix month"; ending DEC "a, 1887.
|EAhlo Al the an . Of the company on an
'rr JAnu,ry Sd, 1858, nnd nave also added
BOO 20 the surplus iunt. ..-
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

DLEASE NOTE CAREFULLY. THE
L machinery and type Of our printing
and binding esiabli'hmant are now reuov-
sd 70 our PhlladelphiR Establishment at
Sixth and Arch streets, where all Of our
work will hereafter be done. Our vii.
ningtcn etioe vii remain at 3l8 ShipIey
street until furtbor notice We cordially
invita- our frienda Co call aud see us ct o, r
philadelphia oifcs, and 10 send orders to
either plaoe, as may be most convenient TO
them. We now have nm establishment far
superior in facilities to anything We have
ever had before, and are better able than
ever to turn out eleg ant and excellent work.
on our old time basis OF prices Please send
abundant ord ers. FEhRlS BIOS,
dl4 lbt els Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04
ktOilUN rUIlOB.

|NIN0ruN. III, eoembu 10, 1887.
Bee Il hereby given that tho annual meet
NJ The stnck holdrrs OF this bank VIII he
N ht the banking h ouss on Tuesday, the
Nay 81 January lbsS between the hours
@nA p. IN, Tor the purpose Of sltcting
IstnckLOldeTs 10 serve as directors the en-
u year. GEO, ID. AkMBrhONG,
NIm Cashier.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

NOR sALB-A NtuEsoHREL HORSE,
q 7years Old; Warranted sound, kim snd
gontlo in single tr douple harnsssi perfectly
Faic for q wou an TO drive. Apply TO X 'b
Ekr STRAIN, John AAnson'E livery etAn e,
tth aud Kl0g ttreoV. d3l o.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK on
NILMI Sc ron uocemoer 10, 81.
Nc annual eleogipn fr DIRECTORS Of this
tk viii Da hsld At tho BAnk ing House, on
Abdhy, tho 10Th day OF January, 1885, be.
IN lac nOnra OF and I O'CLOCK IN the Af'
Nm JOHN PEOPLES,
- eod.ta Cashier.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

WANTED "A GOOD GIRL FOR
w general housework, Apply al eOs
West Finn stree. Jams 1T
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

T7yuR RgNT.--rHREE STORY BRICK
~ building known as ll2 SIMPLIFY street,
20 by 40 foet suitable for mechanical bust.
ness, wArahous1, storage and othar pu rposss.
Apply TO OYRUS Stem, Ill Market 1T.
iaots
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

"kNTEn - GENTLEMEN BOARD.
w ers, 9i2 West street. Good accom-.
modationE. d3l.o.E
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

w A NrE D-A oUsrJmgR FUR
W about 90 ours OF milk daily. ad.
dress MIX, tnAs 0tfics. IL Sta
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

XxYANrED-A BOY or 10 DE SKIES
w empl > mont is cue ge1c and trust
worthy. Addiess a. Il this otico, lS-2ta
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

UTANrED-BoAR DERS, ar :. W.
w cor. Til and king sta. d2s.iWt
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

A TTENTlON-ALL PERSONS DE-
N siriny pure drugs and chemicals %
wishing their prescriptions or private receiRta
lily compounded with pure materfAh
should 20 TO the drug store ef
II, r. BRIN0HpRBT,
S1T Market street. Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

NTAhTED VIVID ~ LADY WISHES
w aposft'o1 rs n9ussseeper nr bospltai
nurse. Addrssi u. V. s., NJ $50 NJ arko;
shest. 1876
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

EOR RENT-THE FINE STORE AT
II No. u East seventh street. Splendid lo-
cation lpr catching market trade only one
doo' from King street. Two large show vim
dow, Immediate possession, Apply to W,
n. Morris, seventh and Market sire -. iS-Bt
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

TtsC BOCK-NorioE Is Hs9ERY
IL given that Tire unier fgtei will make
applies tion for new nook In place OF the
one lost, misiaid o. stolen. BhliH1gT
Blu ron Gh. d3lltRw 80
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

LECTION NOTICE.
NATIONAL BANK or WILMGNGToE y I
BRANDYwIEE Wilmington, Dec 10, 1857
n annuM meeting Of the stOckhulners, for
BeCtlon Of directors, will he held ~ tht
Hing house, on Tuesday, January 70, lsaa
N 2 to 90. III. Urllo NoWLAND, Cashier
r -lm.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

CEoh RENr--5rOKs, M. e2i MARKET
q street. occupied By DrRp0r n 90; pos
sst sion morch 26tn. inquire OF HM. NJ.
KENNRRU, o23 Market 1t. dsO u
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

WANrED-PUPILS 10 LEARN The
w lady tailor eystem ht Ills King
street dresses. wraps, oto. made 70 order;
uikind OF material cot TO measu 70. nj leod2m
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

glNOR KEN r--uHEAP, srAALE, WILL
u Accommodate two horses and two
VERNON, this otios. d1t-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

UNPUBLISHED ROOMS, WITH OR
Il without board, in private family,
near 18Th and King. Terms moderate. Ad-
iresS u. o.. thla offioe. nl8-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

ENOR KENr-TWU LARnE FARM !;
~ one good dairy farm, being we'll ses
WITH PrEIs, diyidsd into Feyeu t0lds. water
for stock In avery ncld, large orchard Of
cnoios fruit apple and pears. Hood level
road to W ilmington VIM. II, REYNOLDS,
Norway Lawn, New COstlo road. i2.3ta
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

WANTED ooKs, CHAMBER.
w maids and half-gTown girls for private
and hotel. Intelligence ONCE English and
herman l03 Orange street. d12-eod-I2t
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04
Wanted.

WANTED - PERSONS WANTING
w Reliable help for hotels restaurants or
private families can be accommodated oy cali
ng AZ the Wilmington In diligence ONCE g0s
orange street ianO-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

ENOR r. Is N T-rAE FULLO WING
~ lwKLLINaB.
No. ITO Market street, 9 rooms und both.
No. TO2 Market street, n rooms and bath !,
suitable for Is banding house.
No. 400 tcnbt seventh stroet, IL roofnS; has
bssn occupied by physicia tor number
OF yeNrs.
40. ADa East seventh Gtreet,l2 or II rooms.
saitAblo for q bbArdinK hUuto.
also farm neAr TAlleyvills, BrRadywine
Hupd rod, c5n.ainina 40 acres,
]. AUGUSTUS mcUAULLEY,
dsi-f No. eco Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

.dOR SALE-xsrO8Y bhiuK HOUSE
on south kido 81 Lowering Avenus,
lsaf van Buren street. VIII sell chs AZ, ADD
N forms 10 gatt parehnser- Monthly install.
sentS taksu. Also lIT Linden street. Apply
10 W. SHrrr vEhhslN. tnh ot1oo. ilOf
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

TNCR SALE -rHEPECPERTY AT TIL E
~ N. n. corner Of Seventh and Tatnail
streets, with or without tue Stock OF 70, de.
apply to IDA &. HCJANk. i3op
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

TNOR sALE.-THE HOUSE, NO. all W.
Il Front street. Apply to 3EDR0E M.
8RAM BLE, rear NclawArs function, or 70
!. Auf ustua 40 'RulloY, olo Market. nlp u
NOR SALE-A uhlLD'S PONY. AP'
II piy at this oiiiN. d3O-u
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

nor sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE,
L. farm of $50 acres; conveniently located ,
0iieA nom Mimin gton; easy terms. Address
oii-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

EOR BALEc-2 OR GOOD BRICK
L houses, (cheRpl, or will trade for build
az lots or small farm. J.. y. pickles., ]
rsst Fourth street. WILL, Del. oh-Sm
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

UNUR sALE-NO. sos &c. 18th ST., WITH
" rooms and bath. gNB, In good order.
cerms accommodating. THOMAS u.
LALLY, 500 Market streoL n30 II
Daily Republican., 1888-01-04

TuR SALE LARuE AND SMALL
n uormantowh wagons 81 fair prices.
Also collection OF buai0oss wagons W
nAMMOND. and aud French cts. ale 3ms
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STATE AGENT.
Sale of Privileges.

All kinds of privileges will be sold at pub
lie auction" Monday, at II a, m, AFlA
lsSS, on the Encampment grounds Oh @'
Grand Military and Civic Celebration o@
cur at Austin Texas, for six days May l'n
to May 10th, 1883, in honor of the dedlca's'
of the grandest "Capitol Building
America.
Famous and magnificent exhibitions onM
grounds for each day and night Of the g''
celebration.
Among the extraordinary ATTRACTIONS Va
the grounds will be "Gilmores Wo''"
nowned Band" and brilliant display o. NV
works" by Rain Il Son, the celebra'e1'"'
technists The grounds are beautHuN 60
bracing l20 acres within the city limits
tractive locations for all kinds OF stalu''-'
shows inside the grounds.
Thousands of visitors will throps
grounds daily and nightly from all PAi" y,
the United States and Mexico lll' W"
the largest gathering Of people the 'Ou'D. =,
has ever witnessed. Bidders who eallO' -
tend which, if accompanied by good FS'','. Il,
will be fully considered on the d'' % .,,,
April 2l, 1SsS, if received before 'H' n.,
begins. which, if deemed expedienf VIII w.. "
tinue from day to day until all the pn%s ',,5,,
are dispensed with, For further p''"
Address, ,..otsry
JOHN l. D''NN Austin, Tcl''
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-27
THE DEMoCRATIC- POSITION

Resolved, That while we concede
that tho Issue Of prohibition as sub
mitted to the people last year. twas
nou-partisau and so accepted by both
sides, tho organil alton of a. prohibi-
tion party in the state and nation and
its persistent war upon dem ocracy
demands OF the democratic party"'.a
prompt reputation of the principles
of prohibition and a condemnation of
that and al othor forms of sumptuary
lcgis atom, which vcx the citizen and
interfere with Individual liberty.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-27

disposed OF, aud there is no authority
outside the wise men of the legisla-
tive branch to disburse nickle of
this enormous accumulation of lucre.
-Colvert Courier.
EITHER TAKE FIRST, PRIZES.
The New YORK World publishes a
spring poem, which it says is au i'm
provement on Hiawaths. With all
Que respe for the dead, the News
thinks it is a great Improvement.
Anyway, oDgtollow's object in writ
ing Iliawatla was to demonstrate
that he could write worse p ,etry than
Tennyson.- Paris News.
Cash paid for eggs. butter and game
at the Brunswick
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-27
7fa La5y W|h0 Ias-.
-AAst31a Eertvv xea-- ="

Austin, Texas, March 1sSC
DR.. D. J,Iobin, Austin, Texas: 1922
Dear Slr-tor years past | have no.,
great sufferer from Asthma and hayo Va
many remedies In hopes of finding a cnro T'eu ne,
all tailed uEtil fortunately tried ro,,.' Wv ".
crobe Destroyer. Before taking il nv "r1 h'
lhg was constant, and such as osiy 'ie'' .I
afflicted with that dread disease can r.si' sIOs
Alter taking two jugs | to the astoni.Ia,.N''
OF myself and my family, find no trace sI''u' as u
disease remaining, and | am satisfied N..T .AT
am permanently cured. am now sG a' r'.
old and since | have taken the Nicrot!. !'a's a.
stroyer my general health has improyoJ ~, ~
is better than it has been for % wears Aus
ANN A. HAIL
Houston, February /, lSss
DR.. j. J. Tobin, Austin, Texas:
Dear Sir-Solne time since gentleman w.
NJ. II. frandsen, roomng at my house w..
seriously i'll with lung troubles. He was vosa
pale and frequently having hemorrhagos =,
the lungs lie bought one jug Of yonr N
crobe Destroyer and began taking it. In ~,
than three weeks a general change in his cor' or'
dition took place, hcmorrhages ceased hi,
color became better, and be rapidly became
stronger and now has no indication o. beins
sick man. Respectfully,
MRS. c. BROWN.
liz Prairie st., Houston
Being the party referred to in the above
card, chccIfully state that the above state
ment Is true in every particular.
NJ H. Frandser
Houston, JANUARY %, 1sSs.
DR.. j j. Tobin, Austin, Texas:
Dear Sir-A short time ago began taking
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-27

FX-GoV Lubbock will not
nave a walk over this time in the state
convention. Gen. lIeurY f.. McCul-
lough has announced his candidacy
already, and now Bsrnhard /mplc-
man is mentioned in connection with
the Office. Tho Texan who has passed
from the cradle to the grave without
knowing Barney Ilmplemau, has
missed the acquaintance of one of
natures noblemcn. When Texas was
under the heel OF. radical oppression
and Travis county was a special prey
to republican rapacity, I.mplomau
became the representative of the
taxpayers of Travis county and was
elected sheriff. He was tho only
democrat in tho county who could
be elected to any oilioe the county.
From hat day he, became the chief re-
lance. of the party in that county,
and the Watchdog OF its treasury.
Soon after he became the staff and
support of the democracy of the state.
When Coke was elected governor, and
Davis gathered his negro forces IN
the basement OF the capitol to resist
the will OF the people, expressed at
the ballot box. We have heard a
good deal of what Coke said and
Ireland did, but the truth of the mat
ter is that all.eyes were turned to the
sheriff Of Travis county, Barnhart
Iimpl, man, and if any rewards are
due tor the services of that day I'm
pleman is certainly as much emitted
TO a reward as any man in Texas
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-27

If Senator Coke is really afraid of
Clarke entering the senatorial race he
can eliminate ,him from the contes,,
do his country a service aud discharge
a apolitical debt l)ug p,st d le. by hay
ing hlm appointed to the vacancy on
the federal bench occasioned by the
death OF Justice Waite.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-27

The season for ti-h and oysters does
not last all tle year round. There
tore, 90 while YOU can round to the
Silver Moon restaurant and enjoy
them in al the styles known to the
culinary art. South Third street, on
the square.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-27
a CARD TO THE p,,
iroTa the Wife et d
IIo7l1-1,, -ss,

II9lStoa ::
.,. LAST year, about September, lSS-
gl'i Was last sinking with Summer i my my baby
winch the doctors said was dna ~ q,arFhoea
fermentation or germ grown ,Iod, ~ intestinal
cohid not check the disease. Tho n,'2ugh aII.gg they
was skeleton of cadayeric bnu ,i''e body
lno,hels, l tried and everything '' AS all
caught thc idea of your wondcrfnI .,,,, ,,t last
pes'Ipyer, a,, ana hope said Try if !, ,S,'lcr9be
as "n o3nt omanhiui did for her little sick so anu
fermdnt % 9uieIyn Inc remedy was retained M
ai snrh ceased ana my baby was Rescued '4s E
"i' Su,h cases IL mas my utmost con6doa 10
myself have had pulmonary tron,Ia ,aence'
usin it, and my trial of it SO far Y'I ~. ana am
most satisfactory. My appetite is , nas been
and my weight is increasing every aa,. Improving
spectlully' MRS. ALICE WIJKEc Ne
To DR. j. j. Tobin "''on lex,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-27
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

OFFICIAL D1RtC TORY.
The following directory has been compiled by |
THE EXAMINER for ready reference. 1t will |
be found convenient of use to readers |
abroad as well as at home.
STATE oFrrcAMs
observation-disclosures 8. Ro-g
Lieut.. .-Goverpor-T. B. Wheeler
Comptroller-.John ID. Mccall.
Treasurer--F X. Lubbock
Com. Gen. Land Oflicc---R NJ Hall.
Secretary of State--Jno NJ. Moore.
Attorney General-J. ). IIogg
Supt. Pub lnstructon-O. II Cooper.
DISTRICT OFFICERS
Senate--W. S Baker.
Legislature--Seth p Mills.
Pictorial Rcpresentatye-A c. Prender-
CAST
District Judge-Eugene Williams.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
County Judge-Wm. W. Evans.
County Attorncy-T. A. Blair.
District Clerk---X, + Beasley.
County Clcrk---John W. Baker.
Shcrfr---Wm Harris.
County Treasurer. d. Wallace.
Tax Collector---O.is W. David.
Tax Assessors L. Norwood.
County Surveyor--Andrew Goddard
Public Weghcr-J ;. Mills.
PRECINCT OFFICE.
Commissioner Precinct No. Al. y.
Cross and F. Tom Cox, of Precinct I. Waco
being in both precincts.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
f. NJ. Makeg,
w. VI. Sleeper.
CONSTABLE.
Lee Jenkins.
CITY OFFICE
Mayor---E. A. Sturpis.
City secretary--F. NJ Beck.
CITY Treasurcr---W. w. Seley
Humphrey
CITY Attorney |. Munroc.
CITY Fucineer--Geo. r. Gurley.
City Marshal--Alf. c. Neil.
street Commissioncr---.John NcGhee.
Health Onlcer--Dr w. L. Barker.
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r. = N,i,l,,',i., MDE,,ml.t ID u Arpo %Do,,
r. f. Tit,"i w ~ II cridor
! Cor'thor, r - smith
- S.n,Ta,, ",''',, ", i' =, ,''liI,,, Vtl,,.,,.
" T'.p,,,,, >;vpniom'V1 W. " V.na ", ,oo'i09
N''
Zach month w R Sills Srrretary "
Rescue Hook and Ladder comnany. first
Friday niuht .Tno r TAYLOR Secretary
Waco Engine co,nnanv. first Monday
prht
Hose and Ladder comnanv No. o first and
third Tuesday nights of each month, Geo.
Wallace, Secretary
MASONIC
Waco Lodge No. 92--Statcd meetings, first
Thursday night in each month and on ami
versaries of the Saint John, J. c. Wiley, Sec
retary.
j. II. Gurley Lodge, No. 337---Regular
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Waco Commanderv No 10 KNIGHTS Tenn
lar--Regular conclaves first Frdny in eacl
month. +. p. Massey, Secretary.
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Star, meets the first Tuesday in each month
w. l.. Tucker, Secretary.
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| AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-27

If the Dallas Galveston News
should suddenly awake to q realiz ,-
ton of the lac', that the people OF
Texas ha about surrendered sli hope
Of ever getting an haroor at G'Iyes-
ton, ani were turning their eyes 90
Aransas an Sabine Passes, and that
when the consolidatei appropriation
is made, it viii g to one of those
point. We wonder, its ire against
the Texas Delegation would b3 sp-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-27

TIDINGs, of the Texarkana Times,
is working himself into another fever
over the fasiliferous nouentIty at this
end of the Cotton b IL, Now, be pa
tient, Tidings, and when Barlow
comes over to attend his Libel suit We
Will let him run the shop Just one
day SO that dose OF billing and COO
ing may bring back JOY to yolr heart
and comfort to your feyered brow.
WONDER if the pros will ever earn
hnr Ia hanAla q hnnmnrAnn
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-27
GOOD LORD DELIVER Us.

We are told by gentleman Just re-
turned from Austin that GOV. Ross
" III in probability call an extra ses-
SION or the legislature in the near fu-
ture' There Is now lying idle in the
state strone-box between one and two
million dollars. This surplus must be