The Waco Daily Examiner. (Waco, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 195, Ed. 1, Friday, June 19, 1874 Page: 1 of 4
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puoiEBSioNAi cAnn
MBuimATiTSr
Offlcd 2d Btoiy DownB Buildlng
WACO TKXAN
Will priclleo In vcunnai and adjoining coim
lie Apcclal anil pertonal attention glvin to
collections and tmcstlgatng and clearing np land
titles JuneiSdwiy
FOUNTAIN JONES J L D
Surgeon mill
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AUSTIN AVENUE
UN T aSXINTf D T CHAMllbltJN
F
LINT CIIAMHEItLIN
B AN KEII en
3F L IN tt < EG RVn A3Mm
ATTOHNKlS AT LAW
WACO TKXAH
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PLODRNOY < fc TAYLOR rr
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
ANli
HEAT KNTATIC AflENTN
WACO TKXAB
OFFICE Front room up alairs ovefiFo
A Jaclcsoua Dank octS
l A OITITT
DryanTexas
pAVITT FAHIt
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Yicksliurg Miss
LttoriioyM nt Xjvxscr
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pactlco
Wl in the Courts of the Thlrly third
JudlclalDl triet Ofllce In the Surgis Bulldfnr
Austin street
WACO TEXAS
on
uirlsDSWly
JKVAVS J F DAVIS
EVANS DAVIS <
Attorneys and Counsellor at Law
WACO TEXAS
Have in connection again resumed the prn
U of the Law in ail ita departments
p8wswtr
R
G WILLIAMS SI I
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
FT GlUIIAIITlXAS
n 111 practice Only For Cash
irell lSwtf
V7 A IIEWLUTT
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Waco Texas
OFFICE InJphnsms Bu hhng Bridgo
alrcet tebSTdtwly
D
II A AJSEY1MJJ
HurRHon X > enltBt
omcoIn second atory of llogai Building Austin
ftixct WaeoTexa Office liuure from t amto
ttj m lecib extracted without ualu w vU
JL > W PARK M D
Offers his professional services to the citizens of
Waco and vicinity
tagr offlceatEaatland ftCo sllrug Store Eas
ile of Public Square > JyllDt
rp K UNDERWOOD
Physician anil Surgeon
WACO TEXAS
OFFIOF Witli Dr J H SHAK8 norlli
ide of Public Btjuaro wlioro > e inav bo foinM
day or night wlion not prufeatloually en
ftged febSdtw3ui
vr II WILKK3 UD S D UAMLLTT U D
WlMiftf < k IIAMICTTj
PHYSICIANS 4 SUHOKONS
Waco Texas
OFFICEID Womack A Kollelts Drag Store
r Wilkes restduice next door to the Cnmuerbind
Presbyterian hurck on Washington street be-
tween Third and Fotrth streets
Dr Haiuktt s residence opposite Femalo College
nn Clay streu between Second and Third sirens
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np HANCOOC k CQ
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BABBER8
Opposite AveDue Ilolel Ausllti Texas
loliio attoullou and beat accommodations
u the city aprlldtf
T > 3 GOODK
ATTOKNBY AT LAW
Tcixiin
O ALKXANDKB UEUKOK W bMITU
4W T ItUCKEH
A LESANDVn nUCKKlt i UITII
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Helton Texus
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OCCU lsfr ANW AURIST
WACO TKJCAB
dlsossesl allsorirlcsl
Totlipon the Kye and Ear exclusively CanS
iliom all parts ol tho elate Uatliruclto
the
rali rases Uogau Uulllia
fws
jTAYIOU
sDBNTJyT
80 Couit Tg
MahtsyiuJ Jj
fUJIBCAS N COMPLKlIu nFOr
lUT oli OIIABUKa M0DKn > ET
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WACO
Ntw Vhotographte OailtrvT
t
Bocnd atorjr Slawtor Buuulng l
AUSTIN AVENUE
w oo Texas
J J MULLENS Artiit
rospectlully announces that with a lull Btoi
of now material now and improved Instr
ments and I perlecl akyliglit ho is prepared
to tnko photographs with dispatch in great
j
IlilMrOIATIIir l llvsiriiw l > nVSl a nd tehost iyfe of the art
V T ° MK especially aro invited to call
WACO TEXAS
1 Tenders hi professional services to the cltlscns
of Wea and vicinity Special attention paid to Ob
atetrfcn and Chronic Diseases
OFFICE Front room over Blttnarcks Jlcil
deuce on Aaalln Aucnue between Nlnb and
Tenth marSlUWly
K KM IT A
DENTIST
Front OrrioK
Over Potersoa A Buffers
mavdUlv Z
ALEXANDEU UIIO
DBALKItB IN
Dry Coocl and Clothing
OATS BOOTS AND SHOES NOTIONS 1KN
TLKMKN8 FDItNlSIIlNG GOODS
lOCKKT CTTtKItr LADIES
8ADDLE9CltOCKI IV
KTC KTC
Our Motto Is Qulck sale aiid Siunlllriiilt
t rT rieaiu lvo ns a U at our new store oppo
llellielletilberly Iloutc
WACO TKXAS
decldly
vv
AGO MAUIiLK AND BTONr
wohks
IITAUAdT VND AMKHIOAN m t
t sutBIES y
TOUBSTONEd AND MbNDMKNTa 0
UAND ANn MADE TO OUDKH
DeBig s furnishod free
Tabicts Fuuni jik Maiiuik and Mantelh
Orders from thocountrynuoridoj topromptly
Uyyard Is now Bupplod wttli tlio bcs
rock in TexaB guaranteed to witltstand any
lrute WM SIMPSON
f tolMswlv lRIPKIBTOK
ICE
ICEtl
1CK 11
100 000 POUNDS CONSTANTLY ON IIA ND
Delivery Free to City CtiBtomern
Orders from tho Country and nelghhorlni tovns
promptly flllcd npon thumost satisfactory terns
MUM SEAHS
Pinprlctors Ice Factery Waco Tcm
apr3GDAMf
H
OltSE bTOLEN I
Wucan put tho ovrnc of the foltnwtnfc dercrlhed
horpesoL tbetrCK of their rtcoiry salw a sad
ale which Is folly Itfcrtna htloM towltt One
lisy borre about eiit rears old brsnded J C va
llfnt shoulder aliout HbiilidhUh < me brown hsy
tii > n > o AfioutllcarM old branded 1 on urt sboaliter
andT 1 connected on tho hip one flue saddle
morth 25 brandiil Ihonas Pad ltLbaddloand
jlarnvks Maker Waco esss and Lewis Looncr
jititho canteil hehinrt Thf thieves can be li d
Vltbthoproierty llrsouclaiming the propirty
can get ail mcdeil lufirn4tl n by calling at Ihts
otllce and paying for this ailvirtlei nient
J W DOWNS
niavldtvlw lublliihcr AAUUilnir
p > AU AND TKXMN ALIIIY
On Ilrldge btrcct near thu Sunpcmlou Dn
IA3VK CASSABAV
Has opened and furnished tho above SALOON
asunipinous manner whirohc will bo glad to re
celve and entertain tho lours of this manly sport
in ahospltal uunucr Ills UAItls rurnlshcd with
tho best Llqusrs in Texas Jondiwt
fOOO liiT jscukimcal luiiilicr
J V 8KDWICK
Survessor to hodwick A Elliott
DrAlviis is
amiibri Sliliiil lisli Dors llllii d
I Ac <
TAIO oPPOSlTtjKFH UM BOTAV A 00
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rast Wuco <
Tlie targost and most comploto assort m
oi Lumber in the Interior fobdDt W
T > ETUIUf TO SILVKil BASIS
We tho undersigned Vcrchants of Waco wl
from ibis tlstessllfiieds for Coin and wILsclltei
Mr aut chtipir than those hu sill for Cutrencj
1
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It 0 Majou8
AV T Unmxson
Waco April g 1871 dwtf
SALE Oil 11ENT
EOU
Drains notion Land In a cood slate of cuUlvatmi
ji nuautltUs to suit six miles southawtnf Waco
the premises to
win ol tho lvcr Apply oh
eclSDiWtl W W DOWNS
jVTcOLKLLAND HOTEL
WACO TEXAS
This FIRST CIJLSS HOTEL is now opens
ir tho accommodation of tlio iranci ut pu
Jianiua at the doport ou tl > S arrir
warn
rpYlE FOIt SALE
J isoIViunds this Nonpareil
400 Pounds Hits llrovicr
500 Pounds this Long Primer
All very Mod typo lor nso un a hand press It Is
olTcred at greatly reduted prices to make way for a
uniform slie to be med on lids psper
iddrcss THE PROPHIETOI1
LIVEIIY FEED AUCTION AND SALE
STABLE
OOBSKB Of TURD BTRBKT ASU TIIE BQUABE
WACO TEXAr3
j J 0 HAIU k CO Proprietors
HacVi biiggios carjiages and oilier onlclcs
at calf Ilorsoi well cared for also lor salo
and for lirery pnrposes
Accommodations good turnouts superb
and terms moderate
QIVB US A CALL
JnlyO ltVtf
MILY
tell
HOUSTON
PfUTOUINS HOUSE
N P TURNER Proprietor
HODSTON TEXA8
tW Located in the centra of Dustess fff
roav30 wll
S CONRADI
WATonsrAKEU And jeweleh
61 Main strcit Van Atstynes Dutldlng
noniosf v re x as
XV 1 IIUT aXflrc
Ootton Paotir
Commission Merchant
HOUSTON TEXAS
W Cotton consigned tome at Houston or Galveston
will nuct with prompt attentlou
Alull stock of Useglng and Ties constantly on
A McGOWEN
Iron and Brats Foundry
AND
iMIaohiiie Shop
Manufacturers of Steam Engines and Hollers
and all kind of Castings
AT OEKTIUL BAIMIOAD DEPOT
mchlswCm Jluuiton Texas
TT BCIIEHFPIUS
llVE aoliln y
I ANI
agricultural implements
Main Street nest door to City Ilankl
IoiiMoii Texas
AGENT TOR
Utlca Steam Enclnep and Saw Mills
Pratts lmprovm Cotton dins
Ktnpples Iron bcrew Cotton Irrs
Albcrtnons Iron Screw Cotton Prtrs
AampOti Horse Powers
Buckeye Mowers and ltiapcrs
Colemans corn and Vt heat Mills
Straubs Corn and Wheat M bis
K Ball It Cos Wood VYorklugMachlaery
Diebold X Klenzlis Fire uiid Burglar Proof Safes
Best Kuhbcr Belting
Acrys Mcel and Cast Plows Sweeps Cnltlvn
tors c reejADiWll
MRS ADDIE CURTIS
Ill 1 VATi llOAltUINU IfUUSU
LAIKOAPirol HOTKL
Onl oe blink fruHi the Slste Ifeuse
CONGUKSH AVENUE aVIHIIV TBXAS
Thts llono liao recently char irtd hands and been
thoroueniyreiioLttil Ihu prutrktreiH 1drterin
Ined nut tn bu Lxillid as to tlivKri raI uimlort of
hir House or tlieiiuitllty of lur fate bku Invltct
tho piilrcmaue ot siruntxirs vlltlnir Auctln who will
expirlcntu as good asbotil fare ul half tho price
aprild y
J E FOSTER
OLDEST REAL ESTATE AGENT
Ta JiouHiont Tfjcatt
Land for mile tnutaiiyi orrrf roanlj In thf
Bttfc
JiincO w3mUt
KAIJIK IKOiV WORKS
LORD RICHARDSON
On Contral U K Opposite Passeagor Dc > oi
HOVSTON TEXAS
IRON FOUNDERS AND MACHINISt
Uanufacturcrs of Steam Fnginosnna 1
es Gin Gear Shaftiig Pumps and the
gnin Cotton and Hay Press Iron Fr
Door Sills Caps and Lentes
Ml kinds ol Brass and Iron Castings
MRbotral
PHOENIX IRON WORKS
aviggix snui A SITIPSOX
Engincors Founlersand Uachinlsts
Alanuiaciurcrsot
Steam Engines Saw Mills
Mill Goaring Shafting Pulloy9t
Pumps etc
Agents lor Leffels Turbino Water Wheel and
Jndsons Patent Governor also Stopples
Cotton Press
PRESTON ST HOUSTON TEXAS
Near Long Bridge
Engines and Boilers wejguarantco
Al kinds of Job work dono at tho lowest
rates and a itUfaction guaranteed
I may21wlvr
a IITC11N8I1KIJM Ac el J1 iO
TMPORTERS and Wholosalo dealers b
X Cigars Iaf and Manufactured Tobaec
Touacoo iu liogaheuu sold biles for the Mexl
can Market Ntw 11 aid 11 Gravlor street
New Orleans Li nl2wlv7J
J
W HKNDEUSON
HOUSTON TEXAH
Has laids lyln In Northm and Northwortcm
Texas which ho Is now offering for sale on the
Most Roasonablo Torms
In Hie counties ol BrownIlellCorjclleCoIem i
and Jack
lauel wSm
fS8segwg >
WACO
JVOTICE
AIL pcrsoniare heriby f > rbi Wen to Uke nil
trade or In i w y hv Althing to do with anjrl
cattle lirandddvl ntid JO mark crop anil hulel
and hotttrjillt out In rnrh far AlMsthoM lirandJ
rd J C aod mtuitvd t > vaUow fork under bit la the
right car and spilt and mi6 r > bU In tho left Anyi
ono ttiie in acy way tht ahova dottrlbid itockf
wltbOBt writ tec perm pf ion frm thi underslgni
will bepanifhea tothty fall tintof the lawM <
Jimillim CAV1TT 4 J
of ltotwrton Uotu + tJ
III OAUFIKIaD J
8J1 W
ft McLennan Coaniir
TXTAT1IEN 4 RKl D
Third Slroet between Fttnklin and Mary
HAxurACTtfnEBS er
LIGHT CAKRIAQES BUGGIES BriUNaAND
IIUAD WAGONS
REPAIRING DONE ON SHORT
NOJIOE
t
All work warranted Have on hand
TUB CELKBRATKD SCIIWEBJ2I W UON
Sold Cutler Tull Oiiaranlcf
mnyloDiWIr
PIANOS
CHEAPER THAN IN
NEW YORK
Direct Agenovof
IIALLETT DAVIS A 0 0
Of Boston whoso Pianos will bear tho elk
mate ol Texas bolter than any other
mnke and keep longer in tune
ORGANS
Direct Agent cf Mason A Hamlin Orgn
Company of Boston Tlio Finoit in ilia
World I Organs Bold on timo to respousiblt
pnrllcs pirnblo by Installments
For illustrated Catalegue Prloes and
Terms
CALL ONonWRITEITO
puornstsoR r r sitieox
Wuco Texas
maynDAVtf
T OST
llOUf 1Y LAND WATHMNT FOR I9 MCIU > N I
No solslmneiltiiDanlil Bmtt Notice If hereby
elvii that application for duplicate will bo made If
not recovered at tlio explrntlnn of tlio time pre1
icrlbeilby AIh MfCIJLLOtH
aj2lKl tSm Attorney In fact for Delavan Pratt
F 15 RENEKIEL
Market Sijunti irouston T xnsj
Will receive conslnments of
COUNTRY PTtODTJOEil
ofallsrts from the Qnugcrs In tho Interior that
may ho sent blm nitdcr contract throuFh the Texas
Express Company or otherwise
Junes w em
W HENSON
WHOLEiAIB AND
DHY GOOD3
nrrviie
hoots SHOES
fcl J JTHIET CAST WACO
May20DiWly
PEALER
HATS
it
1
QURRENCY
Prom and alter the FIRST DAY OP JlIllL IS M
tkunndii > li nedwlUadopttheCurTCCc basla Is
ourhusiuos
KINUSBUItY PRAZIBR
East Waca JfirchSO 1J7S WSm
A
T THE
WACO HOME NURSERY
tEUTABUtniED 1HG7
Are grown all kindi of
CHOICE FRUIT TREES
lYafh Plum Chcnr Pfftr and Apple Trecu Grapo
VsUcn Urnauicntal Tr c ICushk Klowerlnc
bUrube Kver ievnfl Untbona Koc < t etc
ren > on Intcodnff to beaatify ihclrhomca wltti
fruit trtt and vhruuuri will find It to tbutr lnitr
irtlo tiiiy from our llellabl Uom jfrown Nor
icry aUKTk ol tested vaneiloa tuliable < or tbl Cli
mate furciartr will thcrtby eayo money aud
haw thu tuptflt of our experience
Order and Citrrccpondcnce reptrctrully vullcltfd
iL W KBAUHK
Proprietor Home Nurmy ou FlfUi SlrctU
nno dw y
O1
IIAULIIS UAKICRK
SUCCESSOR TO
OA1I11KH MK1S1BR
PABHIONABLB BOOT WAKEH
Cor 3rd aiwl Prauklla ai
Waco
A lull stock of best materlaiworkiaer eiP
lence and skill a nt euarantceii t H dll
ltArms
WACO TEXAS FKIDAY NE < 1874
IXAMINEft
Jyj T
For too WacoEtaralner
C0N3TRLtATWN3 AltD8KVXK
DEIlfCATlD TO TUB UtVESTOSf tEWs
There game to tho Galveston News ne niglilj
A dlspntcli from ltyan who was lumtng a1
sight
Of tlio Stalesmans bid nillyoutakoapcap
Sayf
Tlio Jrlali sinto that for hunting OKyau
Wall > lBeodtn the sky and now known as
VOiion
ut it wasnt for hunting in such a snutl
ThlsJRyan tUOj obi must follow his name
Begjkiletl a poor clerk what a burning ahaim
To
Ric
Tho
iq cnmmlt that was Tar from right r
1 Air the answer camo quickly and lhus It
1 read r
A peep by ail means all right ko ahead
Of your epilonenta cards rofuso nt tho sight
Who sent tho answer tho Senior or Bclo
Is not such a matter of weight wo kuow
For tlo Printing Committee blocked that
gamo
As over since Tom O Covcutorseys timo
Pooping at Biddy or bids is a crime
If tho wmj > per ia off Is a burning shame
Theros a varmint la Texas when caugkt In a
scrapo
That raises a stink as a means of escape
And sailors toll nf tho fish callod cuttle
Who blackons tlio wntors all areuud liin
Wlten troublos harass or dangors confound
him
And off la tho darkness safely will Bcutltlu
IHd tho Nowe over hear of these ccaturca I
wonder it
tid on their slurp prnctloo Bolemny ponder 1
i Tgan buying at Coko is thrown as u stink
Iidown upon Downs flitwishing to play
Thitunes for tho Etato Democracy
Atttblacka the Commlttoo witli printers Ink
Theieoplo of Texas bate long valued tho
ws
And oytwilUDgly gavo it ita uoa
Of nwrjey orpri fj n4 of jjrjsiiltl V
V
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To Kprrilous slurs from tlio Radicdl Press
Joke cannot reply ho has no redress j
His ejLuce aud senso of decorum forbid it
clmrdson Bob tho do il or Hand
readcrs of Texas now scud tli ir cou
asd
Quit bortngMl UwllU this printers mess
Slop casting yourair yn iljo Cblet of oi
Statoj
Wo cant see the justice we do sto tLo halo
Hotter openly join tho Radical Press
Joitv Y s
SniiiE oriLK Tetas Juno 10
ruou ouu TitvvsiEiNU coimiis
lOXUlT
Tuxaiikana June IS
J
For tlio first tintu in jears toniglit
finds mo out of Texas but only a stonub
tlirow from tlio State line As I vume
over a road the Great Noithern from
Houston that but little ia known of in
Texas I shall devote thts letter to It nud
its connections although it lots nut nds
crtise in the TfxAMiNhii and 1atuon
and although I did not travel on a fixe
pass given to tho Kxaiiikku ami Pais
bonb Lurrespondcnt I feel it uiy duty to
speak ol the road as one of the dcvdopirs
of our Tcias resources It passes thinugli
tho pine region of our btnte und fur
miles tho amount of ngtitu tuinl protlucts
itlins handled lias not amounted to ones
half of what thu Wuco Tap lms iu the
same length of time Its throucli
freights lino amounted to a little but
nothing in proportion to that of other
lines of tlio fume length und hus had but
little to tlo in making rates other than
in the lumber tralilc Yet olio is cursed
by all others as being tlio onu u hith has
reduced all freights coming to the Stuto
of Texas 1 am now speaking of thu
International and Great Northern Hail
road and know whereof I spuuk
Tliis road had and lias no hopes of
paying until its terminal poitits are
reached which will not bo for years to
come especially if things continue us
they nro now going Notwithstanding
this sho is btill progressing w itli her
work and while tho end reaciiing toward
Austin is shortly to bo extended from
Rockdale the other end ot the Great
Northern is being vigorously pushed
forward from Columbia iu llrnoria
county towards tlio Hio Grande
All this is beingdone in a quiet way no
trumpets heralding its progress to the
world as though by noise roads were
built Possibly the reason is that they
are depending on their cash not pulls und
purchases to build their lines I have
traveled no little on railroads
and when I suy that I never have tnn eled
on ono that had as many conveniences und
comforts as many safeguards to travellers
of
in the way of all sorts precautious
against accidents as this road presents
and affords and for flue well finished
elegant passenger coaches no road in thu
excel this
United batcs can
Tho freight of this road consists prin-
cipally of lumberand iu this direction
she is now doing more to build up Texas
and assist tlio poor laboring man tlmn
uer one single railroad did before first
by gluing tho timber section of our
Btato a market for her otherwise > alucs
less forest aud served the prairie fanner
ol the West cheap lumber wherewith to
bring inlo cultivation millionsof ncres
which without this could never be I
counted saw mills und tracks and train
ways to them until I becamo tired and
could not see und then under-
took to muke an estimate of the
amount ot lumberjdnily shiped over tho
road cud the array of figures is so large
ia
X VJ
VX
that thry would appear unreasonable
thorcfore I tlo not gho thctn
Ono othef noticeable tralilc pltnctcd
l y nttcntion tlio shipment of Ctttlc
Two long trains ono just behind thd
olhcr fnmllnckport whirled by witli
out ntrracttnrs nny nttcntlon from the b
stnndcrs from which I
nits a daily occurrence
Vt
Texas tu day owes more to this line of
runway than to nny ono other line and
I here make the piophccy that if tho
Cairo e Kitltou und Bt Louis Iron
Mountain roads huvo tlio facilities that
tU road ha and will
use them as sho
rl i V WU n lonB < r belong to tho
ononollsts tho Morgan lino
of btci incrs who now are beginning to-
n o liuyo done for Texas
1 i00v unon
° Vhi Mfo maplirf tT
ought 10 patroniio that line
eyen If they
should 0At c tImn J
o JlorBin Is only able to do so through
B lnvny years of plunder
unnn tho
upon necessities
of usas a peoplo
when we were In a fix unable to help our
selves
u
i s
Women lutlio Uraireo
IVrom Iemcroys Democrat
I liayo read tho views of a great
many both practical antl theoretical
Grangers on tho ciTect that the
nilmissioii of women into tho Patrons
Order is going to have but tho ma
jority of ideas I have seen and heard
on tlio enbjoct aro in my opinion far
fronncorrect What is said about
the refining inlluciico they aro going
to havo on courser and rougher men
and about their appearing in tho
Wrangcs liko daisies in Bcdgoiield
Bounds very well in an orgainization
speech but liko most pretty things
do
they very well to listen to an
look at but not at all to think of t0
admission of women into tho UraiigfB
is not going to benefit men only in
so far us it beiietits women Men do
not nicd benefitting very much and
women do lama grange otid I
hao seen the brother and sisters
it thr ocinl business meetings and
tlio men teiCi trs4ir heels up on the
chairs tablcs oratabdsrand riquirt to-
bacco juieoIh tho ilior as ftnhero
war no such thing iis refining influ
ence It ii going to beneni men
simply by benefiting women aud it is
going to benefit women by bringing
them face to face with business and
in contact with business men It is
going to destroy tho false deicaoy
that makes them shrink from appear-
ing in a public business capacity and
I thing it will in a great mcasuro do
press thu faculty of instinct that ia
said to lo peculiar to women and
develop thu reasoning faculty that
has hitherto been considered peculiar
to men iimtcatl Rut whether this
will ho a benefit or uotis doubtful
tlmu alono will bIiow
All over the couutry Cifacttcs aro
uniting themselves into County
Councils into these councils women
arc not admitted Mover having at-
tended the meetings ol one I do not
know what questions aro discussed
in them nud therefore cannot tell
whether this exclusion of women is
justifiable or not I know however
that there aru questions inevitablo
among farmers that men and women
cauiut discuss togother and an lar as
I am capable of judging tho Coun-
cil uic all right and women should
not complain of their exclusion from
them but they should havo Councils
of their own where they can discuss
tjifcstious ol peculiar interest to wo-
men I think if tho women of tho
Oranges would unito in this or any
oilier May and hold regular andbus
incss meeting s there would no longer
bo a doubt as to tho effect of their
udmistion into thu Order is going to
have Lucy S V Kino
l
llcceucr Iuiirutc on Itutl
Would it bo wrong for a young man
Who is a Chiistiau aud an aotive tnem
ber oi tho church to carry a young
lady ho loves and who ho has reason
to believe loves him but who is
not a Christian and does not belong
to a Christian family
Wo havo several times given a gen
cral opinion on this question we can-
not attempt to adviso in particular
cases Tho adyicoof Paul against
inarriauo with unbelievers1 is not
wholly applicable to this time1 There
was nn irreconcilable doctrinil and
moral antagonism between an ancient
heathen aud a Christian living iu per
lietual expectation of martyrdomjrom
heathen loo There could bo no fed
lowshii between them Tho whole
question is ono of fellowship Il tho
lady whom our correspondent apcaLs
Ot is ono who will bo in sympathy
withhis highest aspirations and pur-
poses his purposcn to live nobly and
unselfishly thon hehad better marry
her than somo professors of relig
Well Sambo whats Vqr jfjp
powndays 01 lK a carpenter
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Downs, J. W. The Waco Daily Examiner. (Waco, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 195, Ed. 1, Friday, June 19, 1874, newspaper, June 19, 1874; Waco, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth112140/m1/1/: accessed March 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .