The Sunday Gazetteer. (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 44, Ed. 1 Sunday, March 7, 1886

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... seventy-five per cent, of the receipt*. We don't suppose the company will come. The Waco Day ot last Tuesday... at the Waco Infirmary yesterday. Tuttle was from Palmyra, Ohio, and had been suffering from typhomalarial... last season. His name is Babel, and he lives in Waco. The Waco Day says “he is not ignorant... attractions to appear at the Garland opera house, Waco, are Janauschek, Milton Nobles and Clara Louise Kellogg... ot it* merits or demerits. merits. Of the many medicine companies visiting Waco, the Day says

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... I LI I. HI., The Methodist church at Whitewright has jast bean provided with a new ball, j Waco k... on the streets of New York city fro sen to death._ Waco’s Agnation of $51,000 has secured the location... of the Baylor- Waco university in that prosperous dty. ____ ——— Henry Wstteraon, who was reported at death... the wonderful machine free of charge. John Winter, Master in Chancery of Waco, accompanied by the following..., Special Steuograhy of Waco, were in the city Friday. They were here to try the case of Mrs. Frank Williard

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... north, and probably a tornado or two in the south, where unusual heat will have begun to prevail

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