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WACO EVENING NEWS. & VOL. 1 WACO, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1888. NO. 114. ;L Jot JL ! SANGER BROTHERS, Have just opened for the Holidays a new lot of fancy things that come under the above heading, which are too nu merous to mention. Ladies who desire to maka Fancy Work for the Holidays should call now, as this department is at present one of the most complete in our house, We carry a full assortment ARRASENES, CHENILLES, ROPE SILKS, KNITTING SILKS, Embroidery Silks, PILLCSELLES, Tinsels, Pom Pons Applique Flowers, Perforated Pelts. Fancy Wool Paterns, EancyArt Models, : a n Thousands of Other Fancy Things FOR EMBROIDERY WORK. We have The Most Complete NOTION DEPRT MENTINthe SOUTH. SANGER BROTHERS. BflNKB I PJIWIBROMEq. Tohn D. Maylleld wUlicu to stuto to the people that ho lends money on Household Fur niture. Tcnmi, Buggies, Carriages, Pistols, Musical Instruments, and all othor articles or value, with or without removal, and for as long tlrao as the interest Is kept paid. Also buys, sells andoxchangea railroad tickets, discounts notes, lends on all regular banka ble papor, real estate, etc. A full lino of unredeemed pledges for sale. On 910 deposits l'J per cent. Interest allowed. Austin street near the plaza, od-T-iB Texes Ssuiqgi-boin Hssocl.Ion.-X Announces, through Its secretary, Mr. Jno. D. Moyfleld, that it now has evcrr share in its $100,0.0 stock in force That it has bought and built for the peoplo of Waco, duiing the past year, thlrty-slx homes. The. association Milt buy you n home If you only have a small amount of tho purchase price to pay and will allow J ou long time on the balance, with small monthly payments. jfNssjts y wt4yjT HKjSJHfMrjcjgMWnN '' " iMTtoMef to the leloctlon of Airr Pmmbk Ulastratcd m any number or mo "i "" amiuu manufactured, each, valued at from 20 cent to 30 cents, or over $3.00 worth of pattern '.ioSv'ubaeripUon73.00' A trial will conytnc yon that yoa ear i get ; ton tunci toe Talae the money paid. fllnglo copies (each containing Fattcro Order), SO cents. SPnMiAr1 hrt W. XR-NrrTrNUS DEMOEEST. NEW YOBK. , - The rtoTe Mmmlnation la a iplendld chance ljte. tiWIW ttUfiPUofll W wueswt - H. JACOBS, The FashionaWe Merchant Tailor AUSTIN AVENUE. I hayo Just received a most olegant lino of Im ported and domestic goods f..r the (all uud wln ,i ra,,0J w'c ' now op"ii for Inspection, ! J p.riJFC8 novor before In aril of. 1 employ nouo but flrst-class workmo i . H. JACOBS, Satisfaction guaranteed on everything yon uy at I'celor'i Drug 8tore, ZEPHYFRS, SAXONY YARNS, GERMANTOWN WOOLS, KNITTING YARNS, CREWELS, FANCY GILT CORDS, FANCY WOOLS, Shetland Wools, Fancy Canvass, Embroidery Jeans, Handkerchief Cases, Stamped Linen Goods, d z: $6.SO Will Pa) tor 12 Months Subscription to Waco Evening News 'Semorest'sTUo&tUy Uagarino. -f A WONDERFUL PUBLICATION. MaST suppose DEMOREST'S HOHTHI.Y to be a fashion magazine. This Is a great mistake. It undoubtedly contains tho flncet Tasbiok Dy fabtmxt of any magazlno published, but this la the caso front the fact that great enterprise and ex. perlenco aro shown, so that each department is equal to a magazine In itself. In DEnorasT'a you Beta dozen magazines in one, and secure amuse ment ud Instruction for tho whole family. It con- . ana is uiueiraiea win i unKiuoi o. .......--. Photogravures, WaterColors, and flno Woodcuts, Tnalrlnff It thn MnTIIL MiOAZINI OF AMIBIOA. EachcopycentalnsarATTBW OBOxnentlUln to get oar paper and Pnoam' Moron t a THE WHITE ELEPHANT NEWLY FITTED AND FURNISHED. Airiest and Handsomest Saloon in the City. FINEST WINES, LIQUORS, & CIGARS l'olltite and SkillTiil Barkeepers. AIM ho Fnvorllo Prohibi tion Drinks. J. P. WILLIAMSON. RETAIL DEPARTMENT I, HMD & ran This week we propose mak ing a Big Sacrifice on all kinds of Knit Wool Goods. The public know by this time, WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY. Look on our Center Tables and see the Many Bargains offered there. The first to be men tioned is our Entire Stock ot Ladies Knit Shawls which will be offered at $i, $1.25, $1.75, $2 and $2.25. One-half what they are worth. INFANTS KNIT JACKETS In All Colors 30c. 35c. 40c and 50c IS, SS and 35c. Hundreds of Bargains in these Goods at our well known POPULAR PRICES. Don't forget our Great Cloak Sale. All Cloaks OO CENTS On The DOLLAR. Lessing, GoroiEP 5!h and Austin tiii: K. OF I,. MaMer Workmmi Powdorly will Fro. bly bo Iletained. Indiaiiopolis, Nov. 20. That Pow derly is the ruling mind of the general assembly of the Knights of Labor has been evident for some time, and it was more than ever apparent at the morn. ing session to-day. The report of the committee on law was submitted and was exactly in accordance with the conditions expressed by Powderly. Section 15 of the constitution was amended by the committee to provide that the elective officers shall be the general master workman, general worthy foreman, general secretary treasurer and the general director. Of woman's work the executive board shall consist of four members, besides the general master workman, and the general operative board shall consist of two members besides the general worthy foreman. All except the gen eral executive board and general co operative board shall Do taken from the general assembly, and when elec ted shall serve two years. This is a reduction of two members in each board, besides the union of the secre tary -treasurer, and is that much saving in expenses, but the place where Powderly inluses the most appears in section 16 of the same article, which shall hereafter piovide that ihe general roaster workman shall be chairman ex officio of the general executive board and shall as soon as practicable sub mit to the general assembly the names of eight persons eligible under the con stitution, from which the general as sembly shall select four members, This shall be done ire soon as possible and at the same session at which the general master workman is elected. This Section further provides that the general worthy foreman shall be ex officio chairman of the general co operative board, and that he shall sub mit to the general assembly four names irom which they shall select two who will constitute that board. A pro longed debate followed the introduc tion of these amendments. It wase'e sired to reduce all offices and to change the size of the board, but such propositions were defeated and the report of the committee was adopted by more than the required two-thirds majority. General Master Workman Powderly and Gen. Worthy Foreman Richard Griffiths, of Chicago, will pro bably be retained in their present positions. Rail, ! Bustles ! ' The Celebrated Lotta Bustles 25c. Others ask 50c. for it. Dozens of Styles Bustles at SOc. JERSEYS? Such an Enormous Sale of JERSEYS we never expect ed, from which we have Re maining several Odd Lots which will be Offerrd at a Reduction from Regular Pri ces. Ladies Ribbed Knit VESTS High Neck at 75 cents each. Ladies Silk Ribbed Vests $1.00 and $1.25. The Largest and Most Complete Line of Misses, Children and Ladies Knit Goods in the City. If you need a Cloak for any of the Xittle Ones You can get one from us at 60 cents on the Dollar. Solomon & Rosenial, Streets. A Foul Murder. Crawford, Nov. 20. Particulars have just roaubed lioro of a murder four miles north of this nlaeo. at ihn Morrl3 farm, in which a nogro hoy JNttUinn Uook, aged 15 yours, had his throat out from oar to oar. This hov was an Important witnoss In u bigcat" tio stealing caso In Milam countv. and Uio guilty parties oninloved a. young man naraod Scarborough to tako tho nogro away. Ho brought him to this placo and thoy havo boon picking cotton around tho country. Bud Roblnsori? fearing tho nogro had not boon (Uttjrlod far enough away came down about a weok ago and pro tended to bo a friend to tho nogro and Scarborough, and wautod to plok cot ton with them, and thoy stayod to gether ono night' at a straw stack, and when tho negro wont to sloop Robinson out tho negro's throat from ear to oar. Tho shoriiT from Mllara county has boon here sovoral days working up tho affair, and at this writing has all tho partlos In ohargo. It Is supposod that tho body was thrown Into Hog Crook, as It could not bo found. Young Scarborough stated that Robinson put tho body in a sack after killing tho negro, and earrlod It oil'; parties havo gono out to drag tho creek and search for tho body. JS'itlluunl Killtoriitl Ansclatluii. Sun Antonio, Nov. 20. The trains to day brought In nbout'sovonty-flvo ed itors, roprosonting Massachusetts, Coniiotieut, Now York, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Now Jorsoy and and Missouri. Tho National Edito rial association will bo called to ordor to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock, and aftor thouppolntniontof tlionoeossarv commlttoos will adjourn until 2 o'clock whon President White, of West Vir ginia, will deliver his nnual addross, which will conclude tho day's pro gramme, It is thought tho conven tion will bo In session until Saturday and Sunday tho excursion to thoMox Icun national capital will begin. Nuprcuio Court DorlNion. Tylor, Nov. 20. Tho supreme court now In regular session to-day trans acted tho following business: AfTlrraod Rod rlvor county bank vs. Wiggins, administrator et al, from Ite'd Rlvor; Brown vb. Wyatt, from Ellis; Reynolds Land uud Cat tlo company vs. McCabo, ot al, from Tlirookmorton. Reversed uud romandod East Toxas and Rod Rlvor railway vh. Soott, from Marion; Hurvoy ot al v. Carroll etal, from Navuro; Hicks ot al vs. Oliver, administrator, from Rusk. LOOALETTES. Tho Fodoral court Is engaged try ing civil business to-day. M. D. Williams, of Falls county, Is in tho city to-day. Cotton wagons on tho streets aro fow and far between. Tho south-bound Missouri Pacific was reported two hours lato to-day. Tho usual love foast at tho mayor's court this morning rosulted in two lines for being drunk. Tho MoLonnau county alliance meets in Waco on Friday, Novembor oO, In called sossion. Tho sitting of tho Federal grand jury oxcltos no suoh stir as do tho soml-annual conclaves of tho county grand Juries. Tho combination of Goodyear, Cook & Dillon Is said to bo tho best on the road this season At Tho Garland noxt Tuesday. Mr. A. B. Blovlns, of tho Chorokoo Land and Iron company, which Is now dovolonlng Now Birmingham, is In tho elly. Tho norther of six days' duration and blowing from great Ico Holds and snow drifts ended without a frost last night, and tho sun to-day shono out with tho siulUng.fuco of a drummer. For a good hot and cold lunch and oysters In any stylo go to tho Whlto Elephant, Goo. Delhi, manager. Mr. James B. Bakor is a brick or a lightning brick makor, though ho novor camos a brick in his hat, Ho has a largo onntract for brick, gravol and sand for tho now orphan asylum building at Corsicana, and Is ship ping Immense quantities of those throo condiments thither. Tho rostor of tho United States grand Jury sworn In yostorday, is E. B. Smytho, foromun; J. 1). Roborts, A. J. Lott, G. M. Nichols, P. M. Greonwado, B. C. Hill, Jus. Splvoy, E. C. Zolllcollbr, J. M. Hill, P. II. Parson, R. S. Whltosldes, Joo Boilers, G. W. Lowls, J. II. Foroat, C. A. Head, W. P. Cunningham. Tho grand Jury adjournod yestor day aftor a short but prolific sotting; olovon indictmonts having boon found In thoso fow days thoy woro togothor. , Curo for Literary Drum Drluklnc. Tho bnbit of dram drinking, it is said, leads to futty degeneration of tho heart i. c., cxccssivofuUoning- around tho heart und weak action of tlio heart in cojisequence. So, too, tho habit of exciting novel reading leads to futty degeneration of tho literary mind i. o., to an unhealthy and spasmodic action of tho imagination and a gen eral weakening of tho power of enter ing thoroughly into tho bolid interests of real lifo. So far as wo know, tho only cfTcctivo curo for this habit of literary dram drinking a euro not always forth comingis a moral bhock of somo kind which exposes tho hollowness of all theso unreal interests nnd makes them appear artificial and melodra matic as they actually aro. That, how ever, is a curo which is an extremely painful ono, almost cruol in its dis illusionizing power. Thcro arc, wo beliovc, somo happier mortals who can curo themselves, us tho grocers' bhop boys nro wiid to bo cured of their taste for sugar and raisins and such dainties by an early surfeit of thorn: but that is a kind of curo which it talcos a very healthy mind to opcralo upon. As a rulo, oven whero tho Mirfcit de stroys tho zest of novel reading, it also leaves tho mind too languid to take eagerly to plainer and inoro wliolo somo food, and to at onco destroys the pleasure taken in tho poi.son, and leaves tho mischief produced bv it.. London Spectator. McUiml of ICi'i-plii); nrajifB. E. I'. Roo kept Catawba, Isabella, Diana and Iona by picking on u clcur day, utfiiff grape ucissors bo us not to handle much, removing all imperfect berries und placing in clean, dry earthen jam, in layers n bunch deep, and filling tho jar in this way: Placo a double sheet of paper over tho top layer und put on tlio lid. Strong un bleached muslin is pasted entirely over tlio lid or cover of tho jar; when tho covering has fully dried and hardened tho jars nro buried on a dry knoll bo yound tho notion of tho frost, a stake being placed over each jar to locate it accurately. Charles A. Green hays: "I havo kept Concords up to January by packing in dry sawdust in market or bushel baskets. A simple method is to placo grapo leaves between layers of grapes as you pick them, or sheets of paicr. Handsome clusters nro pre served by cutting a piece of vino with them and placing ono end cf tho vino in n boltlo of water, nlno by covering a stem of tho cluster at tho point whero cut with wax. Grapes should bo kept as near tho freezing point as possiblo and yet not fixiezo." Now York Graphic. A walking stick, tho crutch handle of which is an ear trumpet, is tho latest couvcnicnco for deaf men. It is of as much importance and con Bcquenco, in theso days, to know how to cat as what to cat, -THB- Bankriip t -: Stock mOFm MUST: GO The Assignee has de termined to Close out at any SACRIFICE! Good Assortment of HI Ior&'e Stock OF SUM on Hand and will be sold at Great SACRIFICE! BIC LINE OF Heavy BootsiSiiOuS, AND RUBBERS Must be Closed Out! CI Heaiy Male Dresses, AND SHAWLS WILL BE CLOSED OUT. The stock must re alize the Cash to pay Creditors, and cannot wait. Come early and procure Bargains, or else lose a splendid chance to save money. W. W. SELEY, -A-SSIG-IsTEE. FOR LEWINE BROS. AuUii&6tltStl. Lei in Bros nwen lis! Ctts