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GOOD-BYE PROFIT.
Goods Givep way.
LOOK !
Ladles' CO cont Morluo Vests at 25 ots
Men's CO cotit UndershlrU at 23 ots.
Ladies' $1 Blbbod Vests at 05 cents.
Ladles' and Child's 50o Wool Hoso at
25 cents.
Children's 25o Wool Hoso nt'15 ceuts.
Child's 15c Wool Hoso at 10 cents.
Cloaks, Blankets and Comforts almost
half price.
Wool Veilings, 20o valuo, lOo a yard
Flannels, worth 25 to 50o, at only 13
to 25 conts a yard.
Cotton Flannels, worth 10 to 20 conts,
only 5 to 12 cents, a
Head an Realize Our Prices.
o Down, Down They Go
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Stock
3 Car loads of California Can'd Fruits
3 Car loads of Texas Canned Fruits
and Vegetables.
2 Car loads of Baltimore Canned
Fruits and Vegetables.
2 Car loads of Alaska Salmon.
1 Car load Salt Fish.
I Car loadof Evaporated Fruits.
1 Car load of Dried Apples.
EATI, HUH & Cfl.S
The Larsest Stock of Cigars in tlie City.
Slock Fancy Groceries
These Goods Must Be Sold.
Siqd In youp Dndira wlfl lip Cut).
JOHN F. MARSHALL, Trustee.
Holiday. Goods.
Tin Uiest of Ewnttoi in li Mi FotIiMm: 8ms Um.
- IORY'THO Se CORBY. !
LYNHAM & . DELANBY.
S-DEALERS IN-r
FRESH MEATs,
, LARD, FISH AND OYSTERS.
ANTELOPE AND DEER
NOW ON HAND AND FOR SALE TO-DAY.
Call and see ua.
-.jWiiBi & Belaney.
The now meat market of Hauu &
Dollips, 721 Austin street, is under
fullt headway and doing a first rate
business. Tho proprietors are well
skilled in the business and aro servinc
' their customers with, tho very choicest
.meats to be procurod. They take a
t prmo in soiling tno verv nnest porter
, tvhouso and sirloin steaks, fat and fen
der roasts from corn-fed beef, with tho
choicest pork roasts. Customers who
are fastidious about their .meats should
rfgivo them a call, as thoy sel the best,
anu at reasonable prices.
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The House of Lords undertits new
proprietor, Wes. Damron, la dispells'
Ingto'lts patrons the finest imported !
, uuu uomoHiio f liquors, wines ana ci
i. gars. The best brands i of old Ken-
h tucky.whlsklea passed oven the bar,
?-r jimn. nnni nam Kiivftvi nn un
600 Pair 25o Cashmcro Gloves at lOcts
a pair.
Dress.Trltnnihigs at half price.
Fine $10 Silk Shawls for $G.
Fino $3:00 Shawls for $2.00.
All Wool $1.50 Jersoys for $1.00.
Fine $3.00 Jersoys for $2.00.
Fine Bisquo Figures and all Fancy
Goods at half price.
Men's Underwear, Neckwear and
Handkerchiefs vory low.
Children's underwear 26 ots to 50 ots,
worth CO cents to $1.00.
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Must Go.fr
1 Car load of Louisiana Molasses.
1 Car load of Pickles In Bottles and
Barrels.
2 Car loads Soda and Potah.
2 Car loans of Starch.
1 Car load of Pea Nuts.
1 Car load of Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco.
1 Car load of Brooms' & Axe Handles.
HE LARGEST,
CHEAPEST AND BEST
Selected : Stock
OF TOYS AND HOLIDAY GOODS '
In : WTetGo ,
-IS AT THE-
5 & ID Gent
511 Austin Avenue, Be
tween 6th Oth
Streets.
7 GRAND PRESENTS GIV
0 EN AWAY-JANUARY
FIRSTS. GOME AND
GET A TICKET.
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY
'COMPANY.
THE GfiMST p.NCEf YET.
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tin nnY
NEXT 111 lift I II
WINTER GOODS -at abIG 8AGRIFIGE
We desire to reduce purf entire stock
much as .possible before -taking in
ventory January i, and in or
der io do sd "wjH sell
BE6ABDLESS OF COST btf PRICE.
This is no CATGH. We ar,e positively
going to make a clean sweep on every
thing in the next ten days.
DOfl 'T vi jss this g A an.ce
J. JS. HABER.
HAPPY NEW YJSAR.
Following LadleaWill Receive Con
sratulntions To-morrow.
MO. 501 SOUTH TU1KD STREKT.
Mrs. I)r J. C. J. King and Mlat Rosa Klnj
in company with Sirs Wm Stepbrnson.
Mli Willie King, Mrs. S. D. Walker,
Ulss Hattlo King, Mrs Jno. Sleeper,
Hist Abble Whlto, Mrs. W. B. King,
Mlts Linda Wblte, Mrs, Tuo. CanOeld,
Ulss Edna Owens, Mm. A. D Story,
Miss Imogene Storjr, Mrs . Eagcnlo Mann lng.
Miss Susie Sleeper, Miss Era Tolson,
Miss Birdie Ulgglnsn,MIsl Lliilo Chandler,
Misses Marr and Katie K'nnsrd.
Bceoptlon from 4 to 0 p. m
IvO. 923 COLUMBUS BTREKT.
Mrs T. P. and Miss Fannie Sparks, yslsted bj
Mrs tt.O BonnsaTall,Mrs. J II Mackey,
Mrs. J. D Wallace, Mrs R. W Beanmont,
Miss Sparks, Miss Ilarrisoifi
Miss Davis, Miss Halsej ,
Miss Lyons, Miss Qttrley I
Miss Napier, Miss Dealvjjf
M'bs Shaphcrd, Miss 8mitlr,
MlssHajnle, Mhjs Spelftt,
Reception from 4 to 13 p. n.
MO. 1222 COLUMBU
Mrs. Jno. G. Wintorln coj
5TREKT.
any with Mrs.
Willi an Cameron.
Miss Annie Fronts,
Mlts Coles,
ItrsiTl. E. Terrell.
Mrs-Q.Jordan,
Mrs R.Ryan,
Mrs. J. M. Lee,
Mrs. J.O.Walker.
Mrs. R. Downman,
Mrs. F. McDonald,
Mrs.C K Rowland and
Miss Annie Bonner,
Miss Corlnne Willie,
MlisAlys Downs,
Mlsa Annie Smith,
MIssEstelleUailllo,
Mrs T. Rowland,
Mrs. J. B. Dickinson.
Reception from 4 to 8 p. m.
NO. 618 80UTH THIRD STREET.
Mrs. Gen. Felix H. 'Robertson and Mrs J.B
Robertson, Miss Robortson and Miss Miller as
sisted by
Mrs Geo. Clark, M'bs Nettle Rotan,
Miss Friend, t. Miss Taylor,
Miss Howard, v Miss Graham,
Miss Thompson. -blisses Pearre and
M'ssSm'th. " '.
Reception from 3 to 8 pi jsr- i
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NO. 525 NORTH FOURTH STREET.
Mrs T.J, Womack assisted by
Mrs W. V. Kellett, Mrs. W. R. CUfton,
Mrs T. H. Brown, Miss Womack,
Misses Ballllo, MlssMalln,
Miss Jcffress, Miss Reese,
Miss Williams, Miss Watson,
Miss 1 rice , Miss Shapard ,
Miss Baker. Miss Dickey
Hoccptlon from 4 to t p. in
NO. 224 NORTH EIGHTH STREET.
Mrs. W. W. Stley, assfsted by "
Mrs. Dr. Wilkes, Mrs. O. B. CaldwaU)
Mrs. Cobb, Houston, Mrs. J. F. Masaey,
Mrs. Groseclose, Mrs. D. H. Orand,
Mrs. U. M. Seley, Mrs Clay Clark,
Miss Sallie Davidson, MlssMollleBurnharn,
Miss Hauston, Blrm- Miss Queen Jackson,
Ingham, Ala. , Wits I.aura Blsher,
Miss Kyle Face and Mrs . V. Van Telzer,
iteceptlon from to 8 p. m
COR. EIGHTH AND SPEIGHT STREETS.
Mra. J. D. Morrow, assisted by
Mrs Horace Picket, Mrs. J. G. Harrison,
Ms Orgaln, Mrs. W.A. Casseday,
Miss Lucy Peyton, Miss Jennie Green,
Miss Snele Hyman, Miss Campbell,
Miss Fannie TrezeTant, Miss Alice Berry aid
Ulss Snsle Jones and Mrs Thot Wattles.
Reception from Op m, to IS. 's
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Tho Silver Moon still holds her own,
can give you any thing that ,1s in the
line of satisfying your appetite' the
bills of fare are arranged, to please
hearty and dainty eaters ,
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Merchaaca t Meretwnlt !
Flrst-oluss merohanta will take
stock at this season of the year, and
all (roods not fully uil to the standard
will consign them toI. C. Meek's
Commission and Auotlon House, 318
Austin street. ,
Go to W. D. Jackson and"
(ret a pno-
tograph of yourseli and children.
Livo quail at,the Silver Moon resta
rant. , ,
40,000 flrstolass cigars at I, C.
Mtok's ConvnilsBlon- ;and Auction
House, 318 Austin street. . rf .
i New crop Louisiana malasbes extra
nue mi joe inQtapsans. ,
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ONE MORE UNFORTUNATE.
Another Important Failure on
Saturday.
In addition to the failuic of Mr.
Barney Feldhake, which occurred on
Saturday afternoon, another took plnco
Saturday night at S p, in., attachments
wero run on Mr. Jas, Askew, proprie
tor of tho Palace saloon, ono of the
largest saloons in tho city. The at
tachments Saturday night were as fol
lows : W. H. Dunnica for I2.4G5.29
Leasing, Solomon & Hosenthal $215.
75, and J. G. Koaoh & Co., of Louis
ville, Kentucky, for $401.62.
Since Saturday night the following
attachments havo been run: Mayer,
Conn & FViburg, Galveston, $177.00;
Tripis & Kemendo, ,$i2.84; Wood &
Lee, St. Louis, $993.00; O. P. Morri
man & Co., Baltimore, $150.50; Waco
Gas Co., 80.00; Licbes Bro. & Co., Sun
Francisco, 20J.00, Slraus, Tritz & Co ,
Cincinnati, 424.00. The failure ex
cites a good deal of surprise, and a
very general sympathy is expressed for
Mr. Askew. The place is?, in posses
sion of Shciiff Ford, and stock is be
ing taken to day, with .Messrs. J. P.
Wooa, Fred Kingsbury and Jas.
Askow as appraisers.
The Meeting Saturday Night.
The meeting on Saturday night at
the court house is to dlsouss the feas
ibility of establishing a large man
ufactory of sugar from sorghum cane,
"by the new diffusion process, suoh as
iinow in, operation jln Kansas. Mr.
R. J. Sledge will be present and pre-'
sema'iormai plan lor co-operation.
'At thetoformal meeting on Saturday
Mr,'Sledgo stated lhat the contem
plated works would cost about $100,
jOOOand that If Waco would donate
land, he could aecuro enough capital
in the east to put tho works In opera
tion, that cotton seed oil mills could
be run by tho same machinery and
that the object of tho alliance in en
deavoring to start suoh works was to
break the cotton seed oil trust.
The manufacture of brown sugar
from sorgbum cane is a pot industry
of the national government, which
two year ago took the industry un
der its fostering wing. Congress ap
propriated $360,000 for experimental
work at Fort Scott and detailed a
government chomlst'to take charge of
the experiments The 'experiment
was a successful one, and Kansas has
two groat sugar manufactories in suc
cessful operation if not more, one at
Fort Scott, the other at Tepeka. The
business is said to be very remunerat
ive and the manufacture of sugar
ftqmiorgham cane.by the new diffu
sion process, is" thought to be a revo
lution in the sugar producing indus
tries. Tho matter will be fully ex
plained at the meeting. Senator
Coko, is said to be in ardent sympa
thy with the movement to establish
sueh works here aud a communication
from him on the subject, will proba
bly be a feature of that meeting.
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The sale of the. Shaker remedies
which goes on on tho square, daily, is
becoming' prodigious. Tho Shaker
remedies havo a world-wide reputation
being made from herbs 'and plants
alone, and are said to be as efficaoious
as 'they are harmless. An excellent
quartette discourses subtile musio and
the concerts aro listened to with de
light while tho remedins are being sold.
If you haven't heard the musio, seen
the vonerahloSHaker'' doctor or tried
any'of the remejjiesigo to the square
in 'the forenocm and' afternoon.
TJiis" post1" office will be open to-mor-
made by tho camera n the window m
atuu.v up mo ruuiea,
'TGtttie Williamson corsets Mrs,
Unaa. kala airant ' ."
Doss, feel agent,
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. floCMA. tho McLean
tonight in
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407 AUSTIN ANINUB,
rMEN'SAND-BOYS'
HATTERS AND FURNISHERS,
Sole Agents for the Dunlap Hats.
J JONES 2
AFTERNOON NOTES.
Tho streets are muddy but the mud
at this season of the year means cot
ton next yjar.
In six weeks corn planting will be
gin, and ground be brokon for tlicixxt
cotton crop.
Ten to one that nino tenths of the
dates written to-morrow will bo written
1838 instead of 18S9.
Look out for tho Madison Siiuarc
Thcatro Company at tho Opera House.
January 2d and 3d.
Over five inches ot rain havo fallen
since tno recent rains began. Thj
ensures a crop next year.
Look not on tho nine when it is red,
when it giveth its color in tho' cup is a
good motto for tho First.
The bier crops and abundant money
of 1889 will bo the so:ond year ot a
cycle ot seven years ot plenty.
Tho recent failures aro tho abo'b-
uiir tomes just now. Where will the
l'xhtumir. strike next, is tho oucn V
T hero is still a good deal of cotton
piled up at tho gins and it will st-agglo
in all through January and February.
The attendance at the churches yes
terday was by the faithful few only,
and even some of them were pre
cluded. An attachment for a debt of $92.39
was sued out against tho Barney Feld
hake stock, by W. N. Orand this
morning.
, The great cold wavo has struck Cen
tral Texas at last, and hail, sleot and
snow may reasonably bo set down as
the bill of faro for next month.
The old Bouocr place, East Waco,
was co'.a .under trust deed this morn
ing at' tho court house and was bid in
by Mr. W. v. Lucy, trustee, for $462.
So many goods thrown o.i the .market
at once is depressing to the regular
trade, but it will soon bo over and
business resume its normal channeh.
Tho fines in the police court this
morning, aggregated nineteen dollars,
for the usual varioty of misdomeanors,
in which inebriation was m tho
majority.
It is a singular faot that New Year's
Bay always falls on the first of tho
.month, and a fact equally as patent
but not so singular that it is usually a
bad first for collections.
Tho month of Deccmbor, 1888, will
or ought to pass info history ss a phe
nomonal month abounding in weddincs
and births, and almost, adsolutely ex
empt from deaths.
The terrible disagreeable weather
of Saturday causod the cancellation
of the McLean-Prespott , engagement
at the theatre for both matinee and
night performance.
A column articlo on Beauty and
Diet on our second page this afternoon
win wen repay a careiui perusal ana
grae study.- It contains great chunks
of important truths, and heavy nug
gets rich with gold.
Cards are out for an At Homo at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. I. 'Moore,
Th oocosion is complimentary to a
lady visitor, Mrs. R. H. Bush, of
lluntsTilie, Texas, Wednesday even
ing January 2d, 8 p. m.
The failures which have ocourred 'in
the last few days are pretty generally
considered as tho results following natu
rally from three bad crop years in suc
cession, the misfortunes of which are
not counterbalanced by ono good crop.
It is less a wonder that so many fail
than how any except tho very strongest
houses could have stood. ' The hope is
felt that the worst is over, and a new
era to be besun. It is bad tn.fail.i but
to fail just as-the oity is beginning to
gei out oi tne wooas is lameniaDic.
The great , failures in' Waoo have
done the town much damage in making
torodltors timid, and a recentfailuro
may be said to havo been caused by
that1 timidity. A heavy draft was1
urawn niteen days before the debt watj
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FINE GLOTHIl
Leather Valises a Spec!
GOODLOE.
Important.
If VOU wnilt tho bent nn.l
liable .weather strln tlmf.
protection against cold, dusti
buy Browne's pa tout ineti
liorsruu & Cameron's,
ngonts for Waco.
PERSONALS.
Mr. Jno. M. Vauchn has
pointed deputy sheriff at WciU
Mr. LtGrand, of Tvler. is
city for the holidays.
Mr. C. Faulkencr has cone to I
son lor a day or two.
Mr. II. W. McRae, of Galvei
in tho oity doing the holidavs
ceiving cordial welcomes.
Mr. Quitman Finlar, of Gain
a rising attorney of Galveston.
tho city spending the holiday!
menus.
Tho News is pained to hed
inroniclo tno liitorumiou lhat
J. W. Wortham is vory ill and i
pictcu to recover.
Mr. Cbae Lewi no leaves to di
Buffalo, New York, where he I
position as agent and inanntrei
nourishing business.
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Smith, lGtli
franklin streets, will enter tod
Year to-morrow with cheeiful
It is a girl weight 9 pounds.
Mr. Clarence Hill has been!
pointed by Judge Gerald, superon
to Dave Poguc, appointed c
Both are 'reliable young men, and!
been in the employ of tho Eve!
News since its beginning.
Messrs. J. II. Walker, Homer, I
C. A. "South,. Anderson, Texas, J
Whitefleld, Waco, Texas: J. G. Ya
erly, virecnville, 1 exas: Mr. and
W. A. iSans,lioIcon, and J. ii
cor, Waxahachie, Texas, came in
city yesteruay ana today to uti
i'rqi. 11 ill s business (Jollege.
Another year has drawn to cli
carrying to the past many dead ii
wnion, could time reerso the di
decrees of fate, would bo here to gi
us with "ilappy New Year I1
with bouyant or heavy spirits ire foi
our accustomed resolutions, ana ft
we beg to suggest that no'hing so
duces to longevity as froth, wh
some groceries. JameVR, Robim
keeps the best and receives daily chi
country produce.
I. O. Meek 6c Oo.
have opened up a general commissi
and brokerage .house, No. 318. Al
tin street onnosite Sanger Bros.,
signments of any kind of modJ
household eoods,. jewelry, silver
plate ware, or any kind of goods fn
a paper of pins to a railroaa steam
cine will be received, for auction
private sale. Best city reference g
en wnen aesireo. Ainpie mum,
room.
The real estate department i
have Mr. Meek's personal attention
Satisfaction guaranteed. 'Bring alool
your goods.
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A Few Days.
Only ten days remain in which ciM
taxes must be paia. ah unpm v
January 1st, I am obliged toentor ol
the delinquent list. 1
S. ii. HUMPniUSYB, tw.
Ulty UOIiecwr,
Waco, Dec. 19, 1888.
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Attention Fireman.
Tho annual reception takes place tol
mnrrnw. .Tayiiihtv 1st. t 2 n. U. 4
full attendandanco is required, "hlj
city council is invited anaiurgeu u "i
present.
The University job, printing ofMee
in the new Jones building on Frank
llu street, betweon 4th and'Sth. II
prepared to do all klnduof Job prlntia"
at trie lowest living prlcei.An If;
speetlon of their work ana prices 1
solicited. n l , ;
Ourio.
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Everybody, invited to. go (to 'J
son, Blsher, A Co's, to te the?
nson
est
line or. noiiaay goous
