The Waco evening news. [volume], January 16, 1892, Page 8, Image 8

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WACO DAILY NEWS, JANUARY 16 18U2.
REMOVAL
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
THE LEADING DRUCCISTS
GiiHtt & Poiiidwtcr,
NO.110AUSTIIS AVU.MIU
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SALE.
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4 W W
The Store House we occupy lias been sold and we are
PERSONAL.
Compelled
To facilitate our moving we have determined to sell our
ENTIRE STOCK, consisting of Dry Goods, Dress
Goods, Silks, Velvets, Blankets, Clothing, Furnishing Goods,
Boots and Shoes, Etc., at
ili;
II TBI
7171s i$ 90 IduertisirDod
But a Legitimate Effort to run down our stock and
BMMIIM
Remember THIS SALE is intended to RAISE CASH
and Goods will be sold for
Spot Cash Only.
W 1 111
Km Ha I 91 Wt Hm
CORNER SIXTH STREET
A GRAND ENTERTAINMENT.
By The Boston Symphony Club at
Tho Philo Club Rooms.
Tho musical entcrtainmont given
laBt evening by the Boston Symphony
elub, under the auspices of tho Philo
club of this city , was a grand sucoess
and a brilliant and glowing testimo
ninl to the efiioiency of the troupe.
"While the audience was not a
largo one, yet all present appreciated
tho excelleneo of tho exhibition, of
which the prolonged encores at tho
conclusion of tho rendition of each
selection gave evidence.
Tho company was composed of the
following 'celebrities, under tho direc
tion of Mr. Max Bachert:
lions LontsKiipp.. leader and Vlo'ln Vlrtnoo
Mr I'red'kn. I'ahn Vlolln'et
Mr. Aitlmr Laseur Violoncello Soloist
lions. Fr.Itucqo.oy Fluto Virtuoso
Ur. larrence Miller ... . Vlula
Mr, W. Angtrmuendo Contra Bass
Vies Laura lluruliara ....PrlniaDonnaSoprnuo
Mr.A. M.Dow Tenor
Those entitled to especial mention
as to excellence aro Miss Laura Burn
ham, tho prima donna, whoso sweet
soprano voiuo of which she has perfect
control, shows careful training; Mons.
Fred Rucquoy, fluto virtuoso; Mr.
Arthur Laeeur, violincello solist; Mr.
Louis Kapp, leader and violiu vir
tuoso. Tho porformanco was second
io nono over lister od to in Waoo.
Tickets, Please.
Tickets for Mr. nud Mrs. Love's
concert, Gatland opoia house, Fob. 5,
wero plaoed on sale this morning at 9
o'clock. A number of ladies will
enter tho conteBt. Tickets will bo
sold at GO cents eaoh. Each ticket
..good for one admission to tho opera
bouso and for one oopy of Mr. Love's
latest composition, entitled, "Sounds
from the Brazof," and good for five
votes in the $200 organ to bo voted
tho most popular lady in McLennan
county at the cloo of tho conocrt.
Each lady soiling 2o worth of tickets
will be presented with a Q2b guitar.
Each lady selling tiokots will bo given
in addition to the guitar, lull credit for
every dollar turned in i'or tickets as
a payment on a piano or organ. Now
is your timo. livery lady in Waoo
wanting a nioo musical instrument
should call at once and enter tho con
test. Love & Co ,
125 South Filth Street.
Pure and whito lard in bulk
10 cents per pound at Gmppen'b
oorncr Fifth and Franklin.
to - Moyc
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AND AUSTIN AVENUE.
Steam Sausage Factory.
Fresh Fish.
Fresh .Lard.
Fresh Oysters.
Fresh Sparo Ribs.
All Kinds Meats
And Sausace,
Oheap for Cash.
J. O. Stafford.
bewaro of Imitations
Of MgAlister coal. No one han
dles tho Genuine articlo but Lac v.
Tho Kirkpatrick addition is high
dry and salubrious and commands a
protty view.
MY STORE. 50 marbles for 5 cents
at My Store, 625 Austin steotr
The Kirkpatrick addition to Waco
puts the chance of securing a homo
into the hands of every ono.
If you want cheap coal try Laoy's
Briek Ureek, .$5.50 per ton.
Lots in tho Kirkpatrick addit'on
are selling, for tho present, dirt cheap.
For the next thirty dayB, seo our
prices. They will astonish you,
Pakker Bros.
MY STORE, 025 Austin
baking powder 15o a oan.
-Best
The man with money in his pookct
and a worn suit oan now, for a very
littlo of that money, got a very flno
suit at Jones & Goodloe's.
Take a drive over tho additions to
tho city and ask tho prices of lots
and then look at lots in tho Kirkpat
riok addition, and you will buy.
Young man, tako a drop on lottory
tickets, and buy you a place for a
home in tho Kirkpatritk addition
It is the chance of a lifetime.
If you want good coal, quiok deliv
ery, tolephono Laoy for McAlister
Lump. No one sells it but Laoy.
Parker Bros, can sell you goods
below manufacturers prices, Soo
thoir goods and got their priocs.
Havo you used an Embrco McLean
buggy?
MY STORE, G26 Austin
toilet soap, four bars for 25o.
-Fine
Mr. Joo Thompson is confined to
his homo by the provailiog indisposi
tion. Mrs. G. Goooh has returned homo
from an extended visit to Georgia,
has much improved in health.
Mr. J L. Yarboroueh, tho head
salesman at J. Hansel Wood's is out
again, after a scvoro tussle of about
threo weeks, with the gripp
Misses Ya. and Kessa Polk will
spend Monday and Tuesday in the
city, as tho cucsts of Miss Lida Dean,
957. South Third strced.
Clearance Sale.
To close out Winter hats,' haii
braids, bangs, curls and vijh
a specialty.
Mrs. B.J. Doss,
40O; Austin Et., near corner Fontht
What I Know About Hardware and
Runaway Book-Keepers.
To bo swindled out of your goods
by customers whom you consider trust
worthy, is bad, but all who soil on
credit must expoot to suffer such
losses To bo robbed by burglars or
highwaymen is worse; still jou have
a right and a ohance to defend your
self, and if you snooted to send a
bullet through a robber's brains, you
havo rendered a valuablo soivice to
society. Worst of all is to bo robbed
by a trusted employee, a confidential
clerk, in whom you placo too mum
confidence. It is impossible to carry
on any business without trusting in
tho honor of employees, and exposing
yourself to robbery. I havo been
robbea in this wiy by
my former book-keeper, Charles
Werner. Any information disolosing
his present location, will bo properly
rewarded, as I shall spare no pains
nor expenso to mako him face a
Waco jury. Since New Year, trade
with mo has been very brisk. My
men have worked their fullest capaoi
ty. I have come to the conclusion
that the pcoplo appreoiate tbo fact of
having in their midst one of tho lar
gest, best equipped and best managed
hardware stores in tho stato, where
they always can find what thoy want,
and seouro the lowest prices, cither
in small, or wholesale lots.
Yours for hardware,
E. Stuaubb.
THE ANTI-OPTION BILL.
Mlnnoapolla Claims It Would Kcsult In
, Injur) to tint I'lii-niiTi.
Minneapolis, Minn., Jan. 16. Tho
Minneapolis clearing house, overy bank
in tho city being represented, has nnaiii
imously ndoptml a long piotest against
tho Washburn nuti-option bill and sentn
committee to Washington to present it
to tho proper committee. Tho piofest
says:
"Mr. "Washburn himself, wo under
stand, admits that if tho bill becomes a
law no ouo could buy for fut
ure delivery except tho mnnufacturei
and exporter. This would of course
restrict all sales for future delivery to
thoso parties, so driving out of the
grain business tho largo class of eleva
tor and commission merchants and
forcuig tho producor to sell his crop to
ono or tho other of tho classes named,
tho manufacturer or exporter. In out
opinion tho legislation would injuro the
farmer, upou whoso prosperity our whole
section is dependent, by restricting his
market and inevitably lowering the
price of his products. Wo cannot but
regard tho dealing in tho commodities
named in this bill, wheat, corn, oats
rye, barloy, cotton and all other farm
products, mul also poik, lard and all
other hog products as entirely legitimate
on tho part of tho elovntor and com
mission houses, notwithstanding tho fact
that reckless persons do nnd
will continue to gamble in
them, nnd any ldgislation that
contemplates by prohibitive taxes doing
away with all dealers in grains savo the
manufacturer and exporter, and to force
tho farmer to conlino his hales for future
dolivory to those two parties named,
must bo considered as practically class
legislation and theieforo undesirable.
Wo should consider that if this bill bo
comes a law it could but result in seri
ously injuring tho credit of our grain
men by making it impossible for them
to protect their holdings by sales ol
future delivery, and If tho fanner is pro
hibited from selling his crop for future
delivery only to tho oxportor or manu
facturer it would bo at such low price
os would warrant tho purchasers iu
carrying it, and lesult in putting tht
price of wheat so low that it would
greatly injure if not ruin tho farmor."
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CURTIS & ORAND.
China, Glass ware, Lamps,Dinner and Tea Sets.
ftound Oak Heaters.
" " '" Tw-
wTTr.1,., ..ift,,..... V" 'T ., . -As
Charter Oak Stoves,"Waons, TryciclesBycicles, Hobby
Horses.
CURTIS
500 AND 502 AUSTIN
J. W. Haxk, President.
K. HOTAN. r'
Vm. Cauxuon, - ."lee Presidents.
Ton Paps itt. J
mrst 3STa,tI:cLa,l BenHs.
CAPITAL, S60C.000. SURPLUS AND PROFITS. $100,000.
IIBEaTOlt8l. w. Mann, E. Rotan. Wm. Cameron, Tom Padgttt, J. K. Bose,
rort, W. M. Kellett, Travis, T. Jonos, W. U Dunnloa, Wm. B'euitedt, M. A Oouper.
3yAoooanta of Banks, Btnkere, Merchants and others aro solicited. Wo possess nniurp in
acUUIes for making collections.
A Store House on Franklin St. for Rent.
JONES BROTHERS
REM ESTATE AND RENTAL AGT'S,
Waco, Texas.
HORACE PICKETT
Fiols:ett
EXPERT
Provident Building, Waco, Texas, Post Office Box No. 45,
Jpeolul AUcntonrlm1o Orpanfzat'cn a'd Exnrnlnetlon of Hooks for B"kB. EsUw
Coiporttlons. Jlmlionts Sinn fneturer. Insurant C mptinlcs.t f. and too mpllcat-
edAco lints li'Llqu ri t n or Dispute. C nlueed Acruunts luveml. HlPd and atnlcd
BooUBOpoued.P ste.l a d lostd. and nrrnnutd fir ay kin lot Unsinota,
Stenography nnd TjpeWilliug aHpeilnlty.
CKUMS LIBKHAIii COHRFSPONDENCE BYMAIL OK WIK ntOMI'TJA' ATTENnKDTO
U, BUSINESS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
Money to lend on Vendors Lien Notes.
Money to lend on Pawns.
Money to buy Notes, long or short time.
Houses and Lots for sale on Installments.
JUO, 3D. MATriSIjD,
BANKER AND BROKER.
DAILY glWEEKLT
A W- . . ' -
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& ORANB
AVE., WACO, TEXAS.
E, Rosa, Caihlti.
) Assistant
W. V. Fobt
B. G. Pidoockb, J Cashiers,
THOS. DUGELBY
jytA$g&1tyt
AND AUDITORS.
We will now contract to build residences
30S AUSTIN AVENUE
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