The Waco evening news. [volume], January 26, 1892, Page 8, Image 8

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WACO DAILY NEWS, JANUARY 26 1892.
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OPEN ALL NIGHT.
THE LEADING DRUCCISTS
Giiiitt & Poiiuloxtcr,
NO aid AUSTIN AVENUE.
ID cents a paii
15 cents a pair MIStDTER
These are all new goods, fresh from the factory.
9 9 Cents Comforts worth $1.50
$lld Heavy Gray Blankets worth $2
$9.99 Men's good Clothing worth $15
12 l-2cis.
JfiO CentS Children's Underwear worth 40 cents
CdltS Children's Undenvear worth 50 cents
,000 Articles at
Grreat R:i3aovalifc8alo
GOLDSTEIN
A Store House on Franklin St. for Rent.
JONES BROTHERS-
REM ESTATE AND RENTAL AGT'8,
Waco, Texas.
HORACE PICKETT
Pickett $s
" EXPERT ACCOUNTANTS
Provident Building, Waco, Texas, Post Ofllce BoxNo. 45,
Special Attcnt'on plven to Orcanttat'on aril ETnrrlnatlcn of Hooks for Banks, 'Entates
CoiporatloDB. Merchant!), JIbiii fnctarera. Insuiame Ccnipunles.tte. and toe mpllcat-
ed Acouunta lnL1qnlit on or Dispute. Contused Accounts lUTestUntfd and Stated
BookBOneued,Pi sted a dllostd. and nrrHngtd fTai'y klnl of Engines.
Stenography und TyptwUllug a Specialty.
TKBMS MBEKA.L: CORRKSPONOKNCE BY MAIL OH, W1KK FBOMPTLY ATTENDED TO
BUSINESS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
MONBYS
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.
We will now contract to build residences
BANKER AND BROKER. 308 AUSTIN AVENUE
iiMtoifcifcOr, :eIvXj;cck: je i s Co.
WACO, : : : : TEXAS,
PIEE : INSUEANOE : AGENTS.
Tlate Glass Insured Against Breakage. :.::::: t
1 : : : : ; Represent a Line of First-Class Companies
Prompt Attention to all Business Placed with us.
oFh-ioK axnv.u uotkt. iioyat..
DAILY $
S-, LADIES' RUBBER
SANDALS.
Childrens' Merino Underwear worth
2 sets.
Less Than Cost,
THOS. DUGELBY
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AMD AUDITORS.
WEEKLY
MIGEL
PERSONA L.
JSid Horz left yesterday for & visit to
San Antonio.
Miss Mary lUndlo has returned
from a visit of sovcral weeks to the
Misaos Bmsig at Naraaoto, Texas.
Hon. W. II. Jenkins has so far
recovered ns to be able to resumo his
eeat on tho bench in the county court.
Col. J. K. Street is moving from
Waco to Courtland, Tcxap, noar
Aransas Pass, and with his family will
make that his homo in future.
Rev. J. S Flanagan, tho homo mis
sionary of tho Central Texas Method
ist Protestant conference, will loavo
Thursday for an extended lour of his
district organizing ohurohes.
Clearance Sale.
To closo out Winter hats, haii
braids, bangs, curls and wigs
a specialty.
Mrs. B.J. Doss,
40O,1; Austin St. near corner Fourth.
What I Know About Hardware and
Hard Times.
Tho causo of hard times is not short
crops, floods nor drouths, low price of
cotton nor scaroity. of money. It is
tho habit of the people to live beyond
their inoomo, or in the language of
political economy, consumption is
ahead of production. If the man who
earns $50 00 per month and lives
comfortably on same, is advanced to
$100.00 per month, will ho eavo hie
inoreaso? Very seldom. He will at
oncoinoreaso his coat of living. But
if tho $100 00 man is reduced to
$50.00, ho will go in dobt as long as
he has orcdit, before ho will reduco
his coat of living. Laborers who
earn $40.00 per month spend $50 -00.
Those who earn $100, spend
$150. Farmers apend their crops be
fore there is a seed in tho ground.
Merchants whoso inoomo is $1000 a
year manage to livo on $1500. Cities
wlnse income is $100,000 spend
$200,000. Railroad Co's., who earn
a million a year, spend two million.
No one seems to look out for the
"rainy day" which is euro to come
sooner or later. Theso defioits (be
tween earnings and expenses) which
appear from the lowest to tho highest
strata of society, accumulate until
credit is stretched to tho highest ten
sion. A panic is tho result. This is
tho only remedy, for nothing short
of absolute necessity will toaoh the
average citizen to live within his
in-
come. For your hardware go to
E. Straubb.
Corner 4th and Mary Sts. Waco,
KNOW THYSELF.
Hear Prof, Windsor and Learn Im
portant Facts.
Prof. Wm. Windsor the renowned
phrenologist, deliverod the first of a
series of lectures at the Philo hall last
night. The hall was crowdod with
people anxious to know how this
wonderful man can read tho character
of oaoh and evory man, woman or
child who will submit to a touch of
tho hand. Messrs. Wat,t and Duprco,
two prominent oitizens, were chosen
last night for publio examination and
tho delineation of their characters was
satisfactory. The lecture tonight and
each succeeding night will occur at
the commercial college hall over
Moore Bros., corner Mary and Fourth
streets. Tho subjeot tonight will bo,
"How to Become Rich." Tomorrow
night it will bo, "Matrimony." Tho
lectures are freo and the entertain
ment is first class.
Notice.
I have this day purchased tho stock
of M. T. Nov n ton onj tho corner of
Fourth and Moorn stroots, and solicit
your patronage. Yours truly,
A. V. Boynton.
January 25, 1892.
Tho great Mitchell's Prong plow.
Died.
At 2:20 this mornine at tho resi
dence of its parents, Espie McNeill
infant son of Mr. ?nd Mrs. J. H. Mc
Neill aged 3 years and 8 months
Funeral took plaoo at 3 p. m. today.
Rev. T. N. Calvin officiating.
The great Mitchell's Prong plow.
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To Unload our Stock Before Moving
We
Offer
-ON
Desirable Shoes, Silks and Dress Goods.
We are offering Children's Rub
bers for 10 cents a pair.
Ladies' Rubbers, broken sizes,
for 19 cents a pair.
CMlta's School Sloes
Sizes 4 to 8 at 50 cents.
Sizes 8 to 10 at 75 cents.
Sizes 1 1 to 2 at 85 cents.
Including heel and spring heel
and is a special good snap.
Oli Ladies' Bals.
A lot of Lace Shoes and old
ladies' bals
Sizes 3, 4 and 5, worth from $1.50
to $1.75, for $1.00.
LaSies' KB Button Sloes,
A lot of broken sizes. Sizes 2l
to 4 were $2 a pair, now $125
a pair.
500 Remnants of Silks and Dress Goods at half the original price.
10 pieces of all wool spring weight striped Dress Goods, were 75c,
now 45 cents.
Remember these goods are sure to go this week. So come and
and get first selection.
CORNER SIXTH STREET AND AUSTIN AVENUE.
CURTIS & ORAND
China, Glass ware, Lamps,Dinner and Tea Sets.
Round Oak Heaters.
Charter'Oak Stoves, Wagons, Trycicles, Bycicles, Hobby
Horses. .
qoo AND 502 AUSTIN AVE., WACO, TEXAS.
J . W. Mjlxh, President.
It Dn.1 t
i VM. CAMUUON. .Vlca President!.
Tom Fadsitt. J
.First IbTatiorxsQ. ZB&eJs:.
CAPITAL., I60C.O0O. SURPLUS AND PROFITS. $100,000.
OritKOTOllS-J. W. Mann, K. Botan, Wm. Cameron, Tom Padgltt, J. K. Rose, V
Won, Vf.it. Kellett, Travis, T, Jones, W. R. Dunntoa, Wm. Brsuitedt, M. A Ooopsr.
tSBTAooonnts or Banks, Bankore, Merchant! and others are solicited. We pontes aniurpaiit
acllltles for making collections.
Y"
Special Cut
VERY-
SMS.
A lot of fine Gros Grain Silks in
all colors. All silks worth 1.25
for 50 cents a yard.
Serai Silks.
In short lengths and a small lot of
China Silks worth 50 to 60 cts
a yard, for 35 cents a yard.
Blact Faille Silt
Our Si. 25 all silk Black Faille we
. offer at 75 cents a yard.
Black Faille SI
Our $2 a yard black extra Silks
we will sell this week at $1.25.
BLACK ABMDBE SILK.
A lot of fine Armures in short
lengths 11 yards, was $2.75 ,
now $1 78 yard.
3 yards, was S2.50, a yard, now
$1.65.
13 yards, was $2.2 5 a yard, now
S1.50.
. K. Boes, Caahler.
) Assistant
W. V. Kobt
B. O. Pzdcocub, J Cashiers.
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