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WACO 'HlWS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1863.
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B. Potav, rreMilcnl
rt'M. Cameron, SVIco I'rnpldenti.
Tom Paduitt. )
J. E, Rom, rsihW
A I.. HilowN, VABBlMnni
i Cashier.
3TIrst TsttI:ri.a,l Ban3s
w.kso, ti:x,s
CAPITAL, f60C,O0O. SURPLUS AND PHOFIT8, 185,000.
IUHHlTOltti K. Rotan, Wm. Ouraoron, Tom PndKltt, J. K. Hose, W. V. Ifort, W. M.
Ciilott.:i. II. Wnlloco, W. It. Dmintca, Win. UiauMedt, M. A. Coopar
KVPAooonnte of llnntiH, Honkers, Morohnnts unilothera are BOllnltfl Wo popnesH uiiiurpaid
xllllii'i for iiirUIhk oolleotlons.
WPIKLD. PrMdent. J. D BKLL, Virti Frcsldont. JOHN I). MAYKIKMV. Cashier
The Gity Savipgs Bapk
CHARTERED FEB. 12. 1892,
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $100,000.
Now offers 6 per cent, interest on deposits. Interest payabJr
Irom date.
Houston g Texas Central
T
S tho Railway of Texas and
STANDS AT THE HEAD
m
FOR TIME AND
EQUIPMENT.
ixivnhi: riusr-ci.Ass tr.tvxi-it riiitot a n shr.r.r i:ns m:twki;x
hai.i i:stox .ia sr, i.ovis, rin ihhstox, haj.i.asuw nuxisox.
iimni Sit rper.s Ititit'trti iioimtntt mitt Jh'orlt lliWi Itittncn Houston
unit AtiHtht,
Double Unity Train letween South and North Terns
With Elegant CHAW (JAMS on Day 'rains
9.45 am 5.00 pin
7.30 pin 7.00 am
1 1. 10 pm 9.00 am
2.20 ami 1 1.37 am
S.20 am 3.10 pm
2.15 vm 9.4545m
7.40 am, 3.55 pm
7.07 aim 4.40 pm
10.20 ami 7.55 pin
9.35 ami 6.40 pm
12.10 pm, 030 pm
Lve... NEW ORLEANS.. .Arr
Lve . . . GALVESTON . . . Arr
Lve HOUSTON Air
Arr BRENHAM .. . .Lve
Arr AUSTIN Lve
Arr LLANO Lve
Arr WACO Lve 12.35 pm S.40 pm
10.55 am 17.50 pm
9.30 pm 935 am
7.30 pm ,5.35 am
4.52 pm 12.20 am
1.25 pm 8.00 pm
7.00 am 13.15 pm
A rr. . . . CO RS I CANA. . . . Lve
Arr.. ..FT. WORTH.. ..Lve
Arr DALLAS Lve
Arr SHERMAN Lve
12.30 pm 9.50 pinlArr DENISON Lve
6.40 am 4 40 pin j Arr. . . KANSAS CITY. . . Lve
6.25 pm 6.55 amJArr. .... ST. LOUIS Lve
1 1.4S am 19.15 pm
8.30 am ,6. to pm
9.35 am 6.40 pm
7.05 am 13.25 pm
6.45 am 3.00 pm
1 1. 00 am 8.30 pm
9.30 pm !9.0o am
It. Jt.JtonHIS, IVur. I'iivv. .Ifrnf. .1. .. lOIII!l.S irn 'I I'iis.i. Ayvnt.
II". .'. EXS, lirl.it -liritl, ll'iiru.
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flhelNTERNATlONAL RoUlt
5H0RTEST. QUICKEST
AND
best'route I.&.G.RR.RO -f
,-V, NORTH
rue
ERST
THE DIRECT ROUTE TO MEXICO VIA LAREDO.
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5.53 a ni 4. l0pniLv
7.45 " (1.58 " . "
G.30 " , 6.30 " I "
10.20 " ' 9 05 ' !.r
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Tyler
Long-view
Palestine
NORTH (daily)
Ar 10 25 it ni10.20 pm.
" , 9.18 " ! 9.18 "
" ,10.00 " I 6.0 "
Lv 1.0. " .0 "
PHYSICIANS.
Jit. ri:itltl M.. M. 51. Rooms
. nndSI I'rurlilent Ilutldlti?. Tu-hone So
W. W'hCU, Tax 48 1-YK Kaii, jroE, AND
T11110AT Exclusively.
R. F. MINNOCK,
Physician and Surgeon,
Office: Room 6, Chalmers' block.
Residence: Mrs. Omiiinghaiu's,
520 North Fourth tit.
Slate: Old Corner drug store.
T7rVrBAL?JW7N, M. D.,
RUPTURE ANI RM'TAI. SPECIALIST.
u ricr.ruo ri n 1: r 11 in 1. n is u.
Iloonis .Sit, IK), III,
iti:sni i:xn:-t 1 1 smth iiiu strut.
UJiif Hours- II to V! 4. M.
.'(( In ." I'. M-
W.. IIIMVXfl,
. I'll tn i it ii mill Mlr'i'oli.
Ollloe ll'.i'i foulli Fourtli ntrput. Ilo-l lence
12IU Coltimbiis etrcot. rtlnto at, WllilaniMHi's
(lragetnrcj
C. C!uy Usily, M. !' I A. A.Ai.M'-os, M. I).
Drs. ItEILY & ALLISON,
SIMMlAIilMS
EYE. EAR. NOSE ANO THROAT,
Ofllrv,ttvvr first ?nttiomtt Hank
Jhnws, .V to tf mat ? to " . in autl 7 to S
at nfffht, Sttmttttf hottrst V ta, m
TV trftlumv Xtt, .?'-'.
ATTORNEYS.
OULLEN F. THOMAS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WACO, : TEXAS
Ollluo over Waco Stiuo Bank.
PINCKNEY S. FORD,
(Latvtif Cumvvou)
ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR AT LAW
room 54, provident building,
Waco, Texas.
Hill I'rttctler in the fitata mill Fidcral
Cottrti,
T. V. ULAIlt.
o. I.. hTalHLINU.
1 BLAIR X STRIBLING,
ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW,
,'tlH Austin Ariinii; WACO, 1ISXAS,
JOHN L. DYER,
Attoknkv - ,nu - Counsellor
at Law,
Office No. 120; N. Fourth St.,
Waco, Texas.
R. L. JOHNSON,
Attorney - and - Counsellor
at Law,
Office No. 120 N. Fourth St.,
Waco, Texas.
DENTISTS,
N.T.HARRIS,
Office on r Firit Xittlntml llntih.
Ti'li'iilunif Conni'ctlnn.
DR. JAMES T. MELTON.
X E 3V OT I 0DI
503 Austin avenue. Waco.
WA.Vri:- iullf.lilc pniiisnont man
Moilvrmn salary to tnii- Slauip ami
iprirncc3. ''Monls" i'iiio tills pnptr.
l-'.7 It
PEPSON ' L.
A FAVORABLE REPORT
.. iirnnn Jfttnt Doleu linf T ACQ t.hjin
DUl T fciU iliL AiMAdw iwv --- -.
$1,500.
Hon. I. It. Scarborough, Chairman of.t'omiiiU
tee on Supremo Judicial Illatilct.
DeaU ijiu: l'ho utidcriinud, jour
Mib iioiuiuittco appointed to go to
Austin in bebalt of the locitioo ol
one of courts of the pioposed new
supremo judicial dibtrict, renpectfully
report thnt after a very careful canvass
of the claims of Wueo for one ot the
said courts iniiotig tlic members of the
legislature, ilia- v,c have oVur teibon
to believe that by an earnest and en
thusiastic effort, on tho part of the
people here, that we can be buccessful
and secure tho prize. To do
this it is ubiclutoly necessary
first, that the people of Waco
shall, through her leading and re
sponsible citizsLS, guaiAiuce to the
state suitable quartets for the eaid
couit. Second, that a sufficient sum,
not loss than 81,500 bo raisntl by tho
people to enablo tho committeo ap
pointed at the mass meeting to
properly piescut thi. claims of Waco
to tne logislatuto and to also familiar
ive themsolvos wi'h tho work neces
sary to be done in which it will be
necessary to study, not only tho claims
of Wnco, but tho othnr cities compet
ing with her. The oomrmttoo on
supreme judicial districts meets Mon
day afternoon uoxt at o'clock, at
which time this matter uill bo takon
up, and Waco must bo prepared to
present her claims then, if
ever. Tho new committee
ought, therefore, to return there not
later than Sunday night.
Your sub-committee desire to state
auin that we have met with such on
oouragemont while tneie, that we ieo'i
assured that if the suggestions herein
made are oarrird out, Waco will got
the court.
Your committee further reports that
it has secured a unanimously favora
ble report on tho bill for a soparue
judicial district court for MoLennan
county, from tho senate committee
on judicial distnuts. The houso com
mitteo will meet next Wednesday
night to act upon tho same bill, and
wo arc confident that it will report
likewise favorably, if it has the same
attention as given it in the senate.
With these two favorable reports,
we think the bill is sure cf passing.
Uespeotiully submitted,
W. A. Williamson,
R. II. Harrison,
John. H. Harrison,
Piskney S. Ford,
W. (J. Watson,
(J. C. McUULLNOH,
M. D. Hkhrino.
Aruifi Ord.r.
Associated Frosa to tho Nowb,
oam a.ntonio, Jan. L17 CJol W b
Iluehes, for tho nst, civ .. ' .
rhargo of tho q-iar'oraiaslerV ofiL'?
the department .fth Put.,, i,..?et'
ordered to Baltimor , and C il )), f"
o' Sul Antmio, wh wE i.t .
Hnlir 9. romes ImnV t k: , . 3'i
' ;l"'u'".
aIf nrittlii;;
By Aflsoclntcd Tress to The Nmvi.
W a on I MIlTnM .I,,, or r
till S p m. Saturday: Ft)r puist
Alabama and Mipsistippi, rain, warm
southeasterly winds For Louisimi"
eastern Tcxh.s, noithwesteru Texa
Oklahoma, Indian Territory, Ark'
ftiio, iaiu, wuiiiici onturaay tnornm
nnd nvpnini'. anuthprlv umiiiI, 8
-" -. -n) ,. ...o.
Henry Sitjntti'itts of tioUt.
Dy Aesoclnted Press to The News
XT..... 1- .. .. T. .1- ....
icw limn, iiui 7 me odU
shipments by tomorrow's steamer nil
angivgiiic Diuu,uuv,
Doane, the Photonaphep,
Will reopen for business at 4hi
Austin street, over (Jonnor, Tucket H
iiu., jcu tsi. ij 0 wm nave tne ne
esi unu latest siyit-s iu oaokgromj.
rtuueoiuriuj an, lyVorviniiii; Dultdiri-.
to elcgaat photocraphy. The n; I
piastic grouna:', t lie utcst cstn
crcunue, nover betore rrouht
Waco. Also tho largest photo asl
.- i j i " .,
cm, uua uuu mubu over in ttle ClM
which will enable him to make liil
size bust photos direct. And to intnl
duce large photographic vofk ..I
Wnco, ho will give aw.ty ab.-olute';
rnn of plianrp tn ;ill pucfnm re ,1 ,,,;..!
February, March and April, on Mul
1st, five Inrgo pnrtrniN handsoraelJ
lramcd, viz: One 22x27, one 20x24 1
one 16x22, one KW20, one 11x17,
ror eacn uonar win do given o
ticket, so that each and oer one
will have the tan.c chance to get a
grand p rin.it fiee, and keep jo-.t
oyes wirio cpn on this f-.c' "tha.
l)cno does the very finest work and
charges tho best price for it. Don'i
forcet this
Ejrritrnivnl in the Siifnr Market.
By Associated Press to Tho News:
New York, Jan. 27. 'Ihere was
great excitement at tho stook exchange
this morning. In about ton minutes
the quotations for sugar were marked
up from 1.2G to 1.9!) on a volume of
business rarely seen on the exohange.
More than 155,0(10 shares were record
ed on tf o top in the first twelve min
utes. Deacon White is accredited
with the leadeis in the bull movement.
Mrs. Mary Alexander has returned
homo after a visit to friends and rela
tives at Loulady.
Col. M. D. Herring, Mayor Mo
Culloeh and Judge L C Alexander,
have returned from Austin.
Mr II. D Brown and Mr. I). B.
Wlnttiughill left Tuesday for Now
York to purchase a line of spring and
summer goods.
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0.00 i 7.50 0.00 !Lv HCUStOIl A r 3.35 9.35 10.25 5.35
10.60" 0,40 7 60 ,Ar GalYestOIl Lv 1.45)7.45 8 45 3.45
3.20 pm! 1.00 it iu Lv aeurne Ar 2.15 am 1.40 pm
4.10 " ' 2.04 " " Mllauo " 1 OS " 12.55 "
5.35" 4.10" " Taylor "11.35" 11.20 am
7.15 " ' 5.40 " Ar Austin Lvl 0.40pm 9.45 "
10.55 " 0.30 " I " San Antonio " 6.00 " 0.50 "
4.15 pm " Laredo " ll.05ain
3,L;0arj Ar Mon lerev L vi 1 L55 pm
5.05 pm " San Luis Potosi "10.40 am
1.15 " " City of Mexico " I 2.30 p ml
t&- PULLMAN SLEEPERS ON ALL NIQHT TBAINS. "Stt
O. E. Wood, Traveling Pas. Agent
J E. Galbraith, Geu'l Freight aud Pass. A gout.
D. J, Price, ABst. Gen'l I'ass. Agent.
Palestlno, Texae. T. M. Oampbell, General Manager,
Look here, hats and bonnets
reduced 50 per cent. Com
plete line of hair goods, hair I
dressed and shampooing.
The Mathors kid glove with
patent laoo, the William cor
set and the Uelsarto
MRS. B. J. DOSS,
400 J Austin st., near cor. 4th.
Dr Phillips, tho dentist, will make
you tooth from 3.00 to $12.50 per
set, using bust teeth and makes thin
ost plate.
t
We havo completed arrangement
by which for the som of two dollars
we oan furnish the Weekly News
one year and an elegant copy of tho
memorial volumo of Jefferson Davis,
Tuia volume alone sells for $2 75.
Under the arrangement made by The
News Mrs. Davis gots a royalty upon
eaoh volumn furnished.
Lire Stock.
Br Associated Press to tho News
Chicago, Jan. 27 The Evening
Journal reports cattle receipts 7,000
and anything at all fat in the beei
lino sold St rone tn a trilllp liichpr.
flogs 17,000; active at 15 to 10 higher;
mixed 7 (J0(d7 SO; heavy 7 00fe8.15;
nent !H(( i.ti.i. bheep and lambs,
receipts I.UUO. Top sheep 6('',5.15;
top lambs 5.50('5.75.
tlnrc lllrtli to four.
By Associated Press lo the News.
New Orlerns, La., Jan. 27. Mrs.
B. Londg, the wife of a German dyer
of this city, yesterday gave birth to
four babiis, three girls and one boy.
Ono ottho girls died shorty after birth.
The other threo and the mother are
doing well.
Mer Pianos
W. W( hor prrsues the tenor of Ills way,
E. KnurOBBul ioitiii ete in hu n,t.
IS, lllatnnt con petllor's ftfert 'riiKtu wny.
K Emiity the .l.uu.l 11c,mhi,i ktn
K. llcol'.ed to ba the le.idai from the etatt
Weber pianos givo such unmixed
and unadulterated pleasure to ti
player, to tho listener, and tcS tb
composer whose music they he at
interpret, that praise of them ispjweV
loss lo desoribo their perfection. Thoi'
Goggnii & Bro. who have largo housei
in six Texas oitiep, alono handle them,
Will exobHnre valuable hoit Worth
property, permanoutly ren:.d, tor
Waco residence or vacant lots,
Box 2(11.
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THEGHTLEHAH'!FRISHrl.A,Vju
fin- PMPrrTinw nTuiunp fr. i,h mw, MA
tc CLKAN. Ilmi not STAIN'. l'r.nVN13 J'.ulCKB
Crrc IIONOItKHa' and OI.P.l.T It Una to loco iJl
AJUIC'i(;UKKf,.rl,rL'-OUlc'j.i Ao; I f .
Soldbittll IlIIUOUIRTS". M-nllony .1,1 lrm for 1 W
KALvuua himjfacttsi::q to,, iasc v;ti:.-.. oaf
Dr. Franklin,
The Homliest H
IN TEXAS,
HAS ARRIVED.
Cotton J-'nture.i.
lly Aesoclatcil Press to Ihe Nowb.
A'ew York, Jan. 27. -Cotton fu
tures opened easy. January 9 25;
February O.M; Maroh 9.39; April
9.4S; My 9 55; Juno 9.60; July 9 l!9;
Auguot, 9.0S; September 9 4:i; Octo
ber 9.29.
ilrntn unit l'rorixion.
By Asscclatcd Press to The News.
Chicago, Jan. 27. Wheat opened
HKa lower, at 7S',! to 78g;'MV
touohed 78j to 784 a"J deolined to
78 1 to 7o Corn opened unceana
ed at l"i; May touched 171 to -17,
aLd declined to 47 to -iT r Pork
opened 2o higher at 19.00; May sold
at 19.02, andjdeclinsd to 1S.524
Lard opened lOo higher at 1140;
May advanoed to 11.45 and reached
1UM.
For lame back, tide or ohost, use
Shiloh's Porom -Plaster. Prico 25
csnti, Bold by Williamson Drug Co.
fimw-wniv
JiMSkiJiilfItliiIlJJiaMyBW
TillirsifTnTSnTfeTIT
Hotel Valmo.
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