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Inortli bonnft Sonth bound Local Time Card. nitaiirt l'nclllc. I.8HYC9,. 4f" 1W, .1 2:40a. m. 3:fl0p. m. liKia.m. 1.21)1. in. TriAVis .Tones. Ticket Agent, Pncli Hotel Jllock. Cotton Belt Roirjc. Idoinu ct, Memphis 8t. LontkV v 1:! p. m. OoliiScait, Accom'n. (Corslcannf . 2:io p.m. loolnSwest, Accommodation 7:1a p.m. I). E. IlIIUtlrlKLD, Ticket Agent , Pacific Hotel lllock. I. AT. C. Arr (1:10 a. m, An 4:30p.m. L'v 0:50 u.m. Arr f.oop. m. L'v 0'30p. m. L'v D:M a.m. F. DILLINGHAM, Tlckot Agent, Paclflo Hotel Block. I West bound least bound WACO. TEXAS. BEPEMBER 10. 1888 To Cotton Bayers. Go to or tolopliono T. D. Hays at Waco Bull- ding Association, and Insure your cotton. CITY ITEMS. Berwick Bay oysters, fresh, 25 cts. por dozou at the St. Charles. Open day and night. ,I.Ot. Rowardof$l,50 for a canary bird, color deep yollow, grroen wings and head. Dellvor at 510 Austin street. Colleen Bawu to-night. Council moots to-morrow night. Or. Saunders. Dentist, 5C2.' Austin Ave. Cotton pickers are In great demand. Buy food at Duvall's 309. Franklin. Waco wholesalers are busy. The best brands of pocket-knives and razors at Horsfull & Cameron. Circus boards are being put up in all parts of town. El Paso grapes oxtra cholco at Joe Thompson's. r Don't miss the-Bandit King to-mori row night. Get tickets now. Lay sells tho celobrated McAlistor coal, tho best In this market. There has been lots of cotton mark eted in Waco to-day. Tho receipts will reach fully 250 balos. Tho best brands ot scissors ana shears at Horslull & Cameron. O tea J. Millor's crown mixed for iced If you would bo happy go to W. D. Jackson for photographs. Walhck's Bandit King and Cattle King aro two of tho most splendid plays on the stago. Got tickets at the box ofllce of the Garland opera house. Strained honey, this 'year's crop at Joe Thompson's. Hay, oats and bran at Duvall's 309, Franklin. Flno comb honey at Joe Thomp son's. Cords of school books and school stationery at Hill Bros. . Tho committees on preparation for tho great convention on tho first aro busily at work. All tho latest styles and novelties at Mrs. B. J. Doss' millinery store, Fourth street. A marriage license was issued to W, T. Christian and Mrs. S. V. Chap man this morning. Harrow & Goobol receive dally, and are the only dealers handling tbe celebrated Berwick Oysters in Waco. Prof. Hill's night school is coming to the front in great shape. Quito a a large crowd gathers there and spend their evenings to great advantage. Lemon Bros. & Co.'s great New York and New Orleans combined shows are billed for Waco for to-morrow, continuing three days. An alarm of Are was sounded about 0 o'clock lust night from East Waco Tho department responded promptly to find that the alarm wus caused by a burning brush heap. The Garland Opera House should bo filled to-night to witness "Colleen Bawn." It is tho opening of the sea son, good play aud given by homo people. Tho commlttoo on trasportation and correspondence, appointed at, tho mass-meeting Monday night, met and organized yesterday evoniug. Mr. D. E. Hlrshfield was added to tho com mlttoo to fill tho place of Capt. Wobb who has left the city. Letters have been written to all tho roads aud to the traffic association askinir round- trip rates from all points In ToxasJ au mo democratic euuors oi tno uiu district, havo been invited; tho county chairman of all the counties in tho distriot havo been requested to urgamzo tnoir respective uoiarations aud invitations have also been sent to tho chairmen and members of tho state oxocutivo commlttoo and to the Dallas Domocratio club. The Woman's Exchange will hold called mooting Thursdny, nt 4 o'clock, p. in. at tholr rooms on I our th street, for tho purposo of arranging tho work for tho fall and winter. It is Important that all tho mombors should bo in atteudauco, aud any ouo who may feel interested enough to Join, will bo always wel come Tho best homo-nindo bread and cako, homo-made jolly and pre serves can bo ordered through tho Exchange. Also, plain sowing can bo obtained by applying to the super, lutendent. The Gabort Brothers, fashionable tailors, undor the Pacific hotel, carry tho biggest and finest stock of goods In Waco. They are Just recolving a largo stock of new goods, domestic aud imported, and have tailors Just from the oast so they can get up suits on short notice. Best of fits and styles guaranteed. The work of getting the American National Bank's immense safe into the big vault In the bank, occupied a largo force of mon until a late hour last night. It is now in, and tho roar wall of the vault is being put up to enoloso it. It. O. Johnson has put on another delivery wagon and has now ample facilities for delivering groceries and produce very promptly. Ladles or others can order with full assuranco that their orders will bo filled and delivered at onco. He solicits the Eatronage of new customers. Olve im a trial. Capt. John A. Webb, who for somo time past has filled the place of freight agent of the Cotton Belt, has resign ed and left yesterday for Shrovoport. Pending the appointment of his suc cessor, Mr. T. W. Gathright, auditor of the road, Is aotlng as agent. The toniest barber shop in town tt that of Jeff Williams, tho old "O. K. stand, Austin streot, near tho square. Ho has four tonsorlal artists unsur passed In the state, and a nlco cool room. Everything kept nlco aud In the best of order. Tho wator works committee met Inst night for tho consideration of tho bids for building water-works, but adjourned without taking any definite action. Go to Mrs. B. J. Doss' millinery store, Fourth streot, for best and cbeanost hats, bonnets aud other AZVaoo OtJLriosity lxo3 Where it is, What it is, What it las done, anl What it is Going to io ! Somo men ongago in business with very little money, having an abuu- "Lay on McDufT, aud damned bo ho who first cries 'hold, enough.' " 1 Waco Curiosity Shop. dance of push and got up and got and , p,noh B p,g8 tftU ftm, h(J w,n u Someboy's tall must havo boon badly pinched. Waco Curiosity Shop for bargains. good common business sonso, knowing how, when and whero to buy goods, pushing rapidly to tho front, aro al ways glad to moet aud welcome com petition, rejoicing In the prosperity of all, with tho motto, "Onward and up ward," over before them. They roal izo tho fact thut ten yoars ago are not the ways of to-day, that old fogylsm is dead. Such men deserve success. Others sturting in business' when all It was thought necessary for a man to know was what he paid for an ar- tide and to sell it at double tho cost. Such men soon get disgusted at the business push and success of tho mod ern merchant, aud rather than meot competition stands off aud dodos it rather than sell goods at a fair profit, lot them lay on tho sholvos and rust and grow old. Gradually dropping back, back, back, and out, leaving business for younger men, and men that are aware of tho fact that this Is tho Nineteenth Century. Waco Cnriosity Shop. Lord, but such advlco. Aro you badly hurt? Waco Curiosity Shop for dishes. socond-hand stores. Tho Curiosity Shop Don't go to Did you over! for lamps. Old or second-hand goods (sholf worn) at the Curiosity shop. I mean what I say. Good second hand goods are much hotter than poor quality of shelf-worn goods, and far cheaper. Tho Curiosity Shop for chamber sets. Would have no troublopasslng most of that fresh stock as second-hand goods. How the bird flutters; must be bad ly hurt. Goods at the Curiosity Shop aro sold as second hand when they begin to got shop-worn. To defy competition is one thing, to meet it squarely and bravely is an other. Tell the truth and shame tho devil. Can goods that are 8 or 10 years old bo now and fresh? Tho Curiosity Shop sold moro stovos at retail during tho last fourteen mouths than any two stovo houses in Waco. goods. At tho court house on Friday night Col. E. A. Jones is announced to make tho opening spooch of his canvass against Col. Mills. The finest beef, mutton, veal, and fish are always to be found at J. C. Crippen's market, corner Fifth and Franklin. Tho postal lnspoctor is expected to arrive this ovoulug, to make the necossary arrangements for inaugu- tlng freo mall delivery In this city. Insuroyour proporty with Mook & Fitzhugh, offlco in Pacific Ex. press ofllco, 4th St. MoAUster coal Is the best, hardest and cleanest of all tho semi-anthra-cito varieties in this market. If there is anyono in Waco that has any new goods to soil at second-hand prices, the Curiosity Shop will buy all that Is for salo. To arrive in a few days, a largo stock of kitchen, dining room and bed room furniture. All will bo sold low for cash or on oiistallmont. Waco Curiosity Slop. Tho Waco Curiosity Shop Is at 707 and 711 Austin streot. Tho Waco Cu riosity Shop is tho placo to buy and soil all kinds of second-hand goods. Thoy carry a full and complete stock of furniture, stoves, lamps glassware, trunks, sowing machines, aud uoarly every aitlcloneodod for housekeeping. It is tho placo that nevor trios to hum bug tho people with so-called Cost Sales, Moving Salos, or other dovlcos to deceive. It is tho placo whore thoy can and do sell goods at a fair profit so that thoro is no accumulation of old time-worn goods. It is tho pooi man's friend. Tho Curiosity Shop was start ed loss than three yoars ago with less than a small fortuno, and a good lmmo. Since then it has sold nearly $120,000 worth of goods. It has helped hun dreds of pooplo to furnish tholr homes when they could not do so In any oth er way. It lias contlnuod to grow, make friends aud prospor as no other house in Waco over did with eamo capital. Now lot mo toll you what tho Curi osity Shop is going to do. It is going to havo tho best stock of now stovos, furniture, trunks and general house hold goods it ovor had. It Is going to meot all competition and lead It when wo can. It will niako spoclal low prices in now cook aud heating stovos and in tho futuro as in tho past, try to make as many friends as posslblo, roalizing that It is by our frionds wo live. Thanking all for past favors and our prosporlty, wo aro as ovor, Waco Curiosity Shop. Great bargains in unredeemed pledges at your Uncle DuffDomnau's opposite tho McLelland hotel. Pat Cleburne Camp of Confederate veterans meets tc-nlght at the county court room. When you need money or have money to spend go to Uncle Duff Dorunau's, The celebrated McAllister coal will bo sold only by W. D. Laoy for the the present, Tho Woolen Mill wants about twen ty-flvo women to run sowing nir chines. Ed. Woodyard, charged with theft of a watoh, was brought in from Mc gregor by Constable Yates yesterday afternoon. There are no flies in the Avenue market. It is the neatest placo in town. On account of the illness of Judge McDonald tho meeting of tho Woco Homo Market club was not held last night. Tho Avenue market for fat and cholco meats cut in marble slabs. Martin Osborne was fined $5 by Justico Makelg yesterday for using abusive languago. The 'squiro mado tho arrest of Osborno hlmsell. Boston chips DoWells. Lacy keops tho best rod ash nnthra cite coal. NUMBER 524. I That is Askow's House of Lords. Lawyers and physicians attention ! I have two suits of rooms over my store, best location in the city to rent. Flue ventilation aud light, newly pa pered and painted. First-class for lawyer, physician or dentist. Call and see them. E. W. Mitchell. 12-11-lw 400) Austin Ave. Tho Waco Installment Company can satisfy any ono who needs furni ture. They will eithor rent furniture or sell it on installments so low that any ono can pay for it. They have n flno largo stock of all sorts of furni ture and thoy sell very cheap. Dout purohaso olsowhero until you havo given them a call. Thoy movoand pack furnlturo cheaply. Prather Block Austin streot. Tho Now Homo Sowing Machine is a daisy and is sweeping the field. Tho headquarters, No. 702 Austin streot, has been a busy place even in those two dull months. Mr. J. B. Dixon, tho genial manager, has sold ninety-eight of the New Homo In the past sixty days. Hello. If you want feed for your horse or cow, call on Llppman Bros., No. 220, Franklin street, between second and third. 49 lm. Sash weights and ventilators of all sizes, for sale at the Riverside Foun dry, First street. Go to your Uncle Duff, the pawn broker, opposite the McLelland hotel. if you need any money or want to spend any. w Choicest meat in town at the Ave. uuo market, nothing but tho best. Importod Swiss cheese, Holland Herring and Russian Sardines, just arrlvodat O. J. Miller's. The Riverside Foundry is prepared to make iron store fronts of all sizes and designs, at bottom rates, lw PARALYZED ! READ THIS AND PONDER OVER IT. J.B. OTHER & CO. A flrst-class bargain In suburban property Justin C. N. CUKTIS TALKS. I defy all competition in my line and will soil this yoar, fresh now goods as cheap as you can buy them any whoro In tho stato of Texas. Do not go to second hand stores, or flvo or ton cont stores to buy second hand goods or old shop worn goods, becauso I will soil you brand new goods at tho samo prico you will havo to pay thorn. I havo an enormous stock both in quantity aud variety and I am going to sell that stock at bottom prices such as will paralyze all competition I havo a largo stook of flno English, Froncli, and Gorman staplo and (all ey goods just arrived aud to arrive this month, and I am going to put thoso flno goods in at pricos that will make folks opon tholr oyos. I mean what I say, I will soil goods as cheap as you can buy socond-hand ones and I defy com petition. C. N. Cuktis. fresh ovoryday at D. H. Spencer's music store is a busy place since his friends have learned he is In Waco. He has sold six organs and ono piano in eight days. ThoHalletand Davis pianos and Chicago Cottago organ, with D. H. Spencer as salesman will find a safe retreat in many homos. A neat throe room house to rent. Price $8 per months. Plenty of money to loau on furnlturo and every thing of valuo. John D. Mayfleld, Mrs. B. J. Doss, railliuor. Fourth Btreot. Big stock and low pricos. Dr. Saunders. Dentist. lOiil Austin Ave, Removal. Cbas. D'Amlrea & Son will Tcmoo thdr boot (mil elioo bIioii i. jm South Hfth Street to next door east of U. Jacobs. Tai lor slion on Austin street. If you want a good moal or a good bod, go to tho Brunswick on Frank lin streot. Everything Is neat as a pin and flrst-class. TiYir flrof. olnaa Pttnfnu rF ..II nt..lna -- .. w.Moa . iiuiud v.. (.1, DHJ IVtli call on Doano. Waco's hlsu nrleod Photographer. No cheap shoddy worK uono. If you want fruit cans or glass Jars for canning go to Barney Foldhako's 5 AND 10 CENT. STORE! Tbe Cheapest Place in Town, For glassware, crookerywaro, tin ware aud house furnishing goods gen erally. In transit, a big lino of glassware and crockerywaro direct from tho man ufacturers, at prices thatcourt com petition. We havo a big lino of school and lunou basKots. Wo sou too many baskots to havo old onos. Window shades 7 foet long, 30 inohos wiuo on spring rouors in Handsome colors at 50 con ts eaoh. Extra heavy opaqjo shades 7 foot by 38 lnebos with handsome dudo, ail colors 75 c. Call and soe our usoAiI 5 and 10 ot. goous; you pay 2.j conts for samo at Moss Baok Htoros. Wiutincj Matimual 2-1 sheets flno cream laid note paper 10 cents; 24 heavy vvhito envelopes 5 cts; largo bottloof ink Cots; pencils 10 ots. u doz.; good mucilago 5 cts.; slates, slato pencils, etc. Looking fur a big trado this fall wo aro getting on an imiiionso stock in our extensive lines. 5 AND 10 CENT STORE, 611 Austin street, between Kifih and Sixth.