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1ooo,ssanx.4 AT s$sS xsso st. NV 7r..... 80
s slS i:s :: & nv. iSs ~ Io:s 3;
i iss ssi: iiSs i: &c
S SsSi IKE E:: II; 8 81 + i
S3si 8 ny: i0r.::s 50 az e IN = shop, il
sas psh =: :nsSn f g. 1855
fsss $ =; | |ss; s:; ::
S1i' y st. l. W" fuEsNiSaap HOUSES.
r nssr 18Th 4, z. lsr ego st. ne,, 18Th
ccn NEAR .se s Sos Gs e: & 81 1tS
9Th. above Kss. iSr- j aSe
s4l a q Acc. Ss, S SS g q
a ssS L e sS :.
Us :.S s5s Is !: ii; g
7ls lltAs $. u. W. r.. s;;$ IA
Sa Il l7!s 4: Z E
ocs R.o. HOFFMAN. 10th and sta nv.
ISOR RENT-NEW BAY WINDOW BRICA, ga ST.
rgOm. bath sa G: .a e hot and cold ter;
I large yard; excellent vstsr near premges. on
q asP. And isS e. iaysn's
TNOR RENT-TEN-ROON BRICK HOUSE, HALL.
II water. "a lAtrobe. bath. bay window rood neigh
kICHARD6ON. ll06 L 81 oce- 81
E,OR RENT-l537 llTH ST NV, VERY CON.
L Portable turse-stogy press brick house; saloon
parlor eight ooth large cellar; yard NO base
mens; rsnt e46; hey nsxt door. Apply All 18th ct.
nv. oc6-3ts
For RSsI.a97 5Ia e; Me- TwossJokY
month u. II. LEIGHTON,
oce-2ts 4e2 LoutstsDs ave.
Ss:.n:ns s7seE. i s saisd HHqSS xfk HkR
14l0f ct oc0- III
MOB RIM On sALE-THAT IIR0f-CIASe
cently ooslp1sd 81 osa losgsn; hollow ysils kard.
zs1 ~ :s,6S e ks: ' Il ss s
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LOB RENI-UNFURNIs
IN ~ faraffa 40

LOB REN1-UNFURNIs
L IL lafayette s9.,,
lSr.......-..---...-S'jOO
l22lCt ave. n. W.. lSr.,
large stable rear. 80
l2l4 4 ct. NV, 23r. 200
Mass. ave. n ". Tor 1876. %
l1l6 VT. ave. W. Is. .lo0
n. h. ave. u. W.. iur,....-
1870 Mas. ave-. 17r. I'D
+ st. NV, l2rs .......l2o
ll25 10th stn.w.,l IL 5
164< 2lst %. nw..l3r. 100
1914 2 LIST st. NV :, lOr. 100
l12S Ist. NV l3r. loo
1902 Pa ave. Tor. .91.67
1916 2lst. n. w..1lr.S3.3:S
1904 Conn. ave, l1r....lo
1914 p Of. n. W.. l3r......I0
2U23 % st.n.w.. llr......10
9lc 10Th st. NV. l5r. rs
l5.S Ost NV 1lr....-10
1919 roth 1T. NV. l0rs.10
sig 4 NV. l3r........65
2o oJI 9nw;. llr;;a:...Sss
l41o n Ut. NV. llr. 50
2002 Rst. NV, 9r......0u
2ol4 Hiilyer Pl, Tor. d. 90
2.6 n. J ave. Sc. Or. 30
240.s 14th St. 1lr. SO. SO
11Uy IA st. NV. yr. SO
1871 10th 81. 9r........5U
lllO 18Th %. NV. Tor. az
l24S lltn st. NV. ESQ
24l6 18th st. NV Tor. 30
1914 3Uth st. NV. l7r. so
lob D NV. 1r..........5Q
l24S 18th w.. Tor. 80
The above Houses can o
cur office only. 2dOl
ou6
l.OR RENT-N1NE-ROO
Il modern improvements
$500 per annum. Apply [
q ST. NV.
Eoh RENT-l1l0 NEW
Il z rooms and bathroom
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l5O4 = ct. NV. er......45
1870 b St s.w- lir....40
24O6 l4tn Of. n.w.l0r. 40
l706 X ct. NV. Tor. 40
1880 18th It. NV. 50
lh.34 2yth ct. n-w..1r. 81
ISIS 18th st. nv. 7r..25
1907 Caroline Of :. Or. %
1907 A. NV. 1r......lo As
2x2 lst st s.w., 6r.....l5
FURNISHED.
18th and X sts :, l6r...250
10Th st., near Dupont
Circls, l2r.-.........250
Conn. Nv :. mr. q. lsr. go
N ST., mr.. 18th. l:ir. $50
18th st.. mr.. n. l3r. 20s.33
RI. sv.. mr.. scott Circle.
Q 81. near istn. Tor. = $50
hillyer ave. NV, l1r. 150
q st. near 20th. tlr. LIS
n St, near l4th. Or. l20
. St. nea- goth. l1r.. 100
Hillyer ave NV. lUr. 100
18th St, near n, l0r.. l2o
Aiass. sv. k2Oth. Or. 333.: S3
Mass. sv.. nr. 18TH. l:Sr $50
Mess.av.,nr. 18th, l5r. 800
X. Lav-.nr. 11tn. l4r.%l6.o1
18th ST. mr.. ]. 2or......3oo
CT sv., mr.. n, 20r.333.33
K st. mr.. 20tn. llr....2J0
X st, mr.. 18th. lor 400
X st, mr.. 18th. l3r....2O0
Thomas Circle. 500
10th and Y sta, l2r.. 100
. nvsrnxnoI go ,<<~,...s f.,...
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BOARDING.
LOR RENT-wITH A PLEASANT COUPLE. WELL
II heated newly FURNISHED rooms with frst-class
table board and good at lendsuce; two gentlemen
gentleman and wite: $50 aud S55. Apply 1913 $ st.
NV, Cor. 18th and s. oc10-4ts
OF IOWA CIRCLE-FOR RENT-ELkGANr
= I Rooms. with hrst-class Board II desired:
would rent entire House furnished ocl0-3t'
17AO 1ATH 81. n W.. FURNISHED OR IN.
Il I 4V furnished rooms. with without board
honie comforts terms modern l4th Ut. and fenna
ave cars pass the door. oc4-2ws
NENTLEMEN OF THE TREASURY. WAR AND
ONSvy Departments will mud within i've minutes
walk OF these the best table board; mod
crate prices rstsrence given and required Apply tor
terns, "kXPEhiENCE." Star ONCE. oc9-3ts
A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL ENTERTAIN TWO
"A three Others ~ their hygienic liable; choice
fruits, vegetables aud csresls (No mesta) Address
West Of Ninth. star efRcs. oc6.3ts
1VAE ALDINE. ll25 Il N ST. OPPOSITE THE
Il Portland has undergone thorough repair, and il
c0nducted by Vtr8aIa ladies Of long
roouae single or en- soite; references given aud
Quired; table board specially. oc6-3ts
LlOR kENT-HANDSOMELYF FURNISHED ROOxK
Il south 'front.' with superior board. 1t 307 st. NV.
oc6-6y
II ARGE, cool AND NEWLY FURN SHED ROOMS
~ with Board, sinGie or en- SUITE strictly 6rst.csss
Trsnsents. " Der day. 1he WEBSTER 513 18th
st. NV. aull-3m
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VOC VIII FIND Your money misspent II you do
10Y oV your fau overcoats from the producers.
(see our fali overcoats SlOl
kIsEAAN Bros, 7th and sts.,
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors
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YER Z CO. ol6H anx
EOR RENT

r vi 81. nv. lsr. iisi Ma:v: ne: or: q =
ess r. .xs or go III xs: n me-. g.
g. .SfS Il sI :. 81 r IL ts rs sl 10
e !: !. ne j. or n e i 49, h. T :. ::
5sy GIN Sc or. mi ia39 "a s. Ter sc, 81. .s.3Q
ssi ils sSSEs1lDG 81 isE a1liF s fn.
I,oR RENr-los ST. 8. f. EIGHT ROOMS, ALL
L H .,n imD'' Apply to &C s Ss1 ~
IvOR RENT-oNLY s42-BRICK. STORY. 10
II rUoms; furnace in cellar to heat whole house:
range. bath. DC; ears pass the 1oor EOS . St NV.
IyoR RENT NEW EIGHT-RooM HOUSES.
fst st CORNER store and dwelling a. a. nodsDn
Improvements sLAIL. BEoSS i co.
oc4-lm 1921 + stnw.
Lon RENT-ooRNER 5TH AND o SIS. X ":
owner. IA street. ' ocsnIw.
FOE a kE 9 Z j. ~ rso sroprs
s.oS S !, NV 1900 sas sr e.
so1i st. iir aG "a L: 81 NV Store
li3S 3ad st. NV Dr.. 90 snd Oats. 70
ltis s sSii st: NV. IL. 20 s2o' :: srRsLfs
sai6 st Si. oh: Is Is 50 Masonic la. .l''''s0
1rok RENT
Il FURNISHED. Per month
wo nne Houses on Rhode Island ave-. near 49,.
scott Circle, each. 81. 33
Corner House. o. NV. overlooking park
lssh t. near IL is rooms ana
81, near l4th. Is rooms aud stable .x1O
LOU l3th st. on lows CrCle. zoo
letn ST.. Lear l. Ut aud stable
Sorner 18th St, near Iowa Circle 12r aud stable zOo
Il9 lotn g.. 10 rooms coaapietely furnished
china giass table Linen and bedding Tor nos-,
q. near Dupont Circle. il rooms bsauiifalis. =.
furnished Tor mos, per month";. -...l 90 90
Larse aouose brack. hoad 81. oeofEesown si~oe, "A
Vermont ave-. Iowa Circle lor. hath. linen M
: n A. S;s S;eon.sto.n SO
Beautiful corner house fayette st. oeorsetown.. oo
UNFJkNIbhkD. $500.
st., llth 6r and sta biz. %
1900 18th st. iowa Oh Gle ~
Jefferson llnce Conn. ave-, lvr add ostn---s ,
North Carftol ct, Capitol PArk, lOr
S-room house and store LIST end ID sta nw.. =
S-room houss d 81, Let, rss<ty Oct ~
s-room house, cor. alley on ID 81. near lst... "a Sg
2O2o 18th ct. DWELLING above store -y----.-..25
small 4 rom frames. 18th e. extendsd
For PsEnissi'n 70 is.psiss AZ .2Yf 'S1sowx 4 co.
non EFNT-THO0E NEW sIx-RooM HOUSES
vost ode North Capitol st. near Den1 conform
Ole hene rood location; near electre rilwsy VIDE
psrkfn6: beck ysras: VIZ rsaseeeeis % dssTsble
] i6oS ssSssAv. ssas-im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-10

n ARGE, COOL AND NEWLY FURNl SHED ROOMS,
Irsnnents. " Der day. ahs WEBSTER 5lS 18th
BUSINESS CHANCES.
A NEW BRICK sgsIyEss ~ HOUSE ~ LIAyEN-
lug opsrs House xsl rented: WIN trade for City prop;
Hssss: Bon on: "
INVESTMENTS = OMAHA FIRST MORTGAGE
y he z q.
81 q s
I1OR sALE--COAL AND WOOD YARD. WITH
Ssa r sSs rUaSa sna .s hs, .
Address D. d +. star ofics. oc9.S.s
TOR SALE : GROCERY AND PROVISION
~ .ss ss.; sss
EXCELLENT BUSINESS CHANCE FOR PERSON
- Of sman capital IL taken soon address
ocs-6t Bristol. Va
"A vest S2 600 to 5000 in any paying established
su..ss. Box once NO 'A''n 6 saa .
TNOR sALE-A NUMBER ONE GROCERY STORE
NV. oc6-6t
ISOR s1LE-A HOROU0HLY:EQUIrPED LUN:
!ad Per such sSisss: i
AMOUNT Of business lso tsrl for 1S8S...... $4,000
Amount Of pronts tor 1887 15,O0Q
The onftrS stock OF lumber. Including good Will and
lsess Of properly. Hi BE- sold e setus COST Horses
valuation Parues having 100000 cash and meaning
oes'As~ w" CARUsI 1 MuLKR,
Attorneys f0I Ownor,
ock-ak 486 Louisiana svo. n
E0R s4L7-3o CLOSE AN EsTATE: 4 Drug
ssoss d0ips ,.ir SSsnsss s So Y'ss g ss'iy
w n woRMLEY son,
| W. CstsEsr. Oyster and TsrEapin DealagA
/ 1918 18th IT.
D1nnsg Woa61ng end Recspslon partjoe served 81
y0 0laoD and china Waze IN quantity ana lH11
! uSo00 Ind BY Oo3-lms
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pUBIIc SCHOOL BooKsATcoKTkAcrf hioks
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TIKI BOOKS %
Ekkhl GRADE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
~ C G. PURsKLI- AIS eth st . =
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sRooxA 18th ST., Gas-Fixtures and Cha,
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We O1cI for sale list Of large and slnaI
houses lot me uded IN the above. also hne buidin<
Of tne city. o&l al our ocr aud gulenh.
sxB JOHN sAknMAN x GA. l@Os ~
I,Ok sALE-6 NEW BAY-AINDow BRICK
houses corner Of 9TH and ID sta n e.. con sL-lA-
rooms. bath snd every modern s1.
romly hnish-d will b. sold cheap and % e-.,
tor further p.rtcu cal ana sss Ashs -, ss -
hONEh. lll5 n Ct sc<---n
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MARRIAGE LIcESsEs.-Marrtage licenses have
been Issued by the clerk OF the court to Bobert
Iory, OF Madison Co., Va. and Maggie Bond;
3 A. L. Howard and Annie NJ Forest: Aaron
Cosby and Mary Watson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-10

ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO kILI--Flemlng Clay
ton. colored. was placed on trial in the Criminal
court this afternoon for an assault with intent 10
Ain Philip jenkins, on the 4Jh OF July, by cutting
INN on the hand and back with a razor.
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EOR RENT
II J2l v 81. NV. l3r.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS O
63f Pa av.s g., or. and
otOre.....-...... .....-..Ov
4Oo q 81, Or. ali M. 1. 80
.Ol6 VT. ave. OK. M La
us II ct. ne. yr........2o
40l u 81. ne. Dr.. mi. 20
4o K 1t N. e.. Sr.. al M 1 20
132 9th Sc. Or, mi. lh3U
126 9th G. e. or., MI. 1850
200 lltl, storr.lS ;5O
oc,-1m SRORMSTkD1
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Masonic DEDIcATIoS-The ceremony of ded,.
cetlng the new lodge room IN the scottish RlIe
Cathedral building, on street,was conducted lasI
nlEht " TIE NJ W. Grand Master, Jesse W. Lee
lr., assisted Dy the Officers OF the Grand Lodge OF
Aasons. Tue Scottish Kite cnoir under the leader.
snip or Prof. Z 5. Holiness rendered the music
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-10

sl6l3th q. e.. Or. w.s.sl5
l43l Edsv. lie. Or. AZ as
hls 18TH ne. Or. .wsterl2
81 ~ % ne. Or. ". =. IL
l2xl Myiis 81. ne, Or. IL
4Jo l3th %. Sc. or ~. 20
1l24 @ st. me-. 5r. 10
Ills congress st ne. 10
1:Oet Myiie st n-e..S.50
1917 BY. 81 p.a. or. $50
"a l o. Ter. Sc, Or. .e.30
NJ. 12l0 ] ~ Sc. 3r. -
1892 Aillers' CT. q g. ar. q
4 BkADLEl, WI INV
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HAAnLKn FLowzR RooTS-Auctioneer Dovlino
viii se0 to-Worrow Within his salesrooms al N a
M, o ehOice collection of German 0uibs such &c
hyacinths, tulips, crocus, narcissus, snow DROPS.
&c. bstng dlrecz importation per steamer Dem
marx september q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-10

INSANE SoLDIERs.-Jacob Schiller late private
company A, Twenty ninth New York Volunteers
hnd john Casey, company Z, Fourth Massacau-
s. Is, were placed IA the Government Insane hos
lita, This morning BY Wardmaster Bagey, OF the
scI1iers Home at hampton, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-10

NEXT WEEK AT AIBACGHs--Narietta Nash has
fnr several years been favorite the farce COM
edleS which have been 80 numerous, and next
WEEK she appears at Albaugh's In a piece which is
sald 10 give her peculiar opportunities for the
efciSe OF her talents as a SOuorette. The piece Is
Gained "katti, the Family Help" and IL was well
received In New York recently. Seats for the en-
Sagement 10 on sale Lo-nOrrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-10

Tue FLORENcEs CONISG.-Those sterling actors
aud popular iayOriteS Mr.. and Mrs. ". j. Florence
Mil spend next week Ia this city at the National
Ing "Haart Of Hearts" Inc sale Of seats Tor fhe
eng cement begins at the National box-ofiice 10
n2CnOw morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-10

kARz CHANCE TO obtain q comfortable home
or 70 MAKE a good Investment Is presented In me
trustees sale OF twenty-five brick houses on =
street near Delaware avenue, which n 20 tale
place Tomorrow afternoon at 4 O'clock Tnese
houses are nearly new. See advertisement.
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l2Os 9th ~. NV. b. II
m 4. sr. ...........s5.5OO
22lo 20 2234 Bly,. n.
2c o. !; : !, :, 2o4& Bdy. - y Wv
" h.h ,.;...... Ia, 200
100 90 2Ol % st and
1926 aud l.i;ss 2dsIn.
W, b.h.. = and or. l3. 800
:2ll 20 22.si, 10Th II.
NV. bh.. 5r......la0O0
> 10 q sth Il. road. IL 800
1905 aud 1910 ia. az.
n w. b.h,..........ll.o00
1872 TO ls43 4 81 n.
W or .s.OoO
sOl To 7Oy 4 arraguI a.
nv. b. h...........8 5000
% 4 ST. n. w.. b. h. -
Srs...........-... %. oOO
so q st. = e.. T. n
In. Ar .............2.fOO
l6l2 Is II. =. e. e. a, -
INSTRUMENTATION
SOs and Oh let s--..
Z h. 5r..............2.OO0
l3o5 10th 81. =. e. b. "a.
or. ......... .......l.500
70 q st. n q. T. a..
" 1000
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crimes was He'd In the once OF the register OF
sius- He leaves TO his daughter, Mary A Grimes,
house and lot No. 1l9 N street southeast, and u
bis daughter. Ellen Grimes, house lib NJ street
A The rest OF his property IS Left share and share
alke, 70 the TWO daughters Peter Il. Little Is ap-
pointed executor An exempliled copy OF the will
Fled.
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1902 10th st. Or. $4,000
l4lJ 3s:h-f. h. 7r.. 5000
1896 and ~ SD. or. 5000
3sl2 st. b h-. sDr. = ..sO1
1911 $50 q. Or. b.h.2.oOO
320s p 81. 81. b. h. =. 900
ton OF the property on EAs
g. h f1CkllNos.
1864 "a rt. NJ.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-07-31
Daylight burglary.

Day before yesterday near Valley
Mills while the families of Mr.. w. II.
Pastor and J. NJ. Mcdonald were
away both the houses were entered
and a number of things stolen among
which was revolver, some clothing
and provisions. Suspicion was di-
rected to parties who passed in wag-
ons that day, and to-day Mr.. Posten
with deputy sheriff Geo. E. Scrutch-
field came to Waco to find the par
ties. A search warrant was sworn
out and with Deputy Sheriff Dan
Ford search was made of the town.
The parties suspected who were NOV
ers had gone on and the officers fol-
lowed them across the river. They
were caught up with on the Tehua-
cana and the search warrant served.
The movers disclaimed all knowledge
of the affair and cheerfully consented
to u search which was made but dis
closed nothing of the missing proper
ty. The movers were evidently in
nocent and the suspicion misdirected.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-07-31
MY Looking Glass.

Having fully made up my mind and
by practical test, demonstrated the
feasibility of the CASH System in the
Grocery Business, shall continue on
the same line only and shall make
great efforts to meet the most rapid
competition. Hewing straight to the
line, letting the chips fall where they
may. And / take this method of soli-
citing the patronage of the people of
Waco, who pay for these groceries,
assuring all that my goods shall be
the best, my prices the lowest, my
service unexcelled, my efforts to please
unbounded. A trial is anxiously de-
sired from all who Sc this looking
glass, by
JNo. NJ. COOPER,
Waco Supply Store.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-07-31
PERSONALS.

Miss Molie Burnham left for Woo
tan wells to-day.
Mr.. J. w. Westbrook of Lorena was
sn the city yesterday.
Capt. J. f. Elgin goes to Dallas to-
night to be gone day or two.
Mr.. Ed Rotan is back home again
to remain for the summer.
Mrs. Judge Lyle, son and daughter
have gone to Lockhart, Tex, on a
visit.
MIR. r.. NJ. Balm who is to have
charge OF the new cotton press ar
rived in the city Yesterday.
Miss Eta Suhler is expected back
this evening from visit to Hemp
stead.
Mr.. Il. p. Cody who has been visit
ing the family of Mr.. G. U. Barton
leaves tomorrow for Mckinney.
Prof. Rounsavall is in the city at
present but Will leave next week for
another tour in the state.
Mr.. T.. NJ. Amsworth editor of that
excellent paper the McGregor OBJ
server made a pleasant call OH the
NEWS. Come again Mr.. Amsworth.
Capt. Ike Baker and wife of Hous-
ton who have been visiting the fami-
ly of Mr.. Richard Burnham left for
home to-day via Wooten Wells where
they will spend some time.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-07-31
The City Hall is progressing slowly
upwards.

The City Hall is progressing slowly
upwards.
Mr.. S. Marx is extending his room
for full business, removing the wall at
the rear of the store which will add
seventy-five feet to the space non oc-
cupied.
The County Court was occupied this
forenoon with the case, State VS..
Mr.. Robinson charge missappropria-
ton of goods from the drug store of
Barker at McGregor last May. A
verdict of guilty was found and fine
of $500 entered.
At n shoemaker's shop on Austin
street the proprietors have added
new feature to their trade, keeping
stocks of water melons for sale. They
caters alike to the feet and the stom-
ach. II hair tonic could be added
they would embrace the whole physi-
oligy.
Two of the handsomest residences
In the city an the cottages OF Mr.. w.
a. Sullivan and Mr.. Rich. Burnham
ON north 18th street. They are recent
ly completed and add immensely to
the appearance of that part of the
city.
If the committee on rains will
hold meeting above and pass a reso-
luton assigning good rain to this
locality and request old Jupiter
Pluvius to commence with his sprink-
Ter immediately the people of Waco
and McLennan county will extend
thanks.
IF you want a bargain in real estate
call on Jones, Battle & Jones, under
Pacific hotel.
The finest of cigars and the coolest
OF beer at the Cotton Exchange.
The genuine imported Cruise Il Fills
CHATEAU Bouliac at Early & Finks. >
Nicely furnished and we'll ventilated
rooms at the Brunswik Hotel. on
Franklin street.
For drinks, ice cold, fresh and deli
cious 60 to Kophals.
Show case wanted at Bismark's.
For Sale-,A milkshaker at Bis.
marck's.
A nice, cool dinnirg room, and all
apartments kept in order at the Bruins.
wick. !.
One OF the incest and quitest places
at which to drink is the Cotton Ex-
change.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-07-31
JNo. NJ. COOPER,
Waco Supply Store.

Mr.. J. II. Bird, of Tehuacanna, says
with one bottle of fuckers "BrazOs
Chill Cure" he broke up, last week,
three cases of chills and fever. On
Monday he bought two more bottles
for his laborers, stating that he felt
sure this medicine would keep them
OH their feet, whereby he would be
enabled to save his crop.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-07-31
Winter Fuel.

Twill sell, until August 10th, Nc
Alister coal, delivered anywhere in
the city at 81. Lay i'm your winters
supply and help to avoid n coal FAM
inc next winter. Terms cash.
IF w. ID. LACY.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-07-31
%via st. LOUSY

Pullman Palace Hotel Cars are run
between St. Louis and San Antonio,
via sedalia, daily. All trains arrive
and depart from the Grand Union
Depot at st. Louis, thereby assuring
passengers speedy connections.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-07-31
Colds & Miqel
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
We will Make the Following Drives to Close out
Summer =.= Goods !!
FOR 90 CENTS.

FOR 90 CENTS
Pair Window Curtains worth 20, for so cents
Dozen Good Tow els ..... 90 G5. for 80 cents
boz. Fine Linin Napkins. 80, for 10 cents
Lot Colored Flouncing. " 81, for 80 cents
A good 81 Corset ......... for so cents
A lot of Fine Gray, all Wool Dress Goods.
40 inches wids sells everywhere else for
10 cents, Qua price 30.
Pair of fine Opera Slippers worth 81. for 30 cts
Fine Table Cloth worth 81 for 80 cents.
FOR &1.OO.
10 yards India LINN Lawn at 10 cents.
a., yards of wide Embroidery. dozen Pearl
Buttons, l Spool of Thread, all for only 81
Only 10 patters of these goods In the house
10 yards Fine Satins for.........,........S 81 90
IL yards Fine Bingham for Recommendation. 20
20 yards good ceut checks for ............ 90
Large "a yard Table Cloth for ..... .... 90
IL yards fine Satin stripe, regular Is cent
goods for. Observation-Disclosures. | 90
1 dozen Ladies Fine black Hose. ......,. 90
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-07-31

A first-class French cook attends to
the restaurant ut the Bismarck.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-07-31
MARKETS.

WACO, TEXAS, July 81, lSss.
Provisions.
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BALLOTS.
CANDIDATES
The Mysterioms white Pasha.

Creed Raymond received one vote on the seventh
ballot.
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4 VARIATION on TIE STORY on rHs IsermrYyvy
COCNTkYnAH I'M TpNN


CoCNrkYhAk IN TOwN.
New York letter 20 the Providence .rs,s-~al
says: one Of the two men was evidently a. sober
as deacon In meeting. The other was evidently
fuller than a goat that has followed hill poster
for a whole day. Both came into a world famous
downtown hotel the sober one supporting the
This Is where this thing belongs, isn't its- the
sober man inquired OF the clerk, who, aroused
from a cat-nap taken In expectation OF the usual
them see clearly. When they were thus recovered
they snapped angt1ly.
"Now, this Is TOO badf- exclaimed the cisrk.
.Pat 90 the porter near the doom, stop this man II
Then the clerk vaulted over the counter, against
which the sober man had leaned his drunsen
charge like bundle OF carriage whips or a log.
The clerk faced the sober man with an angry, un-
nlnchlng gaze.
"where 1, this mans watch.- he asked. .'Pro-
dace y OF Ia have you licked 70 pulp and put In
"lhe bloke didn't have no watch when I found
him, said the sober man.
Pat, so through this man. said the clerk and
the bury porter advanced impressivcly.
''oh. you didn't need 30 cali that bulldog said
the sober man, showing a complete surrender Of
his eravado AR: Heres The watch"
Now I've got YOU, said the clerk 'Ists Sc
.roh, s'help one, O." lie never finished the
oatn. The irish porter advanced nearer with the
J Irresistible manner OF bull or a locomotive, and
bills on the hotel counter.
Thus Was enacted ON the night before last the
final act In new form OF the Oh Old story Of the
neeclng OF a country lamb by q city shearer. the
thief walked out with a swagger. The tpsy man
was put 10 bed by the porter. The clerk threw
the watch and roll OF money In the safe behind his
desk. he had known Of many similar robbery,
and had uttered not a word OF protest Possibly
he never had 80 good a chance before. but &c hap
p,ned that TINS countryman Was known 20 him
and liked by him, and he determined 70 befriend
him.