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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-03-16

One OF the first improvements that
should be made this spring, is to
have new watering trough put in
near the foot of Gute's hill. 1t is a
big public benefit.
Zerega's Royal Spanish Trouba-
dours who are now giving series of
three entertainments at the Masonic
Tempel after performing in New Or
leans and other southern cities,wil be
heard again tomorrow. These per-
formances seem to gain the admira-
ton of their audience after the first
number and hold it through the even
ing. Their costumes are equal in
beauty to their musical numbers. The
repertory does not consist alone of
national music, but is interpreted with
the popular,the catchy and the patri-
otto. Their solo numbers deserve es.
pecial mention, and the "Chanson
Espanol"of Senorita Terval transports
us with bound to romantic Spain
the land of serenades and dolce far
niente.--Louisvlle Courier Journal.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-03-16

+. d. Dewey was in Detroit Wed
nesday.
Ed. Hamblin oiLansiog. Sundayed
in our burg.
c. E. Shattuck has been seriously
sick during the week.
]. w. Turner will report at Chicago
for duty next Monday morning.
Probate Judge Quincy Smith. OF
Lansing. was in the city Tuesday.
Miss Maggie Eddy, of Feuton, was
a guest Of Kate Caswell. Tuesday.
DR.. Gibson, . prominent horse
breeder Of Jackson, was in the city
Thursday.
Rev. c. u. Spencer has been con-
fined to his home by illness during
the week.
Miss Emma Krasse, of Saginaw,
passed Sunday in Owosso with Inex
Woodward.
Bros. Gorsuch and Bramwell. OF
Corunna, paid fraternal visits to The
TINES Monday.
l.. F. Steadman was in Bancroft
and Vernon, Thursday, working up
his cigar trade.
Mrs. E. r. Wilbur and son, of
Grand Rapids. spent few days in
Owosso last week.
John T. Cooper has rented farm
in Oakland county, near Oxford, and
will remove there.
S. S. Miner was in Bay City, Tues
day, looking up evidence in case
against the M. G. railroad.
E. l.. Brewer and Geo. M. Dewey
are in Buffalo this week attending
the session Of the supreme council
r. T. Of II.
T. M. Wiley, ]. Frieseke, o F.
Webster, c. S. Gilbert attended the
G.. A. r state encampment at Lans-
ing Thursday.
Jay Clark finished his term Of
school in the Crane district in Rush
on Friday last. AS teacher he gave
first class satisfaction. He left on
Tuesday for Detroit to work at his
trade.
August Krause will soon leave the
employ Of {. Mahaney to accept his
former place with ]. Bauman, Of Sag
NAV. He will have charge of the
carpet department. August has made
many friends in Owosso. His de-
parture will be regretted in musical
circles.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-07-10

Gleonore IieB RAID snti9lofeu burd
ben ibr f~olsenbsn lltwaroi9 etnen Slater
bolen unb bic 9lte bineinbsben, ieste f9
bann 3u ibr uub i6idte ben 9austne9t
mad benz Snititutsar3t. Ser 0octer, eth
freunbli1sr alter SEER, tam au1 baIb,
na9bem gleonore bic NIte nod ibrer Wobs
nuns unb gu 8ett sebra9t bate; er err
tldrte ben Saa fir cine fdmsr3tafts, absr
lei1t beilbare 8erffau9uns, perorbnete
taIte nmi4ldse unb usripra@, am nd@ften
Gage piebsr5utommen.
Sabsn Sic irssnb cine InssbSriss, bic
sic pflesen t6nnte? fraste er bic &ranfe.
Oas SrduIein muB i'd isst nod Sauie
brtnsen, fe tann nidt LANCER bisr bleiben.
Sd babe bisr 0iemanb, Der gu mir ses
b5rte, erpiberte bic Nlte; aber bic Eo9ter
meiner Stubennadbarin 1T Elm Iisbss
&inb, unb morsen tommt obnebin Der quite
Ser uieber Der, BET mir aue Wonate eins
l1nteritituns brinst.
tlnb aud i'd TONNE nod Dor benz Sribs
mabl, nod Sbnen gu ieben, faste gIeonore
unb usrabidiebete fi9, inbsm fe benz pisrs
sebnidbrisen Wdb9eu, bas Der 4r3t ins
swii9en b~erbeiseboIt bate, empfabI, treu
Bel ber &ranten 3u MAIDEN, uub ibr cine
quite 8eIobnuns fir ben Oieuit ueripra9.
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$aGe Smfttute.
NOpi3iat uIlb Seminar Der Sriiber
Der driitlideu Sdnleu
su o Iencoe E, ID ..

SNisies ausseSstduete Suitttat, % TssiIsu psitIi4 son
ct. SoIts, an Der DttNourt Bacitc RaiI Roas.
auf siusm Der Reromse Ttuer lbsrblidsnOsu Shssl. tn hem
retSeupiten uuo e%eiuueeiteu Tbetle oes Staates Rt1ourt,
wuroe bon benz Sroeu Der Brlser Der hrtitIiheu SAulea
errthtet, um ietue Vttt9lteeer ~ th5ttseu 9ebrsru bsraHs
~SubtloeH, bic i'm Stuube limb. BITE mdnnli9e Sussno oes
sanoss ~ irommeu Ratboltteu, guteu Sarssru uno ti4tts
gen Sei9ditsIsutsn gu erSiebsu.
Suuss Wsdunsr, pelbe fa benz Steuite 9ottss In benz
Sroen Der ariftliden Saulbraosr ptemeu, une an sIeiter
Seit f6 benz Rd6itsu ulsli4 MAIDEN pollen, t6nneu In
6teier anfaIt auinGbme fnoen. RuabsH i'm alter pom Is
bis 10 Sabrsn psroeu, peuu tetu StuosrntB por5aneeu IN,
In has SOrbsrsttunsss Ssmiuar auisenOmmeu.
8sssu SsStnsuuseH &C., wsuNs man fa ssfiaisft an
Rev. Bro. Director,
La Sale Institute. Glencoe. Mo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-07-10

glsonore mar @erben Bis isst nur fli5:
tis besesuet; iie bate ibre Seiu1e BET Der
tranten Srau 10 einseri9tet, bas is In
feline S9uIitunben fieIen, unb wsnn iie fi9
i'm Snititut setroffen, mar fe ieber n6bern
Bsribruns NIT ibm ausseui5sn. sic
fibIte ii6 bod nidt fart senus, ibm unbes
fausen entse9en bu treteu. 9eute aber
MAJ Der 9eburtstas bss iunsen glbafp
Sanai9, an peI9em aler 2sbrsr bss sSn'
itituts gum yta9tmabl baieIbit fi9 pers
iau,meIten beute muBte lie i'm ieber unb
iprs5sn, i'm unb gbriitiue. sic woute
psnisitens benz aaeiuietn, einsm m5sIi9en
@eiprd9s nit ben 8si6sn auspeiden unb
sos ii9 In sinen %unbenustsn S9uIiaal aus
rid, UNI bort 81 uarten, bis bic 9dits ii5
periammelt baben piirbeu. Sim Senlter
itsbenb, b0rte ie pI0sli9 einen rai5en
S3ritt, wel4er ibreu Serti3las IN bangor
Ibnuns ftoden ma9te; bann purbe bic
Ebire s~s6ffnet unb @erbsn trat Elm.
$50 bleiben sic nur, S6neepittden 2
fragile CT baitis unb aufserest. Sd iudte
Sie iberaa. Seit benz Sale babe ia sic
taum su lsben bstommsn, uub bamals mar
i'd bur9 bic Ia9ri9t uou elmer i9usreu
grtranfuns meines SruberS Su betims
inert. Gber isst sebt e8 ibm better, unS
nun muB i'd enbIi4 nit Sbnsn ipredsn,
Sdnsspitt5en. ST mar 10 aufserest,
bab CT abssbrobsn unb unsulammsnbdns
ssnb ipra9 !; er bemertts babsr ni9t, ME
Elm Sittsrn gleonorens &6rpsr ibsrflos
unb lire Wanssn i9nsspetb parsn.
Run wirb er mir iasen, baB @briiine
ibn bamaIs setr0fet bat, unb baB fe ii9
babel ibre 9isbs ssftanben babsn, ba9te
fe. Gber bas isst i9un pom ibm isIbit
81 bOren, mar gu pieI ss mar unm0sIi9.
sic trat einsn S9ritt aurld unb Der
8wans, ben ie ii9 antbat, ma9te ibre
Stimue idarf unb talt, ais fs iasts:
@uti9uIeissn sic, 9srr Doctor, i'd bSrs
9loeIs na6 mir rufen. 8ir pIaubsru Elm
amber Mal NIT sinauber.
(GOrtissans fOIst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-07-10

@ie i6pn bic 8e3etHnuns bieIes ats
bsri6mten Observation-Disclosures e8 aureutet,
beiteben bic ct. SernarS 6rdmters
pinen lebtslt6 aug YHansenitufen.
Otele gtlen cte1et nift nur oils elm ppr;las
lifeS S%eilmittel, 5cnbern rerrthten AUDI
ben nod nett tpthttseren Otenit zines 0urs
bengungs. Rittels, t%nicfern fie, tpsnn ios
fort betm Gri6etnen Der 9ertn9iten 8enus
3et6en elmer St6rung Der Sbdtt8feit ber
Seber, beS MasenS Q1npsrpauIttteit),
Der Hicrett, cher Der SeoGrrte (Sarts
letbt9teit), etueencmme1, ben Giutritt Der
Srantbett perbuten. &e8elmdbi9e Wbipns
oeruna, G~rnGbrung, ictpie Musi6eis
otirq perbraufter StofeS, b~eeiu9en ba8
f6rperltheW obi; cbne oieS Dreiblatt 9tsbt'8
fetn aeiunoeS Saletn. 8sbt bieIe Sbittss
fett seboriS bon Statter, III bic Bercauuna
fctpte Der Stibl9dns 9eIuno tno re9elmaBtg,
trc3u ct. Scrnaro &rauter: 0iuen
rpr3iali6 bclfen, 10 freiftpas betinSt9 ses
lduterte Slut beito muutrrer burf ale aoerr,
nm iebem S6eile bsS S6rperS friIhsn Stpf
on STEELE beS rerbraubten unb neue 2ebeu5s
fraft gu bringen. 60 ipiro pa5 Srtebrert
bes menidlifen S6rperS In resslmiBisem
@anse eebalten, ippbur9 Der Srantbett Der
Gintritt pertpebrt tpirb. SaIt Ou aber bic
aIererffen anxiheu ibre5 S~srannaben8
perna6ldlist, un6 fiblf "Du In Splse bsFen
3ppfpeb pbsr ltebelfeit, poer 8anige
8eihperben, pSer feblt Dir Der Appetit, pSer
fiebt Define Saut franfbaft eelb aug, pbsr
fiblt Du RieberssidlaSsnbeit, 10 56sere tsts
rsn auSenblid, %ipneern titntt fpfcrt
ct. 8ernaro Rrauter > piuen.
su Gsctbetsn Ju baben; grtis nsbl Gsbraubslnrptts
Iuns IS Gents Bic G4aHtsi. fanf Sda6ttln fur 81 90.
2Sereeu aud sestu GmPians ses greiies tn baar
cher 8risimarteu mad irssne elmer @tsenb Ger 8trs
einistsa Staatsu iret ~lussianbt ron
| p. NeustasdterA Co.. Box 24is. Nes York City
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ct. &apbaels : Sereiu gum SduBe Der
Gin uno 4uspanSerer.
Yur Bea6 tuna:

Bon uei5iessusu Soften peree Id 70 oft eriu9t, stusu
8erpduettH ooer 8e%tauntsH. Der absr see sommt, tn
Castle Garden gu emptaHgsn uus tbm bebllHih Su istu.
ID bin ssrue gu ieeem Dtenite berett. Gur m6ate I'd bits
ten, ttets eeHau a~nju6eben, NIT pelhem SbiHe Der Betrets
tenoe founlen iou. @eHu man uns Htht ben u~useiabren
sSsg une Bite ~unssiabrs ,Ssttaustbt, mann elmer tomInen ioa,
10 TT e. i9per, Ia tait unmSslt9, SemaHeeu unter Der
NaRe einWaueersr a~usfuhis Su MAIDEN. Aud wars q
gut. peru man ben gerpanofeu i4ou bic aereTe Der euros
pdtiben Observation-Disclosures auadbe. Aui eteie Art plree
aud i9on eribeu fir fe seiorst wereen, uu6 tdmsu ieI6s
am fbsritsu brett an MID. g9tr gsbsn bier bic 4ersiIs
Der ueri4teeensa Observation-Disclosures une bsmsrten sabst
nod f~olsenees.
Der 3pst Sts ct. 8apbasIss 9erstns IN, BEN 8etIeussu
S4us uue getitano a~ussSttben gu laHsu, uub ft Dor Ice
BEN Saassn IN bstti4sn une Ssiittssu Siugeu Su btnabs
ren. Sees Austuntt In Setrsff elmer iseeu anselsssnbtt
Der 8etie wtre berettptutsft uuo GRATIS srtbetlt. g
mSss eabsr eth Sober fh tn MISREPRESENTATION psrs
tranenspoH on ben Seretn peuhtu. bier Elm BsSst5uis
Der peri4tessnsn Ssrtraueusmduur:
observation-disclosures oeS at. sapbasIS
BeretnS Tub tu;
Bremen: Serr Sator 9. S4I6iitr. 9iueeuRr. 8.
SaHSHra: peg S5sOS0r @spHbsTs Or. ast@sH'
autpsrpsn: Ssrr !. W. 8ars,n n, 40 ausnu. GSarlOtt,.
ROTTERDAM: Serr Sacob 36IIer. pan Der Satitraat17.
Saprs: PER- y. lambert m n n, SRue Doubtt.
sOnssn: Ssrr pator 50. Bolt Al linton Strstt'
s@bltebapel.
s~tpsrpoOl: S.rr BtItam 3rOR, SO Out. str,st.
Rem BORT: Asp. :. 8euIaub. tatboL Srteltsr, 10 Stats
Street. asesuhbsr 9ahts Sarosu.
gorto aassre, Prou. &io 9rauhs BIZ Sui, S~rahIitni
Serr IemeHs allan.
Setnutue (Soua Sraneisea), Yrou. santa eattartua
SrahIisa: DER 9aftOr u Bosas shaufsn
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Observation-Disclosures oeS at. WapbasIS
BeretnS fiuo tn

abeumatismus i SHS St $t;ie stss e S ss!s
ppn eriabrenen esutineu
GsrJteR In sinsm 8u6e bsantpprtst uuS ipl6ss iar
10 Cts. tn Stbsr cher gpitmartsn fret ~rsrianet.
DEUTSCHES HE'LL INSTITUTE,
II Clinton Place, New York, n. Y.
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Jnstruftion.
GcaoDers.


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Excursions.
a Pleasant Winter Trip
TO the Tropics.

THE STEAMSHIPS OF THE RED I'D" LINE.
Sailing every twelve days for Venezuela, A., and the
Isand ~ Curacao, L. anord IN uncQuallcd opportunity
wishing 70 make short sss voyage TO the tropics
crowded vita every modern appliance for TIE safety conven
four weeks Passage e1t< rr descriptive pamphlet sp to
ROULTON, BLISS q DALLETT,
General Managers, II Wall-sI, New-York
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Cost ano fonn0.

TOSr OR STOLEN.--Bank- book No. 20, Alb.
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will rewarded leaving at the bank No 81 Chambers
AZ ROSE McADAM Deposltor.
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Mem publications.
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GRArEFUL-COMtOR
EPPS'S COCOA,
Cssal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER made by
the Hon. Henry W. Bookstaver, Of the Judges OF
the Court OF Common Pleas in and or tho q y and Coan
OF York tho 9th day OF February. 1888 notice
All the creditors ant having
aeapst H. Edgar Hartwell AMI Walter Woo iford late
dsins tho City and County OF New YORK unde'
the frs Of H. Edg HsrtweIi Ca that they are re-
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duly verified tho subscriber The duly appointed AssEnee
the said IL. Edgar Hartweli and Walter 90 or or
tn creditors at his place o.
ress az the ofnos OF MaoFiand Bosrdman Patt No 80
Wast. New.Yer city, on or beor the I'm osY OF ap.h
1888 JOSEPH W LANi"i AsSBno~
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP co.

" TKi.WllkLY III - FOI. ~AVANEAH
from New Pier 40 IS. n. r., foot OF SIiingst
SIS CITY or SANANNhIl. Tur-lay March 20. at p m
IS CITY or ATGI STA. Thur-dly, March p at 3 D. 3D.
TALLAHASSEE SATURDAY. March "A 81 . ~
Converting with Central Rar~ay ~ Ga and savannah
Florida and Railway Tor all points ~ 'cOis
Floidfa South arollna Alabama and LOUISIANA m.
surpa,scd accommodations. Firsrclass Table a lOto fW
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Genl Sav'h Fast Freight T. hRI =. r. w
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Gorocs dn0 Carriages.

TOR SALE.-A French br0ugham, in first
i cla,s orie fsafe Mulptcher 90 n.s. 81 Par
WILLIAM h.. PAKkIsHON. Io4 AMI loo East I0th-'t.
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ruw.voRx DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1881
PRICES MOVING UPWARD.

uORE STRENGTH THAN ACTIVITY.
THE NATURAL REACTION fhOM LA"
WEEKS REACTION.
SALES AT THE srOCK EAChANa@ 49,
THE GENERAL LIST
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NrORDDEUTSCUER LLOYD 50. co.

~ nUOKI not IL 10 IDNDON, -.
KFW.YORK SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Steamers sail from pier foot 2dNt, iODOkcn
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
hller Wed Mar o. II 80 a III Fulds sat Mar 81 n m
Elder Sat. Mar 81 . 40 p m Trave we'd April noon
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First Cabin s7s and upward oer'h according u 10.
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Proposals.
Professional.
Business Ghdnres.


GOAL LANDS. PINE LANDS.
~ 100 Bituminous Coal Lands IN Dale Comfy Ga,
sale Chatlanoog Tenn, aud y miles OF railroad
Also VI Yellow Pine In souhwestera Georgia
Address Il F. srRoHECKER. Macon. Ca
A LUMBER YARD, occupied by present
a term Of years Address
FOOTE & CUMMING, Cat,k, N Y.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-20
j. RI. Gilmer q Co.'S Bargains.

No. IA new room two-story
brick house in st. Louis, Mo. Corner
of Utah and Iowa streets, No. 1927.
This Is In every way nice place and
only blocks from Benton Park.
Place worth $500 with an incum-
brance of $4,000 which has two years
to run at per cent interest. Will ex-
change equity in place for house and
lot in Waco. The object of exchang-
ing is to locate in some good sized city
in Texas, and 60 into the manufacture
Ing business.
county, all under fence in about5 pas
lures, about 500 acres in cultivation,
So miles from San Antonio. Rancho
we'll stocked. VIII exchange for Waco
property.
No. 80 acres near Daugherty's to
exchange for property in the city,
price $1,000. Also 8 acres near Driv-
Ing Park to exchange; price 81 900.
No. 400 acres of land in Lime
stone county, 1H::miles north of Frosa,
one third down, balance on as long
time as desired. stock, utensils and
all 60 with the place, 100 acres in
cultivation, so acres pasture, 400 acres
prairie, 300 in timber, three sets of
cabins. Will sell at q bargain.
No. $3.50 acre farm, consists of
lots N. 5 and of the Antonio Man.
chaca survey, is all under good five
wire fence. about 75 acres in cultiva-
ton, balance in pasture, good frame
house of rooms on the place, barn
and other improvements. The land
is about miles south of Bolton and
one mile from Salado River on which
is located steam Touring mill. Val
ne $40 per acre. Will exchange for
lumber, or Waco property.
No. 8-125 acres ~ miles northwest
of Walnut Springs, all under fence,
nearly all tillable 20 or so acres in
cultivation, plenty of water. Price
81, 800, one third cash, balance to suit
purchaser.
No. Lots az : block II, Cham
berlin addition, : orth 5th and Ky.
avenue. Price 81 700.
No. "a lots block ID, Bells aidi-
ton on 23d and Cleveland Sts., also
lots on 22d and Flint SITS. South
west corner block Bells addition.
Will take 81 900 for all.
J. b. GILMER & Co..
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-20
CHEAP COLUMN.
That Damage Suit.

The city is sued for damages. 1t
seems there Is q short space on South
Ninth street where there are three or
four gullies running diagonally across
the street, which the city has neglect
ed to fix until the Curiosity Shop,
loaded with a set of furniture, a gaso-
line stove, a large mirror and II lot of
dishes, ran in the ditch, tipped over,
broke everything generally, hence
the damage suit.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-20

A number Of young people went out
to Bosqueville in buggies last night
to attend the campmeetipg that has
been going OH there, but when arriv-
ing upon the scene found nothing in
session but the nocturnal revels of the
owls and whip-poor-wills, which were
frightened away by this sudden in
trusion upon their sacred meetings.
OF course the young folks retraced
their way back Immediately. The
bright light Of the beautiful moon
must have inspired the young hearts,
for the farmers along the lonely road
complain of hearing curious noises,
which they say sounded like the low
cooling of doves in spring time. We
cannot say from where these sounds
came, 1T may have been the low muir
muring of gentle zephyrs through the
trees. or it may have been-well, here
we will drop the curtain of silence
suppositions might be unsafe.
Relatives OF the crazy negro woman,
who was captured running wild in
the Bosque woods last Saturday
morning and brought to Waco and
confined in jail, came after the un-
fortunate woman and her child and
carried them to their home near Go
linda, late yesterday evening. The
woman has been under the
treatment of doctors here for some
time and few days ago, while in
town under the care of relatives, she
escape and wandered to the locality
where her capture was made.
Mr.. Dixon of the medicine compa-
ny gave lecture on cigarette smok-
ing ON the square Saturday night to a
a big audience. 1t was convincing
enough to make cigarette smoker
throw away his case and "swear of"
Beckers orchestra will furnish the
music for the lawn party at Mr.. Chas'
Beers tomorrow night.
One of the incest and quietest places
at which to drink is the Cotton Elk
change.
Just received large invoice of i'm.
ported Clarets at Early & Finks.
Fancy groceries, fine wine and
liquors at Early & Finks
Eat your ice cream at Joe. Leh
mans Ice cream parlOr.
Go to your lIncls Duff; the pawn
broker, opposite, the McLelland hotel
ifyoa need apy money or want t
spend any. 4
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-20
Cranflll and the Advance.

While that lively little sheet, the
Advance, has been removed to Dallas,
the editor Is still here in Waco and
the Waco Curiosity Shop proposes to
prohibit high prices on stoves and
furniture and give notice now that
they will have full stock of both,
and will make it hotter this fall and
winter than it was during the time
that hell was full of preachers.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-20
CHEAP COLUMN.

Waco Curiosity Shop, 7O9-711 Aus
tin street, Waco, Texas, buy, sell,
rent or exchange all kinds of second
hand goods. Nearly new cook stoves
very cheap; every thing sold ON the
installment plan.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-20
Mayheld & Diehl,
A Fine Oner.

DO you want hay, corn, bran, wood,
chickens. eggs, butter, a cow and calf,
or have you anything to sell or barter.
see Geo. b. Lambdin. 1 do business
at present under my hat, and can be
faund OH the street after nine O'Clock
until four. GEO. Il. LAMBDIN.
1 will buy your cow and let you
keep her as long as you buy feed from
me, or will bring you a COW, If you
have none.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-20

The attention OF the city council is
called to South Ninth street. between
button and Cleveland streets. Their
never has been any work done there,
and it is almost impossible. The Gu
riosity Shop is in for a damage suit.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-08-20

Many ladies in Waco are now using
stoves that need no pipe, no flue that
makes mo smoke, dirt or SCOT, that
burns neither wood nor coal. This
curiosity can be seen at the Curiosity
Shop.