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Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-04-13
CITY ITEMS.


Grand, glorious and timely is the
great rain. 18
The welcome voice Of thunder is
again heard in the land.
Dan Divinney, the long expected
league umpire has arrived.
Give US a street railroad to the al :
tesian wells. 1t could be built in two
weeks v.e H.
There are now thirty-two county con-
victs at Dawin's farm, four of them
females.
The augur in the we'll of Jas. 1.
Moore is in the sand rock, and any
hour may bring the looked for flow Of
water.
LOST.-An EVENING News sub.
sciip.ion book. Finder will please re
turn to this Office.
Young ladies should hear the ad-
dress Of evangelist Graves at the Bap-
fist church tomorrow night.
A car load Of piping consigned to J.
d. Bell was being unloaded yesterday
near the Missouri Pacific stockyards.
Galveston has raised $250,OOO by
subscription for cotton mill. We re-
greet to say Waco still likes 100000
Of like amount.
Seversl cases OF leaving teams un-
hitched, and one of violent language
were heard and disposed Of in the po-
lice court this morning.
Forty pounds of fresh golden butter
sweet as violets was made by the
creamery to-day. 1t is such butter as
will sweep the market. The creamery
is success.
The base ball game this afternoon
between Galveston and Waco was
stopped at che beginning of the 4th
inning by the rain. The score stood
one to nothing in favor of Waco.
The travel to and fro on the roads
to the artes,an well is prodigious. In
the evening all the roads leading to
the we'll are alive with buggies and 9TH
er vehicles, and on Sundays the travel
is prodigious.
A protrated meeting will now take
place at the Fifth street Methodist
church beginning tomorrow. The
pastor will be assisted in the conduct
of the services by Rev. R. G. Arm
strong, an eloquent preacher of Corsi-
cana.
See the real estate bulletin of j. B.
Gilmer & Co. in this evenings issue.
1t is rich in fine property and rare bar
gains. This wide-awake firm has al
ways something to merit attention
and this week especially SO. Read
their bulletin carefully.
Service for the ensuing feast of
Passover will be held next Monday
evening, 18th inst, at the temple
Rodef Sholam. Rabbi Rosenberg will
lecture on "The Passover" Service
commence precisely at Z O'Clock. All
are invited. 81
Mr.. Jasper Japsen received to-day
the sad information of the death of his
brother, P. Japsen, this morning at
Clifton, Bosque county. He left on
this evenings train for Clifton. It is
yet undetermined when his brother will
be buried, but most likely the remains
will be brought to Waco for interment.
The restaurant will be closed till Mon.
day.
The directors of the Waco Creamery
and Canning company held an election
today Of officers. The following was
the result President, Jas. B. Baker:
vice-presldcnt, F. L. CARROLL secretary.
]. P. Anderson; treasurer, j. l. Moore
The officers, and between forty and fifty
citizens, went down to the creamery
which was stai led up and the frs but.
ter made. The building was accepted
and the creamery is fixed fact.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-04-13

lfyou want perfect fitting boot or
shoe and one that will wear forever,
call on s. johnson, boot and shoe
maker, Franklin street between Fifth
and Sixth.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-04-13

For the next ten days Riddles
cheap cash market, south-side square,
VIII sell the best homemade lard
rom cornfed hogs. in cans of 25 and
% pounds at 10 cents. Iwk
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-04-13

Go to W. 4. Meers, corner 9th and
Mary streets for best cut rtove wood,
At lowest prices and fall measure guar
anteed.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-04-13

lGo. to G. w. McLaughlin's for fat
chickens, turkeys, fresh eggs and but.
ter. He has q large poultry yard and
you can ALWAYS get from him fine. fat
healthy poultry at the lowest mark ct
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-04-13

Order your groceries, grain, feed,
wood and coal fioL. C }. w. McLaugh-
IN. S.tissac lion guaranteed.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-04-13
SATURDAY

Groceries, Dry Goods, Notions, House.
hold Goods, Carriages, Buggies, Hors.
es and ether Valuable Goods.
No BY Bidding.
J. A. NORRIS,
Auctioneer.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-04-13

Mr.. Joe Ratcliff, one of the best
BARRIERS in the city has opened a shop
at 1922 South Fifth street.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-04-13

This week we will sell a nice
Val Lace Handkerchief,
worth 40 cts, at only Is cts.
SPECIAL.
We will sell this week a
handsome line Of the finest Of
Plain and Embroidered Scol-
loped and Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs, worth so cents, 81
and So, at just half price, Csc,
SOC and ST.
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rogr TOWNSEND NEWS,
Urick block % Cover the nussn.,
Area Isa ,sTa..saaesx

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cas. .iaszesl Is H,ag Is the patience o.
The aMner iseskss ozas
= WEsrn wsrss IL sssgfEszsls however.
onsinuass the Importer. this rasiIaiRg
rnus- ceaSe. and then, IN q Certain
length Of time. Il reashes - pTfsne-
alter waiek poirat Il dsse-ao- asss Let
rae give son some facts. t.aanAIsa@ne
reaches Is fsssx tiaror enc rear after i
4 safssssa From that time Oh = loses
what Ii has gained GhsafsTi. II TASKS
Is best twelve years after bssiflzfsg.
The same i true af sEals iaacasEg ma
Ggsiansi EEas 4aIsasae0 takes logger
"a mature II Eaoes net reach is prime
before tweafv years. The general run
a. French claretS attain peFLectson n
t4elve Years The same age - ~
qaired 81 California stsll wIEars- bEr-
gs1asgs vsntages take sixteen wears and
Hungarian wIfsas t1easy The latter
figure Is the are al maturity with port.
sherry. MarsaaS. ard tsaslt5sa- Al
kinds OF brandy. whisky. Gin and "a u
take ferfy years 10 attain their ftaAs
ripeness and flavor, When you bear
Of man who elasuas th@t he drank =
glass CT sherry Eorsv years oil that
was better than any Of 3 lesser age
evem bottled, you may put hin down
IS more OF d e0nnoissessr IN c00se sss
and aust thEn he IS ia wine. Age = !
good thing 10 yenerate. added the
importer, shaking his gray locks. and
am the last man 20 start an scano-
elastic movement IN that direction.
bat is wines one MAY easily carry u 70
an extent that bis palate would not be
aps readily 10 forgive.
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MARKETS AND SHIPPING.

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are 10 eszznrss 10 7Seortz "a Tic r1lzag rAk
81. 81 xx.se~s~r. Oats have ceased e0z
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WAYS OF THE WORLD.

Copies OF 81 Robert EsQeraa are now
On sale In Chicago So cents each.
Five negroes are srnong the newly
r,essrssn members q the legislature OF
Texas.
The American whcelharrow is to be
met With Ia every part OF China and
Japan.
bombay has the grandest railway
station in the world. 1t cost nearly
$40 900 600
1t Is said that Honolulu has more
telephones in proportion To the popu-
iation than any other city.
Although Italy has the highest muir
der rate OF any country III Europe. il
has abolished capital punishment.
Patagonia is being rapidly reclaimed
to civilization ami proving. to contain
much valuable land.
Bishop Fowler, writing from China,
says. Superstition in this land is 40
centuries deep and 40 miles high, !"
over $4,000 have been realized by
the sale Of seats the past year in the
Chicago Central church, Professor
Swings
A man can hire house in Japan.
keep to servants and live on the fat OF
the land. all for little over $50 q
month.
/, is customary remark that
wrinkles come from worrying, but a
physician SAYS that the most OF them
come from laughing.
New Albany, Ind, is reported over
whelmingiy in debt. and tue probabili-
ties are that the city viii SOON go into
the hands of q receivers
Dat of 81 New York ladies vacein-
ated by one physician only 81 tainted
the doctor calls that wonderful.
tits said that nearly all the fashion
able milliners and dressmakers in New
York keep a stock of choice wines on
hand Ito relieve the fatigue of their
customers.
/ There are IS national societies of
women In America, and the largest of
them is the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union. which has a member
ship of 10000.
Boston still has some Hooks and by
ways in the center of the city waiting
10 be improved. These spots, although
very valuable at present, are constant
iy increasing in price.
Women are getting To be numerous
in the government departments at
Washington. There are 5000 of them
now employed. Before the war there
was not one in the service.
Figures show that there are more
farms than voters In Northern Dakota.
Go sernor Pierce places the number of
farms at 90, 600. While the voters at the
! late election numbered $4,000.
The Southern states have increased
in population from Ii.656 81: in 1850
To II 1T .55l in 1888, as estimated, and
have gained in taxable wealth since
1850, 81 .20i, III, 6ei.
THERE'S bat one ship that's, square
rugged three master-now building in
the United States. Many OF the
schooners now launched are bigger
than the average ship OF forty years
ago. Boston Transcript.
As illustrating the restlessness OF
the clergy nowadays, it Is stated by a
correspondent of the New York 0i.ser-
Ger that strong church in village
not far from New York, which has
been vacant only few weeks has had
I'D applicants, aud more are constant
iy coming
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THE cEsroa soE sE-
Eseezssa 90 che E1ssnaees ard FHez
AnEss ~ Pert Iawasead.

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steamer NkstA Wazsa, fraza -SassIe i,
Vancouver. 8. C.. With general zseFgssAs-
aases Jss II
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sad Ai&ska. with general merchandise.
sseasse- YsrsssEzls. fvs.z.s Prs ssfsas nj -
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steamer Mexico. from Pawss soa1d fa5sss
% aaH Francisco. asEh geA4rsi ra@s@nafs-
aEse, Jan. Is
Bark Eas,eh TajbSEt. from P0rs Tawnsend
10 san Francisco. .sin coal aasi asegrhasa
disc, Jan. Is.
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bgnrsse, with itsf8 sey. Jssss. is
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Harx Eillrk tgf. frnsa P1fF Lag3oA u
HaEsosusa, with laraoes, Jsa. II.
Easp Ealabrsan Prince. fr9Hs Tacoma 60
Caeessstow1. wiaL wheat, J4n. IL.
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ruYALLop NEWS.
Outbreak OF Disease, Probably
Smallpox.

! PusaIIuF, Jan. ls,-~TheFe has isen al
outbreak OF some disease fescmhiiue
smallpox among the men at work ca Ia
extension of Pioneer street. As sooa as 4
Was discovered tha whole Of the men wess
were Isolated. - thai ga account 81 tie
r9nfined 10 the present eases
Real estate IL ii0w u1e of the established
businesses 81 the town. Inquiries Alter
hop and niafset gardening lands are M
nsefofs.
knox & samson have male the following
sales this week; Robert Mcmahon, iets
3, 9, ANA (, Blk II. Stewards seventh add
tsigps john Stone. lots z aud 5, hsk IL. Stew
arts seventh add, ssg0. II. g. Mrf,&wan
lots Z aud ). Blk Il. stewards seventh add
| 100 III, 6. Aeefawaa afterwards sols! thes4
lets Ia stewart, elsafeF. hep buyer here. 10
Following are stewart. gaeahs 4 Co.
sales Lots II ana Il. elk Is, - AiAers il
Harry, Stewards seventh add, SO, iss 3
blk II. ssewarssx seventh asid., &C. t. ~
os,ransisF, 500; iot 4, blk ls. stewards sew
enih add, T. Rev. sprazne Davis. $50. lsss
BIB y stewards seventh SID, IL f f
Stewart. sa0s bot Z. hlk Is. stewards seV
cath aid. "a W. 81 Fountain. SIS, lots
aud 5. blk ~, steaaft's sesenth add. Z
William Allison. Tac0fas. SO, tUs 2, BIZ
/ 10. sieMart.s seventh ado, 10 Harry Us
/ trsndeK. $40
a2 &ef& Nf fRFaNN&UE Nee &Cr {. roy
kslus i belHg carried on sefs ss1es exsfully
IL Is quite novel sight ~ see she iargx
structure being wheeled alsag 81 esstls.
The teAtFai hatsl Is isew greatly ias.
proved. having ueN xefAnaah on sAs
sides facing Main aud Meridian streets.
u. A. Whitman viii 0pan hsek and
siia'e store on Meridian slgses ID tbs pEeall.
sgs now occupied hy John slalsv
Mrs. III. fEaaks 81 Tacoma. s. 30 has isiss
resagtsed fFoga shs East. YES ia sasm aa
Wednesday
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Meftsys ~ ran Stage nesweSa sAaxsiau
AID lass,isa 1t asses the tTia thspa tllnes i
week
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class sssF The practice 81 fssusaaNxsata
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held sa the Meaassstst eaarsn hays sss.z.a
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very well attended
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rnm ataas Aag ron WINES.


May ss@ Carsded T.e Far.
Nssy yalk Nass sasa Express.
Its 8 assg iS-aas - - IA aggy Il
knocks Eae hssikseEs out % several days
gaFk aiAa pats nae asseA a week IN tay
Ehsantt trade
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ing 10 = oAAaee visitor sosae 81 the d3s-
sscaslles ii his tTase.
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TAcoaA NEWS.
Gamblers Arrested a Printing Gem.
nanx Attached.

TACOMA. Jan A.-~Ihe cI4lbs0onn III THE
Frazier building 80 Pacific aFeEsfss las
rsssssd by the police Last esaHifsg, assa John
I4eeeser, Jake sfalsh. wilkins Tnosnsssoa,
A. Kelly. a. T. Berry. .. Messass and
charles Bennets arrested for gambling. Ia
Jaxfice aenters eears fEls xfteFnses LEGO
Ter, who vas la charge Of the rooms, was
snea so aud costs. and Tnesspessss aud
smith 80 aud costs respectively. All had
gipes bail ia the morning f1r their appear
aaee this afternoon. Kelly. Hegasgy AID
Hennstt isalea g aI,rsaf and tIassf 'sasi = =
The apparatus found ia the ssossis was de-
sfebyed. Al arrested are weil.kH0an
gasabterx around town. and ff1e chief ri
police Gays be proposes % crush sssIs al
gambling dens ia the city,
EMO or The s.woaLD.
Sheriff Wilt il IN charge OF tse World
Printing 60. on sn attssAaeiat levied ~ |.
II. Bishop & Eu. " wholesale paper dealers.
al Minneapolis Siiaisfaas other claims
sse known 10 Be III Tie bsasls ri attorneys.
and tsse company Is said to be totally uu
able 10 rag aBy Bills. The members III The
defnpet corporation ara Harry ~ Ball.
president: Ed s. Barlow. treasurer. |. II.
Howell. secretary: and I. T. Wilson, man.
ager Isie company was ofganszcA several
months ago 10 run werGly newspap per.
which appeared regularly until lass arek.
job Office was operated Ia connection.
ANOTHER aYsrEks1s1s DfsArrE sKAsCE.
Another case of mysterious disappear
atre has last COME 10 light Da The 18th
OF Deeesnbes person giving the name al
r. M HedSsr secured rooms OF Mrs. i.
z. FrssEeek. 1898 b street. and paid a
mouths rent In a6sance sebs4.
qlseafly d keavy truak was brought
ap fr0Tn the depot. marked FFaE. F.
1T. iIedgcs. fansou. |, r. Since the day
he engaged the rooms the ownsF Of the
trunk has not put Ia al epne arsnre. he
WAS small Of stature, gentiemaniy,
aifable and well dressed Other marks Oh
tile tFuak indicates that the missing
man formerly resided In dlIfeFeaf
town tn Michigan. The laaaEaay
stancss ere ilfrsls convinced that
Hedges has GOT met with fuui
play ia this clsy. several persons
hnse recently sslsappe afesI In The sauae
manner. Many persons to whom the facts
are knawn think hand o. sandbaggtag
thugs are operating hnre.
IN THE cuugrs
Jossph Bark Il plaintiff in salt agains,
the Canadian Pacific railway To recover
the value OF tfnnE and contents. checked
from 81 Paul for Tasaana, which the
plaintiff mas never been able ~ Obtain,
although holding a check for the sasae,
The defendants alltge that The trunk wss
delivered 10 tho Northern Pacific railroad
Company and BY them lost. he,aee the lax
ter IT. responsible Tue case MAS act for
hearing hy Judge Lawrence foo January
Is. It's Interest eeHtess In the question as
10 which railroad IL responsible, several
shle attorneys differing an fAss point
Hans Btngan cf Switzerland, Fritz SIRE
of Germany aud wm. Levy of Great britain
have declared their tnfeatlan to become
American citizens.