The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-20
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poses at y. a. Earlys.
Am overstocked in preserves, finest
line in the city, selling at cost. j. A.
Early.
The churches will all be open to-
morrow and free. Church is safe
place to go to.
The lots in the kirkpatrick add.
ton are the cheapest ever offered in
Waco.
Still another fire to break the mo.
notony of two days without one. There
are too many fires in the city.
The heavy rain yesterday was very
timely. Lots of rain is yet needed
to put the country in good fix for sum.
mer.
New York seed potatoes genuine at
j. A. Early's.
Letteuce, radishes and onions are
in the market already and the festive
reposlng cucumber will not be far be.
hind them.
Gennesse canned corn $l.20 per
dozen at J. A. EaIly's.
Fine new suitings just in at Kirk
& Reesing. All the new styles and
prettiest patterns. Call in and see
them, they are going off very fast.
Finest California bottled wines, at
30 cents per quart, best bargain ever
offered in Waco. j. A. Early.
The Racket is the name of new
cheap store on Austin street where
hundred articles of daily use may be
picked up for almost nothing.
How to stop a fire when it is started
is not the question; the firemen do
that all right, but how to stop them
before they start is pregnant ques.
ton at present.
Don't delay, those fine new spring
sultings of Kirk & Reesing are going
off rapidly. Scissors are busy and a
dozen fine workmen are kepthot long
hours making them up. They are the
nobbiest things in town. Drop in
early in the week and order suit.
Parties having little money should
invest it in real estate while they can
get concessions. Real estate is
bound to advance before the year is
out. Waco has an immense reputa-
ton all over the state for permanence
and solidity and this is turning all
eyes Wacoward.
Have you seen those fine spring
suitings at Kirk & Reesing? They
are mighty fine, and when made up
into suit with the skilltul cutting,
elegant trimmings and fine work Of
Kirk & Reesing, the man who wears
them is elegantly dressed.
There are a certain number of
deaths in the city per thousand per
month. When the number exceeds
this normal number it is considered
an epidemic. SO there are a certain
number of fires and beyond that it is
disease, and Waco seems to have got
that disease just now and it is dan
gerous one.
A complete revolution has been
worked in the grocery trade since the
first of January. The cash system
has reduced prices so that all groceries
are cheap and the cash buyer no lon
ger pays for some other mans groce-
ries. The stores also which do cred-
it business give very. close figures but
are more particular about their cred
its.
THE NEWS takes great pleasure in
calling attention to the advertisement
Of the great dry goods store, "The
Leader" on our first page this after
noon. This great establishment has
won warm place in the hearts OF
Waco people. The proprietors are
artists in dry goods and when their
great spring stock is opened up fully
they will astonish the ladies. Keep
your eye on their advertisement, Ia
dies, and you will be well repaid.
The fire last night had one victim
whom every one will pity. Mr.. S. "
Blake, an aged and worthy mechanic,
totally alone in the world had room
in the second.story, and lost all his
liffla affaotc in ol, d;n0 a yolua HE dog.