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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-27

vile; Jupiter [Spl, Bolo, New York, bound
Cuba, (put in here for coaN; schrs Thomas N
Stone, Rutledge, New York; Dora Matthews,
jackson, Martinique.
Cleared, steamer Spanish Prince lBrl,
Thomas. Barcelona and Genoa; schr Harry
lBrl, Evans London.
Newport News, Va, Get g6-Arrived, sohrs
S b Kaplan, Portsmouth; job IL jackson,
Alters Point.
Sailed, steamships Edmond, Savannah; AL
ford, Copenhagen; Rappahannoo, Liverpool
Norfolk Va, Oct 26-Arrived steamers Ais
laly TBrl, Maxheld, New Orleans to Havre;
Bengorehead [Brl, Smith, Charleston to Liv
erpool; schrs Centennial Baltimore; Roger
and Sarah w Lawrence, New York
Cleared, steamers Bengorehead lBrl Smith,
Liverpool; Aislaly lBrl Maxheld, Havre;
schrs Roger Drury, Portland; Sarah w Law
renee, Providence.
Wilmington, NC, Oct 26-Arrived, steamer
Croatan, Hansen, New York.
Cleared, bark Sappho NOR, knudsen, Huh
England; schr Thomas Clyde, Outten, New
York.
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New York. Oct 24-Cleared, schr John G
Gregory, Hansen, Georgetown, SC; schr Adele
Ball, Woodruff, Jacksonville.
Brunswick, Oct 24-Arrived, bark Elsa
fDutchl, Pahnke, Trinidad.
Fernandina, Oct 24-Arrived. schr William
Sumner. PendletOn, Elizabethport.
Sailed. steamer Nilesworth lBrl, Walton,
Newcastle
[Brl, Eden. Grand Cayman.
24th-ArriYed, bark Johannes [Norl. Bugge,
Dublin.
Sailed. brig Cuba rBrl, Wood, Carthagena.
sChr Margaret Smith.
New Orleans oct 24-Arrived, steamers AL
bert Dumois LNorl Hargen, Port Limon
Angerton Bel, Steedman' Tenerife; Lizzie
[Brl, Durkee, st Vincent, CIV; Agnes Nor
Felsen Bluehelds; Wanderer, Brown. Puerto
Cortez; bark Consuelo lSpl, Cardona, Havana
Cleared, steamers KnickerboclSer. Halsey.
New York Condo WilfredO LSpl, Genoa via
Barcelona; bark James w Elwell, Goodman.
Port Tampa.
pensacola. oct 21-Sailed. steamers Auster-
litz Br. Mobile, TO load for Liverpool; Oak
dene lBrl, Tampico.
24th-Arrived, schr L T Garretson, Randlett
Galveston, and cleared to return.
Cleared, bark Christiana lNorl, Anderson,
Buenos Ayres.
Port Tampa. oct 2l-Sailed. steamer County
Derry lBrl. Brown, Harburg.
Philadelphia oct 24-Cleared, schrs John G.
schmidt, Norbury Savannah; VIM I Parker,
Delaware Breakwater-Sailed. schrs War
rem b Potter. Georgetown for Boston: Lucie
Wheatley, Philadelphia for Georgetown.
Beaufort, SC Oct 25-Arrived at Port Royal,
steamship Madreiena lSpl, New York. The
schr Florence Shay. from Port Royal for
Boston, wind bound at Bay Poin., sailed
to-day.
Antwerp Oct 22--Arrivod, bark Ascalon
[Horl. Balberin. Savannah.
Garston oct 23-Sailed, ship Lizzie Barrill
tBrl, Rice. Pensacola.
Lizard. Oct 23--Passed steamer CraigmOre
iBrl, Parry. Savannah for Bremen.
ReFai, Oct 22--Arrived, steamer Viola fBri
Murray, Savannah.
swansea, Oct 2i-Sailed. steamer Freshfeld
lBri. Wilson. Charleston
jacksonville, Oat - Cleared. sehr Isaac n
keriin, Sieelmau. New York.
Charleston, Oct 29-Arrived, steamers Cher.
0kee. bearso, New York proceeded Jackson
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NInrItIme Mlscellanx.

New York, oct 24-Steamship City of Bir
mingham, Burg, arrived from Savannah Oct
-, at II m, passed tug e w Morse towing
of Manasquan, passed a spar standing about
30 feet out OF water, apparently attached to
sunken wreck,
Georgetown, Oct 24-Steamers Planter and
Eutaw have unloaded about $500 ties from
schr Conecuh. ashore on Santee Beach. II
weather continues good the whole cargo will
probably be saved.
Norfolk oct 2l-Schr f G StrealSer, with a
cargo of oysters, was blown ashore in Abe
marie sound. A wrecking force has gone to
her assistance.
London, Oct 33-Bark Hans TGerl ,Warnken,
from Harburg Aug 81 for Wilmington NC,
has been abandoned at sea. All on board
saved and landed at ST Jago de Cuba.
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Receipts.

Per South Bound Railroad. Oot 90
1888 bales cotton, % bbls liquor, 225 pkgs tobac
co, cases cigars, so sacks apples, pkgs
buggy material, bales drills ~ bdls bagging,
5 pkgs chairs, l coop chickens Dbl potatoes,
Is bags adamant, cars wood, car cabbage.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Oct
80 bales cotton, car cotton seed, l lot
household goods 5 cars wood, roll leather,
boxes castings, / box seeds, 10 empty barrels,
26 bales sheeting, Is bbls oil, 1 crate paper
boxes 20 boxes tobacco
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Rail
way, Oct 26-26@ bales cotton, Dbl sugar, b
bales hides, pa empty barrels, l sugar pan,
/ car cotton seed. IS cars wood, | keg cider, |
car sand s pkgs household goods, l wagon, 3
bbls molasses, 10 oil tanks / chest, % bdls
names 25 pkgs building supplies, bbls whis-
ky, cases whisky. 1 car hay, 100 dozen W
boards, 90 cases eggs, p bbls -four 80 bags
peas, organ, car beer 30 head cattle, 30
sacks corn, l01 bbls rice, 1920 boxes fruit, 6
bbls fruit % boxes oranges. II pkgs mdse.
cars lumber, 5 cars rock % bag rugs, 2507
bbls rOsin us bbs spirits turpentine.
Per Central Railroad. Oct 90
1852 bales cotton, 100 pkgs mdse, 100 pkgs
domestics, $40 sacks corn, 26J sacks oats, II
horses, mules. 50 crates meet, 81 bdls pals,
IA bales hides, teg rum boxes pictures, /
organ - boxes axe hanGlss % boxes candy,
i6 empty barrels.4 sacks Eice 100 tons pig iron,
795 bbls rosin, 4lS bOls spirits turpentine, "a
bbls oil II casks clay, bDl tea, Is Dbls liquor
6 bbls flour, bbs empty bottles. 20 b5ls beer,
car oil, II cars coal, D cars wood
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Per steamship Gate City for Boston
Miss E Jenkins and steerage.
Per steamship VIM Crane for Baltimore
j r Stofer, M Griffin, d Sullivan.
Per steamship Chattahoochee from New
York; II Nandenbaumer and wife, Miss NJ
Simpson. II l. Gale, wife and infant, Dona Id
Mcleod, Mrs j Joseph, j II Bland Mrs J A
Smith w c Eason and wife, f Palo, V M
CARRIER, w Royden. r M Clark, Miss + Cor
don cod, Miss f Williams (coD, and "a
steerage
Per steamship Decatur II Miller from Balti-
moro-Miss NJ A Offatt, + Davis, ID Stewart,
w NJ Godin, "A Palmer, Miss NJ King, Mrs
Mrs w Martin, Miss M j Markey, James
Eletney, Miss Eletney
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COTTON TABLE.
EXPORTS OF COTTON.
Or. Brit. Cont. ]


New York, Oct 26. D. m.-Flour mar
ket steady with more export inquiry Wheat
spot market dull at &c advance with small
export demand; No. > red. in store and ele-
vator 69Ac; afioat 69A069Hc, I O. b. zoe:
ungraded red 676169c; No. l northern 72L(M
721sc; No. Milwaukee 70hc. Options closed
at 4996c net advance; No. 2 red January
7Sc; February 732fc March 74ac; MAY nc;
October CSC; November 694c: December 20
Gt70Hc. Corn, spots dull at nc advance; No. 2
elevator 47e; ahoat 7c14; ungraded mixed
4GlD47c options closed at hO54c net advance;
october i63sc; November 48slc: December
474c; January 47bf74c; MAY t9iAc Oats
spots fairly active az j4ghc advance; options
duh and closed firm at A94e advance:
November 3ie6c, December 35c May SIC; No
2 sac: No. white 361sGl3GAc: No z Chi.
cago 3bIe No. 3. 34c: No. 3 white 35c
mixed western si40hhc. white western 3itf
1siOc Cut meats steady picked bellies liza
hams l0biQ'4c Lard steady western steam
closed a. so So: sales $50 tierces az 80 -
option sales none October closed 90 as, nom
laai November closed ~ 81, nominal; Jan.
uary closed " ", nominal Pork hrmi new
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John Flannery Co, Montague Co, Us
Wood 4 Bro, Greigg & w, JP Williams &
Co, Butler q S, w w Gordon & Co. Warren s.
A. T. Loyelrs Sons, II solomon s. Son, CIR
PSrSoSr g Co 'FiIS Sc SS rope p RptisT
ID Weed Co, w Walmer, Baldwin r Co.
Younglovo G, Southern Cotton Oil Co, John
Dent, savannah Steam Bakery Ella Fraseur
Standard OIL Co, Meinhard Bros Co, p Nc
Glashan, II VOTERS Brewing Co, + KEEL
Ter, w NJ Rims, J ID Weed & Go, @ Haas
Rosenheim & Co, Haynes & F, M s Herman
& Bro, United G l. Co, Tidewater OIL Co. Eleo-
trio Ry, J b Harvey, @ NJ Lowther, G p Jor-
dan, Ferst's Sons s. Co, 5 p Shooter Co. II
Ernst
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


New York. Oct 26. p m.-Money on call
has been easy, ranging from Ia to , per cent
The last loan was at per cent, and at the
closing was offered at ? per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5IGS per cent.
Sterling exchange. steady with actual bust
ness in bankers bills al 50 80 2404 81 for de-
mand and 81 8l14@4 STA for sixty days; posted
rates 81 S2l1A Stla.
Commercial bills 81 scot sO1l.
Silver certificates, re.
The total sales Of stocks were 452 4CO
shares.
Governm ont bonds firm State bonds
dull
New York. Oot % nooa. The following
were the opening quotations:
Erie ...................... ................ i5H
Chicago and Northwestern. ............ 1867
Lake shore ...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 29
Norfolk and Western preferre1........,. %
Richmond ana West Point Terminal 355
Western Unlon.... .-...........,...-. ~
Now York Oct. 26.-Washington advices
were not entirely favorable this morning to
an immediate vote on the silver bill, nor was
the London market for American securities
encourag ng and yet the early dealings on the
stock exchange were in the main character
lied by strength. There were occasional re-
actions, but up to noon the general tendency
OF prices was upward. Shortly after this
hour. however, the temper of the specu-
lation began to experience a change
and there were evidences that a
revising movement was IN progress;
The commi ssion houses, which yesterday had
practically all buying orders. were on both
sides Of the market to-day, and selling orders
were perhars most numerous. A good deal OF
outsi ie buying has been done during the past
two days and as many OF the purchasers ap
pear 10 be satisfied with the profits already
shown, realizing sales became quite heavy
during the afternoon. The volume Of this
business was larger than 1t would otherwise
have been. by reason OF reports that senators
Alien and PETER had concluded 10
dgbt IN the Senate on old tactics.
nj was this unexpected element Of
danger that entered into the silver question
that swelled the selling movement Of the
afternoon and unsettled speculation. ln
many Instances the entire early improve
nent was lost ana the figures reached
Level below yesterday closing prices unt
M rfroater portion 81 the list retained part
of the mornings advance az the close. Inc
market WAS fairly steady, 90 fractional re.
cavery from the lowest point. nut ~ ae-
riine Of d 10 per cent from the best hg'
ufcs 0f the day.
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To the Public.

SAVANNAH, GA, Oct. 10, 1898.
1 herewith recommend TO tho sufferers of
rheumatism and rheumatic pains p F. p. as
have carefully tested IL and found perma-
nent relief, also my son, who has been suf-
fering for years with rheumatism. He has used
y. Z. z. the last year with good results, and
has not suffered since; he is still using 10 and
would not do without II II IL cost double or at
any price-ad Yours truly,
CHAS Seller,
Brewer
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For over Fifty Years.

MRS WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used for children teething Itsoothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie and is the best remedy for
diarrhpa. Twenty-Five cents a bot
tle.--Ad.
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Cleared Yesterday.

Steamship Chattahoochee, Savage, New
York-C G. Anderson, Agt.
Steamship Empire lBrl Davies, Reveal
Strachan ~ Co.
Schr Genl Adelbert Ames, Jameson, Balti-
more-George Harriss g. Co.
Schr Van Laer Black, Lacey, Baltimore
George Harriss & Co.
SchrCharles Davis, Sooy, Philadelphia
George Earriss & Co.
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Steamship Chattahoochee, Savage, New
York-C @ Anderson.
Steamship Decatur II Miller, Billups, Balti-
more-John Carolan Agent.
Steamer Katie Bevlll, Augusta and way
landngs-W II Gibson. Manager.
Steamer Bellevue, Garnett, Darien-W y
Gibson. Manager
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Baltimore, Oct. 26.-Wheat quiet spot
6646665lSc; October 66HM66lac; December
6s16@6S9sc; May 74b@751sc. Corn dull and
higher; spot 40@40Ac; November 45s@46Ac:
December and year 44hc bid, Coffee and
produce markets unchanged.
Cincinnati, Oct. So Flour dull Wheat
easy; No , red 6l662c. Corn steady; No. ,
mixed 40c. Oats in fair demand; No. mixed
291gc. Rye quiet and easy; No 2, ole. Pork
easier, S17 90. Lard stronger, So so. Bulk
meats dull, lower, 81 00Go9 1919. Bacon easy
81 90. Whisky in good demand sales 595
barrels, at 81 H. Butter dull. Sugar dull
and steady. Eggs steady, 17c. Cheese strong
and higher; prime 10 choice Ohio fiat l0l30
lie.
ST. Louis. Oct 26-Flour lifeIess and I'M
changed. Wheat was spiritless most of the
day, but late in the session futures improved
kc on demand; No. , red cash lower. 59Ac;
October $3.50 bid; November 60c. nominal;
December 81 &c bid: May 69H06936c asked.
Corn was dull but gained &c IN an aimless
way; No. 3 mixed, cash and October SIC;
November 34%c; December, year and Jan
uary 3414c; May 35c bid. Oats frmeri No
cash 265sc; October 264c: November 21bc;
May 315sc bid Rye, No. ,, Ale bid. Butter
unchanged. Eggs unchanged. Whisky, bag
weak. lower and demand moderate. Pork,
standard mess, S1S 90. Lard, 50 70. Dry
salt meats loose shoulders 81 90; longs and
ribs So %; shorts 80 97Ia: boxed l5c more
Bacon-packed shoulders 81 80; longs and
ribs $40 25@sl0 376; shorts $40 70.
Petroleum, OILS, Etc.
New York, Oct. 26-Cotton seed oil
quiet; crude 36d361ac; yellow, 40614lc.
Naval Stores.
New York, Oct. 26.-Rosin firm. Turpen-
tine steady, 3l031hc.
Charleston, Oct 20 - Spirits turpentine
firm at &c. Rosin firm, good strained Il CO.
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Exports.

Per steamship Gate City for Boston
1859 bales upland cotton, 81 bbls rice, $40
bales domestics and yarns, 60 bbls rosin, 100
bbls spirits turpenJiiie 9s156 feet lumber, 2
cars slaves 80 bales moss, 1,7l5 pkgs fruit, %
tons pig iron 90 sacks roots, 200 sacks cotton
seed meal, - hbls oil, l46 pSgs mdse.
Per steamship VIM Crane for BALTIMORE
2O17 bales cotton $50 bbls rosin, IS bbls spirits
A. bales hides q bales domestics, rs pkgs
mdse, II rolls leather, bales wool, 2342
boxes oranges Is bbls oranges, l03 boxes lem
ons, As pllgs fruit.
Per British steamship Empire for Reval,
Russia-5304 bales upland cotton, valued at
1902 $40 and 20 bales sea island cotton, valued
at 81 ,576 Total valuation OF cargo, 1908 1856.
Per schr Charles Davis for Philadelphia
-127 SIC feet p lumber-E B Hunting Co.
Per schr Genl Adelhert Ames for Baltimore
200 feet p p lumber-Georgia Lumber Co.
Per schr Van Laer Black ioc Baltimore
H7,79 feeet p p lumber-Georgia Lumber Co.
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Steamship VIM Crane. Baltimore.
Steamship Gate City. Boston.
Ship Telefon (Norl, Rotterdam.
Schr The Josephine, Baltimore.
Schr s Davis, Philadelphia.
Schr Edwin A Gaskill, Providence.
Schr Greenleaf johnson, Philadelphia.
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Pilot charts and all nautical information
will be furnished masters of vessels free of
in the custom house. Captains are requested
to call at the office.
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Bark Jose Esteve [Spl Campelo, Vigo, 43
DAYS, ballast-Esteve g. Co.
Bark Derwanderer [Gerl, Boyer, Porto
Praya.
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If YOUR BACH ACHES,
Or you are all worn out, really good fof moth
ing, II Ia general debility. Try
BhOWN'S IRON BITTERS.
II VIII cure you, cleanse yous liver, and give
q good appetite.
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Arrived Up from Tybee Yesterday.
Brig Laboremus LItall, Pagliara. Bristol
Chr Dahl & Co.
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Arrived at Tybee YesterdaY.

Bark Concezione [Itall, Lauro, Rotterdam,
rs days ballast, vessel to Chr G Dahl & Co.
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sniled From Trbee Yesterdar.


Bark Havana, in tow Of tug l ] Merritt for
Philadelphia.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

sun Kisses. ..t....-....-.,. -..-.....,.. o.54
Sun Sets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5:2G
High Water at Fort Pulaski 500 am. $50 pm.
Central Standard Timel.
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piano '.'.''. ''.-....... .0Ucbg OOC
Tide Water. 49,. so OIL 10
have made every necessary arrange
ment for securing the rice crop
from the Altamaha and Satilla rivers,
and there will be difficulty in getting the rice
to Savannah. Mr. John Screven, Jr., has char
tered several seagotng sloops, which will
bring cargOes Of rice from that section, going
outside instead OF coming through the inland
route. These vessels will not go within fifty
miles Of the yellow fever infected section.
Naval stores.
Spirits Turpentine-The market opened
quiet at 28c for regulars, with sales of 80
casks reported at the Board of Trade. There
the prices and factors held out for quota
tiOns. There were, consequently, no sales re-
ported, and the market, at the Board of
Trade, at the closing call, at 4 p. m, was
posted dull at % cents. Later in the
day, some of the factors gave in, and sales of
about 200 casks were reported to be sold al
27%c The sudden collapse of the market
was not unexpected among a number of deal
ers as it is generally the case when a lively
confidently expecting a reaction In a few days.
The present price Of spirits turpentine is nc.
lower than 1t was the same day last year and
at the Quotations, barely pays the producer to
manufacture it.
Rosin-The market still holds firm, with a
good demand, particularly for medium
grades. Pales are not in as strong demand
as they were a week ago before the price adj
vanced. Common resins fell OF sc to-day
sold at asshade above quotations The sales
of the day amounted to about $500 barrels.
The closing quotations at the Board of Trade
were as follows:
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We GUARANTEE \ CURE,

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COMMERCIAL.
~-~~~~~~~~~~-~-~~~-~-~
SAVANNAH MARKETS. 49,.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS,
Savannah. Ga, Oct. 26, 1898.
Cotton.

Savannah, Ga, OCT. %, 1913.
Cotton.
The market was quiet again to-day, and the
,o,oand light, prices slumped 1-16e to &c.
Ssa bnvers were not anxious to purchase
In In At the decline. On Change at the first
IN at i0.: 0 a. m. the market opened quiet
10 Unchanged, with sales of l,5l2 bales At
-. o., regular midday cali at1p. m, prices had
sacIined l-l6c and remained quiet with sales
- o44 bales. At the last call at p. m, the
S.orl,et closed quiet, the sales being 95 bales
n,al,inr the entire sales of the day 1881 bales
Tse oficial quotations at the close of the
r,arlzet we're as follows:
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Memoranda.

Steamer Alpha. Daniels, Button, Port
Royal and Beaufort-C Fl Medlock, Agent.
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Country Produce.

Market for poultry steady; fair demand;
grown fowls p pair, 75c; z grown, 5O36Oc;
y grown chickens, 40045c q pair; geese y
pair 9Oc9s1; ducks, 65075c. Market
for eggs is firm. Supply fair; country
per dozen 2lc022 Peanuts-Ample stock
demand fair, market steady; fancy h. p. Va.
y ID, $4,000; h. p. y ID, 45ac; small, h. p q
b. 4lac.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-05
Notice..

We wish to correct an erroneous
impression about our water rates.
The number of MIGRANTS, in no way,
effects the rate, as we sell water by
yearly privileges only.
The following principal privile-
ges will show how we expect pay.
ment:
For families of 5 or less So per
year.
For bath tub privileges (private)
So per year.
For water closet privilege sl.5o
(private) and So (public) per year.
For horses or COWS (per head) IS
cents per year.
For trees Outside of any lawn
measurement each, 25 cents per
year.
For lawn sprinkling (per 100
square feet) 90 cents per year.
No irrigating, garden or street
sprinkling allowed; nor hydrants
permitted to run after 10 o'clock
p. m. THE BELL WATER Co.
per j. D. Bell, Pres
August /. 1891.
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free silver. The senate is gum ter
set down on Grover, bit thar js
plenty NV room if he's still or
GROWN, like he wus the lost time
heard frum him. They il all
guyn ter lock horns and then take
"orns and the people will come out
NV the little end of the horn. !
amt no prof., but | had er uncle
what red the prophesies, and
wanter say that the outlook is mitv
lowry and sombre-day light is er
gettin nifty scace er long the line nv
futurity. We had Just as we'll fix
up ourselves ter stand the storm
fur its er cunning Senator Vest
told one truth tother day when he
said the financial outlook fur this
country wus more gloomy than
since the foundation NV our govern
ment. We kan but hope but it
looks mitily like "hoping against
hope" "OooAs1oNAI."
Waco, August 4.
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SILVER CHIMES.
Remarks Wise and Otherwise
on the important Subject.

Mr.. News MAN: AZ you amt
beard from me on the finantial ques-
bon ! wants ter ventilate myself er
little just ter be up with the process
bon Of smart men, and not because
noed anything erbout the question.
This silver bisness has bin er
Playin' the devil with the tribes and
bations of this yearth ever since
pudas monkeyed with tom thirty
pieces. Rite thar the = Able ber-
BUN. Whether Judas was fur free
eilver or not the Book sayeth not,
put one thing sertin, he was awful
ree with what he got. / amt
lound out how many cents or silver
aollar had in it them days, nor does
make any difference. If er sill.
sa dollar buys as much as er gold
DOLLAR that's enuff. Thar's sum
mon What amt got as much sense as
san other men, yet they is just as
good men as tothers. So if the
allVer dollar amt got as
| E cents in it as the gold dollar
|iaslust as good all the same. Sum
loks is cuttin' up cause they wants
ian "honest dollar" Its not the
COLLAR what amt honest, but it's the
y, felers whats got it; sorter
\ the old sayin that "fgers wont
ne'" which muy be so, but the feler
wnat makes the tigers lies. Err bout
'ne silver what Judus had we no
plty little. 1t was curensy in the
noman government, l CESS, fur it
passed p 30. X" George Clark writ
81 =. snort note ter Tom Cox and said
.nat home used bat skins and grass
hopper hides fur money, bat Tom
a ~ swallow it. George turned
81 81, "summerset" the other day and
1 IT, OH Nv the democratic platform.
~ ~ lakes er wide platform fur Geo.
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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-05
Those Who Sell Consigned Pianos.

Those Who Sell Consigned Pianos.
When consignment piano and
organ agents, who may still have
some credit with the manufacturers,
can not find any more unfortunate
men to travel on commission, they
may try to make local agents in differ.
emit towns of any parties who will pay
freights on few sample instruments.
The consignment class of instruments
can be detected by the agent demand.
ing notes with interest and ironclad
contracts on instalment sales.
People who sign notes and buy such
instruments deserve no sympathy. We
are cash buyers. We have six houses
in Texas; we employ salaried sales.
men; we do not ask for notes on time
sales. THos. GOGGAN & Bro.