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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-18

RE| swept the high road
\AE4HsD and behind them was
M|SV fringe Of trees, and
then the levelest
grassy slope you ever saw.
It was pretty hard for the haymakers
in the summer to swing the scythe aud
rake the hay up and down or back and
forth across the steeply rising ground.
Mr.. Swazey, who owned most of the
slope, declared it was standing tempta.
tion to rival the vineyards ne had seen
on the river Rhine by planting terraces
of grapes across its bosom.
1t remained for Ella Waldron to dis
cover the true purpose for which this hill
was formed $50 she sald). 1t was in the
early winter Of 1S0- when the snow COW
cred the whole expanse that she caught
the inspiration as she looked up its
dazzling cloak Of pure white to where,
half mile above, Swazey's south gable
| just pceped over skeleton trees.
What toboggan slide" she ex-
claimed.
Twenty seconds later she was before
the gate, starting up the high road with
the intention of unburdening her mind
into the responsive ear of Will Swazey.
One of the town boys was just com.
ing along on the way up the hill. 1t was
Dick Carson, Wills chum.
s'Good afternoon, Miss Waldron. I'm
going up to
ooh, DiclS!" interrupted Ella, unable
to restrain her enthusiasm. "I've got
such an idea! You know the Swazey
hillside, behind the house such a to.
! borgan slide! And we eau form club
you know and-and I was just starting
up to see Will about it. Don't yov
/ think its perfectly splendid idea1'
"n'm!' exclaimed Dick. "Seeine
hat | was going to propose the same
thing to Will, think the idea is pretty
fair"
"No, were you rcally1 Well, COM
along then and WE'LL
'No-o, l guess not" returned Dick
with pretense of doubt. ~ guess Ii
turn back and mail an order to Ne7
York for toboggan and an outfit"
'What fort There's plenty of time
Besides, it isn't settled yet"
"Oh, yes it is-if you're going 70 tel
Will you want it."
'.Oh. you tease" cried EAa with
little flush. "Come along, now, an
don't be saucy.
And this explains how the Luna To
boggan Club came to be formed, ant
perhaps little more besides.
There was great excitement over it an
enormous curiosity, you may be sure, Ut
I'll fiuallv two crates OF toboggans al
rived from New York with bcxes of th
regulation Canadian costumes for boy
and girls.
Bu, the winter seemed to have passe
then, for the air was mild aud the sno
had vanished. But change came an
one February afternoon big fake. bega
to fall, faster and faster and next morr
ing~;heE were falling still aud the L;
was sigh. to behold.
Everybody VIA. late to school, I.
everybody mus. look over bis toboy-a
ana bis suit, to make sure they were :
right, and then they all lost more tin
as they gathered about Will Swazey +.
the gate and listened to his mothers i
vitatioa % > great Inauguration spre2
st ihel. house after the spor: was owe
For O. course the Swazey house, just
the top OF the hill was to be the hea,
| quarters Of the club.
Woris can hardly describe the z
exci.enen. OF the night Children 81
parents alike came, the former wrap.l;
Up 10 the ears IN their brilliantly color.
suits, and dragging their ,obo2Sans. :.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-18

ran 10 where Ella ~as wildly flounderine |
OF her back no, far away.
lie quickly assisted her to rise.
''Arc you hursi' he asksi breath
lcssly
NO, think not. I'm trembling SO,
though. can hardly stand. Wha, hap.
penedf"
~ DON. know, j, va. 50 sudden
couldn', sec."
ut seemed 70 me a. IL some crea,
black rock rose up before u.-look
there. What is thasi"
VIII turael aud looked up the hll',
and saw q shadow m1ss lying close
to the spot where they hal beea upset.
1T doesn't look like the man. he
said. "He seems to have been scared
off Let Us see what it is"
First recovering their tobo-can,
whicn was smashed alon. one side. the,
climbed the few PAGES necessary to reach
what seemed to be the object With which
they had colided.
''lt's bag" said Will, after a brief
examination, "a potato sack.
'"That man, whoever he was. mus,
have dropped it, aud We bumped against
it,
ard where's he gone to, Ia like to
know"
"Perhaps he thought We were killed
and was afraid hed be hanged Tor our
murder
"Well, he ought to have had the sense
to find out before he ran away. think
I'll give shout to let him know we're
all right as to oui lungs any way. Then
perhaps he'll come baN for his bay.
wonder what in it. It's pretty heavy
and all full Of knobs-a lot Of sof,
things like clothes, too"
Will had been feelieg over the outside
Of the bag, but now he rose, aud tura
ing towards the woods, he gave rIny
ing halloo.
There was 90 answer, but, while they
were waiting the1 sounl Of clio king
gate made them turn, and what did they
see but Mr.. Waldron running towards
them from his back yard.
ella, 60 right into the house aud
i help your mother, and Will, il you can.
! | wish you'd d run over TO Dr. Somerby's
/ while 60 down to the Constablc's."
"What's the matter!' Ella and WilI
ashed in unison.
"Thc house has been ransacked by a
burglar We found Bridget locked in
/ the cellar aud she is :anting evcry three
minutes. Your mother Is neariv dis
! tracted and we must-yhat is that2'
Mr. Waldron's excited eye had fallen
upon the bag lying behind viii.
"WeIl. If I'm no. mistaken, TINT is
/ TIE pluuueE lToul your nOusc, Or part o.
| it,1 responiel VIII, whrse quick in
tclcct had pieced .cserAi things to
ccther in second.
"What do you mcan7 low do 20
know Mr.. Waldron was cxces.iyel
ste.ticd, i, vas Pain.
! We nearly 'ran oscr man who wn
crossing the snoa, a1d VIC frightcncc
hlm So that nc dropped this bag. aud "
went shooting over IT, IIe WIS comm
"IIe-e, help NE dra- it Lacs. v
will sec II you are right. D,1n ahead
Ella, and help quiet Bridge'."
Between the two the bag was 1raccc
70 The house, jus. as Bridge, was comm,
10 oft 0! her fifth fan.ins fl.
The announcement, Of their surprise a
the contents Of the bag seemed TO reviv
her m.raculousIy and she to.terei ove
TO the group ,ha. waited pa,.en.l
v-1i.e NJ. W4iIroa's nervous had Gu
tie string tina, bound the nece.
Oae ar,sc,e after another vas produce
aad exc.,edly iien.idei-silver candle
sticks. expensive table llaen. trinke'
from Mrs Wali-3ns b1leloir, an ere
snall but expensive travelling e-oc
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-18
What the Toboggan Found.

TT SMITH JAYNE.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-18

HE Waldrons lived at
the foot of |he hill.
Before the houses
swept the high road
down into the town
and behind them was
a fringe Of trees and
then the levelest
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-18

II TREEIAND Manager Grocery and Hardware Departments
! MoSELEi Manager Dry Goods Department.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-18

W tic llrgost in the South.
nl ani satisfaction.
cuts fpr
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-02-18
We buy in CAR LOAD LOTS, and gu,ran'
Old Hickory and Piedmont W. a
CONE TO SEE Usl

cheaper than other merchants dry goods or
Y, hats and hardware, don't ask you to buy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

Washington gets perfect illustration
- thu trnsh ehich i contained ia that
tTits saying. The king Il dead long I've
she knlE~ IN Inauguration Day With
the sfministrssi - ths oath = rresi-
dent befores . private eitizen. and =
private rtten tsesTuss t'se occupant -
sn off3es which NJ AhrAm ) Hewitt.
= Nes Yerk. las described - re -rand-
80 political et5ce upon earth He ~ho
vs. president IN tle morning aud now
becomes ex-presiienf usa8iiY Eaes swaF
withcsf any formal courtesy ~ parting
Nr HAYES wss driven from the Capitol
directly e tae railway ssafasn. where
- ts1tiT wac aeutsar ham. and started
far rs herse In fAtis srs within an hour
Rad ~ Mares an e>csTs fran death -
saF nan ever es1frseness eho - - .
flil xsy sccf1erf
fs@reral Arthnr qaifte3 The White
Hense fr rooi wAsn 10 left IL - e~sf.rt
his sr~re-eer - - feut,ai Afr sb~
1-h ~ s5niuisteyei t. Ciereiand Ar
rhar wet a. . ss-~t g the bosss =
'---cretary 81 Srata Frsiirzhur3xA IL
remained 81 - .-h.rzf n. Lowered. long
~ sasa zny go rrasslsat e~er iAi. stHep
ae wAs NJ Frsinehav.~as ssest ~
ii~esiy rsreh NJ f1aveIsn.f quits.si
= Aeflnxten 'rsuas-isstslT sftsf th~ IN
i''xurei esgr1sefas. se.i < q aslsrs1spd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

Thirty Weeks Sick, the Last
Twenty Weeks Confined
10 Bed.

My wife has been sick abou,
thirty weeks. and the last
twenty weeks confined to
bed. had five doctors. hut no
benefit; got worse all the
time and the doctors said
no one could help her: she got
weaker aud weaker all the time
and had dreadful pains aud
could not stand alone, when.
ia company with NV vafe's
brother. called on Or. :. Clay
Todd. 10 North Division street.
room 4. and gave him an
account OF her case. He pre-
rared some medicines. and /
began giving them 10 her
From the start the medicines
helped her as DIR Todd said
they would, and she gradually
improved and today. after
atodt four weeks using Or. 5.
Clay Todds medicines. she -
able 10 walk ten feet without
assistance.
JACOB ZUIDERFEI.D.
~ Lo-an street, t,rand Rapids. Mich
January a. lst3-
NOTE This patient sufferer. gradually re-
GOVERNS, her health. has attracted more atten-
ton than any ease 81 sickness ia Grand Rapids
fof riauy NsarS. Her PHYSICIANS failed utterly
a. gave any rriief uniil She Vas treatcd by Dr
: t.ay Todd then she gradually got better.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

tErtlAVns IEsr rtfori RATIOS.
>s4lrs..d nr-aa .iss saeu if sesasd -
f'lc4s Nav s.EsE March hal come.
tlt lte asrl experience il sithe~ IN
element 81 chilly wssfhcr
Df course pr-para'larsafe heng maze
far NJ i-s1ssrai esfe1 enisi Fithoutanv
Ell, nfhs ~ tas weather i'is customary
fr To c.f.xens - Wasflrg.i1 ~ a.
esint q local c,sotSittee. which - author
.s.i T. rsks ch1rxe n The military ard
civs- display Tbs committee appoints
slbsrsnrittrss. % whith are aeies,atsd
res su-tes ~ prtpaFiaE Tor the nan
4r-.l haI. for Invitations. far arrzs z.fsg
f'r 70 -zbt - lipe AMI aEher piacrs n
thc aue arl rhis COMMITTEES has co
- rsfi. with 10 government anil thu
sas.asittse. n coczra-s-
Aressiy q made evbssus thai the
riihfafy display vii - gate rs lrapce-
iss - sag thAf have s-aen rlai> ~ prc-
sie'is ioslFiraf while the ir.iics-
SONS ara fhst ~ rivie display may er-
cfe.l n trflisErF AL runters any ever
witnesses N y tshiaxe n 1pcn a si1ailar
occasion
lea " ss.ssn-y-on rrmrfttee has heen
IN rrruaniesS,cn with Mr. Cleveland.
sl .,ma - ne ieialis n the cere-
rarr hs~r heen determined. In s,nle
rsect' ihs-s 81 no li;-er frem tho=e
which hare cl4Nzac.sri ze5 ether ia
Aa1lr.r,ss~. u - always been sae
flsssn t,v ins,ance. Pr ihe PRESIDENT
eItt ug0r his arrivsi be Wsshinktln
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

had wzs exceptionally fortunate when
r. waa hrss inaagurate,l These wao
hfe Ia W4sflnxtcn leok forward to
ti..s ilausrurs.lsa ceremonial with
kesnezs 4arlsap ations Il pleasure. which
are always -tsglsered somewhat BY
Apprehension that The weather mar =,
bad prexss.ent HArr.-on was fnAngu-
raf.,l "a !. asy when the ram was both
heavy AMI chilly tieFfield's uiaagura-
tim t0.k place amid the most unple.is-
art Atmospheric conditions. although
tie pan 1l1 not fan until evening 1ks
asg Wa ra~ 3nl clcudy. anl these who
were spectators suffered considerably.
especially sts company which was per-
united 70 ~ upon ths platform erected
a. the eat ,ortico. eni upon which ths
president sts5d when 10 took the oath
Al delivered his inaugural.
Perhaps The taost trying Inauguration
tsy y - that which occurred on TIE, $ta
OF March. 1873 General Grant ~as
tlrn % s.1ke the oath = president for
second time. ard arraH seGaents had osea
made for : very brilliant military ana
cIgic eisIlAg. Ga liz evening of the 81
- March bitter cold wave ~ IL, IL
ereasiuy IA overwhelming the night, SO
that On lbe morning q The ffh " Washing
ton was sn8eriaz ~ il seldom suffers
from cold accom- panied by = high virl
l. was a. near "a epproach q a blizzard
A. The capital has ever experienced. Tie
military suffered VERY greatly. some q
them we're overcome with TIE cold. and
the cadets FROM Wess Point and rhe
naval acaste1y who were no, well pro-
tectei were completely demoralxss..
some ~ them suffering from first u.le..
ears aud tlxer. An isamcnsc taru..y
had gathered H. 81 Wilmington - witness
tb.s cereIsaiil. bri maay did MT dare
o. seatuTs forth aai Ease th- cold
Bnf uta C7rff "a appeared 20 take
The os,l ttc san ~ifl uron him. The
az vss as tailay ~ DC IS - Washington
in May Ilest FLOW n summer WIS
.rven iy tta v ~ go Gay. br lie
srgsaf lefhe .heinis. which,
t.alf- anta s.ir.. ga
$3.50 ar.y e.cs-
Hse sr-.ttnal iHe
% lls taga SEATS .lsl beea ia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

FNSH'S is the place to go
when YOU want a first
class dinner at the pop
ular price, 25c.
ARE YOU in a hurry and
wish observed quick
ly? Ncatncss and dis
patch is our motto.
IN our baking department
we excel and YOU will
find a large and varied
assortmc Mt OF the
choicest Of ca K s,
breads, etc.
WE are now open to re-
ceivc orders for reccp-
tons and parties. such
as Salads, Ices. Ruses.
JcllIes, Fancy Cakes,
Bon Bons, etc.
FROM our long experience
IN the catering VIC can
guarantee satisfaction
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

tat treszdens Harrison Will leave rns
eaIalal "a shs zftsrnoon u Izzag1rstsoa
Dss.
The indie4ssons are that the military
display. While II VII De ilnposta<. Nay
nol exceed Ia numbers the military 60
eort rendered az soss4e ot1er lnaag1rs-
tons. "A General Grants second inau-
garal AID upon TIE occassen of 1iarfelt's
inauguration there xss very large nid-
tary attendance. both from the talted
States army AID from the state militia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
ARE YOU ALWAYS
SLEEPY Z?

Do you get up nights,
an YOU control your nrinc7
l. there pain in your backl
On nervous prostrationl
Or nervous debility
OR impotencyT
Ever had rheumatism.
Have cafsTrhf
Have yen deafnessr
Or noises in the head!
Have you frightful pains in your lunSsf
l. your breath short9
Do you dreamf
l. stomach weak7
Do you feel worn QUIT
l. there a sense ~ gonenessf
Pains an back Of headG
Are you dreadful nervousf
Not enough or too much urinef
Does il hurt to urinatel
Does il smart or burnt
l. there weight or pressure in lower part of
abdomen
Does your urine settlef
Brickdu-i or cloudy deposit7
How long this wayl
Married OF singlel
About what agel
Then write or call on DR. s. Clay Todd No IL
Mort Division street. three doors north of Mon
zoe street. Nenham block. rooms L. 3 and q
Grand Rapids. Mich lie j. the famous Special
~ Physician who l. curing all these dreadful
complaints
Almost every town. or city. or neighborhOod
IN the nited States can boast Of some former
sufferer. Who has been restored 70 perfect
health and manhood and womanhood by DIR. ;.
Clay Todd m the last = years. He sends medi-
cines everywhere.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
WASTE NO MORE
TIME

With those useless and injurious medicines.
such a tonics. stlmulauts. ncryincs and socori-
fics, sleep producing drugs. HANDBAGS or insfru-
mental appliance they are cf no avail the
disease l. still there and can only b. cured by
DR.. :. clay Todd II North Division street three
door- north ~ Monroe street. Menham block,
rooms 1. 3 aud & Grand Rapids, Mich. Con
sultation free ani confidential. No charge for
services until cured.
Don't waste your time and money.
No running 10 drug stores.
Better medicines for chronic diseases can be
had ~ DR.. :. Clay Todd. ~ his Office. Is North
Division street. three doors north Of Monroe
street N-nhsm block. ruofns l. 3 and & Grand
Rapids Mich. with tho correct free advice for
using them. Call Gu DIR. :. Clay Todd and b.
restored 10 health.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
lie Roots Hlrl... Rarl- oto

The Eoots Herbs. Barks etc
are siippea directly 20 Dr. =
4 lav Todd from the countries
where they gross. and are conn
pounded and lispensed hy him
Medicines cent 81 all part> II
the world Make ono call. 4
fsos@sfie nf write af-out your
complaint IN your owa ian
guage
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

"Tso you know VI. Dryanst~ ssia
Mad
Yes replied Mamie Hes vs-y
issrnel. isn't hs
~ bat makes v8u think go
IL can AK 81 long on sura unintSr
esflgz fhfnes 81 ssiangten star
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

Keeper On nlsnagerief You'd better
nj ~ too close - that cige. Is none
to- strong. and tl- tigers q savage one.
Visitor Tn trYin< - SET acquainted
with hiua believe in keeping on ihs
god side even II a tiger
kesp-r polling hins away Then vru
~ careful - keep "a ms outside -Cti.
cage Trsbane
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

An exchange sifrihnfes this stafemesf
81 professor ~ ta.rsfsfry wfa rst -
piairing nfy A. experiment BAD faxed.
A. Yr 49, gentlemen. ~ present $40
- rffhirs Whf va 49, nafhluv ffrs
49, So stfeffif nnsh : 1osapsnian
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

Flefrnr~ o. fn kno~ snYfhsisx
sheuf sninzIas sasnAh<lis
thsfity Vel. ! xssess Do had =
fer-e faas afass ~lfA ttet hevrti = 3
fl.Dtly last as-ti. - -. 40 Issss Coees.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
YOUNG AND MIDDLE
AGEDl

Nervous debility nervous wrsknes,e-. result
IN from early iudi-cretioa~ aud excessi.c ~
manhood oseTwork - The brain. improper
treatment 81 some other di<easr@. improper use
II Instruments ~ examination and treatment
- some ofhcr disease hereditary weakness.
etc causin. lot manhood. inipotency. harrsu-
ue-s. In ability 20 collect ideas or remember
a word daring ccuyefsaflon. making The suf-
ierrr lose coofidenCr IN evrrs one. even himself.
causing continual worry and anxiety about
troubles that mover come sometimes causing
eriiersv often ctpstne insanity. one form II
deafness. paral5si-, nervousness. and heart
iisea-e inability - conduct business. etc.
alaayS cured by Dr. :. Clay Todd. - North
Disisi.5n street. r~sms ]. and {. Grand Rapids.
Mich
Caltfsnmediately.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
CONSUMPTION
CUREDI

nr : flaf Tesii GFeni Hsrids. Mich
pFkg ~tF nn Naii Joe can pnf aHy testi
rrunl4f n print ffaf rrr waEf - for ] bad
effstthtnx AES = AILofo
ffrf q ioi. state street Hasflncs Nich.
sta Nrs ALICE hai refsurnrsis-s futrrr,l.
if s.nssinrtioo, plfh slt as r.rlt.iieat tsr.s.
ft.s a.s sivtn uF ~ topci,ss - hfr s.hsxit
eia8s ftniif snd tfleuas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
BIG DAY FOR GROVER
Ho~ ne MI Be ladocted 10 he
Presidency.
FLUCTUATIONS COMPARED
The ~eath@f an ilapoFtant fae<or
ar. Cleveland Hs- ai~ays Bses
Fortunate Ia Ihs- Respect
IsAUGuaaTIoss COMPARED
r THE weather

r THE ~e~thsr
Dc as me ss VA
the case On tbs
ara of Aarcl.
1916. the mall
zurAl cervnnIs-s
with which Mr..
Cleveland vii be
hon red on TIE
sth II March.
ls8. viii prob
ably % a. iHu-
liAnt ~ any rhA-
have ever oscnr
rel Mr.. Cbsye-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
ONE MORE WEEK !.

For the benefit of those who have been unable 10 take
advantage OF our
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-26
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE

No 10. Six lots on Sixteenth street, betwt|
j, itcrsou and ,,,riun str, cts.
No. IT, rwo lots on Fourteentl street, u
tween Barron aud MORO streets
No. L.. Five lots on TWe'f th street betwtl
j fferson and Barro stree
40 Is. Three lots on :. ashington street, ne
\ xteenth tie t.
No IA. Twolot@ on rhirteenth slreet, betwet
Jefferson and Barron IT e-t,.
Nc. L.. Two lots corner Jeftr on AMI lwelf
~.reets
30 l6 -Four lots corner If Barnard 81
Fourteenth street..
80 - Three OTIS and small house on Sas
ngto street. near Six entu street
NJ. ). Two lots. corner OF Austin and Sever
teenth cts
No 20. -Four lots on Austin street, nes
Nv nty-ScCond street.
N, Il. Twenty eight los y Bel non, add
ton.
No. y. Four lots On Wa hiugton street, ne,
Twenty second rect.
81 - Thirteen los corner Webster an
Seventeen h street
No. 2i. sevenlois ON c by and Twenty Secon'
streets
No. q Seven lots on Barnett an went!
SECOND sireeta
n :, one snd one-hal' lots on eleventh
street. bet " cen Barron and Morrow ees.
No. 2N E,lht 10 on Barnard near lWen'!'
: cond street
No. %. Lots ON Fort Avenue. Conen's d.
ti0n Lots on Sanger Avenue Cnhe i addition,
Los on Morrow Avenue, Gomez IS addition
Lots on German Avenue. Goheu's addition
All of the lotsin Cohe s addition convex
len 10 lectric car line
No. 20'. Gotta e, . rooms, lot - 10y 1870 leT'
South Eighth street, we r Baguy Avenue
80. .0l. Cottage rooms lot 10 by 10 ies'
corner Eighth and bagby Avenue. ~,
No. 20! Cottage, Dom lot l20 by I'D ie''
corner Jefferson and Eleventh street.. ~,
No 2o5. Cottage, rooms lot dl Dy 10y iess
Thirteenth street, betN cen srron aud MOTTO
jtreets
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-26
Hotel ARRIVALS.

Hotel Palno-A X Ldpstan, S B
Jones, st Louis, John Sargent, St
Louis; David Russell, Houston; NJ
Calm, Jr, Dallas; Allie Gooduer, Me-
Gregor; Chas h, Brown, Jr, A b Ap.
per, Dallas; G ; Msrcher, Racine,
WI; S A Cavitt, Leon Juncrion "
K Biailock, McGregor; Tom Stewart,
Fort Worth; MISS Kate Jones, Litch-
tie'd, *, Wm / Brewer, FL Worth,
Albert Horne, Marlin; ! II Etiott,
Voc kum. T. Bolin, Cameron; John
A Kennedy, New Orleans A L
Achevey clty f + Hal, St, Louis
Louis Mollerlng, st. Louis, Harry
Flood, s c D9Haven, city; + T Am
bold, St Louis; w L Mere and wife
Chicago, | l.indman, Philadelphia;
W G Bssel, Chicago; David Levy,
San Antonio; NJ Weiss, Texas, 8 G
Bartlo, Rochester, New York; f f
Thompson. city, T z Snoograss,
Louis Crow, city
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-26
DENTISTS
Dr. JAMES r. MELTON.
KID - ~ n Il sss TDo
sos AUSTIN AVENUE. WACO.
PERSON IL

Mr.. n NJ Gilleu o! GatesvilIe, is in
the city
Receiver Alfred Abeel has returned
from Houston.
Mr. +. Il r Greer eftar spending
several days in Waco, left for Fort
Worth last night
Mr.. Charles Bradhrld, of Hcrder
son, Texds aud Mr. J Brucn, OF
TYLER, Texas, are in he city visiting
Mrs ID. Domnau at her re-idence on
Austin avenue.
Mr.. John I. Terry aud Mr.. w. \.
Battaile, the latter proprietor of the
Texas circulation of that staun ,h
democratic paper, the St Louis Re.
public, paid The News pleas mt and
appreciated call this moroing Mr.
Terry is Ass sung Mr BsttaiIe with the
circulation ia this srate.
Rev Mr. Carl Fromen, the new
pastor Of the North Ninth street NJ
\. scandinavian church, is IN the city,
and paid The News a pleasant call
today. H will devote one.third of
his time t. the church here aud the
remand 20 the Fort Worth church
Services there tonight, tomorrow night
and on Sunday at 3 p m. and $ p. M.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS


TnY NEW ~ authorized % nounce w. g.
Clay rs candida q for city marshall at the
April election.
TUE NEWS is authorile1 to announce j. II
lorson rs acnudidato for city marshal at the
April election
HE News /, HhnNzei t. aupouH &c Alf c..
Ne'll as ceudidAto f1rtc election to the ollce
of city marshal AT NE April election.
We ar" authorized to Hrnou 1ce Mr.. Miller
Moore as g CANDIDATE To- city marshal at the
ensulng election Apfil {.
Tuf News is authorized to announce sam :.
Hail as candidate for city marshal at the
Apri election.
suu NEWS H. authonl to announce Buck
Pppin q. candidate for city marshal at the
Aptil election.
Euu NEws is authorized to nnnosnce MIR.
J I'm -. kendrieS rs II c4ndidste Tor city
urshal Hi the April election
lHr NYws IS authariN,d go suu Unoe i ".
Sedh,fr 5He "a candida e for clty marshal at the
Apri election