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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01

| IA TilImar's purpose and hope TO mobolize
MT least 1000 men at Darlington. but he
finds Il difficult to mobolize anybody. lie
has issued n proclamation proclaiming
Darlington In state OF instruction. and
will exhaust ail his power to suppress the
trouble.
DARLINGTONIANSU UNDER ARMS
In the mean time the citizens Of OAR
Iington are not idle. At 6 o'clock this
afternoon there were 2I5 armed men at
Darlington and In its vicinity ready TO
defend the people Of that town against all
corners.
Last night the dispensaries at Florence
and Timmonsville were raided. and the
whitley turned into the gutters. To-day
scou ng parties have been securing the
country for the whiskey spies who made
their escape yesterday. Three OF them
were captured at Sumter to-day and sent
to the penitentiary In Columbia for safe
keeping.
Seven or eight more spies were sur
rounded in swamp at Syracuse, and are
certain 10 be captured Two others sur
rendered to-day, and are now In the HANDS
OF the people. IL Is believed and threat
ened that all who are captured VIII be
killed, and there are strong threats TO-
night that the spy. McLendon. who was
wounded in the fight yesterday, VIII be
lynched tonight
The situation ia very grave. and the
state OF the public mind Is Understandable
At no time I'm the history OF this state
for the last thirty years has there been
so great estrangement between its peo-
pie.
EXCITEMENT IN CHARLESTON.
The most intense excitement has pre-
vailed I'm Charleston to-day. The bulletin
boards OF the News and Courier have
been surrounded all day with crowds or
excited people. but the utmost good order
has been preserved. The following adj
dress was issued this afternoon. and
posted on the bulletin-board:
ITO the People OF Charleston:
THE situation in the State Is one OF ex-
ceeding gravity. Ii Is OF the highest i'm
portance TO Charleston and TO the State
that In this crisis the citizens Of Charles
ton shall do all In their power to pre-
serve absolute peace and quiet in the
city. We appeal to all good citizens. with
out respect 10 political affiliations, 10 lend
their efforts In this behalf. Let us, at
least, abstain from all assembling OF our
selves together or public demonstration.
(Simed) JOHN +. FICKEN,
JOSEPH W. BARNARD,
GEORGE Il. EDWARDS,
&c. l.. BCLST,
"CHARLES l.. ENGLESBY,
"a. w. MARSHALL,
81. G. HEMPHILL,
81. j.. sMYTHE.
III. BAER."
Tho effect of this lDDpal wac r,reot
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SITUATION VERY GRAVE.
Several Companies of Militia Moving on
Darlinrton-Constables Surrender.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SURRENDER
CHARLESTON. S. c.. March G.-The
situation at Darlington is quiet but dan
gerous. Governor Tillman has been send
ing orders all day to volunteer military
organizations throughout the State to go
10 Darlington. Last night the three com
panies OF Columbia refused TO obey his
orders. and disbanded. To-day the Cor
don-Iight Infantry declined to so. and
sent the Governor dispatch, saying: 1--WE
are in sympathy with the citizens OF Oar
lington In their purpose TO defend their
homes" The Sumter Light-Infantry have
refused 10 obey his orders. The Bishop
Vile company, Of Sumter county, went TO
Darlington to-day, but afterwards re-
turned home and would not perform the
work expected OF them. The Fourth Bril-
gade, OF Charleston. the largest and best
equipped body of troops in the State, has
been ordered to the front. and will not
go.
But several companies have moved on
Darlington, and are now en- route to that
place. A company from Aiken county. the
Addison Rifles. OF Orangeburg, a company
from Clarendon county, and perhaps seve-
raj other companies from adjoining coun-
or in the morning.
At Orangeburg. DIR. J. NJ. Stokes, who
was defeated for Congress at the recent
election by General lzlar. made pas
slonate harangue, and organized Il COM
pany Of 100 men. with a farmer as cap
tain. 70 20 TO the support OF Tuiman- ~
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University Easter German.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. March 81
Especial. 1.-The Easter german given by
the University German Club was pro-
nounced great success. 1t was led by
Mr.. Louis S. Green. and danced to de-
lightfm music by Douch's string band
OF Washington. d. c. The chaperons
were NrA Randolph. Mrs. Mason. Mrs
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II would be well for him TO leave the
town. but he IL not made OF that kind OF
stun. and remained to speak In case the
meeting was held, though he did not
think II wise TO attempt TO hold a meet
ing. as n fight might have been started,
the tension OF feeling was so great.
The Reform leaders all reached the
conclusion that In the interest OF the
preservation OF peace Il would be well
TO postpone the meeting, and 1t was post
poned.
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lc's Best Arlosi Cof-o. w D..

" UfIoHus NDIH-sH-, IIF tI-.|U -------
asied Coffee, bees. GA gao uHr..
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w, entity Because Of Insanity.

CHRIsTIANSBURG. VA. March H.
fspecial. 1.-THE trial OF Charles ]. Callison
FOR the murder OF Thomas Dodson. an ac-
count of which was given In the LIS
patch at the time. was commenced on
"wednesday. and concluded to-day. The
iurv rendered a verdict OF not guilty,
because OF insanity. The verdict Is uni
yersaily approved.
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animation. and was sent on to the grand

jury. ,,, aox
for Fannie Bowles, the white woman VINO
killed her infant last week and threw
the body from the car window. She 10 IN
1aIl at Radford. but the Roanoke author,
ties claim that the crime was comm,ttea
here. The Judge Of the County court
there refused to let the Roanoke authorr
ties have the woman, ana she VIII proo~
bly, be tried at Radford.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01
BLACK
DRESS GOODS.

Ul(UOD UOODO,
We have Just opened up for early
spring wear some OF the latest novel
ties-the newest weaves-the most
stylish erects-and altogether the
largest assortment OF BLACK
DRESS GOODS ever shown on our
counters. We propose to give the
best value IN Black Goods ever
shown in this city. Those who have
seen our new stock compliment us
upon our most excellent selection.
Those who have not seen these goods
will find the prices lower for the
quality than they ever expected to
find.
46-inch Black Bengaline Cloth. ex-
tra-fnc qualty--fine and medium
cord-better value than you ever
bought at S1.2j a yard.............A.
Black Fancy Weaves in Diagonals.
Stripes. Checks, Basket Weayes, and
Figures in an immense assortment
at 10, Sc, 81, N.2j. SIS, and $40.
Black Venetian Capes-splendid
All-Wool Black Crepe Cloth--three
special values at....9Oc.. 81. and Sl25.
4O-inch Black snk-warp Henri
etta-the best value ever shown
at sl-worth.. .,....................S1 %.
Black Silk-Warp Henriettas-the
Celebrated "Prtcstley's make"-the
best goods ever made-sl.37i5, $50.
sl.65. sl.7J. 81. 1925. $50. and SO.
Black Silk-Warp Eudora Cloth
the new favorite. ..sl.37 to 50 a yard.
4O-iuch All-Wool Imperial Serge
a real good value..........5Oc. yard.
4O-inch Atwood Storm Serge
37iec. a yard.
4s-inch Black Cheviot Serges-very
fine. and would be cheap at 81 a
Black ATWOOD Whipcords-
81 and $l.25 a yard.
ATWOOD Black Henrietta Cloth
Sc. 81, and s1.25.
Atwood Black Cashmere
80, 75c., 81, N.25. and $50.
All-wool Black Figured Veil
ngs................5O and COO. n yard
All-Wool Black -veillngs-
Coo. TO sl.25 a yard.
ATWOOD Black Tamlse Cloth
81 and 81 % yard.
ATWOOD Black Challle. 81 and 81. 25.
Nun's-Velling with border for
wells. ...................A TO s. a yard.
All-Slk Black Yelling
S2.25 TO S a yard.
Black Silk Grenadines in plain.
figured, striped and brocaded-
81 to s. a yard.
Black All-Snk Hermann
sl.25 a yard.
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X pOTNUS GRANTTNI"

! C,IX POUNDS GRADUATED
| - Oak Tor ....-..--..- ..-..- -----..
dozen Norih Carolina CIt u.r.a- t-
! Largo BrOoms ...............-....... .....
] Best cry h"al, per bl-h".............
/ White s Sugar. per Il4iu ....-......
/ New Orleans NOlaSse-. plr El..,n.......
! Roasted Coffee, bees. GA gao utr.
per pound. .,..........- ........
Arbuckle's Best Ariosa CoAee. poc iu..
/ New Raislns. ........ ...-....
| Fresh soda Crackers, ger pound. .......
| Sugar-Curod shoulders. peg Iog.l ......
/ > large bars soap ior.......- ....-..... .....
I New PruDef. : pounds f0r ..........
| xxx Family -Four. t3 ARE. .r saet.
| Homemade Preserves. o. .c 4 lp...s
iOr.......s ..t...t...-t t---..- ..-......
Vino tor jelly. per qulit......-.........
! HOLSTERS, per can............-..... ......
! Now Goldfish. per pound. ............
| Large cars pio.Peachr-. 3 iur...........
! Large Cans Table peaches, pee ca......
J pounds Mixed cakes for..........
! Home MGio Apple Butter. per pound
/ Silver King Dest Patented tl0gClcr sa.f
| New Dates...... ....-... ....... ..... ....
Snowflake Patented flour, per 5as......
I New Curraut-. ..-...-.-.. ..-............
] Iti-h POtatoe-. per 2ccA. ...-..-.
I California ams.,..........
Pure-SuSar SYrup, per gaucn....,.......
WR-h ng Pow Iefs. per ia tkAge .........
/ salt Salmon, per pound ........-.... .....
B Breast 20 A......---. ..--.... .-.......-
/ Breast bacon ....-.....s ..------s.t.....t
/ Pure Lard, pcr puupl. ..................
} Smoked JOW.-. per pound ...............
|. Chalmers Gelctioe. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
| 3 pounds Cinser->uaps t0r..............
barry juno Peas, per can................
sour Pickles. per gallon.
, 90 Ms Best Corn i0r................ ......
.
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Kid Cloves.

The "Trefousse" has no superior
for Fine Glove. 1t has stood the
test OF wear. 1t has the style the
fit found in no other glove. All the
popular colors, with colored stitching.
and white with black stitching
s. pair.
12-Button-Length Suede Mousque-
taire, made TO retail at h.75 a
pair ...........'.'''''''' ''''''''''''A'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01

CAPTAIN ]. J. Ancele. an old Confeder.
ate, who lived near Scottsville died
Friday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01
THE F0URQUREAN-
PRICE COMPANY
SILKS.

SILKS.
Phenomenal silk selling make large
silk purchasing possible. Large pur-
chases bring advantageous prices.
This is what we bring you to-day.
Such has been the result In our SILK
Department that we shall offer to-
morrow morning the largest variety
ord the greatest values in SILKS
ever shown in Richmond. There are
n hundred or more styles, and every
one the choicest OF the choice. We
doubt II you will ever again see
another such lot OF fine goods at
such remarkably low prices:
21.,nch Chine Taneta Silks in white.
Nile. and mails ground with small
colored figures. 20 yaru'
2l-lnch Glaze Taffetas. light grounds
with figures in Dresden ects..a2S.
2a.,nch Black Brocaded Taffetas
with small colored figures in blue.
corn, and red..........N.2o yaru'
Striped Glace Taffetas in popular
hair-llne strlpe-all new shades
e5. 75c., and 81 yard.
a-inch Black Brocaded Taffetas-
excellent quality.........'''N yaru'
27.,nch India silks in navy and
h,,ck a yard.
o7.inch Striped China sIlks-navy
ground with fine white stripes
Csc. yard.
Japanese Wash silks in a beautiful
assortment Of new colorings-
80. 30. and SIC. yard.
GILT c,nchams-the most popular
summer fabric made-a full line OF
new patterns. .5oc' Earu'
Black Molre silks in a full line OF
small and wide effects
81 to 50 a yard.
Figured China Silks in new pat
terns.........25. IS. and soc. a yard.
Toxic Crepes-evening shades-in-
GLIDING black........'.'''''''''
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Go,d.worthy Goes to the Grand Jury.

ROANOKE. VA. March d..tSpecial')-
y. Goldsworthy. the Englishman VINO II
wanted here for forgery. and VINO was
arrested In Lyncfcurg. was orougne "
Roanoke this morning. lie "ai'c"
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WANTED. YOU TO KNOW TIT

WANTED, YOU TO KNOW THAI
w for The next thirty days W. val s.,e
lutey free OF charge q pc. I0ctl-Br..n a.. 70
PC. uoX OF TOoth-POwier n yOI vii bay D. -
Ito OF NELSON'S tOOrh- AND MOI lli-N t-
Prico pc. ". u. NELSON, tao Drugs ..
F0Itth and Leigh streets. O. -'-.
s'TNHERE ARE NO FLIES tN
l. sMlIH.'-Yol caanot msksa six pI.a5
out OF a sOw's ear. lgt YOU can secure T.ir t. q
aud money IN HERRlNG-H ALL AAkNlA '.t.
PANl'S FIRE AND Bl KGLAk-fEOO. ~ -r
B.. e. oNilli,
my - No % north NiniG s,tee-
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Upright Piano, 500.

at Hume Minor Co.. 600 Broad street.
New Pianos. Great bargains.
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.NATER.GROUND MEAL

TT WILL COST YOU NOTHING
4 to leaTa 81 GUARANTEED PERMANsN
CURE OF BLOOD Poison IA thirty Gays ay
address. A. c. JONES, ga Adams s.reoi, 4 ll'
cage. q 2S-Sul2.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01

WANTED, CASH CUSTOMERS
w fer 4-BURNER GASOLINE srOVE--res
style; used sax weexs-goot as new. Cost 81 !,
Will sell for SO. N. LkIDlS
sfoNk-hOUsE.
NH 30-F&Su2y 1900 east krspkhn,
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BUsrNFsS wAsrs


WANTED. DESIRING T. Dr.
w TIRE from buslnosq OFFER ....,
THE SALOON. consisting
tauIant. LuDch-COunirr l
Pool Room. which has hr.
By me successfully Tor a..
years. This Is a splendid 0,r.
any one desiring - engage i.
HENRY
an LII, I95 case o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01

I WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW La
4 DIES to mail from their homes my circulars
ana assist me IN my business can pay salary
from s. 70 $40 a week, according to ability. No
experience necessary. furnish postage-stamps
and circulars 70 each lady who engages with me.
STEADY employment the year round. Sample
and illustration OF work ffee. Address. with
stamp, MRS. MARION WALKER, Louisville,
KY NH 4-Sujt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01

y ENCE, holding tho ir-t
Certificate OF tue London .trf.
IA n vacancy Tor twO pr n..n
very low. Address o.. d., ca.' ..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

GOO TO s75 WEEKLY CAN BIZ
DOO made By our local agents y, tn nTs, ~
town. Exclusive territory 10 tno.s "hy Az.
ply. HUB PORTRAIT CO., o3L D'' hIIi.
nue. 6, Minneapolis, MINI. ny
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WANTED. TO LOAN 81.

w everybody suns f-0n
paymcuts--0 Dor ccuf. A.-.,
TOR old and young, MT % i.F
81. send STAN? Tor ls.t ...-.
Agents wRufe4
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yArANTED.-9I00 CASW Y

w AsODA-wAIER APrAE1.
tains. Yarbie-l0p C0lrfer org
Plated Glass iloi iefe. Pro.
ply - onco nc 1Ol nor'l Ia.-.
good ICE-BON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01
TO LOAN mon.

l" IN ID, To LT-NF Vt IT =
w CITY REAL ESTATE or
terest. small monthly paym
business paper. Small loars 0.
Endorsement Guarantee C1m,rr.
". iHh"..
40 Liz HaanF.l..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01

WANTED, SITUATION AS CLE cor-
w or ASSISTANT BoOK-KEEPBR or COL-
FCT0R ,oy aholesals or retail store ~ Young
man Is years OF age. i've years expoiieDvWv'
and rcIiable. Adiress II. +. W., care -. o, W.
Hottom Jr. Beach, Va. hp A-H"~ -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01

DEPRESSING AN ID MAILING
"A circulars, writing. etc, In yonr Vmp a. n yonr
steady work and good wages. hepY W 49,. 800
own Handwriting with self-sddressod stan in's
envelope !" ~'e' A ap 1887
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01

WANTED, AN AGENT hAvlNu
w siO 20 5000 20 invest IN safe business !"
r-,,a rrSITgD STATES NOVELTY CONfANl,
35Ig vernon avenue. Chicago, Ill, ana learn
what they have 10 oder aud get TAU par,Ssu'aa,
CanitaI ca n be doubled every week. % I-s"f'-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01

WANTED. A GOOD NJ A \ ~
w take charge Of ice-wagon and team 20
work on shares. Apply a. 40 wess ny
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01

GOOD AGENTS EVERINht Err
" for latest eflce speciality. Sells i'seh WIN
large profit. Enclose siam ?. .o,p.Sv
Az I ~ -, y, % Milwaukee, Wis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01

CALESMEN WANTED ~ In1 and
our goods by sample 70 tho wholesa.e, Snt
retail trade Sell on sight to every Des', I'D
man or firm. LIBERAL salary ana eA p,,-sss with
s.amp. CENTENNIAL hANUFsOl : NJ
CONPtNY Milwaukee, WIS. ~ -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01

WANTED. GOOD WAIST AND
w SKIRT HANDS 0y DREsSMAkEH' -"
| 200 north Fifth street. ny 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01
= ADIFs WHO WILL DO WRITING
C,,TPGNFY WANTED TO SELL

i for me at their homes Will MAKE s0oI l,le,,e.
Renly with seif-addressed, stampel 9nN'''FN
Miss MILDRED MILLER, South Bend ln9'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-01

WANTED, SEVERAL EAPkhl-
w ENCED HANDS ON DRESSES. zone
hut those who havo worked Tor hrst-cisss, Glos'-
put eno 80 onoIv MRS FORD
aO lit All "cst M1'9h'A4 ~
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-07
Removal.

Mr.. r. p Sparks who for the
past eight years has been engaged in
the carriage, buggy and harness
business at 500 and sos Austin
avenue, is moving his immense
stock into new quarters at 5lS
Austin str, ct, some four doors west
Of his old stand. In his new
quarters MIR. Sparks has the most
commoiious show room and the
most extensive floor room of any
repository to be found in the state,
consisting of something over four
thousand square feet on the first
floor with immense rooms above
containing almost ten thousand
square feet. This upper space is
now filled with carriages, buggies,
pl atoms, carte, etc, presenting in
Their splendid array 4 sight we'll
worth seeing. Mr.. Sparks handles
the best goods from the most rella-
bic factories and is now in his new
quarters ready TO suit your taste
and pocketbook, for out of his i'm.
mense stock you can certainly be
suited. He is prepared to sell } on
a buggy, the harl ess and whip, and
if you happen not to want whole
buggy or carriage he will sell you
any part of it, for he carries full
stock Of extras.
When you call do not fail to 60
up stairs, for the splendid display
of vehicles will we'll repay the
trouble.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-07

Berry, died yesterday of scarlet
fever at the resideuce of her parents
on North SIKH street. This is Il g
third des h from tcarlet fever IN the
Berry family.
The following licenses to marry
were issued by the county clerk
today: Wade Davis and Miss Ida
Hardin, Daniel Boon and Mrs Ii.
NJ. BARGE, DIR. J. b. Horne and
Miss Imogene Giles, j. M. Malone
ard Mrs. Lola Howard.
The Waco Medical association
held an interesting meeting l. st
night. These meetings are held
every Tuesday night aud are a
source Of much improvement and
mutual benz fl among the members
q the medical profession.
The general impression is, that
owing to the quiet, but manifest In
terest that is being shown in
the coming municipal election, the
registration will be unusually large.
Gaesses at figures all the way from
5000 to 1000, are frequently heard
on the streets.
TIE following cases were dis
posed of in the city court this morn
ing: Henry Virgins, soliclting
passengers n depot platform, fined
81 Frank Parker, drunk, tined 50;
Tom Calhoun, soliciting passer gers
on depot platform, fined 81; Bill
Bel, simple assault, fined 81.
There has, so far, been only one
case of scarlet fever outside of one
family. The infected district in
the neighborhood OF the WOODEN
IN lis ls, how ever, still under
quarantine regulations which Will
remain in force until all signs Of the
disease or anything of a suspicious
nature is totally eradicated.
The donation party given by the
Home association yesterday evening
was great success. Their build
ing Is now completed and ready for
occupancy. 1t Isl commodious and
handsome structure, and is con-
st'ucted so that in time to come
wht n additions to the building are
desil ed, they can be easily made.
The attention of voters Is directed
to the importance Of preserving
their registration certificates. If
lost, they can vote if their name
appears on the ward boos, but it
requires much time and iuconveni
ence for the judges to find the name,
unless voter has his certitlca, e,
and if voters hold on to their certi'
ticates great deal of delay and
annoyanre can be avoided.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-07
PERSONAL,

r. A, Greer, of Bsauus.
guest at the Pacific.
A. B. Armstrong, the ID
travelling man, is at the Pscij
Miss Lena Conveys, Of q
vile, Is a guest at the Pac.i. |
Mr.. and Mrs. j II. Brow
Virginia, are guests at the /
Il. Mccain and E. Broe|
Dublin, are guests at The
hotel.
Hon.GW. S. Warner, Of Nj
kee, is in Waco visiting hi
Mrs. M. b. Davis.
Mr.. Will Jones, pIl
business man of Mineols, NJ
grapbed at the Royal.
p. d. Preston, one Of th|
popular men who carry gIlEi
St. lie uis, is in the city.
Col. William A. Tulsl|
handsome and atfable Sii1
passenger hustler, is in the d1
J II. Brown and wife sld
Will Jones, of Virginia, en- ~
Mineola, Texas, are stopping
Royal.
r. M. Goodall, of New i'1
S. Brently, OF Boston, W, :, A. \
tor, Of st. Louis, O. ba!
New Mexico, and DR.. II. icy
Pailadelphia, are among u"
arrivals at the Royal.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-07
MOVING THE HONE.
The Great Charity Establishment Goes
Into It's New Quarters.

The Home was moved today from
the house en- franklin street, In
which it has been since its beginning,
to the building on Tenth and Jones,
lately constructed for it.
M 8. Hibbs, who has managed
the institution since its first estab-
lishment. gees with it, and will con-
tinue the inside direction. 80
popular has she tecome with her
neighbors, 90 agreeable has she
made The Home, that all in the
neighborhood of the old establish
ment regret to see her leave, and
send many good wishes after her
and her rather heterogeneous family.
The Home is charity of which
all Waco ia proud, and it is each
day gaining stronger hold upon
the affections Of the people
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-07
MAN ri Os.. savaTnAb, Ga,

MEssR'. l. PPMAS Ri os.. ssvarnah, Ga,
GEMS I've used nearly four bottles of Y. p
p. was afflicted rom the crown OF my head
TO the soles of my feet Your 2. z p. has
cured difficulty Of breathing ana smother ne
pslpltstion the heart, and relieved ne of a /
pains; one nostril was closed for ten years
now can vreyth through 1t rea lily.
hsve not sleI on either side for two years
in fact drea ed to see pIg-t come, now eileen
soundly In any position ali night.
/ an 81 years Old, but expect soon 10 be able
to take hold # the pillow andes l feel pr ond
! was lucsy enough 10 get p. p. p. and
heartily recommend 1t to my friends aud the
public generally. Y, urs respectfully
A. N, RAMSEY.
THR TATE or TEXAS,
County Il C5manche
Before the undersigned authority on this
day, personally apgea ed \. NJ. Ramsey. who
after being duty sworn. says on ustn that the
foregoing sta emeit made by him reiaiiye To
t. Virtue Of P. r. II. M dicins Ia true
n. NJ. RAMSEY,
sworn TO ard subscribed before me this,
August ith, 1872.
J. NJ. l. INERT, Mp.
Comanche Co. Texas