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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-27
Impnrtunt Events.

The peop.e are always on the
look-o out for something that will
confer lasting benefi on them and
when it is found the fact is quickly
communicated from one to another.
Events Of importance crowd 80 fast
upon each other that we hardly have
time to discuss the merits of one
before another is brought to our
notice. We sometimes allow i'm
portant announcements to 90 almost
unnoticed until it is too later TO be
of benefit to US and this is one of
the reasons why we would ask you to
carefully uote what we have to say
today. Commencing Monday morn.
ing June 18th the j Hansel Wood
Clothing Co. insugurated 90 per
cent. spot cash discount sale on all
mems, boys and children's clothing
(black goods from s25 90 up only
excepted) and you should get in
early and take advantage of this
excellent offer. The people have
learned that the j. Hansel Wood
Clothing Co. always do just what
they promise and it is confidently
expo cted that this sale will be one
of the most successful ever inau-
gurated by these tireless toilers for
trade
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SUPERB.
The Citizens of
Waco
Are Respectfully In
Vited to go and
Inspect.

The finest works of art in photo
engraving ever produced in the
State of Texas ere now engraved
in Waco, on gold or silver, such as
watches, lockets, etc by the arts.
tic jawelry engraver, Mr.. NJ l..
Lands, at the Texas Jewelry Manu-.
featuring Co., 1913 South Fourth
street.
They are prepared to do all
kinds of engraving on gold, silver,
etc, such as watches, charms, rings.
umbrella handles and silverware.
We engrave script or ornamental
letters, monograms, flowers, or any
thing wanted on your jewelry.
Engraving camp. name and adj.
dress on lodge badges speciality.
We enerave full name on wa ches,
ETC., at 5 cents a letter.
Special attention called to holiday
and wedding presents not yet en-.
graved
Also, the principles of engraving
taught to both sexes.
Ladies are specially invited to call
and see our beautiful tolid gold and
silver hand engraved charms aud
bangles. We engrave them to order.
A fac simile OF your own signature
engraved. Your own special desj On
engraved on medals, etc. Call and
see our beautiful designs of work.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-27
=, o,,onal Christian Endeavor
ssas.nvsntion at Cleveland, OHIO.

Convention ~ Wv
Nh. 18th international Christian
Ids,vor convention convenes in
svslsud, Ohio, July 18th to 18th.
oil be attended by about 25, 600
l,no people and will afford a rare
ooi,unity for hearing the most
I'd Christian workers of the day,
dbesides furnish a most delightful
INNER trip at very little expense.
Dke,s will be sold July 9Th TO ll'h
,ln.iye at one fare for the round
D, good to return until July 3lst,
Nj deposited with the joint agent
tbe terminal lines in Cleveland
,py date prior to July Slst, will
made valid for return until Sep
nber 18TH
Delegates aud visitors from Texas
b be assigned to private homes
grounding Madison Avenue Con.
eg,tionsl church, which will be
Dit headqusrters, at very moder
rates, or if preferred hotel &C.
mmodations can be had for 81 90
day.
Attractive side trips to Niagara
Ill, Toronto, Canada, Chautau
.snd other points by boat and
At cheap rates will be arranged
n Cleveland. Texarkana is the
lying point for the state. AT
30 P. m. on Monday July 9th the
ecial excursion cars will leave
ete over the Cotton Belt Route"
Memphis and then via the l.. &
Tor Cincinnati and via the Big
pa' to Cleveland, arriving there in
pc Tor the opening exercises on
ednesdsy evening. This is the
felsl route selected by Rev. II.
Seadday, excursion manager for
lM delegates and visitors who
give all necessary Information
will mail an itinerary of
trip giving details to all per.
sfltlng him in reference there.
At Longvlev, Texas, or
S. G. WARNER,
g. P. A., Tyler, Texas.
A, A, Gibson,
l'P' A., Fort Worth, Texas.
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Couldn't Study.
ANNA, Texas, May I.

ANNA, Texas, May Z, IS94.
Cacterine Medicine Co Dear
Sirs..-l received your medicine,
"Cacterine," have used it eight
days. 1t is helping my catarrh.
While in school at Baylor Univer-
sity it troubled me so that could
not study. l think | will be we'll
before l use all the "Cacterine. -"
Free treatment at K. K. Dismuke's.
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, I'ap Railroad Tickets

bpsl Psuly 8 and Z, account Ma.
\, ti. Isuucatlonsl Association meet.
Y. .A, ssa will be sold to Asbury,
|s f., ana nc return at rate of one
h,sS ,o .ls round trip, plus 50,
Ion u o I, q to return July slst.
kYoumny. 10 Il and II, account Bsp.
Etsts wi; Peoples Union meeting,
p, and H., ,s, De sold to Toronto, Can.
The , return at rate of one fare
Rly slst 'O sI!.l trip, good to return
|,itia, 70 September 18th, BY de- de-
t,opts. win the Joint agent 4,
'''tAer information addues.
q o s G. WARNER,
Ia. e11.,.ap:.. A., Tyler, Texas,
A. Fort Worth Texas.
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important Information

lae "Rock Island Route" is now
;, a',us through vestibule sleeping
between Texas and Colorado,
"ag Fort Worth daily at 1915 r.
a1d arriving in Denver at 7:45
saa morning. II you intend
NN.ug business or pleasure trip
vVlofado this summer, call on
W nearest ticket agent, or address
Undersigned for folders. rates or
. ,;aaeedless to add that we still
, u"aue to run the oliver" to
,,'a' vl'y and Chicago without
h, "I ps your tickets via "The
|ll ,' MOCK Z Island Route" and get
u e Tor your money.
w. McCABE, G. p. A.,
Fort Worth, Texas.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-27
AN 0RDIN nee.

An Ordinance Entitled AN Urdi-
Dinance TO Prevent Dogs from
Running at Large in the Limits Of
the City Of waco, and 20 Repeal
Articles 23S, 239, 24O. 24t and
242 of Chapter XVIII, Revised
Ordinances -
Art. /. Be it ordained by the City
Council of the City of Waco, That
all persons within the corporate
limits of the city owning dogs shall
keep them secure within their own
premises and not allow them to
leave the premises and be in the
public streets or any thoroughfare
In the city unless they are securely
muzzled with strong wire muzzle,
80 secured about the hea1 and mouth
that they cannot bite.
Art. .. And the owners of said
dogs failing to conform to said or
dnance shsll be fined in sum not
to exceed 800.
Art. 3. The marshal is required
to kill all dogs within the corporate
limits of Waco found upon any
public street or alley or common
running at large without muzzles as
set forth IN the foregoing articles
Passed June DIST, 1898.
Note-The foregoing ordinance
not having been signed by the nay or
nor returned TO the council with his
objections thereto attached, within
three days after the fling of same in
the secretary's Office, thereupon be
came law without his signature.
r. w. JoBLoNowsKl,
Assistant City Secretary.
Waco, Texas, June %, 1894
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-27
/ NEGRO BOY DROWNED
N yl,,,ns on a Boat, lie Falls
80 in The River.

,rvin. q l6-year. old negro,
JONAS l',h t'' his mother and several
y. r ns,sons, was playing about IN IN
s u, P ~ the Brszos river on tine
M 81 lace IL about three miles south
I.so last Sunday lost MS p ui.
v " '0d fell into the water. nl s
s,,pjons became excited anu
ola Unable to rescue him.
T. asri, morning Jake Comp 9Is
a negro farmer sa" .ne Ivy ~,
,,ias ID i the river about t ten miles
,a s'' he e. city, and after following
low low mi miles succeeded in getting 1t
|, w W the the water below the Vance
y, !" The body was very swollen
hardly recognizable
In nj, Gallagher went down yes
Ed.y and held an inquest result
in IN verdict of accidental drown
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Comet Pile Remedycures.
For sale bv II. g. Risher q G.,

To our lady friends: Is your
hair falling outS If it is, go to
Dismuke and get bottle of "47l1."
He will guarantee to stop it.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-27

Ask your butcher for Retriger
ated meats
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-27

p. Rsv prG %nos ,oo swys5 Sas
the bes I iermon ne ever heard, that we have
several houses and rooms to rent. We trade
IN everything and ape no one. The Racket
Curl sity Shop, 5.i'f
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-27

WE KNOW &C., SAN Jones sage The BIZ
w dog always nowls. lf any one ihinks
they can do dirt and hear j, Wood stone, OF
the Cumb 5ranl Presbyterian church preach
and not hear something to make him Vince
he Ia mistaken and ought t. seek relief by bay
Ing some of our bankrupt stock Of furniture
aId atoyes. Racket.Cn rlOhltY .hop. 5.AM
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-27

L,OR KENT-Lisery sole now occupied
Il Ninfrey l. Hill Will be for rent Way )st
Apply TO Richard Coke. Jr., or Horne VIII
li.mg, AZ Franklin st. 1-llu
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TFXOT ARE out OF employment and want -
L lob put al "ad'' in this column we will
only charge you ton cents
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MISCELLANEOUS

hICTIOS-Any one wishing to ell their
~ furniture al auction or cash ca | on Tom L..
smith, city auctioneer Once on Public Square
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77''-77'7'7'7 -
WAN TED.

AtNTED-rS o experienced sales ladies
w IT once None tut experleI ced ones apply
at Ntumgen a MARI corner 5Ih and Au tim.
e.. lT-at
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-27

COK KENT-Fiiteen room house favorably
I situated beautiful yard. Apply at this
Office. q ~ II
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FOR SALE.

OLD pAPEkS--and heavy brown wrap.
" ping paper suitable for placing under
carpets for sale at THE Mss office l-2 Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-31
Virginia News Items.

Dr. W. \. Thorn, Of Norfolk. is nov
thought 20 be dangerously ill., and H.
friends ar very apprehensive.
Dr. Samuel Gunck. "a physician to q,
Alexandria poor. has resigned his office
and returned to his former home, in Lou
doun.
William Ilartt Of Portsmouth. n wei.
known lumber-dcaler OF this section. die
Yesterday evening AZ the Retreat for the
Sick iu Norfolk.
AI,Naudria was heavily hit at the
foCkey-club races on Monday evening, ani
. number Of wel-knOwn w0ull-De sports
vent home with empty pockets, but very
wise ia experience.
I'm consequence Of the rapid increas'
ia 'he number Of horses on the Virginia
Jockey-Cmb grounds. additional stables
are now in course of erection. ana have
already been engaged.
The Commercial Building. Loan, and In
yeefment Association. which proposes 10
.rcratc in Virginia. Mary land, and the
District Of Columbia. has been chartered
lv Judge J. Keith Norton
TN. new colored church in Neapols,
built by what Is known as the Holiness
CONGREGATION. was dedicated sunday
three services being held. and large con-
cr,rations at each service.
The Alexandria police authorities nave
been asked bv Marshal Frey. oil halu
more. 10 loof out for Robert i}arorn ai'"S
Frank smith a young NiTglnlah' VIM j.
wanted i'm Baltimore for forgery
The venerable Thomas =. Warren die'
at his residence. on Bank street N"fi'lN
about midnight Monday night lie "a'
for many years jus Ice Of the prace
and as n devoted member Of the Bapts
cnurch De was long, useful, and proniile.I
in church work. Deceased was over .
Years Of age
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-31
Mean temperature. ..........-.....e 60
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, October @.--There was
turn for the better to-day. and except Tor
an attack on the Coalers shortly after the
opening and heavy selling movement In
American Sugar near the close. the mar
ket presented n much firmer front than OF
late The Coalers at the start were firm,
an inquiry to cover short contracts being
noted. especially in New Jersey Central,
and a recovery followed. Before the expi-
ration OF the first hour, however. the SELL
ing was renewed with vigor. and Jersey
Central fell 2is. to Ciz; Delaware and
Hudson 1. to lleA. and Lackawanna y. to
49, Finding that the attack on these
shares was less successful In bringing out
long stock, New York Central was taken
up. and sold down 10 97ts. Lake Shore
also dropped points, on light trading. TO
lS0i2 The decline in New YORK Cehtral
bringing In London buying orders, the
selling ceased, and the stock rallied 10
1914.
those operating for lower prices In the
stock market, as il gave rise 10 rumors or
gold exports later I'm the week. Sterling
however. closed easier, owing 10 marker
falling off in the demand. with the ces-
sation OF the liquidation in the Coalers the
shorts showed more disposition TO cover
in other parts of the list. ms scarcity
of stocks I'm the loan crowd. ana tne hlgh
premiums exacted for borrowing purposes
coupled with a little buying of strictly In
vestment issues by houses
stimulated the upward movement iate III
the day. Jersey Central rose =; LacKa-
wanna Ia; Delaware and Hudson. pa;
Lake Shore. 1A Manhattan. u chicago
Gas. II; st. Paul. y: Burlington ana
Quincy. y Rock Island. ~: Reading, ~;
Western Union. q: Louisville and Nash
Vile, y. and General Electric Hs. ran
handle preferred dropped & per cent, 10 Al,
on the passing OF the dividend.
American Sugar was tolerabiy STEADY
until the last hour. when prominent
bear broker sold the stock down - 10
gt.. The selling mystiiled the street ana
opinion was divided whether the pr9ker
mad been employed to make the long
stock or whether il was for the short ac-
The general list closed firm and = to
~ per cent higher. The Coalers gained
>. to per cent. on the day. sugar iost
Is and Panhandle preferred per CIT
Railroad bonds were hrm ana hlShei'
although business was less active
The sales of listed stocks aggregated
ll5 90 shares: OF unlisted, 5l.9C
Treasury balances: Coin. N5145,0o; cur
rency, s5i,35o000.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Money on call easy at per cent, last
loan al |. and closing offered at /: prime
mercantile paper. 3di per cent. .,
Bar silver. $685.; silver at the board 81
bid. III, a.,,o,
business in bankers bills at NS6Sni. 81
Tor sixty DAYS and &s7t2NiSa. for de-
mand; posted rates. &6S4iS9: commercial
Governrnent bonds firm. State bonds
dull. Railroad bonds higher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-31

Saxons In the audience found comfort In
the Generals Romney uttcrapces or de-
fiance, patriotism. and prophecy.
The General defended himself ably for
half an hour from personal attacks du-
ring the campaign: said he thanked God
he had made many new friends and lost
some old pretended ones; had made thirty
speeches, and was hale and hearty; de-
tended eloauenily the Confederate briga-
diers. whom some speak slightngiy OF
who never smelled gunp0wder, and said
all who wanted 60 assail him knew where
10 find him.
HIS PARDON.
He explained his petition for pardon.
and defended it: read from Fltz Lees book
on General Ice. page 400 where General
II. r. Lee had applied in June. 1855. for
amnesty. but forgot to read anything
about General Lees stating In his petit
ton that he acknowledged his error In
cspousiny and supporting the cause OF
secession" but stated that his case and
X. T.. Lees were the same
lie contondcd for n high tariff, and
that the old Democratic State and national
platforms were high tariff, and the Demo
cratic party had left him and high tariff
20 run mad after Cleveland and free
trade, but they would come back at
sucking time" Oats So" amens the
Colored brother.
He told them that the Spanish laborer
got 10 cents day and the East India
laborcr cents a day. and told the ne
grocs that II they followed the Demo-
Gratis they would have TO compete with
these. and asked them II they could live
on 10 cents or cents day. mo. sir.
We can't shouted the colored brother.
The General forgot to tell them that
spain was protected country and Eng
land. where he said laborcrs got 20 cents
ana 10 cents day. was free trade but
the colorcd lahorers cared nothing for this.
General Walker abused the Walton law,
ana read the Richmond Times "We-Are-
Beaten editorial and other editorials to
prove that this law was passed by Demo
Gratis To cheat with. and that Democrats
would cheat In this election. He claimed
q majority Of from 1000 10 1000.
The negroes here are solid for him. The
whites were not at all demonstrative.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-31

and .rport 1000 bales Hscslpsa -
s an sA Emsr,can. W.W boj1A Hstvsss
middling, November and peeembeS 49,
8 f-Sld.; December and yenueyS 49,
: Ell s-ssa.; i February ar and March . 1.el;
March and April. s-s!9s 800 1s pss
is-s4: June and July, Z it-s4d o.,o.
4P. M..0ctoesr: ~ ss .siIers: No.
ys%Ssr and and Ps gsnasry. :.i:s:
January and February. tSos -:
February and March, ISL: co{nosi
MA March ma and s Agsii issiS Nay 81 81:
3 ii-eid.. buyers; June and July. u-sso''
value Futures closed barely stesdy.
NEW YORK. October % Cotton ou!ss'
middIing gulf. &C.,. middling uplanosy - ~:
Futures closed steady; sales. va; ~ \, 10 ps.
October nominal: Noyemesaa: sSsussy,
81 aoe March, SIS; April. S1; Nay. Sd;
june. s. S: July, $50; August 30. ,as
Net receipts s2si S n,,,s;n s as;s pai:s
bates. Export 6 balss For~ssisd M
bales. Sales, a60 bales: spinners. w ps'sS'
Totals This week; Exports TO- Great Brt'
tain. 5o,2ss bales: France. slss bales; Con-
totals since september list: Net receipts
Z. 0r. Tt2 bales: exports. Great Britain. 49,
l9i bales: France, 1855 bales; CONTINENT
45l, 53t bales.
NEW ORLEANS. october @.-rutures
steady: sales, so bales; OCTOBER nome
November S5.I5; December. Su. ysn3.
| ary 1924: February, -S.D; March. SS'
| APRIL &n; May, x.T; June, S-sS; Suiy'
$50: August SCI
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
/ WILMINGTON. ". c., October 3D..
Rosin-Closing irm; strained. &C.; good
spirits Turpentine-closing steady at
| &c.
Crude Turpentine--Firm; hard, $iio' sots'
| 81 50: virgin. $40
SAVANNAH. GA. october 3o.--Turpen-
! tine opened firm at 25hc., with sales OF w
casks and closed AT Zt TO BIC, with
| further sales OF GO casks.
RosIn opened and closed firm and I'M
changed trading dull and no sales re-
ported; A, Il. and c. SEQ: ID. 800; y, No;
| l.. sl.S5: q, $50; II, $40: |. 200: X, no
NJ. $3.50: n. s26S. window-glass. G.S:
water-white, 800.
| CHARLESTON. s. C.. october 3o.-Tur-
pentine-Firm at &c: receipts. 81 casks ~. a.,
| Rosin-Good strained firm at @c.pSl",
receipts, - barrels.
| SILVER IN LONDON
LONDON. October Soar silver.
| - 3-l6d.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
| Reported for the Dispatch)
| NORFOLK, VA. october 0-Market
| nominal: common, Iaiisc.. prime. &C. ex-
ira prime, 2isc.: fancy. zl.c; new grades
| nominal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-31
Eastern Shore Campaign.

ONANCoCK, VA, October 3O.-(Spe-
c:al)-Thc Democrats OF Onancock had
rousing meeting last night The Town
Han was filled 10 Overlooking and many
ladies were in the audience Hon. W.
y. Jones ana Hon. Lloyd smith made
stirring speeches ana created much en-
thusilsm.
To-nieht Mr.. Jones will speak on Tan
e.cr Island, and Mr.. Smith will speak at
Ca-hNiIe
Tomorrow both these distinguished
gentlemen will speak at Parksley where
barbecue and oyster-roast Will be
given. Jones is making splendid fight
Mcdonald. his Republican competitor,
has not met him on the Eastern Shore.
hut is making speeches in negro churches
ana organizing the negroes at night meet
irge
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-31
DEATHS.

ENSLOW. Oiled. on the 2sth instant. at
Santa Monica, Cal. ANDREW JACKSON
ENSLOW, In the list year OF his age.
MGUIRE.-Entered into rest at %
minutes Of O'Clock. October 30. 1894 In
the 18Th year Of his age. tRANCiS
HOWE INQUIRE.
Funeral services AT 81. James church
THURSDAY. November lst. at Y NJ. 20
PROSKAUER.-Died. At . o'clock last
night. at No 80 east Leigh street, Mrs.
BERTHA PROSKAUER. in the 72d year
OF her age. She was the relict OF John
Proskauer.
Funeral notice later
TYLER.-Dled. suddenly. at the resi-
dence Of her son, W. b. Tyler. gu north
Twenty-eighth street. October S0th al
p. NJ, Mrs. MARY A. TYLER. relict OF
John r.. Tyler, I'm the 18th year OF her
age.
She leaves one son and two daughters
Rev William u. Tyler. Mrs. G. IA. Lang
ford, OF this city, and Mrs John White'
side. OF Henrico county. Na.-to mourn
their loss.
Her funeral will take place TO-DAY
"Wednesday. october Slst, at T.. NJ.
from the First Baptist church, Rev. Dr.
George Cooper officiating. FRIENDS ana
acquaintances Of the family are respec'-
fully invited 70 attend. No flowers
Religious Herald VIII please copy.
WRIGHT.-Dled. Tuesday morning. Oc-
tober 3oth. at 40 O'Clock. at the Retreat
for the Sick, LEWIS NJ. WRIGHT, In
the 18th year Of hts age.
Funeral will take place THIS tWednes-
day) MORNING from the Third Christian
church at II O'Clock. interment at 6eth-
sarnane. in Hanover county, Va.
WRIGWT.-Dicd. at her fathers resi-
dence. lilo north Twenty seventh street.
| October - 1884 LILLE L., beloved
child OF i. s and Martha ~ Wright.
| aged years months and days.
Dearest Lille, thou hast left us.
And thy loss we deeply feel.
But It's God that has bereft us.
He can all our sorrows heal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-31
nrcuMoNp TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA, October D.--No auc'
ton offerings on Change to-day.
Private sales: Wrappers, IL hogsheads
smokers. IA; fliers. 2s; dark leaf. 50; Tugs.
g. Total. 125 hoGsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and ciga-
rettes, si.5s2.co: tobacco. s2.ss3t. Total.
y7,5Ss03.
Bright loose breaks to-day lasted well
into the evening. and the tobacco was OF
unusually good quality. with larger pro-
portion OF good and fine wrappers which
sold al full market prices. an grades sold
well. even the low grades showing some
little temporary strengthening. Good sales
are looked for again Tomorrow. Wrap
pers sold ND to so to-day
The hogshead market was quite active
to-day. with good sales Of bright and
dark leaf
There was a full turnout OF buyers on
the breaks to-day. paying strict attention
to sales. -,
Mr.. f. NJ. Rawlings. OF Rattleboro'. N,
c., sold a part Of his fine crop To-Day az
Davenports warehouse. obtaining 80 foi
Messrs. W. II. Boyd. Of warrenton. y
c.. and j. w. Hines. OF Rocky Mount ~
G.. We're here to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-31
ASSIGNMENT IN ROANOKE,
iiabili ties of 4. J. Evans s26,I3O-Crcdi.
tors Divided into Three CI,.ses

ROANOKE. VA. October SO.-(Special)
\. ). Evans, successor to Evans Bro.
TIERS. dealers in hardware etc. assigned
here to-day to T.. l.. Bell. of Lynchburg,
trustee. The liabilities are s2G13O. with
the largest creditors in Lynchburg. Salem,
and this city. The assets consist of the
STOCK OF hardware. woodcnware. oils
paints. varnishes. etc. In the storo-roonl
and warehouse. two parcels Of real Is.
tate In this city, and notes. bonds. and
other evidences Of debt due A. j. Evans
ana the firm OF Evans Brothers. The
creditors are divided into three classes
hrst class Is $500. second class sos, and
third class $l5. s0G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-31
StriI,c of RricHlayers.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. October d
An the union bricklayers in the city struck
t9-dav for s. per day for nine hours work.
rhcv have been working ten hours Al
rriyate terms. Contractors on a NUMBER
of prominent buildings are not disturoen
I'm the least being sanguine tnat they
can IN the mems places with ease Ihe'e
was no trouble in connection WIN Inc
strike and none L. anticipated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-31
Scratching
and Swearing

only increase the irrita-
ton and heat the blood. What
the skin needs is cooling, heal
ing application that brings COM
fort 10 body and mind, and which
at the same time has strength
enough to penetrate clogged skin
and to dissolve the scales Of
Eczema and Dandrun.