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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

ti Nt"Wlluhtis hNt nou known That
NV WIS not in NcNOrlcaus nor IN Mis-
S'SS1aipnh
Il be,s,,s o''a', Soll'',lnlis, saidl Whsn
foundiinS asyi,,,., ~ i1,, 10 Ky " lne
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my abscnce fr,,,, ~ w. sNy ILL, il,s
story vsas NJ. p.,.i'', us wiz w ~,
better thon si,c H., ,,,,,,., ~, i,,,.' y
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menf and c,r,s,,s b,,r,5 ,,,i ILL.,.
having been ses,t,r.,i : i,,- 90 ilraeii,,'
iidgc.
ibid Won ever renrssnn, ,h,f van, y,..,,o
for the news,,epers ~ Mr. lin,b,,r,s,r,h
asked
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several. Mr. Bn,-,tinrldgr nn1 / h,a "a
make I'M thesc dreniis 10 acco,,nf a.
ourselves because va n ynnng w,op,a',
here under MA nroi,,.iinn win M VIZ
ible MONS OF sunporf iThesn fhinp, e,t
TO be almost a bnblt In aftcr vo1r
Then these dcr,i,s or frauds were
practicel bv you and Oh Brcckinrdse
20 cover I'M your r.lationsf"
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more
You visited houses Of designation TO.
gethcr in Washinr,onf"
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ISM. after the score, marriage which
Is said 20 have taken pluc,e on The 2Dih
Of AuriL"
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Won regarding thnt mnrrit,,.sa
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he was paving attentions 10 MIS- MING
as ] had heard knew thaf she WIS
a worthy woman. aud / knew that she
had stoupcd with him twelve dqys and
twelve piphts which / ,,,,,td moi l,eliev,,
n worthy woman would do Then he
maligncd her; malicned her IN mch
terms that could not believe he intcnd-
been ongiecd 10 her whcn he WIS In
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ut tho HoGnnn Hnuse Ia New York
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did YOU occupy a room ucxt io hist"
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

The pirbnrnent Case Against Him
Dismissed,


f'N'fNN AfNHNNNNNI
Galveston 1cli, March 20 In tho
United Slhtoc orcut court the diehnr.
mept case against lawyer A n. PAT.
Hrossmnn u. a. lluichcsoh disbafrci. was
Dismissed a. tlio uost Of plnintiu tho
Oniiol states
The Judge ordered thnl no further pro
cegdinp, hr filed against Patrick without
the courts consent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

Their Grand Army Expected at II Paso
Today


IA Paso. Tex, March 20.--Gen. Louis
Grand Army 81 tho Unemployed. now
ORGANISING N tho West. Il here Fry
saws that the 100 mea that left los An
a,5ts Friday sill arrive here tomorrow.
.aaying Immediately after being fed by
IN. eifv for San Antonio Gen. Fry SAYS
iiiai HE army will dolbiless reach oyD,-
900 iy the time n reaches Washington.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

For an kinds % bs,isin< plants. bulbs.
SIC. Write for caiaiogge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-21

II Is Thought, VIII BE- ibe tzoftr III.
nne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. March g. a:i5 ?: m.--Beef in poor de-
dull at Gis. Pork in poor, demand: prime mes ;
Western fine. easy at 7Ss Hams In poor demand
in poor demand Cumberland cut, about % to 80
long clear middes. about a 10. dull Mt BIS Cd long
ana short Gear middles about 81 10. dull ct 3is.
Shoulders about II 10 JS ID, dull at 3ts. Cheese
In moderate demand: American finest white and
coored steady at DC Tallow in poor demand !:
Moderate demand: steady Mt 22s Sd. Cotonseed oil
Liverpool refined dull at 2os 81. Rosin In moderate
poor demand: futures-nohng doing: prime West
ern spot dull at 3Ss 81. Whca, in moderate de-
in moderate demand; st Louis fancy winter dull
at Cs Cd Corn-Spot and futures In good demand .
mixed Western spot steady at 80 7asd: March
steady at % I'D; April steady at g. nd; May
steady IS I'D. Hops at London -T3cnc Coast
in moderate demand; easy at a losNf5 los.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-07
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. March o (sp".lal).-Wheat within narrow
range was particularly active It's fluctuations with
In limits OF y cent yet the movements up and down
frequent and rapid that the market at times
looked like biz one. New-foTN started OF large
buyer private wire houses-Ianson and krnnett Il
Hopkins doing the bulk of H. Cold wave tax wns a
factor early the indicating severely cold weather
by Wednesday. Al noon though the washington pre-
dctions rather dashed the cold hopes by predicting
rder the Northwest and nothing unusually
cold the West. Cables up. Exports were fair
4D.0OO bush. Baltic shipments 2Io'.NtD bush were
light. Cash people said that they could make no
fllea Newly reported only two loads for export The
Northwest seeding going on In som" localities
and reported the caro, ?i considerably larger than last
years. The announcement or II decr"as" In the worlds
vsibl" OF 41s3.OU bush had something 10 do with the
hm closing May sold between 3p't and COS. and close"
car. The local crowd kept the bear Side" Corn was
strong. shippers being inclined 10 cover shorts the
theory roads materially reduce receipts.
May SOLD between 3, and 81, aud clos"d At 3Iii Re-
oepis 5JS the estimate for "Wednesday 2D
Cables up. The cash market was mp cent
S'aboard cl"ararcrs 15Su0D bush. The contract
stock IN store here. 251.o bush Is less than half AZ
much last oats firm, with the bad road
theory the bull factor shippers were covering their
shorts MAY sold between .Js and o, and closed AT 3O.
Receipts "a ears: the estimate or Wednesday was
100 Provisions decidedly weak Fork suffered loss
OF - lard OF IL ribs of 10 cents The close
only a little the bottom. The continued small
speculation and the continued cash demand the
factors May pork closed Sl 10. May lard 81 50;
"A a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-07
HAY AND STRAW.
TIE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

u.
COTTCN-The market opened 20 points higher tran
e closed Yesterday May selling 1921 1.I3 At the call.
against last night. and Immediately after TIE cal
sod n; 80 This was better Liverpool news than
was expected Then decline 10 81 for May on
reaction IN Liverpool. mar;ct there declining OF
points highest price. Of the dnv ard ~ heavy
FORWARD movement. Then a rise To 100 on me
cables reporting better Manchester market. one caIe
reporting Manchester better on better price Tor INDIA
Exchange. Then came falling or the market closing
with net advance o. 10 10 II points frNn'e catirs re-
o. !Lrncc Of continuance 81 IN" de-
Manchester. Quite number Of buying orders
executed market for Liverpool account ana
that has been sold during the
been taken by houses with Liverpool
Local speculation Il oycrshadowed by me
menace Of AntOpt!on bill. and this ia added the
tmA!ty OF the longs owing to the recent sharp
advance they fear 10 take energetic action on NE
long side. time they hay" no faith IN
the bear side OF the market Meanwhile 1t IS hod mat
genera; revival in business VIII bring about the long
looked fo demand from American spinneTs IT Is s"tci
looking for cotton Mt st Louis bnt
Memphis increase In the demand from that
IL is noted that receipts at the interior towns
lieh; and their shipments viii be Conseraby
Of receipts. thus causing . fuith'f JOSS IN
Houston - 100 bales to-day and "einphs
bales 80 bales last week aud 'f- pileS a
Receipts NewOrcans tomorrow are 'StlHiltu
at 1000 bales against iG1 bales last wee" and sos
bales last year. 80, A..
Opening range and close to-day and closing bios the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

N"w-NOrk. March n. 1894.
BEENES- Receipts. CT cars. or loo head-35 for
slaugtorer and y cnrs for export alive No trading.
feeling dressed native sides slow
ib Texas and Colorado do. JG6ic Shipments to-day
t35 cattle 900 shep and 100 quarters on tho
Ceyic 1875 the Scotia Tomorrow 40 quar-
tiers Of mutton the Teu,onc; , $40
quarters and 80 carcasss OF mutton on the Newyork.
Gable unchanged.
CAT.VES-Rcccipt'. ST head. Steady s4Gs1 80 per
100 for common choice Veals. Dressed calves steady
at 11ic for city dressed yeas: 5a9.c for country
dr'efed and 3Htc for little calves.
sales-Inlenbcck Hollis: veals i55 N average at
" 10 per 100 ~.
81 30
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Eeceirts were ~ars.. or :,Gt
hesd-5 cars for market. and for butchers
direct Trade slow and prices weak Coed sheep at
81 ~ per prime lambs al 81 ca Several cars un
sold.
Dressed mutton steady at Sa'c; dressed lambs
sales-M Collins: 200 Ohio sheep. 90 u average. a,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-07
orurr uArLrrs.-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo March G-Cate-Roceipts lat ~ no u ,irn
head t.-aI Tor week thus far. 500 heal 10" , at ~,
last weo, head: consigned tm'ugn' -, ,,.c
sal" i2p head: market opened dull. pierH .! ,n.,s
S30 ~: COOL shinpinE 50 1jFfSi logs pn
nour4 ,alJ head total for wock tins far - ~ nr'
for same time last wcak 10 head. cons ,g''i III
0op head; York, 80 head; on saIc ~" ~ n
market op1rol ,iu end lower: closed dull with 10 I"ls
unyold: Workers. 81 DHSi II; TSed packers - ohn5s
nm and henvv. 81 05N - TO- fair 70 good nrtyy,
PIGS 81 oOHs5 80 sheep and lambs iscreu n,r ho,
hn,,rs cpo head. total Tor week thus FAR. lNV" '',
FOR same time last week 400 head; to New lork
head sale. lorO h.ad market n h.l ''" -, ,,ood
steady: all sold, host lamha. 81 si - ,; ~, sarc.
risi -. l:ht and common :, 'ypf' w. '''
at common. - 2JfiS"
Louis March G.-Mar't for naive ch''Ie -, ,rara
stcedy but quiet and inclined 70 j." Sow, w ,or
f"w desirable" grades IN nan" va. ~, store
81 .oasl. cows. - ;oGs2 90 Texas steers - Vn = w.
logs Receipts. J.l1i. \ far run WIN S"oi
portion 81 good medium and llghi weights bh "mg
untavorah" advances the market was 'lsP"'' ri
mixed $, G,0<i 50: rrim~ light 81 s0rS3 -l"''-"-
crips iOS Offering liSht to supply -. uan'' III,
actiye and with prices lochl'c hSN't' "a'Nc
mixed. S3nS3 -. . $50, ,,..o,..,.
Tnion stock Yards Chicago. March G-Catue-Eece'ps;
3mD head. market steady: Common - extra stert3' -
as sockcrs AMI feeders s. @,W' ~ cows ana n' ~.
head market weak hesyy 81 coast ~; Common - cho,ce
rnixoI - GOqSt 10: choice assorted $, '"HF'' IGN;
81 ioasi %: pigs 81 sors4 So Sh""p-K"c"ips 1000
heed market afm for sheep bIt vcok fs- "fhDs INFERIOR
Fast Liberty March Cattle. Receipts % loads; 90"
mani fair market glow Prime 81 oGSi 30; good ~ %
ass good butchers. -3qs3 80 far est steer; 81 n
s? ~ good fat AID hof"-s. 81 Ip73 % Hogs Ee
cei5ts iIsh, markor slow POST Phlndp s. 25aS' 20
Workers. 81 j1sj 20 common t. iar 1orkers ,,,
a. TO- ShecpSunplv light demand Light and i.narHc,
slow Extra. 50 c51s3 90: good - 1871 90 air y yyg
81 10: ia2c yoarlnss. - 5caS3 80 lambs SIG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-07

There was a moderate business in state po ,n
but IL pre- sentcd no distinctive features, ~ ,
nessee settlement 3s (smap sold at 1874, a, anu
Virginia deferred 6s. stamped receipts Were e..
fraction higher at Ga or city pahN s'o0A'
Central sold O0) at 100 and Park go AZ ~.
The general bond market showed no uisen s
demand, although reported transactions w.,
not smaller than they were yesterday, ana t ni,s'
changes were usually small advances. Inc ~
ure Of the market the activity ana suens -,
of Erie second corsols. which rose per GEM "
S., and were in demand at tneir Top "a ma
The adoption of the plan for an issue OF s'o ,ots
coo blanket mortgage bonds was an aue' lL,.snn
excuse for even a larger advance. Alcn.'-o
issues were y and 81 better As closins e a.
and a seconds at 34ls@a although SoiI pcy
Midland 4s were y per cent lower AZ -'9s. i
Island IS were in active demand, ad'T TnrmI.
further ~ per cent to 1918. Richmond i , e.
nal Is gained the fraction at 2SQ22!s put the 90 80
which much less active. lost = per on ,e small
transactions rose IL per cent to a. On tns
other hand, Northern Pacific c9 90 %er os only i
ner cent lower Missouri, Kansas ana ie .%S
Issues declined u per cent to sou for IS ana 70"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-07
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore March G-Ilour dull unchang"i sn'$ "a. -
hhs What rm: 80 red spo, aId Aatch ~ ,,,r
MAJ Coa.0ce7,c, steamer 40 . rcd. 5h'gc nid ih"Hb
wheat hy sample. cDa6lc stock. ';W"5i bu.i ~
5000 corn SPOT and M'r'h, 'l'fp, :,
April 4a.ru'sc Ny: 49, 80 s''.;'"r inN A.,
bid sample. +2N BE: 40 on gIaic fiH'I.
so,k sIuG,G bush. sales. ilNOp0 bush oats st'tly'
40 white western. 37a37i.c No > MIXED W".,"fn
35T?5i,c: stock 1882 bush. nv" quiet ana ra@y' ~ -
57H3Tiac: receipts 200 bush; stock 2i5!- BUSH c
steady. mhllIng 7l.c Eggs firm. liIlii.c Coffee hiih
~ I lTac Ofh"r Orioles Unchanged ,.,
Boston. March GBu;trr duh and c1ser hc.t rh.s
AMI NevYorl. creamery. 2iT2ic; Western DO &c s
aulc but firm. HoN-York and Vermont; l2rlJc ONO
fats ioallc Egss well cleaned "p and h'she'' '''"
Western. lie. $780,. -.., -t,c
Tunalo March G.-Sprng wheat Market opened 81 =,
Offered, q 1ic and lJWD bush spl' Hbpu'
bush sold at 70',c hut a. ocoIH an np
closing lowest price. " N"ith'rl lu.,u."
7or. chicago. 7or. DO Minneapolis G, ask'l W ' ~
Itru~r. No " r,l sold at V'r 'hSlE 'i'
\, e,,ra red go: 80 white. Glic. corn IN LIBERAL
.iffy and oil receipts. demand light - E'i
low 90. No corn. 80 .c 40 Do. ''H' q. ,!ats
higher. closing - outside prices. No Whitr 80 i'
~ do 3II3p.c 80 mNei. .:''er ASKED htil"y mn"
a. Woe,.ru ;.G,c fair To- good 5lHjoc, state. 500
~ Flour qni~, uncnang,d Mil food nrn. unch"nS'i.
chicago March G-rhe leading uiui'' fihS"' AZ
folllws. -, ,u-.tr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-07
poq.roE wool MARKET

Boston March C-Thc wool market IL steady and fairly
active Tor domestic wool Territory woods continue 10
acll freely l2siIc medium and iOu he FOR fine
medium principally. secured basis of ajffN Tor
nn". 3iff3Jc for fine medium and 3Off32c for medium
Spring Texas and California woods sell about the
baris as Tcrrorr Pulled woods are In demand nj 200
nc for IN there have been sales At
lsH2ic for y 30 &c for NN and Xxx and above ani
.5g.ic for No J. Michigan y is quiet nj l3c and ~
at 2.g23c No com5ing woods firm at 2tn2Sc; ONO
1.aine nt &c ana M fine dealae at .aa2'c per 10
'hWhft"d combng woods firm ~ lod2Dc for one-luar"T
ana thrc"cighths blood Australian wcols quiet Foreign
carpet yCols have been In fair demanL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-07
NETWORK TRIBUNE 1s9l-TWEIE PAGES

g, a - no ~ -, T.r,,ory d. 1o4 n. at s. So ls3
STAT, lambs s. r AZ 81 G2i!; ii3 Ohio do :" d. at
s4c2i, ,o. cat, lambs
rIaicnheck & Hollis late yesterday: 100 S'a'e ""'S'
- ~. ~ 81 20. o, - ,bou, ? cars
sold Market weak nj - 30itSi 80 per lyo '' '
dressed lower ut GQSc heavy to ght H.., oor,,,
Sa.e-tI-,o (, Mullen: state hogs III 70 a,r'.'
81 ~ per 100 n; - do 49, II, ~ - W. '
q, 81 ~: = rough d.. n. at 81 ~ 80 - q, &, *.
fiallcnhecS Hollis: 10 stat" hoFss, =" =, 81 20
II do o33 n, ut s. 30 rough do 900 10 az - a., do
" W" i aob. 40 STATE hogs 10 ID. at 81 60; - DO
n, - . COWS ~ at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-07

MILK AND CREAM-Thc daily ayeraG, receipts Of MI K
and cream r., III. different railroad distributing points IN
and near the for tho week have been as ioi"Ws
milk - Of condensed MIX ana
III cans 81 cream: .;usGu~hanua. l.,6i cans o. MIX
can Of coaders mix and - cans 81 cream LacKHNara
10 cr, of milk ard 80 of Ncw-l orr zen
ial $40 cans If milk. 90 % ccns'ns"d MIX AZ
- can ~ cream: New York and Putnam, lO' cans ~
milk Nowriav.n an! Hartford 80 of milk ontario
and Western 23li cans e rilk and - cans II cream
W.st Sborc 800 cans of milk - OF condcnscl
milk and Of cream; New-jcT9cy Central ~" cans
Of mix and 10 cream and ~ miscellaneous
short ,oi,os l. i7j mix ami - cars % cream
The total daily supply las been 205SS cans OF mix. l'2
cans ~ condensed milk AID Gs II The aver
az price pad the surplus he platforms has been
81 * an Of quarts. The Exchange price is 81 ~
a car or =. a quart net TO tie producer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-07

a5a5sc: state. roc nominal. sEEpS-Clov.rs~-d-
Market quiet No carots quoted at 81 % asked sam
seed IS oqSl0 10 N In store sales 100 bags;
trrothy-Marke dyil: sample seed. 81 .,d&' IN store
for comparison closing prices of the previ-
nls and Tor The currnenlnding date last year:
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-22
COTTON PALACE MATTERS.
Directors to Meet and Choose a
l.OcatiOn--Other Notes.

The directors of the Cotton
Palace company will meet tomorrow
evening and dec de upon a Location.
Then work will assume more tangi.
be and snowy form.
ID rector General Higgins has
given up large space in the front
OF his store for offices, and here he
and the faithful secretary, MIR.
levin Piunkett, may be found At
all times during the day, thoroughly
i'm nersed in the york Of the great
enterprise. Mr. Higgins, by the
way, makes it 3 point to be in the
eff each day from 100 a. III. TO
p m.
Ole thing has been def aitll y
settled The Texas Cotton Palace
will be built.
There is matter yet to settle,
however: How much IF a Cotton
Palace shall it be?
The subscriptions have no. yet
reached the SUN desired by some
SIS, 200. NJ my men who should
have subscribed literally to the
Palace have given nothing. + the
enterprise is not "a creditabe as it
s6ogld be, the discredit will belong
to these gentlemen, and not to those
who have subscribed, for only the
credit due will be theirs. Now il
these gentlemen Who have not sub
scribe 1, and who fear the enterprise
will fail because they have not done
80, will put up this Sl5, 900 asked
for, the Cotton Paiac, will be such
a success as to crafty every maa
who lives in Waco, or Texas
Come in gentlemen, give your
help and let US bald PAla e that
will command the admiration of all
beholders
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-22
HARMONY Restored.

Harmony has bee. restored in the
Democratic ranks, and united
party now stands ready TO face any
foe. Harmony is desirable in every.
thing and at all time. An!
no shere is it more desirable than in
the appearance of men, The j.
ii ansel Wood Clothing co npany
can fit you out from top to toe IN
such harmonious style as to max
your appearance noticeable to all
9ho see you. n at fitting, stylishiy
made, Of the most fashionable
goods, the clothing carried by this
firm desires criticism and defes
competition. And the prices are
what you wonld pay elsewhere for a
very inferior grade of goods aud
workmanship.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-22

rely on the opinion of another per
son
Regarding the powers of Prof.
w Fletcher Hall, the sight dag
nostician, Mr.. j. p Brown says;
"The IN ,nner of Prof. w. Fletcher
Hall, in making diagnosis of my
case, was wonderful He stated
my trouble exactly without asking a
question:
Mrs. Brown. wife Of the above,
had the same to say Of the sight
A number of those
who called we're Questioned and all
spoke Of the diaguosticisn in the
highest terms, stating that he was
able to give co npleta statement
of alI aches aud pains, without
ques ions.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-22
Nattca to ContrastorS.

Sealed proposals addressed I To-
Mayor and Street Committee ~, will IL p
received at the office of the ,, '"
secretary, to be opened at . o WV n;,1
p. m April 5, 1894, at 'n ., U
Hall, Waco, Texas, by the T.. m .';shl
and Street Committee, for luiI dinJ
ing all labor and material, gIs' ,h3
and paving Sixth street lic rao. d
north line of Washington s'rs'' al
south line of Herring avenue !s a,;o y"
cording to plan and specin' oa;c.;|
on file In the city engineers o. Om Hoo|
approximate quantities , S ~ for|
sarare yards; a certified c isen 40 10,
two hundred and fifty s s.o Of
dollars, payable to the M May sss s.
Wac, Texas, must accompany aiiSSe n,
propoSal before it will be cons ~ mo-
the right to reject any ana I hv fth.
nosals, is hereby reservea. y W.co,
City Council of the CITY u
Texas 9. G. MocullocH, Mayor
AS ". Q. c,Qorra, City Se''''''''
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-22
PERSONAL.

K d Allen, of Lawrence, K
IL IN the city.
A. Alexander and L. R )senb,p|
OF HllIsboro, are a. the ROYAL,
J. + Cd ,nnell, of Chicago,
in the city, = guest at the ROYAL,
Mr.. f J Ashburne has bd
suffering for several week, with
attack of typhoid fever
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Covan,
Boston, are in the city and bal
apartments at the Royal.
Mr.. III. B. Smith, of NevNuia
formerly a resident of WaA, AN
the city visiting his mother, Nh
S, M S NTH.
Rev. and Mrs. |. B. Torrison, !
Chicago, who have been soas
several weeks for the benefit Of NJ
Torrison's health are the gussh'
Rev. and Mrs. T. G Opsahl, ata
scandinavian Lutheran parsonage
this city. MIR. Torrison is kind
emembered by the SoandinsVi
congregation here as being inst
mental in d ing much good for th'
church while located in Va
several years ago.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-22
Power for Electric Fans.

The Hobson company are now
prepared to run electric motors and
fans and comply with the req lire.
ments of the insurance companies.
This statement is made to correct
an erroneous report in circulation
that this company will not run their
power circuit this season.
w. w. SELEY,
ceiver.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-22
Monochrome Painting

On Window, (style Of those at the
ConvenO. Office, hotel and resi-.
dence windows painted. For par,
tionlars apply to corner Thirteenth
and Morrow streets.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-22
A Dog Scrap.

Considerable excitement was caus.
cd on Franklin street, st the rear of
the Pacific Express Office, this morn.
ing, by fight between one Of the
bail dogs belonging to the express
company and three legged dog
known as Nabby.' Tne fight
lasted 25 or 80 minutes, the victory
being won by "Nabby.'
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-22
No. 726 Austin Ave.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Advertising In this column charged So
rate ofone cent per word tor eacn insertion
Cash must accompany the order, excep. wbey.
ordered by regular advertiser.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-22

That the people appreciate y
effort of The News is making
give Waco one of the best evela
papers in the state is evldenceav]
the way in which new saoscr'O'
are being enrolled.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-22

Ed. Clark, at 72s Austin avenue.
keeps the finest meats the market
affords, fresh fish and oysters, and
pure hogs lard. Call and leave
him your order. Goods delivered
anywhere in the city. Phone 81.