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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10

The fire pitching OF Klobedanz in yes
terday's game enabled the home team to
shut out the visitors. Mains pitched a
great game up to the seventh inning, af-
ter which he was unsteady. The score:
Innings. So. 23i 67s9
Fall River. o o q II
Other Games.
Eastern League-Syracuse 8, Providence
8; Erie 13, Wilkesbarre II; Buffalo, 4,
Binghamton
Games Today.
Buffalo at Binghamton; Erie at Wilkes
barre; Springfield at Scranton; Provi-
dence at Syracuse.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10

Advertise IN the. TRIBUNE.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10

| Higgins Brothers.
| Stock Ate AMI Porter drawn from the wood
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10
Higgins Brothers.

Ssrragsnset, and Milwaukee Lager.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-10

Higgins Brothers.
stock Ale and Porter drawn from the wood.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-05-12

and that Iawiess men may be given
an opportunity to go lover the riv-
err by the bullet route.
Colored men, see to 10 that when
your cabins are attacked and you
murdered that at least one OF your
assailants Is sent on ahead OF you.
Realize that seli-defence Is the first
law of nature, every mans home Is
his castle and the desire to defend
the same is one of the first impulses
of the human breast.
Let sheets OF deadly flame leap
from well-aimed weapons, when
would-be murderers attack you and
lynch-law will go and the lynchers
with It. In SO doing you Will receive
the plaudits not only of colored men
but thinking white men as well who
despise cowardly murderers be they
white or black and will guarantee
fair-play whenever they are allowet
the opportunity. Lynch-law mus
go !
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-05-12
HORRIBLE CRIMES.

The outrages being perpetrated
upon us in the Southland tends to
arouse the worse passions and cause
the spirit of retaliation to have full
play. The announcement that a
colored man in Ouachita Co., Ar
kansas, who was presumed to have
the smallpox was burned to death
Monday April 80, 1894 by white
men is one of the most atrocious
crimes ever perpetrated.
One Ihas but to Image himself
sick ,thirsting for water, and longing
for some kind friend to relieve his
wants. Instead of kindness comes
brutality and murder, and this poor
colored man no doubt endeavored
to leave the burning house when the
crack of q rife caused him to stag
ger and fall to the floor. The
greedy, devouring flames completed
the work.
The torture that man endured, the
pain he suffered will never be known
until the last day. He had commit.
ted no crime. He was sick and his
murderers were heartless enough to
subject him to a punishment worse
than death.
AMOS Hicks, another colored man
who was suspected of burning the
gin and stables of a white farmer
near Jackson, Miss. There was nc
evidence against him, so armed mer
entered his house Friday night, 4tl
inst, hanged him and filed his BODY
with bullets. What have the liberty
loving white men of the country tt
say to this ? What do the patrioti
colored men propose to do about 1t
Shall these hellish crimes contlnu
forever Is there not enough man
hood In the race to demand hal
and to enforce that demand
Is 1t possible that christianity
too. weak and that It's believers fa'
ter ?
The only remedy for this which "
know is to adopt that used by whit
men at and before the beginning {
the present century, and treat thes
lawless white men as the Indians {
by-gone days were treated.
Every colored man should have
rife or a shotgun. Ammunitio
should be kept on hand in ordt
that the supply of game may be d
minished during the hunting season
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-05-12
TIE CAUSE OF 1T.

The most significant fact connected
with Coxeyism is that this seething IN
rest and Gisordered state Of mind
among the unemployed is confined to
the Northern and Western States, and
OF these States those that have been sus-
tanning and been mostly benefited by
the high protective policy of the Repub-
lican party-a policy which has practi-
calIy destroyed our foreign market and
glutted the home market and produced
Ideness-the legitimate result of false,
selfish. greedy system of political econo-
my. 1t is matter for great congratu-
lation that not a single Southern State
has contributed so much as a squad or
a corporafs guard to this so-called
"Army of Peace. Valley
Democrat.
The South has been down for some
time. 1t ia the rest of the country
coming down to the level of the
South that is causing this unrest In
the Northern and Western States.
1t is the War made by Southern con
gressmen and Senators upon North.
ern and Western industries that has
IOrCou ILlcAu AAlO AANOAuhCohy A0AO
ness, and invited the direst despair
The grass-hopper and the white mel
are still sitting upon stumps witt
tears In their.eyes,t the one thinking o
the days when the Negroes were hoe
ing the corn, and the other about
the Negroes he had at his disposa
to do the hoeing. For both prosper
ity seems to be an irredescent dream
and they draw consolation from TIT
fact that with few more years o
CLEVELAND, the rest of the country
will be In misery with them for be Il
remembered that this condition likes
company.
The South has no men to SPAR
from it's army of lynchers to enlist
in a $50 called Army OF Peace
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-05-12
So the Richmond (va.l Dispatch

So the Richmond (Va.l Dispatch is
In favor of abolishing the crOss-ex-
animation of women who have
charged men with criminally assault
ing them. By the way a white man
In Henrico county made a heinous
assault upon a colored woman.
Why not bring the case to a
speedy trial and have a practical ex-
ample of the operation of the law
under the above specified conditions.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-05-12

to hang either caught In q comp
missing situation with women OF
opposite race, We say, 60 al
Wen be with you In the beginn
and stay WITH you to the end,
knowing that white undertakes
run out OF coffins and colored
dertakers will be called upon to
slst In the burials. All honor to
Staunton authorities
Lynch-law must go!
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-05-12

Ifyou are not subscribing for and
paying for a race journal, you are
hindering the onward march of your
people along the line of progress.
while living yourself In the densest
ignorance of the races true condi-
tion.
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TERMS IN ADVANCE.
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higher than two cents not received ON
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TYR PLANET Is Issued weekly. The subscrlp-
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There are -FOUR WAYS by which moDev can be
sent by mail at our risk In a Posc Ohlce Money
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pros.ured. In a Registered Letter.
MONEY ORDERs-You can buy Money Oroer
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Then n the letter is lost or stolen. IL can De
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ner as we'll the present address,
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.Onssos's HALL NO. 2o7 FoEsaks ST.

Eg-st Nsonaav Ros.sfa Conp-
an s &c ST T,Jn ise r ~ ''o'E -
'i's % c.. "a na,,,., 49,. ~ r,;,c;-
Gle p M SONS anu laugh 's's = ''''''
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' NJ R;s;e~ Seas ara ' 7ssnohfsrs of
s,u,s =, a. 's ''''''' ''''''
Second Thursdax n n Loving
nsuo hteru of RethIshsm
Third Mondav. 3 n m Qoodl SheD
herd of Bethlehem.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-05-12

We return thanks for the invita-
tion received to attend the Com
mencement Exercises of the Baptist
Academy and the dedication of the
National Orphan Home, May 6 and
9, 1894, at Petersburg, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-05-12

Let us strive to do that which will
tend to win the esteem and respect
OF our neighbors whether they be
white or black.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-05-12

Why, sir, the very name deters them.
Who ever heard of true blue, fiery
Southerner being In favor of peace.
The idea Is ridiculous
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-05-12

Kind words turn away wrath, but
when they partake of the nature OF
servillty they increase 1t.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-05-12

1t is u grand thing TO pray; 1t
tends To increase your confidence in
your ability to do good.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-05-12

CoLoRED MEN, In true politeness
is much satisfaction. 1t never pays
to be boorIsh and insulting.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-05-12
ledge and Society directory.
Cooxx's HALL. 1547E- Broad

COOEH's hall, l04t h brO4o
Juvenile Tribe of Israel 2ne
Z. N.
Christian Sons and Dsughta
Brd Sunday, 1850 v. NJ.
Independent Sons and Dau
Messiah, 4th Sunday. 3 p. M.
lit. Olive Council, No. ., I.
Luke, LIST Monday, 8 p. M.
Joseph Lodge, No. 189 l. OF
maritans, and and last Monde,
lola Tent, No. IA, 3rd Mono
~. M.
Bethany Fountain, u. o. Tr
ers, End and 4th Monday nigh
Woodwork Lodge, /. o. g. y
8rd Monday nights.
Golden Rule Council, LIST
night
Honest Division, No. 81, Coed
pIars, End and 4th Tuesday night
Good Hope TaberDacie. Galilnaf
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-05-12
SATURDAY,
Editorial Opinion.

YOUNG MEN can do much to ele-
vate the race.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-05-12
rIsHERMEN's HALL, NO. 2O6 v. 5

rIsHERAfEN's HALL, NO. 206 ". BROAD ST.
Mt. Vernon, No. 2 Galiean Fishermen,
LIST & Cd Wednesday nights.
Shiloh Daughters, LIST 4 Sd Tuesday
nights.
Queen of the South. No. 4. I'd 4 4th,
Friday nights.
Mt. Ararat, No. 80, I'd 4 4kh Friday
nights.
Job Lodge, No. 30, LIST & srd Fridsy.
Job Lodge, No. 20,2 & 4th Thursday
nights.
Mt. Horeb Lodge No. s, 1sf & 4th
Thursday nights,
Mt. Sinai Lodge, I'd & zth Monday
nights.
Elizabeth, No. 40, LIST 4 Sd Wednesday
nights.
idea Council I. o. st. Luke, No. is, I'D
Thursday night.
Pond Lily l. o. st. Luke, LIST Monday
night.
St. Jacob. No. 40 Galilean fishermen,
I'd Thursday 6 4th Friday.
st. James, No. 81, G. +. xS Tuesday
& Sd Monday nights.
Mary Magic lene. No. 30 I'd 4 At
Wednesday D .Ehts.
Good Win, NO. 81 mesfs MHDday and
Sd Monday.
Zion Travellers, ast Mon aud, Sd
Friday.
Invincible Lodge, No. 267s q. .. o
o. F. 2d and 4th Tuesday ni2k Is
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-05-12
Phone 935

JOHN MITCHELL. JR.s EDITOR
An communications Intended tor publication
must be sent TO the editor. John Mitchell. Jr-s
sll East Broad Street and should reach him on
Tuesday.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-05-12

Bring your iob-work t.
EFT office. 1t will be
cheaply executed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-05-12

II
Luke. list
Olive Branch, 4. y. st. 4 nd
Coral Reef Council, / o. St 2nd
: i Fidelity Division, G. T.. LIST Y ,dnes-
Virginia Council, 1. o. St. Luke. and
Wednesday, 3 p. M
Sons and Daughters OF Israel, Ist and
Ord Thursday nights
Soldiers of the Vineyard, &th Thurs
day night
st. Joseph Council, l. o. st. Lul ., LIST
and 3rd Thursday nights
Trinity Tent, No. 75s End THUR day,
Jpn.
Mt. Aria Lodge, L. o. G. SAINT ritans,
LIST and last Friday nights.
Shepherd Lodge, I. 0. 9. s. y and
4th Friday nights 7
Christian Wisdom. <th day. 3
p. N.
i CusrALo's HALL, No. 702 z. Broad.
Attucks Guard Association meets list
Sunday, 8 p. NJ.
HAYES HALL, No. TAT N. End st.
George A. Custer Post. G. 4. republic,
LIST Thursday night
Mt. Sinai Lodge, No 80, I ve and
: Charity, and and 4th Monday fxbts.
/ Hackmen's Association, LIS lSunday
| night.
e Mt. Zion Lodge, Good samaritans, I'd
and 4th Wednesday nights
keystone Lodge, No. %, Four-and
e Twenty Elders, LIST and 3rd Tuesday
o Moses Tabernacle, Love and Charity
LIST Tuesday night.
: Stewards Lodge. No. "a, Four-ant
n Twenty Elders, 1st and 3rd Wednesda,
a nights
II Good Will Lodge, Four-and- Twenty
O. Elders, and and 4th Wednesday nights
Loving Christians, and Wednesda!
night
In Twenty Elders, Bird Friday niEbt.
In cambridge Lodge, Four-aI,d went
~ Elders, 2nd and 4th Monday nights.
Ever True Lodge, No. 2. Sour-ant
IN Twenty Elders. 2pd and t. rburads
n Juvenile Lodge. Love and Charity, A
n Sunday, 3 p NJ.
or The Phoenix. 4th Sunday al 2. N.
Juvenile Lodge OF l. O..oi Good Sam
rita1s, 4th Sunday at p NJ.
Is Welcome Home, Four and Twenty I
6ers. 28, 2nd and 4th Friday nights
no Honest Sons and Daughter OF Frien
ship, LIST. Monday night.
cd Working Sons of Love LIST I'd Bird +
day nights.
lie Bethel Lodge, Love and [ iarlty, q
In and 4th Friday nights.
Sons and Daughters OF Messiah, j
Tuesday P. III.
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FRIENDSHIP BALL, No. 10.
Marshall ST., between 9th end 7th-

Morning Pilgrim Galilean Fishermen
end and zth. Wednesday nights
Richmond Lodge, No. l K. OF 2. LIST
and Ord Monday nights.
Eureka Division, No. IL K. OF r ls'
and ard Thursday nighkA
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-05-12

Entered In the Post-Ofiice at Richmond. va
as second class matter
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-05-12

PLAN
= and
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-05-12

MAY 1884.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-05-12

CusrALo's HALL, No. 702 E. Broad.
Attucks Guard Association meets list
Sunday, p. NJ.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-16
NORTH TEXAS INSANE ASYLUM.

Grocer les Brooms 30 dozen, peaches
dried, 1900 pounds; grapes California dried 1870
lbs crackers, plain soda, Is boxes; butter beans
2OCU pounds; lard. pure leaf, 1900 pounds; rice
1000 lbs; grts, fresh, 1000 lbs oatmeal, fresh
1900 lbs; vinegar brls ham, Armours small,
1000 lbs; molasses, 20 brls coffee 5000 lbs: sugar
American standard, graduated 10000 lbs; corn
meal, to be delivered as required. 800 bushels:
tobacco, natural leaf, 1900 lbs; black pepper,
bacon, short clear sides 5000 lbs; mops, 9-inch
= gross: Pearlne cases; Sapolio, 10 gross
starch, best lump, 1909 lbs; baking powder
Royal, 100 lbs green tea, 200 lbs Eupion oil to
be delivered as required. II brls, wheat bran, one
half to be delivered at once and balance July
l5 1000 los; -four, best high patent to be de.
liyered in barrels one half at once and balance
July Is, $4,000 lbs alcohol, % per cent 10 gal.
Ions; choice fresh beef, to be butchered at asy-
lum slaughter house, at such times and in such
quantities as required GALL becves to be subject to
inspection and acceptance before killed.
approximately so 600 lbs; breakfast bacon, 500
three or more than eight inches in diameter,
two-thirds split, and to be of the following
kinds Ash, oak, blackjack or hickory.
Best screened lump coal, to be delivered at
asylum at such times and in such quantities as
| required. Sample of 25bs. to accompany bid.
Dry GoodA-.300O yards heavy chevot; 1905
yards bed ticking; 1000 yards bleached cash, %
inches wide. good quality; 1000 yards figured
| prints; 300 yards scrim; 100 yards chambra,
brown or grey: 500 pair mems half hose; 6OC
pair ladies balbriggan hose; 200 bed spreads
| 9Ox]0 inches, good quality 90 pair ladies' shoes
oxford ties. Nos 4. 5, g. Z and s; dozen mems
brogan shoes Nos. s. 10, and 12; 9 doz mems
gaiter shoes, No. Z; "a bolts Of white oil cloth,
J good quality: ~ doz each of Nos Ii. "a, 30and 81
white thread; a great gross of brass pant buttons
3 great gross white pearl dress buttons, grea
gross. agate shirt buttons 20 dozen red cottoI
handkerchiets 20 doz ladies bordered hand
kerchiefs; "a doz cards white hooks and eyes
| 10 doz large buck towels; 10 doz white liner
napkins; l6 doz horn dressing combs; doz fine
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-16
GLOWING articles are needed:
STATE LUNATIC ASYLUM.

Groceries .-Fresh beef, best in market (all
round), free from neck and shank, to be deliver
ed In such quantities as desired; 1900 pounds
bacon, clear Sides $500 lbs leaf lard white
LABEL; 5000 lbs sugar 1000 lbs coffee; 5000 lbs
rice: 1000 lbs grits; 1000 lbs oatmeal 1000 lbs
hominy; 80 lbs evaporated apples; 1000 lbs dried
grapes; 300 lbs baking powder; 200 lbs black tea
200 lbs green tea; leo lbs smoking tobacco; 500
lbs chewing tobacco; 500 lbs Lima beans; 500 lbs
Navy beans; 1000 lbs black eye peas 500 lbs
sal soda; s barrels dairy salt; IS brls molasses
3 brls small pickles. brs coal oil, water white
1000 lbs ham (ArmOurs, Dold's or Swift's BEST
5 gross Sapolio; 30 dozen brooms, string: Is
dozen mop handles sample; 1000 lbs shipped
laundry soap; 1000 pounds laundry soap; 1000
lbs lump starch, Royal; 100 brls best patent
flour; 100 brls best half patent flour; 250 tons
Old Original McAlester coal.
Dry GOOds--l20O yards Sea Island domes
tic; 1000 yards bleached domestic 1850 wards
cheviot 1000 yards brown drilling; 1900 yards
| cotton paids; 1900 yards calico, Simpsons: 500
yards ginghams; 500 yards lawn, figured. lQOC
yards mattress ticking; 800 yards 42inch
bleached domestic; 1000 yards "a unbleached
sheetng 400 yards 1914 bleached sheeting: 400
yards red oil calico, 400 yards cretonne: 1906
| yards cottonnade: 1000 yards linen crash 6 dol
| linen towels "a rolls marble oil cloth; 81 dozeI
Coats white thread, No. "a to 90; 60 dozen Coat.
black thread, No. "a to 60; GO dozen ladies hose
oOdozen mems half hose; "a dozen ladies New
| port ties, 3 to T.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-16
SOUTHWESTERN INSANE ASYLUM.

GrOceries--lsOO lbs laundry soap 100 lbs
green tea; 100 lbs black tea; cases American
I've; 30 eases canned corn; 30 cases tomatoes
Bib cans: 800 lbs evaporated apples; 800 lbs
dried grapes; 300 lbs prunes; 1000 lbs prime rice
] 500 lbs best clear side bacon; 1000 lbs grits
500 lbs hominy; GOO lbs rolled oats; 10 brls stan
dard white granuated sugar 600 lbs Lima
beans; 1000 lbs Navy beans; 600 lbs black eyed
peas, boxes candles 300 lbs dried peaches;
9 tierces pure leaf lard; 800 lbs chewing tobacco;
100 lbs Blackwel's Bull Durham smoking to-.
bacco, 2-oz packages 1000 lbs coffee; barrel
Eupion oil; Coz cakes toilet soap; gross of
Ralph Il Stewart snuff, 1-oz tins; so lbs black
pepper brls sugar house molasses; 10 doz
fibre chambers: doz fibre spttoons; 3 doz fibre
pals; II doz cotton mops; 100 tons McAlester
lump screened coal: fresh beef, best in market
(all round). free from neck and shank, to be de
livered ut 80 Il. m. in such quantities as the
superintendent may require.
Dry GOOds-.20O yards fruit of the loom
bleached domestic 200 yards best cotton check :;
200 yards calico, Simpsons grew. 200 yards
linen crash tOweling; 6 doz white linen towels
l. doz ladies' balbriggan hose; 200 yards white
klaw; 100 yards tatle damask II doz large
white napkins gross large rice tuttons gross
small rice buttons; "a doz white pearl dress but
tons; 200 yards unbeached sheeting, 1914; 80
doz assorted Coats white thread Nos. l2. 81, 40,
so and so; l2 doz Coats black thread, Nos. 80,
81 and 40; doz bandana handkerchiefs; doz
white handkerchefs: doz corsets. Nos. q, "a
and %; "a doz mems half hose; 10 yards red oil
calico; 3 yards heavy duck; II boxes pins;
dOz mems neglige shirts,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-16
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals are invited until - O'Clock
Saturday. May 10, 1894. for furnishing the State
Lunatic: Southwestern Insane; North Texas
Insane; Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum; Confed.
crate Home, and Deaf and Dumb and Blind
Asylum for Colored Youths, with supplies for
the quarter beginning June l., 1894
Bids will be opened at q Il. IN. Monday. NAV q.
1894, in the presence of the Board of Managers
Of the respective institutions. Goods are to be
delivered by the successful bidders free of
charge. Each bid must be accompanied by
samples Bond in double the value of the article
bid on must accompany bids. Blank form of
bond will be furnished on application by the
Comptroller, and only such form will be
accepted.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-16
BLIND INSTITUTE.

GrOceries-250 lbs best stake and roast,
more or less, delivered at such times and in such
quantities as the superintendent directs; i0g
lbs smoked bacon bellies: 100 lbs best ham prl
best leaf lard; ID brls best roller patent Honi
half brl hominy: half brl grts sack best mo
coffee; brl graduated white sugar; brl yei.
low clsrifed sugar; cords cedar wood, straight
split 4
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-16
TEXAS DEAF MUTE INSTITUTE.

Groceries brls flour, full patent: = bris
sugar, granulated, l sack coffee; 10 lbs green
tea 10 lbs black tea; box FoX's starch; boxes
hest fresh beef more or less to be delivered at
a. IN. in such quantity and of such quality as
the SUPERINTENDENT may de nand-
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-16
THE CONFEDERATE HOME.

GrOccries- "a brls patent -four 200 lbs e. q,
bacon: 500 lbs uncanvased hams eooo IDS ocel
tight hind quarters, delivered as wanted , SACKS
Rio coffee, brs graduated sugar, J bri drlea
apples. cases corn, Clipper brand ; cases
Scotch oats, Is cases tomatoes, trophy prahu
10 cases crackers, PARROT brand uerces leat
lard / brl sal. soda 10 cases soap, Boston u
brand l75 lbs Star Navy tobacco, zoo lbs hatuIal
leaf ID brand: $50 lbs Dukes mixture loo Ids
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-16

have opened for business street.
old stand fit modern Gnner Engines Boilers
Cotton Gins Presses and Mills win stock complete line of
the ooWirg Betting Shang aeys Mleab Fittings,
Wrought Iron Pipes Steam and Water Fittings complete
of Machinery supplies Our old friends cordially
invited to call and
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-16
Deaf, Dumb & Blind Asylum for COlore'
YOuthS,

Groceries-l0 brls patent -four 9 brls
granuated sugar, brls Lesser's best hes t, soap,
sack fine salt Is lbs Price powder oo ,b bac9 70
bellies, so lbs ham, weight from u 10 IDS oo a
cords split oak wood, 30 tons Old McAieste'
coal.
JOHN ID. McCALL,
Comptroller,