The Waco Evening News. (Waco, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 144, Ed. 1, Monday, January 1, 1894 Page: 3 of 8
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THE EVENING NHW8 MONDAY JANUARY I 1894.
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0MEST1C MATTERS
lorthern Ohio Blanket
Mill nesumea.
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O SAVE THE WOOL TAX
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Wants a Keceiver ror me
Hicks StocKt;ar uo.
EPUBLICANS IN SESSION
flchigan RaMroaas itesioro
Wages or tmpioyees.
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Roaimod Operations.
Cmivkland O. Jan. 1 The
orthern Ohio Blanket mill today
Bnmiid operations in all depart
ments giving employment to about
0 men. The members of the
m nav that while thoy may be
leoted in the future by the tarm
11 unless a lair ana equitable
BjaHtment is' made yet that at
esent tue ouuook ior iraue m
jod and that the orders on hand
id assured will keep them busy
ftr some time.
Wants a Receiver.
Chicaiu Jan. 1. The applica-
on of Henry O'Hard of St. Louis
tr a recoiver lor tee riioKS ntocK
sar company is before Judge Mo.
onnell in the circuit court today.
he complainant who is a heavy
Lockholdor in the company charges
hat it is being mismanaged that
s resources are being dissipated
nd that litigation with which it is
hrealened will if persisted in
estroy its buinese. It is also
aimed that since the papers in the
aee wero niea patents vaiuea ai
alf a million dollars have been
aneferred from the control of the
ompany tor a nominal oonsidera.
ion. 1 ho defense has hied a
olaminous reply in which ah the
rinuipal allegations are denied.
Republicans In Session.
St. Paul Minn. Jan. 2. The
embers of the Republican state
entral committee as well as the
xecutivo committee of the state
Q3uo or Kepubhcau clubs are in
eesion hero today. In these two
odiea are oomprised most of the
Rtpublican leaders of Minnesota.
he Hpeoial object of the confer-
nco ia to consider the desirability
f an early opening of the campaign
or the next election. Aooordinir
President Goodenow of the
tato League who voices the ideas
if most of his associate? it is pro-
losed to fight the campaign in Min-
leaota as well as in all of the north-
western states on national issues
irecisely as was the caoe in Iowa
-hio and Massachusetts last Novein-
er. It is intended that local issues
hall be sidetracked and that the
juostions forced by the policy of
Dbuu present national administration
hall be brought to the front ana
K ft tit lllnro Pwnaiiln! flAA.7nnnm
Mievos that this will be almost as
arked as though a president were
u oe voted tor.
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Want to Open.
Milwaukee Jan. 1. Strenuotus
efforts are being put forth to induce
the -depositors in the suspended
Mitchell bank to attach their names
to the agreement binding them not
to withdraw their deposits for a
npcumuuu uuiu it tne bans is re-
opened but the projectors of the
reorganization are deoidedly dis-
couraged over the outlook. The
aggregate amount represented by
depositors who are fighting shy of
the agreement exoeeds a million of
dollar and the monied men who
are willing to become interested in
the reorganization will not put up a
dollars unless nine-tenths of the
depositors pledge themselves to the
agreement. Should the bank be
compelled to go into liquidation it
is believed that it would take fully
fivo yoars to settle with the credi-
tors and oven after this length of
time allowing for the full value of
the securities held by the bank not
more than sixty or sixty five cents
on a dollar could be paid.
Wages are Restored.
Lansing Mich. Jan. 1. Com-
mencing today the wages of all em.
ployees of the Chioago and West
Michigan and the Detroit Lansing
and Northern railroads will be
restored to the figures prevailing
before the general out in Angnst
last. This will mean an average
increase of ten per oent. The
officials of the road say that while
their aotion is not warranted by the
present condition of busineis yet
they propose to make the experi
ment in the hope that an increase in
traffic and the added zeal of the
employees will enable them to make
the new soale a permanent one.
Tickets Selling Freely.
Chicago Jan. 1. Nearly one
thousand ticket for the Corbett-
Mitohell contest at Jacksonville
have already been disposed of in
this oity despite the faot that the
sporting element is in a decidedly
impeounious oondition. Many of
them unwilling to be counted as
miesing in the amphitheatre of
what promises to be one of the
greatest fights of the decade have
"touched" their friends from Now
York to San Francisco in order to
procure the wherewithal for a
ticket to Jacksonville and return
and the necessary expenses. There
will be a large contingent of board
of trado men at the ring-side and
not a few citizens high in profos
sional circles who will veil their
identity if need be under an alias.
Tho British element of Chicago
however will be mainly conspicu-
ous by its absence.
West Prairie Chapel Notes.
Wbbt Phaiiuk Chapel D o. 20.
Everybody sermed to enjoy the
Christmas tree.
Several in tte neighborhood are
having a tough time with the grippe.
Mr. Pietzach is building a new
houee.
Mr. Charles Lynoh of Bell
county has moved into the neigh-
borhood. Mr. J. J. and J. C. Morgan of
Siep Springs are visiting their
father Mr. S. H. Morgan.
Mrs. Robinson and family of
Tabot Rook visited friends during
the past week.
Mr. A F. Gohlko and his sister.
Miss Lizzie are spending the hoi -days
in Washington county.
Mr. Ed. Carpenter has moved on
the place formerly occupied by Mr.
R. G. Whit' oak.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Moiirlield
loft Saturday for Tjler Tex. to
spend the holidays at their old
homo.
Tho young fo'ks of this neigh-
borhood spent Monday and Tuesday
evening very pleasantly at K. D.
Parr's and A. D. Petree's it being
Christmas time.
Mrs. Mary West who was called
to Farmoriville Tex. on account of
siokness a week or so a o relumed
home Friday bringing with her two
of her grandchildren.
Mr. Isaac Petree and Mr. Stamp
Bishop went to Waco Thursday
after a load of furniture for Mr.
Bob Petree of Osage.
Clod IIoitbu.
CRIBBLE BROS.
The
Franklin Street
Grocers.
We Sell Only First-Class Goods.
Our MAUD S. is the best Flour in the Market
Fresh Fruits. Nuts and Candies always on hand. Chickens
Turkeys Eggs and Butter. We solicit our business and
promise to please you. Ti us and be convinced.
Telephone No. 59.
GRIBBLE BROS.
510 Franklin Street.
WILL FURNISH
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Snroly If there are unhappy aullerewon earth
njon whom lhoimgoln look cloun In pltT It U
people agonized with rhoumutlmn. They are
Intonrent the icar round with little or no
reeplto Now there Is no evlilrneeto which
publicity has been glveu in behulf of Hosteller's
Stomach nit'ora IDoro concurrent and conrinc-
lng than thtt in behalf ol Hielllcucy In It.clpl-
nt ihi'uma Ism And tluco rheumatism and
rheumatic and simple gont are among
the most obatlnatc complaints to which
thlii admirable remedy la nrlipted and
lncc they all have n fatal tondet cy to attack
the Tltal rgnn tho advisability of an caily
n-o of the Jitters when they niui.lfcst tupm-
lelves muit be apt&rent. Eluond'tu and
most al .nolly so are the dlttpra too lu mala
rial dlaea e Xdney and bladder Inactivity
constipation dytpeptla liver complaint aid
ncrvou aliments.
For Meats ana Bame
Chickens and Turkeys
Dull on or IMioiiu
JOHN DOLLINS
At Pacific Market 728 Austin Ave
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To Save the Wool Tax.
Wahami Ind. Jan. 1 A oir-
Ular Bicned bv a nnmhor nf nhncm
rowers of this part of the state
nany of thorn being Democrats is
ein gont OUt torlav in flnnb.nmnara
Jiroughout the country. It urges
he signing of a petition to Con-
firesa protesting against any redao-
ion in the Present HiitiflH nn wnnl.
ma the lrOUnd that nnv nhinao in
u existing sohe ule would praoti-
:3ly rain the American wool indns-
Ty The sheen orowdra of the
ountry are urged to sink party
ympatniee and to unite for the
"neuuon of their bnsinnss
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toP3 Pains hfiftld nminrf. ku.nc
calps and oolio. AeIc vour dr.oist
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t prices to meiithe lowest.
A Timely Toplcto Be Talked Up
Dallas Jan. 1. Editor Nkws:
Tho Texas State Swine Breeders'
association will hold its regular
spring meeting at Taylor William-
son county on February 13 1894.
These spring meetings aio held
annually at different places in the
state the date and place of whioh is
fixed at the regulat fall meeting of
the association the object being to
discuss all matters conneoted with
the breeding raising and marketing
of hogs and hog product? and are of
speoial interest to farmers.
These meetings have already done
muoh to promote the swine industry
in Texas and every year the iner.
est in them and the good they do is
increasing. Everybody directly or
indirectly interested in hogs is in-
vited to attend and participate in
the discussions.
If all those who desire to attend
this mooting will send their names
to the undersigned designating
their railroad station and route an
effort will be made to secure re-
duced fare.
All papers friendly to the effort
being made to induce the people of
Texas to produce their own hogs
are requested to copy this artiole or
to give tho time place and objects
of the meeting such publicity as
they deem proper.
A. A. PiTTircK Seoretary
Dallas Tex.
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Good to Take.
DR TIGHENOR'S ANTISEPTIC
Stops pain heals wounds burns
soalds flux colio ' ;vil and poll-
evil in horses and mc'.es. Fioo sam-
ple at all druggists
SamciRxion Presetted
HCnRA'S
Removci Freckles Ci-nn'si.
Liver - ficbi. K'nil-nJ.
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And Write Deeds and Other Title I'apeii.
OJlicr Ao. I ti) South 4th Street.
T. M. DILWORTH.
A Christmas Ta
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Loaded shells or shells loaded
order at Ambold's.
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To Select a Nice Present.
For this week we wijl close out
our immense Cigar stock by the
box at io per cent abqve cost.
Cut glass bulk and package
extract? a fine line at low prices.
Plow's fine candies which are
unsurpassed by any manufacturer
in the country. Call and see us.
Ed. E. Dismuke.
Corner 4th am Frunklia Sts.
Desirable Holiday Presents.
PARLOR CHAIRS
HALL CHAIRS.
DINING-ROOM CHAIRS
LIBRARY CHAIRS
WICKER ROCKERS
DIVANS AND CORNER PIECES
COUCHES IN LEATHER CORDUROY RUG ind CI TEN-
ET LLE COVERINGS.
BOOK CASES
SECRETARIES
LADIES' DESKS
CHIFFONIERS
PARLOR CABINETS
MUSIC CABINETS
SIDEBOARDS.
EXTENSION TABLES
HALL RACKS'
BED-ROOM SUITES in
SYCAMORE CURLEY-BIRCH OAK AND BIRD-EYE MAPLE.
We extend a cordial invitation to the Ladies of Waco and to every
admirer of the beautiful to visit our establishment
Thursday December 21 1893
THE DATE OF OUR
Grand - Holiday -Opening!
VVo will show you up to ditto fads in fine Furnituro a number of interest-
ing displaysand the FOLDING BKD that received first award at the World's
Fair. Every Lady visitor will recoivo a novel souvenir
A REAL CHRISTMAS PRESENT
DON'T W UGET THE DATE.
Waco Furniture Co.
Corner 8th and Jackson St.
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The Waco Evening News. (Waco, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 144, Ed. 1, Monday, January 1, 1894, newspaper, January 1, 1894; Waco, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth115717/m1/3/: accessed May 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .