Waco Daily News. (Waco, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 358, Ed. 1, Friday, May 10, 1889 Page: 1 of 4
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WACO TEXAS FRIDAY MAY 10 189.
NO. 358
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SANGER BROTHERS.
Ladies' Ready-made Suits
New Stylish and Neatly Made
In iH llzn iud Quillflii.
ussiSilHRgithK Co
Cor. Fii ill instil Streets
GINGHAM SUITS.
Every Lady can find just what she
wants without going through the
worry and Vexation of having her
dresses made to order.
Ladies' White Lawns suits trimmed with embroidery at $4 25.
White Lawn suits pretty trimmed with fine embroidery and
stylishly made at $7 00.
White Lawn suits trimmed in Hamburg Embroidery waist
to match very pretty at $8 50.
White Lawn suits directoire waists and over drapery in one
piece quite stylish at $11 85.
Ladies' Combination Gingham suits in all colors solid with
fancy trimmings at ."Sfer .' $5 85.
Ladies' Satteen suits tucked waists fashionable colors and
very neatly made at $7 5
Ladies' Gingham suits very stylish fringed sash choice
colors at $7 00.
Ladies Satteen suits with albetros fedora fronts and velvet
reveres collars and cuffs at $8 50.
And a thousand other styles and qualities which should be
seen to be appreciated.
YV C WUUIU 11KC u. ICW
words with you on the
Carpet question.
Everybody in Waco
knows we have the larg
est most commodious
and best equipped Car-
pet Department in the
state.
Everybody knows we
carry the largest stock
of Carpets in the city.
And we want every-
body to know that there
was an extraordinary
mrge suit: ui vuipcis ai
auction in New York
City some two weeks
since at which we
bought very largely for
spot cash ; in fact we
believe we have too
many and have con-
cluded to offer them at
the lowest prices ever
quoted in the city for
New and Desirable
Goods. There are no
old "chestnuts" in the
lot; no old shop worn
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moth-eaten goods but
the very pick of the lot
that was offered.
BRUSSELLS CARPETS
you can get in a variety
of patterns at 37V 40c
45c 50c a yard. These
goods usually sell at 65c
to 85c a yard.
' Brussells carpets at
55c and 65c that used
to sell at 75c to $1.00
Brussels carpets at
75c that would be con-
sidered cheap at $100 a
yard.
Wilton Velvets at 90c
and $1.00; not a piece
in the lot worth less than
from $1.25 to $1.50 a yd
And we are also of-
fering this week a line of
all Wool Extra Supers
at 572c a yard; also all
Wool three-plys at 75c
a yard.
Those arc Bargains
and will not oe of
fered soon' ogam.
LEWINE BROS.
Offer Ten Great Huns is Week.
Cor. 5th and Austin Sts.
50 pieces Nainsook Checks at
5 cents a yard.
4-4 bleached soft finish Domestic
6 3-4 cents a yard .
20c. Sateens marked down to
12 1-2 cents a yard
2 7-inch China Silk will be sold at
75 cents ayard.
A large lot Fans worth 2 5 & 3 5 c
for 10 cents each
An elegant line of fine Fans
worth from $1 to $1.50
tor 50 cents each
New lot Silks Umbrellas with
Gold Handles for $150
Best bl'k & col d Hose in the city
for 25 cents a pair
Novelty lot ofChallies justopen'd
A lot of Ladies' Doneola Kifl Bntton Shoes worked But-
ton Holes for -Si oaPair
Extra Good Bargains in all kinds of Shoes and slippers at
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Cor. Austin and Sixth Streets.
T. IF. JONES
"W. H. JONES.
JONES : BROTHERS
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ESTATE
AGENTS
WACO OTOXAS
TBTTTT AUTID SBLIj .A-IjIj TSLTHT1D3 OF
REAL B8TATB.
JM-JL
WACO FURNITURE GO. UNDERTAKERS GOODS
Fine Weofl Cement anfl Metalic U Burial ases Burial Roles.
AN EXPERIENCED UNDERTAKER AT THE STORE NIGHT AND DAY. SCIENTIFIC EMBALMING.
OVER THE WIRES.
Telegraphic Miscellany Care-
fully Culled From Sundry
Sources.
IOAN MONEY
On Farm and Wild Lands on
Long Time at Low Rates of
Interest
Democrats
Still Uppermost
FliO.
All
Business will have Prompt
Attention.
HOUSES FOR RENT
JOHN D. MAYFIELD always
has two or three of his houses
vacant hence can supply your
wants in this line. When your
friends want to rent a house
send them to me and oblige
' Yours Respectfully
KJ.D MAYFIBtrD.
El Paso Tex. May 8. The injunc-
tion suit of the City of 1 Paso li. A.
Krakauer has occupied the time of
the district court for the past two days
Messrs. H. H. Nail and W. M. Cald-
well appearing for the city and A. G.
Wilcox and William Chandler appear
ing for contestees. The case was ably
arnued on both sides. Tho decision
handed down by the court sustains tho
injunction as to the mayor and ooun-
oilmen and the court issued a writ of
alternative mandamus requiring the
counou to show cause why the council
should not open and canvass the dec
tion returns and disclose the result of
tho election as to the city recorder
treasurer assessor surveyor and attor-
ney. This virtually settles the case
in favor of the Democrats and law and
Democrats have triumphed over Win-
chesters and Republicanism.
Eight paokages of silver 'bullion
Jaswd through here to-day by Wells-
'argo express consigned to San Fran-
cisco. Each package weighed about
one hundred and sixty pounds and the
shinmont was valued at $15000. This
silver comes from a reduction mill at
Shafter about fifty miles from Marfa
on the Galveston Harrisburg and San
Antonio road.
Fiona Jail Birds.
Texabkana Tex May 8. The in-
mates of the Miller county jail East
TpTarlrina. had their' arrangements
complete to make their escape last
night wnen tney were amcuvereu.
There were eleven prisoners in all of
the various shades and they had very
skillfully cut a hole in the floor ana
burrowed under the wall. Sunday
last it is said that ono of tho party
read in a loud voice ono of Mr. TaN
mage's sermons to his associates while
a detail wb going ahead on fho tunnel.
Sheriff Blytho suspected that there was
too much piety for the size of the crowd
and instituted: a search with the result
as stated.
Kentacky While Cap.
Mamon Ky. May 9. Tho White
Cap3 have been on tho warpath onco
more. This time their deed was com-
mitted in Caldwell county near a little
trading post called Ureswcll. 'Xhoy
dragged out and severely whipped a
man named Boston because he would
not prpperly support his family so they
claimed.
They went to his house at night and
dragged him from his bod. (Juite a
scumo ensued during which the wife
of Boston tore the mask from tho faces
of two of tho mob. and she recognized
them. The ueoDle are loud in their
denunciations of this business and if
they can be properly identified they
will be made to suffer for their deeds.
This whipping was done within a
few miles of their other whipping
which occurred on Saturday night last
and the miscreants are supposed to be
the samo gang.
Base Ball.
Galveston May 9. The second
game of tho league series between
Galveston and Austin was played this
afternoon and resulted in a victory tor
the home team by a score of 6 to 1.
The game was witnessed by about 400
spectators and was well conducted on
both sides. Roach the now pitcher
for Galvecton. did great work.
O'Rourke and Roaoh wero in points for
Galveston whilo Duane and Bates did
batterv work for tho visitors. The
scoro by innings is as follows
Galveston
Austin
Killed IIU Would-be BInyer.
Gaine9VII.lv Tex. May 8. A few
mornings ago Tom Redmond a farmer
living near Woodford I. T. wont to
tho house of a neighbor Bud Tinnel
armed with a Winohestcr riflo and call-
ing Tinnel to tho door informed him
that ho intended to kill him. Tinncl's
wifo was very sick and so informed
Redmond and begged him to go away.
Redmond thereupon it is said began
cursing and abusing both Tinnel and
his wife but finally wont away declar-
ing his intention to kill Tinnel upon
his first oonortunitv. Thero had
been troublo between the two men
both of whom were farmers and near
neighbors. After Redmond had gono
Tinnel began to tninic oi ino auusu
heaped upon him and tho threats made
bv Redmond and ooncluded that the
best thing that ho could do would bo to
end the trouble at onco. He thereupon
borrowed a shotgun and went to Red
mond's house called him to tho door
and turned loose both barrels killing
him on tho threshold of his homo
Tinnel mado his esoapu to tho woods
and is still out though the officers havo
been scouring tho neighborhood for
him for several days
X'hlldrea Cremated Inn Ilurnlag- Home
Indianafolih Ind. May 7. At
Hillham a small town in Dubois coun-
ty Mrs. 0. Willmann loft her homo to
visit a neighbor's leaving three small
children asleop in tho house. During
hor absenco the houso in somo manner
10100000 4 0 unexplained caught fire and wan des
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DALLAS AND WACO.
Dallas May 9. Tho home team
Ugain defeated Waco to-day.
Scoro by innings :
Dallas 23020200 09
Waco 00040000 16
Tbe Hlale to the Rescne.
Sprinqfikld III. May 0-Somotime
ago the Btate penitentiary commission-
rp wuru iuuhucwju uj .no o..uivioi-
fnro in rnnnrton the feasibility ot as
sisting tbe farmers of tho state in their
tight against tbo binding twine truBt
by manufacturing twine in tho state
penitentiary. They reported to-day that
it was entirely feasible and that a
plant which would employ 75 conviots
could manufacture one-third of tho
twine used by farmers in tho state at a
I cost of 140 per pound.
troyed. The two youngest children
lost their lives while tho third aged
nine escaped but is badly injured.
The mother's reason is dethroned by
the shook and sho can not livo but a
short time.
Died of Heart Blseaee.
Af.voaD. Tax .'. Mav 6. Mr. W. F.
White an aged gentleman living two
and ono half miles cast of here was
found dead in his bed this morning.
It is supposad that his death was caus
ed from heart disease as he has been
subicct to attacks of the kind. The
doctor was sent for but with out an
autopsy could not surmise as above.
Mr. White was living with a married
son and had just returned from Dallas
yestorday evening where he had gono
to bo married but tho marriage was
postoncd till Jnly next by mutual content.
New York's Electrical Execnttenera.
New Yobk May 7. Contracts wore
signed to-day by whioh tho state of
New York purchased for tho clootnoal
execution of condemned criminals throo
Wcstonhouse alternating current olec-
trio light dynamos. Tho state prisons
at Bing Sing Auburn and Clinton art '
each I to bo supplied with one of these
deadly machines whioh will be driven
by engines already in place. The our-
ront will be applied to tho unfortunates
at tho same presBuro used by this sys-
tem for elootrio lightings and tho
state's experiments have shown that
death will ensure in less than thirty
seconds.
Decreasing Population.
Temple May 9: While Policeman
T. E. Hawkes wbb standing on the
siedewalk in front of tha Keystone
restaurant at 12 o'clock last Bight
Pick Wiseman shot him from within
the houBO with a double-barrel shotgun
killing him instantly. Wiseman has
been arrested and is having a prelimi
nary trial on a ohargo of murder.
OddlllM of the Patent Ofto.
Occupying a prominent position in
a caso in tha center aisle is tho model
of a boat for lifting vessels over shoal.
It was patented to Abraham Lincoln
in 1840. when tho future president
thought to mako a reputation as an in-
ventor rather than a statesman. Lin-
coln is tho only president who ever
secured n patent.
Tho first shoo was patented in 1811
by two Massachusetts men. It is ot
undressed leather and there is quite
a diffcronco between tho workmanship
of that and the present machine
stitched shoo. So well was the work
dono however that it waa impossible
to tell whether it was pegged or aewed
until somo sacrilegious clerk cut tbe
solo and ascertained it waa pegged.
In tho class of perpetual motion ma-
chines tho patent office is deficient. It
has no working model but an inven-
tor stepped in the other day to say
that ho bad a completed and tested
model which he would tend shortly.
It required some few alterations he
said sueh as a governor to keep it
from going too fast and running
down. When the machine arrives
it will bo iriven'an entire case bv itself.
There are in the neighborhood of
200.000 models in the patent office
and bad it not been for two destructive
fires the number would be near a ball
million. Washington Post
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