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VOL. 8j No. 120. WACO, TEXAS, FRIDAY, MAY 22. 1874. SINGLE COPIES 5 CENTS. ISusincss JMv c <• t o ry OF THE CITY OP WACO. 'Urn Bails iNomrs inserted lor.one dollar a Month.) j ATTOKXTCYB. EVENING EDITION, A Column of Fun. ((I IEU NABKV K W. I'avis, *tfo»t)ey-»t-law iiud notary i rbVuv, irv George Clark ’» oJ<l office, in the! R InrbUc., irv George TfoWaLs building. West & Prather, on the Sqtfarv, over Fort & j •Jnckhon’s Rank. Pyer & Butfeson, corner of Broad way-ami ! ■I'hird up-stairs. BANRBRK. Flint & Chamberlin- South-east qorner <?f j he square. j CARPENTER. j -1. W. banders, House Carpenter and ; •tUiilder.Hp-stiih> over Met:rary\s mill. BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER. Nichols & Page, Austin street, .under the; McClelland Hotel, sign‘of big boot. Issued Every Day (except Sunday,) at 5 o'clock, .!’, M. . /\ i . . A baby Info existence grows A green-grocer-vj lie WUO trubls. Out o£-the dark; couleur de rose vr .»i t -i i o Its future seems as it lies in dreams, V egetable philosophy Ollgo For life can bring no cruel thing I'id vice I To the bud that into a blossom blows; j Ah well-a-day! who knows? who knows? Cure for a felon— Take it to the ... .... A. man with a maul to the altar goes; i pODltOhtlUry. [ Cares have come, but couleur de rose TELEG RAPH IC i eial to Waco Advance.) Morniuy' Dispatches. A Ghancsek’s. Dream.—A gran-ger drowned that ho died. He went straight to the spirit-world; he knocked at the gate of the NeW Jerusalem, and it was open-ed unto him. The books were opened; be was asked, “Did you New Orleans, May 21,—Kel- I Darts nave corns, out couieur ae in reply to a telegram re- - , < . - a fnmilvnf original cremation- Jhe fliture »ev«m to the lover's ach«me», reived by him from Hon. Frank ' V) any secret socle- A iamtl\ 01 01 lginai cremation F; or core must fly when love 1* nigh, ,, /, tv? To which he renlicd “I And hielieurt is happy,-tlierearenowoesj MorrV, M. <J., responded that the V-knows# ; “supplies now* n band would on-; the Grangers. “Then, ' ly last fifteen days more. God : admitted ; de- .help us when they give out. Pf'He then went ta<thedoor | There is no work, no business—;^ bottomless pit, where the no future before us, only starva- *-yne questions were aitnin asked tion—and a heartless, imbecile j-^ pcvil, &n(T again he The Only Paper in the j iliat: Takes Morn* j Burn- ems (xxxx.) injur and Evening Dis-J Tailor, rn&asfirlrig fat customer patches "the only pa-j—“Would you bold the end, sir, per in the Cit y that ' while T go found ?’ publishes its Dispatch- Why aro clergymen like rail-ess the Day t hey are re-1 way. porters ? Because they do a ____ ___ ____ <*“* „ , I The Humors of the Flood Suggebts the Travelers Record: j The frontier battalion is being i “How to shorten ocean voyages ' rapidly made up and will soon i — Lengthen the ships.” We have heard so many affect- Ah well-a-day! who knows? who knows? i And man out of existence goes; ! Life was woe, but couleur de rose The future seems, for the vision gleams i Of peaceful rest for aye possessed, j By a soul that back to the darkness goes; : Ah well-R-day! who knows? who knows? cle Billy’s Fish Story. Ur- Pur tiOflSS AND NOTIONS f. N. McMullen & Co., Austin street, un- ’ tier McClelland Hotel. J. M. Killoughi on the Square, sooth-east m!', near Richey Hall. GROCERS. C. Motz, A ustin street, south side, between j Urd anil 4tn streets. •J. II. Haj'i-a, Rroudvray, under the Tele-graph office. Peterson & Blatter, Austin str.eet, corner j ol Fourth, Hogan building. S. It. Humphreys, under Richer Hall.. Hardware. II. C. Fallon, Austin street, under the! McClelland Hotel. IN H. Carter & Co., south-east corner of! Square, oil Third street. —^ be ready to enter service. “Looking two ways, for Sun-' ing incidents of the overflow that day”—Scrutinizing in duple di- j it is really refreshing to hoar any. Female Printers in Nk\v Or- J roctions for the Christian Sab-1 thing so ludicious as the fbl!6w-leans.— Messrs. Geo. Ellis & Bro., bath. I ing : the well known booksellers and, A Hoboken editor, being dial-< The little town of Pearhngton, stationers, have inaugurated a now longed, sent word in reply : | on Pearl river, is pretty well j engine of the early train on the ’ nZ"’,‘.7 iu~n era in the printing business in ; “When 1 want to die I can shoot j overflowed. A branch of the Po-! Syracuse and Northern railroad ‘ :,i \ .,™„t ■ ...fill this city by the employment ofj myself.” ; itevent mills is situated there, and j went through the draw bridge, I ’ ' government, who have stolen all j "an told to depart. After he bad our substance and invested their , f£?!*** f 'tays off, he was ac- money outside of the State.” TJostou, bv the homelv i-Qler ot the Lowell, Mass., May 21.—Remit-! P'*> **'« following proposi-uncos of two thousand dollars ! “Stranger, have been sent to New Orleans. «“*"'*» >'<*« and sine hundred and forty-three i here; they do not want you in dollars to the reservoir sufferers.; heaven; bull will sell you two r, .. .. hnnarod barreU of brimstone lor Syracuse N. \ May 21.-1 he,.ten per cent. off, and you female compositors, with the: ‘ , , I consequently the place is well peo^ j killing the engineer andcondue-l “He handled is gun carelessly,! ^ ^ „“gro laborers. * tor. Carelessness on the part of men. ident. Evening Dispatches, INSUHAXCK. ■<j»eorgc A. Brown, Mobile Lift*. Hubert 1’arrolt, with Mob'le Life. Office in Fort It Juuklon'ibank. THE QUA TILES COTTON TIE. Fred Quarles, south side of Square, at sign of Charter Oak Stoves^ niYSIClANH. Or. T.. K. IJnderwooil Office With Dr. Sears, on Broadw y. STOVE AND. TIN WARE. Hutchinson & McConnell, next door to ' Fort «fc J ackson’s bank. j scnooLS. Miss .Mary Davis, corner of 3rd and Jack- i son Streets. W. H. Codber, basement of the Presbyte- J Tian Church, cor. Second and Jackson sts. i most favorable results. The raem- _ - , hers of the New Orleans Typo- P“‘angel plumage, j. Q|d “Unc-le Billy,” a venerable the ' graphical Union need be under ;U'® latest W cstern obituary no- , darkey, with side whiskers,' acci no apprehension from competi-. ! has a cabin built near tlie river: tion from the female compositors, i Air experienced old gentleman j t>ank, and was among the first in.- j as we understand they are for un- j says that all that is necessary in undated. He was accosted on tbo ion to a man.—N w Orleans Pica- j the enjoyment of love or sausa- street the next morning after the Denver ,m ,y 22.—\ tire in the cem y™**’ .infidenc.i. . rise by a gentleman w ith : ! tra.1 portion of the .city, destroyed one In all ot the larger clues women “ Lm at. ill wind that blows j “Well, L nde.Billy, I boar■ vou j ui„ared iu,d liny tools'. Loss half a ; eelmiT^'u^ of b',^? aml'f;a«i; {and offerjfat less than New Orleans : prices, freight added. mBdtf .............. ....... ....................... .—i l’here are three newspapers the cause of the oditod in Iowa by ladies. ' ---- m « wrnm Vif.m s. — > tereoscoplc or single, splendid ones too. of dwellings und business houses, eau be procured bv leaving your orders at Jackson efc Knight's gallery. f21. Ivcl'um, a>tan A Co. have inst ye- WACO men. Wo are glad to see it, and! only wonder that some young j women in Texas do not take ; hold of the business. Congressional News. upon a rent obviate.h a nine-fold , know d my ole cabin was dat full ^ ,,eon aelpritted of heresy bv the T > F/KS K & J A U introduetiou. of leaks fore, and de way dat r.b-. presbytery, has withdrawn from the A Yankee editor has lately got . did rise On me was wiiwer i Presbyterian ebureh. km-tickl ’ DON, idues. It deft, the dead sea .is on ole Faro j WashingtonV D. O.. May 2#T-IIUv. labor, well ^ clare for Moses, Massa John, I ^eabs of Alabama, appeared be-bleves dat ribbor-water was greas-: ” ' fore the Seuap-Committee on Military ; •jp-IUXCJS .t GOLDSMITH, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Yinc Gold and Silver Watches, up a remedy lor bar consists ot ten hours worked mi. «The 'Wesiorn women great degree stopped praying m , ;.j j^n’t say nuffin till do ole aiiu arc making np theirj - - “ - - - summer dot lies. , ^ ! ed ; fur it crawled troo deni cracks n .i\ e I glipnerer dan .a 'possum tail. s Washington, May 20, I'ttv tnff tit ‘ : .... * .... The Judiciary Committee, six | public n.,o .ue ••»»•••% ‘T Iflopbgot kiverod de overflow, to four, have agreed to report to I summer dollies.- ^ , and den I begin to bail her out. I tile House -artides ot fra punch- ; “The Ibii-u saii, t-tie soeneet j hailed failed her till de merit against Judge Dnrreil, Dis-1 mended. I he rrnniinum of un!|^ijj |)ell struck twelve of de clock \ trict Judge of Louisiana. Per- offensive itEinark •. i« gobbled with : and den I gined her tip, and took ! *»****« troth Paris asserts that, C«ri-i,.sr<> *U» «* sonal of the vote in the Commit- , the greatest promptitude. J „iv ole chist to de ladder side of! Prince Mettcrmcli, (not Duke Montrc- makers, tee: For the articles—Butler, Po-j A gentleman in L’ottsville, Pa., i de cabin and put it. up top of de!*"*“®»l *'** ********* "«unded in the j , AM) m.A(LtMIiilS, - • • — ' • - * l.lipsft two nprisonK. I Affairs, on joint resoln'lon which pass- ; ed tlie House on Monitay, givingsiiil to 1 tbey destitute of Alabama. The Com-rnittee agreed to report favorably' to- j day. Lomloiii >fny 22.#'l'|ie Telegraph's j )t up on top ofl <*“®* these, two persons. .................. ... t,.ie§ to sb>oY> j Louisville, May 22.,—The Methoitj but do cattish was too owdacious;, Confcrouw* sitrt;iln.« the B;il-1 ^ ^fSks.BGtRS orW AGONS dey kept Stoll a jumpin up all j • 'outerenee in expelling Hus-1 from the liOvt, seasoned material. Old reund do bed dat it was unfosst- huf. Committee on the'organization I work repaired on short notice. Horse Corner Third and Waslunglon Streep, ty.uo.TeX;as. Are prepared to furnish to order of the Kmbleui Tins, c i> o c it s . ■Spectacles, Pocket- Chtlery, Ac—&c..; East Side Public Square, Waco. N. B.—All goods guaranteed as rep-resented. Watches and Jewelry careful-ly repaired by experienced workmen and warranted for 1? months. ian9tf. land, Wilson, White, Eldridgc, | has named his dog Penny, be-! bed, and den I got Potter. Contra —W a d, Tremain, cause it was one cent to him and I de ehtst and den T Fry, Bessna. ^bas bad ten mills with the cat. ; In the vote of the Busteedcase, I A placard in a Brooklyn bar-! the committee waB equall}' divi- j ber^s shop window announces, M’Gurici de bed dat it was unposs deu, Jewett being absent when i “Boots blacked inside.” But must: fo sleep, on I jsst lay dar an sueemuj. ■-* nui>mui the vote was taken. not tliut be very bail for the stock- ’ prayed for de daylight an my churrlr. ot. America,- made a .report.; , p, ,,n p,,^. „nd saHsthotUm The Committee on Patents will ings? ' ; tishin-pole. An when I see de winch was adopted, declaring that.the , ^anintepd. report ndi vorse,l y ,t o he extension ' “I say,„” sa.i d, a rough, f, e„ll ow f« ! f|ru'nsbt bsetrrehai kt rooho ddee bcrlUoknek' so 'd I rdeaavc ha-1 oa rgdainsitzinactito n Eocfc tlehesi acsotliocarel d cCh,iunrvcehn itnioton riaGgael l aanndd wtvaeg osnp CbwtfotMrkU i* anodl obuer ycohni- ........TtTo “■* " > ” tool. .... . Ol-I.™,. of i III- Confi.r-1 ffife (.UitosS, ST State News. llSl*”'*«*.... far saw?” ; piece of fat off n de bacon side, |institution ol learning toi stipri lionets colored Methodist Episcopal shoeing and general Blaeksuiilliiiig a specialty. Tfte be.*d ot worklneil cm- MoCLELLAND IIOTKTj, Kv.VCO, TEXAS. irniHg tor the eduea- „„„ -irr * -y . tion of colored ministers deserves to be pj^EKtli ! o ixlEj W ii. 1 , WORLD wags : ■J. SKINNER & CO.. Proprietors. This is the largest, and best furnish-ed Hotel in the City, containing over ! out hundred rooms, with every accoui-tuodntiou usually found in first class hotels in tlie large cities. FARE £2,50 PER DAY. . In connection with this hotel a new elegant. Omnibus will run to and from ; the. Railroad Depot. Travtlcrs will find tlie McClelland! 1 louse equal to any hotel in the Stole. ’ !• :*wrj* particular. l'eb2ttdAw look jaundiced in Falls. The toll husband’s pocket. , . , , rates for the bridge near Marlin A cautious LvansvtUe reporter, fo)lovvinir ““ood thing” we clip will be established Tuesday the; '** speaking of a mwi, both | from an exchange: A country 2lst inst. ' '* : clerk in a rural town had a pet The Statesman says that the I bly b^a criJSil'foHife'” * *^‘2,*'^ “/! , _ . . , , “D oe a tnppie ioi me. in the ways of an ox. The calf dogH of Austin have the hydro- j Waiter (to old gent at restau- Would it not bo well, for Waco to tako time by the fore-lock and kill every loose dog on the streets? The barbers, barkeepers and For sale at publishers* prices. Call sir send and get a descriptive catalogue ■with «p ifftjen pugea at ;ll6U Watkin’s Book Stoke. -500,000 FEET OF LUMBER- • lohn IT. Sedwicli, • SuocerSoT to Neclwivk &. Elliot, Dealer in Lumber, Shingles, i Sash, Doors and Blinds, Yard opposite Kujllum, Rolan & Co V store, f EAST WACO. { A large add complete assortnieut ot Lumber-kept constantly on hand, j Waco, February if, 1871. rltf Everybody should remembar that al fomrfles can now be r«»Kton*d to health j by the use of Dr. DjxungooleN Engfish ' F<male Bit.ier-. phobia. he well rant.—Take any pastry, sir ? Old Gent (to waiter).—Yes, bring me ia pan-cake; will it be long? I Waiter.—No, sir; round. An old woman was beaten al- J most to death in Apango, Mexico, streetcars, of Houston, though j j-ecently, for having brought the they have a Fair time, do not, srnali-pox into the community by charge fair prices. They have . moans of witchcraft, doubled. ; A Tittle boy heard his mother The election which is to deter- i *«** P* eighteen head of cattle be- , , . ing burnt the other night. “Were name whether So00,000 are to be ^ their tails' burnt also?” in-subscribed for stock in the Gulf,; quived the verdant youth. Colorado and Santa he Road, j “Boy, is that a licensed dog?” came off on the JOtli; but the re- ^ Detroit policeman. “No,” suits caii not be otheially given, ^jd the voungstor; *;ho’s a rut It is thought, however, that the tei-rier dog, and I’m taking him vote favored the subscription by [,im down to have his teeth filed.” the count}: of Galveston. ‘ , a a t , # c»—■ • “I want to know whether we A New A’ork merchant absent- are going to keep house or board miridedly eppiqd a love-letter to j before going into this thing,” said his “heart’s idol” in tho letter- a young lady at the altar,in San book of the firm before sending Francisco, Commendable fore-it. sight. Meriden, Conn., has no coroner, j A Detroit paper, noticing the ^nd suicides of the city are forced fact that a man lately dropped to resort to strangers, who have i dead while combing his hair, says, no tender feelings, and do hot j “and yet there are people who exclude reporters from the in- j will persist in this dangerous hab-quest. ! it.’’ .it.> > i . It occurred to a Danbury schol-1 The WestnrtiiVAic’r Review says: ar, while writing a cotrippsiuon, j *.« Wo once heard a grocer, say he last week, to make the remark a-! liked tho Saturnay Review best hie statement that “an ox does, of all newspapers^ because a page not taste as good as an oyster, j of it hold exactly a pound of s,n. but it can rrut faster.” gar.” walked around very pieaceubly under one end of the yoke, while Mr. Clark held lip the other end. But in an, unfortun-ate moment the man conceived the idea of puttiug his own sue army rations and clothing to the destitute people of Tombigbee. War-! I am going to try you again, but with nor and, A:,la b, ama rivers; i. t goes .to. .th e .;asii. mH,Werine Uis v‘ our g^oods but give me President. ‘ ‘ ’ . Latest Markets'. " J I have an unusual large stock of Noon.-cotton ‘SPRING GOODS-Uplands 8id; Orleans Sjd. .... , , , , , , Ladies I won Id be much pleased u> New ioik, I’lay a». i ii are vou come ami look at my goods. Gorton d Indy fail Orleans 10J nil and easy; Uplands 18}e;, y,,,. [ have got to see the first to. Gold lM. - ! to comply with her promise, blit Cialvestoii, May 22. neck in the yoke, to dot the calf | Colton market easier; Good Ordinary <GOD SAVE THE MEN. 6ee hft\V it would scorn to work 16c; Middling 18e. t,old 111.) with a partner; this frightened the calf and elevating his tail A” Contjm>kuats MqSUmxnT in and his voice, be struck 'a “dead i Scotland.— We have been shown run” for the village, and Mr. j f,y a friend lately arrived from Clark went a long with his head J Scotland, the design of a beautiful down and his plug hat in his hand I monument lately erected in tho straining every nerve to keep up, j Dean Cemetery at Edinburgh,, and crying out at the top ot his j Scotland, “To the Memory of Col. voice, “Here we .come! blast oftr|R. a. Smi th, of the Tenth Miasm- wear every day Read that verse in fool souls! Head us, somebody !” [ sippi,, Con federate *L‘tes Arm^ special atteiitiotHoextra Urgestocksof QUEENS H ARE anuGLASS WARE, which is the finest stock ever in market, and at lowest price, which I bid deti-nnco. Oh, ye men, who owe me for last, year’s goods aud years gone by, how can you sleep, owing me for goods you General News. a Nntrivo of Edinburgh, who toll j o>vt‘ him lor goods.’" Unless y ; MMoorrttaallllyy Wounded at the Battlo ' this thou shaft not d,eu enter tl J of MumiordsVille, Kentucky, Sep-! tv • - -flifi, • ou do the out- , !-• • ■, .psos.i I me tom IL i . MAJORS. IJie trial of the Grant parish ; tember 14; 1862, while Gallantly | ■-------------—,— - pristiijers commenced in New Or- j Leading tho Charge on Ft. Craig, R. M. Bonxk.r. j. B. Bonxkk leabs on Monday last. The- names ; aged 26 years/’ The luonument | nn . Ik. .1 h>.m . of the parties implicated are ; J. is a beautiful obelisk of White |^ BONNER A CO.. Hadnot, W. Cruikwliank, W. [m marble, about ten feet high, the j Win, E. Gibbons, W. I’ehrt/ Denis lower plinth being of -yejlow jt:i»; sir,'Hj ■, ^ Leniotnc,' Prudhommc Lcmoine marble from the Craigleeth quur , _ . EAST WALD, and J. Hickman. ’■ rv.' ’ The charge at' Mumfdrds- ■ „ ,, ,,, , In Little Hock atfairs. arc still | viLie was a. desperate affair, m . muddled. Two of Baxter's sur-j which Lho Confederates lost se-J Wholesale and Retail geons tried to get trp a duel. | verely, and was oiio of tbo scries j Brooks is determined to stay in of conflicts ot Gen. Bragg's K.eq- f t !> /\ ( i U I? W tucky campaign.— pfe%o Orleans ‘V_x I- V \ r l j • "Picayune'. ' tho city. The New York Timed’ thinks that if tho courage of Gov. Moses does not ooze ouR Bouth Carolt-na will witness a revolution aimi-iar to the civil war in Arkansas. •i, i:«d. vinqimi ) A .aa.l Lime. Cement and Blaster of Paris tor sale at the marble yard ol Wm. t flight' cni'ice. paid for Cotton, Wool It-impson, north-west coruer public; . , •. : -quart. tlsdtt. aud flute. • in.fty
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ID | tx-waco-nwp-wda_1874-05-22 |
Title | The Waco Daily Advance (Waco, Texas) Vol. 3 No. 120, Friday, May 22, 1874 |
Date | 1874-05-22 |
Volume | 3 |
Issue | 120 |
Number of Pages | 4 |
Publisher | G.B. Gerald |
Language | English |
Rights | http://www.baylor.edu/lib/digitization/digitalrights |
Resource Type | Text |
Format | Newspaper, 4 pages |
Collection Name | Baylor University - The Texas Collection - Historic Waco Newspapers |
Uniform Title | The Waco Daily Advance (Waco, Texas) |
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Title | tx-waco-nwp-wda_1874-05-22_01 |
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VOL. 8j No. 120. WACO, TEXAS, FRIDAY, MAY 22. 1874. SINGLE COPIES 5 CENTS.
ISusincss JMv c <• t o ry
OF
THE CITY OP WACO.
'Urn Bails
iNomrs inserted lor.one dollar a Month.) j
ATTOKXTCYB.
EVENING EDITION,
A Column of Fun. ((I IEU NABKV
K W. I'avis, *tfo»t)ey-»t-law iiud notary i
rbVuv, irv George Clark ’» oJ |