The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-04
WACO EXAMINER
WACO, NOVEMBER 4, 1888.
LOCAL BstE0 lIIhs.
hIems of Interest From Our re.
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--Hemember the Catholic fair ,o.mor.
row, Tuesday and Wednesday.
John Mullens. railway hand, was fined
81 ami costs, $40 in all, the charge being
Improper conduct.
-. W. Wilson killed two wolves on
Weob's farm on the Hill county line. lie
was IN yesterday with their pelts
The only services Mt the Synagogue Is
sunday school at $50 u. IN. Services
every Friday evening at 100 p. m.
A difficulty occurred last night ut the
Georgia house between Joe SaudirI and
DICK sparks, resulting in severe listicun
Nathan johnson filed petition for
divorce yesterday against his wife, Jane
johnson. The allegation is simple aband-
onment
1t has been suggested that 1t would
be the proper thing Tor the Newport to
give Miss Florence Gerald some Kind OF
"A reception.
Owing to continued illness OF Judge
| Gerald, tie Waco bar will tomorrow
elect II special judge and proceed with
the docket.
j. A. Waters and u. +. Patton wsre
fined 81 each, aggrcgating so with costs
by the recorder yesterday. Charge
drunkenness.
-Dunnlvan, the bois d are paycr--he
OF the striking proclivitics-wcnt out to
the poor farm yesterday TO serve out his
term. The charge was Nagrancy.
In the district court yesterday W. Il.
Duprc filed suit to iorcclose vendors lien
on land sold Sanford Jeitries, ColOred.
The sum involved is S25.
Waco Typographical Union No. 1SS
holds its regular monthly meeting to-day
Sunday at p. IN, Temperance hall, in
the Lehman building, northeast corner
of the public square. A full attendance
is expected.
The editor of the EXAMINER acknowl-
edges an invitation to attend the crystal
wedding OF Mr.. aud Mrs. w. 5. Plunk,tt
tomorrow evening at the family resi-
dence, In North Waco. joy to the
worthy couple.
The board OF stewards of the Fifth
Street Methodist Church, we are re-
quested to state, will meet in the PASTORS
study tomorrow (Monday) evening at
1880 o'clock. to organize Tor the incoming
conference year.
Mr.. G. w. CollIster, the agent OF the
Brush Electric association, is In the city
testing to the disDOsiiion OF the citizens
regarding establishing plant in this city,
He will remain few days. Waco will no
doubt adopt the electric light.
80 Caesar McCann was returned to jail
yesterday from the poor farm. having
served out one sentence there. The
second charge against him, to be tried, is
escaping and running into Falls county.
lie was recaptured by Deputy Sherifl
Baum.
MIR. w. L. Wilkinson, who lost $50 in
this city last week, as hitherto described,
lett his business In the sole charge of his
partner Mr.. Andrews, md lett The cOun-
Try, so deeply did he take to heart tho dis
agreeable character OF the trouble lie fell
into here.
L. Bear, drummer for Gus Levy II
Co., of Galveston, had very narrow es.
cope from drowning while attempting to
ford the BraEos river at RuCkdum, Falls
county, twelve miles from Waco. Friday
afternoon. His samples of cigars, etc,
were completely ruined.
MIR. Lem Chambers, the well known
Austin street grocer, finding his business
unprotitibe, disposed of it to Mes.rs.
kellum & Rotan and other creditors. lie
did not assighn, SIMPLY sold, and no one
loses any thing by him. The public will
miss Mr.. Chambers from the busy scenes
OF trade. A noble, kind-heartcd merchant
he proved in the many years he has sold
goods here.