Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-10-17
SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
Tutein Tonight.

Tutein Tonight.
The city council meets in regular
session tomorrow night.
There are still two vacancies on the
Union Labor county ticket.
If you would be happy 60 to w. d.
Jackson for photographs.
Keene is coming. He will play at
the Garland next week.
When you need money or have
money to spend 60 to Uncle Duff
Domnau's.
Sam Robinson is making speciality
Of refined oil for cooking purposes
this week. Pure and healthy.
Struck Gas at the Garland Wednes-
day night. The beautiful little ac-
tress, Carrie Tutein, as the star.
Partner wanted with small capital,
in an established End hand business.
Apply at this Office. +
Mr.. T. B. Barton is erecting a hand
some home for himself on north Fifth
street.
Tax collector S. B. Humphrys is
haveng a new home built on Speight
street.
Weather prophets have been predict
ing a norther for the last two days
past.
The work on the City hall is being
pushed along with commendable rapid.
ity.
w. ]. Seaman at The Garland next
Monday evening, Oct. 22d in the
beautiful Irish play, Shane-Na.Lawn.
The plans for new business block
at the corner of Mary and Third streets
are nearly completed and bids will be
called for in few days.
Farewell Marguerite' as rendered
by Harry Pepper, OF the Struck Gas
Company, SO Manager Garland says,
is the sweetest tenor song ever heard
in Waco.
George A. Johnson the missing farmer
is missing still and his relatives, aided
by the officers, have found no clue te
HE uharoohO,,t
Mrs. ]. H. Torbett is visiting rela
tives in Denton. She will spend :
few days at the Dallas fair during he
absence from Waco.
An invitation has been extended tt
Hon. Henry w. Grady to visit Waco
during his trip to Texas. He is invi
ted to lecture in behalf of the Waco
Female College.
| Tonight at the Christian Churcl
Mr.. George Hurwood and Miss Lili
Darby will be united in Marriage
The News tenders its congratulation
in advance.
Hon. w. A. Kincaid is booked for
speech at Crawford to-day, and ]. o
Rankin, the Union Labor candldat
for foater is on the bills for an addres
to the McGregorites.
The barber shop in the New Nc
Clelland Billiard Parlor has bee
taken in charge by Mark FlOurnOy
proprietor of the billiard Parlor. H
has secured the services of two first
,, class white BARRIERS, and sOlicisits
share of the patronage of his friend
and the public generally.
The News returns thanks to Messl
Thomas Goggau & Bro for copy OF
charming lullaby entitled "two littl
. eyes that are weary" The words an
music are by Estelle M. Beck VIII
dedicates them to Miss Corita Estrada
The lullaby can be bought of Gogga
& Bro. for fifty cents.
I The Gabert Brothers, fashiOnab
tailors, under the Pacific hotel, carr
8 the biggest and finest stock of good
Q in Waco. They are just receiving
large stock of new goods, domest
and imported, and have tailors ju
u from the east so they can get up sui
on short notice. Best of fits and styl'
J.. guaranteed.
u The House of Lords under its ne
proprietor, Yves. Damron, is dispen
Ing to its patrons the finest imports
and domestic liquors, wines and {
d CARS. The best brands of old Ke
: lucky WHISTLES passed over the ba
q Fresh, cool beer always on ia
Polite attention and satisfaction qua
anteed. This house is open day al
II night, and your patronage is respee
]. fully solicited. =
n Rev. w. G. Conner on Mond
, night officiated at the wedding of N
T. B. Crudup and Miss Maggie lie
e ter. The marriage took place at I
home of the BRIDES father. T