Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-10-27

dldate for floater, Is announced to
speak at the court house tonight.
Major Tochstaff, who went to st.
Louis to be treated, has returned very
much improved in health.
The ladies of the Scandinavian Lu.
theran church will give supper at
Moore's Hall on Tuesday, Oct. 80.
w. r.. Matthews deals III paints
wall paper, window glass and all
kinds of painters material. +
An attachment was served yester-
day evening on j. w. Saterfield &
Bros, of Axtell, by Deputy Sheriff
Dee Cook at the suit of p. J. Willis
& Co. of Galveston for 81 300.
Sign writing speciality with w. r..
Matthews south Third street. +
Senator Terrell will speak tonight
and every body is invited to be pres
ent. Especial invitation is extended
laboring men, as he has message for
them.
w. r.. Matthews will paint your
house at price to suit you. +
Don't forget the church supper at
Moore's Hall Tuesday night, business
men and others can get supper as ear
ly as I O'Clock. While you can get a
good supper for only IS cents, you
will be contributing to worthy cause
w. r. Matthews. sign writer south
Sd street.
Another meeting in the interest of
Waco Female College was held at the
court house last night, but so few
business men were present that no
work was done. Fine speeches were
made by Mr.. Jas. B. Baker and DR..
f. T. Mitchell, after which the meet
ing adjourned to meet Monday night.
Judge r. H. Phelps, of LAGRANGE,
Texas, has arrived in the city. and
will speak with Senator Terrell at
the court house tonight, by special
request of the democratic Executive
Committee of this congressional dis
trict.
Services have been conducted dur
ing the week at the Cumberland Pres.
byterian Church, while but few of the
members have been present at any Of
the services. yet there have been very
manifest interest among those who
attended. Preaching by the pastor
at 4 a. m. and 1880 F. m. tomorrow.
All members especially invited to
come.
Mrs. Mosely, who lives in the west.
ern suberbs of the city and whose hus.
band is travelling man for VIM. Kel.
lett says that night before last while
she was in bed a man entered hel
room and using piece of wood, beat
her over the head with it until she
was insensible.
The Union Labor men claim they
had engaged the court house to nigh
for DIR. Rankin. Not knowing thi!
the Democrats have published an ap
: pointment there for Col. A. w. Ter
rel. This is an unavoidable conflict
and the people being anxious to hea
both sides, the Democrats respectfully
propose to devide time with thei
Union Labor friends. Or if they pre-
fer to postpone till Monday nigh
then Mr.. Klncaid Democratic candi
date for hoater will divide time will
, DR.. Rankin.
Two printed circulars were printed
. to-day and scattered over the city
= One announcing that Hon. A. w. Ter
rell would speak at the court hous
tonight, and the other announcing
. that DR.. Randin, Mr.. Bill Reed AM
:. Mr.. Teagle would speak at the sam
4. time and place. When the union la
n Dor men saw the democratic circula
Messrs .Lambdin and Wilcox went
Senator Terrell and represented tina
> they had engaged the court house an
- requested that he would call in hi
>. appointment. Senator Terrell wa
\ very much embarrassed, and told tn
=, gentlemen that he did not come
a Waco of his own accOurd but b
# special invitation of the Central Con
d mittee, and did not want to interfe
with anybody. Just then Judge j. J
Torbett came up and assured hi
that the Central Democratic commi
{ tee had secured the court house f
e for him to speak in, and that Messr
: Lambdin and Wilcox were labOrir
3 under a mistake. Then Judge lie
- rell made two propositions to them
r divide time. First that he shOu,
n open the debate, DR.. Rankin to ft