Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-10-24

Insure anything You nave against IRE Win L.
D. Hays, at Office of Waco Building Association;
his companies are the best, and some one is al
ways in the office.
A new timetable has been made
out for the Cotton Belt, which will go
into effect very soon. According to
the new table, trains will leave and
arrive here as follows: Nos. and 4.
going east, will leave Waco at $40 p.
m, and $50 a. M, respectively; Nos.
SD. M; Nos. and will have Waco
as the terminal point, and 3 and 4
Gatesville. Nos. and two will be q
solid tram between st. Louis and
Waco via Paragould and the Iron
Mountain railway, running into the
union depot at st. Louis. Nos. 3 and
will run between Gatesville and
Texarkana. connecting with the Iron
Mountain at TexarKana.
Owing to the extremely disagreeab BILE
weather last night and attractions at
the opera house and elsewhere there
were only about thirty citizens at
tended the meeting at the Waco Fe-
male College. There was no business
transacted and adjournment was had
until Friday night when another
meeting is called. The subscription
list will be closed next Wednesday.
There is subscribed at present only
about $4,000 and the rest of the $685.
600 must be made up by next We'd
nesday as Waco can not afford to lose
this college. which she will doubtless
do unless more interest is taken in
the matter.
Mr.. Chas. Rast who was burned
out Monday night, says ho will be
able to recommence business in a few
days. Mr.. Rast has been in business
in Waco for number of years, and
has made reputation for honesty
and enterprise, and he has the SYM
pathy of the community for his loss
last night.
Mr.. Keene will play Richard iii
tonight and the indications are that
he Will have full house, as he has
gained a reputation from California
to New York as being the finest Rich
ard III living. The weather being
favorable Mr.. Keene may prepare to
greet a packed house. Mr.. Carl All.
rendt Will play Richmond.
Mayor Hinchman fined the follow.
ing persons this morning: Jim Chan
cy, drunk, So; w. n. Reese, drunk
So; Robt Keats, drunk, S; Tom
French, drunk, So. Pete Barnard
loud and vociferous language, So; H
X. Smith, team unhitched, So. Chas
Morgan, team unhitched, So.
Henry Virgins, the negro hack
man who SO grossly insulted Mrs
Nancy Hensley, of Abilene, was
brought back yesterday evening, but
as There was no Indictment against
him he was released.
A heavy frost fell this morning
which will no doubt nip of the pros
pect of top crop of cotton which i.
always talked of so much but seldom
Materializes.
Goodbye yellow Jack, you hav,
done your worst for this year.
10 to your Uncle Duff, the pawn
broker, opposite the McLelland hotel
ifyou need any money or want t.
spend any.
Sweet oranges at Kophals.
Durable boots & shoes at Sleeper
Go to Mrs. B. j. Doss' milliner,
store, Fourth street, for best ant
cheapest hats, bonnets and othe
goods.
For fine watch, Clock and jewelr,
repairing go to the old reliable LIE
vinski & Levine. +
McAlister coal is the best, hardes
and cleanest of all the semi-anthra
cite varieties in this market.
DeWieps Boston Chips are the tai
of the whole country.
DeWieps ladies' and gents oyst,
parlor crowded day and night. \
Partner wanted with small CAPITA
in an established 2nd hand bushes
Apply at this Office. +
The celebrated McAllister coal w
be sold only by w. ID. Lacy for t
the present.