Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-10-09
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The case of Robertson vs.. Coates
still occupies the district court.
WOrkmen are engaged shingling
the court house tower.
Mrs. g. G. Smith, who lived on
Bells Hill died this morning.
The congregation Rodef Sholem has
engaged Rev. s. Rosenberg, of Ovens
boro. KY, as rabbi for term of three
months.
See the call for a meeting of all
active, exempt and honorary fire.
men tonight.
The box office of The Garland opens
tomorrow morning for sale OF re-
served seats for Miss Maddern in the
beautiful play Caprice.
Wanted at once, q furnished room
without board, for single man.
Preference is given to a house with
piano to use it. Apply to this office.
There were only two victims in the
Mayors court this morning, Scottie
Warner was fined S. for assault, and
Mrs. Alice Zapadinski 81 for leaving
her horse united.
The inventory Of the attached stock
of Moser g. Son was completed at IL
O'Clock to-day, but the footings are
not yet made and the amount cannot
now be given.
Manager Garland bet the NEWS
reporter to-day a bottle OF wine, that
there would be more Of the beautiful
ladies of the city at The Garland on
Thursday night than there will be
at the circus.
The tOnlest barber shop in town is
that of Jeff Williams, the old 10. X"
stand, Austin street, near the square.
He has four tonsorial artists unsur-
passed in the state, and a nice cool
room. Everything kept nice aud in
the best of order.
Mrs. E. J. Montgomery, aged IS
years, died at her home on Mont.
gomery's farm, six miles from the
city yesterday. Her remains were
carried to Hubbard City this morning
at $50 for interment.
Mayor Hinchman this morning
effected the purchase of splendid
pair of year old mules, l6 hands
and an inch high, for the city. He
paid 1925 for the mules and q fine set
of double harness.
Some people think Bill Harris had
his rabbit foot at work yesterday,
which may account for the speedy
recapture of the prisoners. Bill says
the rabbit-footwasn't at work when
they got out though.
Virgil Maxey, an old Waco boy,
but now pastor of the LIST Baptist
church at Beaumont, Texas, will
preach at the First Baptist church to-
night. The sermon Will be addressed
especially to young men. Let all 60
out to hear him.
The Gabert Brothers, fashionable
the biggest and finest stock of goods
in Waco. They are just receiving q
large stock of new goods, domestic
from the east so they can get up suits
In <NfA 70 nd otV lon
guaranteed.
Constable Jenkins tells u good one
on ex.policeman Hearne. He says he
came across Hearne about four miles
down the river seated under big
cottonwood tree, armed with long
old.fashioned cap and ball revolver,
waiting for the fugitive prisoners.
He said he was going to empty his
whole broadside into them.
Officer Hardwick, in Yesterdays
chase after the fleeing jail-birds,
proved himself such an elegant bare
back rider that he threatens to join
the circus. Officer Waddell's horse
had fallen III trying to climb the rail-
road embankment, and in the fall the
saddle girth was broken and the off,
Ger dismounted. Hardwick came up
about that time, mounted the. steed
bareback and swept on in pursuit OF
the fugitives. officer Waddell was
slightly bruised and had his ankel
sprained.
Rev. Virgil Maxcy will begin a
series OF revival services at the Bap'
fist church tonight. He will address
the young men especially in his first
sermon and 1t is certain he will have
a large congregation. Rev. Maxcy
is well known in Waco, which is his
former home. He has passed through
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