Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-04-09
CITY ITEMS.

ISIS at the matinee tomorrow eve
ming.
Bicycling will be the style this sum-
mer.
See isis" sure at the matinee to-
morrow evening.
The dry weather is hard on the po-
tato crop.
Myra Goodwin, as Sis, tomorrow
night at the Garland.
Waco will cross bats with Dallas to-.
morrow.
The new city hall will be finished
about the middle Of the month.
The new uniforms Of the Waco base
ball team will arrive tomorrow.
The base ball game tomorrow at the
park is between Dallas and Waco.
Eggs are cheap-three dozen for
quarter; liberal discounts on large lots.
Over fifty members are in attendance
on the Central Texas Medical Associa.
ton. ec
Wanted-one thousand live pigeons
at H. E. Ambold's gun store, Austin
street. flat 'oNN I
The new city hall looms up as .
daisy, and no citizen would now sell it
for what it cost.
The meeting at the Baptist church
is still in progress, growing in power
with every service.
The new council will have important
interests to foster and conserve and
will be equal to the task.
Complimentary to the ladies aud lit
tie ones, Myra Goodwin will give .
matinee tomorrow evening.
A gentleman from q neighboring
town, with $4,000 to invest in Waco
real estate, is guest at the Pacific.
The Waco nine has won laurels the
first Of the season. Tomorrow the
Waco and Dallas boys will lock horns.
! Real estate is beginning to move,
slowly, it is true, but the movement
has begun which may end in boom.
At the close of each service at the
Baptist church members are heard to
say, this was the best service held yet.
Regular meeting of Camp Pat Gle
burne Thursday night at Justice
Makeig's Office. A full attendance is
desired.
A series of meetings will be begun
at the Fifth Street Methodist Church
on next Sunday by the pastor DR..
Bourland.
The influence Of the meeting is grow
ing deeper and wider with every
service. Many Christians are losing
much by their absence.
i A large number of witnesses in the
Jas. Drake trial, which is set for Mon.
day at Hillsboro. leave here Sunday
land Sunday night.
+ The guests at the Pacific hotel are
loud in their praise of the table, the re-
suit of the Investigations of mine host
Higgins while on his tour.
A farmer living on the Bosque, neal
Speigleville, bought tho 20 foot skif
Of Mr.. e. +. Forsgard to-day and tool
it home for use on the Bosque.
McLennan county should by al
means have fine show at the Spring
Palace at Fort Worth, and it is not to-
early to begin to prepare for it.
By special request of Manager Gar
lands lady friends, he has arranged Il
have Myra Goodwin appear as isis
in matinee tomorrow evening.
In the county court this forenoon
OaIau OpsIAe w0o eo4uteVou VI cnos b
D Of setting fire to and burning up tn
: clothes Of a complaining witness.
Mr.. Graves will hold q meeting q
the East Waco Baptist church to
! morrow at 10 a. m. Those desiring
a can 60 from the o'clock service.
). The spring drought is beginning t
Q tell IN Central Texas, but strong hope
. of an early rain are founded on wealth
/ or indications for the last few days.
II The new suits for the Waco nine al
. rived this morning and arrayed in a
II the glory of new attire the boys wen
10 in body to the photograph CALLER
. and had their photographs taken in
|A1group.