The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-13
ALI OVER TOWN.

Fabre and Miss Anna Svoboda
Justice Harrison has been busy to-
So. oollinc the civil docket IN his
court
Ar W B. Fakes, who is now a
.,nd;da,e for city attorney, served
";,h credit to himself for four years
W. county attorney of Cory ell county.
The criminal docket was concluded
IN the county court Saturday. The
oonrt will again convene on the first
Monday in March and the civil do ket
will be called.
The city ticket Office of the
Waco and Northwestern railroad has
hen removed from the corner Of South
rour,h and Franklin streets to the
brick del pot IN East Waco.
1t is hoped there will be large
turnout of business men at the meet
ing to be held in the office of J. w.
Higgins, tonight, for the purpose OF
organizing the trade association.
For Iolauthe the seats down stairs
are almost all sold aud gallery seats
are going like hot cakes at a muster
pround Those who wish to see this
play should procure seats at once.
Info nation was filed before Jas.
tic J. N. Gallagher today, charging
John Keller, the man who lived with
the monkeys in lonely cave, with
sealing the two animals, valued at
500.
Last night the show window of the
City Savings bank was broken and a
large Colts revolver, valued at Sl5
stolen. Officers Hall and Knott have
clue which may lead to the arrest of
the burglar.
In its proper place will be found the
announcement of Me 7. @ Tibbs rs
a candidate for alderman from the
First ward. Major Tibbs is an expe.
riepcel legislator and will make a
good alderman.
The president of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union requests
the presence Of the vice presidents Of
different churches at meeting, which
will be held at Mrs. E. j. Gur!eys
residence, on South Fouth street this
afternoon.
Grace Elser Division No. Q, Uni
form Rank Knights OF Pythias elected
the following officers Saturday for the
ensuing year: Robt. H. Ross cap.
tain; Stark West, lieutenant; J Il w.
Field, herald; Anderson Martin, re.
corder; W. A. Kirk, treasurer; P. R.
Hengst, surgeon.
John II. Lack. who was lately en-
ployed as tailor in the Slayden- Kirk.
sey wooden mills, disappeared about a
week ago, leaving his family in almost
destitute circumstances. 1t is thought
that he is in California, as it has been
ascertained that he bought ticket for
that state. Mrs. Lacks father is
caring for the family.
In it's proper place appears the an
nouncement Of w. B. Fakes, Esq,
the only and original "Occasional, -
as candidate for city attorney. Mr..
Fakes is man, who, if elected, will
by reason of his legal qualities and
high chacacter, fill the position of
city attorney in manner satisfactory
to the people and the city.
hereby notify the public that I'D.
Huff is no longer connected with the
Provident Savings Life Assurance
Society of New York, and is not
authorized to write applications for
insurance in said society nor to
collect premiums.
r. B. PARRoTT,
General Manager.
The following committees have
been appointed by Pat Cleburne
Camp. Fourth Friday social pro-
gramme, John Meers, j. d. Shaw, and
W. T. ID Harm; sick comrades;
Ragsdale, Darden and Harm; monu.
ment and dedication, J. G. j. King
King, John Moore, q. L. johnson,
W. ID. Mayfield, W. q. Cooper, John
Fee, w Il. d. Harm, ALT. C. Neill apd
I. NJ. Waddell
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