The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-06
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in College Heights.
Ii you want shoes, cut out the "ad
of G. o!ds,eiu IL Nigel IN this issue aud
get % cents for the clipping.
The Ladies Nursery Association
will holi meeting Tuesday afternoon
at 3 O'Clock ut tne nursery, corner Of
Twelfth and Jackson streets.
Farmers are busy breaking ground
for the spring crop. They will begin
planting corn and oa's in few days
a little rau at present would not do
anv bsim.
A suit for debt has been filed with
the district clerk. the Style of which
is Sanger Bros. VS.. NJ. NJ. Williams, Of
Corvell equity he amount Involved
is 81 36s 43
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Geo. h. Wallace and Mis-, Rosa
Branck; John A Dees and Miss Ada
Smith, Geo. r. Mcl.endon and Miss
ID oselle a Alexander.
Charley Nine, alias Charlie Jackson
before Justice Gallagher this
morning to answer a charge of rob-
bery, waived examination and was
bound over in the sum Of $500.
On South Ninth, between Clay and
Ross, are two small uncovered bitches
across the sidewalk, into which some
belated traveller may step and dslo
locate an ankle JOINT. IL should be
looked after
Charles Nine, alias Charles Jacks son,
has been brought to Waco ana jailed
He Is charged with being the party
who held up and robbed Moses Mas
tiers, negro farmer, of 800 in Waco
about ten days ago He is notori.
Gus fake and ,inhorn gambler.
Mrs. S. F. Taylor, widow of Rev.
L Taylor, died at her home near Rob-
inson yesterday evening at 1:25
o'clock. Six children are left tc mourn
the loss Of mother. The funeral
took place from the Robinson Baptist
church this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The west bound mixed train ON the
Cotton Belt was wrecked about four
miles west of Waco early Sunday
The train was crossing
lressle at the time, which gave way,
ditching seven cars. No one was in
jured, although it was narrow escape
to all on board
Mr.. II T. Surratt, a brother of
Marshall Surratt, Esq of Waco, ard
who left Waco year ago for Laredo,
'or TIE benefit of his health, died in
that city Sunday afternoon. The ii
mains were removed to Waco, and
the funeral took place this morning
rom the residence of Marshall Sur
raft on Washington street.
Rt Rev Bishop c G. Petty, of the
A. M f.. Xon church, will preach in
The city hail tomorrow evening at $3.50
20 the people of Waco. The white
citizens as we'll as the colored are in
,ited 10 attend, as separate accommo.
lations will be arranged for their com.
ort. The colored choir Of the city
vii furnish music and singing for the
occasion.
Mr.. w. B Fakes is in receipt of
etter from his brother, NJ. Robert
Fakes, of Lebanon, Tennessee, inform
ng him of the sad news of The death
If his mother, Mrs. Mary Fakes, of
hat place, which occurred on the lst
nst. Mrs. Fakes was lady highly
esteemed by all who knew her, and
n his bereavement Mr. Fakes mas the
sympathy Of the community.
The case of John Baker, charged
With squeezing young lady, came up
or trial in the mayor court room
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock, aud
Vas not concluded until late thai
hight He was found guilty and hi-
punishment assessed al fac OF $50
lad thirty days imprls onmou, IN the
,alaboose. A motion for a new trial
vas overruled by the mayor, and de-
endant vas locked up. He gave
4otice Of appeal.
A complaint has been filed before
Inited States Commissioner John II
Fnks, charging Lacy Harms with
pulling the bell cord of Houston and
Texas. Central train, near Mlllicau,