The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-01-31
WACO EXAMINER
WACO, JANUARY 81. Iss..
Local IIItENITIi;s.
iieIns OF Interest From Our ne.
porters' Note HOoIss.

There was a sound OF rovclry by
night.
Aud the carriage gaily It's burden bears
VI beauty and " cmyalry.'
No lamp shour DER the pn'h of two
talr women and IN equal num-
Der Vt brave meu.
The clock strikes nnel
1t sounds the kuelI Of their departed
hour"
As rapidly Der the len that quartetle
homeward wends it festive way.
Ills midnights holy hour
ANA darkness broods DER the fate Of
man.
They were Il JOYOUS four,
When III the ditch that festive carriage
ruu.
A illckerinR light in friendly hand
Shone forth upon the disgrmtled band
| " beauX ami bellies it showed no four.
Would yoG the names? Not much
! No, no more,
.-RolIa Ryan Saturday and SUNDAY
| nights.
The old tlre-bell was shipped to Tenn.
pie yesterday.
The Newport club gave one OF THEN en-.
ioyable parties at Walkers hall Tuesday
evening,
John Bell was arrested Tuesday even.
my Tor having pair OF boots IN His pos
session Tor which he VAS unable To- render
Il satisfactory explanation.
Arrangements are being made tor adj
{ ditlohs 10 the female college huilding. Il
! is estimated that the cost at Improve
ments will amount 10 about ; 1900
Constable l.. II. Weaver ni.hth,l fore last
brought in from McGrcgor, ". l. pnus.
las, charged with wearing pistol cou-
trary to law. and he was lodged in Jail.
MIS-. Mary johnson sold ~ r.. 4.
Stnrgis the two-stoiy brick stare ucnu-
pied by Domnau ~ Bro, OH the south
side Of the public square lhc pr,r
pad was > 800.
A fight occurred AT the CORNER ui
Austin and bird streets, IN front at 'hr
bank, between Mr.. j. NJ, Drake and % Mr.
smith. smith called Drake u linr,whuu %
lew Hicks were passed, Drake hitting
Smitl In the face.
1t was currently reported last evening
that the firm of Cox a Eel, unr.uf me
largest establishments In the nrinhhoriu.
town OF tlillshuro, had made an assign
mpnt. They were indebted tn lrs>iug.
Solomon ~ Rnsenthall, OF this city. loru
small amount.
The Water Works Company ia getting
along with their work a. Well us Nprctrd
The valve ordered some time since from
ST. Louis, had To he ordered from Boston,
and consequently has not vet arrived. II
Is. expected in day or two, and then the
pumps Will be turned on.
As will he noticed in another column.
the firm OF kerkow IL Nigel. owners OF
the Palace saloon, has been dissolved hy
mutual consent. The cuisines, will he
continued by Mr.. kerkow, who will be-
pleased to see his friends drop around
occasionally and sample his goods.
1t was stated in yesterdays paper TINT
the fence OF MIR. W. s. kellum in BnsQur
county had been cut. II should have read
Mr. W. X. kellum. Twice MIR. krllum
has had fences cut, and as the fence di1
not shut on any public road or nnythng
OF the kind. 1t Is impossible to conceive
the motive which prompted the l.uya nip
pers TO cut his fence.
Tuesday night the Waco medical as
sociatiOn met at their regular appointed
time, and after all business connected
with the association had been transacted
the members adjourned 10 the restaurant
OF W. IL. BTOnnum. where u nice oyster
supper was served 10y Mr.. Ihnnnum. The
members OF the association return their
thanks to Mr. BrOnnum Tor the excellent
supper. MAY ne I'VE iumE anI ,u"-prI.
Rev. A. Taylor, cnlored, Tor some
time nastOr al the New lIppr pt,tist