The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-29

Sixth street, night before last, $l2t
was raised. despite tho stormy
weather. Last night was the
closing evening of their series of en-.
tcrtainments, and larger sum than
the night before was raised, If the ex.
pectations of the brethren were real
lied.
Marriage licenses have been issued
TO the following named parties during
the week ending yesterday: Charles
Scranton and Miss Malley Perkins;
w. G.. Fisher and Miss NJ. l.. Darwin;
J. 4. Mitchell and Miss Bell York; j.
II. Witt and Miss NJ. Il. Carr; w. Is.
Walker and Miss Mary Higginbo-
THAN; w Il. Horne and Miss Julia NJ.
Black; ID. S. Eddins aud Miss Mamie
Il. Harrison; NJ. A. Stoud aud Miss
M. a. Godberry; Charles Love and
Miss Rebecca Wilson: VIM. Spark
aud Miss Sarah Holston; s. j. Wood.
ward and Miss Maggie Evans; w. II
Oliver :and Miss Amy Woodward;
Julius McLennan aud Miss Mart
Montgomery e
Texas for the week ending Novem=
Der ~, 1885, reported By j #. Beale,
attorney for invention in patent cases,
6N f street, N. w. Washington, DC,
were as follows: t. w. Farrico, of San
Ant onio, mould for building concrete
walls; +. $. Clark and j. A. Bach
man Of Austin, boiling press; w. b.
Clowers of Decatur, bedstead; Ii. NJ.
Harrne of Blossom Prairie, wagon
gear; WIN. Matthews of .Llano, hat
and towel holder; VIM. Matthews
of Llano, gate latch; II. Terry of
Bonham, gate; VIM. II. Thompson
of Luling, ant trap; A. w. Tucker of
MIdloth ian, calculating des ice.
In the federal court yesterday
motion for a new trial of Mccarthy.
for passing counterfeit money, was
argued aud granted. The court
judged that the act was done in state
of intoxication, and as no evidence
could be adduced that he was not so
intoxicated as not to be conscious of
the act he was committing, and again
the sentence was so severe in his in
stance, that new trial would be no
more than just, the new trial was
granted.
On the Goth of December The Waco
Furniture company will have one of
the grandest rafiles ever before offer
cd 10 this city. Two sets of furniture
will be put up; one is bedroom set
containing three pieces and is worth
S400; the other is parlor set, contain
ing five pieces, aud is worth 1874.
There will be 247 chances at So per
chance. See Mr.. Peck and take a
chance. Il t
In the suit of Sanger Bros. VS.. Clar-
ence A. Chambers and wife. Sanger
Bros, yesterday, through their attor-
neys, Anderson, Flint & Anderson,
filed with the district clerk Their bond
for the sequestration of SO, 900 worth
Of property in Waller county, nine
miles from Hampstead, ON which
they held deed of trust.
1t is with pain that we have to an
nounce the death of the infan' son of
Mr.. and S. A. Elkins of Temple. Mr..
and Mrs. Elkins were residents Of
Waco for number of years, aud they
have many friends who will mourn
with them over the loss of their little
boy, who has been suddenly taken
from happy household where he
was the pride and Joy. r-.
Waco has great many dry goods
and stoves, but there is no other
place in the city where such bargains
in dry goods, boots, shoes, hats, anC
gents furnishing goods can be secured
as are now offered at S. Marks.
Didyou know that Kellum IL RotaI
had been boycotted. See their adver
tisement OH the fourth page. p gl
Special attention is call to the card
of Mr.. Eugene Williams. Read, o.
yc dealers in dirt.
Mr.. james p. Anderson has pnr-
chased Judge Leland's fine Ii olsteiI
| bull for $3.50.