The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-20
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sPilgrim' -four at Wood a Co.'S.
IS Look out for Ellis moving wags
Fresh country butter at, Duriess
Skipped by the light Of the moo
lne prices OF Raglaudis goods de
compefition from any quarter.
You will find the Success -four
VIM A. Miller's, where everytbiu
n lie sold nj rock bottom prices
Deane's cabinet photos are UNI
qualled.
DR. Walter b. King has positioI
In Castles a. Morrison's drug store.
Ragland has the finest assortnen
= OF Jewelry aud watches ever brough
to this market.
Peeler's chill and fever syrup h
warranted to cure and keep or den
que, Zoe a bot,le at Pec'cr's drul
store. Ae
Alex Brnle has reopened his ISL
depot at SOC Austin avcnne, wher,
; he Ia always supplied with the besi
iish that can possible DO secured
Give him call.
Get your brackets, SCROLL saw ing
bsnd-sawing and turning done al
Loving ~ Swanson's planning mill.
The dudine wooden dress goods In
the newest novelty In that line, full
assortment at II. Haber.
Hair dyes Of the best quality, at
DR.. Hamlett's.
No street lamps were lighted at all
In the city on Saturday::night.
Fine hair brushes, tooth brushes,
cloths brushes and shoe brushes, at
DIR. Halnlctts.
Messrs. Cross and Ketchum
weighed 1924 bales of cotton last
week. ~ a. "a F.FrS 8lss RI
George Mclaughlin has en- route a
large lot of the very bost and purcst
Jellies, mince meat and fruit buffers,
AID he Intends they shall go cheap.
Z. Cotton receipts were light ycstcr.
day, owing to the heavy rain Sunday.
The receipts were only 268 ba'e..
Thy will be larger to-day.
The EXAMINER returns thanks 10
Mr.. aud Mrs. s. W. Chambers Tor
bountiful supply Of good things from
the wedding feast, which was sent to
I the Office yesterday.
Moses Williams and Henry Hays,
1.-TWO colored men. had set-to on the
plaza yesterday afternoon, and Officer
Ammonett arrested them. They gave
bond for their appearance before Re-
c0rder Brinkerhofr.
Nothing has boon heard of the fire
hose for the Waco Fire department.
which was shipped from Akron,
Ohio, on the 9TH inst. Alderman AL
exandcr says he intends to have q
tracer sent after Il. ~
The East Waco compress had TO
shut down for several hours yester-
day, on account, of some packing
blowing out of the boilers. The
damage was repaired and tho COM
press viii be running all right to-day.
Chief engineer Bart Moore, fore
man 10. Thompson and Alderman Al
ex ndcr, chairman Of conmittc on
fire department, are on the lookout
for pair of horses for Rescue hook
and ladder company. They went q
first-class team. and will give some
body a good trade.
The following cases were disposed
of yesterday BY his honor Record or
Brinkerhon: Henry Stanley and
Frank Cobb, So each for. drunkenness,
aud Mike Hays and jennie Carroll,
So each for the same offcnse. Bob
Bolden was fined IS for fast driving,
and took an appeal to the county
court.
| Two glass doors on the Austin
street entrance OF Lew inc Bros es-
Enlistment were broken open sun
day moi iing and clothing amounting
TO perhaps $50 worth, were stolen
out. The exact amount could no. be
estimated, as Messrs. Levine did not
know how many garments were
Stolen.
Colonel Dan Rice was one CT the
J many visitors at Sanger's opening
yesterday. After having gone
through the various departments, he
was approached by Mr.. Sam Sanger,
who asked: allow do you like the
} display" "Ohi you are a great show.
: man great Snowman, Mr.. Sanger
} he replied.
: A. O'Donnell bought for himself .
beautiful nickle-plated pistol yester-
day, and after working the pumI
hsudle-his right arm-'n lifting REQ
. liquor to his mouth, he became very
wild. He went over TO East Waco
: and commenced painting the old
town red by firing off said pop, aud
yelling like a Comanche. Officer Fal
, well took Mr.. O'Donnell In tow am
be lingereth now In the cooler. :
Owing to tho severe storm of wine
: aud raia Sunday evening, the lectur,
{ Of Colonel Dau Rice, which was I,
0 have been given at the Garland Oper
a House, did not take place, but ha
I been postponed to Sunday evening
4 next. There were great many per
s sons who had come in from neighbor
:, ing towns to hear the famous show
Q mau disappointed. E
? In tie county court yesterday sew.
!, eral Judgments were taken by dc
!. fault, and afterward the probat,
}, docket was taken up. The orimins
Y docket was set for tho 21st, and tn
b civil docket set for the 18th lust
i John Co nnors was found guilty o
q steal ny jug Of whisky, and his pun
u ishment assessed at Que hour in tn
d county Jail aud fine Of $40. He j
IS settle with the county through Ml
= Darwin. -Ii .~a
n The men at the engine hsus,
y Messrs. Wcrsham, Wilsford, jacob
d snd Digger, saved . block of built
g ings from burning late last eyenin
d by the use Of the fire extingnisher.
II defective flue In tho building next I
70 the ExAfINER's old office, was ON III
II and on DIR. Mullens notifying II
T. boys Of the fact, Instead Of the
p turning on an alarm they ran wit
the exiinguishers and soon put Il
~ blaze out Chief Engineer Bal
n Moore went down TO take look
ie the hole where the stove pipe we
aud ordered the people to move 1t,
in another nue. IL was really DANCE
Id Gus where il was. -.
Of There was quite a lively scene I
u the north bound NJ. r. train esterdi
~ evening as il passed through the cit
Just before the train left tho depot
womad boarded IL, and as II NOV
a. of man jumped on and ran into Z
at ladies coach. flushing up 10 I
nm woman he accused her of stealth