The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-18

TO this market.
Peeler's chill and fever syrup 4
warranted to cure and keep of den
que, Zoe a bottle at Peeler's drut
store.
Alex Brule has reopened his fish
depot at 506 Austin avenue, wher,
he Is always supplied with the bes
iish that can possible BIO secured
Give him a call.
Get your brackets, SCROLL saving
band-sawing and turning done a
Loving Il Swanson's plaining mill.
The dudine wooden dress goods In
the newest novelty In that line, full
assortment at b. Haber.
The finest bay rum In the state Ia
DO found at DIR. Hamletts.
Leave your orders for wood with
Geo. Mclaughlin, the grocer.
Work on the evenue-putting In
the sewers and curbing-lingereth.
w. III. Mclaughlin has just received
ilne assortment of choice candies.
Dr. Hamlett's prescriptions never
fail TO accomplishing the desired end
The stock of cotton now in the
yards and congresses arc 3,724 bales
Carpenters are at work putting In
new timbers and planking on the sus.
pension bridge.
Paul Daura ON Austin street, near
Fourth, carries the finest assortment
of fruits in the market. -.
The October number of the Young
Ladies' Journal and all other leading
periodicals at A. 5. O'Neil Il Co.'S
The matrimonial market Is looking
up. Our report of marriage licenses
show All increase over the week pre-
vious.
Pecans are beginning to open, and
the small boys hands and lips are
stained with juice from the green
hulls.
Only one case was tried before Re-
corder Briukerhof yesterday morn
ing, and that was drunk; the usual
fine of So was assessed.
Mr.. w. ii. Newman has been APP
pointed general traffic agent of the NJ.
L. railway system, and will have
charge ON the first # January next.
Reuben King, colored, who was in
dicted by the grand jury for burglary,
was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Dan
Ford yesterday and locked up in the
Jail.
Notwithstanding yesterday was
one of the busiest days of the season,
local news was found to be very
scarce. No events of any kind hap
pened during the day.
A prominent physician told the
reporter yesterday that 1t
was mistake about the dengue be-
ing so dead. On Friday he had TWEEN
ty-flve patients and nearly all of them
were new cases of dongue.
The east bound mixed train on the
Central come In last night with only
the coaches. An accident happened
TO the locomotive at Hico and II could
not pull the whole train and the
freight cars were left behind.
A little negro named jim Franklin
was arrested last night and locked up
in the Jail, for stealing sack of to-
t-cco out of Chambers Bros gro
Gerry store. Jim says his partner, who
stole two sacks, and that he
also carried razor.
Mccus Cox, a gentleman of Congo
decent, proceeded to paint Lorena
very rcd few days ago, and was ar
rested yesterday. lie gave bond in
the sum of $3.50 to appear before
Squire Christian, at Moody.
The three men whom the grand jury
found bills against. and who are IN
jail, are; Jordan Evans, assault with
intent to kill; WIN. Lee, theft of goods
amounting to over $40, and Tom
Green, perjury.
Jim Mathipson. a brakeman on the
yesterday. When the train was near
ing Fowler he fell from box car,
striking on his head which caused a
conclusion of the brain, and received
several bruises. He was taken to the
hospital at Houston last night.
Does not somebody remember the
United States government hay ing ap-
propriated 100000 for the erection OF
a public building In Waco sometime
last winterl "The mills of the gods
grind slowly,n and II is said they
grind exceedingly fine; II there be
anything in this Waco, will certainly
have fine building when it is erected
Mrs. A. Hinehman received her
christmas present little early this
year, in the shape of $500 carriage
from the major, made by the celebra.
ted Henderson Carriage Co., of Hen.
derson, Ky. II is a splendid turnout
and displays the finest workmanship
of anything in the city.
Frank Grain, colored, owed an old
fine, aud on being asked by Constable
jenkins for the amount on yesterday
proceeded to give Lee some Zip anC
said he could not make him pay IL
nor be could not lock him mp. A pc
liceman's nippers were used as per
suadcrs, and after Frank remained IL
the Jail for few minutes he conelud
cd to pay, and was released.
Patents granted to citizens of Tex
as for the week ending October 18Th
1885, reported by J. II. Beale, attorne.
in patent cases, 697, f street, N. W
Washington, ID. c.: +. ii. Brown
Fort Worth, rocking chair; j. f. Df
Wis, Marshall, table; Q. j. Follett, Gal
weston, beer cooler; II. j. Gardner
Lovelady, planter; w. A. Nowlir
Mexla, paint brush; II. L. William
and w. A. Trammell, both of Dallas
combined flour meal-bin and fou
sitter; j. ID. Womac, Cameron, vcrmi
poison.
The following marriage licens
have been issueu since our last report
b. L. Moore and Miss Arminda Hay
ney; John McClaiu and Mrs. Laur
Beal; William Jones aud Miss Eliz
Jane Brown; ID. A. Berkshire an
Mrs. e. L. Wilkinson; Sylvester c
Gray and Miss Lula j. Burns; EphraI
Herring and Mrs. Hattie Hill; t. ,
Taylor and Miss Il. NJ. Stom; Horac
Harris aud Miss Fora Mcdaniel
Sam Slauter aud Miss Mollie Jonel
S. W. Chambers and Miss Q. T. Fow
Ter; Harris Jones and Miss Philli
Miller.
sour" Noryel johnson went gui
ming yesterday, and out of a possibl
thirty-one quails-all that he saw-h
killed twenty-seyen Of them. A con
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