The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-16
,RoUND ABOUT TOWN.


IN the southern portion fair weather IN the
northern portion variable winds and station.
AIRY temperature.
| A tender little piuk.hued note
The messenger h brought
Her little hand this miss.ve wrote,
The smitten lover thought
He opened 1t with greatest care,
All, how his heart did thrill
Then dropped It with a ghastly stare
II was his washing bill.
Yesterday was beautiful day.
Rye and Barley at Palmcr's.
Deane's Cabinet Photographs are
elegant.
The wooden mills are running on
full time now.
Commissioner Finks held no SEES
sion yesterday evening.
The prices OF highlands goods defy
competition from any quarter.
Fresh groceries constantly on hand
at Gathers.
Ii seems that our cotton mills might
be made to be paving institution.
| The Federal court room Is the Cen-
tire of attraction just now
Now, we will have dry weather for
days anyhow, aud cotton will roll in.
! Most accurate prescriptionist in the
city at Sears drug store.
Hamlet keeps the best flve-cent
cigar in the city.
The Brazos river is down to low
ebb, but the water has a yermilion
hue.
Bill boards for the circus posters
are being erected in different parts
OF the town.
Cotton pickers receive 70 cents per
hundred and board themselves or 65
cents and board with the farmer.
DIR. VIM. Lennekers's case has been
set in the United States Commission
er's court Tor the 2Sth instant.
The repair gang, under the T. Il st,
l.. railway, arc doing some good work
OH the east side OF the Brazos bridge.
A gang of workmen are driving
piling at the foot OF the slope to the
eastern approach of the suspension
bridge.
If you want your pianos tuned
properly and the work guaranteed,
call ON +. Van Duzer, music house,
opposite the postoflice.
Mr.. Il. }. Powers has large gang
of men at work, widening the EN-
bankment of the Narrow Gauge on
the cast side OF the river.
In Justice X. w. Davis court yes
tcrday DR.. o. |. llalbert obtained II
Judgment against q. w. Davis for
$220 Oh promisory note.
Ii you want your pianos tuned
properly and the work guaranteed,
call OH f. Van Duzer, music house,
opposite the postoilicc.
Cotton receipts yesterday were
BY wagon, l4S bales; via rail, 325 bales;
total, 47G bales. Total to date, 2,l55
bales.
Three hundred and twenty-five
bales OF cotton were received by rail
yesterday, consigned to Waco buyers,
to be compressed and shipped east.
One of the folding doors for the
front of the Franklin street engine
house, was swung yesterday. 1t
makes some noise when 1t works.
When il comes to getting up
minstrel troupe Waco can furnish II
lew men who will lay over nine tenths
OF the minstrels that travel over the
country.
The man who said that every time
a heavy dew fell, the trains came in
behind time, is mistaken for once.
Every tram OH the three lines came
in on time yesterday.
Ragland has the finest ass ortment
of jcwelry and watches ever brought
to this market.
BE sure and see those bronZed, up
decorated, leather chairs,
the latest novelty out, AT w, L. Martin
~ Bros.
Unlaundried shirts-That celcbra-
ted unlaundried shirts down TO s5c.
You know thy sold tor Sl.00 all the
summer. Gooto b. Haber's and try |
one.
Everybody who is fond of real
good cigar, should try the brand that
is storming the country-"lle-no"-
for sale by Castles Il Morri on.
Read and forget not Trckcr's col
umn ad.-'L'on Drug Store"-his
simple remedies" the people do take,
and attest daily of their merit.
On account of the iuclemcncy of the
weather, the lawn party which was to
have taken place at the Episcopal
church grounds tonight, has been
postponed. Due notice will be given
Each lady VINO attenued the Llgnt
Infantry benefit last night was pre-
sented with program printed on
satin. Levine Bros, the wide-awaRc
dry goods merchants, had these
printed, and the ladies Will keep them
as souvenirs.
The following cases were disposed
of in the recorders court yesterday;
b. Eaton and G. Carbenero, 50 each
for an assault; Tom Farrell, 5. Whaien,
Jas. stephenson, VIM. Comel and NJ
10, Gary 81 each for INVESTIGATIONS l.
CONNER, $3.50 for the same oflense.
Mr.. L. r Rosen, OF st. Louis, an ex
pcrt piano tuner and repairer, TONER
~ with Baldwin & Co, of Louisvilie
XIV, but more recently with Estcy \
Camp, of st. Louis, has accepted
posstion with Mr.. l.. V. Moore, OF TN
! city. The people Of Waco will not b
. slow in availing themselves of the SCI
5 vices of SO competent and skilled a
|, artisan. l..
ON yesterday Mr.. S. Marx pre-
sented Sheriff Harris with a flu
l. Young bull pup. Mr.. ii. says wit
aSan Jones" to lead and as. MARI
follow, he will soon have two
Q the best guards ever in any jail var
They will make good team SUI
enough, and when newspaper !repo
Il, tiers are slipping around the jail
- 81 night tor an item, they had better v
ware of the "purps."