The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-29
,ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
Hot coffee al Farrels.


Order your coal from Palmer.
Look out for Ellis moving wagon.
Tle prices OF Highlands goods defy
competition from any quarter. j
Deane's cabinet photos are une-
qualled.
Ragland has the finest assortment
Of jewelry and watches ever brought
to this market.
Get your brackets, scroll-sawing,
band-sawing and turning done at
Loving Il Swanson's plainlug mill.
The dudine WOODEN dress goods in
the newest novelty in that line, II full
assortment at b. Haber.
Coffee, tea and chocolate at all hours
at Farrel's.
just received at w. ii. McLaugh-
Inns II fine lot of dried beef, pigs feet,
imported Holland herring, Swiss
cheese, new crop syrup, new buck
wheat, new coffee, cranberries, fresh
eggs and butter.
Candy and popcorn balls manu-
factur9d every hour at the candy
stand ON Sixth and Austin streets.
Beer Arrival.--San Antonio kcg
beer at Lemke's Union saloon, corner
Jackson and Eighth.
w. n. Grand II Co. will sell you a
see their large stock. They ere re-
ceiying three car loads to-day.
School supplies a specially at Tafts.
Full stock of globes, &c. Why waste
your time looking around when you
know Taft has what you want?
This is fine weather for colds. II
you catch one, DIR. Hamlett's medi
cines will soon stop 1t.
Adelaide Moore's Autographs are
about the finest that have been exhib-
ted in Waco this season.
Postmaster Leland says the Waco
postoifice will not be dfaped in
mourning in honor of Vicc-President
Hendricks.
Watch out for burglars and chick,
en-thieves. They are here in the
city, and it Is a pity some of them eau
not be filled full ofshot. .'
Yesterday was about as gloomy a
day as we have had since last May
when the city was flooded by the
heavy and disastrous rains.
Bad roads prevented farmers from
coming into the city yesterday, and
conso I,,"ntly trade was not as good
as 1t usually is OH Saturdays.
w. ii. Gibson, the ticket agent Of
the Houston II Texas Central railn ay
actually busted his office yesterday
rom Connor says IL is the first time
since June.
IL costs Mr.. Trance nearly 5000 per
day TO run the Zozo company. The
, bad weather prevented the manager
from taking a surplus of cash away
from Waco.
People who are on the alert for sen
| sations can watch the columns of the
city papers, aud they will be sur.
prised at a big sensation that will be
developed within few days.
DIR. Louis Newburg has Nice-Pres'
ident Hendricks picture draped In
mourning at the Pacific bar. This is
the only recognition OF the old mans
demise that the EXAMINER reporter
has seen.
The Day is exactly correct wheh 1t
reiterates the EXAMISER's sentiments
in regard to rolling mill for Waco
Certainly some capitalist will look In
this great enterprise, aud erect 200
barrel Touring millin this city.
The ladies of the Catholic churcl
will give fair on the l4th OF mex
next month, and IL will continue fou
nights. The proceeds will go tow
ards finishing the new Catholi
church on Washington street.
Yesterday was somewhat of win
ter day, and overcOats were seen o
. almost every man who could ailor'
one. But our clearinghouse haV
plenty of oyercoats to sell, at yer
cheap prices.
AS soon as the st. Louis papers al
. rive IN the city they are all bought u
. by admirers of Sam Jones. Sam ha
e 20 use the Exposition Music hall
: hold his service In, as the Gentleman
. church is not large enough to hol
his congregations.
!. Something over two years ago
prominent citizen of this city WI
y lined So and costs In the recorder
L court. He took al appeal and tn.
Z appealed again. On yesterday
paid the fine, which amounted to 80
1t is best not TO appeal cases from Il
city court.
. air. Tom Conner mas rare flow
r on his cigar showcase at the Ne
a McClelland hotel. II is In the shat
"a of beautiful rose, aud is made out
G. very large turnip. r.Johu Thomi
"a the cook ut the hotel, 10 the artist WI
~ manufactured the gem, aud II is real
d handsome piece of work.
d There Is general expression
Al surprise among the officers In regal
Q, TO the verdict Of the jury In the Re
"A lex Bro Sn case. kedick stole lar
q lot of bacon and buried 1t; tn
N plowed the ground over the pla'
As The evidence was mostly circumslu
4 tial or Redick would have gottei
10 longer term than two years.
Atthe entertainment for the bene