The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-22

IHtIt 10 liul " pO Oh tHt CAAM-
1NER force. This is a novel departure
in the newspaper line In this section
of the country.
"A Hot Time" is filed with the
latest idea of modern humor, and is
in every way up TO the times. Don't
fail to see 1t, at Garland's opera house
on Monday, November %.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Mr.. ID. 5. Eddins aud Miss Mamie
Harrison. Tbs wedding will take
place at the First Baptist church, on
South Fourth street, Wednesday,
November %, at 1850 p. m.
East Waco was raided Friday night
by the police, and large number of
coz were run into the pound. Some
of the citizens got very indignant
when they found their cows in the
hands OF the Off ers.
This may be inooted question in
regard to the "dear girls but every
one dciests tough meat; Mike Hen
Messy il aware ofthat fact and always
keeps his market well supplied with
the tendercst aud latest meat that
Texas affords.
Mr.. j. ID Shaw will lecture at Lib
eral Hall this evening, his subject be- {,
ing the Galveston fire. After the lee. |
ture collection viii be taken up for
the benefit of the sufferers.
The editor of the EXAMINER is UNI
der obligations to Mr.. Patrick Ham
ilton, commissioner of immigration
of Arizona, for a copy of recent
book illustrating her resources. IL is
very acceptable present. Ii is the
first competent showing of Arizona, n
country in which Texas feels a vast
interest.
There is terrible hole in the side
walk at the foot of the alley on the
west side of Eighth between Austin
and Washington streets. lfsome one
falls In there on dark night and
breaks limb, it might cost the city a
damage suit II should be looked
after.
AT a meeting of the western archi-
tects, held in st. Louis. Thursday,
November 10, our tellOw-townsman,
Mr.. w. q. Dodson, was made a fell
low of the association. The honor
could not have been bestowed on
gentleman more worthy, and it Is
duly appreciated by Mr.. Dodson and
his numerous friends and patrons.
The late rise in the prices of barbed
wire came too late to effect the house
of uorsfull 4 Cameron. These gen.
tlenen have an extraordinary supply
on hand aud their prices remain at the
same low figures. Give them call
and you'll be convinced of what we
say.
At the temperance council Friday
night n certain old bachelor member
was called upon TO give his expert
ence with the dengue. lie replied
that he did not think his experience
would prove intercsting-especially
to the ladies-and besides it would
take too long for him to attempt to
tell anything about the dreadful NAL
ady.
a young boy last night at the Nc.
Clclland, ruthlcssly appropriated Il
ticket from negro and went in to
see the play. However, the officers
got on TO him and made him return
the ticket to its proper owner. As
the young fellow earnestly vowed
that the negro agreed to give him
the ticket, and the officer could moi
prove that he had actually stolen it,
he released lin.
\ Mr.. BOYD Anderson is expecting
Representatives of the Jenney Electri,
Light company to arrive in the city
at any day, and as soon MS arrange
meats can be perfected they will com
mence work establishing the plant
There are several localities spoken OF
tor the company to locate thei'
works. and every dollar they spend il
our city enhances property in Waco
that much more.
At an experience meeting in one oil
the colored churches last night, a
sister arose IL tell her experience and
said: "Dis dago fever has gotten sucl
: hold on me dat Use lost nearly al
the religion | ever had, AMI tells yoI
sistern and brethren, if it keeps hole
of me much longer I'll have to jin'
the church over again" Several 9th
ers expressed about the same senti
menis.
BY reference TO our advertising
columns ii will be seen that Messrs
! Fort Il Morrow have bought out thu
insurance business of Mr.. Trav
Jones. This gives this most admir-
, able firm another set of com
panies and adds very materially tC
their range. Capt. Morrow, the ex
\ ccutive man OF the concern, is al
i afIable business man and is fully NJ
in all matters pertaining to his bust
: ness. Apply TO Fort Il Morrow 70
protection against fire.
D The two claybank horses, whicl
9 were purchased tor the Rescue hool
and ladder company few weeks ag'
are proving to be fine animals, an
: as they grow older and larger tn
!, boys will find that they are just tn
$ horses they need TO pull the truck {
: fires. At first the animals proved {
II be stubborn and balky, but under TIL
careful management of Mr.. PER-
i HOTEL they are now made TO go any
! where, and they 90 In hurry, too.
Branch Watkins is In who
bushel of trouble. On yestcrda
= morning, some very mean person too
v target rifle and shot Branch's do
"John Thompson" the ball enterin
u the lett hind leg and coming out
u the left side below the hip. The Ii
;, tie animal is harmless and has been
:, great pet in East Waco. To say thu
Branch Is mad, does not begin to e.
y press il, and II is well for the mt
who did the shooting that his nan
p is not known to Mr.. Watkins.
The following marriage licens
Z have been issued since last Mond,
s. morning: S. b. Bailey and Miss A
Mailer, j. ID. Welsh aud Miss Jemii
&c Moore, j. q. Kirby aud Miss L. J
y McClain, Robert II. Owens and Mi
le Lee Dixon, Thomas Tietz and MI
gu Susana Barton, j. q. Tubb and Mi
y, Mamie 5. Crawford, j. +. Seawrig
and Miss Susie Tyndell, Richard WI
so ton and Miss Matte Colvin, liz
or Duval and Miss Callie Sedberry, l..
he Cathey aud Miss Ellie Beell, Q,
&C Britton and Miss NJ. IL. Hatch, j.
Crews and Miss George Oliy
las Charlie Williams and Miss Mary l
ny y,arda n n Rohprts and Mrs Nj