The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-25

W. J. Hargett aud Miss Alma Nc
Claim, X. w. Witt and Miss N. w
Rucker, ii. p. Hansen and Miss Kati,
Oleson.
Grand Cemetery roses at Whit,
Flower Greenhouse.
Members of the Waco bar are re
quested to meet IN the district courI
room, on Monday morning at {
o'clock, when the report of the com.
mittee appointed to draft resolutions
of Prospect, or the death of Judge j. II
Davis win be presnted.
Family medicines put up by the
very best recipes at DIR. Hamleti's.
A few of the celebrated rose, james
Sprint, at White Flower Greenhouse
Three car loads of stone for the
cutters and curbing on the avenue
arrived yesterday and Mr. Tenant
commenced hauling II to where he will
commence work, at the intersection
of Austin street and the plaza.
Those charming roses, White Bon
Silcne and Climbing iIermosa, at
White Flower Greenhouse.
In the county court yesterday j. II
Richie pleaded guilty to CARRYING a
pistol, and was fined 1925. Indict-
ment against A. Cinnaman, charged
with cursing and swearing, was
quashcd.
Open ground Marechal Neils, two
to four feet, at White Flower Green
house.
The street force is busily engaged
in improving Washington street be.
tween Third and Foui til streets, by
making drainage on both sides Of
said street. Let the Improvement go
on.
A few Pcrle dcs Jardin and Niph-
otees at White Flower Greenhouse.
A sharp cotton buyer thought he
would have little fun yesterday, and
stepped over to the plaza where auc-
tioneer Tom Smith was selling at
auction. The C. b. bid on two horses
and and n wagon and Mr.. =. knock ed
them down to him; the C. b. then
turned and walked away but Mr.. s.
followed aud made him pay fee of
So before he would let him of. The
next time the sharp man won't buy a
wagon and horses Just for the fun of il.
The grand new rose, Sunset, at
White Flower Greenhouse.
The drug store of MIR. Dinehart, at
745 Austin avenue, has proved itself
decided success. Mr.. DPS policy
from the first has been to guarantee
quality, invite comparison, and insure
satisfaction. He has sought no trade
byvivifying ordegrading the produ rs
of other competitors, preferring to
sell his goods strictly on their merits.
We predict for Mr.. Dinehart bust
ness in this city, which, in his line
will be unequaled
The grand jury has found a bill
against w. II. Orman for the killing
Of Bud Hughston, but 1t took them
some time to decide whether or not
they should indict HIM at all. A
grand juryman told an EXAMINER re-
porter that after they heard all the
evidence there was a hitch III the
body, and it looked as though no in
diclment would be found. The pa
pers In the case will be fixed up Mon
day, and Mr.. Orman says he is ready
to make new bond as soon as the
papers are served ON him.
Manager Boyd Anderson, of the
telephone exchange has information
from MIR. j X. Dunbar, superinten.
dent of the Erie Telephone aud rele-
graph company, that he will furnish
him with what extra help he may
need. This will give Mr.. Anderson
three operators aud one messenger,
and with This assistance he can give
to his subscribers. Mr..
A. says the fault has been he has not
had help enough to attend to all the
duties that are required of his hereto
fore email force.
The following fines were imposed
in the city court yesterday: John
Kinard, Thomas Kenncfick, Joe Mar
tin, James Mcclure and John Gustav
son, 81 each for drunkenness
The EXAMINER takes pleasurei in d.
recting the attention of its readers to
the handsome card of Messrs. Steiner
II Stephenson IN another column.
This house is one of the solid, sub
sterling concerns Of our
city, and is prospecting with
the city's prosperity. Buying..in large
they gain u double advant-
age of discounts and reduced freights,
and can sell at what it costs smaller
dealers to buy the goods down here,