The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-30

Wy SUITS at tnc i)cliilOHlCO.
Buy your groceries at |. Gathers
Meals at all hours at the Delmonico
Wheat, rye and barley at Palmers
The prices OF Ragland's goods defy
competition from any quarter.
Fresh groceries constantly on hand
at Gathers.
Most accurate prescriptionist in the
city at Sears drug store.
You will find the Success flour at
VIM. A. Miller's, where everything
is sold ut rock bottom prices.
Dcane's cabinet photos are une-
quallcd.
TO the Delmonico for your lunches
Ragland has the finest assortment
of jewelry and watches ever brought
to this market.
Deane's cabinet photos can't be
beat.
Absolute accuracy in filling pre-
scriptions at DIR. Hamletts.
Marks is the cheapest place in the
city for dress goods.
Call at A. s. O'Neil h Co.'s on South
Fourth street, and get Il copy of New
York Weekly, free.
A substantial coat of gravel Is be-
ing put on South Fifth street, below
Waco creek bridge.
A. e, Neal and A. Chunn were fined
So aud So respectively in the city
court yesterday for assault.
The right pronunciation of this
dreadful fever which is now sweeping
over our city is "dangga."
Cotton receipts yesterday from all
sources were l,73l bales. Of this
amount 53i bales came IN on wagons.
When you miss the face of some ia
miliar friend from his social haunts,
you may he is down wi Ii the
dcnguc
The wooden mills are running on
full time, and every yard OF cloth is
sold as fast as il can be manuCac-
turcd.
Don't forget the rattle at the White
Elephant saloon Thursday night.
Mr.. l.. V. Moore has returned from
Temple, where he reports having
made two sales, and brought the cash
back to prove it.
Young men can obtain good bust
ness education cheap by entering
Prof Hills night class. Stenography
taught
You know that Hamlctrs drug
store is the place to go for pure drugs
The watermelon lingereth, but is "A
poor specimen compared with the
big sixty-five FOUNDER that sold for
twenty-five cents in July.
"Good morning Mr. Hank, how are
your folks" "They are nll down
with the dengue, and feel it coming
on me now" These are expressions
one can hear every day as you walk
along the streets.
Bennett, q ten ycar-old son of Mr..
A. j. Smith, who resides at Chalk
Bluffs, died yesterday morning at 4
O'Clock, and will be buried at Oak
wood cemetery this morning al IL
o'clock.
Messrs. Moore & Thompson have
been raided by chicken thieves and
the number of fowls that was want t.
inhabit their coops at the corner o
Franklin and Fourth streets hav,
been greatly diminished.
Auctioneer Tom l.. Smith sold II
front of the courthouse door ut
O'Clock yesterday, fifteen lots in tn,
Conger addition to Waco, for 81 1855
The lots were sold under deed o
trust given TO w. ID. Lacy by Congel
Bros.
The Workman's Mutual Aid asso
cia ion will have a picnic at Padgitti
Park on Friday next, and have invited
Senator Coke, General Ross and Cap
tain Il. A. Blair, to address them
The EXAMINER returns thanks for al
invitation to be present
, Yesterday was the last day 70
serving citations for the distriC
; court, and Sheriff Harris closed u
his work by serving very large nun
Der. Out of the whole lot MIR.
ouly failed to servo two, one In eaC
court, and the parties to whom the
were cited were not comatable.
: Circus car No. 2, of Barretts gre
, allied combination of railroad show
was at the NJ. p. depot yesterday.
J charge of Mr.. L. A. Wiley. The ci
, was again billed with small pOstc
! and the country adjacent Waco W
: Hooded with pictures of the rhiuot
= eous and hippopotamus.
: w. S.'Clinton filed suit iu the d
trict clerks office ,esterday agail
the Missouri Pacific Railway compai
claiming $4,000 as damages on
property in East Waco, which "
, caused by the freshet In May, viii
claimant says was caused by the Il
proper construction of defendan
road bed.
) Mr.. w. II. Mclaughlin has h
manufactured for him baking pc
der which is pronounced by ever
body to be the best in the mark
, and is twice as cheap as the ordina
, brands.
The EXAMINER acknowledges
invitation to attend the Workin
mans Mutual Aid picnic, on Frida
/ October I'd, at Padgitps park. Mess
Il. ID. Hall, B, G, Langguih and N
Osterhelm were the committee of j
yiiaiion. There will be no entran
fee charged.
Tho Garland opera house opens Il
theatrical season ON the evening
Saturday, October 3rd, with Liz
. May Ulmer, as Dads Girl. The ma
ager assures us that the settings W
be handsomer than ever before SC,
in Waco.
II will pay every person intendil
TO purchase dry goods, boots, sho
and general merchandise, to call
). Marx, next door to the Waco Sta
bank, before buying. He guarantee
to sell cheaper than any house In 4
city of Waco. He believes in qui
sales aud small profits, aud makes
speciality of boots and shoes.
Deputy United States Marshal
4. Ish received a telegram yesterdi
from Sheriff Lanham, Of Coryell cou
Z ty. telling him to arrest one Charl
Watley who had shipped four bales
cotton from Leon Junction to Wac
r MIR. lsh made the arrest when q
train came in aud held Watley un