The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-05
,ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
McAllister aud hard coal at Wa
coal yard

McAllister aud hard coal al Waco
coal yard.
Order your coat from Palmer.
Look out for Ellis moving wagon.
The prices OF Raglsnd's goods defy
competition from any quarter.
Ragland has the finest assortment
of je welry aud watches ever brought
to this market.
Get your brackets, scroll-sawing,
band-sawing and turning done AT
Loving & Swanson's plaimug mill.
The dudiDe wooden dress goods in
the newest novelty in that line, full
assortment at b. Iiaber.
Candy and popcorn balls manu-
iacturad every hour at the candy
stand on sixth and Austin streets.
Beer Arrival.-San Antonio kcg
beer at l. mixes Union saloon, corner
Jackson aud Eighth.
Don't forget the grand rattle by the
Waco Furniture company, Decem-
Der 26th
Everybody should take chance In
the rattle TO be gotten up by the waco
Furniture company.
Telephone for screen coal from Jno.
Farley.
Matagorda oysters % cents per
dozen, at the st. Charles.
Cotton receipts yesterday were;
Nett. 6l2 bales; gross, 99S; total 10
date, 53,22s bales.
II you think East Waco is mud
hole, just go over there while the
wind is blowing like il did yesterday
afternoon, and your eyes viii tell you
different.
Baltimore oysters % cents per line
per dozen. at the st. Charles.
Mr.. Thos. Cross, the cotton-weigh-
er, Yesterday weighed $50 bales of
cotton, the heaviest single days work
ever done in Waco by cotton'
weigher.
In the recorders court yesterday,
three women were fined S3 each 1or
ysgrancy, and Walter kimble,. So,
and John Pitzler $3.50 for drunken
ness.
Berwick bay oysters in all styles,
rs cents per dozen at the st. Charles
A certain young NJ. ID. has been
quite solicitous lately in his inquiries
IA to the expenses of housekeeping,
and the draw backs and conveniences
of married life. His friends fear
something serious.
No business was transacted in tht
district court yesterday. The two
cases set for trial reported not ready
\ on account of absent witnesses, ant
the jury was discharged until Mon
day.
Weather permitting, the corner
stone OF the New Hope Baptist churcl
on North Sixth street, will be LARD 10
day. l.. q. Jordan. pastor OF tn
church, will be master of ceremonies
and the programme printed for ih'
occasion, will be carried out.
Two persons, both white, by TN
names OF Nancy Il. Warren, aged q
-, ears, aud W. T, Conway, aged >
year, were adjudged in.auu by jur
in County Judge Evans court yes
lterday, and sent TO the in 'ane asylum
Mt Terrell.
ON account of the high north wint
which prevailed vest, rday, tine cal
penters who were at work ON the SUI
pension bridge had to quit in the a
ternoon, as they could not work o
their swinging scaiiolds under tn
span
Miss Clevelands book is having a
immense sale. II has reached VI
fourteenth edition, aud is translate
into three languages. Mr.. Morr
will canvass Waco while OIL duty as
student at Waco university. We b
/. speak for him large sale.
The Texas Superintendent assoc
alton will hold their next meeting
Fort Worth, on Monday, Deoemb.
20, and continue for three days. III
ExANISER is in receipt of the pr
IN gramme of exercises, which will !
doubt be very interesting and cute
tanning. Superintendent J. n. CT
D, lager, of Waco, is president of q
Re association, and Percy V. Pennybac
IL err, secretary.
y Justice II. w. Davis rendered !
ne decision In the case of Darwin
I'd Pressly yesterday, giving yerd
for plaintiff. The defendant IA
iy notice of appeal. The mare and &C
~ which the litigants are having oy
are valued at $65, and the costs 1
now run away up nearly TO Tho
- figures. In the case OF Sam Little
~ Dan Bell, a judgment for SO "
n given for defendant Plaintiff su
IT, for $40, and defendant re-conyer
ID and wanted Si02.
~ Sheriff Tom Bell, of Hill eoun
= took Tom Z. Varnell up to HILLSIDE
r. last evening. Vsrnoll will have
hearing ON a writ Of haboEs corr