The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-13

1 more than 1Onltt anu ltitA rtttIitNt
| More than station. power and sway
Make YOUR home both neat and tasteful
Bright and pleasant, always fair.
Where each heart shalt rest contented,
| era oiul for each pleasure there
| There each heart VIII rest contented,
seldom wishing lar 70 roam,
| or II roaming, still Will ever
Cherish happy though sof home.
Such home makes men the better.
Sure and lasting the control
| Home with bright AMI pure surroundings,
Leaves Its impress on the soul.
Rye and Barley at Palmer's.
This will be u nice day TO attend
church.
Deane's Cabinet Photographs ar,
elegant.
The cotton pickers returned to the
city yesterday.
The circus will lie here on Monday
October 9Th.
Taft is Headquarters on school
books.
The prices OF highlands goods defy
competition from any quarter.
Fresh groceries constantly on hand
at Gathers.
llagland has the finest assortment
of jewelry aud watches ever brought
to this market.
Cotton receipts yesterday were 2lt
bales; total to date 1888 bales.
Mcintyre Il lIeath's Merry Mimics
OF Minstrelsy will appear at the Nc.
Clelland opera house, Friday, October
End.
BE sure and see those bronzed, up
holstercd, decorated, leather chairs
the latest novelty out, at w. L. Martin
a. Bros.
Unlaundried shirts-That cclebra-
ted unlaundricd shirt Is down to S5c.
You know thy sold tor 81 90 all the
summer. Goeto b. Habcr's and try
one.
Everybody who is fond of a real
good cigar, should try the brand that
is storning the country-"He-no"-
for sale by Castles Il Morrison.
Read and forget not fuckers col
umn ad.-"Lion Drug Store"-his
simple remedies" the people do take,
and attest daily of their merit.
The old plank sidewalk on North
Fifth street, which led from Austin
to the Fashion Bazaar, has been
torn up.
The city editor of the EXAMINER is
under obligations to Mr.. II. Strauss,
the ailablc gentleman from Cincinnati.
Mr.. 5. visits Waco occasionally and
his presence is always welcome.
The popularity of the Academy of
Art extends far and wide and receives
largr patronage from people of re-
fined taste aud superioa judgment of
iirst-class photo work.
Take your Latin, German or metric
prescription to Dineharts. at 745
Austin avenue, where they will be
compounded of the most select drugs
and chemicals.
In the recorders yesterday Cora
Mcmahon was fined SIS for all assault;
Paddy Ryan, So for drunkenness, and
A, X. Smith, 81 for being drunk and
$50 for carrying dirk knife.
The following is verbatim copy
ola note handed in at the EXAMINER
business office yesterday: Bin hi
lard turn the press too ours It's morn
ing pay him so cence Henry grifon."
A raid has been made on the dogs,
which were spoken of by the Ex-
AMINER several days ago, and now
the people on Columbus and Ninth
streets can sleep without being dis.
turbed by bowling ours.
The street commissioners attention
is called to the corner of Franklin and
Eighth streets. When a rain falls the
whole of Franklin is flooded for near
ly II block above Eighth, aud there is
only small outlet for the water to
run oil.
Taft is headquarters for blank books,
school books, pass books,scrap books,
autograph books, letter-copying
books, photograph albums, states,
pencils, pens, tablets, scratch books,
ink and stationary generally.
Ed. Miles, colored, who was ar
rested last Monday on a charge of rs.
sault with intent to murder, gave
bond yesterday in the sum of $50
and WAS released from the jail. He
will appear before the grand jury.
II Is currently reported that men
who are excavated from fallen build
mgs and caved mines are devoid of
appetites, but if they had the opp0r-
tuuity of trying such delightful
10" Sale, 1t might be quite different.
The participants in the Light In
tantry entertainment are requested
TO meet nj the opera house tomorrow
evening for dress rehearsal, and the
members of the w. l.. L., who are to
assist, are requested to come in full
uniform.
In Justice II. w. Dayis' court yes
terday, the case of NJ. n. Rosenthal
and j. "A. Solomon VS.. Joel Robinson.
was tried and resulted in verdict
tor defendent. The plaintiffs sued
for possession of property now in the
hands of defendants, and gave notice
of appeal to county court.
While Laura Guess, a colorcd girl
and her little brother, were driving
two horses attached TO a wagon up
Mary avenue yesterday morning, The
animals became frightened at hahd
car and ran away. The occupants
were thrown out and badly bruised
and the wagon was badly demul
ished,
Mcssrs. Burks. Lindsey and Burks
of Hamilton, have filed suit in tn
district court against Messrs. leasing
Solomon Il Roscnthal, claiming
81, s37. 80 rs damages for being close,
up by defendants, while they, plain
tiiIs, were doing bu siness in Hamilton
county.
After about one dozen papers wer
run oil yesterday morning, the ro
which holds the "grippers" broke an
the EXAMINERS press was rendere
useless. 1t took our pressman som
little time to make other arrange
ments, and the forms had to be ca
ricd across the street where the p'
per was printed. This accounts 10
the paper being lato getting to sui
scribers.
Since our last report the followih
marriage licenses have been issue,
BENJAMIN Roberts and Mrs. A, !
Cooper, Il. Il. Triplett and Miss Mau
Lynch, j A. Gambrell and Miss liza
tic Munroe, Willis Porter aud MIR
Mary Jane simmons, j. W. Kerr al
Miss Mamie Baldrldge, Lewis bod