The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-01
'ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
Hot coffee al Farrel's.

Order your coal from Palmer.
Look out for Ellis moving wagon.
Tle prices OF Ragland's goods defy
competition from any quarter.
Deane's cabinet photos are une-
qualled.
Ragland has the finest assortment
of jewelry and watches ever brought
to this market.
Get your brackets, scroll-sawing 7,
band-sawing and turning done at
Loving a. Swanson's planning mil.
The dudine wooden dress goods in
the newest novelty in that line, full
assortment at Is. Haber.
Coffee, tea and chocolate at all hours
at Farrel's.
Candy and popcorn balls manu-.
factur9d every hour at the candy
stand on Sixth and Austin streets.
Beer Arrival.-San Antonio keg
beer at Lemke's Union saloon, corner
jackson and Eighth.
w. N. Grand Il Co. will sell you a
coal stove for four dollars. Call and
see their large stock. They are re-
ceiving three car loads to-day.
This is fine weather for colds. II
you catch one, DR.. liamlett's medi
clues will soon stop II.
Frost was visible Sunday aud Mon.
dav mornings.
Nary piece ofdrapery could be seen
at the postoffice last evening.
The stock of cotton now IN the city
is something over 1000 bales.
The dead vice-president will BE-
buried at indianapolis to-day.
Don't forget the grand rattle by the
Waco Furniture company, Deccm'
Der Goth,
Miss Adelaide Moore, the eminen,
English actress, will appear tonight
at The McClelland opera house.
The corner stone of the new New
Hope Baptist church will be laid mex
Saturday.
Corn is selling out of wagons at So
cents per bushel. The Indications are
il will go no lower than this figure.
The EXAMINER reporter has o key
that was found Sunday, and the owner
can have it by paying for this notice.
Secure your seats for Adelaide
Moore immediaioly, as the diagram IL
being rapidly filed up.
Everybody should take a chance IN
the rattle to be gotten up by the Waco
Furniture company.
a cold norther blew up late last
evening, and 1t win not be surprising
If we have ice this morning
LosT--A red setter puppy, about
four months old, wearing collar with
name "Dick" engraved. Finder will
he rewarded by returning to w. r
Woodward.
All the railroad trains are running
in on time. The improvements which
have been made OH the road-beds &C
counts for this regularity. II is HOPED
they will continue to make time al
the winter.
City En-. ineer Gurley will throw a
much of the storm water as is p 1ss
BILE OF OF the avenue into Bsrron't
branch. This will help prevent the
Mary street canal from being tloodct
whenwe have heavy rains.
The critics do say, and surely the!
! ought to know, that Miss Adelaid,
| Moore's wardrobe ia even richer ant
more elaborate than Madam Judie'
or Neyada's.
The old balcony in front Of the Tay
lor house, corner of Austin and Fiji
streets, will be torn down aud ncy
one erected,
Six inches of the concrete Sidewalk
in front of Colonel w. A. Taylor
building and the White Elephant will
have to be cut away so as to max
room Tor the sewer and curbstone
which are being put down.
| Contractor Oglesby arrived fror
tho west yesterday with four col
victed prisoners He placed them !
| jail and will take them along wit
some others from Waco AS soon a
sentences are passed ON them.
| The EXAMINER Is in receipt of a
invitation from Mr.. and Mrs. Mas
man who request our presence at u
marriage of their daughter Mary
Henry Schaefer, December 2, 1855,
their residence, Parsons, Kan.
A canine from the country stoppC
at the corner OF Bridge street and Il
Plaza yesterday morning to cultiya
the acquaintance of other dogs, b'
some nischievous fellow put up
game ON the c. CO., and the last seen
him he was crossing the Plaza al
gait ola mile In 1925.
Miss Adelaide Moore will preset
the "SchooI for Scandal" at the III
Clelland opera house this eyenin
and all who enjoy fine acting Al
classic dramas, should not fail to
, tend.
The federal court room, the alto
/ ney's, the clerks aud the marsha
offices were all draped in festoons
I Grape last evening, in respect OF o
/, vice-president, whose funeral W
take place to-day at Indianapolis. d,
D City Engineer George h. Curl
will ask the city council at their ne
3 meeiing for thing to put down uno
: all the cross streets ON Austin sVen,
. This win be much better than WOOD
u cnlyerts, which have TO be taken
a and new ones put down every Il