The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-09

10 the Delmonico for your lunches
DIR. Walter Ii. King has position
In Castles Il Morrison's drug store.
Ragland has the finest assortment
of je welry and watches ever brought
TO this market.
Deane's cabinet photos can't be
beat.
Peeler's chill and fever syrup Is
warranted to cure and keep off dem
que, zoe bottle at Peeler's drug
store. Ht 81
Alex Brule has reopened his fish
depot at SOC Austin avenue, where
he is always supplied with the best
fish that can possible be secured.
Give him call. sfer
Ask for Levine Bros $500 suit
aud you will see bargain, and you
will buy It.
Sanger Bros shoe department is
the place to buy good, strong, cheap
boys shoes.
Get your brackets, scroll saving,
band-sawing and turning done at
Loving Il Swanson's plainiug mill.
Go to Hamletts for all kinds of
medicines. ..rt
Cotton receipts yesterday were:
By wagon, 463 bales by rail, $50; to-
tai, 743; total to date, l4,i24.
Major Herbert says he is receiving
cotton for the East Waco compress
about as fast "a he can count 1t.
The clouds all passed away without
rain, and the weather is just warm
enough for cotton to grow like forty
Best cigars in town at Hamlctts
drug store. aLr
Free lunches are getting to be
common In the city again, and conse-
quently there is certain class of peo-
pie who are happy.
Deputy Sheriff Barlow, of Falls
county, arrived in the City late We'd
ncsday night from Montague county,
with one bud Kinds, whom he had
arrested for the theft of $50 saddle
a mouth ago.
| While the BraZos compress was
not running yesterday Mr.. Lacy had
his men busy repairing the platform
which had been broken in at some
places by the great piles of cotton he
has had there this fall.
Constable Lee jenkins arrested
Bob Bolden yost erday morning about
| tcu HiIlcs uOWh tit flNCi. Dop sc
charged with an assault on the
person of Officer Falwell; he was
brought to the city and gave bond In
the sum of 300 for his appearance,
The dengue is here yet, aud Its wide
range is swooping down on almost
every one. There are a great many
cases which have not been reported
| through the prcss, and new victims
are falling before its advance every
day.
These are the words that Mr.. w
b. McIIugh, the managing operator
at the NJ. T. depot, had bulletined OH
the blackboard yesterday: "Soutfl
bound passenger, due at 1880, foui
hours late" and just below, was
added: ayes! She is tours hours
late to. dayw
Mr.. Ed. Skinner commenced can
wasting for tho Pan Elect ric Trle'
phone company yesterday, and he
told an EXAMINER reporter at noon
tina he was meeting with great en-
enlargement. Ed. promises that hi
company will give first-class service
and that is what we need in waco
Just now.
Messrs. Il. II. Everett, II. A. TapI
and q. A. Ears, are canvassing TIT
city for the Lister telephone trumpet
which is a rubber trumpet attach
ment, that can be fasieued to any tel
ephone and conversation can be car
ried on at great distance in a whis
per.
The NJ. T.. and Il. g. st. l.. hav'
raised their freight rates Just Tel
points. This was done so rs to throw
part of the cotton shipments iron
this point to the Central road. Frrr
the way cotton moved toward tn
east side of the Brazos yesterda!
the old reliable will certainly &c
her sharenow:
| And now we will have the Pal
Electric telephone in Waco. TT
competition that makes the life II
trade, and there will be a little wa
between the Bell and Pan Elect RI
No doubt our citizens will get TIL
benefit of It, as prices will be .pu
down and better service will be hac
The fire department will meet to
night and take action on Chief liz
gan's resignation, which is now I'm tn
hands assistant chief Bart Moore
Shelley has made q brave, courage
GUS, efficient aud popular chief, an
the boys will certainly canvass III
resignation thoroughly before the
give him up.
George Thomas, the colOred ma
who was charged with selling Will
key without license In Limestor
county, appeared before Unite
States Commissioner Finks yesteI
day, and plead guilty 20 the clnrg
His bond was fixed at 300, which J
! gave, aud will appear before u
, federal grand jury which meets in tn
i city next month.
x locomotive jumped the track o
the NJ. T.. road, about 200 feet east,
the Brazos river bridge yesterdt
!, morning between 10 and III o'eloc
This delayed the south bound ira
several hours and il did not lea'
Waco until 9p. m. o'clock last nigf
when 1t should have gone south
!. 1890 D. m. The north bound trai
8 due at 4:27, arrived on time, but hi
TO lay here hours, when 1t procee'
ed on north.
The work on Sanger Bros. II
U mepse establishment Is being pu 'ht
with all rapidly, and the rinishii
50 touches are now being put on. Tho
large French plate glass fronts, viii
are six by ten feet, have been put
=, position, and will and greatly to I
~ attraction of the building. The Q
yators are running oil right, and tn
4 are found TO be great conyenieii
to those who have to ascend TO 7
upper floors of the building. :,
10 There are a great many people u
~ ing in Waco who do not know ht
~ many lines of business is carried !
In the city. A few days ago drul
mer from New York city invited !
1t EXAMINER reporter into his SAM