The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-22
'ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
Oysters al the Delmonico.
1--we and Barley at Palmer's.

Meals at all hours at the Delmonico
The prices OF Highlands goods def,
competition from any quarter.
Fresh groceries constantly on han,
at Gathers.
Most accurate prescriptionist In tn,
city at Sears drug store.
Decker Bros. pianos are unequalled
You will find the Success ilour Al
VIM. A. Miller's, where everything
is sold at rock bottom prices.
Re-opening of Alex. Brule's oyster
and fish depot, 506 Austin avenue, to.
day. Give him call aud get fish
ready for cooking, as formerly.
TAFT has just received the largest
and finest line OF albums ever brought
to Waco.
Deane's cabinet photos are une-
quallcd.
Hamlet keeps the late novelties in
school outfits.
Already the thieves and tramps are
gathering into the city.
The BtaZos press has compressed
1859 bales of cotton this season.
The change ON the Il. ~ st. l.. road
puts all their trains into Waco in day
light.
Seventy cents per hundred pounds
is now paid by farmers for cotton
picking
Let The sun shine continue for a few
days and our cotton receipts will
loom up immensely.
otton receipts yesterday: 81 bales;
total to date, VIA wagon and rail, 1851
b lies.
The l.. |. boys are preparing for an-
tai M at hA hnl al
land opera-house.
The Waco Light Infantry will give
their regular monthly plume drill
next Friday evening at their armory.
10 the Delnionic for your lunches
Ragland has the finest assortment
of jewelry and watches ever brought
to this market.
Unlaundried shirts-That cclebra-
ted unlaundried shirt is down TO s5c.
You know thy sold for 81. 90 all the
summer. Goeto b. Haber's and try
one.
Read and forget not fuckers col.
umn ad.-"lion Drug Store"-his
"silnplc remedies" the people do take,
and attest daily of their merit.
Everybody should read with great
interest what Prof Hill says in his
new advertisement of the business
college.
A patent stone sidewalk is being
laid in front of DIR. Ilamleti's drug
store to allow his customers a more
comfortable pathway.
The pay car on the NJ. p. will pass
through this city this morning and
give all the railroad men their checks
for the month of August.
Niue conyicts were taken from Jail
yesterday and sent to the pcnitcn-
tiary. Four of them had been In the
Jail here for several days.
Hon. l.. ID. Bradley, of Fairfield,
the distinguished jurlsl, spent Sunday
in Waco, having come TO enter his
lovely daughter, Minnie, in Waco
University.
Mr.. Mills, the cotton weigher on
the east side of the river. took the
lead last week and weighed 1875 bales.
This was n good weeks work con
sidering the bad weather.
The contract for the Jenney electric
light was drawn up yesterday by
City Att rney Blair and the gas
committee, and will be submitted to
the council tonight for action.
About thirty colOred cotton pick
ers went south on the NJ. L. train yes
tcrday at noon, and between forty
and fifty went out on the narrow
gauge to South Bosque In the siter-
noon.
The man w. S. Shaw, about whom
u telegram was received from his
brother on Saturday last, has been
sick in this city, but isnow well and
has gone to Wcatherford; Mr., W. Il.
White, at kollum n Rotan's notified
Mr.. Shaw's brother iu Colorado City,
of the fact.
| Consider Tongaline very valuable
remedy for neuralgia aud rheumatism.
Have used it with good effect, and can
commend ii.
Jno. T. Hamilton, NJ. d., Crab Or
| Only two victims of King Alcohors
coils appeared before Recorder Brink
erhoh yesterday, aud their names are
s. Rcichart aud VIM. Moore. They
each were fined $3.50 and costs for
their debauchory-or fun, as they are
mind to call H.
Mr.. Z. l.. Watson, the leading mer-
chant of Mexia, is among the many
persons visiting Waco To enter tai
cnted daughter in Waco University.
Colonel Il. j. Holmesly. one of the
stock kings, brought his second
daughter TO enter Woco University.
Charlie Daniels and Willie Luns-
ford, the two Western Union mes
senger.boys.appeared in spanking new
uniforms yesterday. The cloth is
navy-bluc, tipped with red trimming
and niclke-plated buttons. The boys
look like little soldiers, and are
proud of their uniforms.
Steam was gotten up yesterday on
. the engine at Sanger Bros. store and
the ele, ator was run up and down
: few times. Everything worked al
| right aud smooth, and rs soon rs tho
Q carpenters and painters get through
n their work Sanger Bros. will hny'
the best arranged store in the state
A gang of men and teams are nj
( work on the banks of the Brhzos a
o the foot of Washington street, cut
4 ting down road to the river, 81
WAGONS and horses can cross I'M
u river: this is of the injunction sue'
Z ont by the Bridge company does NO
9 hold and stop thom on the east sue
If at the foot of Elm street -
- ON Sunday afternoon City Marsha
- Luke Moore received n telegram iron
n Tnylor that the man who stole a
= ovcrcoat in this city, had been arrest
10 ed, yesterday morning received ~
other telegram that he was releases
Mr., Moore had intended sending a
'e officer after the man yesterday, but
l. seems the mayor at Taylor did nc
% give him time for action.
=" Personal.