The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-04
,ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Order your coal from Palmer.
Look out for Ellis moving wagon.
Tle prices OF Highlands goods defy
competition from any quarter.
Ragland has the finest assortment
of jewelry aud watches ever brough,
to this market.
Get your brackets, soroll-sawing,
band-sawing and turning done al
Loving a. SwsnsOn's planning mill.
The dudiDe wooden dress goods in
the newest novelty in that line, a full
assortment at Il. llaber.
Candy and popcorn balls maru-
iactursd every hour at the candy
stand on sixth and Austin streets.
Beer Arrival.-San Antonio keg
beer at Lemke's Union saloon, corner
Jackson aud Eighth.
Don't forget the grand rattle by the
Waco Furniture company, Decem-
Der Goth.
Everybody should take chance In
the rattle to be gotten up by the Waco
Furniture company.
The old balcony in front of the
Moore building, corner Bridge street
and the plaza. is being torn away, and
a new one will be erected.
The county commissioners met yes
tcrday and appointed Mr.. A. ii.
Grain justice of the peace in the Nc
Gregor precinct, vice 5. NJ. johnson,
resigned.
Tauty Thompson gave bond yes
terday, and Is al his chair again. He
will be n little careful hereafter who
he tackles on the street and offer to
shave them for ten cents.
Who was II that predicted that a
greater bulk of the cotton had been
marketed? There are several thou
sand bales stored at gin and farm
houses in the country adjacent to
Waco, and we will get every bale
of IL.
Mayor Wilkes says he thinks its
time the Jenney Electric Light COM
pany were showing up in Waco. They
now have less two months to erect
their plant, poles, wires, etc, and
they should be showing up in the
city.
In Justice Davis court yesterday
the case of Darwin VS.. Pressly was
finished, and his honor took it under
adyisement. He will render deois-
ion this morning. In the case of
rom Vaughan VS.. the Missouri
Pacific RAILWAY, he was given 800 as
damages for having mule killed by
suid railway.
Work il progressing on the sus'
pension bridge, but il will take the
carpenters u long while to finish thu
| lob, a. IL is very particular Rnt
careful piece of work. The timher'
they are putting in now are soaked
| ia coal tar at all the joints, and as II Il
all of the best selected pine and oak
IL will last for several years to come
A petition asking for the pardon o
Geo. W. Smith. was carried arounI
the city yesterday by Mr.. j. X
Downs. II was numcrously signed
Judge q. w. Rimes and County Al
torney j. w. Taylor being among tn
humber. Funds we're also raised b.
Smiths friends to pay the expense
OF u lawyer to go down TO Austin I
present the petition to Governor Ire
land.
| Assistant Street COMMISSIONS
Moore had his gang of men at wor
on the ford at the foot of Washingto
stfoet, yesterday, and he made
great Improvement thore by film
up that slush hole and turning III
flow of water out of the street dow
below into the river, Mr.. Moore wi
put three men at work this mornin
cutting out the great boulder that
very much In the way OF passing VI
hicles.
. Attention is called to the handson
. card of Professor l.. Il. Anson's u
! oiao Shaving parlor in another &C
umn. Professor Arson has corr
! of the most skilled tonsorial arts
4 TO be found in the country, hayii
been selected from Boston to Ne
y Orleans. Anson's is perhaps the mo
= popular shaving parlor In the stal
aud has an especially firm grip on 4
travelling men.