The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-11
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competition from any quarter.
Most accurate prescriptionist in th
city at Sears drug store.
You will find the Success flour a
WIN. A. Miller's, where everything
Is sold at rock bottom prices.
Deane's cabinet photos are une
qualled.
To the Delmonico for your lunche
DR.. Walter b. King has a position
In Castles a. Morrison's drug store.
Ragland has the finest assortmen
OF jewelry and watches ever brough
to this market.
Deane's cabinet photos can't b,
beat.
Peelers chill and fever syrup Il
warranted to cure and keep oil den.
que, Toe n bottle at Peeler's drug
store.
Alex Brule has reopened his fish
depot at SOC Austin avenue, where
he is always supplied with the best
lish that can possible be secured
Give him call
Ask for Levine Bros $500 suit
aud you will see bargain, and you
will buy II.
Get your brackets, scroll-sawing,
band-sawing and turning done at
Loving g. Swanson's plainiug mill.
Call ON w. ii. Cook & Co. and have
your eyes fitted with q pair of Hawkes.
celebrated spectacles.
The dudinc wooden dress goods in
the newest novelty In that line, a full
assortment at b. Ha5er.
Eleven marriage licenses were is
sued and two divorces granted dur
Ing the past week. o
Toilet articles in profusion, at Ham,
let's drug store.
Hyacinths-Grandest Of flowers
and surest of bloom. Fine Bulbs 20
cents, six for one dollar. White
Flower Greenhouse. North 14th st.
Take your bottles to A. s. ONeil g.
Co. and get them filled with red,
black, blue, green or carmine ink for
five centa.
Mr.. Tom Edwards, of Marlin, has
brought his two-year old illly up to
Waco and will enter the animal in the
fall race.
Sickness and the circus accounts
for the low percentage in attendance
ut the public schools last week.
The freshest drugs always to be
found at Hamletts drug store.
In the district court yesterday di-
vorces were granted TO the following
named parties: Mary Old VS.. VIM.
Old, and Tom Shelton VS.. Mary Shell
ton.
One of the most disagreeable fea-
lures of the dengue fever is the COIN
gaIafn 1nag nf a,,nAtfsA and 10 t1 xttfh
much difficulty that anything palata-
BILE can be secured. To all such, we
would recommend Mike Hennesey's
delicious steaks.
A young man by the name of Ben
Woods died in East Waco Friday
night. He came TO Texas IRON Ten
nessee few years ago, and was just
81 years of age ut the time of his
death. The remains will be buried
to-day.
New syrup and uncarvassed hams
just received at w. II. McLaughlin's.
Sidney O'Neil has undertaken n
new enterprise. lie takes subscrip-
lions to all papers and delivers them
free of charge. We do not see why
this should not pay, as 1t Is conven-
lent to the public.
Mr.. A. Il. Koehler, the postmaster
who was arrested at Greenock, Boe-
que county, charged with violating
the postal laws, gave bond before
United States Commissioner Finks
yesterday in the sum of 800, and his
preliminary trial was set for Thurs
day. october IS.
Choicest fruits in the market at
Paul Daura's, next to Citizens Ma
iional bank.
Patents granted to citizens Of Texas
for the week ending October 6, 1885
reported by J. +. Beale, attorney in
patent cases, 637 + street N. w. Wash
ington, ID. c.: John b. Budford, San
Marcos, packing attachment for cot
ton presses; John II. Morris, San
Marcos, planter; IL. +. Wulff, San An
tonic, trunk.
Parties who want a good, reliable
piano, at low price, from reliable
firm and Legitimate dealer, will dc
well to wait till my second shipment
arrives from the factory, they arr
now on the road. / sell nothing but
reliable instruments, the reputation
of which is guarantee within itself
l.. V. MOORE,
100 South Fourth street.
Constable Lee Jenkins went out tc
Mr.. Polk Mosrloy's on Friday nigh
and arrested a young man who gave
his name as J. II. Wilson; Wilson II
charged with stealing clothes from
men by the name of Powell who live
about five miles out of the city. Viii
son had some of Mr.. Powell's under
clothes ON when Mr.. jenkins arrestet
him. lie was placed in the Jail, an,
the grand jury will investigate thu
case.
Rev. G. ID. Dasiel and Rev. A. L
Puthuil, and other former students o
Waco University, will sail for Brazi
early in November next. A farewell
missionary mass meeting will be helt
in Waco. Drs. Spaulding. of Calves
ton, Harkis Anderson, Of Dallas, ant
Howard aud Link, of Austin, aut
other eminent Baptist ministers arr
Invited to DO present, and bid fare
well to these missionaries who will
work for their Great Master In
foreign land.
DIR. Walter b. King met with a sc
we're accident yesterday morning
While riding up South Fifth stree
his horse stumbled and fell to tn
ground, and by some means Mr.. Kin
fell off as the animal went down, AM
II fell OH top OF him. Mr.. King cam
on to the city and staid at the drug
store until noon, when he went HON
aud had to lie down. He is not dan
gerously injured, but tho crushing h
received may keep him at home for
, few days.
Mr.. L. Cammack, of Waco, Texa
young man who recently complete
course in bookkeeping at thu
place, received letter one day la
. week, dated Hubbard City, Septen
Der 20, soliciting his immediate SO
vices as book-keeper for w. A. Bai
Il Co. Surprising the application
bona tide, Mr.. Cammack mounted u
first train for Hubbard, and on arril
ing, proceeded to w. A. Bass, II
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