The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-08

G. Grady and w. M. Brumley. Grad,
halls from Atchison, Kan, and say
he was trying 10 get home. Brumley
who was not SO atiable, would moi
tell of his "wherefrom" nor "wither.'
II appears that they had been out &c
Mexico, and had caught the wild
western fever. They had lately beer
picking cotton near Yarrellton, Mi.
lam county. A Winchester, a pistol
some large keys resembling jail-keys
and dollar In cash were taken from
them, IL was later learned that
Brumley is from Cleburne. johnson
county, Tex. They were riding bay
horse, fourteen hands high, both ear.
cropped and branded JJ with bar
on right shoulder Grady had bay
horse with left eye out, and branded
with circle and cross on left shoulder
The following marriage license;
were issued the first week in Novem
Der, ending yesterday, the 9TH w. W
Small aud Jennie Southerd; W. II
Loudiugham and l.. A. summers; X
lC Jones and Ida A. Smith; Herman
Par'ickel aud Minnie Scheiler; VIM
/ ohitN uhu Dtltlt bhthbOh, LhOstf
Cswson and Ceney Davis; Thos. f.
Farmer and Dora V. Pogue; A. W
Moness and Laura A. Collins; w. 4
Mullen and Sallie Jackson; S. X
Sharp and Sarah Ann + Dawson; W
NV. Wagner and Eliza Houston; j. g,
Bettinger and Mary Smith; Tom o
Plunkett and Sennie Randle; John
Kegley and Kate Cater; j. w. Witt
and Bunnie 4. Mars: Il. w. Lawson
and +. d. Burton; Jos. Whitaker and
Laura Brown; Andy Brooks and
Dora Brown.
| One OF the most interesting and
wonderful performers ever on tn,
Waco stage, will take part in the
minstrel entertainment at the Ma
|Clelland opera house next Thursday
evening, November 18th. lie Is clog
dancer, only IL years of age, who hai
been engaged especially for the oc.
casion. His songs and dances are ex
ecuted with Incompatible grace ant
dexterity. Little frankie Lee is tn,
youngest clog dancer on the Ameri
can stage. Don't fail TO see the fun
Box sheet open Monday morning a
8 o'clock at Van Duzer's music store
The suit of Il. b. Cox va. w. A
Taylor, occupied the district cour
the entire day, yesterday. The jur,
rendered a verdict In favor of the
plaintiff, for 1888, principal, aud $2l6
interest. This case has been pending
in court for three years, and this wal
the first trial had.
Two new cotton yards were opened
yesterday. Mr.. John Il. Wilkes hai
charge of the one opened by Leasing
Solomon & Rosenthal, on their To-
next the First Baptist church, ant
Mr.. Powers has charge of the othc
on Washington between First ant
Second streets.
There will be memorial servic
at the Fifth Street Methodist churcl
this morning, for members who hav'
died during the conference year jus
closing. Rev. w. l.. helms, of Bel
ton, is expected to preach at night.
Messrs. Barton Il Forsgard receive,
the contract for the woodwork oil
the Sedwick buildings. on Eighth AM
Austin streets, and MIR. Jno. Lee tina
of the brick-work.
Messrs. w. N. Grand Il Co., hav
just received an elegant 800 Frencl
China dinner SGT OF 1870 pieces.
will repay anyone to call and see II
The Brazos compress has pressed
few bales over 1900. and the Eas
Waco compress has done more thai
this.
Finest fruits aud confectioncries il
the city at Paul Daura's, opposit
McClelland hotel.
1t is limited that there will proba
bly, be some change in livery circle
at an early date.
| Cotton receipts yesterday were &C
bales; 800 of these came in on wag
ons and $50 by rail.
The "New McClelland" cigar ha
climbed up the ladder and taken
seat on top,