The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-24
'ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

'ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
Hot coffee at Farrers.
Fresh rye -four, at Durie's.
Order your coal from Palmer.
"P1lgrim" flour at Wood Il. Co.'S.
Almanacs for 1886 have arrived.
Look out for Ellis moving wagon.
Fresh country butter at, Durie's.
The prices OF Ragland's goods defy
competition from any quarter.
You will find the Success flour at
VIM. A. Millcr's, where everything
is sold at rock bottom prices.
Deane's cabinet photos are une-
qualled.
DIR. Walter b. King has position
in Castles Il MorrisOn's drug store.
Ragland has the finest assortment
ofjewelry and watches ever brought
to this market.
Peelers chill and fever syrup Is
warranted to cure and keep off den-
que, Zoe a bottle at Peeler's drug
store.
Get your brackets, scroll-sawing,
band-sawing and turning done at
Loving " Swanson's plainiug mill.
The dudine wooden dress goods in
the newest novelty in that line, full
assortment at b. Haber.
Mr.. w. ii. Mclaughlin has lust re-
ceived fine assortment OF choice
candies.
Coffee, tea and chocolate at all hours
at Farrel's.
Baltimore oysters, Plant oysters,
oysters on the counter, and oysters at
10 cents per dozen to carry home, at
Alex Brule's.
those fine jellies, preserves, fruit
buffers and mince meats at Geo w.
McLaughlin's are going like hot
cakes. Every one that has tried them,
say they are the best.
Have you seen DIR. Hamlett,s fine
selection of soapsl
Cotton receipts yesterday were Coz
bales; total to date, 23,74O.
The prescription department OF DIR.
Hamletts drug store IL excellent.
George Smiths friends say they
will make bond for him next Tues
day. aud then he will be released from
the Jail.
Messrs. Sam Hail aud NJ. +. Am
monet were able to be out yester-
day, but both were very weak. Knott
and Hart are both quite sick.
Tickets can be purchased at the
M. L. ticket office for the Sherman
races for $40. which will be good
from October 26 to November l, in-
elusive.
Messrs. Leasing, Solomon & Rosen-
thai have purchased the property adj
joining the First Baptist Church, on
South Fourth street, fifty by $50 feet,
and will erect three story building
oh IL. They made the purchase from
the church and paid $1,000 for 1t.
Judge James II Davis funeral look
place yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock
and was largely attended by trends
and relatives of the deceased. The
Masonic order, of which he was All
honored member, conducted the SER
vices, and Rev. Horace Bishop Off
ciated.
There is soon to be a wedding
somewhere, iii which Waco drug.
gist figures promiu' II ly. II is under
stood that the lady will leave St
Louis, accompanied by her aunt,
early in November, and that the
"Ph. g." will meet them somew here
along the line, when the two will be
made one-which one Is yet to be set
tied.
The Day concurs with the EXAM.
MIR in regard to the police question,
that there should be more guardians
tor the city, especially during the
winter months. Only u few week,
! ago the EXAMINER made notice o
the city beng very quiet at night
but now there has been great change
and crowds of men can be seen walk
: Ing the streets at all hours Of thu
night.
a minstrel concert has been ar
ranged by the young men Of tn,
city, and an organization perfected
! l.. Newburg, is manager, and +. Val
! Duzer Is musical director. The best
, local talent in the city will appear il
: the performance, which will be given
during the week OF the races. JOIN
w. Cutler will appear in his special
: ties, and also hold down the heaviest
D end in the grand oratorio.
/ When the south passenger train Oh
the M. T.. pulled up to the depot yes.
tcrdsy at noon, a tramp was seer
y crawling out from under the trucks
y They are coming down on us fast
I and the society of Good Samari
/. tans" who passed those resolution
the other day, will be found looking
! after those fellows, who need tn
8 watchful care of our city officer,
}, Messrs. ALI. Neill aud A. Moore wi
see that they put in a full days wor
o ON the streets.
' MIR. Van Hall remarked yesterda
II that the two months he had his watch
|, men on the streets there were n
robberies committed on the block
n where they guarded. Mr.. ii. says b
n thinks the Waterman system bette
. than putting on extra police, and
the merchants and business men war
to have their property guarded b
L will give guarantee that all propert
il, stolen on blocks where his men al
- stationed he will be responsible fc
the damages.
Mr.. L. +. MCGOWAN offers to put
m his building, at the foot of Frankli
No. street, for the new rolling mill, al
N allow the stockholders In the concer
TO assess Its value. AS this hous
was erected for u Touring mill, pc
"a haps 1t will be the cheapest to accel
~ this proposition. An objection hi
~ been raised that Mr.. Ms building
DE- not near enough to the railroads. b
this can be easily overcome, as sid
In tracks could be laid from the M.
no and L. Il st. l.. up First street to Il
N. very doors of the house. MIR. NJ. al
=" proposes TO let the stockholders p
In $1,000 and lie place the new IN
chinery in his building aud run q
mill for them. Let some action