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

Plants for winter blooming at
White Flower greenhouse.
Mr.. Early Is NOW comfortably quar-
tered in his new home on Columbus
street.
Tom has dual duties in the fire line.
He Is not only putting out fires but
making them now.
The weather seems to have given
up frolicking and Is set led down
fer q while.
1t Is a poor enterprise, indeed,
whose only claim for patronage is the
dement, of others.
Fine Chinese pinks, 'Iaciniatus,"
large plants, Is cents per dozen at
White Flower greenhouse.
A. S. ONeill Il Co.. the bookstore
firm on Fourth street, have full line
of periodicals aud stationery.
A young mother should not be too
ambitious to correct her children.
she should begin at the bottom.
Mr.. James Il. Baker is shipping
brick to Eddy, for the erection of
Mr.. Patrick's house at that place.
Toys for the millions, and books.
stationery, pens, pencils, etc, at A. S.
O'Neill & Co.'s.
Small pansy plants for transplant
| ing, "Nioia Tricolos Maxima," 10 cents
per dozen at White Flower green
house.
Messrs. Tenant Il Slaughter are
fulfilling their contract TO extend an
! open gutter from Eighth street TO
the square.
The now vacant building, next door
4 10 To- ar,,lI n, a hn
| occupied by one of the best drug
stores in the country-Dr. S. b. Ham
( let's.
There are several handsome resi-
dences ON Columbus street nearly
completed. That of Mr.. Slsyden is
very handsome and of an elaborate
| style of architecture.
Rev. Z. NJ. Riley, formerly of Kyle,
has accepted the pastorate of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church,
and will preach this morning and to-
night.
The new hook and ladder horses
would not "gee" yesterday morning,
and we're many minutes in getting
| to the "false alarm"
DIR. S. Is. Hamlet, the popular and
enterprising druggist of Austin ave-
| nue., will soon remove his stock from
his present place of business to the
building next door to Horsfull Il
Cameron.
The sheriff from Dallas came to
take Bill Hall (colored) who
jumped fine for gambling. Hall
was very obstreperous aud abusive,
and the county jailer had to neck
him TO the bars to quell him.
A large herd Thoroughbred Here
ford yearlings passed up Austin
avenue yesterday, on the way to Pow
ers' stable. It was considered the
finest lot Of fancy cattle that has been
oh the market in Waco.
The "Tally Ho" company will at
tend IL O'Clock service at st. Paul:
Episcopal church to-day, when Miss
Nellie Cox, member of the compa
ny, will render one of her beautiful
solos.
There will be business meeting
of the Waco Light Infantry at iheil
armory tomorrow night, at which
time the annual election of officers viii
take place. All the members are re.
quested to be present.
In the recorders court yesterda,
morning, NJ. N. Gallagher, JOSEPH
Calhee and j. Cole, were each fined
Sc for being drunk; w. j. French
$3.50 for same; Henry Mitchell, for us
saulting, IS; Ora Duese, So for va
grancy; Ernest Hine, So for indie
cency.
The buildings that are now II
course of erection on Austin street
near the corner Of Eighth, are benz
rapidly pushed to completion. Tn
stagnant appearance of this portiol
of the city will soon be supplanted b
that of enterprise and advance. s
Let Waco at large be.
!, Patents granted to citizens of Texa
/ reported by j. Il. Beale, attorney !
patent cases, 637, + street, N. W
Washington, ID. c., are as follows
: A. p. Boston, Eureka, drag saw; Il.
4 Jarrett, Melissa, harrow rake attacl
O ment for plows and cultivators; I. 4
Porter, Cameron, water elevator.
LosT-A large, dark gray, woole
l. shawl, yesterday morning, som
Is where in the neighberhood Of Aust
0. and Eleventh streets. Firder w
please leave it at this office. .
Tramps are numerous In the cit
,r Officer Knott Jailed one yesterda
ID Two one-legged tramps were SET
within the space of block.
would be happy thing for them
H. form Siamese copartnership al
in link their fates for better or 1
n. worse. The officers are on the 50
yive" for these pests, and will try
20, prevent a renewal of the past pilieri
In enacted upon some of our merchan
Messrs. A. s. King Il Co. issued
check to farmer for $70,29, procee
%. of two bales of cotton; but lost
ds somewhere, which was found by
negro named Perry Nichols. Niche
takes check to prominent busln'
RS house, which cashes same. The los
went back for another check, viii
was not given The negro was oy'
ne, taken and brought back to town.
Was so well pleased with the acti
of Tongaline In case OF meurali
ar of the heart, which had bailied pl
yious treatment, that | recommend
IL TO a number of physicians, all
,u- whom experienced favorable resul
w. A. Cook, NJ. C., Globe, Arizona
A couple of wild"Will-o'-tho-wisl
declared themselves, and tried
break the serenity Of our city o u
day. They dashed their horses aor
the bridge and enliyened East WI
ned with their yolls. They were 50
W taken by Officers Ammonett, ~
for and Falweil, who incarcerated III