The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-22
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

/ The prices OF Highlands goods dctN
competition from ANY quarter.
| see notice of call for meeting of the
/ TrNa, Prrss association, i'll another
column.
You will fluid the Success Hour at
! VIM A. Millcr'>. where every thing
j. sold at rock bottom prices.
Dcaue', cabinet photos are unc-
quallrd.
Those handkerchief extracts nt pr.
llAnlctt's are uncqualird,
br. Hamlet has lust received Il
fresh supply of new goods.
Baird'o Mammoth MnStrcls are
billed for the Garland Ola "Wednesday ,
October Is.
The price of wood has gone up to
50 per cord. The rairosd pool did
it, II only costs S22.5Oto ct Il car
load of wood from AXtcll to Waco.
Dr. Walter Il. King has a position
in Castles n Morri>on's drug store.
Ragnnd has the finest assortment
of icWclry and watches ever brought
to this market.
Pcecr's chill and fever syrup Is
warranted to cure and keep oil dcu-
que, 75c bottle at PecIcr's drug
store.
Alex Brute has rcOpcucd his fish
depot at 800 Austin avenue, where
he Is always supplied with the best
fish that can possible be secured.
Give him call.
Get your brackets. scroll-Sawiug,
band-saWing aud turning done at
Loving n ~wan>ou's plaiuluE mill,
The Outline WOODEN dress goods in
the newest novelty in that line, II full
assortment at Il. llabcr.
The Young gods III the gallery of
the opera house on tn, sday night
behaved most outragcously. 1t
would bca good id,a to station u
policeman there to Keep order.
Henry Griffin, VIII Matthews aud
Albert llmsuckcr were liberated
from the Jail yesterday. Is the grand
jury failed to find any indictments
against them.
The EXAMINERS suggestion about
the establishment of rolling mill
plant has been taken up, and now we
VIII see what Jour citizens will do
about II. Let Us have the mill.
See the new nd. of Dan hcc's lee
turc i'll another column. Uncle Dan
proposes to "InatCrialiGc" on that oc-
ca,ion, despite wind and weather. He
will tell YOU where lugersoll got his
idea of hell.
The grand jury returned fifteen
more indictments last evening. Most
of these are old indictments which
had To be rc-indicted, owing to sumc
technical poiut made in the supreme
court recently.
The Shirley case is now on trial in
the district court and viii hold over
all of this and perhaps II greater part
of next week. This morning at 9
O'clock council for defense viii move
tor new amendment III the case
The new hose iur the fire depart
mcnt arrived yesterday. and will be
tc, ed this afternoon at , O'Clock.
Chief Engineer Bart Moore desires
the mayor, city council aud all men,
bcrS OF the engine company to be
present at the test.
It i, better TO hold All open meet
ing, than To sit in star chamber, aud
not allow the newspaper reporters to
enter How much nicer 1t sounds 10
SAY, "Now don't do thu, aud So
than ii il to say, - ou shall not do 50
aud So
When the narrow gauge is made II
standard gauge, aud the pool is
/ "bu-ted.' Waco will have
Il boom never before
/ heard of. Receiver lordIcc say
! the road will be made standa
gauge, and that work will commcnc,
nj no distant day.
Mr.. T.. +. McGowau, acting on sug
gestion of the Examiner, yesterday
morning made partial canvas
among our merchants to sec what
could be done in regard to putting IL
u Touring mill plant III rhis city
while he dld not meet with success
he ~ encouraged, and il is under
stood that We viii have the Touring
mill.
rhc sanitary committee would do
well to visit that stagnntcd cess po"
on Fourth street, between AustIi
|nvcuuc and Franklin streets. y few
loads OF gravel would put that thor
oughinrc in proper condition u'
would not only he II blessing To thU-'
who reside there, but also To pcdc-
trians VINO have TO pass that why
We hope the nuisance will be At
tended to.
John Young quests the ~
ANlINEK to state that he Is not MOI
wcniau, but Swcdc, and that it wa
nol Sheriff Harris but his own brii
Il die eur, that HE lawyers fired out q
the court house the other day. Joh
met the ENAMINEK reporter rs Ii
came down the private stairway jus
- IN the rear OF the Judges stand all
| told him not To 90 up there, Us I'll
LAWYERS would fire him out. The II
, porter took Johns advice and onl
went up to the second step from ii
top.aud sat there until the mcctll
Z adjourned.
= Professor A. j. Moore and his Wit
!, celebrated the tenth anniversary {
, thcIrwrddngu ut thcirhome onJnchso
/, street last evening They rntcrtain'
, quite u large number OF friends, al
!, The presents they rec ived i'll III
A shape of tin utensils, will be cnoug
TO last them Tor many years to com
The company wa, entertained III In
Z, style for which the professor and h
4, wife are so noted, and they did II
{. take their leave until n late hou
T. The EXAMINES was remembered, M
r the tray full of good things were e
ii ioyci by all the night force. May I
q couple live to celebrate their ,llv
/, wedding ana have the same hapI
+ lhrong around them.
. -
1, We have full line OF fall and wi
e. ter Goods, felt and velvet hats, ia
BE- cy vclvet- and trimming- of all kin'
= We invite YOU TO visit IL. Foui
u street. opposite side OF the street ir'
IS the Pacific Hotel.
!. MISS KATE STouTE