The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-17


closed find check for fifty dollars,
amount raised by an entertainment
given by local talent for the benefit of
Waco Light Infantry, but that organ
izatiDn kindly consents for II TO be
contributed for relief of GalvC stoU's
sufferers. Very respectfully, a. H..
Lipscomb, mant ger.
There Is one disqgreeable feature
noticeable and experienced at our
theatre. The gentlemen pass the OIL
tre-acts at the doors smoking, and the
flames passing into the house make II
very obnoxious TO ladies'. II would
be preferable were they to go down
stairs to have their "putis.'
At business meeting of the Waco
Light Infantry day before yesterday,
Committees were formed TO take
barge ofamuscments which the tom.
pany pu pc giving. DR.. LipsconlD
will be bu al, IS manag cr, j. NJ. Con-
nor secretary. A. Well stage mana
ger aud DIR. Farrell is property man.
Sem Pope, MIR. Wilson aud j. NJ. Con-
nor compose management relative 10
PLAYS ...
MIR. Boyd Anderson, for a long
time in charge of the Erie telephone
office in Waco, has been tended and
accepted the position of superiDtend-
ent of The Jenney Electric Light COM
pany and will take charge of that
business here, having resigned his
former position; which resignation
takes effect December 1. His successor
is not yet known.
Sheriff Boyd, of Cleburne, was in
the city day before yesterday in
search of a couple of horse thieves.
He had strong clue tina. the parties
would pass through East Waco with
other horses. lie, Ia company with
Deputy Sheriff Ford, stationed them
selves in the fifth ward at about 8
o'clock in the afternoon, aud awaited
until night-fall. but the thieves did
not show up. They left the post very
disconnected by the non-apperance of
the expected.
The EXAMINER returns. thanks for
an invitation to attend the first annu-
al hop of the Waco Light Infantry,
which takes place at their armory,
this evening. The event promises to
be the most social event of the season,
| ANU US IN btIhR Wis
played by the company, we have no
doubt that their friends will meet
them in large numbers and engage in
IA happy reunion.
| A handsome sum was realized at
ST. Paul's Oilertory. day before yes
terday, to be devoted 20 the relief of
the Galveston sufferers. Rev. Mr..
Starr also stated that he would be
glad to receive contributions ofmon-
ey and clothing for this noble pur =
pose. The managers aud operators OF
| the Western union aud Ii. Il o. tele-
graph offices also raised a purse. SEN
ator Coke also forwarded draft for
800, to Mayor Fulton. Articles of
clothing may be LEFT at Mr.. j. Il. Wal
tons Office in the State Bank during
the day aud will be forwarded by Mr..
Starr Wednesday.
The negroes who have been robbiDg
show windows, are in custody at the
county jail. Their names are jim
Russell aud Loms Tippitts. Deputy
Sheriffs Dan Ford and Sam Whaley
"collared" them last Sunday noon on
the Bedwell farm, near here. Goods
belonging to Levine Bros, II. II.
Sturgis and Sol liice and others, were
found They had ATTEMPTED to peddle
the goods through the county, and
this led to their detection. Parties
are coming IN daily with stolen goods
One pair of boots valued at 81
was purchased for twenty cents
They will no doubt be apprentices tc
learn trade soon, at Huntsville.
The most pleasant and agreeable
preparation of iron is Behreus' Arc
matte Tonic Free from that peculiar
inky taste so common with other pre-
parations of iron now in use, com
bined with salisaya bark, phosphoru:
and the aromatics, in form accept.
able to the most delicate stomach
especially TO ladies and children. II
is highly recommended by the medi
cal profession in all cases requiring
iron, purifying and enriching thu
blood, and giving colcr to pale ant
feeble persons. Calisaya or Peruviai
bark is an anti-poriodic and genera
tonic, prevents return of chills ant
fever. 1t promotes the appetite
gives renewed strength to build NJ
the nervous system, aud has no cqua
as a tonic IN debility with nigh
! sweats. Call aud get bottle at ii
BehreLs.
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