The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-22
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
Fresh rye flonr. Al nnrio,s

LOOK out for Ellis moving wagor
f in Tresh country butter at Durie's.
the lac prices OF Highlands goods def
aud competition from any quarter.
he ~, see notice OF call for meeting of IN,
any IeAas Press association, In another
M. column.
old ~, iou viii find the Success flour al
NOT WIN. A. Millers, where eyerytbino
Is is sold at rock bottom prices.
es- Deane's cabinet photos are une-
10. Those handkerchief extracts at DIR.
ac Hamletts are unequalled.
nd Dr. Hamlet has just received a
M fresh supply of new goods.
TX Bairds Mammoth Minstrels are
IS. pulled for the Garland on "Wednesday.
~, October %.
~ The price of wood has gone UP TO
ii 70 per cord. The railroad pool did
IL. III only costs $22.50 to gat a car
II load of wood from Axtell TO Waco.
% Dr. Walter b. King has u position
E IN Castles n Morrison's drug store.
Ia kagland has the finest assortment
q OF Jewelry and watches ever brought |
]. TO this market.
'Peeler's chill and fever syrup is
Z warranted to cure and keep of deu-
!, que, Zoe q bottle at Peeler's drug =
. store.
Alex Brule has reopened his fish
: depot at 5O6 Austin avenue. where
! he Is always supplied with the best
: fish that can possible be secured
, Give him a call.
Got your brackets, scroll-sawjny.
band-sawing aud turning done al
Loving u Swanson's plainiug mill.
The dudine wooden dress goods in
the newest novelty In that line, full '
assortment at II. Haber. ~ n,
The young gods ia the gallery Of
the opera house on Tuesday night
behaved most outrageously. nj
would be a good idea to station a Z
policeman there to keep order.
Henry Griiiiii, VIII Matthews and \
Albert Hunsucker were liberated 4
from the Jail yesterday, as the grand :
jury failed to find any Indictments s
against them. * .
The EXAMINERS suggestion about n
the establishment of rolling mill :,
plant has been taken up, and now we a
Will see what Jour citizens will do M
about u. Let us have the mill. m
See the new nd. of Dan Rice's lee II
ture In another column. Uncle Dan
proposes 70 ".materializeD OH that oc- o.
casion, despite wind and weather. lie p
WI tell you where Ingersoll got his T,
idea of hell. i17 ~
The. grand jury returned fifteen ~
more indictments last evening. Most y,
OF these are old indictments which ", !"
had TO be rcrindicted, owing to some ~
technical point made In the supreme a.
court recently. ~
The Shirley case is now on trial In ~ !,
the tiat M NJ a | x
Az Of this and perhaps greater part n,
OF next week; This morning at 9 n,
o'clock council for dcfense win move "
for new amendment in the case ~ u,
The new hose for the fire depart "
ment arrived yesterday. and will DO
tested this afternoon at 5 O'Clock.
Chief Engineer Bart Moore desires
the mayor, city council aud all menu b.
bers OF the engine company to be tis
present at the test. II,
IL is better to hold All open meet dl
ing, than to sit In star chamber, aud tn
not allow the newspaper reporters to
enter. How much nicer IL sounds to h,
say, Now don't do thus aud sou pc
than IL 10 to say, "You shall not do SO e.
When the narrow gauge is made a
standard gauge, and the pool is M
"busted," Waco will have %
a boom never before an
heard OF. Receiver Fordy CO says
the road will be made standard
gauge, and that work will commence :
at no distant day.
Mr.. L. Il. MeGowan, acting on sug-
gestion OF the EXAMINER, yesterday
morning made a partial canvass /,
among our merchants to see what !,
could be done in regard TO putting in ~,
a Touring mill plant in this city.
While he did not meet with success, or,
he as encouraged, and II Is under Go
stood that we will have the Touring NJ NJ
mill. S az,
The sanitary committee would do M
well TO visit that stagnated cess pool "a
on Fourth street. between Austin
avenue and Franklin streets. A fewl
loads of gravel would put that thor
oughfare Ia proper condition aud
would not only be blessing to thoe
who reside there, but also to pedes-
TRANS who have to pass that way.
We hope the nuisance will be at
tended to.
John Young quests the Elk.
to state that he is not Nor
wegiau, but Swcde, and that II was y
not Sheriff Harris but his own brin- I
die cur, that the lawyers fired out OF
the court house the other day. John
met the EXAMINER reporter ms Ire |
came down the private stairway just
IN the rear of the judges stand and |
told him not to 20 up there, as the
lawyers would fire him out. The ie-
porter took Johns advice and only
went up to the second step from the 4
tOp.and sat there until the meeting