The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-17
ROUND ABOUT Town.

Ffesu country Duttef AT, Durlc'S.
Skipped by the light of the moor
lac prices OF Highlands goods def
competitions from, any quarter.
You win find the Success flour a
VIM. A. Millers, where everything
Is sold at rock bottom prices.
Deane's cabinet photos are une
quallcd.
New syrup and unoanvassed hams
just received al w. II. McLaugblin's
To the Delmonico for our lnnchc,
DIR. Walter b. King has position
In Castles IL Morrison's drug store.
Ragland has the finest ass ortmen
of jewelry aud watches ever brought
to this market.
Deane's cabinet photos can't BIZ
beat.
Peeler's chill and fever syrup II
warranted to cure and keen off den.
que. Use bottle at Peeler,s drup
store.
Alex Brule has reopencd his fish
depot at SOC Austin avenue. where
he Is always supplied with the bes,
fish that can possible. be secured
Give him call.
Ask for Levine Bros $500 suit
aud you will see a bargain, and you
will buy II.
Get yourfbrackets, scrolI-sawing
band-sawing aud turning done a,
Loving a. Swanson's plaining mill.
The dudine wooden dress goods IN
the newest novelty In that line. full
assortment at b, Haber.
DIR, Ha,nletts tooth paste Ia decid.
edly the best in the market.
Cotton receipts Yesterday were 800
bales: total receipts TO date. 1887,
bales,
There was a falling OF In cotton re.
CENTS {, yesterday. but 647 bale. TO-DAY
will bring the total receipts to 2O.OOi
bales.
Dengue victims have yeur-pre-
scriptions filled at DIR. Hamlett's drug
store,
James Brown So for intoxication
and Annie Ginnis So for vagrancy
were the only cases tried In Recorder
Briukerhoff,s court Yesterday.
After laboring two weeks, the
grand Jury returned SIX indictments
Yesterday: all felonies. or this num-
Der four of the parties are In Jail and
two are at large.
10. Cant. coiored. who has been in
Jail for sometime, charged with rape,
was discharged Yesterday; the grand
iury failed 10 find a bill against him.
Tickets for the San Antonio Volks-
fest will be placed on sale at the NJ. p.
ticket office "Wednesday. October 2Ist,
and be good until the Gath inclusive.
The fare for the round trip Is 1910
IL is understood that philanthropic
Wacojte is contemplating the sending
of a copy of Smiths English gram
mar TO the local editor Of the EXAM
INER. and TO both editors of the Day.
In the district court YESTERDAY, a
suit for fifty acres of land situated In
McIennan county, was decided in
favor of the plaintiff in the case of &.
A. Westbrook VS., NJ, Griderion.
Mrs. Rosa Frank, mother of Mr..
Abe Frank aud Mrs A. Friedlander,
died at the residence of her son.in
law on Thursday night, aud was
buried in Hebrew Rest cemetery yes
terday.
The grand Jury after investigating
the charges made against VIM. Il.
Shipp and wife. that their marriage
was a case of miscegination, failed TO
find apy bill! against them and they
were released from the jail Yesterday.
Two colored couples who had once
vowed VOWS of love, were married
according to Gods holy ordinances,
and afterward agreed to diagree,
were granted divorces in the district
court yesterday.
The grand Jury will investigate the
charges against Harrison Tennessee
and Albert Lewis, who were arrested
for robbing one Thompson, while he
was under the influence of "budge,"
at the east end of the suspension
bridge, OH Thursday afternoon.
A country mans team-two mules
attached to wagon made things
lively for a few minutes yesterday
morning. They took start from the
corner of Franklin and sixth and ran
up Sixth TO the avenue, thence to
Eighth street to the NJ. Z. depot,
where they were halted.
Sol Smith Russell's parody on a
Slower from My Angel Mothers
Grave" which is entitled: "'Tis a
Patch on Ny Angel Brother Billy's
Pants" takes the cake. When the
little pair of pants, with a very large
patch on them, was exhibited, there