The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-29
'ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

VIM. A. Miller's, where evcrythin
is sold at rock bottom prices.
Deane's cabinet photos are une
quallcd.
To tho Delmonico for your lunche
Ragland has the finest assortmen
of jewelry aud watches ever brOugh
to this market.
Deane's cabinet photos can't b
beat.
Hamlet has the best 10 cent ciga
in town.
Still the shooting gallery nuisanc,
remains undated.
The members OF the Waco bar vii
meet at p: m. to-day, at the court
house.
Cotton receipts yesterday 1924 bale,
total TO dates, 6,795 bales. Prices firm
and unchanged.
The way cotton rolled into Wac,
yesterday was caution TO For
Worth and Dallas.
Hamlet has just received the bes
cent cigar manufactured.
Peeler's chill and fever syrup Il
warranted TO cure and keep oil den
que, Zoe II bottle at Peeler's dru,
| store.
Alex Brulc has reopened his fish
depot at SOC Austin avenue, wher,
he is always supplied with the best
fish that can possible be secured
Give him call.
UnlGundried shirts-That celcbra-
ted unlaundried shirt is down TO S5c
You know thy sold for 81 90 all the
summer. Gocto Is. Haber's and try
one.
Read and forget not fuckers col
umn ad.-"Lion Drug Store"-hi
simple remedies" the people do take
and attest daily of their merit.
Call at Castles 4 MOrrison's dru,
store aud get a free trial bottle o
this certain cure of all Lung Diseases
Large bottles 81.
A prominent colored man calls i
''dangal' fever, which is about as
good name aS any.
You eau get oysters in any shap,
at 80 cents per dozen at the Whit,
Elephant lunch stand.
Ed Whalen was fined So and cost
by Justice II. w. Davis yesterday, fu
drunkenness and disturbing tn
peace
&. ii. Randle II Co, received abou
5000 pounds of the fall clip of woo
yesterday. Prices range from IL t,
l6 cents per pound. a.,
The oil mills ogtstGcrday. The.
give employment to large numbe
of hends.
The race season is to be fine on
Mr.. sanford johnson is laborin
night aud day to make it great SUE
cess.
Alarms were turned OH simulti
neously from boxes q, and IL SUI
day night, is why the bell did NJ
ring at the engine house.
Ambitious young men and ladi
have already found Hills Busine
college the open door 10 success
real life See card.
Gentlemen and boys can not alto
to buy clothing before looking al I
immense stock and low prices at
II liaber.
Rev. Ben Gassaway preached &c
large crowd of people in front
Levine Bros. store, on I eplaza, Su
day afternoon at 8 o'clock.
The following cases were dispos
of by Recorder Brinkerhoif vest
day: Z. ID. Smith, Dan jacks
- John Maloney and II. l.. Ovcrton,
- DRINKS, and were tinod ~ each.
10 General Thomas Harrison rccei'
a n telegram Sunday from Judge Ii
n Rimes, which stated that he was
Camden, Ark, at the bedside OF
~ of his children, who was then III
SO ing condition. g.,
Of MIR. w. IL. Mclaughlin has /
N manufactured for him baking pc
:. der which is pronounced by eve
~ body 10 be the best In the mar
of and is twice as cheap rs the ordin
ny brands. =,
no A revival is going on at the Met
dist church in East Waco under
vi superyision of Revs. Ben GassaV
of w. II. Mclugin, Lowry and others
yn great deal of interest is maniies
No Every one Is invited to attend. i.
~ Pearly Gates Thomas, the !
'ho colored boy who has been conf
AZ in the Jail for several weeks ior
be ping W. l.. fuckers till, gave =
M In the sum of 800 yesterday ana
The released.
vi. Tray. Jones had a big run on
ceu cts Yesterday. lie sold 30 TO !
&C. boro, 80 to Lorena, q to Portl
ord Oregon aud 2 to New YORK, be'
a. more than one hundred 10 Val
other cities and towns.
inns DIR. VIM. Lenneker's case, "
on, was sci for trial yesterday, b
der United States Commissioner i
;ny was postponed on account
20 the absence of d PENDANTS coun
"hu Beware of the gin saws, they
aces surely cut your fingers up II
rscs place them against the saws
ibu- they al in motion. This is tru
81 great many people have to
'"'" before they believe il.
ONE The EXAMINER is glad to be a
Dst u say that there has been as yet IN
rom ease of dengue in the city. ITO
.moo there are great many suffered
'"'o is most annoying disease, Oh
urea under the influence of good III
bred and good humor.
, thc while the street, which wor
ma, der Mr.. A. Moore, were digg
n.y. the gravel pits yesterday
istOh cayed ON a German by the III
opera Johnnie Olive, and buried him
low. his arm-pits. He was dug o!
On short while, and last night
lriety "V rhe ~ rr S opened their
in ter of concerts which they will
action this city, at Padgitts park last
musie and were greeted by an apr,
:. m audience. The program consl
VI" series of songs, which we
s or dered in A manner that was
a. tanning and heartily enjoyed b,