The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-17
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
li WAS Il cough
That carried him oil
Ana n WHS a collin
b,N CARRIED him th Ina

And it was coffin
They carried him uti In.
The soft glow of the ten rose is acquired by
the ladies who use l'oz4outs Powder Fol
SAFE by all druggist. aud fancy goods dealers
For sale toy castles y Morrison. Waco, Tex
The city fathers meet in council to.
night.
hc Fun Moon minstrel, will make
grand parade on Monday next
a reunion of the cN-coni'cdcrn c
soldiers of Texas viii Ice held in Waco
IN August. 1856.
a lour-lined steel key, with n string
tied TO it, is at this Office. Owner can
come and get it
Don't forget the Full Moon min
-ircls next Monday evening AT the
Met lellund opera hou-c.
Many people are anxious to know
AT what point the lrnncy Electri,
Light company viii establish thor
! plant.
Two interesting cases will be tried
in the city court this morning. and
no doubt the matinee Will draw n lull
house
Nearly loo -ubserihc.s have been
taken 10y the Texas Pan Electric Tel
cphUnc company. Ii 10 AN assured
success
There are n great many gentlemen
who would attend the lireman's ball
If they can get II MASK. An hundred
or more costumes could be rented in
this city on this occasion.
Mr.. " Il kelIum has sold to his
son, MIR. Parker kelum. hi, sheep
ranch III BOs, county for $4,000.
lts4 D. A.
and has 1000 head OF sheep on it,
The balcony -crenadeS AT ArmnrN
hall by the Fire Department band
are very fine Indeed The boys are
fast becoming perfect IN their lessons,
mud very soon wcWill have one OF the
best bands i'm the tate.
McS-r~ W :. Puukett and 10. :
Thompson were out among the bust
ness men about two hours YESTERDAY
and sold -iXty-iive tickets 10 the fire
department ball Nearly every bust
ness man bought one.
"Shinc on with chorus. will be
one of the opening songs ut the W. l..
|. entertainment Monday night. The
boys also have several original local
gag which, il they don't make
somebody mad, viii at least make
many fellow wish he had not been
there.
Corn sell, out of wagons tor iol
cents per bushcl. aud the demand is
hardly met The retail price in the
city is 80 cents Some time ago il
was thought that ~ to 25 cent, would |
he good prices for corn, but we are
glad Ia note the prices rs above. ~ ii |
Is n good thing for the farmers
Officer Frank Lowry, whom Officer
Knott calls the "go-getter,' has just |
made himself II present of one of the
finest sin shooters ever brought 10 |
Waco. It is n forty tive, ccntrc-iirc.
douhlc-acting, pearl
handled, Ntra.heAvy- barrelIed Colts. |
\ dangerous weapon, to be sure. but |
II Is in the hands OF a safe man,
There WIS loud complaint AT the
iarland opera house last evening
lmong the occupants of the gallery |
" hen they attempted to come down
he steps II colossal policeman held
hem i'll check until the downstairs
VAS clear of people. The gallery pco-
Die claim that They are II, much Ell
titled I" unihndcrcd egrrss ~ the
lhrqurttc.
The new lire-plug, winch the water
Company are now putting in, are non
rccling. 1t matters not how cold the
may be. or how much ice aud
NOV there j., on the ground. our fire
men can always find a free low when
hey turn on the water. The plugs
ire 50 constructed that when the
water is turned oil there is y small
lole IN the bottom of each plug where
is allowed To run out aud Sipc into
Il" ground. y lot of stones are
placed nj the bottom of each plug.
'nd when the water is forced ont il
las plenty of room tu remain there
Until 1t sipcs into the earth.