The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-01-20

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Eggs have gone up D. twenty cent.
per dozen
Fresh pork sells from wagons AT
fy cents per pound
Cotton-tail rabbits, five and len
cents, aud tho demand fully met Nu
race IONS in the ma. ket.
Turnips are not so solid a. the,
were. aud there il decline in price.
tmrly to forty cents per bushcl.
sweet potatoes sell A. from 81 To
| IT, 81 p per bushel. you can buy
those which. have been frost. bitten
cheaper.
food fat pOssums dressed sell
from forty 70 htty cents each THE
market Is overstOcked with hive onc..
and they are worth from twenty 6.
/ twenty-five cents.
Justice Davis did not transact any
! business yesterday.
Notwithstand ny the bnd weather,
all trains are arriving on time.
FOR the healing of pain, ST. jacob,
Oil llas no equal. Price 50 cents a
bottle.
! All passenger trains from the north
on the Missouri Pacific bring more or
I less snow aud leo on the coaches.
/ There il no place like home with
lied tarCough Cure, the conqucror
of colds.
b Farmers cannot come into the citv
until the roads are somewhat DRYER.
and from the outlook. this will be-
sometime yet.
Have used Tongsline iu faciAl.ncu.
ralgis with happy effect, obtaining
relief In ashort time. g. \. Williams.
NJ. ID Hardin, Ills.
city physiciaDa experience much
trouble IN getting TO the country in
vehicles. AMER one makes trip in
his buggy, the next time he ride,
horseback.
W. II. Mclaughlin has Just received
fresh shipment OF w. II. Mclaugh-
Inns cream of patent flour. Every
sack guaranteed. Eggs aud butter Il
specially.
The north-bound Missouri Pacific
was DELAYED about ten minutes last
afternoon at the Jackson street cross
ing, by house, which was being
moved on wheels, standing ON the
track.
Rev. u. w. Roberts, late pastor of
the a. NJ. +. church. This city. but now
living In Austin. is In the CITY lie
came up to attend the case of W. Il.
Carson vs.. Trustees of Paul Uuin
college
In Justice Sleepcr's court yesterday
the case of Lyons X NoviCh ~. An
HnHuT, ANauh,us.t..,, q. Al
aud the plaintiffs were given judg-
ment for S5l and II foreclosure Ofthc
lien ordered.
Miss Anderson's rendition of Juno
Temple in Divorce last night. Mt the
McClclland, was superb, aud shows
remarkable progress for one who I'M,
been ON the stage so short time.
The EXAMINER predicts for her a
bright future.
The many esteemed patrons of Is
lIAber wiz be prone 10 disCrcdit the
low prices contained in his big AL of
this morning. But to he convinced,
needs only to accent his hearty invi.
tation to call. Wei ono, 10 snd all
Gentlemen make the ladies happy.
/ The performance To be- given tu.mor-
Q lNh fNtlllk ny NlAN lfuNNull vi uNllllli
company, ut the McClclland opera. is
the most laughablc of all plays.
Bring them TO witness II aud they
will bless you with smiles for month.
stop that hacking cough, and keep
your system in perfect working or.
der during this bad weather. You
| do not, and then are taken with the
| pneumonia, "thOu cans't not SAY ! did
it, for you are advised to go directly
! to DIR. ). Il. Hamlctt aud procure
medicines which will relieve YOU OF
all coughs. colds, aches aud pains,
and YOU will be happy again.
There is a movement on foot for the
reorganization of the Waco athletic
club upon new basis, with new fca.
lures added, and II general social club,
with music aud literary branches.
| There will be n meeting of the old
stockholders at the knights of Pyth-
las hall, South Fourth street, Friday
night next, at which time all who
wish to cooperate are requested 20
be present,
! The following telegram came over
The wires from Bolton last night Ia
AN cmploye of the EXAMINER; "Ihc
jury in the Church Fulton case re-
/ turned verdict of not guilty" II
will be remembered that Church was
arrested last spring OH a charge of
stealing n horse, and All indictment
was found against him by the grand
| jury of Bell county. Church'a many
friends in this city will be glad 10
learn that he has been acquitted.