The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-01

NO,noi VI lue piazza anu Third
street, adjoining Waco National Bank.
me well-estaolished reputation Of
TINS house WILDE kept up for logsut
lare and courteous attehtion-and II
possible, the general excel Hence of this
reliable old institution will be i'm.
proved upon i'll its new and neat
quarters.
Nelson Harmon and William HAYS.
TWO ne gro boys who claimed to have
come from Fort Worth, were convict.
ed of vagrarcy in the city court and
ordered to leave the city, which thew
agreed TO do 10 escape fine.
The Iron Turbine Wind engine run,
with less wind and are more durable
aud gives better satisfaction than any
mill in the market. Call and see
model at ). A. Schroder's and be your
I own judge. Every one guaranteed.
Buy the Iron Turbine engine and the
Buckeye Force pump, and you are
sure to be pleased.
There are only two cases of scarlet
fever in the city. They are in the
family of DR.. Ilalbert and are report
ed TO be doing we'll
"ohiohaulo anu liIst-tIhSs clOl llDg,
gents furnishing goods, hats, caps,
collars and cuffs, ,tc., etc, at panic
prices, at Mallory's Old stand. The
administrator is compelled to close
out the stock and will do so regard
less OF cost or former prices. Dou't
forget the place.
Four itinerant evang, lis two men
aud two women, held out door SER
vices last evening under the electric
tower on the square. They hail from
Georgia.
Newton G. Simmons and Robert
Simmons were arrested last week, til G
first because All error of clerical Mt
ture occurred in his bond hich made
1t invalid, and the second because one
OF bis suretos gave him up. Both de-
PENDANTS filed new bonds.
The fire department was out last
night for it, regular monthly wash
! ing and dri |.
Owing TO tile iateness of the season.
Gabcrt Brothers, the merchant tailors,
1873 South Fifth street, are Offering
special Inducements TO purchasers
For finished tpiloIiog Gabert Broth
!
splendid stock to select from. Gail
early.
Tho roads leading to Waco are y ct
in u very muddy condition, only light
wagons being able II cross the boys
The city prisoners escaped from the
calaboose sunday night by prying
apart the iron bals in the window.
They are not to be blamed for the act,
as that place of confinement is not in
the least pleasant. Very "scratcby,
dawEtcherknaw
There is a growing mOlta'l'y
am ng the CANNES; the city scavanger
tarried { if eight Yesterday. Arsenic
aHd strychnine are the general
causes.
Attention is called TO the notice of
The ! cturo Of Gen. Jones III another
column. 1t VIII be RENE mbered th 1t
he accompanied DR.. Lee when he
was N Waco. The lectures are de-
lNcred under tbs auspices OF the
Historical society.
The Bon ION meat market leads
them all IN slzo, clean liness, polite
ness Of its statesmen and the quail V
and prices of its meats. Drop IN
and verify these statements. You
viii find 1t 20 your interest.
The inventory of the stock of goods
OF a. } cues Taylor u Bro, was COM
pleted ye- tarday evening The amount
is a little over 81 $780, about hall as
much as 10 needed 10 go around
among the various creditors.
] So
sausage, and everything in the meat
line to ~. Z. Riddle at the Bon Ton
market on Austin aveaue. Meat
delivered anywhere in the city aud
satisfaction guaranteed.
Mr.. W. L Stovall fol off loaded
wagon Monday and broke his arm.
Mr.. Stovall is out again with his
wounGed member in sling,
WEBB. Kast1er e Moberly are sup
pl ing Waco with the best beef she
has ever had from their t~o stands
one on the square and tie other near
the old Bon Tou staud. They have
fish and oysters fresh every day aud
ii orders with dispatch.
The EXAMINER Acknowledges re-
caip's Il an Invitation of . leap year
bal TO be- given by the young ladies'
Of Nj. Pleasant. Texas, next Thursday
evening.
Mr.. f. j Barry, al old Waco boy,
now express messenger on the Sher-
man division of the Cotton Belt, was
married SUNDAY to Miss Ella Gamble
OF MI. Pleasant,
Burts shoes less than cost for this
Uook only at ,ENVINE BROS,