The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-11

| L VI SC duN you are
sure to be pleased.
| Miss Kate Stoute is selling milin-
cry goods at only slight advance on
cost All the latest styles. Dresses
made on short notice. Hats trim
med to order. South Fourth street.
The Bon Ton meat market leads
| them all in slza, cleanliness, polite
ness of its statesmen and tle qualify
and prices of its meats. Drop III
| and verify these statements. You
will tind it to your interest.
The dividends on Mayfields in
vestmeut bank for Decemb er amount
ed to S265.25. Parties having idle
money wouli consul their own i'll
terest by depositing with Maytield.
Pianos, organs, guitars, violins, &C.
| cord ians, sheet music, and everything
in the music ne can be had at the
music house of Thomas Goggan a.
Brother, No 1863 South Fourth street,
Waco,
A suit styled Parker, Ha,t ~ Co.
VS.. Eaton, Guiran Il Co., has be- II
| filed in the county court for 1921 35.
Defendants deny 500 of the amount
and the court is called on as arbitra-
| tor.
The case of Waco Va. E. q l.. Wiz
bush for the condemnation of ground
on which TO open an alley west OF
Sixth street, running from Austin to
Washington street, was called in
couuty court yesterday morning.
Deputy sheriff Dee Cook has found
| his silver star and crescent. He mis-
| aid ii in the Isaac Lewis store which
| ha was guard &. Dee is now at
| Franklin MS witness before the
| grandjury of Robertson county.
| A $40 silver medal has been offered
by each the Engine company and
Rescue Hook aud Ladder company,
to the individual member OF their
| respective organizations who re-
| ponds to the most roll calls during
the present firemen's year.
Mrs l.r, an estimnble lady, aged
| II years, died yesterday at whitehall
| and will be buried to-day at the Cobb
farm, five miles from The city. She
| formerl lived in Washington county,
and has daughter, Mrs. Burgen, III
THIS city, where deceased was well
known and loved.
the courts were "kindar" barren
yesteId y, only one case being tried
in any OF them, aud that was Smith,
| Wilson ~ Payne vs.. Trips 81 ke-
mendo, Oh suit for cigarettes. The
purchasing firm AYERS tat the goods
were OF an interior quail W, and that
they wanted to return them. The
p alnttis got judgment for 1888.
The petition OF CIT zens asking per-
mission for the Cotton Bel II make
u siding from its main track on Mary
street, along tn east side of Fifth
sire, t, across trauk lin and Bridge
streets 10 the north line of the w. E
Dupre's hou.e on Bridge stceet WI
| be reported iavOrabiy to the council
the nextregular meeting by the stree
committee.
The Cotton Belt folss have issued ,
very hands ONE man OF their lines
which Is AT re same ume first Il SIS
map Of Texas, ARR sac and Missouri
With also the portions of kansa- and
II iuOis tcaversed by their syst IN
ihey ISSUED 10000 copies OF this mao
which VIII be fine advertisement
Tor them and convenience to the
public.
jim Murphy, fined 800 ana giver
thirty days i'll j ii for violat ny hit
liquor license, completed his time i'll
jail yesterday and is again at ,berty.
Buck Mathis, tor sending obscene
matter thorogh the mails, also com
pleteu his thirty days sentence He
WAS iued $500 anu quidated the &C
count by imprisonm mt instead OF
paying the cash.
DIN Ford requests The EXAMINER
to say that Bob Simmons was reloa,,
ed with Mr.. l. A. ilinchman, of Waco
and NJ. G. Noble, o; Lorena, rs sur
ities---oither Of whom are amply able
TO make good the 81 900 bond he wa'
released on. thus statement is made
on account of rep ,rt gaining curren-
cy that Smmons had been released
on all unsound bond. Dan says pris
oners are no. louAd out Of jail nor
instance" Tho bonds they get ou
on will genera lyle found to be O. X