The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-08-01
THE TOWN TALK.
Items of Interest Culled by Our
Reporters.
Pianos For sale.

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stock of pianos now in the store of
Seymour Ash, must be closed out in
the next three days or else the same
will be shipped to Galveston. They
will be sold cheap for cash, or on easy
monthly payments. Our MIR. Thomas
Goggan will attend in person to the
sale of these pianos.
i3l-3t. THos. GoGGAN Il BRO.
Lake ice is the best.
And the dust is still here.
What about the town cow?
Oh. for lodge in some vast will
derness.
Try lake ice when YOU are trying
to keep cool.
Freight business on the several
roads is picking up.
-Garland's opera house now pre-
sents a fine appearance.
The square had rather deserted
appearance yesterday.
The Thermometer registered lOC
degrees i'll the shade Yesterday.
The County Convention meets at
II O'Clock, saturday morning.
The farmers east of Waco need u
free bridge more than they do rain.
The Iron Front is still in the lead
with all Judges of good liquors and
cigars.
Call on :. h. Hamlet when YOU
are in search ofpure drugs and mrdi-
cines.
Again our rain storm gave Us the
go-bN, and we had only light
sprinkle.
A. Herr is building up fine rcpu-
tatloh on the superior quality of
his cigars.
The Waco Wooden Mills are manu-
featuring 1900 yards of cloth per
week.
The colorcd infdc lecturer. Mr.
{: Fowler will speak again this eve
ming.
sam Young the man shot few
dais ago AT West station. is slowly
improving.
If You are out of bill heads AMI
want supply in hurry call AT the
EXAMINER job office.
C. +. smiths shop is always fun
OF customers selecting sty les and lcav-
ing their orders for work.
-Bronnum' is the iavoritc place for
lovers of "A nicely Favored dish of lee
cream or cool drink of soda.
Recorder Brinkcrhoil passed indy
ment ON nine offenders YESTERDAY. and
the city treasury was helped out
accordingly.
There is one good thing about the
Silver Moon, and that il if dish does
not suit YOU after YOU get it, You do
not have to pay for it.
-Thos. Goggan Il Bro. of Calves
ton, have sued out II writ of rcplcvn
for two of the pianos attached in Ash'-
music store.
Farmers are very busy threshing
but VIII he through next week. The
grain III this county is turning out
much better than was expected.
MIR. Smith, of the firm of Rogers.
Walton n smith, yesterday sold IL res
idence on North Sixth street tua Mr..
Jones, of Mart, this county.
A carload of wool caught tire
yesterday on the Narrow Gauge, but
was put out by AN engine from the
yards without much damage.
The Methodist social, announced
for Friday evening AT the house of
Joseph Boyd 924 Franklin street. is
postponed till next Tuesday evening
The EXAMINER is under obliga-
tiOns for an invitation to Ice
present nj reception to ice
given this evening 10y Mr. T.. \. Stur-
gis to the friends OF j. H. and T. \.
Sturgis. Jr,
The adjustment of the loss on Dr
Owens barns, insured in Capt. j. H..
MOrrow's agency. was concluded YES
terday and the money will be paid to-
day. Parties insured with Captain
Morrow experience but little delay in
the adjustment of claims, when LOSSES
are sustained.
-Wyeth's Mcnthol Pencils. sure cure
for headache, neuralgia, toothachc,
earache, faccache. Price % cents.
Sold by Riyiere x CO., Druggists.
Franklin street, Waco, Texas.
IanL and Hand