The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-07-31
THE TOWN TAlk.
Items al Interest Culled by our
Reporters.
Pianos for sale.

Pianos for sale. The consigned
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 Mr.. Thomas
Goggan will attend in person to the
sale of these pianos
THos. GoGGAN X BIO.
The dust sticks closer than
brother.
The Missouri Pacific was behind
time yesterday.
The Iiinchman- \ ldrich case is on
deck again.
Mr. j. II. Woods, of Corsicana, is at
the McClelland.
Jack johnson, of Bolton, is in the
city.
John +. Walton and wife left for
Dallas yesterday.
Bette johnson contributed So to
the City Treasury YESTERDAY
And now for Waco's $4,000 to
the Baptist university.
The square wa, crowded with
wood and hay Yesterday
A colorcd edition of Tom Thumb
can be seen on our streets now -a-daNs.
A free bridge across the BrazoS is
II necessity for the welfare of Waco.
Lake ice is delivered free to all
parts of the city. Give II "A trial
The Iron Front is noted for the
purity of its liquors and the flavor OF
its cigars.
For fine perfumes, drugs, chem
icals. etc. call on :. b. Hamlet. Aus
tin street.
All the picnics, parties and so
ciables buy their ice cream Of Bron-
mum.
A slight sprinkle of rain ycstcr
day morning, but not enough to lay
the dust.
= The Narrow Gauge was three
hours late Yesterday evening. Cans'
unknown.
Train wrcckers are again trying I,
get in their work on the Central ncal
Aquilla
The Waco building Association i,
steadily branching out. II has now
added Dublin To its list.
An attempt will be made Saturday
night To organize n Blaine and Logan
campaign club in this city.
"A quartcttc of colOrcd damscl~
were fined 81 and costs each by Rccor-
der Brinkcrhon Yesterday,
A rare chance to get piano
cheap for cash, or on cash monthly
payments. See advertisements
C +. Smith is the finest arts, in
his line of painting and decorating
there is in this section Of country.
Herr does the cigar and tobacco
business of the city. This shows that
good judges know where To go.
The telephone wires give indica
ton ola rain storm in the near future
1t cannot get here too soon for tn,
farmers.
The consigned stock of pianos nj
the store of Seymour Ash, must b,
closed ont in the next three days. 81,
advertisement
There was case of till tapping
in n saloon on the square last night
The thief, who was colorcd, made hi,
escape.
The silver moon is having hi.
run these DAYS. This j. due to tn,
fact that you can get anything thcr,
il in the market on short notice, ant
have il cooked to suit YOU.
A team of mules standing in from
of our office took fright yesterday an,
started for the river on dead run
They We're stopped without doingan
damage.
Miss Willie May shelton and Mis-,
Iron Barclay We're the successful com
pet,ors for scholarships in the san
Houston Normal Institute Both are
from Falls County.
BY order of Judge Mccormick
United States Commissioner Finks
has filed an order for the receiver %
the 1t. Louis Narrow Guage railway
for 100000 for general improvements
Indebtedness, ETC. on that road.
The Independent Pulpit for Angus
is received. ! ne controversy between
the editor of the Pulpit, Mr.. Shaw
and Mr.. Price, ofthe Texas Messenger
is dragging its slow length along, anc
not likely to elicit much interest
Under the caption, "rhe Agnostic'
DIR. CAROLS late sermon on that sub
ject, receives rather caustic review
by a correspondent, l.. The August
number of the Pulpit contains mum
Der of well written articles on variou,
subjects ofinterest For sale M al
the book stores.