The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-01
,RoUND ABOUT Town.


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Let Texans insure in the I. b. A.
Buy your groceries at I. Gather.
The prices of Ragland's goods def,
competition from any quarter.
! Fresh groceries constantly on ham
at /. Gathers.
Poor men cannot afford to liv
without protection. The I. b. A
offers the best
Cotton receipts yesterday eighteen
bales; total to date, 1928.
Smokers prefer Opera Puff becaus
they do not stick to the lips.
Ragland has the finest assortmen
of jewelry and watches ever brough
to this market.
Fathers, insure in the T. b. A
Don't go In foreign associations.
Present your postal and get Coco
or Horse Shoe tobacco.
See notice in cheap column, 100 col
ored men wanted.
South Third street is receiving at
tention from Commissioner Neill.
Mr.. j. ii. Barrett has returned to
this city and again taken charge OF
his photograph gallery on Austin
street.
AL. McKecn has the best coffee in
town at the Waco Coffee company
1863 Franklin street, between Fourth
and Fifth.
Unlaundried shirts-That celebra-
ted unlaundried shirt ~ down 10 85c.
You know thy sold for 81. 90 all the
summer. Goeto B. Haber's and try
one.
Everybody who is fond of a real
good cigar, should try the brand that
is storming the country-"He-no"-
for sale by Castles ~ Morrison.
Read and forget not fuckers col
umn ad.-"Lion Drug Store'-his
Simple remedies" the people do take,
and attest daily of their merit.
Remember licrz's cigars take the
lead, as also does his tobacco and
pipes.
The first cool norther of the season
blew up Sunday afternoon. II was
refreshing indeed.
Colonel William p. Ilardeman and
wife. of the A. and NJ. college, are
registered at thu New McClelland.
The farmer cometh in after the cot
ton picker, and they go out in
wagon loads to the country to stay
uhti outuiuhN ulttIubbH.
Sunday night Rev. DR. Carroll en-
tertained one of the largest audiences
in the First Baptist church that ever
assembled in this city. His subject
was on the prohibition question,
The man who has lost horse with
an English saddle on can find the
same by coming to this office and
paying for this notice. ....
Two tall boards stand in the cul-
vert OH Second street, at the court
house, to show people that it is dan-
gerous to attempt TO cross there with
vehicle.
Street Commissioner ALI. Neil is
cutting drains in East Clay and
Webster streets. Mr.. N. has done
good work, and after he has been in
office one year the city will have
changed appearance,
Mr.. w. Il. Mcfarland, formerly o 4
Tyler, will take charge of the T. Il st.
L. depot in this city to-day. Mr.. g.
L. Gates, the former agent, will go to
Brentwood aud have charge of the
Santa FEES business in that city,
The welcome whistle OF the oil
mills awoke the natives of East Waco
,'oeciua. ioihiuS, huu hoW DuhIhcss
has opened up again. The outlook
for a good run of seed for the oil
mills Is very encouraging.
The Academy of Art leads the state
in superior photo work. You can
fluid pictures ON exhibition in galleries
all over Texas that were made aud
finished in this house.
Charles Rast has just received a
large assortment of fine toilet soaps,
shaving soaps, cologne. hair oils, combs
and pipes, which will be sold very
cheap. Don't forget the place, No.
600 Austin street, corner of Sixth.
This morning Grape will be found
hanging on all the doors of those bus
mess men who voted the prohibition
ticket. The boys are carrying the
Joke little too far, but then it's only u
joke, D..
Mr. Jack Grow is in receipt of two
pairs of beautifully beaded mocasins,
which were sent to him by his broth
or, Corporal Sam Crow. from Fort
onelIlng, MINI. They are the work
of Canadian Indians, and arc about
the neatest ever seen In this country.
Miss Mary Davis Informs her friends
and the public that her select, private
school will reopen on Monday, Sep
TENDER 9TH, at the Synagogue. She
will be glad to have q continuance OF
the liberal patronage heretofore extern
cd to her.
Robert Bolden, a co'ored man who
drives carriage for Grand Bros. had
his pants pocket cut open and picked
Monday morning while he was asleep
In his carriage in tho stable. lie lost
SO of his own money aud S275 which
belonged to the Messrs. Grand. The
thief was II slick fellow and got away
with the Doodle without waking Bob.
From Mr.. NJ. n. Rosenthal, who has
just returned from n trip over the
Santa Fc road. the EXAMINER learn,
that IA marvellous artesian well has
been discovered at Warren. the first
station north of Bolton. Mr.. Denny
the agent of the Santa Fc, sunk well
ll5 deep, and then the water ran GU
AT the tOp-to his surprise ii proved
to have mineral qualities. Mr.. Rosen
thai tried the water, and says ii is tine
indeed.
Seven marriage licenses were is
sued from the comfy clerks Office
last week, aud the reporter Of tn
EXAMINER, himself au inoorrigibl,
old bachelor, notes that six of tn,
seven ladies were widows Ill
might haye added that several of tn,
grooms were widowers, and thu
drawn moral that should be hiu
TO hiin-that II is not well man o
woman should dwell alone.-Evcnini
Day. Now give fellow a chance. Mac
recollcct you had passed that az
when people ceased to call yo
"spring chicken" before you foun,
lady TO say "yes."
The EXAMINER was compliments
last night by serenade from the celC
brated Rick family band of musicians
The music made by this noted fam
ly 10 superb, aud the delightful strain
that iloatod through the air and file
the editorial and composing room
= with melOlioug sounds caused th