The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-23

'VOUND ABOUT TOWN.
Palmer is "thc feed man.
lImsbands insure In the u. u. A.

rainier Is inc Iccu man.
Husbands insure in the Il. u. A.
The best judges of smoking tobacco
use Little Joker.
Heavy rains fell at Fort Worth yes
terday morning.
Spring chickens Tor sale at Miller
" stills.
Miller ~ Stills keep constantly on
hand good supply of feed.
The best judges of smoking tobacco
use Little Joker.
The pay car on the NJ. =. will go
south this morning.
Leave orders for groceries at Geo.
w. McLaughlin's.
All visitors In the city are reques-
red to call at A. Here's for the finest
cigars.
Twenty-onc colored converts were
baptised in the Brazos river Sunday
afternoon.
Every flrst.class dealer sells Opera
Puff cigarettes. Avoid injurious imi-
tationA
Three DRINKS, three assaults and
one abusive language were fined in
the city court yesterday.
| Eighty-nine in the shade at .Tatts
book store at o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon.
Remember, the Academy of Art is
the only iirst-class art room in the
city.
Raglaud has the finest assortment
of jewelry and watches ever brought
to this market.
Best OF everything kept by Miller
Il Stills grocers, Austin street
The prices of Highlands goods defy
competition from any quarter.
People ought not TO permit their
dogs TO follow them to the tabernacle.
IL creates no end of worry for the
saints. Pen your dogs up.
1t will pay to put your advertise
ment in the ExAMINER this week, as
everybody is reading the paper.
, The neatest turnouts in the city
, carriages, buggies and saddle horses
, at the Wiley 10 les stables. Specia
! attention paid to horses placed will
: us for board. JAS. +. EGAN u Co.
e Morris Gliding, colored man
Q died at his home on North Egh
| street Sunday night, aud was burie'
| yesterday afternoon.
, The Pan-Electric telephone man J.
| in the city again. II would be God
c send for Waco to have n telephon
4 that would do good service, or thi
I some one could speak through,
: ST.. Lewis, the colored man chars
4 ed with robbing the mail, and takin
h packages therefrom, came in yestei
], day morning and gave himself al
p lie had hearing before U. 5. Con
" missioner Finks, aud gave bond In u
h sum of $500 for his appearance on u
s. 18th of July, when he will have apr
n leminary trial His bondsmen al
&c Robert Vaughan, $500, and Mari
!. VanBuren and Winfield Scott, VI
D. each.
II John MoCarty, charged with pa
k. sing counterfeit money, was tried b
" fore United States Commission
v Finks yesterday and bound over
is the sum of 800. His sureties a
10 James Murphy and Pete McCari
TX Among the articles found in the =
e. session of Martha Edwards, which a
to supposed to have been stolen by Lev
", is. was gold medal with the followil
Y inscription: "Preseuted to 5. j. Tho
10 as a mark of his proficiency in orai
al ry.n Reversed, Summer Hill "Selt
is School, from Horace Chiffon"
'k. Yesterday man who had been |
to tending sam Jones' meeting, and
N clothes looked like he had been Ill
re ped into the water, walked in
h Grand Il Co.'S hardware and groce
ret house and asked Mr. Clark to sell h.
-ot linen collar. Mr.. G. did not WI
ks but he offered to have collar una
,k. out of / in tor the gentlemen, a
cd guarantee it not to be affected by !
nj heat. The man saw he was III
nj wrong pew, so he crossed over
To- Avenue and walked into the WIN
.co Elephant saloon and asked MIR, ASK
zee TO sell him a palm leaf fan. Mr..
nd saw the man was hot and he q
ill him glass OF ice water, aud the
Ter low then pulled out up the street.
Tor he kept walking he is in GatesViIie
I'm this time.