The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-02
,ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Fayette Buchanan was fined s
and costs yesterday before Justice j
+. Davis for failing TO work the pub
lie road. Fate went 10 iail.
Maggie May was fined 800 yester
day in tho county court for keeping
a disorderly house.
Oswego Deep Rock water Of
draught at w. A. Williamson ~ Cos
400 Austin street.
Cleveland street has been opened
and graded and new culverts put OF
the crossings.
All the members of the Legislature
who stopped over in the city ycstcr
day dined at the st. Charles rcstau
rant.
Country hams and bacon, honey il
the comb and the best rising flour In
the city at Moore Il ThJmpson's.
just received, full line of Easter
cards, including Prang's latest de.
signs and full assortment of i'm.
ported cards, at w. III. Watkins
Book Store.
Best If everything kept by w. r.
Stills & Co., grocers, Austin street.
Warranted large German milet
seed at ID. 5. Durie Il Bros grocery,
55i Austin street.
W. r. Silis a. Co. keep constantly
on hand good supply OF feed,
Call and see the Twin Burner gas
cooking stove, and also the oil lamp
and stove combined, at Barney Field
hake's. They are both models OF
efficiency, neatness, simplicity and
economy.
IIorsfull ~ Cameron's is hcadquar-
tiers for best brands of pocket and
table cutlery.
Who ever heard of the like? W. .R
Birmingham, selling nice top buggies
at $i7.50. Also one os L.. NJ. Millcr's
fine top buggies for Sl75.
The best and most complete stock
of building hardware in the city at
llorsiull Il Cameron's.
| Mr.. Il. Reese has removed his tailor
ing establishment to his old stand Oh
Bridge street, where he is selling all
wool cashmere suits at S2l. and pays
special attention to diving and clean
ing. All his patrons and the public
generally are requested to call and see
him
DIR. Thomas H. BipsComb, the dem
fist, has moved his Office from the
Sturgis building to rooms over Rag
lands jewelry store, Austin street.
DO not buy furniture until you
have priced the goods at the Andcr-
son furniture store. You will be
sure to buy there.
just received at W. Z. Martin &
Bros. a full line oc fine baby carriages.
They are the nobbicst things out
Prices all that can be asked foI. See
| them soon.
w Il, birmingham has On route a
car load of the finest carriages and
phaetons ever brought to Waco. 1t
will pay you to wait and see them.
Mr.. W. II Lednum has removed his
millinery establishment to the store
formerly occupied by Mrs. Grand, on
the plaza. Mrs. Parton will continue
to conduct the business. a full line
of spring goods aIc en- route.
Sweet potatoes are scarce III this
market. w. II. Mclaughlin, tile gro
Ger, has just received lot of fine,
large ones. Country produce always
on hand.
Cleveland is choice of the Amcri-
can people-so are Opera Pun Cigar
cites.
A firm in this city yesterday con-
tracted with the Slayden-k irkscy
wooden mills for $4,000 yards of cloth
This is the largest sale yet made by
the wooden mills company. 1t GER
tainly shows the cloth they make is
the best, and people must have il.
IL the members of the legislature
could have procured such excellent
| o. ta N. h.. % I.s
st. Charles restaurant there would
probably have been fewer disturb
anccs in the senate.
Remember the temperance folks
will have grand supper at their hall
tonight. The proceeds are to 20 to-
ward dofraying the OK ,,enses of enter
tanning the grand council when that
body meets in this city next summer
Mr. 5. ID. Andersen brought 10 the
EXAMINER office yesterday a radisll
with five roots TO il, which looked eN-
actly like left hand of II person.
Each of the roots came very nearconi-
pairing with the fingers on the hand.
Brother Leland remarked to an liN-
AMINER reporter yesterday he thought
the reason why Cleveland had not
made any great changes and COM
mcnced to turn the rascals out was lac
is afraid il will be too bad ON the
community to have so many rasoals
out at one time,
AS the Missouri Pacific train pulled
in from Austin yesterday afternoon,
about twenty-five members of the
Legislature stepped oil aud made Il
rush for the nearest saloon. Those
who had II cents took whisky, and
those who had only n nickel took
beer, and most of them only had n
nickel.
City Engineer Turner will conf
moncc making survey to-day of the
Coggins' and Parks addition TO Waco,
which lies south of the city limits,
near Capt. Ross farm. The addition
will be laid oil in blocks and streets
left open, which we've donated to the
city for having the engineer do the
work. The blocks viii run from
Thirteenth to Sixteenth streets.
Capt, stephen Turner made sur
vcy yesterday morning in what is
known as the Gurley lane, The oh
jcct of the survey Is to build turn
pike, and Messrs. ID, r. Gurley and
Geo. W. Jackson intend TO have the
work done. The county authorities
should certainly assist in this work,
and no doubt they win do ii. A
turnpike in the lane referred TO will
he ofincaeulable benefit TO those who
live down the river aud have TO come
to tho city in muddy weather.