The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-27


one.
4 just now you can't afford TO wait
too long; had better consult at once
fuckers column Tor simple remedies
the monster disease is in the land.
Everybody who is fond OF real
good cigar, should try the brand that
is storming the country-"lle-no"-
for sale by Castles n Morrison.
The Academy of Art leads the state
in superior photo work. You ca,
find pictures on exhibition. in galli-
cries all over Texas that were made
and finished in this house.
"Ah, ha! This is Il fine cigar, aud il
came from HERBS. You bet 1t did"
Charles liast has Just received a
large assortment OF fine toilet soaps,
shaving soaps, cologne, hair oil, combs
and pipes, which will be sold very
cheap. Don't forget the place, No.
GOO Austin street, corner of Sixth.
All the fines, brands of cigars and
best pipes in the state at Here's.
Attention Is called to the card of
q. b. Gerald in this mornings paper.
This is about as hot weather as we
have ever felt, for this time of the
year. .-.
Captain Jack Elgin addressed a
meeting OF colored voters at Chapel
liill Tuesday night, and aiterward or
| ganized club with seventy odd mem
bers in il. There were about eighty
present. ... ...... I.
Mr. |. Gather, the avenue grocer,
has secured the services of Mr.. Will
i +. Culbreth who will take pleasure in
serving his numerous friends and old
customers. Mr.. C.'s reputation for
honesty and fair dealing has won for
him name to be envied Cali at |.
Gathers and he will sell you cheap
and good groceries.
The lawn party, given by the ladies
of the Episcopal church last night,
was well attended, and rs usual the
crowd was quite large. The GYPSY
queens were the attraction OF the
evening, and the young men and old
men patronized very freely the
stands kept by these ladies.
The boys had little fun at the city
hall yesterday morning. City attor-
ney Blair said no one ever caught him
spelling word wrong in any of his
documents. just to see how well he
could spell about dozen words were
|
manage to spell two or three right.
The Captain has a dictionary OF his
own, perhaps, and spells words the
way he think they should be spelled.
As soon as the engineer makes n
survey of Austin street so rs TO see
how much ii will cost to have the sur
face drainage and curling put in, AL.
derman Order, chairman of the street
committee, will advertise for bids,
and work will commence at once. 1t
is the intention of the street commit
tee to have the work completed be.
fore the winter rains come on.
1t will be remembered that the
EXAMINER published all account, on
the first OF May last, of the disappear
ance of Willis Grover, carpenter by
trade. On yesterday Mr.. james Me
Enrue received letter from Grover,
who is AT Cleburne. Tie says he is
well and hearty, and has taken an eX-
tensive trip the west. Mr.. McEnrue
will ship Mr.. Growers chest of tools
TO him at Cleburne, where he says he
intends going to work. Growers
family, who reside in Wilkesbarre,
Pa, will no doubt be glad to hear
that he is alive.
| Yesterday morning Sheriff Harris
arrested one Charles Dick, who is
wanted in Austin for MI assault on
his Dick's) wife with intent to muir
murder. The assault took place last
Friday AMI il seems Dick came di-
rectly TO this city, where he Obtained
employment Sheriff NJ. NJ IIornsby
came up in the afternoon and took
Dick back with him last night. There
was some talk of mob taking Dick
and hanging him If he was captured,
so the sheriff thought it best to take
him back ut night.
Occasionally when the city marshal,
assisted by his able corps of police
men, throws his net the catch is
large and yesterday morning proved
to be a bonanza. Eleven unfortunates
"toed" the line as their names were
called and answered to the charges
preferred against them. Martha
Smith. for Offensive conduct. was as
sessed SIS; Geo. C.. Roberts got on Il
So drunk; Bob Mofnhenning, Chris
mot the EXAMINERS john took 81
worth each for drunkenness; Wiley
Edwards took $3.50 worth out of the
same box; 5. N. Jones and J.. l.
Shapnell So each for assault, and T.
b. Stewart $50 for carrying pistol
In reference to Wright sis Wrong
aud the card OF. Mr. Bagby, Mr.: Led
mum, Mr. Battle aud Martin Bros, We
have to say that we had our iniorma
ton from u city officer whose bust
ness it Is to look after such cases, AMI
; from Rev. Mr. Morris of the Uuiver
sity. We have no disposition to dis
: cuss with these gentlemen the policy
of publishing the affair, and bow
with what we trust is a fair degree o
r becoming humility, to their reproo
so nicely conveyed. We simply pub
lished set of facts relating To Il re
markable and unexplained absence
{ and have no apologies TO make. w,
, sincerely trust Prof Wright will re
turn and undo the wrong he has done
We shall give that fact the same pub
licity that we gave the fact of his de
B parture. We trust these gentlemen
will all receive their money in du
time. But whether they do or rot
= our duty as a live paper, giving til
a news, is discharged, aud we have a
ocean already prepared to hold all til
tears we shall weep. just what hi
? not owing the Day cent has to d
y with the propriety of It's not publish
ing the item, we are too obtusu TO b
able to say. ............
/ A choice lot Of new picture frame
!. at the Academy of Art.