The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-19
,ROUND ABOUT TOWN.



You'll always remember that" he said,
And she giggled, well should twitter
You'll give up the habit then right awayY''
And he stroked the golden head;
You'll give up the habit this very dayT'
Yes, Let her go, Smith," she said.
Bright, clear weather again.
Herr keeps all the popular brands
of cigars and cigarettes.
Geo. w. Mclaughlin makes large
sales of groceries because he sells
cheap.
Spring chickens Tor sale at w. r..
Stills Il Co.'S.
All the leading clubs and hotels of
this country and throughout Europe,
have adopted the Richmond Straight
cut cigarettes.
The storm SUNDAY night blew
tree down on the sidewalk in front
of Mr.. Jos. Eikel's residence on Aus
tin avenue.
Every first. class dealer sells Opera
Puff cigarettes. Avoid injurious imi-
tatiOns.
The prices of Ragland's goods defy
competition from any quarter.
The best III d most complete stock
of building hardware in the city at
Horsiull Il Cameron's.
w. II. Stills a. Co. keep constantly
ON hand good supply of feed,
Horsfull Il Cameron's Is headquar-
ters for sheep shears, wool Irvine and
sacks.
Ragland has the finest assortment
of jewelry and watches ever brought
to this market.
If you want real stylish straw
hat and at low price call at d.
llabcrs and got one of them, just re-
ceived per express.
After the morning service at the
First Baptist church, Sunday, four
teen converts were baptized, Rev.
DR.. Burleson, officiating.
Another social event will soon take
place in high life at Perry, Falls coun-
ty. The contracting parties are Mr.
W. Ii. Moser and Miss Nettie Won
Dohlen, of New York.
] The First Baptist Sunday-school
will have their annual picnic OH Sat.
urday, May %: Where they will l. have
Large congregations were present
at all the churches Sunday morning
but the rain at night prevented many
of the pastors from holding any ser
vice at all.
Senator Richard Harrison will de-
liver an address before the Work
mans Mutual Aid association, next
saturday evening, at $ o'clock, at odd
Fellows hall, South Third street
The public generally are invited to
attend,
Mr.. j. See broke ground yester-
day for the erection of Mr.. NJ. Sur
rats brick residence, corner Wash.
ington avenue and Fourteenth streets
II is whispered about in Perry and
Waco that Col Alex Won Schlcum.
bach is soon TO lead TO the altar q
beautiful and blushing widow living
not far from Perry.
The receipts of wool yesterday were
larger than any day OF this season
IL. IL. Randle II Co., received 1890
pounds. The other receipts were
6,l5O pounds, making total of 81, lac
pounds. The prices ranged from IL
To Is cents.
There was another change of SEIZED.
ule on the Texas II st. Louis road
Sunday morning. The passenger
train from the east arrives ut 300 a
~, and leaves for the east AT 7:lS a. m
The trains to Gatesviile will run al
heretofore.
The most eflicacious stimulanis to
excite the appetite are Angostura
Bitters, prepared by DIR. J. q b
Sicgcrt Il Sons. Beware OF counter
feits. Ask your grocer or druggist
for the genuine article.
Street Commissioner Neill was busy
yesterday making repairs on the
Mary street canal. The heavy rains
Saturday afternoon and sunday
night, caused some bad washouts,
but they are all right again. The
canal is finished to Eighth street.
Mr.. f. l.. Reed of Rochester
n. Y, while coming down
ON the train from Fort Worth Sunday
morning lost valuable diamond Sc
out of ring. Up TO last evening hi
had not heard of it.
Mr.. Lee jenkins sold at constable
sale yesterday, a complete outfit TO
Il gambling saloon, consisting of keno
faro, hazard, mustang and chuck-'
luck, tables, cloths and chips. Tn
sale was made to satisfy judgmen
held by Mr.. w. Il, Duproe, and tn
outfit brought only "A small amount.
The Waco Browns are anxious TO
some club to challenge them, or
they can hear ola club within radiu
of 100 miles of Waco who arc willin
to play game of ball for none.
marbles or chalk, they will send theI
IL challenge. l.. Newburg, manager
Waco, Texas, is the address.
, The Light Infantry common &C
drilling last night, and will keep it u
every night, except Saturday an
Sunday nights, until the 22nd OF Jun'
when they will go to Lampasas AM
capture prize. Waco will BIO prou
ofthe Light Infantry.
Grand Bros. continue to run tn
best transfer line any city ever ha'
Besides their omnibusses they haV
, several fine carriages, that can be ha
at any time. Their conductors an
drivers are polite and accommoda
ting. Telephone orders will receiV
prompt attention.
Prof. lIurwood's, A | clippe.
built copper-fastened sail boat, !
missing from its mooring near VI
suspension bridge. Some thief hi
stolen it. George HurwoOd made
trip down the river yesterday lookil
for IL, and il the thief is caught
will be dealt with in way he W
not like. There is n heavy penal
in Texas for stealing boat.
The EXAMINER is in receipt OF
invitation to be present at the l
union of the alumni and ex-cadet
ISOLATION OF the state A. NJ. Cole
at College Station, Texas, Tuesdi
June 2, 1885. The card reads: IA
preciating the benefits and pleasuI
driyed from an annual meeting
= all those Interested is earnestly requi
ted to assist in firm re-organii
ton" The exercise will be re-uni
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