The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-21
ROUND ABOUT Town.

Levine Bros. are receiving thei
all and winter supply Of goods,
New corn sold ON the streets yester
day for thirty cents per bushcl.
Opera Pun Is the best smoking to
bacco in the state"
The prices of Ragland's goods def,
competition from any quarter
Fresh groceries constantly ON han,
at |. Gathers.
Every train brings people to Wac,
who will make their homes among us
Poor men cannot afford to liv,
without protection. I lie Il. Ii. "A
offers the best.
Raglaud has the finest assortmen
of jewelry and watches ever brough
to this market.
Fathers, insure in the 4. II. A
Don't go in foreign associations.
Call at the Academy of Art and se'
the latest work IN photos. II eXccli
all past efforts.
Remember you can talk prohibition
with more comfort while you arc
smoking one of llcrz's cigars.
Mr.. Joel Robinson was fined So NJ d
costs Yesterday before Justice.R. W,
Davis for an assault.
If you want something handsome in
table knives. carycrs, or scissors, call
on l1orsfull II Cameron. New goods
Just received.
Unlaundried shirts-That celcbra-
led unlaundried shirt is down To S5c.
You know thy sold Tor 800 all the
summer. Goeto Il. Habcr's and try
one.
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 laud.
Money to loan in sums OF 800 aud
upwards on easy terms. W.J. Il. Pat
terson n Co., Waco.
The sun-burned child of Africa and
the local politician and statesman
stand ON the street corners and dis
cuss prohibition.
Every copy of the EXAMINER con-
tanning Senator Cokc's speech, was
sold yesterday in n few minutes after
they left the press.
Threatening clouds hung around
yesterday like wreathcs of Grape on
buildings in New York city during
Grants funeral, but nary large drop
of rain fell.
There will be mite meeting of the
First Baptist Sunday school at the
residence of General Tom Harrison
on South Fourth street tonight.
Walter Downs Ants. and George
Conter's Pros. base ball clubs will
have math game on the circus
grounds next Saturday afternoon.
Some one put whisky in the ice
water at the court house last night.
The man who did il may think 1t was
Il sharp trick, but in the eyes of de-
cent people IL seems dirty indeed.
The city cartman dumped about Il
barrel of lime in that cess-pool on the
corner of Washington and Fourth
streets yesterday. The nuisance is
now abatcd.
frankie jackson, a white woman
who was fined for vagrancy few
days ago. was taken to the Darwin
farm yesterday, where she will work
out her line.
The Light Infantry are expecting
Colonel Smith, aid-de-camp ON Gov
crnor lrcland's stall, to drop IN ON
them in a few days and inspect the
company. They are ready 10 meet
| him
Captain Stephen Turner and Mr..
George NJ. Jarvis will commence
work in East Waco this morning
taking the topography of the country
so as TO make a map Tor the Missouri
Pacific railway.
Work was commenced on The lower
ford yesterday under instructions OF
Alderman Order, chairman of the
street committee. The banks will be
cut down 50 wagons can cross there
when the water is low.
Paul Bagley preached in the center
OF the square last night TO n good
audience, and announced that he
would speak at the same time and
place tonight. Subject 10 night ::
"Thou art the Christ, the son of the
living God"
Five bales of new cotton from
Limestone county came in last night
The farmers in counties adjoining
Waco have not forgotten the good
prices they received for their cotton
last year, and they will come to see us
again. They will get better prices
here than any other city in Texas.
ayes" said tie colored anti-prohi.
bition orator, "dcse probationists tust
made us quit shotin' craps, den day
passed de Sundy law; now day want
TO vote whisky out; and they will
want vote to make niggcrs quit
eatin' w6termilyuns.n
The following telegram came over
the wires from Corsicana yesterday to
prominent railroad official "Telc-
phone Tray. Jones we are com ing on
special, and will arrive in Waco AT
5 p. H.; have bucket of red paint
ready" Signed; "Condon, Sherwood
and Helm"
While the excitement of the prohi-
bition campaign lasts there will be II
great many barbecues and picnics ald
Messrs w. IL. Mclaughlin would like
10 notify the public that they have II
large lot of young, fat chickens which
are splendid for such occasions.
Z X. Brown and Belle Williams,
two highly colorod citizens OF McLcn-
nan county, applied ut the county
clerks Office yesterday, and after
making the usual affidavit, they pro-
cured marriage license. Forthwith
proceeding TO Judge w. w. Evans
they asked him 10 make them one
The judge told Brown TO put ON d
coat, and not he married ia his shirl
sleeves. Brown replied: Boss, VI
amt got time 10 get amy coat; dii
gals MANN, is after us, aud We wan
to he married right now" They wer,
married, and went away happy. III,
nanny appeared little too late.
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Clear brains ana Thorough work
+ The latter Is impossible without the fOrmcl
, Either l. una ttainAlle with exhausted merry,
aud deranged physical forces. Nplhing can =,