The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-25
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.


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A stranger stood by Jerseys beach
Aud watched the mAidens bath and screech;
Iheli cheeks seemed crimson cherries,
Their hair was such stunning shade
That he In admiration said,
''iiow sweet are those straw berriesl"
you, You. re- % your base small boy cried
Aud, pointing To the woman.
| As tlambeau.like their tresses fiamed
lie energetcAlly exclaimed
''Them's red-haired girls In swimming"
Chicken feed at X. N. Palmer's.
Let Texans Insure IN the 4. Is. A.
buy your groceries at |. Gathers.
Opera Pun Is the best smoking to-
bacco In the state"
The prices of highlands goods defy
competition from any quarter.
Fresh groceries constantly on hand
at |. Gathers.
! Ladies buy fine perfumery and fan e.
| cy articles at Old Corner Drug Store.
Poor men cannot afford to live
without protection. The Il. b. a..
offers the best.
There was fine rain at Holland
Saturday night.
Wagons coming in after cotton
pickors will now take the place of the
"milyun" arts.
Smokers prefer Opera Pull because
they do not stick TO the lips.
Bartlett and Granger both received
their first bale of cotton yesterday.
Try Here cigars, and be convinced
that he keeps the best in the city.
The funeral of Captain Tom j..
Selman Sunday was one of the largest
ever seen in Waco.
Waco is to have circulating library
in short while. MIR. w. IL. Watkins
is TO head the enterprise.
In one house in this city there are
twcnty-one voters, and nineteen of
them will vote the anti ticket.
Ragland has the finest assortment
ofjewelry and watches ever brought
to this market.
Fathers, insure in the L. b. A.
Don't go in foreign associations.
If you want something handsome in
table knives, carycrs, or scissors, cali
on llorsiull ~ Cameron. New goods
Just received.
Unlaundried shirts-That celebra-
ted unlaundricd shirt is down to Soc.
You know thy sold Tor 81 90 all the
summer. Gocto B. Ilabcr'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 land.
Money 10 loan In sums of 300 and
upwards on easy terms. WI. Il. Pat
tersOn ~ Co.. Waco.
Everybody who is fond of a real
good cigar, should try the brand that
Is storming the country-"lle-no--
for sale by Castles a. Morrison.
Buy pure, fresh drugs ut Old Cor
ner Drug Store at lowest cash prices.
Our facilities for rcplcnishing stock
is unsurpassed.
The Academy of Art leads the state
III superior photo work. You eau
find pictures on exhibition in galli-
cries all over Texas thai were made
and finished in this house.
The antrs say they have heard the
song Of u Swami in this city, and ii is
not the song of Il dying swan, either.
Mrs. Rebecca Schmid has filed Pc
tition in the district court against her
husband, Max. Schmid, praying for a
divorce.
Judge Gerald is in receipt of Il
telegram from Mrs. Roger Q. Mills,
stating that the Colonel Is i'll, confined
to his bed, and cannot get here before
Saturday. He expects to be here OH
Saturday.
W. l.. Prather laid upon our table
yesterday magnificent pear OF the
LaCarile variety, grown in his garden
in this city. TWAS superb.
When the EXAMINER reporter
asked Shell Hogan for the theme OF
his speech at Eddy, Saturday last,
John Dyer answered and said Shelly
dwelt OH "glittering generaliiies."
The colored prohibitionists had q
large and enthusiastic meeting at the
courthouse Sunday afternoon. Hon.
W. X. Homan made them speech,
and no doubt converted many of the
ants. ~
After reading DIR. CAROLS blast al
Senator Coke, Colonel Il Z. Wood
ward said that DIR. Carroll had read
the story of David and Goliath SO
often, that he had dcluded himself
the idea that any pigny can shay II
giant. O..
A long line of carriages carrying
the Borrowing friends Of MIR. and
Mrs. Ed. Rotan followed the remains
oil little Ned to lakewood yesterday.
God comfort the stricken parents, the
brothers and sisters of the little one.
The Citizens National bank was
closed yesterday out of respect for
Master Ned Rotan, whose death oc-
CURED Sunday night. Mr.. Ed. Rotali,
| father OF the deceased, is one OF the
directors of the bank.
AS west bound freight train on the
4. II st. l.. was pulling onto the
bridge across the Brazos river Satur-
day night, four cars Jumped the rails
aud tho track was badly torn up. No
one was hurt, but the wreck caused u
delay In the west bound passenger
train OF seven hours.
The lady correspondent who sent
the EXAMINER communication OH
prohibition last week, writes again
but rs her name did not accompany
the manuscript, the letter cannot be
published. The name is not wanted
for publication, but for faith in the
writer. ..,
The north bound Missouri Paciii,
passenger train on Sunday Afternoon
ran over COW few miles north o
llillsborO, and the front trucks on tn,
tender jumped the track. The acct
dent caused delay of about ten min
utcs, when the train proceeded reach
! ing Fort Worth on time.
There will be lawn party musical
given by the choir of the Austin Stree
> Presbyterian church, assisted by othe
n local talent, at Padgilts Park on Tue,
s day evening, August IS, at $ o'clocl
Admission % cents; children 10 cent
A The entertainment is given for til
f purpose of assisting in purchasing II
/. organ for the church.
ii Someone turned on fire alari
y Sunday night at IL o'clock, In lc,
" than four minutes after the first Ia
n of the bell the truck, hose carrial
r and engine were AT the corner
: Austin and Ninth streets, and Il