The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-04
'ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

The receipts of wool yesterda,
were $4,000 pounds.
The base ball boys all went [,
llerz's for their cigars.
winter Strain" lard, cheap, at w
l. fuckers Lion drug store.
w. X. Stills Il Co. keep constantly OF
hand good supply of feed.
All the Bolton boys left for Their
home at l:2o O'Clock this morning.
Chickens cholera cure, 20 cents q
package at Castles Il Morrison's.
Best OF everything kept by w. Il
Sills " Co., groccrs, Austin street
The prices of highlands goods defy
competition from any quarter.
Best lard and machine oil at Castles
II Morrison's old corner drug store.
The walls OF an old boarding house
on "Soup Row." East Waco, has fallen
in.
The implement dealers are having a
good run and sell great many ma.
chimes.
The temperance folks when they
have an entertainment never fail to
draw crowd.
Every first.class dealer sells Opera
Pun cigarettes. Avoid injurious imi.
taiions.
Ragland has the finest assortmcu,
OF jewelry and watches ever brought
TO this market.
stop that diarrhoea! You can dc
1t by using one of fuckers "slmplc
remedies"
Marshall Il Heard, will be the name
OF the new firm composed of John +
Marshall aud Walter Heard.
a team of sixteen members of Tn,
Light Infantry have been elected &c
drill for the prize ut Lampasas.
III you want real stylish straw
nat and at a low price call at Il
llaber's and got one of them, Just re.
ceived per express.
Connection was made ycsterda,
with the gas pipe on the Temporary
bridge, and now the citizens of East
Waco will have light again.
The Waco Red Stockings left last
night for Bolton where they will play
u game of base ball to-day with the
Bolton club. The stakes are $50 side
for the championship.
Yesterday afternoon Messrs. Mar.
shall n Heard commenced moving
their groceries in the house recently
occupied by Mossrs. Eikle a. Brcu
stcdt, on Austin Avenue.
The streets in East Waco are in {
bad condition, and in many place,
they are almost impossible. One man
with team and scraper, was at worl
yesterday filling the bad holes Oh Elm
street
| Contractor Geo. f. Oglesby left
yesterday for the Rusk pcnitentiar,
having in charge thirteen convicted
prisoners. From Waco he took, Ed
Busby, Luara Mullins and Eliza Jan,
| Thompson.
Capt. j. w. Scdbury and Mr.. Ed
totan are having some excellent worl
done on the street railway line oil
Eighth street. A new crossing ha
also been put in over the Missouri
Pacific at the Jackson street crossing
Eugene Raymond, who was riding
on top of the street car, returnin.
from the driving park yesterday al.
iernoon, was dragged off by II tele
phone wire, on the corner of fifth an,
Washington. Fortunately he was no
hurt
Alderman Mobley, chairman of tn
committe ON police, will recommen,
TO the council tonight the necessit,
OF having three mounted police, g
the city can be thoroughly patrolled-
in the suburbs as well as the bushes
part of the town.
The EXAMINER compositors retur
thanks TO Misses Bette and Matti
Davidson, May Corbin and Maggi
Taylor, who sent to the Office NV
fine cakes last evening from the ten
pcrancc supper. These young ladiC
know how the toilcr at night, so dcal
ly appreciates such tokens OF kint
nesscs from the fair sex.
Yesterday at noon Mr. j, Il. Ston
appeared before Justice Il. w. Davi
and swore ont distress warrant tO
1857 against MIR. +. w. Vesey, whic
amount the former gentleman claim
the latter owes him for rent. Up I
late in the afternoon the warrant ha
not been served.
In the recorders court yestcrda
morning Mr.. James !. Moore wa
tried for using language that wonl
cause an assault. After the witnesse
were examined Mr.. Moore was honol
ably acquitted, as IL was clearl
proven that the language he used wa
not calculated TO produce an aSsaul
Yesterday afternoon about 4 o'cloc
small boy named Henry Morris, va
fishing in Barron's branch at til
Third street bridge, when lie misso
his footing and fell into the watt
which was nearly ten feet deep. Cap