The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-05
ROUND ABOUT Town.

Park thb Sunday afternoon at 8
O'Clock. Admission twenty five cents;
refreshments free.
Fifth Sunday after Trinity.
Plenty of millet seed at Palmer's.
| Husbands insure in the Il. ID. A.
Read our church services to-day.
Il. Is. A, best life insurance In the
world.
Everybody eau attend their own
church to-day.
See fuckers advertisement for the
Lion Drug store.
No night service at the Fifth street
Methodist church tonight.
July is upon us, and we have not
had any real hot weather.
| Cigarette smokers prefer Opera Puff
because they do not stick to the lips.
Try fuckers Neuralgia Lotion, re-
moves worst headache in five minutes.
The prices of highlands goods defy
competition from any quarter.
| Thousands of dollars have been paid
to widows and orphans by the Il. b. A.
Ragland has the finest assortment
of jewelry and watches ever brought
| 10 tlllB market.
The crowds In the city yesterday
were not rs large rs usual on Satur-
day.
Cheapestlife insurance ia the Il. Ii. A.
The fire boys are high in their
praises of the hospitality Of IIillsboro.
! WA. Miller Keeps constantly on
hand u good supply of feed.
! No cigars AT licnry's to-day, but to-
morrow you can buy the finest in the
city al his emporium.
Spring chickens tor sale at W. A
Miller's.
Mrs. Talbot, of Galveston, will lee
ture at Liberal hall this morning ut
the usual hour for services.
Contractor j. ii. Mcneil, is closing
up the work on the addition TO the
Jail.
Waco must not let the golden OPP
portunity slip TO secure the endow-
ments for Waco University.
Best OF everything kept by w. A.
Miller, grocer, Austin street
The services at Fifth street Christian
church continue very interesting. Ev-
cry one is invited to attend.
MIR. NJ. Il. McIaren's fine horse,
"Rsrus," died at the Riverside stables
Friday night.
One hundred pairs of boys wooden
cashmere knee pants will go this week
for as cents, worth $3.50, at Levine
Bros.
o, dear me, II il so warm, but
pshaw, go to b. Habcr's and get me
one Of those nice fans, as he has the
best assortment in the city, and ut a
low price.
For Every Ache and Pain. A pana-
Goa can he found in fuckers "Simplc
remedies Money saved; call and see
for yourself.
A pale and haggard woman, with a
checks, is reclining on a couch suffer-
ing with female trouble. English Fe-
male Bitters will cure her.
The south-bound Missouri Pacific
train due at l:20 this morning, was
abandoned. Particulars could not bc
learned. Our firemen will be at home
to-day at 1905 o'clock.
Ice cold soda water and pure fruit
juice syrups at w. A. Williamson Il
} Co.'s drug store, 400 Austin street.
Try our syrup acid phosphates.
The Ladies' Hebrew Aid Society
will meet at Mrs. |. Shspera's, WASH
ington street, at A O'Clock this after
noon.
There will be services OF especial
interest at the Fifth Street Christian
church, at IL O'Clock this morning, and
. at $3.50 tonight.
: The doors of the Methodist, Bap-
fist, Christian, Cumberland and Pres
: byterian churches will be opened to-
day to those who wish to become con-
nected with either of them. II is UNI
dcrstood this will be done during the
morning service.
Funeral services of lisa Willis will
, be held at New Hope Baptist church
| North Sixth street, this afternoon at
: o'clock. Revs. Griggs, of Dallas
Moore, of Marlin, and Cobb, of Waco
will otiiciate. A large attendance Il
expected from Marlin and Fall
county.
A report gained currency on thu
A streets yesterday that The Litt!t
y Frenchman was dyeing. On investi
CATION, the EXAMINER found that thu
report was only too true! All aroun,
!. him lay evidence of the fact. Coats
= pants, vests, ladies' dresses, plumei
etc, were lying around in confusion
The Little Frencbman remarked: It
have been hyeiag' for 100 years, blu
am not dead yet" lie can be seel
" dyeing daily at his stand on Franklin
aud Sixth.
N Notwithstanding the warm weathe
:" aud the hard times staring the cour
try in the face, people will continu
: TO marry. Since our last report th
e following marriage licenses have bee
q issued by the county clerk: j. 7
Busclark and Miss Fannie Dameroi
7 j. @. Anderson and Miss NJ. A. Al
" deIsOn, Jessie Hawkins and Mi,
Is Plnkie Smith, w. w. Smith and Nil
+ Mamie Ford, w Weichs and Mis-
Amelia Weibusch, Bob Clayton an
Miss Lou Clayton, Thomas Dugclb
and Miss Clara Butler, VIM. II. Law
renee and Miss Leonora a. Vann,
; II. 0lcnfeesh ana Mrs. Stella Hum