The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-28
,ROUND ABOUT TOWN.


weather indications.
wAsHiSoTos August27. Indications for the
west gulf states Light local rains, variable
winds becoming southorly, and slight rise In
temperature.
Chicken feed al H. N. Palmer's.
Let Texans insure IN the L. b. A.
Buy your groceries at |. Gathers.
The prices of Highlands goods defy
competition from any quarter.
Fresh groceries constantly ON hand
at |. Gathers.
Poor men cannot afford TO live
without protection. The Il. b. A.
offers the best
Cotton receipts yesterday were 80
bales; TO date, 1856 bales.
Smokers prefer Opera Puff because
they do not stick TO the lips.
Ragland has the finest assortment
of jewelry and watches ever brought
to this market.
Fathers, insure in the 4. b. A.
Don't go in foreign associations.
If you want something handsome in
table knives, carvers, or scissors, cali
on Horsfull II Cameron. New goods
Just received.
Unlaundried shirts-That cclcbra-
ted unlaundried shirt is down TO Soc.
You know thy sold Tor 800 all the
summer. Goeto b. llaber's and try
one.
Everybody who is fond OF real
good cigar, should try the brand that
Is storming the couutry-"lie-nop-
for sale by Castles Il Morrison.
The Academy of Art leads the state
in superior photo work. You eau
find pictures on exhibition in GALL
cries all over Texas that were made
and finished in this house.
Charles Rast has just received u
large assortment OF fine toilet soaps,
shaving soaps, cologne, hair oil, combs
and pipes. which will be sold very
cheap. Don't forget the place, No.
600 Austin street, corner of Sixth.
Herr ranks ahead oil them all when
IL comes to the finest brands Of to-
bacco and cigars.
2 Mr.. j. II. Barrett has returned to
the city and again taken charge of his
photograph gallery ON Fifth street.
a 5-year-old coon. attired like one
of RaphaePs chcrubs, held the boards
on South Fifth street yesterday after.
noon.
Mcssrs. Trips Il kemcndo are NOV
ing their goods from the store build
ing on the avenue TO the Walker
building, on Franklin street.
Colonel Ed. Gurley's horse is gone.
lie says he is out on "local option"
The colonel wants him TO get away
on after the election, and will pay for
him,
Mcssrs. NJ. N. Rosenthal and j. A.
Solomon have purchased from Mr..
w. X Birmingham the store-housc on
the plaza occupied by Joel Robinson,
paying the sum of "a 800 therefore.
The sureties who are ON 5. l.. Lew
is bond, are talking of giving him up
to the United States authorities.
Lewis is II prohibitionist, and that
weighs heavily against him among his
own color.
Mr.. Oscar johnson, the cookbook
ing and gentlemanly clerk nj Hers.
was busy yesterday giving out to-
bacco to those who had received u
postal card telling them to come and
get u piece of Cocoa.
Since George Winter has been ill.,
carcerated in the jail, on charge OF
swindling, his faithful wife has been
doing all in her feeble power to secure
surcties for his bond, which was
placed at $500. One gentleman, who
Is a prominent citizen, offered TO make
the bond yesterday, but rs he did not
own any real estate IN Texas, the
county attorney could not take him
on the bond. II is thought the bond
will be fixed up in a few days, AS VIM
ter has friends working for him.
Attention is called TO the card of
Prof. j. Il. Strother, published else
where, announcing that he will take
charge of Lorcna Academy. Prof.
STROLLER has been n teacher IN Waco
for twcncy-four years, and when
asked il any references should be
given, said ago out on the street, and
and ask the first man you meet, aud
will except what he says rs AL thor
ity." a man who can refer to All ch-
tire community as TO his character
and ability need have no fears of sue
cess.
The members of the Presbyterian
church choir desire to re-
turn their thanks to the
generous friends who so kindly
aided them in their lawn musicale, last
Tuesday at Padgitts Park. To the
members of the choirs OF other con
gregations of our city, protestant and
lsraelitc, TO those who furnished re-
freshments and the ladies who served
them, to the friend who lent us her
elegant instrument, TO the gentlemen
who rendered us such effective ser
vice, TO the select and sympathetic All
dicnce that filed our concert hall and
whose appreciative attention and ap-
provsl so greatly contributed TO make
our entertainment Il pleasure, 10 each
and all OF these we desire TO tender
this open aud grateful expression.