The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-12
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The Franklin street engine house il
the best equipped in the state.
"Chew Star" was n conspicuous sigi
that greeted the eyes of every OH,
who walked around the city ycstcr
day. In every place where the ticnd
could make the letters come out bold
there was the sign. .
Poor old Charlie Donahu, of whom
notice was made yesterday morning
died Friday night. A subscription
was taken up among his numerous
white friends, and the remains de
Gently inferred.
! II the sun shines out this morninl
the Waco Browns will go out to tn
driving park tins afternoon and lay OF
their diamond.
Paul kcrkow has not as yet hear,
anything from his horse or buggy.
Read the church notices in to-day
paper, and then attend any one o
them you wish.
The dark, scowling clouds which
arose up zenithward late yesterday
afternoon, made many people believe
/ that Waco would be visited by a cy
/ clone, but II only amounted to COO
nOrthCr and heavy showers of rain.
Yesterday John 4 Walton paid I,
j. w. Mann $4,000 for the Austil
street store house, between Seventh
and Eight streets, just beyond, a
Jones Taylor's store.
All the children who will take par
in the festival at the Episcopal churcl
, to-day hope for fine weather.
John =. Mcllugh, the typographi
cal boxer, has challenged William
Beoham, a Dallas blacksmith, with
fist like n pile-driver, to glove fight
to be fought to a finish. to come of
within three weeks. Mack got knock
cd out of time in this city last year by
one Marx.
AT the main on Bridge street yes.
terday there were five fights between
game chicNcns, and two were killed
On next Saturday there VIII be sew
eral interesting events, aud a large
amount of money will be put up OF
the favorite birds.
Several young men who went fish,
ing up the river last week got caught
on ali island, and were a little Bit
frightened, thinking there was q
heavy rise coming, but in few days
the water fell, and they came back
home without much luck.
The Central Texas Live Stock asso-
citation is grand institution, but
llerz's cigar emporium leads the state
when il comes to furnishing the best
cigars.
Long horns and short horns, all
smoke cigars that were bought at
HERE'S.
Best If everything kept by w. X.
stills ~ Co, grocers, Austin street.
Who are this throng coming down
the street? They are the race men
smoking 1Ierz's cigars.
The Pacific Express company will
sell, at public auction, unclaimed
freight and packages, in the center OF
public square, 10 a. M, Thursday
April l6. Ii IL rains, sale will take
place at No. 275, north side of square
j. Il. STRONG, Agent
The races drew Il large crowd, but
llerz's cigars draw letter than any.
thing.
The prices of Ragland's goods defy
competition from any quarter.
w. Il, Stills Il Co keep constantly
on hand n good supply of feed,
Call and see the Twin Burner gas
cooking stove, aud also the oil LAM
and stove combined, at Barney Field
hake's. They are both models OF
efficiency, ncatness, simplicity and
economy.
Horsfull Il Camcron's is headquar
tiers for best brands of pocket anC
table cutlery
The best ard most complete stocl
of building hardware in the city a
llorsiull Il Camerous.
Mr.. +. Reese has removed his tailor
ing establishment TO his old stand OF
Bridge street where he is selling all
wool cashmere suits nj S2l, and pay
special attention to diving and clean
ing. All his patrons and the publ
generally are requested to call and Sc,
him
Ragland has the finest assOrtmen
of jewelry and watches ever brough
to this market.
DIR. 5. b, Hamlet sells only the fin
est medicines and best drugs.
Send your orders to Geo. w. Nc
Laughlin for the best groceries.
The dudes and gentlemen alike al
smoke Hers cigars.
And the dust filled the eyes of thOs
who went to the races.
The crowd was not so large ycster
day In the city As ii usually is on Sal
urdays.
The view from the grand stand &
the driving park is one of the mos
beautiful in this county.
The children's festival which wa
postponed last Sunday on account {
the rain, will take place at ST. Paul
church this afternoon at 1 O'Clock.
Eleven more sides of meat were di
covered yesterday, near Redic
. Browns house. II was buried und,
= the ground, and was discovered by
dog scratching down deep enough
= gel hold of piete. Redich had IA
2 summer meat laid away; but, ala
l those preseryers of the peace wi
{ break into mans cement
. sometimes.
? DIR. i. II. Caldwell's horse took
: notion TO run away yesterday, NJ
J split Austin street wide open, b
] after running several blocks the o
horse became tired and stopped
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