The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-03
;RoUND ABOUT TOWN.

Courthouse tonight.
Plenty of millet seed at Palmer's.
| Husbands insure in the Il. b. A.
Miller n Stills keep constantly on
hand good supply of feed.
| Il. Ii. A., best life insurance In the
world.
See fuckers advertisement for the
Lion Drug store.
Spring chickens TOR sale at Miller
Il stills.
The finest shoe dressing In the
world, for sale ut Sanger Bros.
| Remember the lawn party on the
Episcopal church grounds this eve
ming.
Remember the mass meeting to-
night.
Before going TO hear Senator Coke
speak tonight, buy your cigars at
| Herz's.
The largest corn crop ever raised in
McLcnnan county is now an assured
fact.
Every citizen in Waco should turn
out tonight and hear our great sena.
tor speak.
Ragland has the finest assortment
ofjewclry and watches ever brought
TO this market.
Best of everything kept by Miller
* Stills groccrs, Austin street
The prices of highlands goods defy
competition from any quarter.
Thousands of dollars have been paid
to widows and'orphans by the L. b. A.
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.
Heavy rains fell south OF the city
yesterday Farmers will soon begin
TO say they have enough rain.
A pile of burning trash in tho Third
ward caused the fire department TO
turn out at o'clock yesterday after
noon.
One hundred pairs of boys wooden
cashmere knee pants will 20 this week
for "a cents, worth $3.50, at Levine
Bros.
For Every Ache and Rain. A pana-
cea can be found In fuckers simple
remedies" Money saved; call and see
for yourself.
q, dear me, IL Is so warm but
pshaw, go to naber's and get me one
Of those nice fans, rs he has the best
assortment in the city, and al low
p:ice.
Church Fulton gave bond yesterday
and the officers released him from Gus
tody.
There will be services at the Fifth
Street Christian church tonight. The
ordinance of baptism will BIO admin
istercd at the close of the service.
| The TeXarkana Lumber company
have sold out their entire stock to
WIN. Cameron Il Co. The yard will
remain on Third street, and Mr.. Il. ID.
Hays will be retained in his present
position.
Workmen commenced tearing away
the fences around the Goldstcin prop
erty, on the corner of Franklin and
Fourth streets, last afternoon. The
purchasers of this property have not
got great while to get all the build
ings oil of the ground.
Mrs. Isabel L. Dyett has filed in the
United States circuit court suit
against the Waco Farm, Travis +.
Jones and VIM. III. Jones, claiming
$4,000 as shares which she has paid
into the corporation. Plaintiff also
asks that trustee be appointed for
said farm.
AT mass meeting OF the iremen
held at their hall last evening, it was
} decided that they would leave in u
body this aftein noon at 400 o'clock for
! Hillsboro. They will take the Orien-
tai cornet band along TO make music
for them.
AT Padgitt's Park, tomorrow, (Sat.
/ urday) two concerts will be given by
the famous kenpa Ladies' Orchestra
!. one at 4 o'clock and the second at S;3l
). o'clock. Balloon ascension in both
concerts, Admission for the after
noon concert 10 cents only; tor the
evening concert 25 cents. After the
evening entertainment there will be ,
: grand ball. ....lE
The picnic and tournament, o
which previous notice has been mad,
In the EXAMINER, came of July LIST a
4 the mouth OF Hog creek. Mr.. w. l.
Haley took the first prize and Messrs
j. +. and X, l.. Hannah took the soeon,
and third prizes. There was verl
= large crowd in attendance and ever
one had q good time. .t.
The display made by the freme
last evening was witnessed by tn
A State Teachers Assertion and sew
eral hundred citizens. A run wa
made from the engine house to tn
corner of Austin street and the plaz,
J. where the ladders were put on tn
Sturgis and Downs buildings. Thre
streams of water were thrown an
the Water company showed its eff
ciecncy by giving good pressure. Tn
N great pump has lately undergone
thorough overhauling, and IL is nov
i in iirst-class condition
o The concert given by the Kemp
Ladies' Orchestra at Padgitts Par
lrst night was triumph. The oil
ehestra pieces played were simpl
!. perfect. The variation, "God Pr,
4 serve the Emperor" performed b
. Miss Eva Kempa, created quite a
uproar. Miss Helene, on her violiI
cello, is unique in resembling the h,
. man voice, and Herr Pieczonka, Ii
/ famous composer, showed himself NJ
only frst-olass violinist, but also on
of the finest pianists we have ev'
heard.
| 10 Il In ID