The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-16

"N"' Jaw puoheioi ohte t,ovO busu-
els.
What will the next sensation be ? is
II question asked by many of our citi-
zens
II is estimated that about 200
'hrcshcrs are running in McLennan
county.
The grand council, United Friends
OF Temperance, will meet in this city
next week.
The lawn party at the Episcopa
church grounds will be the attraction
this evening.
While business is dull our mer-
chants are happy over the bright pros
poets for the fall trade.
The Browns will give the Bremond
club IA tilt on August 18th. The game
will be played in the former city.
One hundred pairs of boys wooden
cashmere knee pants will go this week
for IS cents, worth $3.50, at Levine
Bros.
For Every Ache and Pain. a pana-
ccs can be found in fuckers "Simple
remedies" Money saved; call and see
for yourself
Ice cold soda water and pure fruit
juice syrups at w. A. Williamson II
Co.'S drug store, 400 Austin street.
Try our syrup acid phosphates.
Bee Naun, 4 nynph:du pave, was
tried before Justice II. w. Davis yes
terday and fined 81 and costs for VA
grancy.
One hundred and four teachers were
enrolled in the Summer Normal
school yesterday, and eighty-tive were
in attendance.
Major Moran has sold his famous
jack Major" to Mr.. Waller Baker
for 81 800. This is the finest animal
of its kind in the state.
The teachers of the Summer Nor
nal school will give public enter
tainmeut at the Waco Female college
chapel next Wednesday evening.
The Brazos compress is in first
class fix and is ready for the cotton
season to open. Mr.. Lacy is almost
certain he will press more cotton this
year than ever before.
Jennie Blair has been tried before
Justice II. W. Davis under three dit
ierent charges, for selling beer on
Sunday, and acquitted in each case
The remains of Sim Woods were
taken in charge of by his father and
wife yesterday, and will be buried
this morning at O'Clock at the Firs
Street cemetery.
The lucky man in Waco who had o
one-tlith ticket which drew the 5000,
prize in the Louisiana State LOTTERY
is MIR. A. Il. kierskey. lie has sur,
won the prize, and his friends can nov
congratulate him. Lightning SHOULD
strike Waco occasionally.
In the county court yesterday tn
case of Aultihan Il Co Va. Harris 4
llinchman, was decided in favor u
plaintiff, who were given verdict o
Sl93.lO. Defendants made motion 10
new trial.
Unlaundried shirts-That cclebra
ted unlaundried shirt is down to $50
You know they sold Tor 81 90 all tn
summer. Go to Ii. llaber's and tr,
one.
The beauty of fuckers "Sim pl
Remedies" is, that they are no cheapl,
gotten up compounds-but are strict
~ specifics for each malady, and tn
consumer can always, IL desired, know
just what they are taking.
| Yesterday Constable Lee Jcnkln
arrested man by the name of San
Strauss ON II charge of assault an,
battery. Strauss promptly gave bon,
for his appearance before Justice II
W. Davis.
Colonel Nathan Pattcn has filed
suit in the district court, against III,
Galveston News for $500 damages
charging that paper with publishing I
certain false, sCandalous, malicious ant
lihclous article about him.
The BraZos IL down TO its usual low
water-mark, and tho farmer ant
wood hauler, who reside on the cas-
side are happy because they do no
have any toll TO pay. The suspension
bridge only catches the transient ant
city trade when the river is fordable
Yesterday afternoon u large hors,
attached to one OF John Farley's ic'
wagons made u break as II boy wa
driving him down Franklin street
and ran to the corner of Third, wher
he cut up high didos for several min
utes, but was finally captured AM
placed back in the wagon.
a snake, over two feet long, enter
cd the EXAMINERS composing
room last night at !
o'clock, and created quite CON
motion among the printers. Tn,
devil took an iron slde-stlGk and 500
had the serpenl's head mashed. Tn
reptile Is of tho variety known as
house snake, aud not thought to b
poisonous
Last night, just before the bewitcl
hour of ~, Mr. w. G.. Morris drov
up In front OF the EXAMINER office |
his new band wagon, having the III
cihc quartette VIM. Campbell leade
and their instruments with then
The singers then discoursed sever
beautiful and interesting songs, Will
the music made was perfectly gram
Many thanks, and we hope you wi
, call to see us often. The sercnad
. was appreciated by all.
Drs. q. |. llalbert aud Taylor mad
/ n post-mortem examination ON II
: body of Sim Woods yesterday, an
+ found that the ball had passed throug
. the body just us they had at first al
| ticipated. When the man was fir
E wounded these gentlemen decided
; treat him with opiates to alleviate h
,uilerings, and do what they conl
with other medicines. They wante
to operate on the man, and dcicrmi
he exact course of the bullet, bl
u Woods father objected to 1t, and Il
idea was abandoned. The woundt
man received every attention tro
the doctors, and he was kept und
l no .ai Of