The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-13
'RoUNr ABOUT TOWN.

Spring chickens for sale at w. II.
Stills & Co.'S.
The prices of Highlands goods defy
competition from any quarter.
The best M d most complete stock
of building hardware in the city at
Horsiull 4 Cameron's.
w. II. Stills Il Co. keen constantly
on iland good supply of feed,
Geo: w. Mclaughlin has fine lot
OF choice country produce.
BUY cigars from A ii err, and you'll
get reliable goods.
Mr.. Il. Dickey sold clip of 1900
pounds OF wool yesterday for Is cents
per pound.
Horsfull & Cameron's Is headauar
tiers for sheep shears, wool Irvine and
sacks.
Ragland has the finest assortment
of jewelry and watches ever brought
to this market.
Ask for the best, get the best, and
use only the best, and you will smoke
the Richmond Straight Cut Cigar
cite.
The EXAMINER was misinformed
yesterday as regards the time when
Alb. Buchanan's funeral will be
preached. twill not occur until next
Sunday week.
Every iirst.class dealer sells Opera
Pun cigarettes. Avoid injurious imi-
taiions.
The last sleeper on the Texas & st.
Louis road went east yesterday even
ing. IL does not pay and the COM
pany has decided to take the sleepers
of
Commencing with next Sunday
two passenger trains will be run each
way on the Missouri Pacific road. The
new time card has not yet been re-
ceived at this office.
The receipts of wool yesterday were
$4,000 pounds; 7G00pounds of this was
bought BY Branch Watkins in East
Waco. q. ii. Rnndle e. Co. bought
the other 5000 pounds.
Marriage license were issued yes
terday to MIR. Geo. +. Goodall and
Miss Mendoza Davis. The nuptials
will be celebrated on South Second
street this evening.
The wooden mills sewer is finished
After all the pipe was laid last even.
ing Mr.. Farror took all the men into
Stumpenhcuser's saloon on Jack son
street, and treated to keg of beer.
They do say that the reason Louis
Thompson and Gebhardt Beck ar,
going TO Germany is the enforcement
of the Sunday law in this city. Loui
says he can drink beer anytime h,
wants it in the old country.
See the cheap column ad OF Thu
Star Boarding House, Fran kiln street
for table board, with or withou
lodging. The table is supplied will
the best the market affords, and a,
that is asked is "A trial.
Mr.. VIII. Wood met with a seve
accident yesterday. While he
, handling piece of glass he had
misfortune to cut his left tn
which made an ugly and Z
wound.
The EXAMINER returns Til
- Mr. j X. Street for an invi
be present at the Corncrsy
banquet, which will be give
residence OF Mrs. b. i.
South Fourtd street to-day
i. Friedman, the great col
err and chiropodist, is in thu -
will remain few days IL
cures by painless oper alton
soft corns. Charges i
Leave orders at the Taylor
address through the mail.
There will be an ice ere
at the Walton building, Al
on Thursday night, May i
the supervision of the lad
United Friends of I'd
Everybody is most respect
urgently requested to attenl
good time Is assured.
At a meeting of the Ligb
last night, II was decide
company would attend d
campment which takes IL
pasas, June 22-27. Six ~
were added TO the roll,
pany now numbers thi1 t. &
rDJrs, 7sak. aud file; ]
ing to enter the cOntdl
The county commissi T.
yesterday evening, a J.
bills amounting to mel -
session was mostly co.
tending TO road MAJ T.
treasurer j, ID. Wallace
report which shows that
remains In the depository i
the cOunty's credit.
They tell good story on Al d
physician in East Waco, who
see a patient and took a two
beaver hat in pay for his visit.
doctor says he does not wear the 1
because II was present but becau
1t becomes him. Branch Watki
says there is DO telling what will ha
pen during these marrying times"
Mr.. Chas. Warren received a lett
yesterday from Mr.. s. o. Noodle,
Fort Worth, which stated that he h,
written to Gov. Ireland in his beha
Mr.. Noodle said he would do all
his power to help relieve a man wi
had fought through the war, al
lived twcnty-four years after the SO
tence had been passed ON him. III
letter was full of sympathy, al
showed true spirit In the man wi
wanted to do good 10 his fellow-ma
Policeman Knott yesterday Motif,
he workmen who were putting dow
the sidewalk in front of j. ID. Cha6
bers, livery stable, If they did
cease work he would make -
plant against them for violax
sidewalk ordinance, and,
ceaEed. This was done ~
citG ordinance requirel
war on certain streSt
certain matcial
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