The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-10
'ROUND ABOUT TOWN,
"Siinple remedies"


Wonder if he will come TO Waco?
Best of everything kept by w. r.
Stills Il Co, grocers. Austin street
The prices of highlands goods defy
competition from any quarter
All the iron for the addition
TO the jail has been received and is
placed in the Jail yard.
Send your orders to Geo. w. Nc
Laughlin for groceries and country
produce.
Remember the old reliable Herr
when You want the best tobacco and
cigars.
When the military has II lawn party.
verybody should attend. You will
spend o ;,ieasai 4 evening.
Ask Frank oily about that beau
tiful bouquet he received per express
yesterday. II is indeed lovely one.
| Every first class dealer sells Opcra
Pun cigarettes. Avoid injurious imi-
taiions.
Ragland has the finest assortment
OF jewelry and watches ever brought
to this market.
| stop that diarrhoeal You can do
it by using one of fuckers "simplc
remedies"
| lie academy ofart rooms have been
rcstockcd, reiittcd and opened up as
beautiful as ever, and, as in the past,
he sure not to forget the Light In.
iantry's lawn party at padgitts park
this evening.
Attend the lawn party at padgitrs
park this evening. The soldier boys,
IN their nniforms,will act a. hosts, and
every one will have gay time.
The wool receipts yesterday were
Ibl,U 900 pounds. Prices remain I'M
changed, but the chances are they
will take little jump very soon.
The water main which is laid on
the bottom of the river is bursted,
and the East Waco people are without
a supply of water.
There is talk OF recognizing the
old Modoc base ball club, which was
the champion of the state in 1873
There are several members of the
club now in Waco.
The Browns have sent challenge
Ia the Bolton Blues Offering to play
them for $3.50 n side and halfthe gate
receipts. The gamers to be either at
Bolton or Waco.
| Early yesterday morning there was
every appearance of rain, but after
the sun came up the heavy clouds
were dispclled, and the day was a
scorchcr.
The EXAMINER wrote something
about Mr.. llolbrook's "apricotsr be-
ing "beauties," and the typo in his
darkness made ii read stop, you
brute!'
| Tho fnntraI co,nnonv hava pna1n
all their arra' gcments to establish a
ticket Office IN the New McClelland
hotel and II will be in operation iu Il
few days.
a somewhat unusual fruit was laid
on our table yesterday morning. They
were ripe figs of extraordinary size
ana delicious in nature. They were
grown on the new farm of Mrs. Kirk
patrick across the river.
The board of trustees will meet in
BRENNAN next Tuesday TO consult on
the great question of the removal of
Baylor university. Several towns
will put in bids for the location. Has
Waco anything TO say?
Trains on the main line of the II. Il
L. {. are now running across the
washouts below Bryan, but on ac-
count of haying.to pass slowly over
this place, they are few minutes be-
hind time.
II is hot, aud we have Mr.. Tom d.
Hays word for II. Tom said road
lizard attempted TO run over pile OF
lumber in his yard and ii melted and
run down on the sides OF the boards
Wesley Dantorth, the cOlored man
who was stabbed by lsh Berry Friday
night, was resting easy last evening
The doctors say he is not yet out OF
danger.
If Mr.. J. L. Wilson gains his case
in the recorders court this morning
il is said all the leading saloons in the
city will open restaurants and serve
liquid refreshments to their guests
on Sunday.
The case against j. Il. Wilson
charged with violating the Sunday
law by serving beer to guests in his
restaurant ON Sunday last, will be
tried before his honor, Recorder
Brinkerhoil, this morning.
Exempt" is the only word to be
used on the leather medal which jim
Howard and Eek Campbell are having
! made for John W. Cutler. After
John told the yarn about II one-armet
base ball catcl or, the boys think h'
ought to be exempted.
Pianos and organs tuned and re
paired and satisfaction guaranteed
!, instruments sold on easy payments
Call and examine. n. Nanduler
dealer in pianos and organs, Fourth
street opposite l.. o.
i A lawn party will be given at tn,
residence of Mrs. II. W. lusk, oil
North Third street, Thursday evening
Tor the benefit of the Ladies Aid so
cicty. Fifth Street Methodist church
Friends of the church aud the publ
> generally are invited to attend.
Mr.. JAS. Neclc, of Austin, has iilc'
' n suit in the district court against I'll,
MisSori Pacific and Nj. IL. n Il. rail
, ways claiming i'll substance damage
I amounting TO Sl4 800, which said roa
beds caused by stopping the flow O
water and washing his lumber an
damaging his compress and machir
!, cry.
J., Drenk McLennan. n county convic
who mas been working on the Darwi
farm made his escape lew days ag'
After he came from work in I'll
evening Mr.. Dorwin let him cool o
before locking him up for the nigh
when he went TO look for Drenk i
was gone, and he carried II good pa
(. of shackles with him.
A good many of our fire boys wi
s. go TO Temple on the 20, to help eel
70 brate the fourth anniversary of tn
growing city. The Tcmpleites kno
how to entertain their guests, and O
visitors may expect to have n roy
time while they are with these GOO
people.
:, Sunday afternoon, Willie Remin
~ tnu a small how wog stau