The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-18

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June 18th.
For salc-A good second. hand
piano. a good bargain is offered,
cash or on time. #. Van Dulcr,
music store, Fourth street, opposite
postoilicc
The city cartlnnn is doing good
work in cleaning up the streets. Aus
| tin avenue looks good deal better
since the garbage has been removed.
| Before thu, was done this street was Il
disgrace to the city.
\ Young man in this city bought
seven tickets in the Louisiana state
| lottery. and II is said he has drawn
very LARGE prize. TO be sure lac has
| the money, the ENAMINER will wait
until tomorrow before giving his
name.
| The roof of the Jail is all torn up
and guard stands on top all the
| time watching the prisoners. In Il
| few DAYS the extension of the cage
will he put in and the roof put on the
old and new building. II is certainly
a great improvement over the old
Jail.
The number of patent churns III the |
/. ;. goes away up into the thous-
ands, but the lady who took an egg
heater and bowl of cream, and made
"A pound of fine fresh butter, takes
the lead of all the patent churns ever
invented.
McssrS. James Howard and Fred
Beck have contracted for car load ct
PARROTS, to be shipped to tins citN
from Mexico. They have already en-
gagged II greaSer to interpret for the
narrotts so they can learn TO speak
English in y short while
The Sil,hy manufacturing company
have written to chict :. a. Hogan
asking for name for the new fire en-
- zine. which they are bull
ding for this city. Chlet
Hogan will call mass meeting
of the lircmcu Friday might, and at
that time the boys will select name
y for the engine.
Bart Moore claims the honor of
: having the first car load OF oats ON
the Missouri Pacific track. where IT Is
now and ready for shipment. There
is over 700 bushels in the ear load and
they were raised by Mr.. ChaS. Nnced,
ON the lrice farm, three miles west OF
, the clty.
| a lady stepped into hardware and
! rrockrrV store last evening. ana a
very politc attachc of the house doilcd
his hat, stepped behind the counter
and asked what he could show her
- She said She wanted n dimes worth
of candy. John wilted. and the lady
turned and walked ont of the store
ON account of the Indictment wealth
err Prof kempa did not give any per
formancr AT l'adgitt's Park last even
inc. and rs the University VIII have
their exercises At the opera house 10
.,, night he will not have any entertain
>i mrnt at the Park, but to morrow
IA, niuht and HaturdAv night he W.
ul have his Dorchester out to entertain
the people.
. Where is Lewis; i, the question
asked by several of this rascal
10. bondsmcn. Pope Easter says he wi
'' surnd half what he is worth or cate
him. Bill Jackson says; Oar now;
'r' kuowrd ali the time dat Niger wa
'"' no good. but thought | would 60 o
his bond to help him out II VIII ID
- hard matter for Lewis To get out
Uncle SANS dominion and not e
caught. g..
s., l.. Lewis was seen in thi, eli
Tuesday NIGHT between y and
49,, o'clock bv Wesley holland and /ch
Williams. One man met hln q
North Third street, and the oth'
saw Him OH Jackson street, neal II
ru Missouri Pacific depot. II is thongl
II he left the city ON one OF inc hls'
trains.
Yesterday afternoon, a dispu
arose between Cha7. ~ ARA anu IA n
l., strauss and the former struck u
| al. in thc face " III
ri. fist This happened on Bndt
IS. street, which part OF the r'tN l. u.s. M
- very Guiet. sparta was arrested AL
Z he gave bond for his appearance u
fore Justice K, w. Davis TINS NOR
ing, ..o,.s
Nr Louis Gucnther, who stays
lex. MIR l.emkc's Union house, was oop
. of his watch aud cham lue'da! nv
IIrN' The burglar entered his ROOM on
- second door, aud took the Wa'oh 1T
under his pillow. The watch wa'
yer and the chain was gold'pia'eu'a
q both were valued at sg5' ne VA
also took Mr. G.'s pocketDCok, |
atterward threw il away III the pa
ward. II contained only ID cents
qods watch was a stem-winder auu sue
nd setter. and had the name OF 30
Welsh, engraved in it.
Alta meeting of the board OF hea
last evening a resolution was pas
}. asking the city council to have
and cutters on certain streets paved W
ness, stone. cement or brick, so water '
IND IND run oil after It falls. and not rem
al standing, creating a ce7spool Of IA
fad- ria and filth. The committee
ana" nointcd to examine the proposition
the Waco sanitary COMPANY '
Granted further time to make III
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a. 10y By MIRO. W. Sequin, short-stop for
xY Browns, met with painful ana