The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-07

Geo. w. Mclaughlin rctalls only the
best groceries.
Remember the lawn party Wednes.
day evening.
lie sure and attend the lawn part,
Wednesday evening.
County court adjourned yesterday
until the first Monday in July.
Every first class dealer sells Opera
Pun cigarettes. Avoid injurious imi
taiions.
Ragland has the finest assortment
of jewelry and watches ever brought
TO this market.
Stop that diarrhoea! You can dc
ii by using one of fuckers "simplc
remedies"
The EXAMINER Office will he re.
moved tomorrow to Nos. BIS and 500
Austin avenue.
The chin Spaces" and browns
cross bats at the base ball grounds to.
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The lawn party to be given by the
Light Infantry Wednesday night
promises TO be social event of the
season
II you want a real stylish straw
hat and Mt low price call at b
llabcr's and got one ofthem, just re.
ceivcd per express.
Mcssrs. Lcssing, Solomon Il Roscn.
thai shipped out yesterday for Bos
ton abont &C 900 pounds of wool val
ucd at almost $4,000.
Rev. Sam Jones opens his services
in this city June 2lst, and not Oh the
10Th rs has been reported by other
parties.
Messrs. Eaton, Guinan Il Co. have
gone out the retail business entire
ly. They will deal in groceries AT
wholesale only.
1T. Rev. 4. NJ. ID. Ward, ID. d., vii
preach at Paul Quin college, East
Waco, at II o'clock this morning. The
public are invited 10 attend.
The Blocker clip of wool, from Go
linda, was received in this city yestcr.
day and stored away. Mr.. Bart Moore
has charge of il, and the whole
amounts to nearly 5000 pounds.
MIR. Phil BAIL has nineteen young
hooking birds. in three large cages
in the rear OF his barber shop OH Aus
tin avenue. When the birds begin tC
sing Phil will have music sure enough
The Examiner returns thanks to the
+. Van Duzer for copy.of "Magno'
| liza Nocturne," an instrumental piece
of his own composition, also Richard
Stokes when the Stars are shining
Waco Red Stockins, colored base
ball club, of this city, have been in
Bolton two days playing match games
of ball with the Bolton club. The re-
suit was Friday: Waco, 20; Belton,l II
Saturday, Waco, 81; Bolton, 20.
The academy ofart rooms have bccl
rcstockod, reiitted aud opened up "a
beautiful rs ever, and, as in the past
will continue TO be the leading anC
lirst-class art rooms in the city.
Wesley Danforth, the colored mar
who was stabbed by lsh Berry Fri
day night, was resting very well yes
tcrday. If the wound is serious il
will be known to-day or tomorrow
then inflammation takes place.
The plans for n new bridge across
Waco creek, on South Fifth street, art
in the hands OF Alderman Speight
II is to be sixty foot iron span
double track, for foot passengers and
wagons. The span viii be on stone
abuttments, and tho bridge will he two
feet higher than the old one was
The EXAMINER returns thanks tC
Mrs. A. j. Moore for a plate of nice
cake she sent to the office last night
The samples are excellent, and ther,
was a variety to sample.
The old Fifth street bridge on Waco
creek, which was washed away by the
flood, has been placed across the crcel
at Third street, and that passway il
now open for travel.
Last night. about II o'clock, littl,
racket occurred at the Palace salooi
between two parties, whose name
could not be learned. One struck thu
other, who at once made tracks aroun'
the corner. Beyond broken pane o
glass, and perhaps a sprained nose
no damage resulted.
MI. f. o. Helm, steward of tn
blind asylum in Austin, arrived in IN
city yesterday afternoon, having il
his charge thirteen blind children
They were going to their severa
homes and all stopped over here las
night. Some of them go east an,
some 90 west on the 4. Il st. l.. road
They will leave to-day.
Rev. $. ID. Russell, editor OF tn
Herald of Truth, published at Dallai
is in the city, and has been attcndin
the exercises at Paul Quin collog
which commenced on Thursday las
Rev Russell is an intelligent colore'
man, and his paper does credit I
himself and his race.
BE il known to all concerned, tina
| the county commissioners court q
McLennan county, Texas will CON
menco and sit as board of equalizi
ton on the end day OF June, 1888, he
ginning at 10 O'Clock u. IN TO receiN
all the assessment lists or books
the assessor of McLennan count!
Texas, for their inspection, correction
equalization and approval,
Witness: }. W. Baker, clerk of tn
county court of McLcunan count.
and ex-olllcio clerk of the commission
ers court of Mcl.cnnan county.
Given under my hand and seal {
office this 9th day of June, 1855, j. v
Baker, clerk county court McLenna
county and ex-otllcio clerk COMM
sioners court, McLennan county Te'
as.
Messrs. Poage, McGrcgor & O
are making arrangements to driv
several hundred of cattle TO Abilen
where they have made large sale
parties who wanted the cattle deli'
cred at that point. These gentleme
also intend to make drive TO Ne
Mexico this summer.
MIR. james NJ. Howard, Chairman