The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-07
'ROUNr ABOUT Town,

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be fordablc again.
| The weather looks now very much
like a drouth had struck us.
Spring chickens for sale at W,R,
Stills ~ Co.'S.
The best and most complete stock
of building hardware in the city al
liorsiull Il Cameron's.
The prices of highlands goods defy.
competition from any quarter.
w. II. Stills & Co keep constantly
on hand a good supply Of feed,
Remember A. Herr, when you
want cigars, cigarettes and Tobacco.
Spring chickens at the st. Charles
restaurant. Dine there to-day.
Buy groceries of Geo. w. McLaugh-
lin aud you'll be happy.
| City council meets tonight, and
they will tackle the Sunday law ques-
ton.
Every flrst-class dealer sells Opera
Pull cigarettes. viii not stick to the
lips.
Ragland has the finest assortment,
oil Jewelry and watches ever brought
to this market.
Horsfull Il Cameron's is headquar-
tiers for sheep shears, wool twinc and
sacks.
You will find A. Herr at the old
stand with full line of cigars and to.
bacco.
Go TO hear the wonderful little elo-
cutionist, Jennie Scott Wilson, at
Liberal hall, Friday night.
DIR. Fisher will deliver an address
at Liberal hall tonight. The public
gene rally are invited.
At George w. McLauglin's you
can buy the best and cheapest gro
ceries.
Strawberries, mulberries, and pine
apples for sale AT Miller aud Den
mis-. Call and see them.
The Christian church Sunday school
children and their parents will have Il
picnic at Dripping springs on Satur-
day next.
Garlick sausage, ham sausage, and
Vienna sausage, compressed ham,
Smoked aud picked beef, and tongue,
at Charles Rast's.
The only child OF her age extant
that can hold and audience of mature
,ninds spell bound for an hour and a
| hall with hrr IcUitatiVnS, ioiitu~ 49,
ME Scott Wilson.
The Red Stockings and the East
Wacos will play Il match game of base
ball at DeFrancis' garden, Friday,
May Sth, at $50 p. m. The champion
club viii receive n bat and ball.
The smoker of Richmond Straight
Cut cigarettes will be interested to
know that they are now packed loose
in neat cardboard boxes containing
fifty.
The temperance council had ,
lawn party ut the residence OF Mr.
aud Mrs. Tom T.. Moore, on Franklin
street Tuesday evening. 1t was an eli
iuyablc occasion.
Mr. A. :. Farrar says he "will &c
] there Ely" with his sewer this week
The refuse matter from the woolcl
mills will be emptcd into the Brazo
river Saturday night.
One of the most beautiful bouquet
that the EXAMINER has looked o
this season. waSbrought into the Of
flee Yesterday by Mr. Z. w. JurneA
MIR. j. presented il to the bride cleo
last night.
j. j. Woodward and Miss E. Jone
and ID. l.. Jamison and Miss Ilillie
Shook are parties who obtained ma
riage licenses yesterday. They liN
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Little Miss Jennie Scott Wilso
was at the wedding last night, an
eddSd wUeh tqjhG.G giavPep Opt
pirate selection in congratulation
the bride and groom.
The EXAMINER returns thanks
that estimable lady, Mrs. G. w. JacI
son, Tor bountiful supply of GOO
things which were sent to this Off
from the wedding feast last night.
The EXAMINER is requested to sta
that little Miss Jennie Scott Wilso
will not entertain the people in Lii
cral hall tonight. Tomorrow Or
day) night, was the time appointt
for her to give All entertai
ment.
Il. IIaber announces his new al
fresh arrivals of mems youths al
boys clothing from the best manufa
tory of the United States. New gooc
new styles, n perfect III, and at pric
that cannot be matched. Come al
get one of them and you will
pleased.
J The receipts of wool during 4
past week are $1,000 pounds.
greater part of this went to the Sla
> den-Kirksey wooden mills. PriC
remain firm, as quoted in our CT
markets. The receipts yesterd
were about 5000 pounds. The hil
est price paid this season is seventc
= cents, and this was for lot OF 81
= pounds of extra fine wool.
Two brave and chivalric you
men, Tom II. Wilsford and Herb
Little, armed themselves with brce
3 leaders and hundred cartridges CT
on Tuesday, and HE'D oil to Bos'
- on a grand hunt. They asked I'll
friends what kind of game they W,
ed and how many braces of gu
q plover, etc, their families could
stroy. They intended to bring b
two horseloads. Late in the even
n two men were seen riding down
II alley, and on beng approached 1t
seen they were our Nimrods. 1
killed so much game it all spoiled
fore they could get to the city. i
bert said he thought that pee
~ woods were good to eat until !
~ told him better.
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