The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-12
,ROUND ABOUT TOWN.


competition from any quarter.
See fuckers address in another
column.
Spring chickens for sale at w. r..
Sill & Cos.
"Winter Strain" lard, cheap, at w.
l. fuckers Lion drug store.
w. II. Stills a. Co. keep constantly on
hand good supply of feed.
Herr has the finest brands of cigars,
and he sells them.
All the finest aud freshest groceries
in the city at Geo. w. McLaughlin's.
Best OF everything kept by W. X.
Stills Il Co, grocers, Austin street
Ninety-nine on the west side Of
buildings in the shade yesterday,
ninety .iOur in n breeze.
Every iirst-class dealer sells Opera
Puff cigarettes. Avoid injurious imi-
tationA
Ragland has the finest assortment
of jewelry and watches ever brought
TO this market.
Stop that diarrhocal You can do
1t by using one of fuckers "simplc
remedies"
Waco Academy of Art Is the lead
ing and only strictly iirst-class art
gallery in the city.
John lIardwick, charged with dis
turbing the peace, was fined 81 aud
costs ilJustice j. +. Davis court yes
terday. lie gave notice OF appeal.
a sample Of wheat from Mr.. James
X. liobinson's farm is on exhibition AT
the Waco state bank. Tina heads are
very fine, and it is said will average
twenty-five bushels per acre.
About 100000 feet of lumber,
which washed away from the yards
in East Waco during the flood, lodged
on the banks of the Brazos in the
Harrison farm about twelve miles be.
low the city.
The neatcst turnouls III the CITY,
carriages, buggies and saddle horses
at the Wiley Jones stables. Special
attention paid to horses placed with
us for board. JAS. L. EdAN Il Co.
Pianos aud organs tuned aud re-
paired and satisfaction guaranteed.
Instruments sold on easy payments.
Call aud examine. f. NanDuzcr,
dealer in pianos and organs, Fourth
street opposite L o.
Mr.. w. |. Barrett received n tcle.
gram from Rev. Sam Jones yesterday
which stated that he would he in
Waco on saturday, June 20. lie did
not state what time his services would
begin, but it is supposed they will
commence the day following. Rev.
Mr.. Jones is now in Atlanta, Ga.
In the city court yesterday the fol-
| lowing fines were imposed: Andrew
Bowman, drunk So; George Ann
Johnson. obstrepcrous conduct. $3.50;
Chas. knoblauch, assault, 50: Chas. Il.
Brown, two cases, fast driving, 81 in
toxication, 81 30.
| The examination at Waco l'niycr-
sity begins to-day. Primary and pre-.
| paratory students will be examined
during the day, and their exhibition
will be tonight. Parents and friends,
go and encourage the young people
VIII Matthews, who IL charged
with rape. had preliminary hearing
before Justice Il. ". Davis ycster day
and his bond was fixed at $1,000. Fail.
ing to give this he was rcmanded IL
Jail.
The EXAMINER city editors table i.
adorned by beautiful bouquet OF
lovely flowers. They were sent to
the Office by Mrs. ;. l.. lIurwood, and
they are certainly rare collection
Many, many thanks to the lady fOI
her kind remembrance.
Bart Moore is in receipt of a carload
of rock salt from the mines in Louis
lana, and is selling il out very cheaI
to stoCkmcn and butchers. This sail
is of the purcst quality. and is used
for many purposes. GOto IIart's stor,
and take look at il, and while there
you can purchase anything you want
in the geOccry line.
Mr.. Richard Behling, Il German VIII,
has been on Bart MoOrc's ranch,
during the past year, died at the resi-
dencc of Rev. Mr.. TreHgGr, on SOutl
Third street yesterday morning ut ;
O'Clock. Mr. Bchling was taken sicl
sometime ago and was brought to tn,
city for treatment. lie was about 3,
years OF age aud leaves Young wife
The funeral will take place Mt II
o'clock tlii, morning. lntOrment a
Oakwood cemetery.
The Dallas Herald of Wcdncsda
contains the following: mir. j. W
Brooks, of Waco. n passenger on las
evenings 1880 east bound train. me
with very painful accident by
window of the coach falling and an
putatlng the end of finger OF his LEI
hand. lie suffered intense pain. II
went to the drug store of lliokoN 4
llcarnc and DR.. X. II. Jones drcssc,
the wound". II will be remembers
that Mr.. Brooks left this city on Tue,
day last to visit his children in Men
phis, Tenn.
A respectable and appreciativ
audience greeted Mrs. Saxon in tn
Female college chapel last evening
The lady spoke for more than all hou
on the subject of temperance and pre-
hibitiOn. She did not run in the oil
ruts that speakers so often do, bu
branched of and made a telling Ice
ture, and advanced many new idea
on the temperance reform movement
Mrs. Saxon is fine speaker, and ell
tertains her audience from the tim
she appears on the rostrum until sh
closes the lecture.
There was IA Methodist sociable n
the residence of Mrs. II. W. Lush las
evening. The grounds are on beau
tiiul slope, and from the summit yo
can breathe the fresh Zcphyrs fror
the prairieS, that sweep over the top
of houses and bring the perfume {
the summer clover. Chinese lantern
glimmercd everywhere, casting shaC
ows of the many visitors who sough
pleasure in the scene and the retresl
ing ice cream. The ladies reaped
, harvest from the occasion and SCENE
] TO enjoy it us much rs their guests.
Notice.
he il known to all concerned, tn,
. the county commissioners court ,