The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-28

Inc people whisper below their breath.
The prospect Is so alarming.
The finest cigars in the city at A.
Herz's.
Have prescriptions filed at DIR. S.
ID. IIamletts.
The pay car on tho Central went
north to Albany yesterday morning.
Best of everything kept by w. Il.
Stills 81 Co, grocers, Austin street.
Warranted large German millet
seed at ID. 5. Duric Il Bros grocery,
55i Austin street.
Call and see the Twin Burner gas
cooking stove, and also the oil lamp
and stove combined. at Barney Field
hake's. They are both models of
efficiency, neatness, simplicity and
economy.
Horsfull & Camcron's is hcadquar-
tiers for best brands of pocket and
table cutlery.
Who ever heard of the like? W. II
birmingham, selling nice top buggics
at 1880. Also one os L. NJ. Milicr's
fine top buggies for $l75.
just received Mt w. i. Martin *
Bros. Il full line of fine baby carriages.
They are the nobbiest things out
Prices all that can be asked for. See
them soon.
w II. Birmingham has On route a
car load Of the finest carriages and
phactons ever brought to Waco. 1t
will pay you to wait and see them.
w. II. Kcllum Il Sons new
carriages have arrived, and are to be
had Mt the Riveside stables. Terms
moderate.
The best and most complete stock
of building hardware in the city at
llorsiull ~ Cameron's.
If You are going TO paint, buy all
necessary articles at DIR. 5. II. HAM
let's.
Some thief raidcd Mr. George w.
lIewctts stable Thursday night and
stole two horses.
Buy only the best groceries, and
call at Geo. w. McLaughlin's for
them.
The furniture at the Anderson fur
niturc store has not been closed out
yet. Give Bud n call.
The base ball boys are slow about
organizing. Waco should have a
good club for 1855.
Major j. a. Ilaynic has but down
flrst-class wooden side walk in front
of his buildings on South Eighth
street.
Last call-All those interested in
the formation of base ball club
will meet on the circus grounds this
afternoon ut 4 clock
Warren Austin, colored, will be
tried before Judge II. W Davis this
morning for carrying very large
sized siX-shootcr.
The iron for the vault for the dis
trict clerks office is unloaded ut the
court house, and VIII be placed in po-
sition in few days.
All the candidates are requested 10
meet in the city council chamber this
afternoon at 3 O'Clock to make ar
engagements about printing tickets TOR
the election.
April 9TH will be big day in Waco.
The city election comes off, the Cen
trail Texas cattlemen's association
meets. and il is the opening day of the
races.
The EXAMINER returns thanks to
the committee for an invitation and
ticket to the second grand ball to be
given by Ilillsboro hook and ladder
company nj the opera house in that
city, Monday, April 6.
The McLennm county teachers as
sociatiou will hold its regular month
ly session at Waco Female College at
IL o'clock to-day. A very interesting
programme has been arranged of sub
iects for discussion.
The front of the kirkpatrick house
has received new coat of red paint,
and is being penciled oil in white,
which gives il a very neat appear
alce.
There was no sleeper attached TO
the south bound Missouri Pacific pas
senger train yesterday. 1t left the
track in the Indian territory and the
conductor came of and left il there.
The train came in on time.
Mr.. +. Reese has removed his tailor
ing establishment to his old stand OH
Bridge street whore he Is selling all
wool cashmere suits at S2l, and pays
special attention to diving and clean
ing. All his patrons and the public
generally are requested TO call and sec
him
/ Mr.. W. II Lcdnum has removed his
millinery establishment to the store
formerly occupied by Mrs Grand, on
the plaza. Mrs. Parton will continue
to conduct the business. A full line
of spring goods aIe en- route.
Fresh country and Kansas butter,
eggs and full line of staple and fancy
groceries, at Charles Rasts, Sixth and
| Austin. Y. L. Williams old stand.
| Albert Jones and katic Williams,
two colorcd individuals, procured a
license yesterday and went over to
Justice j. Il. Davis court room and lac
made them man aud wife. Albert
gave the Judge 81 %, all the money lac
had, aud they went their way rcjoic.
.ng,
1t Is sometimes customary for the
preacher. the Judge, or whoever II
may bc, that marries a couple, TO kiss
the bride, when the man docs moi
have money enough TO pay for the
ceremony. This was omitted yestcr-
day by certain justice, who was Will
ing TO take II small fee and let the
bride go.
The liremen of llillsboro will Civ,
n ball on Monday evening, April 9th
1885, and have invited the members
of Rescue hook and ladder compan!
of this city. Mr.. W. S. Plmket, pres
ident of the company will call "A meet
ing in few days and see how many
of the boys will want 10 go up there
Who ever goes ARE assured ola mo
time.
Mcssrs. win Morris aud Fred Bccl
! were riding up Foul III street Thurs