The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-29
'ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Spring chickens for sale at w, Il.
Stills a. Co.'s.
Buck beer ice cold, at the st.
Charles.
Best IF everything kept by w. II
stills n Co., grocers, Austin street.
The best paints, oils and varnishcs
can be had ut DR.. $. b. IIamletts.
The State Teachers ASSOCIATION will
meet in Waco on Tuesday, June 3Oth.
The best and most complete stock
of building hardware in the city ut
llorsiull ~ Cameron's.
Remember DIR. s. b. Hamletts il
the place to get prescriptions filled.
The prices of Highlands goods defy.
competition from euy quarter.
W. II. Silis Il Co. keep constantly
on hand good supply of feed,
| a change of programme every day
al the ST. Charles free lunch.
There is a movement on foot TO
have a prohibition meeting in this
cit at an carly day.
| Painters were busy yesterday Civ
ing the roof of the oil mills IN East
Waco coat of red lead and oil.
Geo. W. Mclaughlin keeps all
kinds of country produce. Send
your orders TO him.
The pay ear on the Central went
MOTT yesterday, and paid of all EN-.
ployes from Ross Station to Albany
Every ilrst-class dealer sells Opera
Puff cigarettes. viii not stick to tho
lips.
Ragland has the finest assortment
of jCwclry and watches ever brought
TO this market.
Hlorsiull ~ Cameron's is headquar,
tiers for sheep shears, wool Irvine and
sacks.
All the boys buy their cigars from
4. Herr. lie sells the best in the
city.
a mass meeting of the citizens Wi
be held in a few days TO take som,
measures in regard TO asking til,
council TO enforce the Sunday law.
All the leading clubs and hotels OF
this country and throughout Europ,
have adopted the Richmond Straight
Cut Cigarettes.
just received, at Charles Rasrs
half car load of double eagle flour
roller patent, which is now Offered
for sale at bottom figures.
Mr.. O'kccfe's railroad outfit passe,
through the city yesterday en- rout,
to the Santa Fc extension. The,
came from Paul Bremond's road il
Eastern Texas.
The nuptials of Mr.. Clay Clark an,
Miss Clara David will be celebrated n
st. Paul's church this evening a
$3.50 O'Clock. Rev. Francis II. Starr vii
oiliciatc.
Rev. q. Estrem, of Minnesota, vii
preach Mt the Lutheran church, OF
north Tenth street, this "wednesday
evening at & O'clock. The public gen
orally are invited.
Call aud see the Twin Burner "a
cooking stove, and also the oil lam
and stove combined, at Barney Field
hakc's. They are both models q
efficiency, ncatness, simplicity an
economy.
The "Bourgeois is the name of
base ball club which is TO be organize
by the EXAMINER compositors. No'
LET the Day compositors organize tn
"Brevicrs," and Wen have matcl
game of ball.
Sheriff Harris carries walk I'M
cane which he got at the exposition
and on the side is carved an alligator
II is u good representation of tn
saurian lying on log basking in tn
sun.
A very large and beautiful bouquC
adorns the editors table in the EXAS
INER sanctum. The flowers wer
culled and arranged by Miss Inc
Wemple. Many thanks for this token
Newspaper men know how TO apprl
ciate such favors.
"Mama, think the spinal vertebri
of the frigid season have received
severe fracture" remarked a llig
School girl to her mother. "Ses," re
marked the old lady, ~ eXpecte
your father would hurt that dog wht
he threw the poker at it,
The fire boy will have the chan
pion band when they get their instrl
mcnts. They have good material an
a hall TO meet in without paying rem
All of those who are members ar
residents of the city, and will stick I
the organization. Mr.. John Wol
sham has written for pricc-lists of II
ST. uments.
The members Of the African MethC
dist Episcopal church have been run
ming n bazar in the Elgin building, o.
Fourth street, for the past two night
Rev. Il. w. Rogers says the rcceip,
have been very good, and the attont
ancc large. They are trying to rails
enough money to pay of the churc
debt.
Last night Policeman Knott caugl
two very small.sized coons with tw
bags filed with coal, which they WEI
Juggling home, When asked whei
they got IL they replied where NJ
Grand had spilled it out ON III
ground. On marching them over
the stable, aud when Mr.. q. started
take the coal away, one OF the lit
fellows said ; "lIOld on, dar; "
: didn't steal all dat coal from NJ
Grand; we got some of II from di
church house over dar." They wei
locked up in the city zereba.
The Leading Question
| q 80 anon. Al. taIt.