The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-09

Nl',1Ou pounds. Our huNrr~ are pay
ln% the best prices aud thi- will soon
Inc raised about the country. then we
mlN except our receipts TO bc heavier
than ever before.
DR. y. Iiedlearn has purchased the
Buuham Land and Live Stock COM
panN : clip oi wool. paying nineteen
ana quarter cents per pound for it,.
! M Is the best price paId wool in the
Waco market.
Remember the lawn party to be
given 10y the Light Infantry io-mor.
row night and every young and Old
person in the city should be sure and
attend. They intend that the event
,hall be one OF enjoyment tor every
body.
superintendent Scdbcrry will, take
up the switch on Washington street.
between Fourth and Fifth streets. and
pat down u straight line. Cars will
run from each end of the line, and
meet al this switch
The floods which inundated part of
this city two weeks ago have gone
abroad greatly exaggerated Letters
are constantly coming 10 parties liv-
ing here from friends abroad. asking
II their houses were flooded. and if
the whole city was under water.
Lorrna Will be- the Phillip where
the Waco Browns and Bolton Blues
will play their next game. The Wa
COS believe they can beat the Bcton's
md they never intend To give il up
until they are satisfied; and we sup
pose Bolton ia willing.
In.
thai have liIeda suit in the district
cou against DR., .lo. :. Willis claim
iue ; .9G5 e. aS damages for having
goods 10 that amount ruined at the
time the wind blew the top OF their
warehouse of and the rain camciu ON
them. y citation ha, been served on
pr Willis. Damaged goods were as
Sc~,cd 10y two di.Intcrc>tcd parties.
y sneak thief entered Mr. Ed. IN
mans residence, Hap Columbus street
sunday night and robbed Ed of his
pants, vest and new hat There was
about sixty or seventy cent, i'm the
pant, pocket. The thief also got Mr..
lis watch; lie affected an entrance
by rolling barrel rear the window
and alter opening the blinds. climbed
iato the bed room.
The EXAMINER has made every
effort to find ont something about the
Tom NarnCli yarn, and it now turns
| ont that il was co ID. On Satur-
| day night hundreds of people in this
city believed it, and dispatches were
sent TO the Galveston News and
Houston Post about it. There i, one
| thing sure. and that is, Tom Narncll
viii not always escape the vigilance
of the officers. and when lac is captured
il will he IA Joyous day fer central
| Texas
Two leather medals were awarded
Yesterday to Mcssrs. Eek Campbell
aud James NJ. Howard Eck's medal
read 80 Z, 1850. awarded TO Eek Camp,
bell, has. throttlc-handlcr OF Waco.
| This was presented by John W. Cut
Ter. The other read little different,
which said the state of Texas and
was presented by the committee ON
deep water OF which Jim is chair
man.
We take a great deal of pleasure in
referring TO the advertiser mt of Cc-
lar Bluff Female College which M
| pears in our columns this morning
| pr,f Cohrll fine president il NOW in
hr civ md we recommend him and
lis institution 10 any who may intend
~ ,' 90. Of for school prof Cabrll ne.
connonio. tho vouno lo1ir. 70 tbc in.
.,i,mt;nn and rctrrn- Win ,hcm when
,h ,' '.o..iom !, aver Thn rnllc@r i. in
,no conm,,r and recriyr. mo- puriIs
'"' ' S,,'i hnarJ in thn INSTITUTION
L., nr r"' arc mnJrratc and adyan-
,a a ,,nii,mt T.isIooI,n. may he
LII l., ,aIln,', a., III. ntir.
''' nnc ,hi"" il,at VA. mar Joyronthe
.,. o"u ,",,s at W"rn F.n,oIs CnIlcg,
| -. i7orJa,. tnronnou created .o.9e
,n,rrimcnt and r,usrl a very small
lid IA receive y treat deal Of artcn-