The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-28
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
Plenty OF millet seed Al palmor,a.

oprinB cnickenb lOr sale al w. A
Miller's.
Protection iu the L. d. A. secured
at cost based on mortality.
Best of everything kept by w. A.
Miller, grocer, Austin street
The prices of Ragland's goods defy
competition from any quarter.
WA. Miller keeps constantly on
hand good supply of feed.
Just now you can't afford to- wait
too long; had better consult at once
fuckers column for simple remedies,
the monster disease ia In the land.
See the great sale this week at
Levine Bros.
Aline of boys knee pants, superior
TO any we have had heretofore, at 81,
Sl.25 and 81 80 per pair, at Levine
Bros.
Ice cold soda water and pure fruit
juice syrups at w. A. Williamson n
Co.'S drug store, 400 Austin street.
Try our syrup acid phosphates.
Money TO loan in sums of $500 and
upwards ON easy terms. w. j. b.
PATTERSON ~ Co, Waco.
Unlaundried shirts-That cclcbra-
ted unlaundricd shirt is down TO Soc.
You know thy sold tor 800 all he
summer. Goeto b. Ilaber's and try
one.
Fathers, insure in the T. b. A.
Don't go In foreign associations.
Poor men cannot afford to live
without protection. The L. b. A.
offers the best
Ragland has the finest assortment
of jewelry and watches ever brought
TO this market.
Why go in foreign companies
when you have better organizations
at home--the very best 4. b. A.
The cd rise in the Brazos has ran out
and now the water looks beautiful
and clear.
Cigarette smokers prefer Opcr Puff
because they do not stick to the lips.
made ready to cut the ileecy staple
away from the seeds.
Now is the time to buy cigars from
A. Herr, while times are dull and
prices are low.
Shcaf oats sold yesterday at $40 per
ton, and new fodder at Sl,25 per hun
dred bundles or $40 per ton.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will have lawn party at the church
grounds, North Fifth street, on Thurs
day night.
The EXAMINER is uudar obligations
to DIR. q. G. McGregor Tor some very
fine peaches of the Chinese Cling
variety.
AT the Trinity NJ. L. church Sunday
night memorial services were held in
honor of General Grant. Rev. A. A.
llorner delivered a eulogy on the life
of the great aud good man.
Miss Hattie, daugher of Rev.
Stephen Cobb, of this city, has again
been selected us a teacher in the col
Ored public school at Temple, posi-
ton which she has filed with much
credit TO herself during the past year.
Reports come from Little Tehua-
cana that cattle are dying with dis
ease known AS dry murrain. When
attacked they commence bleeding at
the nose and il never stops until they
are dead.
Sunday afternoon the wind blew In
great gusts from the south and II
cloud of dust swept over the city,
creeping into every crack and crevice,
aud filling our citizens full of disgust
and sand.
Chief Hogan is having the stalls for
the horses in the Franklin street ell
gine house fixed up, and hereafter
when fire breaks out the boys can
save two or three minutes in hitching
up the horses.
The oity's sign on the south Fifth
street bridge, which reads, "Five dol
lars fine for riding or driving over
this bridge faster than walk" is en-
tirely too low. II Is almost impossi-
BILE for All omnibus TO go under IL or u
hay wagon to pass.
The Intelligent compositor made
the EXAMINER say Sunday morning
that Mrs. j. NJ. Howard was very sick
with neuralgia. jim says this is II
little previous, and he has not yet
made Mrs. HIS acquaintance, but the
prospects are he will soon be bene-
dict.
On Saturday, Professor j. ii. Hur-
wood, of the White Flower green
house, placed the editor of the EXAM.
INER under deep obligations for Il
basket of the choicest flowers we have
ever seen in this latitude at this sea.
son of the year. We hardly know
which TO admire most, the gorgeous
ness of the flowers or the artistic
taste of the arrangement.
| About 9:45 O'Clock last night, some
Joker OF questionable taste set fire to
IA small pile of garbage lying in the
alley back of the State Central Bank
| building An alarm nf hro WINS thsi
ring, but before the engines got to
the scene some parties in the Iron
Front saloon had extinguished the
blaze with couple OF buckets Of
water.
Mr. Walter Cage, aged Sugars
died at his residence on South Third
street Sunday ut noon. The remains
were shipped via the NJ. +. yesterday
morning to Saundersville, Tenn.
| where they will be inferred in the
family burying ground, aud were ac
companied by Mrs. M. &. Cage, mother
of the deceased, Miss Fannie Cage, q
sister, Mr.. james Cage, brother
aud Miss Mary Douglas.
Messrs. Cameron, Castles Il Storey
are making some changes in their i'm.
mense grocery house, corner Fourth
and Washington streets. The Office
is being moved to the west side of the
building, ana the sample room, Wnlch
is also connected with the Office, is
made double the size of the old one
The immense business which thi,
house is doing caused them to make
the changes SO they can have room to
work in.
There were between POO and 30t
members and friends of the w. II. q
club at the drivingpark Sunday after
noon, and the day was pleasant!
spent In recreation and pleasure
Among the amusements was foo
race between Messrs. Doc iloggset
and Chas. Sequin. The distance GOV
cred was one mile, around the rae
course, and was won by Mr.. Sequin
time-six minutes. On next Sunda,
the members OF the w. +. g. gun cluI
will have a shooting match, and Their