The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-24
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a great bargain in corsets thi
week, at Levine Bros.
WA. Miller keeps constantly oil
hand u good supply of feed.
Best OF everything kept by w. A
Miller, grocer, Austin street
The prices of Highlands goods def,
competition from any quarter.
IL yon want good and reliabl,
smokers articles, 20 TO HERE'S.
Any quantity of newest patterns il
lawns, at only b cents. Levine Bro. 's
a new arrival of boys knee pants
at 81, $l.25 and $3.50, at Levin,
Bros.
The programme at Padgitts parl
to-night Is one which viii entertain
you.
Look at those elegant Linen Din
dies, at ~ cents per yard, at Levin,
Bros.
Poor. men cannot afford to live
without protection. The Il. b. A
oilers the best.
liagland has the finest assortment
ofjeweiry and watches ever brought
to this market.
Why 20 in foreign companies
when you have better organizations
at home-thc very best 4. Is. A.
Collars Collars Collars! 8 cents
10 cents, 10 cents, worth double and
treble the money, at Levine Bros.
just now you can't afford to wait
too long; had better consult at once
fuckers column tor simple remedies
tue monster disease is in the land,
We must reorganizc all our depart
mcnts, 50 look out for extraordinary
doings next week at Levine Bros.
l have moved my Office to Castles Il
Murrisous drug store
W. l.. BARKER, NJ. ID.
Hewitt Is doing an immense bust
ness in the grain line. Five or six
cars are loaded ut this station every
day.
Grain receipts were small ycster-
day. About 1000 bushels OF whea,
and 2,200 bushels of oats being the
total amount.
Ice cold soda water and pure fruit
juice syrups at w. A. Williamson Il
Co.'s drug store, 409 Austin street
Try our syrup acid phosphatos.
The EXAMINER compositors were
remembered by the temperance folks
last night, and a bountiful supply OF
cake was sent TO the office.
Cigarette smokers pre- Ter Opera Puff
because they do not stick to the lips.
The entertainment at Padgitt's park
this evening will be the attraction. Ii
will he given under the auspices OF
the ladies of the Episcopal church.
UDlaundricd shirts-rhat cclebra-
ted unlaundried shirt is down to S5c
You know thy sold Tor Sl.0O all the
summer. Goeto Is. llaber's aud try
one.
Mr.. w. d.. Lacy assures the EXAM.
NER that, Notwithstanding the pur.
chase of the McAllistcr mines by
Gould, coal will be AS cheap II moi
cheaper than last winter.
The Womans' Christian Temperate,
Union will hold their business meet
ing at the residence of Rev. Mr.. Crist
near the corner OF Tenth and Clay
streets, this (Friday) afternoon at 8
o'clock.
Judge w. w. Evans has rendered
his decision IN the bennington insn
rance matter aud granted letters o
administration to MIR. Frank Steiner
of the firm of Stephenson, Tibbs 4
Steiner.
There will not be any meeting o
Waco council tonight, owing TO th
fact that all the members have beef
attending the sessions of the gram
body and have had enough temper
ancc Tor this week.
Do not forget the camp meeting 0
Mastersville, beginning at S:l5 o'cloc
tins evening. The trains will sto
within POO yards of the encampmcn
Sunday services will be especially IL
teresting. AL Christian workers, an
all will be cordially welcomed.
Recollect everyone is invited 10 a
tend the entertainment to he given |
the ladies of the Episcopal church
Padgitt's park this evening. DO n
fail TO attend, and you will be sure
have good time. Strangers in Il
city will especially be looked after,
Two horses attached TO sewn
machine wagon ran away from q
corner of Columbus avenue ~
Sixth streets yesterday morning, al
were stopped at Austin and Fit
streets. One of the horses ran again
an iron bar on sixth street and bro
has shoulder from the effects of viii
il is thought the animal will die.
Mrs. Giles, wife of Mr.. Joe. Gil,
one of the oldest and most respect
citizens of McLennan county, died
her home at Bosqueville yesterdi
evening at 10 O'Clock. Mrs. e.. leav
large circle of relatives and frien
to mourn her loss. The remains "
be Inferred at Bosquoville cemetc
to-day.
The entertainment tonight at I
Waco Female college, given by
normal school, will be very interei
ing aud should be attended by all.
addition TO the programme publish
last Wednesday, Mrs. f. q. Coon
will deliver lecture on the kind'
. garten principle of teaching prima
arithmetic.
Thursdays afternoon session of I
Waco normal school was given to
study of Texas history, The Prin
pal, j. l.. Rodgers, took charge of
school, and reviewed them in I
history from the time of the first s
Elements to the time when slavery
, first introduced. These aiterno
| sessions are becoming very inter'
ing and instructive.
There is Bohemian family, c,
sisting of a mother aud three childr
: living on North Fifth street, outs
the city limits, who are in destit
circumstances. The four were v
n sick yesterday, and they did not h
" anything 10 eat or any place to 81,
Mr.. Barney Feldhake furnished Il
with n stove, and Mr.. ID. 5. Durie I
:. rled out a supply of groceries. ~
could only speak Il few words of
glish, and said they lost all q
household goods by the overt
when they lived In the Brazos
=. tom. If there was any man about
" place he was not seen by the gen
men who took the things out to
m family.
-" lie was from the rural districts,
0 came to the city to be made in