The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-30
'RoUND ABOUT Town.

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 is in the land.
See the great sale this week at
Levine Bros.
Aiine of boys knee pants, superior
TO any we have had heretofore. at ST..
Sl'25 and 81 80 per pair, at Levine
Bros.
Ice cold soda water and pure fruit
Juice syrups al w. A. Williamson II
Co.'S drug store, 400 Austin street.
Ir! our syrup acid phosphatos.
Money TO loan in sums of 300 and
upwards on easy terms. w. }. B.
PATTERSON II Co, Waco.
Unlaundried shirts-That celebra-
ted unlanndried shirt Is down TO S5c.
You know thy sold for 81. 90 ali the
summer. Goeto ID. Haber's and try
one.
Poor men cannot afford to live
without protection. The Il. Il. A.
oilers the best.
Ragland has the finest assortment
OF jewelry and watches ever brought
W lnis Ulhfkct.
why 90 in foreign companies
when you have better organizations
at home-the very best Il. d. A.
The Lone Star Guards meet to-
night.
Cigarette smokers prefer Oper Puff
because they do not stick to the lips.
Fathers, insure in the Il. b. A.
Don't 90 in foreign associations.
The open boil maketh the cotton
picker's heart glad.
A cool wind blew from the east 'es-
terday afternoon.
Herr has csgars for the million, a. \
thousands go there 10 buy. r
The city cartman is sprinkling lime
and copcras in places that need disiu-
fecting.
MIR. Sam Houston has opened an
advertising, soliciting, and general
collecting agency.
Try Tony Fausts beer, at Bis
marck's saloon. 1t is the best In the
market.
Grain receipts yesterday were
wheat, 1877 bushels oats, 5,2lS BUSH
els.
The drouth is getting to be monot-
onous, aud the farmer is wishing for
a good, soaking rain.
The following prices are paid for
grain by our buyers: Wheat, 65 TO
~ cents oats, 20 to 2l cents Near
aqua wheat, 40 to Al cents.
The Waco Browns are correspond
ing with the Corsicana bace ball club.
and 1t is thought they will have n
match game of ball in short time.
That terrible odriferous scent that
fills our people with CONSERVATION, is
coperas which the cartman has been
distributing. 1t is healthy and you
need not be afraid of it.
There will be large attendance at
the lawn party given by the ladies OF
St. Pauls guild at the Episcopal
church grounds tonight.
The Texarkana and Corsicana base
ball clubs will cross bats in the latter
city on Wednesday and Thursday
August 9Th and 9th. Both these clubs
play good games, and they will maxi
it interesting for all those who at.
tend.
II II has not rained in Waco tn,
counties surrounding us are getting
the benefits of the good showers, AM
that is good for this city, rs we expee
to handle cotton Just as we did las
ycar--from the Trinity on the east L
the Colorado on the west.
several business houses in this cit
will adopt the plan of w. n. Grand q.
! Co., and when they want cunnectio
with another business house, wi
send D. small boy with note to th
central telephone Office and as
them to please connect. 1t WORK
4 like charm.
AT IL O'Clock at night, Waco is il
deed quiet city. Only two or tire
saloons are opened after that hou
and the streets are deserted. A fe
/, men sit around in front of the hotel
y and the omnibusses and carriages z,
n ing and coming to the night train
u are about the only signs of life seen.
d Major Wiley Jones was in the cit
Is yesterday and invited few frient
d, out TO his camp on the Bosquc, whe
l he intends having dance to-da
"a Those who attend may expect
G. shuttle around on the ground whc
e. saw dust has been spread.
}, In the city court yestecday NOR
ing the following fines were impose
Ruby Lylse, Alice Edwards and Fla
ed ny Estes were called Migrants and
: EHobn't6oR Of too much red liou,
was assessed So, aud John mot soil
q Mnldoon, was taxed So for the sal
oilense.
, Mr.. Frank Lowry is IN receipt o.
7. letter from Nj. II. Amonett, at POI
land, Oregon, who says he will I
m turn to Texas ~ soon rs he can raj
: the amount requisite to travel c
Ss Amonctt says he is working in d
: harvest field for $l.5O per day, al
, this is good wages in that counti
There have been too many imR
grants gone out to that country, al
As they cannot find anything to do.
d. Yesterday Il wagon drove up
p front of the EXAMINER office and
!" negro man commenced lifting son
- thing out oft. The curiosity or eve
one was excited, and when the neg
Strengthened his body, a watermelc
little smaller than beer key, "
helped to the top OF the wagon b,
II was present to the office from \
o. Darwin, who raised IL on the &C
Wet farm, six miles southeast of /
N city, and tipped the beam at the S,
eniy-two pound mark. dany than
TO our friend for this remembrance
In the county court yesterday,
= case of j. 4. Wilson, an appeal FRI
the city court came to trial The
PENDANT was charged with selling b,
on Sunday TO men who were eating
en- his restaurant table. In the city co.
Mr. Wilson was fined 800 by ju
and he took an appeal TO the coui
court, where the jury assessed his fl
N. at $50. MIR. WIS counsel will mt
Tor II new trial, and If they fail to
it, will appeal to the district col
The case will DO watched with nj