The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-18

Fine California and Texas honey
Just received ut w. ii. McLaughlin.s.
Go and take your choice.
Justice Il. W. David tried A. Rosen-
fcldt yesterday and fined him 81 and
costs for cursing and swearing in
public place.
Yesterday a stranger in the city set
his watch by VIM. Highlands wooden
sign, which hangs In front of his jew
elry establishment ON the avenue.
The grain elevator, at the corner of
First and Jackson streets, Is being
painted in good, lasting color. Col.
Early says he is fixing up for Sam
Jones meeting.
The editor of the EXAMINER is in
deb,ed to the Alumni Association
Waco University for an invitation to
attend the banqu,t TO be given. Friday,
June 18th.
For sale-A good secondhand
piano. A good bargain is offered,
cash or ON time. +. Van Duzer,
music store, Fourth street, opposite
postoiiice.
The city cartman is doing good
work in cleaning up the streets. Aus
tin avenue looks a good deal better
since the garbage has been removed.
Before this was done this street was
disgrace to the city.
A Young man in this city bought
seven tickets in the Louisiana State
lottery, and IT Is said he has drawn a
very large prize. To be sure he has
tie money, the EXAMINER will wait
until tomorrow before giving his
name.
The roof of the Jail Is all tern up
and a guard stands on top all the
time watching the prisoners. In a
few days the extension of the cage
will be put in and the roof put on the
old and new building. 1t is certainly
great improvement over the OLD
Jail.
The number of patent churns in the
u. s. goes away up into the thous-
ands, but the lady who took an egg
heater and bowl of cream, and made
"a pound of fine, fresh butter, takes
the lead of all the patent churns ever
invented.
| Messrs. James Howard and Fred
Beck have contracted for a car load o.
PARROTS, to be shipped to this. city
from Mexico. They have already en-
gagged Il greaser to interpret for tn
PARROTS so they can learn TO spear
English in n short while.
The Silsby manufacturing company
have written to chief 5. A. Hogal
asking for name for the new fire en-
: gine, which o. they are bun
ding for this city. Chic
Hogan will call mass meetin
of the iiremen Friday night, and g
that time the boys will select nam
: for the engine.
Bart Moore claims the honor O
. having the first car load OF oats o
the Missouri Pacific track, where II
= now and ready for shipment. Ihei
is over 700 bushels in the car load an
they were raised by Mr.. Chas. Snee'
on the Trice farm, three miles west
l the city.
A lady stepped into n hardware al
: crockery store last evening, anu
livery polite attachc of the house dofi'
his hat, stepped behind the count
and asked what he could show he
= She said she wanted dimes wor
of candy. John wilted, and the la'
turned aud walked out of the stor
On account of the Indictment weat
or Prof. Kempa did not give any p'
Torrance at Padgitts Park last eve
ing, and as the University will ha
:, their exercises at the opera house
IS night he will not have any entertai
Il, ment at the Park, but to-morrf
u, night and Haturdav night he W
iii hive his Dorchester out to enterts
the people.
u Where is Lewis? is the questi
asked by several OF this rascal
!, lbondsmen. Pope Easter says he "
:" spend half what he is worth or cal
him. Bill Jackson says: Oar, now
". knowed all the time dat niger v
M no good, but thought would go
- his bond to help him out" Twill
hard matter for Lewis to got out
Uncle Sans dominion and not
caught. m
Tuesday night between IL and
=, O'Clock by Wesley Moland and u
Williams. One man met him
. North Third. street, and the OF
saw him oil Jackson street, near
ru Missouri Pacific depot. 1t Is thou
n he left the city on one OF the ID
trains.
Yesterday afternoon, a dist
=. arose between Chas. Sparta ana
~ Strauss, and the former struck
Ps' latter a severe blow in the lace v
his fist. This happened on Brl
~. street, which part of the city is ust
- very quiet. Sparta was arrested
!. he gave bond for his appearance
fore Justice II. w. Davis this M
ing.
MIR. Louis Guenther, who sta,
lex. Mr.. Lemke's Union house, was ol
of his watch and cham Tuesday n
it~' The burglar entered his room, oil
= second toor, and took the watch
under his pillow. The watch wa
yer aud the chain was gold-plated
n both were valued ut $26. The
also took Mr.. G.'s pocketbook
afterward threw IL away In the
ward. IL contained only 10 cents.
'oods watch was a stem-winder and
mai mai setter. and had the name of ,
Welsh, engraved In 1t.
At meeting of the board of h
last evening resolution was p
y asking the city council to hay
. ana cutters on certain streets paved
mesa Stone. cement or brick, so water
,end RIM oil after II falls. and not :,
mis-, standing, creating cesspool OF
lf-ad- ria and filth. The commltte
n'nau pointed TO examine the proposit
the Waco sanitary company,
- granted further time TO make
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