The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-13

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west gulf states; Local rains; variable winds;
slight rise In temperature
Chicken feed AT II. n. Palmer's.
Let Texans insure in the \. Il. A.
Buy your groceries at |. Gathers.
No one can hsndle the babies in all
operating gallery like Mrs. Delno.
The prices of highlands goods defy
competition from any quarter.
Fresh groceries constantly ON hand
at |. Gathers.
Poor men cannot afford TO live
without protection. The L. Ii. A.
offers the best.
Ragland has the finest assortment
of jewelry and watches ever brought
to this market.
Fathers, insure in the Il. B. A.
Don't go in foreign associations.
The bulk of the small grain has
been shipped out of thr county.
The anti-prohibiticnists will have
their say at the court house tonight.
Members OF the fire department
band are learning very rapidly:
Herr is not in the election, but he
sells cigars and tobacco to both fac
tons.
The city councilmen meet in extra
session tonight to transact unfinished
business.
Each succeeding day will be twin
sister of yesterday until IL turns cool
or rains.
People who want TO sleep these hot
nights do not go TO bed until II late
hour.
A few farmers seem to think that
the cotton crop will not be as large as
that of last year.
From indications the pending con-
vass will be the hottest contest Me-
Lehman county ever had.
Everybody who is interested in the
price of coal should read with care
Mr. W. ID. Laccy's advertisement.
Call at the Academy of Art and see
the latest work III photos. Ii cxccls
all past efforts.
Just now you can't afford TO wait
too long; had better consult at once
fuckers column Tor simple remedies,
the monster disease is in the land.
Mr.. w. A. Miller is the groceryman
of Austin street. Everything fresh
and new. Country produce kept con
stantly on hand.
If you want something handsome in
table knives, carvers, or scissors, cali
on llorsiull n Cameron. New goods
Just received.
Unlaundried shirts-That celcbra-
ted unlaundried shirt is down to She
You know thy sold Tor 81 90 all the
summer. Goeto ID. llaber's and try
one.
Morrison and Drake. the accused
stage robbers, will have preliminary
hearing before United States Com.
missioner Finks to-day.
There Is an old Texan living in the
city. who prophecies that we vii
have rain on the 10th of August. lie;
ii come by all means.
The Days suggestion for sum
mcr hotel on Dickey Hin is II gooC
one The levels show that it is near
ly $50 feet higher than the publi
plaza.
Yesterday the commissioners re
considered the petition of the citizens
asking for an election in the city OF
| Waco for local option aud rejected it,
There is u great deal of complain
about people dumping offensive mat
ter at the lower ford. There is a per
feet cesspool of filth down there, an'
1t needs looking after.
The lawn party Mt the Episcopa
church grounds last night was wei
attended, and the evening being cool
er than usual most delightful tint
was had.
Judge j. NJ. Mccormick, setting a
special master in chancery, had file,
before him seventy-eight individual
claims against the Texas n 81
Louis railway, aggregating S3S4,00t
Mr.. Il. Lisle, who resides near Du
range, brought new bale OF cotto
in yesterday afternoon. II weighe
5ll pounds, and the highest offer ri
ceived was % cents per pound for i
Mr.. l. wants a better price than tina
or he says lie will take it back home
Mr.. j. ID. Beatty lost between %
and 300 bushels of wheat Tuesda
evening by having ii destroyed b
fire. Two of his little grand childre
boys aged 1 and years old-wer
playing near the stack and finding
match they ignited ii and in fey
minutes the grain was In light blaze
A large audience greeted tn, Ken
pas at Padgitt's Park last night, aud
splendid program was given. Aftc
the performance quite a number Q
ladies and gentlemen spent severa
hours in willing the time away !
dancing to some fine music furnishe,
by the kcmpa's orchestra.
In the city court yesterday the 70
lowing cases were disposed of: Cath
rine Chambers and Hattie Evahart i
each for an assault; Nellie Gonzale
and Ruby Lisle, IS each for II DRUM
q. w. Bert, SO for drunk; job
Cory, 81 for a drunk; o. NJ. Cook, ,
q. Appleby and S. Atkinson, drum
81, so each; q Hill, vagrancy, SO.
Michigan cream cheese on ice, "ltos
Lake" dairy cream butter, barre
pickles, homeless Goldfish in one poun
bricks, sweet apple cider go cents pc
gallon), canvassed drlec beet, fires
eggs aud country produce constant
on hand, at Charles Rasis, Aust
street aud Sixth.
p County Tax Collector Otis w. ID
vid Is in receipt of letter frOl
Comptroller W. j. swain in regard I
druggists selling whiskey, brandy au
. medicated bilters. Mr.. Swain Say
all druggists who deal IN these beve
ages, whether sold for medicine or no
> are liable Tor and must pay occupatiO
! tax.
The oamp-meeting at Union Gro'
9 commences to-day, and will cOntinI
until Sunday week. The grounds a
a about eight miles north of the city, {
: the Central road, and parties eau !
up on the train in the morning al
C return in the ovening. The seryic
Q will be conducted by Rev. NJ.
d Moody, assisted by lieys. Il l.. Arr
D strong, Sam =. Wright and Hora
t Bishop.
: ID. Costello, Mexican, hlOd col
r plant yesterday against one :
Clair charging him ofrobbuiy. Go
II tello says he was riding in st. Clai
r. hack, and he was robbed ola wat
II aud chain aud 500 in money.
Il Clair was arrested waved ali exam