The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-04
'ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Rye anu barley at Pal ner's.
Indian summer approaches.
Let Texans insure In the 4. B. A.
Buy your groceries at |. Gathers.
The wild ducks fly southwark to
the Gulf.
The "secr and woathered leaves
will soon be falling.
And Heiz leads in all lines of fine
tobaccos and cigars.
Tho hum of the cotton gin Is heard
In every valley In the county.
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 Il. Ii. A.
offers the best
Cotton receipts yesterday were 1856
bales; total to date, 478.
Smokers prefer Opera Puff because
they do not stick TO the lips.
Remember Prof Cheeseman's open
ing hop ut Armory hall tonight.
Raglaud hiss the finest assortment
of jewelry and watches ever brought
TO this market.
Fathers, insure in the 4. b. A..
DON'T 20 in foreign associations.
Five marriage licenses were issued
yesterday, but all of them were TO
colored couples.
The Rescue boys meet in regular
monthly session tonight.
The rays of the sun came straight
down yesterday aud hit Waco hard
lick.
'possums will soon be ripe, then the
negro III the Brazos bottom will smack
his lips on 'possum and 'taters.
The Proctor, Springs school will
open Oh Monday next, under the
charge of Professor j. Boyd Crcsap.
Unlaundried shirts-That cclebra-
ted unlaundried shirt is down TO SIC.
You know thy sold for 81 90 all the
summer. Goeto u. Haber's and try
one.
Everybody who is fond of a real
good cigar, should try the brand that
Is storming the country-"lle-no"-
for sale by Castles Il Morrison.
Read and forget not fuckers col
umu ad.-"Liou Drug Store"-bis
simple remedies" the people do take,
anu htttht Va
The Academy of Art leads the state
In superior photo work. You can
iind pictures on exhibition in galleries
all over Texas that were made and
finished In this house.
Charles Rast has just received q
large assortment of fine toilet soaps
shaving soaps, cologne. hair oils, combs
and pipes, which will be sold very
cheap. Don't forget the place, No
600 Austin street. corner of Sixth.
The many friends aud old CUSTOM
ers of Mr.. viii Culbreath can fluid
him Oh the n, enuc with Mr.. LEATHER
the grocer.
London brown IL the new color IL
stiff hats which we are showing thi'
season Levine Bros.
Protection in the Il. b. A. secure,
u tcost based ON mortality.
Why 90 in foreign companies
when you have better organization
at homo-the very best Il. Is. a.
Jol nnie Williams is back ut his oil,
stand with |. A. Galdstein, and viii
be pleased to see his old friends All,
customers.
Mr., j. I, Wilson. The popular res
to- day with an excellent fish and
oyster diruer.
Particular attention Is CO led to TIN
change in the advertisement of Hin
business college ~ this morning
issue, especially that part OF IL whicl
refers TO ladies.
+. IL. Quinn, advance agent of Bar
retts circus, will arrive ~ this city %
bis special car Tuesday, SepteinDe
18th. The circus will be here early J
October.
There are two dormant assemble
of the knights of Labor in this cit.
and there arc son talk of them b,
ing revived. The knights are begii
ming TO be a power III Texas.
The McClclland opera house wi
, be opened on Tuesday, Septcmb'
18th, by local talent, who will give
performance for the benefit of Il
. Light Infantry.
! The County Board of Examiner
Professors +. L. Maddin, j. Boy
, Cresap aud j. 4. STROLLER. will hold
meeting to morrow, Saturday NOR
. lug, in the Proctor Springs scho
r house at o'clock.
= The cotton buyers congrcgate I
{ Commercial Row and bid up TO
one.hundredth part of u cent on eve
4 bale of cotton that comes III. Il
{ farmer is sure TO get rs much for !
@ cotton in Waco Us any city or town
z Texas.
George Winter, the man who h
n been in Jail for the past two weeks
n a charge of swindliug one Ciunamc
@ has given bond in the sum OF $500 a
v was released. DIR. William Lcnnek
. aud John L. Dyer, Esq, are his sui
ties.
Q Miss Mary Davis informs her frien
J aud the public that her select priv,
!, school will reopen ON Monday, S,
: TENDER It'll, at the synagogue. 5
10 will be glad TO have n continuance
p the liberal patronage heretofore ,
tended TO her.
ID A barrel of fine syrup fell oil
Or Messrs. Cameron, Castles Il Stor
lie delivery wagon yesterday mornil
IS az the driver was going up Washii
se ton street between Third and Four
7 and the head bursted out, causing
w the sweetness TO run out Ia the quit
C. | N lthln hthnehNa w Noohbs VIM
IL beers ~ kcr's lumber wagon took
of iuto their heads TO make little r
IT, yesterday afternoon. AS they VI
or down the Avenue the wagon strl
lis Messrs. Miller Il Derpis dcllv,
u wagon, badly damaging il. The te
kept on down the street till Il
w reached the corner of Fourth VIII
A. they ran into DIR. Caltee's horse
RI buggy, badly breising the horse 1
,r. dcmolishiug the buggy. Here
ch mad auimals were stopped.
gu The following fines were impo
10 in Recorder Brlnkerhoil's court !
tn ierdayi Dave Thompson, Ma
johnson and Geo. Maddin, S2 each
Is inioxlnation. Mike j. Martin, So
all q. Foster S250 for the same ole
In- Fannie Estes, So for offensive cond
lily Emma Box, 50 for yagrmcy; Il. 81
AM son. $40 for dumping offensive ma
be within the city limits; j. NJ. Berry