The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-22

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at |. Gathers.
will always find the best cigars II
Waco.
A large number of Wacoites will z,
down TO Lorena to-day to hear Gen
eral Sui Ross speak.
The pay car on the Missouri Pacifi
will pass through the city to-day go
ing south
! Thirteen bales of cotton we're tn,
receipts yesterday. Prices range,
from LIZ to cents.
See notice of time for bids to be ex
tended for erecting the Second ware
school building.
Several foreigners are taking out
naturalization papers. Some of then
in signing their name make an Y.
The Union Grove camp-meeting
near Geneva, is attracting many PEG.
pie from the city. and the attendance
is very large and much interest Il
manifested
Poor men cannot afford TO live
without protection. 4 he Il. b. 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.
Call nj the Academy of Art and see
the latest work III photos. 1t excels
all past efforts.
you want something handsome in
table Knives, carvers, or scissors, cali
on Horstull a. Cameron. New goods
Just received.
Unlaundricd shirts-'rhat celebra-
ted unlaundried shirt is down TO Soc.
Iou know thy sold for Sl.OO all the
summer Goeto Il. naber's and try
one. sI'ra -.r . .Eslf..
too long; had better consult at once
fuckers column for simple remedies,
the monster disease is in the land.
Money to loan in sums of 300 and
upwards on easy terms. WI. b. Pat
terson IL Co.. Waco.
The sun-burned child of Africa and
the local politician aud statesman
stand on the street corners and dis
cuss prohibition. p
Every copy of the EXAMINER con
tanning Senator Coke's speech, was
sold yesterday in few minutes after
they left the press.
Five bales of new cotton from
Limestone county came in last night.
The farmers in comitics adjoining
A brakeman named pullim was
killed Oh the Texas Il st. Louis road
near Morris station Thursday night.
lie was passing from the tender 10 a
box car when the train became dc.
tached and he fell ON the rails; the
wheels passed over HIM and cut his
body in two pieces.
There will be a meeting of all the
telephone subscribers in the city at
the mayors Office this evening ut $3.50
O'Clock, 10 take action in regard to
getting service out of the little boxes
which they pay their money for. II
they cannot get "action" on the
phones 1t is their intention TO aban.
don them altogether.
Mr.. Sam Sanger. Miss Emma Beer
and Mr.. l., Emanuel made narrow es-
capes yesterday afternoon. They had
gotten into Sanger Bros delivery
wagon on Washington street, and
started down to the store, when the
horse became unmanageable and ran
away. At the corner of Sixth and
W lut uoi sc u
sudden turn aud upset the vehicle
The occupants were thrown out, but
fortunately no one was badly Injured,
escaping with only few bruises. The
vehicle was somewhat demolished.
While Rev. Paul Bagley was preach
ing from the cistern top in the center
of the square Thursday night some.
ono from Bismark's saloon sent out
schooner of beer by negro man, who
asked the preacher to drink ii. Mr..
b., in nice aud gentlemanly manner,
declined the beer. The young man
who sent il thought it was funny, and
that he was doing something real
smart. II his name could have been
learned it would appear in this notice,
SO decent people would have nothing
to do with him hereafter. This, ANA
putting whisky in the ice water ut the
courthouse Thursday night, are both
dirty tricks as men can be guilty of
Two anti men went out to the coun-
try few days ago to make speeches
to the sovereign citizens. To keep
up their spirits and drive the malaria
ont of their systems, they took quart
bottle of cocktail aud box of cigars
along. The buggy was hitched in the
bushes, and the cigars and whiskey
placed carefully back under the seat.
When the speaking was over, j. said,
ST, sh, how dry ann" and l.. said, II
want TO smoke SO bad | am almost
crazy" On looking in the buggy il
was empty. They rode home, twelve
miles, and very few words were
spoken, and those that were used are
made by the printer with dashes.
An old gentleman, whose name is
j. III. Graves,a carpenter by trade,
had strange experience with bogus
policemen Thursday night. Mr.. q.
lives oil North Fourteenth street and
had started home al about 10 O'clock,
when he was met nj the corner of
Eighth and Washington streets by
two men who claimed TO be police
men and who arrested him OH what
thew said was violation of the city
ordinance Tor sitting down on the
sidewalk. They made search tor
weapons, rs they said but took $G.55
and pocket knife out of Mr.. G's.
pockets. They then told him to 90
home aud report AT the recorders of
tice in the morning. This Mr.. &. did,
but he found that, no charges had
been preferred against him. The
men were bold thieves, and il sapity
that they were not caught. Mr.. q,
does not think he would recognize
either OF them.
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