The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-26
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gives good weight every time.
The south bound Nj. T.. train, which
was due AT l0O6 yesterday, came in
five hours late.
II. b. A., best life insurance Ia the
world.
See fuckers advertisement for the
Lion Drug store.
Spring chickens for sale at Miller
~ Stills.
Twenty-four COWS were run into
the pound on Wednesday night.
Remember, the Academy Of Art is
the only lrst-class art room in the
city.
Ragland has the finest assortment
of jewelry and watches ever brought
TO this market.
Best OF everything kept by Miller
X Stills grocers, Austin street
The prices of Highlands goods defy
competition from any quarter.
Thousands of dollars have been paid
TO widows aud orphans by the T., b. A.
A beautiful rainbow spanncd the
heavens from north TO south yester-
day evening at 7:I5 o'clock.
One hundred pairs of boys wooden
NhH0iiiVit hhtt PiuiN Nill ko lnlb Ntfh
for % cents, worth $3.50, at Levine
Bros.
For Every Ache and Pain. A pana-
cea can be found in fuckers "Simple
remedies" Money saved; call aud see
for yourself.
The strikers at Axtell are holding
ont for their wages, and they will NOT
allow any wood TO be moved until
the contractor pays them of.
q, dear me, IL Is SO warm but
pshaw, | go TO Eaber's and get me one
of those nice fans, us he has the best
assortment iu the city, and at a low
price.
Whether the Light Infantry cap
tured prize or not, they made "A very
large-sized mash OH every one who
attended the drill at Lampasas.
There is no law, state or city,
against the sale of ice on Sundays,
ct the manufacturers and dealers In
Waco will not sell n pound OH the
| Sabbath.
In the city court yesterday, Jas
Ryan was fined $3.50 for intoxication
Geo. Sawyer, 81 for leaving his team
unhitched, and Major Chas. Moran
jr., SO for offensive language.
The neatest turnouts IN the city
carriages, buggies and saddle horses
ut the W'ley zones stables. Specia
attention paid to horses placed will
us for board. JAS. L. EGAN ~ Co.
The rain which fell Wednesday wa
general in this county and il is wortl
several thousand dollars TO the farm
crs. Ii came Just IN time to maxi
corn.
Mr.. VIM. Whclpton, an Englishman
who has resided III this country abou
one year, died in this city Wednesda!
night and was buried yesterday after
noon.
Elijah .McMahan, an old and re
spected citizen of this county, died a
his residence on Hog Greek, on Tues
day last. Truly good man has gon(
to his reward.
Swearing will fall of njnetv-nin,
per cent. when Waco gets the Pan
Electric telephone In operation
There viii be a chance then for som,
men to enjoy religion then, who ar,
practically damned now.
Mr.. Mack Turnbull has all of hi
ticket racks placed in position at TIN
New McClelland hotel. lie is nov
prepared TO sell tickets over the Cen
trail TO any point north, south east o
west
Chas. Fordtran & Co., have on hant
IN addition to their large stock of az
ricultural implements, a complete out
lit of carriages, iump-scats, pheaton
buggies, etc, which they are oileriul
at prices never before heard OF i
Waco.
The roof of the Jail is of and every
thing was Hooded yesterday by til
heavy rains. The prisoners had I
remain in the cells to keep the raj
from falling on them, but the floor
are Hooded which makes it very dis,
greable on the inside.
People continue to come from a
n parts of state TO the great meeting
Yesterday the incoming trail
brought nearly one hundred. Sal
Jones draws like load stone, an
when the people become attached
him they are hard to shake of,
II behOoyes our citizens to see tn,
every member of the State Teacher
association is provided with HON
They come here on MI invitation frol
our worthy mayor, and they shoul
be treated in Waco AZ they have bee
in other cities.
The State Teachers associatio
meets in this city next Wedncsda,
the number expected are $50, an
l. about fifty of these have not bee
supplied with homes. The scho,
committee from the city council vi
meet to-day aud take steps to provid
these people with homes.
Mr.. Seph Anderson returned fro
= Bolton yesterday morning in clars
one Jim Washington colored maj
who is convicted ana sentenced to Il
= pcniteutiary for four years, for a
sallt with intent TO kill. WashingtC
was placed in the county Jail whc
he will remain until the contract
" takes him TO the peniientiary.
ID Mcl.cnnan county farmers are ha
lie by now. One old gentlemen from q
rural districts remarked yesterdt
that since the rain had fallen, he co
Guided to bring his family into 4
city and attend Bro. Jones meetin
Before II rained he said he was
N, downcast over the outlook that
n could not. enjoy religion; now he
N happy.
The EXAMINER prints an intere
m ing letter from Elder l.. q. Jordi
IN m who is in Liberia, Africa. 1t will
m remembered that Elder Jordan /
Waco last February to go TO Afr
m and Inspect for himself aud the pr
m pie who sent him, and make a rep'
m Of his observations. Elder Jordan
m a representative man OF his race, a
what he writes can be relied on al
" truthful statement of what he
seen.
m Wednesday was celebrated by
m Masonic fraternity In this city-it
ing st. Johns Day--and Waco loo
y | NJ 40 hnI M inni nIlntinn nf ofiin.