The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-29
ROUND ABOUT Town.
PIenty Of mIIleL soed al palmer,.

TOO long; had better consult at once
fuckers column for simple remedies.
the monster disease is in the land.
See the great sale this week al
Levine Bros.
Alinc of boys knee pants, superior
TO any we have had heretofore, AT 81.
Sl.2b and 81 so per pair, at Levine
Bros.
Ice cold soda water and pure fruit
Juice syrups at w. A. Williamson Il
Co.'s drug store, 400 Austin street.
Try our syrup acid phosphates.
Money TO loan in sums of 300 and
upwards on easy terms. w. j. u.
PATTERSON Il Co, Waco.
Unlaundried shirts-That celebra-
ted nnlaundricd shirt is down to Soc.
You know thy sold Tor $1.00 all the
summer. Goeto Il. Habcr's and try
one.
Fathers, insure in the T. b. A.
Don't go In foreign associations.
Poor men cannot afford to live
without protection. The Il. b. A.
offers the best
liagland has the finest assortment
of jewelry and watches ever brought
to this market.
Why go in foreign companies
when you have better organizations
at home--thc very best 4. d. A.
The red rise in the Braz IS has ran out
and now the water looks beautiful
and clear.
The prairies are getting to be very
dry, and water is scarce.
Cigarette smokers prefer Oper Puff
because they do not stick to the lips.
Gin Jaws are being sharpened and
made ready to cut the ileecy staple
away from the seeds.
A water haul was the result of the
city court yesterday.
Sweet potatoes of the crop of 1885
are on the market, and sell for Sl.z5
per bnshel.
Grain receipts for the past two days
are as follows: Wheat, 1856 bushels;
oats 70l2 bushels.
Remember the lawn party Thurs
day evening at the Episcopal church
grounds.
Everyone likes to smoke HERBS
cigars, because they know he sells the
best in every line.
Mr.. John Il. Walton has purchased
the Machon property on Washington
street, paying $1,000 for il.
Much sickness of u malarial type is
reported in the eastern part OF the
city, and especially in the flats border
ing on Waco creek.
A camp-mceting is in progress al
Live Oak, being conducted by Revs.
Bailey and Gassaway. Several con
versions are reported.
The jury in the case of A. Boyle In
the county court yesterday, all appeal
from the city court, tailed to agr ee,
and were discharged.
Deputy Sheriff Dan Ford went up
to Hillsboro yesterday after Ross
O'Neal (colored) who is wanted in
this county for horse stealing.
Messrs. w. ii. Watkins and Will
hanson Il Co., ere swapping places OF
business, and were busy yesterday
moving out and moving in.
The good work continues on the
streets, aud when the next rain falls
there will he cutters enough to carry
all the storm water off in its proper
channel.
On Monday evening lady who has
no children of her own, offered To
take the little waif in East Waco and
raise IL, but Mrs. McGraw did not want
TO part with IL.
Jake Sparks. colored, was fined 50
by Justice II. W. Davis yesterday for
assaulting Charles Parker with bot
tie. Jake will sleep in the jail or on the
Darwin farm until the fine is settled
Work has been stopped in the jail
an Tf A me-
tween the contractor and the county
authorities. Perhaps the commission
ers will settle the matter when they
N Get next Saturday.
j. a. Hamilton was taken before
United States Commissioner Fink'
and his bond fixed at $1,000. This h,
failed to make, and was re-committed
lie will have IA preliminary hearing
on Friday, August 9TH.
An EXAMINER reporter asked gen
ileman from the country yesterds!
what the news was in hie settlement
lie answered that chills and religion
were about to get away wi h all thu
people, and he did not know which
was the worst.
The EyAurNpp ,uao r,;ai,. Co.. Z, :
TO tho reports of cattle dying with
dry or bloody murrain ON the Littl,
| Tchuacana. The young man VIII,
gave the information reported only
ON .hear-say. We arc too glat
TO learn that the report is not so.
On Monday night, after the fir,
! alarm, the boys tried the Little Chief
AT the corner OF Eighth and Austil
streets, and after attaching the suction
hose to n fire plug stream OF water
was thrown over the top of tho Pres.
byterian church steeple.
Yesterday, MIR. ID. 5. Word placed
three fully opened cotton bolls on our
table. They were from Mr.. Peter
McClelland's place, and Ben O'Nea
raised them. Cotton is coming on
and the indications now are that Their,
will not be hands enough to pick II
out.
A rare treat was afforded small
groupe in Van DuZer's store yestcr
day evening. So fine tenor voice n
that with which Mr. q. Van Denthuy
sen is gifted, has seldom, if ever, beei
gi, en- air in this city, when singing
that beautiful sacred song,"The Palm,
he held fair sized crowd of passion
by spell.bound listeners.
The latest When you want telephon
connection, send small boy with
note to the central office aud tell III
manager or operator that you wan
TO talk to some one on business. Thi
is the way prominent business mai
did yesterday, after he had rang for
good long time. He got the conncC
ton, and was made happy.
| The people in the noighborhood O
Mesquite church, on north Bosque al
preparing TO build u new and substal
tial shool house, so the children |
that community can have benefits of
school during the winter months. NJ
fenny Williams has donated the lan'
and Col. Martin and MIR. Waddell NJ
among the subscribers to the built
ing. II is intended to have the houi
completed when the fall sessio
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