The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-04

hoSs performance ny inc hlHH Com
edy company. and all who were pres
cut enjoyed the programme through.
out. Every member of the troupe
are first-class actors, aud the piece,
rendered took the people by storm
for they did not expect to see aud
hear what was in store for them. Al
came away highly pleased. and as the
troupe will continue their perform.
anccs three more nights, we dare say
there will be large audiences cacl
time TO greet them.
Two attaches of the EXAMINER of.
flee return thanks to Mcssrs. Cotlcl
and Turner, the gentlemen who 81
ably represent Mr.. 5, L. Mallory in
his absence, for two hats OF the --latest
cut aud fashion. The tiles are made
I III Paris for dudines only, but now
they will be all the rage In Waco
among those who make any preten.
sions whatever and to follow the
style. Mr.. NJ. pays his clerks hiy
cents for each of these hats they give
away.
A gentleman from neighboring
city, who was in Waco last week, re-
marked to a friend that he thought
that rs II genera thing Texas towns
were very much behind in matters OF
art, but that Waco was exceedingly
fortunate in having such an instilu-
ton rs Jacksoil's ART gallery. That
he had observed there, some of the
finest works OF art he had ever seen
exhibited.
Tremendous peaches do grow in
NJ "a Ian HN.ats. ~
Thomas Moore, of this city, placed
upon our table four peaches OF the
Chinese cling variety, two of which
weighed IL 2 ounces and the other
II. For i9l9e4y!9E, RseHtyooi S9Pb%jpgdusa
four peaches above anything we have
tackled SO far this season. Now who
will call the DOCTOR So far, lie is
most unguestionably ahead.
Littlefield Austin, colored, charged,
with horse stealing in Falls county,
was arrested in the Brazos bottom on
Saturday by Deputy-Sheriff Dan
Ford. 1t will be remembered that on
last christmas Austin stood off"
Two deputies from Falls county when
they attempted to arrest him. When
Dan went down tocre he came with
him and had nothing to say. Mr.. Ford
took Austin down to Marlin last
night.
Yesterday afternoon, at / o'clock,
Mrs. H. Il. Iciglcr, who resides on
South Eighth street was overcome by
the heat and fell Frustrated, and up to
3 O'Clock she had not been able 10
speak. II seems Mrs. u had been out
IN the yard Tor some time and, then
went into the house and laid down on
n bed in draft of air. In attempting
10 get up she fell to the floor.
A swarm of bees have taken posses
sion of an organ in Mr.. Barney Field
hake's residence on North Fifth street.
Ehey go in through The bottom where
the pcddles are, and cannot be dis
lodged. 1t is II nice thing to have
sweetness and music combined, but
it is rather bad to have both and not
to be able to Ell Roy either one.
After the performance at Padgitt-
Park last night, the King Comedy
company treated the EXAMINER to
some fine music in a sercnade. "The
Old Folks at Home and the "Old
Oakcn Bucket were sang in the
sweetest tones. and which were en-
joyed by the weary editors and print.
ers.
The two men, j. A. Morrison and
j. j Drake, charged with robbing the
Cisco and Brentwood stage on last
Thursday, were taken before United
States Commissioner Finks yesterday
aud their bonds were fixed at 5000
for the former and $1,000 for tn,
latter.
Mr. Conger has laid water con
ducior from his ice factory on Frank
lin street, down Eighth 10 the Marl
street canal. This will give iul
dow OF all the waste waters from tn,
factory and drain the marsh in TIN
yard.
A petition was filed in the count
clerks Office last evening signed b
twenty citizens asking that an electio
be held in precinct No. /, McLenna
county, ON the second day of Scptcn
Der next, to see whether or not viii,
Ky shall be voted out of the prccinC
W. ). Trip, charged with obstruc
ing the mails in hin county, had
preliminary trial before United Stat,
Commissioner finks yeste. day an
his bond fixed al 800. This he gay
at once.
Messrs. Williamson a. Co. are pu
! ting in place one Of tie finest sot
fountains ever seen in Waco. II
n immense III every particular. III
weight is over $500 pounds,
A In the recorders court yesterda
Doc Whaley was iiued 81 for leayil
4 his team unhitched, and j. lclard
q for intOXication.
A splendid rain fell west of the ci
on Hoy creek aud south liosque Su
# day Afternoon. II did u world
good.
il Cigarette smokers prefer Oper
/ Pun because Tia CIV dou'l stick TO the
I Herr IL the man, and he has ever
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