The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-03
ROUND ABOUT Town.


THE NEW VERSION.
Amonkey and a parrot once
Let In room together
BEGAN TO light and fought so hard
They nearly killed each other.
Their mistress coming home perceived
Their wrongs they had been righting,
And said 70 them I'm deeply gricved
10 MINK That you We been fighting"
The monkey really felt quite bad
In thinking of his crime;
| The parr tt gleeful, said, We've had
sheol OF tlmelh
"Simple remedies"
The mails are all coming In on time
See fuckers address in anoihe
column.
Spring chickens Tor sale at w. r
| Sill IL Cos.
Work is progressing on tie add
ton to the jail.
The receipts of wool yesterday wer,
$500 pounds.
winter Strain" lard, cheap, at w
u fuckers Lion drug store.
w. II. Stills Il Co. keep constantly Oh
land good supply of feed.
The cigars sold at Herz's, are the
pest In every instance.
Remember the mass meeting of the
citizens in East Waco to-day.
Good weather for farmers TO get
their small grain harvested.
Best OF everything kept by w. r.
Sills II Co., grocers, Austin street
The prices of Highlands goods defy
competition from any quarter.
Geo. w. Mclaughlin will always be
found with full supply of groceries
ON hand.
The railroads are putting in tres tic
work under their road beds in East
Waco.
Every iirst-class dealer sells Opera
Puff cigarettes. Avoid injurious imi.
taiiOns.
Ragland has the finest assortment
of jewelry and watches ever brought
to this market.
III you want real stylish straw
hat and at low price call at b.
llabcr's and got one of them, just re.
ceived per express.
Stop that diarrhocal You can do
il by using one of fuckers "simple
remedies"
In II few days more other wedding
cards will be out. II il getting late
in the season, but the people will
marry.
A chicken snake, measuring five
feet in length, was killed by Mr.. Hen
ry Schneider in his, yard ON South
street, yesterday morning.
Married at Meridian, Bosque coun-
ty, May 20, Rev. Il. q. Nance, oiliciat-
ing, Mr.. Robert Fossct and Miss Fan
ME Harris, formerly of McLennan
county.
The Waco Furniture Co.'S delivery
wagon, which has such u neat, new
appearance is the work of Mr.. Pat
hopkins, who did the trimming and
painting.
Arrangements have been made be-
tween the street car liue and bus line,
so any one visiting the park to-day
can go and come for twenty-five
cents.
The neatest turnouts in the city,
carriages, buggies and saddle horses
at the Wiley Jones stables. Special
attention paid to horses placed with
us for board. JAS L. EGAN Il Co.
The EXAMINER is in receipt of the
wedding cards of Mr.. Harry Slesinger
and Miss Fannie NJ. Strauss. The
nuptials will be celebrated at Liberal
| hall Sunday eve, June IL
Superintendent Donald Allen, of the
Central, will establish water mark
near the depot in East Waco to-day
by taking the marks with his level
Mr.. a. says he Intend putting in a
stone and have engraved on il the
date of the flood, so all men who tell
yarns about how high the water was
can be squelched, when they spread
ii Oh too thick.
The EXAMINER reporter was shown
several heads of oats and wheat at Mr.
L. Dickey's office yesterday, which
were larger than any that have been
exhibited in this city before. The
oats measured twenty-fo ur inches
long, and the wheat six inches. The
grain was well matured aud the
meshes were filed out. The heads
came from Mr.. n. j. Stanford's far III
near Richey station.
Police Officer NJ. Il. Amonett hai
resigned his place on the force, which
took effect ON the LIST of the month
Mr.. Amonett has made a fearless
faithful officer, and never sweryet
from any duty. lie will leave tn,
city about the 18th of the month ant
go TO the country and live on a farm
The committee ON police have decided
not to make another appointment IL
Mr.. Amonetts place for the present
and the number OF the city's guardian
will remain as they now are.