The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-30
,ROUND ABOUT TOWN.


THE DENGUE.
In Texas the dengue has got to be power,
Very many cases. turn up every hour.
II has no respect for persons, women. child rem
or men,
All succumb without exception. and seek their
couches then.
The fever plays the mischief. and almost breaks
them up.
Then the bones begin to break. and anguish
fills their cup;
The appetite capricious. there's nothing they
can eat,
And toss upon their beds their misery com.
plete
Though not considered dangerous, the victim
fain would die.
And II you've ever been there you know he
does not lie.
The spsniards calls It Dewitt catches on the
sly,
And when the victim gets it, he gets 1t on the
fly.
The only way to meet 1t is to keep the system
pure---
Liver pills and tonics, may not prevent It sure
But give you better courage to wrestle for
cure.
II you should be unfortunate and the dose
obliged to take,
AT Waco, the New McClelland. will help the
spell to break,
II good care and attention, Will mitigate your
woe.
A travelling mans advisesto the New McClel.
land go.
GRAND or Cutler are always at their post.
Ana understand their business their business
of host GEo. b. NEAR.
Hot coffee at Farrel's.
Fresh rye -four, at Durie's.
Order your coal from Palmer.
"Pilgrim" -four at Wood Il Cos.
| Look out for Ellis moving wagon
Fresh country butter at, Durie's.
Tae prices OF Ragland's goods defy
competition from any quarter.
You will find the Success flour al
VIM. A. Miller's, where everything
| is sold at rock bottom prices.
| Deane's cabinet photos are une-
qualled.
DIR. Walter b. King has position
In Castles Il Morrison's drug store.
Ragland has the finest assortment
of jewelry and watches ever brought
to this market.
Peeler's chill and fever syrup Il
warranted to cure and keep off den
que, 75c a bottle at Peeler's drul
store.
Get your brackets, scroll-sawing
band-sawing and turning done q
Loving Il Swanson's planning mil.
The dudine wooden dress goods II
the newest novelty In that line, a fil
assortment at b. Haber.
Coffee, tea and chocolate at all hour
at Farrels.
Baltimore oysters, Plant oysters
oysters on the counter, and oysters
/ rs cents per dozen to carry home, a
: Alex Brule's.
8 The Shirley case grinds slowl
| along. =, !,
/ Nothing has been heard of the high
, way robbers as yet. =.
Z, Cotton receipts yesterday were W
4 bales.
) At2 O'Clock Saturday afternoon th
: doOrs of the Park skating rink VIII
J.. be open to the public.
' John McQuown paid his fine an
J, was released from the Jail yesterdal
Y Soaps of all grades, of all brant
) and Of all perfumes, to be found
Q DIR Hamietps Austin street dru
0 store.
vi Mr.. Louis Weibusch has purchase
d from MIR. j. Il. Elgin the building
8 the corner of Seventh and Washin
2 ton streets, paying $1,000 for the sam
o. DIR. Hamlet says that his trade
rapidly increasing every day on
Il count of the superiority of the dru
Q he has for sale.
a James Walker, colored, was arres
ed yesterday by officer Dan Ford a.
r locked up In the Jail. Walker was /
0 dioted by the grand jury for assal
IS with intent to murder one Lee Po'
( oil, white. 49,,
i. The Ladies' Aid Society Of the FIJI
o Street Methodist church will hold
" meeting this afternoon in the oss
n menl Of said church, and all membe
a are requested 10 attend.
n There must be some mistake abo
: several pistol shots being fired
y Austin avenue Wednesday night,
: tho ExAMIEER's composing roc
D. faces the avenue, and II any shots h
- been fired the printers would hs
j. certainly heard them. 80.
D. The following cases were dispos
h of In the city court yesterday;
y Walker, yagrancy, So; u. Mott FRI
s. mis-, aud Doc Rodgers, drunk, w ea'
d Those who go to the Nj. L. dep
when the 4:27 p, m. train arrives "
be sure to rotice the rivalry betwe
the two bus lines, Messrs oran