The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-20
ROUND ABOUT TOWN,


WARRINGTON August NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iot u
west gulf states Light local rains, yafssu
winds aud slight fall In temperature.
Chicken feed at II N. Palmcr's.
Deane's photos are oil the rage.
Let Texans insure In the Il. Is. A.
Buy your groceries at /. Gather
No one can handle the babies In a
operating gallery like Mrs. Dc!no.
Deauc's new art < llery Is nov
open to the public.
Our city dads meet In regular ses
sion tonight.
yearf standing.
We begin 10 need rain very badly
again.
The mercury stood at the front end
of ninety yesterday.
The police ran five cows In III,
pound last night.
Commercial travellers are coming
In thick and fast every day.
Levine Bros. are receiving their
all and winter supply Of goods.
The finest display Of photographs
ever made In this city is AT Deanc's.
The prices of liaglands goods defy
competition from any quarter.
Fresh groceries constantly on hand
at |. Gathers.
Money to loan In sums Of 300 aud
upwards on easy terms. W.J. u. Pat
terson ~ Co., Waco.
Poor men cannot Afford TO live
without protection. The Il. u. A.
offers the best
Ragland nas the finest assortment
of jewelry and watches ever brought
to this market,
Fathers, insure in the Il. Ii. A.
Don't 20 In foreign associations.
Call nj the Academy of Art aud see
the latest work III photos. IL eNcels
all past efforts. -.
lion. W. X. lIoman will address
tho citizens at tho courthouse to-
night.
Read Coke's speech aud smoke one
Of HERE'S best cigars. Both viii do
you good.
Dust and cuss-words were thick
enough to cut with scythe In some
parts OF the city yesterday.
Ifyou want something handsome in
IaDle knives, carvers, or scissors, cal
On llOrsfull & Cameron. New goods
lust received.
Unlaundried shirts-That colebra-
ed unlaundried shirt is down 10 S5c.
\ on know thy sold tor $l.OO all the
summer. Goeto II. Haber's aud try
one.
Just now you can't afford to wait
90 long; had better consult at once
Fuckers column for simple remedies,
he monster disease IL in the land.
NJ. n. Roscnthal and Joel Rober-
ON, charged with assault, VIII be
ried before Justice II. W. Davis this
morning.
Rev. TAYLOR, colored minister, has
,een travelling through the country
organizing prohibition clubs. At
pcigleyiile club was organized with
. large number of members.
Little Hattie, the two-year old
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. STAFF
ord, died at Ross Station Tuesday.
rhe remains were brought TO this city
.ud inferred in the First Street Gem
'tery yesterday.
Special attention is called to the
.hange In the advertisement OF Cam
ron, Castles Il Storey. The handling
If cotton Is subject of vital impor-
ancc TO Waco and every one should
make it study rs far rs practicable.
In the city court yesterday morning
.cnry Williams, drunk, was fined So;
Kitty Martin, using boisterous Ian
,uage, SIS; W. T. Harris, assault, So;
/. w TAYLOR, using language calcu-
ated to provoke u breach OF the
,cacc, So.
Last night cow walked into door
Il the rear OF the 1t. Charles saloon
md then passed through to the front,
topping at the bar. Billy krugman
.sked her what she would drink, but
he old COW proved to be Il prohibit
ionist, and walked lcisurcly oil the
idewalk
Manager Garland is in receipt of a
otter from Mr.. Robert q. Hudson,
manager of Frederick Wardc, which
,tates that Mr.. W. will play at the
/ arland opera house, January 4th and
,th, 1886 Fred Warde is a welcome
visitor to Waco The cngigem ents |
made by Manager Hudson to play
MIR. w. in the old world have been |
;ancelled.
While the excitement of the prohi-
Dition campaign lasts there will be a
great many barbecues and picnics aud |
Messrs w. IL. Mclaughlin would like
10 notify the public that they have a
arge lot of young, fat chickens which |
IRE splendid for such occasions.
lie carries his hand In sling, and
" hen asked why IL was thusly, he
aid he told man "them's mine"
The man took billiard due and af-
Ter developing his muscular powers
about minute, he remarked, "them's
nine.' II happened Oh Ably ssinian
row.
About one hundred gentlemen and
several ladies assembled at Cedar
Grove yesterday to hear speeches on
both sides of the prohibition ques-
lion. Messrs. james l. Moore and
Colonel Il. A. Jones were speakers on
The affirmative and 5. l. Sainuels and
NJ. &. ii. Park on the negative. The
audience listened atientively to both
sides, and will vote according TO the
way their conscience dictates.
Mr.. John N. Waddel, principal OF
the University at GAINESVILLE, Tenn
in letter to Rev. Thos. Markham,
pays high compliment to the Texas
boys who have been attending his
school. Ia speaking of Messrs. Cow
M, Smylie, Sleeper and Cauiield, he
says they have done great credit To
their state aud are an honor TO Texas.
A team attached to wagon ran
away from the NJ. p. depot yesterday
afternoon, and the driver could not
stop them. When they reached the
corner OF Sixth and Franklin streets,
Ia making turn the vehicle was up
sci and the driver thrown out, but