The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-08
'RoUNr ABOUT rowN.
INC cold waye has strnok waco

'ROUNP ABOUT TOWN. ?
The cold wave has struck Waco.
! The question s;will the Sunday law
be enforced ? ~ y, -
| Don't forget Herr il you want /
first.class cigar.
ln few more days the Brakos will
be fordable.
Spring Chickens for sale at W. II
H Stills a. Co.'s. -
p2nt forget TO order, yopr grocer.
les p.Geo.W. Mclaughlin.
| One suicide generally calls for an.
other, Who will be the next?
East Waco is looking up in the WY
OF items for the newspapers.
The best aud most complete stock
OF building hardware in the city al
lorsfull n Cameron's.
The prices of Highlands goods defy.
competition from any quarter.
W. H. Stills q Co. keep constantly
on hand good supply Of feed,
Spring chickens at the St. Charles
restaurant. due there to-day.
Ragland has the finest assortment
of jewelry and watches ever brought
TO this market.
Horsfull Il Cameron's is headuuar-
ters for sheep shears, wool Irvine and
The wooden mills received $4,000
apoiinds--.of... wool Yesterday, ..-fnbe
prices paid were from 10 to II cents.
Strawberries, mulberrics, and pine
apples for sale at Miller and Dem
MIS-. Call and see them.
A high wedding ia church circles
will take place in East Waco next
Sunday. So dame rumor saws.
Every flrst-class dealer sells Opera
FUN cigarettes. Will not stick TO the
lips.
Go to hear the wonderful little elo.
cutionisl Jennie Scott Wilson, al
Liberal hall, Friday night.
Our readers are far behind the
times If they have not taken a Whit
from the celebrated Richmond straight
cut cigarettes.
The Western Union Telegraph COM
pany has met the cut of the b. a. O.
and send state specials for quarter
OF cent work.
Rev. FIR. Won Schleumbacb wants
to buy 10000 acres of land within $50
miles of Waco. lie intends to plant
another German colony.
The federal building will be erected
at the place selected by the commits
sioners, at the corner of Franklin and
Fourth streets.
The words "Waco Fire Depart
ment, adOrns the front of the Frank
lin street engine house. They are
painted in rich gold and green shaded
letters. :
All the water was let out of the
tank at the Missouri Pacific depot
yesterday. This was done to put In
new valve, as the old one leaked
very bndly-=
Tue Cornersville club of school
mates with hold their fourteenth
annual reunion ut the residence of
Mrs. b. II. Richey, on South Fourth
street, next Wednesday, May 10.
The only child of her age extant
that can hold and audience of mature
minds spell bound for an hour and
mic Scott Wilson.
Another wedding came off in
East Waco Yesterday afternoon. Rev.
j. II. Richey performed the ceremony,
aud the parties were Mr.. j. w. Wood.
ward ana Miss Kittie Jones. The
wedding took place at the residence
of Mr.. Deaton. 3d.
IA burning pile of trash in the ra-
vine just above the North Fifth street
bridge called the fire department out
at l:30o'clock this morning. Save
burning few rails in a fence no
other damage was done.
The EXAMINERS night force returns
thanks to Mr.. W. j. Hassett, stewart
ut the New McClellend hotel, for u
bountiful supply of lunch sent TO this
Office last night from the banquet
Mr.. IIassett knew just what would
catch the pat9tes ofhungry men, and
such spread as he sent received
praises, from all those who partook
oft.
Judge w. w. Evans was called over
to East Waco yesterday at l O'Clock
to perform the marriage ceremony
between Mr.. Nj. A. Rowe and Miss
Alice Bryan. The young couple came
from near Mart this county and stopped
at Mr.. FalwelPs boarding house, where
they were made husband and wife.
The EXAMINER says may prosperity
attend you.
On account of the difficulty and ex-
pense in securing conveyences, the
Fifth Street Christian Sundav-scho DOL
have changed the place of holding
their annual picnic to Poctor's
Springs, and have made special ar
rangemcnts with Superintendent
~, w, Sedbcrry to carry the, entire
school to Proctor's Springs on the
street cars. A wagon will be at the
church at 8 o'clock Saturday to trans
port the baskets, aud cars will leave
the corner of Fifth and Franklin
at 8: 80 O'Clock.
The matrimonial fever continues
with undated iervor. The inhabi.
tants of the city and neighborhood
eagerly await the publication of the
| city papers to see who is next. Mr.
Dick Davis, for many years one OF the
society young men of this city, but
now engaged In merchandising in Cts
co, writes to his friends that he II
about to change his wa. of life, tina
he Is about to exchange "single bless
odness" for welded felicity, The for
tunate young lady on whom hi
choice has fallen is Miss Ella Church
of Calvert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
b. +. Church. The ceremony viii
take place in Calvert Sunday evening
May 10th, at $3.50.
A The Leading Quesiou.
Heard every day among the ladie
kn EaSl An