The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-13

ing wheat and have commenced cut
ting oats.
Ministers will please leave their
church notices for Sunday services at
the EXAMINER office to-day.
Every first. class dealer sells Opera
Pull cigarettes. Avoid injurious imi-
tatiOns.
Tray Jones, the great ticket agent
of the west, sold three tickets TO CHS
tiana, Norway, yesterday.
Don't let Saturday pass by without
supplying yourself with some OF
Tom Connor's fine cigars.
The careless worm is playing hop
with the young cotton;so reports come
from many farmers In the country.
Commencing Monday, Rev. Horace
Bishop will hold two daily services at
the Filth Street Methodist church next
week.
The college girl has returned to the
bosom of her parents, but Flora stu
remains. The Flora is Tom Con-
nor's leading cigars.
A snake nearly live feet long was
killed in front of Mr.. w. II. Briming-
hams residence. oil Washington street,
yesterday morning.
Messrs. Barton a. Forsgard are
completing a two-stoiy addition to
their already large carpentering es-
Enlistment ON Mary street.
The first and second mines of the
oolored clubs of this city will play a
match game of ball, on the circus
grounds, this afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. John Lynch. farmer living
across the Brazos, brought to the EX-
AMINER office yesterday several cot
ton blooms, which are fully opened.
The bridges washed away by the
floods ON the creeks ON the Bolton
road are being replaced, and that
thorougfare is opened for traffic
again.
On Emancipation bay the golden
chariot will be occupied by the famous
Jubilee singers, w. IL. Campbell,
leader. This will be one Of the most
interesting cars in the procession.
The citizens OF East Waco are rails
| ing cry about the terrible washout
Just beyond the suspension bridge.
The sand Is so deep there that float
| men have to double their teams to
pull load across it.
While Mr.. l.. ID. Wilson was loading
soda water cases in the Texas express
wagon yesterday. bottle bursted and
II piece of glass struck him in the face,
Just above his left eye, cutting Sc
we're cash.
| Yesterday Messrs. Eaton, Guinan
Il Co. sued out an attachment before
Justice Il. W. Davis, against j. w
Wright, a merchant in East Waco fol
| l.n NtFAN
Constable Lee Jenkins.
An orchestra composed OF ladie'
from Vienna, will give performance
at Garland's opera house next week
Mr.. +. Van Duzer has been CORES
ponding with the manager and So
cured these popular Singers to CONT
TO Waco.
Mr.. NJ. G.. Mobiles. of Lorcna, wa
in the city yesterday, and told an EN-
AMINER reporter that he had just fin
ishcd planting fifty acres In cottol
where wheat had been harvested
3 Twenty acres of the staple plant ha
already come up.
i Some malicious person shot an,
killed one OF Mr.. Thomas Cross fin
colts last Friday night. The anims
was IN Mr.. Percy Burleson's pastur
where Mr.. q. had placed II for sal
keeping, at the time ii was killed.
The EXAMINER made two mistake
in naming the students who receive
! certificates for proficiency. II Shout
have been Miss Mamie Culborison IL
stead ofMiss Maude Cnlbertson. an
Master Casimir Westerdahl was place
among the misses.
Travel on the Missouri Pacific
heavier than ever before ON this lin
in Texas. Up to date, June IL, I'll
amount of money taken In at I'll
Waco ticket Office Is nearly rs niue
:. as for the whole month Of May. Tw
!. trains a day did it.
Counsel for G. II. Il l. }. McCo
mick, appeared before Justice X. v
Davis yesterday and run garnisl
ment on Chas. Fordtram n Co.
sieze money held by them bclongin
> to G. g. Conger. The seizure is for
debt Conger owed TO the McCo
s. mlcks.
Alta meeting of Waco Chapter n
d 45, II. A. M, held last evening, the Il
u lowing officers were elected for q
ensuing term: Companion l.. l.. Ma
.ey, w. p; companion e. O. Forsgar
King; companion s. A. Owens, Scrit
: companion ii. Hutchenrider, trea
,, companion w. l.. Tucker, Secretary.
Two negro men were digging 81
on South Third street yesterday, VIII
= Dave Henry came along driving d
Troy laundry wagon. Ono OF 4
men sung out to the driver to 81,
and sell them some ice cream. Da
stopped the wagon and after tho l
" gro man came up he handed him
dirty.pair of socks.
John l.. Andrews, of Fort Wor
- aud II. G.. buchanan, of Frank
Tenn, have just closed trade W
n parties in this city for two thousa
, head of cattle, which are to be del
cred in tho county. The prises pi
are private terms, aud the transact
IDS amounted to over $4,000.
rs The colored people of East WI
u' will celebrate the twentieth anniv
- sary OF their emancipation ON Frid
n June 10Th. Prof. j. w. Downs, pr
X cipal of the East Waco colored schC
III viii be orator of the day. His 81
ide is: "What have we done; ami w
9n, are we doingY Taylor Springs Is
"a. place selected to have the festivit
, The Light Infantry went into b
:. racks last night. Hereafter, u
o. they leave for Lampasas, all menu
- will sleep in the armory. The CO
pany win drill until 1890 in the ey
. ing, AMI at II o'clock ell lights will
and put out. Reveille at 8 a. m, when
ss.i company win again drill until
sGF O'Clock. II there is anything In pc
MS yerance, the Light Infantry will