The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-08

| friends in that city.
All the standard brands of tobaccos
and cigars kept by W. X. Sills Il Co.,
grocers, Austin street
Ii you want fine cigar to-day 90
to Herz's cigar emporiums, Austin
street aud Pacific hotel.
Fresh staple and fancy groceries
tobaccos, chickens, eggs and country,
produce, at Durie& Bros.
Remember the musical concert at
Padgitts park this afternoon. ut 3
o'clock. Admission, 20 cents.
Don't forget that the goods at the
Anderson furniture store are being
sold out AT prices to suit the pur-
chaser.
The Texas Central will handle
freight for all points north and east
while the strike is going on on the
Missouri Pacific.
NJ. Mccormick presiding. Will con-
vene tomorrow to try special cases in
tho United States court.
The man, McCarty, who was ar
rested and jailed, charged with pass
ing counterfeit SIS bill, gave bond
yesterday, and was released
Mrs. Redden, the woman whose
husband deserted her last week, has
secured place with n private family
in this city and will remain here.
w. II. Kcllum " Sor at Riverside
vehicles. When they arrive they will
have the finest turnOuts in the city.
Every man, woman and child in this
city should hear the Prussian band at
Padgitts park this afternoon. They
make the finest music ever produced
in Waco.
What means this eager, anxious
throng, pressing our busy streets
alongN Why, they are going TO the
| Bon Tom beet market for their meat
They have got sense is the reason.
Call and see the Twin Burner gas
cooking stove, aud also the oil lamp
aud stove combined, at Barney Field
hakc's. They are both models of
efficiency, neatness, simplicity and
economy.
just received by Charles Rast,
grocer, half car roller patent flour
which he offers at bargains TO retail
purchasers. Also full supply of fresh
vegetables and country produce.
The Crystal Springs ana Hewitt de-
batting society is in II llUurishing con-
dltion, and the young men say they
are willing to give Waco lyceum a
tilt. Who will be the challenger Z
One thing sure, /; would be an intcr-
esting event.
The mite sociablc of the Baptist
Sunday school at Major Pearre's Fri
day night, was most enjoyable Occa-
sion. More than two hundred people
were present, and the spacious rooms
of this most hospitable house were
crowded to their greatest capacity.
These soeiables will occur twice each
month.
The following marriage licences
were issued by the county clerk dur
ing the past week: NJ. II. Stcndeier
aud Mrs. Ella Nivrett, j. y. Williams
and Miss n. n. Workman, Joseph
Alexander and Miss Victoria Groos,
). \. Lindquist and Miss Mary Johan
sen, Abe Formau and Miss Resale
Wiley. Geo. A. Taylor aud Miss Josie
4. Beck, james +. Bagby and Mrs
Nallie Rowe.
Supervisor Gallaghor's report Of the
enrolment, attendance, e.c., deserves
special notice this morning. he en-.
rollment shows | ,59l pupils, this being
the largest number ever before placed
on the rolls Of the free schools in the
city. The per cent of hardness is less
than in any former report, In fact
the report is the best one ever before
printed. This speaks volumes Tor our
free schools and the manner in which
they are conducted. There is no doubt
but that when the other two school
buildings are completed, the enroll.
ment will he nearly or quite 2,0OC
pupils.
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