The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-18
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WObND ABUUT TOWN.
Mems fine shoes Mt sleeper, Clifton
& Co.'s
fuckers simple remedies gives tn,
best of satisfaction.
Best of everything kept by W. IL
Stills Il Co, grocers, Austin street.
Ladies' fine shoes, at Sleeper, Clifton
& Co.'s.
At llorsfnll n Cameron's you can
find pocket and table knives.
If you want pure drugs and medi.
cines go TO DIR. S. b. Hamletts.
Best and purest drugs, medicines
paints, etc, al DR. 5. b. Ilamletts.
No cases were tried in the city court
yesterday.
Buy groceries of Geo. W. Me.
Laughlin, he has the best in the city.
See card from Sanford Johnson
with reference TO stand privileges
during the coming races.
No pool selling on lIerz's Daisies. -
| There are no cigars to come in com
petition with them.
Go to the Anderson furniture store
now, and buy goods, rs they are
being sold cheap us the cheapest.
There will be meeting OF the Re
lief association this afternoon at 4
O'Clock, at Temperance hall.
The case of Simeon Little VS.. Mrs.
Mary lIeatherly is on trial in the dis
trict court.
Green ribbons were numerous yes
terday on the coat lappels of Trims
sons.
Justice J. +. Davis was busy most
of yesterday trying a vagrant, and
had not concluded IL up to last night.
The best al d most complete stock
of building hardware to be found in
the city AT llorsiull n Cameron's.
Fresh staple and fancy groceries
tobaccos, chickens. eggs and country,
produce, at Durie& Bros.
All of W. II. kcllum Il Sons new
carriages have arrived, and are to be
had at the Riveside stables. Terms
moderate.
Col. Flournoy has removed from
his quarters on Washington street to
South Fifth, opposite the Methodist
parsonage.
Mr.. Eek Campbell has charge of the
Grand bus transfer lines. Eek is
good boy, and will make ilrst.class
manager.
Pool selling on the candidates will
be II feature in the coming election.
The boards will be put up about the
first of April.
The case OF John Il. Peel VS.. Moore.
Frazier Il Moore was decided by the
jury yesterday in favor of the plaintiff
for 1858 Sc, principal and interest.
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Texas Il ST. Louis came in yesterday
wearing green pine tops on the front
of the locomotive.
Call and see the Twin Burner gas
cooking stove, and also the oil lamp
and stove combined. at Barney Field
hake's. They are both models of
efficiency, neatness, simplicity and
economy.
Who ever heard of the like? w. .R
birmingham, selling nice top buggies
at $3.50. Also one os T.. NJ. Miller's
fine top buggics for Sl75.
just received per express, fine
lot OF Kansas City Cream table but
ter. by Chas. Rast, corner Sixth and
Austin streets.
Just received at W. T. Martin Il
Bros. n full line of fine baby carriages.
They are the nobbiest things out
frices all that can be asked fol. See
them soon.
The G. c. c. c. C's. is what man
in the city calls the colored mems
club. When asked what he meant by
20 many c's he said ii was the eeSH's
crapshooting consolidated colored
club.
M, oo,t;n, mos, a., ,ho ron,raI ara
paid $l.15 per day, and those on the
Texas and st. Louis get 81. The lat
ter road has been paying dollar
since the first Of February, previous
to that time Sl.l5 was paid.
Twenty contracts for the Waco
Building association were filed in the
county clerks Office yesterday for
record. Who says Waco is not build
ing up?
The engineers on the Missouri Pa
| Ciiic road do not believe there will he
any trouble between them aud the
railway company. They hope the
difference will be settled without a
strike. So mote il be.
There are busy scenes at the new
McClellaud. The carpenters, plaster.
ers, painters, paper hangers, furniture
and carpet men are all rushing TO get
through with their work. The hotel
will be thrown open Sunday next.
Only one Irish dag tloatei DER the
city yesterday. Mr.. Tom Wilsiord, Il
patriotic descent of Irish parentage
spread an immense green flag and lei
it float from the topamst of tho
Franklin street engine house. II was
generally admired.
The childreu's grand fancy dress
ball takes place this evening at ar
mory hall at $50 Great preparations
are being made to assure the complct,
success of the entertainment and al
who attend may feel confident o
being highly pleased.
Cannon Ball Young, a lOcomOtiv,
engineer on the Missouri Pacific. wor'
in his buttoE hole Yesterday II beauti
ful souvenir made out OF u turnip, |
was not unlike tube rose, and is
piece of nice art work. II bore clos'
inspection, and no one could tell wha
il was made of.
Early mass was celebrated at tn
Church OF the Assumption yesterda,
morning, aud Father Badelol
preached TO good congregation las
night. 1t is hoped our Irish citizen
will have a general demonstration oi
next ST PatrIck's day, as they did no
have anything on this,