The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-18
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.



Touch itgently-there II goes
Ruiz 4 suit OF Sunday clothes
Darn the hose
Chicken feed al r, N. Palmer's.
Let Texans Insure IN the L. ID. A.
sunday was fine day for driving
Buy your groceries AT |. Gathers
No one eau handle the babies in al
operating gallery like Mrs. Delno.
The prices of Highlands goods defy
competition from any quarter.
Fresh groceries constantly ON hand
AT |. Gathers.
Money to loan In sums of 300 and
upwards on easy terms. w. j. b. Pat
terson ~ Co, Waco.
Poor men cannot afford TO live
without protection. The Il. b. A
offers the best.
Ragland has the finest assortment
of jewelry and watches ever brought
to this market.
Fathers, insure in the Il. d. A.
Don't go In foreign associations.
Call at the Academy of Art and see
the latest work III photos. IL excels
all past efforts.
One dollar admits gentleman and
ladies TO the Plume Drill and hop.
Attention is called to the ad. IN
our cheap column, asking for fur
nished room for a clergyman.
We will soon commence Dragging
OH our cotton receipts.
The best Cigarettes in the whole
world round are Opera Pulls.
The finest and best kind OF smokers
articles can be had Mt lleiz's.
Let the council pass the modified
Sunday ordinance. 1t will please the
people.
The Waco Light Infantry Plume
Drill and Lawn party at Padgitts
Park next Thursday night.
In Justice II. w Davis court yes
terday 10. Smith was fined $40 for
gaming, frankie jackson and Mary
Williams were fined S. each Tor va
grancy.
The Presbyterian choir, assisted by
local talent, will give an entertain
mcnt at Padgitts Park on Tuesday,
August %. The object of the enter
tainment is to raise funds TO purchase
Il new organ.
Everybody should be present at
Hewitt to hear Mr.. w. a. Poage's
speech when he organizes the anti
club. Bill will wear that story-and-a-
half hat and spread himself on ancient
history.
Such delightful coffee. We buy
from Waco Coffee Company, 1853
Franklin street, between Fourth and
Fifth streets.
If you want something handsome in
table knives, carvcrs, or scissors, cali
on llorsfull II Cameron. New goods
Just received.
Unlaundried shirts-That celebra-
ted unlaundried shirt is down to s5c.
You know thy sold tor 81 90 all the
summer. Goeto b. uaber's and try
one.
just now you can't afford TO wait
too long; had better consult at once
fuckers column for simple remedies,
the monster disease is in the land.
While the excitement of the prohi-
bition campaign lasts there will be a
great many barbecues and picnics and
Messrs. W. II. Mclaughlin would like
to notify the public that they have a
large lot of young fat chickens which
are splendid tor such occasions.
The iron span was swung at the
eastern approach of the suspension
bridg on Sunday, and at 8 o'clock last
night the floor was laid and vehicles
could pass over. A quick aud good
piece of work was done.
On the oath inst, the Hon. Roger q.
Mills will make political speech in
llillsboro, in which he is expected to
throttle ST. Johns bantling that has
tHnllks lnts ..t l,n "A "a
our neighDoring county.
Messrs. Perry Il Noble, music pub.
lishers, New Bedford, Mass, have our
thanks for their most recent publica.
ton, "Gone, Brave One, Gone" The
piece is the production of Walter A.
Perry, and is intended as a tribute to
the memory of General Grant.
Mr.. S. e. Baucum, who resides in
East Waco, got fish bone in his
throat Saturday night, and II came
very near costing him his life. lie
had two or three physicians working
on him, but it b&iiled their skill, and
ii was not gotten out until Mr.. S at
tempted TO swallow piece of chicken
when it caught ON the bone and he
pulled his finger and pulled it out.
Complaint has been made to the
county judge and the commissioners
about somebody dragging dead ami
mails out OF the city and depositing
them near Mr.. 10. Kirkpatrick's resi-,
dence at the head of Lindsay hollow
Whoever it is that has been doing thii
had better stop right now, as the mat
ter will be looked into, and the nuts
ance must be abated.
The First Baptist church wa.
packed to its utmost capacity sunda,
night, the occasion being a sermon
delivered by Rev. DIR. Carroll on pro
hibition. a great many people wer,
| turned away, on account of not find
ing even standing room. The rever
end gentlemen handled his subject II
mastery manner and at one time
when he made point which S,
pleased his audience, that they coulC
not but send up round of applause
Deputy Sheriff Dan Ford went on
to McGregor Sunday afternoon auc
attached fifty barrels of whisky fol
Marx Il Kcmpner.of Galveston,to sat
isfy a claim of $4,29l29. TIL,
whiskey was sold by Thomas Il Son
of Louisville, Ky to Straus ~ Levy
of McGregor. The Louisville firm
drew on Strauss & Levy for $1,000
which WINS paid by Marx IL Kemper
and then ordered the whiskey shippeC
back to Louisville. To thwart thi
scheme is why Marx Il Kemper raj
the attachment. Mr.. Ford had to for
chilly enter the depot before he coul,
serve the paper, but he got there al
the same.
The choir at the Austin Stree
Presbyterian church is certainly on
of the best in the state. The must
rendered Sunday night was perfect
charming aud captivated the audi
ence. Rarely Is such music heard Il
any city, and on this occasion III
members seemed to do their hes
The choir is composed of the follow
ing named ladies aud gentlemen
Mrs. p. II. liengst, organist an
leader; soprano-Mesdames Beacl
Munroe, Qua aud Misses Lawson M