The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-05
OVER THE CITY.

the i. II. A. Office:
The June bug has golden wing.
The ligbtning-bug flame,
The bed.bug has no wing at all,
But he gets there all the same.
The city council meets tonight.
Buy drugs, medicines paints, etc OF
DR.. $. b. HAMLET.
Mems fine shoes, at Sleeper, Clifton
& Co.'S.
Rose Eytinge at the Garland to.
night. Secure seats early.
The Silver moon continues in the
lead when 1t comes to furnishing the
the finest dinners.
"Our Daisys" have arrived at Here's
cigar emporiums.
Mems fine shoes at Sleeper, Clifton
Il Co.'s.
fuckers simple remedies gives the
best of satisfaction.
DR.. S. b. Hamlett's model phrrmacy
is the place TO have prescriptions fill
ed.
Fresh staple and fancy groceries
tobaccos, chickens, eggs and country,
produce, at Durie& Bros.
White and evening shades. three
and fourbutton kid gloves, at 35 cents
a pair, worth one dollar, at Sanger
Bros.
Or. Lipscomb, the dentist, uses
laughing gas instead of chloroform or
ether. No danger attaches its use,
and no unpleasant effects follow.
W. Il. Kellum s. Son at Riverside
stables, are daily expecting new
vehicles. When they arrive they will
have the finest turnouts in the city.
Several flags were unfurled TO the
breeze yesterday, and one or two
business houses made very good
display. They were hoisted in honor
of Cleveland's Inauguration.
a special judge will be elected by
the bar this morning TO try eases in
the county court which have been APP
poaled from Judge Evans court while
he was justice of the peace.
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, neatncss, simplicity and
economy.
The committee on fire department
from the city council are preparing to
have the Franklin street engine house
put in first class fix. The front is to
he remodeied. new floor laid in the
basement. and the stables re.arranged
for the horses.
Rose Eytingc next to Jauauschek,i lis
the grandest actress that has ever Wis
tied Waco. Reserve seats on sale
this a. IN. at box office of the Gar
land for the engagement of Rose
Etynge in Felicia. Popular prices.
In Justice II. w. Davis court yes
tcrday, the case of John Sleeper vs..
the NJ. T.. Railway company was tried,
and the Judge with held his decision
until to-day. The suit is for damages
to horse while in transit over the
road
In Mr.. w. c. kcllum's new Carriage,
which is one of the finest ever drove
over the streets of Waco, copy OF
the EXAMINER is placed in the pocket
every morning so those who ride may
read the news.
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 aud country produce.
Several judgements were taken by
default in the county court yesterday
In the case of T.. j. Slcvin VS.. &. w
Slattery ct al, involving an amount,
garnishiug the Missouri Pacific rail
road company, judgement was given
plaintiff.
A proof of the pudding is a taste,
and who ever dimes at the st. Charles
can testify to his fact The inaugural
dinner served at this popular restau-
rant yesterday was proof that Wilson
never fails TO do what he says he Will
The dinner was simply immense.
Mrs. Reddcn, the lady who was de-
serted by her husband on Tuesday last
is still at the Union house, and will
be allowed to remain there until she
can hear from her friends or relatives
She may be among strangers, but
there are good men who say they will
pay her way home, or fnd employ
mCnt for her in this city.
In Justice j. Il. Davis court yester.
day the following fines were imposed
Chas. Anderson, $40, and Neil Hicks
and George Bradshaw So each, fol
lighting. These are the colored men
who raised the wild at II cotilon par
ty in East Waco sometime ago. Hicks
could not pay, and went to jail.