The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-01
'ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

INV way - S"hHiih' anu "ho'h'i u
cloudy.
by lingo, those cigars at lIerz's beat
the world for good smokers.
All the trains are coming in on time
and passenger travel is heavy.
Buy the finest article of drugs aud
medicines at DIR. :. u. Ilnmletts.
Geo. W. Mclaughlin keeps u full
supply of country produce on hand.
II you would have your prcscrp
tions filed accurately take them IL
DIR. ; u. liamlctts.
DO not make any purchase of fur
niturc until you call ut the Anderson
furniture store and get prices.
Mr.. II. q. PIdcOckc il building I
handsome residence Mt the corner ol
Twelfth street and Barnard avenue.
Five bales of cotton were cold OH
the streets yesterday tor 1928 cents
per pound.
We timid men who owe bills in the
city can take sfcw DAYS OH and 60
cunning.
Waco is shipping atle to Chicago
which will be packed and sent TO Eng
land 10 feed the British army.
The state grand council United
Friends, of temperance win meet
in Waco July next.
COdntry hams and bacon. honey in
the comb and the best rising flour IN
the city at Moore ~ ThOmpson's.
JUS received, Il full line of Easter
carGs, including Prang's latest de-
signs aud full assortment Of i'm
ported cards, at w. II. Watkins
Book Store.
Best IF ey rything kept by w. Il.
stills Il Co., grocers, Austin street.
Warranted large German millet
seed at ID. 5. Durie X Bros grocery,
55i Austin street.
W. Il Stills Il Co keep constantly
on hand good supply Of feed,
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, ncatness, simplicity and
economy.
llorsfull Il Camcron's is hcadquar-
tiers for best brands of pocket and
table cutie ".
Who ever heard of the like? w. IL
Birmingham, selling nice top buggics
at 1880. Also one os L. NJ. Millcr's
fine top buggics for $l75.
Just received Mt w. F. Martin ~
Bros II full line Of fine baby carriages.
They a"e the nobbiest things out
l'riccs all that can be asked foi. See
them soon.
w r. Birmingham has en- route a
car load of the finest carriages and
phactons evcr brought to Waco. 1t
will pay you to wait and see them.
w. r. Kcllum & SONS new
carriages have arrived, and are to be
had at the Riveside stables. Terms
moderate.
The best al Il most complete stock
of building hardware in The city at
llOrs ull n Gamer on-.
Mr.. f. Reese has removed his tailor
ing establishment to his old stand on
Bridge street where he is selling all
wool cashmere suits at $2l, and pays
special attention to dying and clean
ing. All his patrons and the public
generally are requested to call and see
him
Mr.. w. II Lednum has removed his
millinery establishment to the store
formerly occupied by Mrs. Grand, on
the plaza. Mrs. Parton will continue
to conduct the business. A full line
of spring goods are en- route.
Sweet potatoes are Sc irce in this
market. w IL, Mclaughlin, the gro
Ger, has just received lot of fuc
large ones. Country produce always
on hand.
Charles Rast has just received n
supply of eating and seed sweet po-
tatocs. Also fresh country and
| Kansas butter.
| If you see an old hat sitting up
ON the side walk, do not kick it.
You may be sorry for such an act.
If You see a silver quarter ora half
dollar ly ing on the side walk before
you stoop down to pick it up, look
out for string aud II small boy
around the corner. You may miss
getting hold of the prize. DO not
let any one play Jokes on you, for
to-day is the first of April.
Whilc Albert Snccd aud Bob Allen
were fencing Yesterday. Mr.. \. let his
SIS middle finger and cut it very
badly.
There will be Il convention of com
press men held in Little Rock, April
9th. Mr., W. ID. Lacy, of Waco, will
be III attendance. The convention
will consist of gentlemen representing
congresses west of the Mississippi
river, and il is their intention TO regu-
late the size of cotton bales, and also
to take steps looking to the manuiac-
turing of superior grade OF tics.
This is An Fools Day and every
one may expect to have some rich joke
perpeirated on him during an unex-
peoted moment by some mischievous
friend, but those who board at the ST.
Charles restaurant are never fooled
about the elegant table which Mr.. j..
T. Wilson always spreads.
when Hon. j, &. Bigger was AZ the
ucpot yesterday afternoon he told the
"bOys," who were standing around
him, that he was expecting eight
ming 10 strike him any time. lie
said "even now n winged message
may be coming over the wires, stat
ing that some lucky democrat has
been nominated for attorney for the
northern district of Texas. But boys,
let me tell you, I'll die happy" Mr.
d. has made good attorney, and he
has host of friends among the demo-
Gratis who would not like to see him
ousted just now. We may have a
better democrat, but we will not have
better man than Mr.. Bigger to ill
| his place.