The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-05-31
,ROUND ABOUT TOWN.


Trinity Sunday.
Eggs are scarce.
"Simplc remedies"
Now for clear weather.
No country butter Ia the city.
Services at all the churches to-day
See Taoker's address in another
column.
Spring chickens for sale at w. II
| Sill Il Cos.
"Winter Strain" lard, cheap, at w
l. fuckers Lion drug store.
w. II. stills 4 Co. keep constantly on
hand good supply of feed.
Iiarvesters will commence work In
many fields tomorrow.
Best OF everything kept by w. X
Stills & Co., grocors, Austin street
The prices of Highlands goods defy
competition from any quarter.
What chickens there is in the mar
ket are very tough.
There will be some beautiful mu-
sic rendered at the art exhibition.
After ~ O'Clock last night all the
stores and saloons in the city were
closed
Every first.class dealer sells Opera
Pun cigarettes. Avoid injurious imi-
taiions.
send your Monday morning orders
for groceries TO Geo. w. McLaugn-
lin.
Read the advertisement of tho en-
tertainmcnt for the benefit of the
flood sufferers.
lerz sold thousands of cigars yes.
tcrday, and he will sell the same num-
Der tomorrow.
The best aud most complete stock
of building hardware in the city at
llorsiull & Cameron's.
ltagland has the finest assortment
OF Jewelry and watches ever brought
TO this market
llorsfull a. Cameron's is headquar-
tcrs for sheep shears, wool Irvine and
sacks.
lioaSting ears and other vegetables
received fresh every day at McLaugh-
ms grocery. Austin street.
Levine Bros. know how to advcr-
use. II pays them to tell the people
now cheap they are selling goods.
Assist the flood sufferers by show
ing your presence at Garland opera
house on Monday night.
II you want real stylish straw
hat and at a low price call at b.
llaber's and got one of them, Just re- /
ccived per express.
Mr. j. ii. Barrett has presented the
EXAMINER " it'll some beautiful pho
tograph scenes of the Brazos river aud /
East Waco during the high water.
Parties purchasing tickets for the |
benefit of the flood sufferers, can Sc
cure their reserved seats at the box |
office, on Monday. Open all day.
n horse attached to buggy be-
longing to Mr.. II. K. Amhold, ran
away yesterday and badly demol-
ished the vehicle. The horse belonged
to Mr., j. ii. Mcneil.
Alderman Mobley had temporary
bridge constructed across the lake in
East Waco yesterday morning, so the
citizens over there could walk dry
footed up Elm street.
County Clerk Baker has received
commissions for the iorty-eight no
taries who were appointed by the
governor. All these gentlemen are
requested to come with their bonds
to qualify.
Mr.. j. ii. Appel had supplied ten
families with provisions up to yester-
day noon. Contributions were stopped
yesterday on account of the enter
tainments which are TO be given next
week for the benefit of the sufferers.
Only two marriage licenses were is
sued by County Clerk Baker during
the past week: j. 4. llouser and Miss.
L. l. Casaday, Il. l.. Lillard and Miss
Plnkic Burton. The overflow caused
a depression in the matrimonial mar
kct.
Tom ID. Hays says the reason trade
is so dull in the lumber business, his
large sign TeNarkana Lumber Co.,
was blown down by the storm Thurs
day night. Tomniie is sure to get
there every time, If he has to stand
out in front of his Office and sing out
his business.
At a meeting held in their lodge
room last night, the following officers
were elected in j. ii Gurlcy lodge,
A. +, a. A. NJ No. 337, for the ensuing
term: Frank Steiner, w. M; Il. NJ.
Makoig, S. W.; Thomas Waties, j. W.;
NJ. l.. McClarcn, treasurer; j. f.
Brinkerhofl, secretary.
The EXAMINER reporter lost the
biggest item of all the others pertain
ing to the flood yesterday. A report
came to the city a: noon that
negro man and his family, consisting
of his wife and four children, were in
a tree at the mouth of the Tehuacana,
and had been there three days. Mr..
Darwi in said it was not so, and so a
good half column article was throwI
AWAY