The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-25


Yesterday was dark, dull, driz-
cling day.
DIR. S. b. Hamlet sells the best
drugs and medicines.
Best of everything kept by w. X.
Stills Il Co., grocers, Austin street
Damon and Pythias at the Garland
opera-house tonight.
w. II. stills ~ Go. keep constantly
on hand, u good supply of feed.
go to Geo. w. McLaughlins for
groceries and country produce.
Have prescriptions filled nj DIR. s.
b. Hamletts.
Stills Il Co. keep IN stock the very
best flour that can be bought.
Fresh staple and fancy groceries
tobaccos, chickens, eggs and country.
produce, at Duric& Bros.
BE sure and call at the Anderson
furniture store for cheap bargains.
The goods must be sold.
The Daisies" are sold by Herr for
five cents each, and they are worth
what you pay for them.
Many fine fish are taken from the
Brazos and Bosque rivers every day.
Fred Warde and party arrived yes
terday on a special via the Texas &
st. Louis, from Corsicana.
The G.. II. G.. of the Waco postoilice
says he received dispatch yesterday
from Secretary Villas asking him to
accept the position of assistant post
general. Perhaps this is the
truth ~
A marriage license was issued yes
tcrday to Mr.. II. Il. Densley and Miss
Cordelia Taylor. Both live at Nc.
| GregOr.
The Pacific hotel is undergoing
thorough repairs, and many improve.
ments are being made in the building.
Ladies and children should not for
| get the matinee at Garland's opera
house this afternoon at o'clock.
A negro named Henry Crutcher
was locked up in the Jail yesterday.
Henry is charged with being too
heavy on his muscle.
Notwithstanding the Indictment
weather yesterday the farmers weie
busy blowing up cotton land and
planting corn.
lngomar, the Barbarian. will be
presented this afternoon at the Gar
land. This will be the last matinee
of the season, aud there is no doubt
but that the house will be well filled.
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 aud
economy.
llorsfull Il Cameron's is headquar-
tiers for best brands of pocket and
table cutlery.
Who ever heard of the like? W. II
Birmingham. selling nice top buggies
at 1880. Also one os Il. NJ. Milier's
fine top buggies for Sl75.
just received ut w. p. Martin q
Bros. full line of fine baby carriages.
They are the nobbiest things out
Prices all that can be asked foi. See
them soon.
w Il. birmingham has en- route
car load of the finest carriages and
phaetons ever brought TO Waco. Ii
will pay you to wait and see them.
w. II. Kellum ~ Sons new
carriages have arrived, and are to be |
had at the Rivcside stables. Terms
moderate.
The best ard most complete stock
of building hardware in the city at
llorsiull Il Cameron's.
Mr.. #, Reese has removed his tailor
ing establishment to his old stand on
Bridge street where he is selling all
wool cashmere suits at S2l, and pays
special attention TO diving 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.
Rev. II. NJ. Du Bose, pastor OF
Shearn Memorial church of Houston,
Texas, will preach the commencement
sermon for Waco Female college this
year. Rev, W. l.. Nelms, of Bolton,
Texas, will preach at night ON the |
subject OF "Christian Education"
The base ballist did not meet yes
tcrday afternoon on account of the |
inclement weather. All interested in |
the formation of club will meet al |
the Pacific saloon Thursday evening
Mt O'Clock. The boys are determined
the Maidens' base ball club shall not
go by unchallenged
There Is II movement on foot to get
up petition asking Gov. Ireland to
pardon Alex. Moore. who was sent
up from this city to the Rnsk peni-
Tertiary, charged with forgery
Hundreds of people here do not be-
lievc that il was Moore's intention to
defraud anybody, and they will
willingly sign the petition.
Rev l.. G., Jordan, the colorcd min-
lister, who left this city a few weeks
ago bound for Liberia, has been
heard from at Liverpool. England.
/ lie writes from there that he would
leave on a certain day for Monrovia,
| Liberia. Rov. Jordan will be heard
from again IN few weeks,
| A man came up to this city from
Falls county Monday stating that he
had been bitten by mad COW. a
mad stone was applied TO his hand,
but ii did not adhere TO II, aud so the
man went away happy, thinking, no
doubt, that he was free from all
poisonous infections,
II seems our cattle and hide in
spectors long hair bothcrs some peo-
pie. The butchers say they will pay
for having his hair cut, and the cat
tlemen say they will make him pres
ent plug hat and walking cane If
he will allow his hair to be cut. Ike
says he has not concluded to be n
dude yet, but as soon rs his term OF
office expires these gentlemen can
come GU with their hat and gold
headed cane.
An Examiner reporter asked Mr..
Pinck Pogne, the deputy county