The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-17
ROUND ABOuT TOWN.

W. TX. Sills x 20. Keep constantly on
hand a good supply of feed.
The prices of liaglandS goods defy
competition from any quarter.
Best OF everything Kept by w. H.
Stills Il Co, grocers, Austin street
The board OF health meets this al
ternoon at D O'Clock, in the city hall.
Lei Waco entertain the state teach
ers association in her usual royal man
ner.
Ragland has the finest assortment
of jewelry and watches ever brought
to this market a-A
Stop tLat ,diarrhoca! You can do
THY using one of fuckers simple
remedies. ~ 80
Waco Academy of Art is the lead
ing aud only richly iirst-class art
gallery in the city.
; Fine California and Texas honey
Just received at w. II. Mcl.aughlin.s.
TO and take your choice.
The careless worms are disappear
ing, and the farmers are talking cheer
fully about their cotton crops.
A good rain would be- worth sew
eral thousand dollars to farmers in
this county.
Mr.. r. Leasing will build hand
some residence on Washington street,
opposite the convent.
Messrs Bob Ross aud John w. Ba-
kcr leave TODAY on fishing trip up
ON Hog creek aud The North Bosque.
Mr.. Isaac Goldstein has bought the
EDgyick property on Washington
street. where Mr.. X. Leasing resides.
He paid $1,000 for IL.
The marriage Of Mr.. Ed. Toby aud
Miss Mamie Manlove Monday even
ing was surprise to many of their
friends.
Herr is man who never fails TO
come TO time on anything, and when
IL comes to selling the pure weed his
cigars are the best to be found.
Heavy rains fell at Dallas and Fort
Worth, and rs far down the NJ. L. as
Alvorado, Monday night.
You should be sure to buy only the
best of everything, and when you
want the best groceries in the city
call on Geo. w. Mclaughlin.
The Is. a. o. Office has been consid-
orably enlarged in the last few days
This is good sign. Manager Sam
Rcnnick reports large increase OF
business over May.
Already several vacant lots in the
city have been spoken for by parties
who wish to attend Sam Jones' re.
vival services, and will pitch their
tents In the city.
The Browns have received an an.
swer to their challenge sent to Dallas
and they will play In that city on the
4th and 9Th, and Waco on the 18th and
18th of July.
For sale-A good secondhand
piano. A good bargain is offered
cash or on time. +. Van Duzer
music store, Fourth street, opposite
postoflice.
The neatest turnouts IN the city
carriages, buggies and saddle horses
at the Wiley Jones stables. Specia
attention paid to horses placed will
us for board. JAS L. EGAN II Co.
4 There is one man in this city wh'
is always lucky, and the EXAMINED
reporter would advise all young mel
not TO put up hats against his judg
ment. MIR. John Scott has won ever.
bet he has made this year, and he nov
has enough tiles TO start a hat store
Never bet against Johns Judgment.
Every first.class dealer sells Oper
Puff cigarettes. Avoid injurious imi
taiion,.
| Yesterday morning Alderman Tor
Smith caught COW depredating o.
his premises and arrested the ANNA
After he kept her tied by the horn
for sometime he turned her over t
the police.
Remember there is two service
each day at the Fifth Street Metho
dist Church. Prayer meeting at 9
H., which lasts As minutes. AT 6:S
in the aitern on there IL children
meeting. at which time is
short address delivered by the pastoI
Rev. Horace Bishop.
| There Is no connection at tempt
with the Gulf, Colorado Il Santa II
and passengers leaving Waco on til
Missouri Pacific are put TO n gres
deal of Inconvenience thereby.
In the police. court yesterday he
Davis was fined 81 for discharging
pistol In the corporate limits aud 81
for carrying concealed weapons. :
NJ. IIoggsett was fined $3.50 for II
toxication.
/ Work on the wye in East Waco
progressing. Major j. +. Herbert, ii
Silver King on yonder side the Brazo
is experimenting the construction
In a few years the Narrow Gauge wi
: have yves and sidctracks all over Il
city.
The young ladies' guild of st. Paul
parish win give their first lawn par'
this season In the Episcopal chur'
: yard, North Fifth street, Thursda
June 18th. These occasions are alwa.
very pleasant, and all those who won
wish to pass the time away social
are invited TO attend.
Z The committee has been diligel
and now the great tabernacle il rea'
= for Sam Jones TO commence his rev
val service. II will be'a cool place
the forenoon and perhaps at night,
there is plenty of ventilation abo
!, aud below for air to pass through.
If il does not rain on the 18TH
!. June, q good chance will be lost
give the crowd a ducking. The CO
: ored people are making more exte
4 sive preparations than ever before
have their celebration grand ALA
but many of them are willing to ia
a ducking for the sake of having
!, good rain.
!, The Kempa Ladies Orchestra "
give a recital tonight and to-morrt
night at Padgitt's park. 1t will
. pay those who care for good mu
to hear them, as they are conf
. mented highly by the press and pll
Ilic, and have been delighting AL
ences at the Beach In Galveston a
K. at Houston during the last we
Admission only 25 cents, so enabli
IS. all those who caro- for good music
- hear them. Tickets for sale at Il. V
Duzer's music store.
A sneak thief entered the residei
Z of Mrs. L. L. Miller, on South III
, street, last night, but he did not
any thing. He went up stairs i
- opened a trunk belonging TO Mr.. II.
nulv and acattarad thinoa gamers