The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-29

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sonis over at last
too viii rejoice when one conscIenceless 'fel-
His sin will repent
Aud return, ere II rains. my ten dollar umbrella
Because II Is lent
Palm Sunday.
This is Holy Week.
Next Sunday is Easter.
The best place to buy drugs is at
DIR. 5. ID Hamletts.
For groceries and produce go TO
Geo. W. McLaugblin's.
Smoke only the best cigars, and buy
them of A. Herr.
When you need a prescription filed
take it to DR.. 5. b. Hamletts.
w. r. Stills & Co. keep constantly
OH hand, good supply of feed.
The EXAMINERS office cat boards at
the st. Charles.
The enrolment of pupils at the pub
lie schools for this week are l,70l.
Another lot of wool, about $500
pounds, was received yesterday.
Turkey and vegetable dinner at the
st. Charles to-day.
Some of the candidates object to
having their names put up on the
boards aud having pools sold OH
them.
From the nineties Friday TO the fif-
ties Saturday morning, is the way the
thermometer ranged.
There are no lean men around the
st. Charles to-day.
Twelve for 81. Bedding plants,
geraniums, heliotropes, verbenas, etc,
rl2 for one dollar, at White Flower
Greenhouse, North Fifteenth street.
Everybody except you goes TO the
Bon-Ton beef market for char"
meat "Thar" is good.
Country hams and bacon, honey in
the comb and the best rising flour in
the city at Moore a. Thompson's.
just received, full line of Easter
cards, including Prang's latest de-
signs and full assortment of i'm
ported cards, at W. ii. Watkins
Book Store.
Best of everything kept by w. r.
SillsN& Co, grocers, Austin street.
Warranted large German millet
seed at ID. S. Durie Il Bros grocery,
554 Austin street.
Call and see the Twin Burner gas
cooking stove, aud also the oil lamp
and stove combined. at Barney Field
hake's. They are both models of
efficiency, neatness, simplicity and
economy.
Ilorsfull Il Cameron's is headquar-
tors for best brands of pocket and
table cutlery.
Who ever heard of the like? W. RI
Birmingham, selling nice top buggies
at 1880 Also one os L. NJ. Miller's
fine top buggies for $l75.
just received at w. T. Martin &
Bros. full line of fine baby carriages.
They are the nobbiest things out
Prices all that can be asked foI. See
them soon,
w II. 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. Il. Kelum u Sons new
carriages have arrived, and are to be
had at the Rivoside stables. Terms
moderate.
The best al most complete stock
of building hardware in the city at
lIorsiull ~ 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 al S2l, and pays
special attention 90 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
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Fresh country and Kansas butter,
eggs and full line of staple aud fancy
groceries, at Charles Rasts, Sixth and
Austin. I. Z. Williams old stand.
This being Holy Week, services
will be celebrated at St. Paurs
church, (EpiscopaD as follows; Daily
morning prayer, FRIDAY cxcepted)
at Q O'Clock; daily evening prayer,
Saturday exceptod) at s o'clock;
Good Friday, morning prayer and
sermon at IL O'Clock.
Sweet potatoes are scarce in this
market. w II. Mclaughlin, the gro
Ger, has Just received lot of fine,
large ones. Country produce always
on hand.
Alvin Manning, who was charged
with taking boat and running OIL
up the river with 1t, was released
from the Jail yesterday Alvin says
he is determined to have his fishing
excursion out, and he leaves for the
upper BraZos to-day.
A final meeting OF the Relief asso-
citation will be held at the Fifth
Street Christian church this after
noon at 4 o'clock. A tull attendance
of all the members is requested.
Major lIinchman received a per-
sonal friendly letter yesterday from
Mr.. John 5. Corning, of Chicago, who
has lately been appointed general
agent of the Texas Il st. Louis rail-
road for Missouri, Arkansas and
Texas. Mr.. Corning writes that he
wants business from Waco, and he
means business. The Major has
known Mr.. Corning for twenty year,
and saws he is an A l rail road man.
The EXAMIN Err returns thanks q
Prof j. Boyd Cresap for fayors rem
dored In reporting the sessions OF th'
cI.ennan County Teachers associa
ton. Prof q. has taught the Proc
tor Springs school for several years
and there Is no teacher more beloved
by the children he teaches, and tn
! parents are well pleased with the wa,
he conducts his school.
Notwithstanding young ma
by the name of Freeman took a pal
OF boots from Mr.. Il. II. Jordan,
store aud short while afterward
he was arrested. On his person wa
found bulldog six-shooter and
pair of brass kuucks. lie was locke
up in the jail, Freeman is strange