The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-12

DeNcTW ldTlHefb nave nnlshcu
thrcshiag their wheat. The yield is
as large as expected.
Remember that il only costs 25cts
to attend the Sacred Concert ut Pad
gifts Park this afternoon.
One hundred pairs of boys wooden
cashmere knee pants will go bis week
tor 20 cents, worth $3.50, at Levine
Bros.
a wedding for tomorrow night, is
an item which the "h!ghly contracting
parties" did not know the EXAMINE
is on to.
Cigarette smokers prefer Opera Puff
because they do not stick to the lips.
For Every Ache and Pain. A paiia-
cca can be found in fuckers "Simple
remedies" Money saved; call and see
for yourself.
Messrs, Levinski IL Albca will short
" open a branch jewelry store at
llillsboro. The EXAMINER wishes
them continued success.
Il. l.. Sturgis ~ Co., have just re-
ceived two dozen young mems fine
broad brimmed straw hats, worth
Sl.25. For sale at 70 cents.
Ice cold soda water and pure fruit
juice syrups at w. A., Williamson II
Co.'s drug store, 400 Austin street.
Try our syrup acid phospha,es.
Mr.. I. ID. Hays advertised in the
EXAMINER yesterday morning for u
pair OF gold spectacles, and they were
returned to him before breakfast.
A certain cigar dealer in this city
had the following sign hung out in
front of his emporium yesterday. Ev-
cry word in the lines are truths:
You still can do the arm clutch,
And dance the German too;
To buy cigars on sunday
is thing you cannot do.
Yesterday was a dull day, and our
merchants report business very slow.
a few weeks hence, and the city will
assume different aspect on Sat
urdays.
On account OF the absence of DR..
Carroll, there will not be any service,
Baptist church to-day.
The EXAMINER is in receipt of g
catalogue of Waco University for
lSSi-S5. IL is neatly printed and
handsomely arranged by the president
DR.. Il. &. Burleson.
Creamery butter direct from the
creamery by express, will be kept on
hand, fresh every day during the en-
the season at Marshall Il Hcard's
Attention is called to the card OF
Mr.. George A. Taylor in another
place. MIR. Taylor il an expert stem
ographer, ample evidence of which
was given in his reports of Rev. SAM
Jones sermons In the Day.
Nary case was ground out in Jus
tice Davis ccourt yesterday. The
Judge was in his office though, and
was trying to see how many words he
could write on one line of legal CAP
paper when the reporter called on
him.
MIR. j. II. Finks received n telegram
Yesterday from Healing Springs, Va,
which stated that his father, Mr.. j. Is.
Fink s, aged 90 years, had died AT that
place on Friday evening at $3.50 O'Clock
The sympathy of our community goes
out to Mr.. Finks in the sad hour OF
his bereavement.
Chief Hogan aud Alderman Alex
ander are negotiating for pair Of
horses, which are at Valley Mills, 70,
Rescue hook and ladder company
The boys are anxious TO get u better
team than they have now, as the old
roam and sorrel are getting too old to
pull the heavy truck.
5. l.. Lewis, the colorcd man charged
with cutting open mail pouches and
taking sundry articles thereirom, ap
peared before United States Commis
sioner Finks yesterday, and gave bono
in the sum of $500 for his appearance,
before the federal grand jury. Th'
parties who were Oh his bond before
became his suretics again.
Information was received in this
city yesterday of the death In Lo
Angeles, Cal, of w. b., Jr., son o
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID. Scarborough
Many people in Waco will remember
the bright little fellow who was tn
pet of everyone while his father kcp
the McClelland and Pacific hotels.
In the county court yesterday III
case of Levy Bros. Il Co. vs.. Il. II
Baker Il Son was decided In thi
manner The plaintiffs were given
Judgment for S2SO.65 against ID. l
Baker, and n judgment for the sam
amount against Ada b. Baker. Plain
till gave notice of appeal In ope
court.
The friends of Charles w. Smit
think he is now in the lead for al
poiutment rs postmaster, to succec
Judge Leland. Charles well-know
business qualifications will be of grei
help to him in getting the appoin
ment IL this report be true. No doul
he will make u faithful postmaster,
he is appointed.
Mr.. d. II. Capen had large rattl
snake skin, which he captured in Il
west, aud was bringing II home wi
him, but unfortunately he left IT han
ing ON a bush one night, aud ho
eatit up. Cape will tell you no
long aud how large around 1t ",
and how many raitles the reptile jim
gled at the end of its tail.
In recorder Brinkerhofl7s cou
yesterday morning the followil
cases were disposed of: Bill Emno
son 81 for leaving team unhitehe
Stella Nolan, Kate Horton and Ali
Key So each for vagranoy; u
Thompson was fined SIS for the saI
oiiense. Toney Savoney, prophet
of DE Francis garden, was fined i
for keeping disorderly premises.
: "Blow Your Big Bazoo," is the III
/ of new song, which was compos,
and set to music by Colonel Chas.
q. Puckette, of this city. 1t h
twelve verses, aud touches on
points, from the cradle TO the gra'
The colonel not only shows that he