The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-03
'RoUsD ABOUT Town.


WAhhlNoIoN. september 2-lndicatona fol
the west gulf states Generally fair weather
north to east winds. becoming variable, slightly
cooler on the coast and stationary tenn pefaturs
In the remaining portions. Cautionary of
shore signals are ordered for Galveston and
Indianoia.
City council meets tonight.
Rye and barley at Palmer's.
Let Texans insure In the 4. b. A.
Buy your groceries at |. Gathers.
The prices of Highlands goods defy
competition from any quarter.
Fresh groceries constantly ON hand
at l. Gathers.
Poor men cannot afford TO live
without protection. The Il. b. A..
offers the best
Cotton receipts yesterday sixty-four
bales; total TO date, 3i2.
Smokers prefer Opera Puff because
they do not stick to the lips.
Ragland has the finest assortment
of jewelry and watches ever brought
TO this market.
Fathers, insure in the Il. b. A.
Don't go in foreign associations.
Mr.. j. II. Barrett has returned to
this city and again taken charge OF
his photograph gallery on Austin
| street.
Unlaundried shirts-That celebra-
ted unlaundried shirts down TO Soc.
You know thy sold for Sl.OO all the
summer. Goeto Il. Haber's and try
one.
Everybody who is fond of real
good cigar, should try the brand that
Is storming the couutry-"IIo-no"-
for sale by Castles " Morrison.
Read aud forget not fuckers col
umn ad.-"Lion Drug Store"-his
Simple remedies" the people do take,
and attest daily of their merit.
The Academy of Art leads the state
in superior photo work. You can
. find pictures on exhibition in galleries
all over Texas that were made and
finished in this house.
Charles Rast has just received
large assortment of fine toilet soaps,
shaving soaps, cologne. hair oils, combs
aud pipes, which will be sold very
cheap. Don't forget the place, No.
600 Austin street. corner of Sixth.
The French bakery sports bran
new wagon, and this beautiful piece
of work was turned out of Morris
Bros shop.
Smoke Ilerz's cigars and chew his
tobacco and you Will always be happy.
DIR. j. Culbertson has removed his
residence from South Third street 10
700 South Fourth street.
The many friends and old custom
ers OF Mr.. Will Culbreath eau find
him on the n, enue with Mr.. Leather,
the grocer.
Cotton receipts are looming up, but
on account of the backward season
are behind the receipts of last year at
this date.
Oysters are ripe. This is month
with an X in IL, and you can call for
stew, fry, etc., In any of the city res
taurants.
Messrs. West & Jones sold, on Tues
day last, the J. w. johnson property
on Conger Hill to Mr.. j. o. Holt, late
of Bosque county, for $500.
Visitors would repay themselves
for any trouble to which they might
be put by calling on Desne. the pho
tographer, before leaving the city.
Two thousand acres of land in Will
barger county was sold Tor $4,000
through Messrs. West SE Jones agency
in this city on yesterday.
London brown Is the new color In
stiff hats which we are showing this
season Levine Bros.
Protection in the 4. Is. A. secured
tcost based on mortality.
There will he free matinee ut
Padgitt's park this afternoon at
o'clock. Take the little ones out and
let them hear the celebrated Rick
family. They are musical wonders.
There are several bales.of cotton on
the Brazos compress platform. Mr..
Lacy thinks he will raise steam about
next Saturday and commence pressing
cotton.
Now is the time the colored lady
tells the white woman that she is tired
of cooking and washing, and must 90
to the cotton patch TO breathe the
pure country air.
Why go in foreign companies
when you have better organizations
at home-the very best T. b. n.
There will be match game OF base
ball for the state championship, Oh
September 4, 1885, between Walter
Downs nine aud Black Sock nine,
of Tyler, Texas, at the old circus
gounds, Waco, Texas.
Quite large nIlIpber .of .WseoitSs
TO see how the prohibition question
works in Falls county. The Oriental
Cornet band has been engaged to
make music Tor the occasion.
Mr.. N. &. johnson has placed the
contract for rebuilding his residence
on North Fifth street into the hands
of MIR. IL. Il. Jansen, who has eight
men now at work. The house Is TO be
ready for occupation in two weeks.
Mr.. NJ. Hardwick, who resides near
Patrick, brought to the EXAMINER
Office yesterday a specimen OF Colo
RADIO grass measuring sixty-fouI
inches in height. 1t was perfectly
green. and is the second crop raised
on the same piece of ground this year
Its yield is two tons TO the acre oil
both crops.
The funeral services of the late ID
NJ. Turnbull will take place at II
O'Clock a. IN. to-day at ..he family res
idence 1877 South Third street. Rev
A Francis X. Starr will oiiiciate. Friend
{ aud acquaintance are invited to at
I tend. Interment at lakewood.
/ Have used Tongaline in severa
: cases of neuralgia and rheumatism
r with marvellous success. 1Ongalin'
: is an invaluable remedial agent, an,
|. the remedy "par excellence" for neu
A ralgia and rheumatism.
S l.. Il Sisler, NJ. d.. Manchester, Ohio
The free use OF lime in the mu
= holes and cutters continues. In
: short while there will not be any us
8 for lime, as all the mud holes will b
o drain' d, and the dirty water ran o
# into the river.
4 The outb bound NJ. z. train, due d
y 1906. was three hours late yesterda,
q The cause OF the delay was a wrecke
,s freight train between Alvarsdo an
: Fort Worth. IL occurred Tuesda
"a night but no one WAS hurt.