The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-03-31
ROUND ABOuT TOWN.

Eggs ARE retailing at cents per
dozen.
the mighty oaks are putting forth
h ir bud,
Ice wa, visible in many places yes
ilrday morning.
Country buttcris worth from 70 to
,'erni- per pound
Carpenters resumed work ye-tcr.
dal uu numerous new buildings
Curative institutions aud hospitals
are successfully using Red Star Cough
Cure.
Mrs. \. Dunn, fashion modi-tc, az
lmnklin street, next TO baptist
church.
MIR. John Remnant has the contract
tn pun in the stone basement for the
new roller mills
Lie is short, aud TO spend it pleas
HnuN AMI without pain, use 81 lH-
ruu'. Dil.
Our cotton buyers ARE -craping up
Tine remnant, ut last years crop and
,rrdiug ID 10 the -piuncrs
From thr present price OF corn II
Will certainly pay our farmers To
pmut many acre. ol this cor nj nov.
TIL" market H. well stocked with
ri loruiH vegetables, bat 1t takes u
-uHii fortune TO buy enough for a
mcal for a small family.
ltthcrr +, No frost this morning We
may consider ourselves lucky, and
there b.. mo- more danger from his
huar, touches this spriug.
Apricot rs large Il, "yakc' mar
h.rW were shown the reporter yc-tcr-
dny They are from the orchard Of
Nh ". : Puukctt in west Waco.
Third Ward Auti-rerquisitc club
Wil, meet AT Gymnasium hall, Frank
.iu street, between Fourth aud Fifth,
ut $ o'clock this. Wednesday, evening.
The man who waited to Kill the
engine ut the Missouri Pacific sun
day last, got on drunk, aud was
liucd NS before Recorder Brinkcrhuti
yesterday morning.
The mercury crawicd down To 33
degree, Monday night, aud yesterday
afternoon the soft summer clouds and
clear sky seemed IA itthere never had
been cold day.
Wood has been very scarce, but
with a few DAYS clear weather, II will
come down to its usual price, - to ~
| per cord; its according To how YOU
I buy it.
Their" will be mass meeting OF
| colurcd voters at the courthouse on
| Thursday night next, at which time
the merits of the candidates for city
| Offices will he discussed.
\ cstcrday "A ColOred man was sound
/ ing Tor water on the lot whore the
large roller mills are to be- erected.
| llc intends sinking a well there for
/ thc use Of the milling company.
/ WOrkmeu are busy preparing to
/ receive the machinery for the roller
! mill which is to be established BY
| Ncs,rs. NcGowan, llubby& Gorman,
/ The machinery viii be shipped from
! indianapolis uu the tcuth prONimu.
\ druukrn fellow got into the dis
/ trirt court room yesterday and
raised -urh a racket that Judge Will
! iams ordered him to be locked up in
/ the iail. After staying there u few
hour, he cooled down aud was re.
luH.cd.
a car load Of empty bottles is be
up packed on n side track ut the oil
mills According 10 measurement
the ear will hold $4,000, and the man
who is shipping these relies of de-
llIl'h NIlllllS NhN lllNN ~ w WI VI
5000 To- him IN ST. Louis.
/ he Kite season il upon uS. The
foolish boy tries o Ny his Kite down
in town. 50 the people can see him,
and the consequence IL the Kite now
swings ON a telegraph or telephone
wire. but the wise boy stands away
out In the subj b., and enjoys -cciug
his flyer away up near the floating
clonds.
The Workman's Mutual Aid Asso-
citation will celebrate their second an
hivcrs ry al Odd Fellows hall, South
'lhird street, this evening, After the
ceremonies of the evening n splendid
rcpast will be set. Only the mem
beers and n few invited guests will be
present.
MIR Hugh NJ. Thompson is Gale d
upon 10 permit the use OF his name
for alderman of the Second ward.
Mr.. IhompsOn IL n ar-headcd BUSH
mess man, Nh excellent citizen, and Il
elected ne would make an excellent
officer THE EXAMINER sincerely
trusts he will answer aye to the call.
II j. mistake about the hens going
IN "A strike since they learned the low
merchant who made the jump them.
Strives, and then tried to lay the
blame on the poor hens, As soon as
the roads are clear Of mud and the
farmers can get to the city, we will
hear more about that hen strike,
United states Commissioner j. II.
'inks went down to the Missouri
Pacific ward last afternoon aud re-.
sealed those bonded cars IIa made
An examination and found that the
sugar had not been mulcsted The
car, are from Lar do aud their dcsti-
nation is III ra,o, They will be sent
to rort Worth thence over the TeNa,
Pacific to /. puso