The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-22
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'apoo,c cigars at DeWiel's.

JAASs dl tLt nav cItlut sIdDlts.
Go to the Waco Steam Laundry.
For fine stationery go to Hill Bros.
Buggies for hire at the Riverside
stables.
Oysters on the halt SHELL at the st
Charles.
Herz's billiard psrlor is open aud in
full blast.
Mems rubber boots at Sleeper, CLIFF
ton Il Cos.
Telephone your orders to McLarens
Riverside Stabla.
Cash paid for eggs. butter and game
at the Brunswick.
Go TO Bismark's for the best wines,
liquors and cigars.
Fresh fish, veal, pork and beef at
the waco Supply Market
Best meals in the city at the Silver
Moon, South Third street.
Maydeld allows interest on depos-
its OF Ten dollars or more.
Go to George d. Wood, the boss
Jeweler, opposite Pacific Hotel.
Old papers at The EXAMINER office
20 cents per hundred, 81 80 per thou
sand.
O.tuonto imparts fragrance to the
breath. For sale by w. a. William
son II Co.
Drop III and play game or so of
| billiards at Hers psrlor in the rear
of his cigar store.
Nol VIM. tlournoy has moved his
office from his cid place to the Office
formerly occupied by Gcn. Thos
Harrison on the same floor.
Grand closing out sale at Mallory's
OF gents clothing, furnishing goods,
hats, caps, collars and cuffs, etc, etc.
Call at once while stock is comp, tie
Sanger Brothers are now showing
very elegant line OF gents neck
wear, al new spring patterns, ana
late novelties; also large line of new
shapes in mems hats.
Why have so many sad vacancies
at the family iireoide, when Morris
Cascarine, from its excellent qualities,
is specially adapted to the diseas es
which ordinarily prevail among chill
dren.
DR.. Joseph CLANCY, OF Dallas,
grand lecturer Of L. +. T., will d.
llver an address at y. NJ. T.. A Hall
tomorrow night. Everybody invited
to attend.
A hero, dying in doing good deed,
celc brat"d mis- succ sS with lat
cheer. Yet the triumph Of hero is
not equal to the success OF Norris
Crscarine in overcoming liver and
bowel complaints.
The report of the Citizons National
Bank appears in another column this
morning and shows quite healthy
condition and that it is doing al the
work possible with the resources at
its command With $46l ,s7779, 'hev
have i'll loans in discounts $3ll,477.29.
Not more dreary the sublime
dreams OF Dante, than the gloomy
visions of tho e who suffer from con-
stipatiOn. But these become g,orv
aud light under the revivSfyn g IL
iluences OF Morris Cascarine.
On Thursday night next the Loyal
temperance Legions will give can
dy pulling at the home of Mr. G.. +.
smith, on Webster street between
econd aud Thrd. The young aides
are requested to bring tin pans and
every body ten cents. Ihls will be All
enjoyable affair. All are invited
A ten'ion is call d to the notice of
Mr.. Weslow, announcing the scquisi-
ton of Mr.. Hugh Thompson as a
member of the firm. Mr. Thompson
is one OF he best known business
men i'll Waco, and will be valuable
acquisition to the firm and strong
competition for the insurance busl :
ness of the city.
1t is now settled fac that Mr.. j. !
w. Taylor, yielding to the solicitations
of bis many friends, W II be a caudi-
date for the office of county attorney
OF McLcnnau county. Mr.. Taylor has
before filled this important off, with
ability and with credit 10 himst f: and
il elected will uuquestionably satisfy
to the full requirements Ut the office. |
There will be very important
business meeting Of the members aud !
frieuds OF st. PaUl's church (Episco- |
pND on "Wednesday evening February
p, II $50 O'Clock at the church. Tho |
ladies' and gentlemen of the Cougrege-
'lon and all Interested in the future |
welfare OF the Parish are earnestly |
requested to be present promptly at
the hour named.