The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-14
LOCALITIES.
Waco laundry is the best.

Waco laundry is the best
Go to the Waco Steam Laundry.
lIerz's billiard parlor is open and il
full blast.
Cash paid for eggs, butter and game
al the Brunsw wick.
Seaside Libraries end all late Maya.
ziues at Hill Bros.
Go 10 Bismerk's for the best wines
liquors and cigars.
Fresh fish, veal, pork and beef a
the Waco Supply Market.
You can always get fresh cigar at
w. \. Williamson X Cos.
Go to George d. Wood, the boss
jeweler, opposite Pacific Hotel.
The "New City HalP saloon on the
square keeps the best of liquors.
See w. A. Williamson 81 Co.'s new
patent cigar case, the only one i'll the
city.
Old papers at THE EXAMINER office
20 cents per hundred, ~ 80 per thou
sand.
For the best beef IN the market, 90
to Richard Webb on the Avenue.
Oysters aud ii sh in season.
Mrs. ). A. Parton has removed her
millinery store from the square to
North Fourth street, next to the street
railway office.
For fresh groceries, fun weight, courteous
attention and prompt delivery 90 to r. O..
Johnson, Austin street, under Moore hall.
Fruit and ~oduce in season
Giles Thomas, a W,E-known colored
man who has ~een employed in tear
ing down the buildings on Fourth
street, tell from pile of brick yCster-
day aud broke his leg.
Mr.. John ID. Pitts, who killed Mr..
ID Shern in Hubbard City, passed
through the city this morning in
charge of the Ilill county sheriff, and
accompanied by y number of friends.
The remains Of d Shern, killed in
Hubbard City byJohn d Pitts, arriv-
ed this morning by the Cotton Belt
road, to await Instructions of friends.
lie was a prominent IL, of r. and Will
probably be inferred to-day.
Everything which belongs TO pure,
healthy blood is impaired by Hoods
Sarsapailla. a trial vii convince
You of its merit.
The suit of jury VS.. Sherman in the
district court, was concluded yester-
day and verdict rendered tor the
defendant. The suit was brought on
n note given by Mrs. Susan sherman
in 1862, when her husband was in the
army.
Idr. w. ID. jackson is announced
this morning as candidate tor mayor
OF Waco at the ensuing election. Mr..
jackson is a strong man, has lived in
Waco a long time, has strong local in
tercsts and attachments, and If elected
will make a good mayor.
At the meeting of the Waco Chess
Club Saturday night the designations
of DR. III G. Saunders, secretary, and
VI g II Park, treasurer, were rendered
and accepted. Messrs. l. w Bagby
and f A Marshall were elected to fill
the vacancies, the former as secretary,
the latter as treasurer.
Gabert Brothers, at their new
: tand on South Fourth street, have
one of the very handsomcst stocks of
imported and American suirimgs
which the Waco market has ever
known. These suits they will make
up on short notice, and in the very
latest styles OF cut. No well dressed
man can afford to neglect Gabert's
offer,
Prof. lIurwood contemplates dCub-
ing the capacity of his greenhouse
in order to meet the requirements of
ms growing business. lie has now
)ne hundred and sixty varieties of
yeraniums, including European nov
elites OF 1887, cOllus, verbcnss, pansies.
toubIe vie let's, ja>mines, double pc
remas, the celebrated moon vine,
new pyssllora Constance f liot, and
all Other bedding plants at the prices
If any reputable green house He
las opened an uptown office at the
Curiosity Shop where he has nice
collection OF llsnts. Telephone con-
lectiUn at residence.
1t VIII be remembered that THE
EXAMINER made reference some
weeks ago to au entertainment to be
given tor the benefit of several meri-
orious local organizations The mat
er has now taken definite shape
April 8 has about been decided upon,
and the entertainment viii be under
he direction of Mr.. Henry Pickles.
The beueticiaries are to be the y Dung
Mems Christian a ISOLATION, Catholic