The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-15
LOCALITIES.

Cash PAID tor eggs. Dutter anu game
at the Brunswick.
Seaside Libraries and al late Maya
ziues at Hill Bros.
Go TO BisInark' ) for the best wines,
liquors and cigars.
Fresh fish, veal, pork and beet
the Waco supply Market.
You can always g, fresh cigar at
w. a. w lIiams on ~ Cos.
Go to George ID. wood, the boss
jewcler, opposite Pacific Hotel
The "New CO Hall" saloon on the
square keeps the best OF liquors.
See w. a. Williamson ~ Co.'s new
patent cigar case the only one in the
city.
Old papers at The EXAMINER office
20 cents per hundred, ~ so per thou
saud.
Mayor Sturgis fined Bob Jackson
IS for assault, and Neal Donnelson -
for INVESTIGATION.
For the best beef IN the market, go
to Richard Wetb OF the Avenue.
Oysters and ii sh in seasou.
Mrs. ;. y. Part ton has removed her
mi lucJy st're from the square TO
North -Four tn sire, t. next to the street
railway office
For fresh groceries, fun weight, courteous
attention and prompt delivery 20 to Il. q.
johnson, Austin street, under Moorc's hall.
Fruit and ~oducc in season.
The c1lccrs are on the lookout for
james Childcra, who escaped from
officer Price At : hrovo port and who
is said to have been seen i'll Waco.
Atthis impoi taut crisis in he affairs
OF the city Waco need, a live and pre-
gressive mau--a thorough business
m.n-,hat man is Major Ilinchman.
Joe Tho was arrested yesterday
on six indictments by the grand jury.
His boz d was fixed at 81 500 which he
failed to make and he was locked up
in Jail.
Is shop Alpheus w. Wilson of the
NJ. +. Church South mas been invited
to deliver the commencement sermon
in June. He is one of the ablest mir
il tiers in America.
Constable Lee Jenkins arrested
Chas. Dudley,a negro who ran away
from his b2ndsman in Hill county,
and delivered him over to the auth or
tiles of that county.
Gen. Speight was too ill to attend
the mass NEE ting at the court house
on Tuesday night, but he wes allie to
be out on the street yesterday, but
still is quite feeble.
1t is a SANDER to say thst Nj jor
Hin Gilman has been lucky man. No,
be has been n hard-workir Z, | lucky
man, and one of the bert mauagt rs
aud contractors in the state.
Mai llinchmau says he is perfectly
willing t. let his rame 90 before a
democratic convention Il il ls fairly
conducted. and there is 10 doubt eitt-
or but THAI the mawor would he nom
ina ed.
f.noch Duval, Ben Emerson, Ca
Laudermil Mud Norman jackson, a
quar- t. tie of crap shooting cOons, We're
placed III JIM tor lcgit mate s'ecula-
hon in poultry, sixteen ear Ola hens
and boarding house spring chickens.
Mr. 5. w. Slsyde HIS sold his in
terest in the Citizens National hank
and resigned his position as a direc-
tor Alta meeting of he directors
yesterday, capt. G.. III. Ilgginson was
elt cted n director to fill the vacancy.
Frank Bonaparte, colored hack
driver. was arrested and placed in Jail
on charge made by Maggie Simms,
mullato giil, charging INN with Sc
duction. He will be given a prelimir-
airy examination this afternoon in
Judge Seeper's court.
Arthur Wielbach and Char lie
Meyers were arrested yesterday for
burglarizng the house of M. Jas.
Wells, five miles in the country, and
the clothes to Waco and attempted to
pawn them to Jno. ID. May field.
THE EXAMINER acknowledges the
receipt OF Nh invitation to the first an
niversary If f. 18th Rsndle PlunS EFT,
March II ( TO p. m She is the
charming lit le daughter of that en-
terprising eX-journalist. Mr.. Thos. o.
Z uukt tt, former Y on The EXAMINER
statl.
Gabert Brothers, at their new
stand on South Foulth street, have
one of the very hanGsCmcst TT cks of
imported and American sun ings
which the Waco market has ever
known. These suitslhcy will make
up on short notice, and in the very
latest ,tyles of cut. No well dressed
man can afford to neglect Gabert's
offer.
The Well, Fargo Express Co, has
withdrawn from tho Tpvas with