The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-23
THE EXAMINER
WACO. AUGUST 20. 1852.
LOCAL. BREyaTIEs.
Items OF Interest From Our Nc-
portcrs' Note Rook.
Peaches growing scarce.

No cotton worms reported anywhere
chickens, eggs aad butter scarce and
getting ,carcer.
Animals badly pestcrrd with hics
gnat- and mosquitoes.
Thermometer yesterday n degrees.
Nights cool and an extra quilt before
morning.
There wcrc sixteen wacoltcs coming
hOmcward On the train from Iaupasas
yesterday.
"A carpenter, Mr Blake. died at the
Waco restaurant yesterday of congestion
OF the brain.
Republican delegates lett yesterday
to the state convention, which meets In
Austin to-day.
A protractcd meeting with revival
effect, Is going IN In the new baptist
church at Lorcna.
Yesterday morning the sun was in
tenscly hot and yesterday afternoon was
cloudy aud very sutry,
Two drunks enliycncl the recorders
court yesterday and were sent to the lock
! up IN default of payment OF fines,
See notice of the "Gleanots" meeting
Tomorrow night. This society ut little
| people gives pleasant entertainments,
Two or more cases OF black ianduicr.
| or something closely resembling that
| type Of disease, has occurred In the last
Two or three days in the vicinity.
--Busiucss In police and court circles Is
very duh and the traditional cowboy rid |
ing through town on tho whOop and |
| jump would bc almost rcliet from
monotony.
The Missouri Pacific railroad has !
started to macnlamisc and gravel Jackson |
street through the city limits, Mr SlntlcIy |
having The contract.
The fctc chAmpctre this eve
nlngwill be- equally M attractive ns last |
night, and 10 night the votes wlll be !
cOuntcd, and nov features added,
Tho deepest cut In the ditch for tho .
East Waco pond Is eleven feet, the shall /
lowest tour itut, aud tho number Of cubic |
yards nj earth to bc cNcavatcd Is l,l5O.
"A little s-ycar old son oi Mr., low. |
rrs, living on the Dr. HAMLET place, in /.
the south part ni town, dird yesterday OF |
congestion OF the stomach and bowels.
"A wagon loaded with a cord ot wood |
INV Ntll NV W''l'l'ill w ~ Nilitl WI huN ]
lin street last evening and was lett In the
street all night ON the wheels still loaded !
The knights oi Labor will be- organ
lied Tonight 10y the state organizer, MIR.
Miller, at Dallas, who Is expected thi,
morning, Wort ingmcn ARE referred To
the notice elsewhere.
The carload ui thing Tor ditching the |
East Waco pond Il On the road and |
shoHld arrive In a dSy or two, the way |
bill Tor same having been received Mt the |
freight office last Night
a grand dance, ball. hyciclc cNhibi. |
Ion tud general pnw-wow IL promised |
'y one ui The business men nrar the Nnr- .
low Gauge depot on the great compress |
praitntm when II Is finished.
One OF the new grocery stores on |
lhiTd suCCt, near Franklin, IL doubling |
itg capacity, having rent, Il the store next |
the Original one and donhod the size 10y |
tiklng down the middle wall.
The Cleaners, very pleasing society
ut young ladies devoted Ia mi slouAr,
work, viii give one Of their charming SO
cIahlr- on Ihurstay Uo-mortow) EVENING"
AT the lc-idcncc Of Rev. =. A. krg on
Spcight street
The iirsl bale OF new cotton WAS re-.
CcvCd In llllshuro Monday amt bought |
by the firm OF rcrrl " Fox. OF that
place II was then shipped to Waco, via .
the Missouri lncilic con Ngnod to Clcvr.
land II Cameron, reaching here yesterday |
The river began to rise on SATURDAY
night last aud rose steadily untl yrstr.
day morning, when 1t began Ia tall, this
morning II Is down to bedrock. II his
been Portable twice only In the past four
weeks, u very unusual condition ui things
orthc summer BruEos. NUy little dIiit
came down during the Inst risc,
MI. Il. l.. Bnugh, a prominent sheen
man near Rogers, Bell county who has II
llork OF three thousand shccp, bought
from Mir. W rights now cnr-loni, six spirn.
lid bucks Oi American improved M"rino
The price paid wts $40 per head, nnd they
were splcudil animals, The finest said ever
To have been brought to this part OF the
state.
The young gentlemen oi the waco
LyCcum arc considering the communities
ton recently r. CciNcd from the San An.
tonic lyccum. II /. hardly challenge,
neither can it be- construed ~ an invitn-
ton 10 the WnCoit's to visit san Antonio.
II is probable that additional correspond.
"nce viii bc Ind and some understanding
reached. The Waco boys are willing 10
accept challenge Tor nm ont and out de
bate, either IN Waco or San Antonio.
AT the crossing Of Jackson street on
Eighth, Is a bridge built ten feet In the
street and leaving barely room To turn
down Jackson. Crossing the railroad track
Mr.. Gid sleeper attempted To make the
turn yesterday evening with load OF hay.
when the wheels caught on the rails tear
ing on one wheel and letting the wagon
down on the track lust ns the Missouri
Pacific passenger train came mp. The
wagon was got oil tue truck IN time ioI
tho train to pass.
MIR. Seymour ASH, manager OF G.. Il.
SissOn's extensive music housc, YESTERDAY
concluded negotiations with Mayor Stur-
2is for the corner room, FHdklin nnl
South Fourth streets, OF the new block
the Mayor Is erecting therr.As soon rs the
room il lifted up Mr.. Ash will remove hi
stock thithcr and materially enlarge It, a.
he viii have more room than now. When
lIe makes this change Walter RlyirIe's
jewolry establishment viii occupy the en-
tire room, corner South Fourth and Aus
lin avenue
Relief from sick headache drowsiness,
nausea, dizziness, pain In the side, etc,
guaranteed TO those using Carter's ldltlr
Liver Pills. These comp aints are nearly
always caused by torpid liver and consli.
patrd bowels. Restore these organs H.