The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-19
LOCAL BREyITGES. .e
Items OF Interest from OUf9a
pOrfcrs' Note hooks.

Clear. serene AMI cool.
The Brizos still carries its head higb
Large quantities OF lemons are allfv-
ing.
AT sunset last evening it turned quite
The creeks continue to boom along
wildly.
The merchants begin to cry for COM
try trade.
sion tonight.
Is it possible that the rain is over?
Let us hope so.
Justice Evans had blank in his court
ycst-r lays session.
"A few country people came to town
Yesterday in the saddle.
Livery horses are getting fat and
sleek om con, nued idlenesS.
Trains as well as telegraph wires
WereSomewhat of co'or yesterday.
Another application of gravel is being
CIV the crossings on Austin street.
If a coed freeze should come after
Yesterdays thaw Waco would be one asI
skating rink.
The masqu rade bail " ii be given on
the 10Th OF January, instead of on the 9th
OF February.
1--we assaults, three DRINKS and one
pistol case in the recorders court yester-
{ Y morning.
If the street crossings were cleaned of
1t would ssist pedestrians materially in
getting around.
Many OF the country merchants have
run out OF stori ard are anXIouslv wait
irS tor good weather, to get to town.
Those who want good huntipo 81,
lind pltnty of game in few days if they
wish to wade through mud and water t1
get it.
An individual who had assaulted and
battered another one stepped up in justice
DAY IS Office yesterday, said he was guilty
and settled up.
Mime host Scarborough has taken
char%e oil the McClell2l I'd house and is in
augurating the new order of things as
fast as possible
On Monday morning the fhermomr-
ter at o'ceck stood y above and yester-
day ring 40. Who says We do not
have charges in hurry.
castor, of Theatcr Comique notorie-
". is said to be in Galveston ENJOYING life
on the money which he beat his employees
and creditors out Ofhere.
The young ladies can 20 to the onion
orchard As much rs they please in this
W III + tor the young gentlemen cannot
70 d the mud to see them.
between IS Kilet" and "Hymen'' who
can decide whether person had better be
Il married or single man? Give us some
more light. Perhaps the ladies' will speak.
We guessed within a fe hours of if
We said it was going TO be clear Yesterday
morning but the sun did not shine until
evening. We came nearer than Tice or
FennOr could.
There was exhibited in our sanetum
yesterday one OF finest specimens of cauli-
fiowe~ We have ever seen raised at any
season of the year. 1t was from the gar
den of Mrs. 2. Lyons.
The wires Of the Missouri Pacific
Texas Central, Narrow Gauge and part of
the telephone wires were down yesterday
and for a tine Waco was Isolated from
other portions OF the world.
Waco Lycaum holds its regular
weekly session tonight. We learn that
several OF the members have attended
very irregularly lately, and it is limited
that their approaching marriage has some
thing to do with their absense.
Several gentlemen saw jack-rabbit.
on more than one occasion Tuesday night
run into the Powers and Napier building.
THr rabbit, when 10 one vas passing.
would come out to forage, anil when
alarmed would dash back in the building.
The wood men must have got milIed
at Waco. for they do not come here any
more. W,li, the weather is getting warm
again, and in Il few days they will be beg
G,ng for customers, and then they will
find out that they cut eff their nose to
spite their faee.
Mr.. J. p. Garland was taking around
Il paper yesterday tor the purpose of OBJ
tanning subscriptions to build an opera
house on the site of the old one. Peter
McCleiland heads the list with 5000 in.
cash, besides the property on which the
building is to be put up in case the money
is raised.
-"Hope" gets In word corner-wise in
the matrimonial pabuum' controversy
and puts in n iey eminently practical re-
marks touching Phase OF the matter
that seems to have been overlooked by -
KflIst'' and 'Hymen' and very import
ant consideration to q young man contem-
plating matrimony.
In the county court yesterday the suit
of HiIl. brand & Goldsten vs. e.. e. Stuart
vas ON trial all day. The jury were IN
.,hIe TO agree and after they came in, by
consent Of both parties, Uillebrand &
G1I. :stcin were awarded Two thirds of the
amount claimed in the suit. This case has
been several times tried and was weari-
some one.
Yesterday morning just rs Missouri
'acific ehg;ne No. 10, was about 10 s art
,ut with her train large buzZard was
ound perchased upon the headlight. He
vas not disturbed and just as the train
t,rted he raised his wings as if to soar
way, but reconstructed and kept his plgce
nd the train went whirling on through
own with the strange passenger occupy-
ne his prominent perch.
"A couple of young men came near
eing fired completely out by their ROOM
nate Yesterday morning. When he arose
e calelessly undertook to light a fire in
he room with what he supposed to h.
n PITY Roman candle wrappers. In few
econds candles were popping and dartir Z.
lis of fire in all directions and tbinos
we're decidedly unpleasant for the sleepers
or q tine