The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-21
LOCAL BREVITIEs.
Items of Interest from Our
pOrtcrs' Note Books

grinder. -N VI Sah
Oh for the farmers butter and rbiclou
wagon again. -'0Neil
n court yesterday. III HIS
Not single bale of cotton has
seen on the streets this week.
Every railroad in Texas has
S Tun-on' Wash-out or wreck in the las
! days. ''-' Ids
a Water is undermining some O,
stohe Sidewalks, and they viii have
! The bad weatheris Increasing sicl
a ahi 'Ile doctors are kept busy nearh
Plenty of work for the city carr
IylhS away rubbish and filth when
49,, The sunshine struggled to get th7
rme G'9u 1t. Yesterday evening but was
IL every body will stop guessing
me Weither Is going 10 be, to-morro
may clear up and be tine.
No danger OF DEMONSTRATING Will,
ToauS are III such condition. You can
leave your stable door open.
Baggage mail and exnress p,attor :.
brought across The Tehuacana briige NJ on -
pusii-car AMI on the loot bridge.
"A heavy force is at work on the Fort
worth anu Denver road, and more men
ana leiins are going there every dav.
"A few persons whom sheer neecssttv
Iolccd To come in from the country tnr
supplies were seen in town YESTERDAY.
-Ihe school teachers ought to mako
| the Young idea shoot right last now, Tor
they have but few OF them to operate ON.
Justice Davis yesterday tried and con-
I'd TWO more crap-shUotcrs. They
mate arrangements 10 pay rather than
The question just now is. how are we
| gong to save cur CITY BRIDGES The
Weather Ii 50 bad thut Iorklnen can NOT
make any progress.
A great many persons continue to take
| me Wlse piecdutiUn to have their children
F'oc'haled' ana MANY older Persons are
| also song AROUND with swollen arms.
An the str Is aie alike now and if is
| not ike wnen tie Weather is drv and
! every bouy vans to drive on Austin street.
1uey s.he the utiIcst ont TO I'm now.
/ .-The rain has caused many of the
/ plahhs IN The sidewalk to hump up their
/ 'acNs Which III Ike> 1t bad Tor pedestrians
VINO nave 10 pass over them in the tlrk.
-NeaFe informed that large and now
| erIh cotton press, OF approved make. has
! heeh puIc!Ia- cj and vii Ue erected b,ie
al al carly day, in time Tor next seasons
| business.
Hunting for items yesterday with the
! exp, rt-i. o. Oi tHainss them was It much
mai der task taHh IT. M 10 solve the prob
| ieiIi' VIZ her II Is cheaper to live married
or SINGLE.
,-AdYcrtisers who desire their matter
cif'ngeQ to-iay viii please bear in miId
.uat To insure sai'SIaclit 4 they must have
t.er copy ready Tor the rinter by ,
O'Clock t"is afternoon.
If that hunting party comes bacL from,
eastern Icx4s wI,n1Gt brn%,no ne IN il~n,
some game they viii have. 7lf1 W.
making people believe that they knew
no" ~ hunt or ever lett camp.
The man George F. skinner. who
together with his wife, was found M such
4, - destitute conuItion in east Waco last
1"esuIy' is SIN ii the hospital in Il pros
living. '''''
several movers wagons were seen
passing through town yesie.d day with "A
"IetchCd looking lot OF occupants. 1t
Vu III 10 De Tie extremity OF necessity
'hat "Uuli cause 4 man 10 bring his wife
"liu laihAy oul IN such incllment weather.
The recorder had three of those who
90 not Obey The injunc ion to tou IN not.
.ASJe not, hanule hot. Alter he gave them
NE usual morning lecture AMI the fine ami
trimmings, they were a peniIent looking
10, but no doubt will soon forget the
lesson hc taught them.
Since the bridge washed out on
IChiac..nd not Il single pound OF Contra,
Ire Sht has been received In Waco from
thc south and II Is accamulating very fast.
" hen 1t arrives it will crowd the ware
hOdse and yard and make plenty OF work
LOT Tie employees nightand day for some
time.
you wish to know whether young
ia"y has Ueen YacciAaed-dO not squeeze
heI am, but ASK gently. You had better
pursue Tile same course with gentlemen,
because We saw one young man who came
'ely near being knocked into tie mud
yesterday by being 10 familiar with
@lOthet mans arm.
1t is now known that it is Primrose.
anu not West, vi the minstrel company 1T
Barlow, Wilson, Primrose s West, who
Is gong 10 marry Fay TemplelOn after
Tue Close OF the present theatrical season.
There Will be TWO PrmrOses IN that
1lmlly then, and two biz end men whose
combined popularity is i fortune in itself.
AS the weather has been very bad for
several weeks many of OF people have
been unaD.e to get 10 cIui en- and have lOs5
lack OF the aunOun,emtntS. We hope
the pastors, # tEey have a.y changes to
make, viii send them IN carry to-day, or
II the pastors vi any OF the chrcches are
absent the deacUns viii notify us who, II
any one, vii take their places.
Perhaps some other lady will assist
Mrs. Citmintuy" in the next lew days in
giving young men hight on whether there
IS more hapL mess Iud less expense in the
married or eingI state. Eacn correspond
cut 50 fIr has nelled to mystity matters,
and some OF the young mtn az in doubts
as 10 whether iey should ice to the
mountains and never gain ne on the
ace of a maiden, OF rusn to -IUrmoudOm
anu oteh 5irdl MI ti4lit > anu Cltdp l4NInS
With scores OF wives.
In round numbers the East Waco COM
press up to date this year has squeezed
out l7.Gl7 bales The Houston anu Texas
Central las shipped flat 500 bales; the
iii souri, Pacific has taken out OF Town
about 80 bales, ard there : in compress.
yards, war, houses, etc. Loo bales, max
ing receipts here 10 dale, 2J,S19 bales, or
not quitt thicl-fiitis of what we shipped
in the season OF iS>U-Sl.
Mrs. Mall Sherman. OF Jonesboro,
Texas. writes Mr.. Frank Powell, OF lhls
citv. asking him to give her information
OF Ter son G. d. Sherman, from WhDh
-he received letter from Waco on the
18th OF August. lS76. He was at that time
sick and she has never heard IRON him
since MIR. Powell turned tie letter over
20 the EXAMINER and we make : his notice
thinking that some one may know or
know OF Mrs Sherman's last son, if he is
ahve. and give her the information she is
seeking. She is very anxious to hear o
his whereabouts and some one may b
abe to make her happy.