The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-13
THE EXAMIN Err
WACO, AUGUST 10, 1882.
LOCAL BRESITIEs.
ItcIns OF Interest From Our ZEE =
pOrtcrs' Note Hook.

Items OF Interest From Our Re-
portcrs' Note hook,
Weather warmer.
Thermometer 81.
The ruins OF the Lveoak house are
still burning.
Large quantities OF hay is coming into
the city.
Yesterday cloudy and pleasant with
barumetrical indications OF rain
The county commissioners court con
vcncs tomorrow in regular session.
The rain Is gradually getting down to
sand, which shows the wet spell to De
broken
Late peaches still continue to come in
undminished quantities and they are un-
usually fine.
There are five cases OF maluid fever
all dangerous, withina radius OF one mile
about ncighboring village.
One bale OF cotton came in yesterday,
II Mas low middling and WAS bought by
the rhompsons at IL cents per pound
A sky blue hat accompanying hand
some young man ont on the streets was
one of the picl,rrsunr Incidents yrsler-
day
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-,l. ne heaiSe uH'u ny anderson Hr"s''
Iha.aseIs ol thc Guy uhle' I'NlNE p">l.
nee 10 ,iu 10 NE one oi Tue "Hh"'oul'S'
IA '''' 9'"'o'
Two cases before the recorder ycstcr.
day, one for vhglancy and one Tor cu,sing
resnerti,avSn cnst.
The speech of Col T. A. Jones at
| Hubb Ird CITY is gnokrn ot i'm the HIGHEST
terms uI praise both Ms a piece oi oralory
ana the subject matter.
"A physician called ON NIGHT before
last to 20 out into the corntry TO SEQ a,
sick man, had 1--WE call, before he could
| leave the nelphbnrhood
"A protTactel meeting, with good re-
SUITS, has been gong ON at the mon
ot thn II i-" "Irrc NV" .or ",,''' ''' '''f'''
bishop Parker,s visit gives great
pleasure to our Methodist friends, and tie
fllth street church VIII doubtless be
crowded TINS morning ana evening.
Al, -,
MI nl' hi' iiayuen' Mhos" laru' Is one
niicent specimens OF cing.stonr peaches
Yesterday. Six OF them weighing Il little
over three pounds, or oyera hail pound
each.
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~" u'a' 'hc Nah'lS nihlvu Is oyer
we wan, w. s'c WV WY ,"cNit lue NounE
m,an n'i"',u :" ~ W. l-NAN'Nh"' l''ny
two miles, any kind otac0urse, His friends
nave money 10 ilsk on m
The ,itv was in mood nt funds tn pur
chase disinfartnnts vcst,r,luv IL. usn IN
Tho tonl snots hat ar. To- n,rnnro,,.
about town. Learning of The ditlicnlt,
Mnynr Stnrnis aJvanrsI he MONEY nyc,
$50, out of his private means.
A cotton stalk mrnsurino seven foot
from the base In ihe stem, ,v,,s hrought In.
10 the c,ty Yesterday ns an ryiG"nr of # t M
extraordinary growth ofcotton this year
III was raised IN the nelghburhOod %
Speeglevllle,
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"I. / t.hat,', WIG ilNe9 ON TUE emu.
, ,Sn s,"s ,'i h umGnt "'e no worms worn, ~
fine, though rather tending 10 stalks
There is much sickness on the TchuacHna
though none fatal SO Tar.
MIR. Adjoining OF Mclcnnan county
Is out as an Independent candidate iUi
iloat, and Is going to stump the district
Mr.. Corning is a nephew OF Mr. Corning
ex-governor OF New York, and is gen
lleman OF education and good and pleas
lng speaker
Marlin, our dearly beloved ncirhbor
votes to-morrow ON a proposition to levy
Ian extra tax OF one halt OF one rcr cent Ia
carry on her free schools during the en-
suing year, II the proposition Is crrri, d
il viii be the best card Marlin has ever
PLAYED in her own behalf.
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FRANK Sims, DlacA man nhler b' no
OF 80 to appear ana answer rhhrge o.
as,auIt nn" na,.eiS, p sIdG o",,,ue INV
ihr bond was d clarcd fortified. An
hour later his bontsmrn brought the dire
iict darkey into court, and surrcnd rcd
him, and he was committed to iai.
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