The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-24
The wheat crop is turning out better
than farmers anticipated.


The wheat crop is turning out better
than farmers anticipated.
The ice cream parlors were pretty
well patroniZed last night
A larpc numb er of people were out
driving last evening, especially ladies'.
Mss Mary Mi liz is spending few DAYS
in Whitney visiting relatives and friends
"A new ice cream and confectionery
house on the avenue is one OF the latest
additions.
You will have 80 cause to grumhlr Mt
prices or quality OF work If you order
vour lob printing at the Examiner office.
The boar,lin z car for the Texas and
Il. Louis track laying gang arrived yes
ter,iav. and will be located at the front
hereafter.
If Won want new STYLES, new stock
and new faces of type in job printing step
around and see what the ENAMINKR can
/ DO for you.
An observant Nacoite says the waco
rost office is the OILY school in which the
/ pupil learns that three times sixteen post
! age stamps make fifty cents.
Persons who have 10 SIT on iurics
usually consider Themselves in hard luck
+ hut they are in good luck now-the can
/ Adates CunnotannOy them.
-peFrarcis garden gathered a LARGE
crowd again last evening and a night all
who were present seemed "a enjoy them
selves heartily. and the garden grows II
favor each day A. q popular resort
MIR William Cameron has rcturnc,
from trip to Temple and LHmpa>aS II
the interest OF his lumber business arC
leaves this morning Tor a trip mp the Cen
fral 10 lo,k after his interests NJ diileren
points q ong that road.
Our stranger visitors say that Waco
has more pretty ladies and cranky meT
than any city in Texas. We are on M
side Of the ladies all the time, aud thanl
. / he men CaI c,otN ..,ru ulimrnt 10 them
have no deteuse to make tor them.
- MIR. j. n. IIarrison's Jarkey hod ear
riars. who We're working tor one dolls
and fifty cents per day, struck tor two DO
hrs and refused to work They tried {
1 get men on other jobs To- join in the strik
: but failed, and a compromise on one do
, lar and seyenty-1ive cents was finally 81
d tect,d,
In county court yesterday the great
part OF the day WAS spent in hearing tn
case of q. NJ Thompson Il Co, " W. {
, Miller suit tn recover an accoJ MT. Tn
I Jury returned q verdict for 92S5.3l IN
I amout claimed by Thompson x co III
case OF the Missouri Pacific ". WI an
lersOn is now on trial.
Since the arrival OF the Texas and -
Louis boarding train there is no necesSi',
. OF carrying men backward ana forwar
from town, and gang OF thirty were las
, evening discharged, the number now b.
ing greater than i necessary 70 complCt
tie Job in the required time unless sOm
unforeseen accident occurs.
There has been no change in tn
price of wool in the last two days and bu
G little change III the tone of the market, tn
+ latter being somewhat easier but steady
, The best grades brin2 2Sc. and low Z
} grades range downward t. Zoe, except 10
; bury wool, which is not quotable. Re
: c,ipts yesterday were from POO to $500
j pounds.
; My friend look here YOU know hoy
weak and nervous your wife is. and yo'
Know that Carter'- Iron Pills will relicv
, her, now why not be fair about il and bII
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