The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-28
THE EXAMINER
WACO, APRIL %, 1882.
LOCAL BREVfTIES.
Items of Interest from Our Re
pOrIers' Note Books.

-SOiree musicale tonight.
Read our cheap column carefully.
An occasional bale OF cotton comes
in.
The late planting of corn is not doing
well.
The soiree musicale at the college to-
night.
Corn continues to come in on farm
wagons,
Two cases In the police court yester-
day morning.
Old Sol poured down his strongest
rays yesterday.
Mr.. VIII Kingsbury has commenced
sheep shearing.
The cry tor rain is again being heard
from all sections.
The members OF Waco Lyceum held 4
regular meeting last night.
1t will not be long before the first
new wheat will be in market.
On to Gatesvllle is the word with the
Texas and st. Louis road now,
-Germania hall will be the scene
OF very pleasant time tonight.
The young people are anxious to see
the new garden thrown open to the public
Work on Cleveland & Camerons
new wholesale house is going ahe1d rapid
ly.
Lem Chambers is awaiting adjustment
of his losses before engaging in business
again.
| Several Unlocking strangers have
been noticed prowling around in the last
few days.
The thermometer tried hard to raise
to ninety yesterday and only missed it by
one degree.
IT you desire to be well entertained
attend the soiIee musicale at Waco Fee
male college tonight.
The river cln rise and boom if it
wants to now, the Texas and st. Louis
road is happy.
= The Laurels gave an excellent lunch
in the odd Fellows hall yesterday and
had numerous callers.
1t took plenty OF ice and a pair of
fans to make person teel anything like
comfortable last night
1T is justice OF the peace that the
Joke Is on this time, and a countryman
Is the one who played it.
Burglars entered some of the rooms
at Joe Lehman's restaurant Wednesday
night and got few article OF plumber.
United states court is still engaged on
tlp ID lSTIpD Npn RrgITr 10 "a
suit with some show of getting to the al
Sument to-day.
People fingered near the bridge for
an hour after the directors came up town
last evening to view that elegant reclining
seat coach City OF Waco"
To-day is the last one of the races at
Corsicana and it includes troting and run
mig with consolation prizes and perhaps
u special purse viii be offered.
The city marshal OF Marlin and young
Reed are both likely to recover and the
courts will pass upon Reeds guilt or in
nocence and assess his punishment,
In spite of the heat and dust, Gov.
Hubbard had everybody around him
when he commenced Speaking yesterday
and they laugl ed and prespired over his
witiciSms and sound nuggets OF sense that
rolled from his lips one after another.
Some OF the young gentlemen were
wishing for chance to take nap last
evening. Tie young ladies have the adj
vantage of the gentlemen in that respect,
| tor they can court slumber every evening,
II they choose. Natures sW Get restorer is
always sweet indeed, after q society ball.
b,t / f,1I / 4.
passed away our Waco poet comes to the
| front, the great ID. F. Davis, whose In
spring verses a few years agOne led the
greenback party on to such signal defeat
Most people thought he had subsided but
the swan is about TO die again and will
sing.
The urchins are having fine spoIt
bathing i'll the river but We areairIid thev
do not keep in mind the picture ola coffin
and group OF mOurners which they are il
able to cause by their careltssuess. Water
is good thing when properly handled
but like whisky it is capable OF doing
vast amount OF harm.
W on cin get copies this morning of
the WEEKLY EXAMINER containing full
reports of the dOings of the veteran and
prohibition conventions, railroad news.
special dispatches, legislative news from
Austin and Washington and the happen
ings on both continents. If YOU want a
paper to send away we ask a comparison
OF our weekly with that of any other in
the state.
This Is the last day of the races at
! CorSicana and will consist of mile heats.
runaiag Jim Brilton, "Glendower." Bob
| Malloy," Narrow Gauge" and Ace of
Diamonds " The second race will he a
| theree-quarter mile dash for the conSOla-
tion priza. The closing will be a tlot-
| Ing race Tree for all the entries being
Myrtle Thompson "kokomo" and
"Membrin0n
MIR j. l.. Ayers last Tuesday sold to
! Messrs. Gluten Bros, near BOSqUeville,
lis entire apiary. consisting of seventy
| five double hives. for $3.50, a sum which
he would not have taken had not bad
health and misiOrtuncs in his family over
taken him, He has, however, some stands
left in another part OF the county from
which he expects to fill pa t orders aud
future ones will be filled by the Messrs.
Gluten.
The Laurels realized about ninety dol
lars from their supper Wednesday night
and lunch Thursday. This will iquidate
all the indebtedness of the association and
leave cash balance of fifteen or twenty
dollars. Having no further immediate
need for money many of the members
expressed a desire to give the people OF
Waco q respite from festivals, entertain
ments, etc, as their frequency had become
a matter of comment. Certainly no one
who was entertained by them vest Id4y
or the night before will join in such a
wish, for if anyone tailed to enjoy the oc-