The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-12
THE EXAMINER
WACO, MARCH II. 1882.
LOCAL. EsEsEyiTsES.
EteIms OF Interest from Our Ese-
pOrters' Note Books.

pOrters' Note hooks.
Read our cheap column this morn
ing.
The machinery trade has commenced
to improve,
We have heard q few faint whispers
OF festival.
boarding houses seem to be doing a
| good business.
Father Bpdelon lectures on st Pat
rick Friday night
1t is still a matter OF doubt as to what
the weather is going to be.
The Missouri Pacific is at work on its
iron bridge over Waco creek.
Notices OF good property tor sale in
our local columns this morning.
BE early at the Concorda Tomorrow
night. if you expect TO get seat.
Two freight trains came in over the
Narrow Gauge yesterday evening.
This weather ought to bring out the
candidates tor matrimony and office.
The man with the poney which tackles
sand-bags and salt-Sacks ID Il good one.
The martens have returned and their
notes can DC heard early every morning.
Two DRINKS and one nuisance case,
before the recorder yesterday morning.
In large number of yards in town
roses and other flowers can be seen in tut
bloom.
-One-hail of the people who were on
the street yesterday were complaining
OF pet corn.
-"Broken Ties" and the hop by the
ConcOrdia club Wednesday night will be
Il leading attraction,
The concert for the benefit OF the
First street cemetery, at Waco Female
college Friday night.
The Concordia Club rehearsed " Bro
ken Ties again last light, and also prac-
ticed music several hours.
Freight business on all the roads is
as good, il not better. now than 1t has
been at any time since the first OF January.
The EXAMINER returns thanks for
VINE and cake yesterday morning. 1rom
the wedding OF MI. and Mrs. ChaS kO-
PAIL.
The officers are glad to see the weather
drying up and the roads getting better,
for they are anxious to HE away 20 The
country.
The season tor purchasing reapers
ard mowers will soon be at hand. We
pr, sume the leading machines Will be
represented.
Both prohibition and anti-prohibition
people in Waco expressed anxiety yesteT-
day TO know how the election i'll Hill
county went.
Work is again progressing on the
Narrow Gauge bridge, hut il goes on slow
ly on account OF the high wafer and diff
culty.in hauling material.
A young man had live chapperal
cock on the streets yesterday, which he
caught in the woods. They are getting
very scarce i'll This section now.
"A Dallas produce man alvertiscs Il
CARLOAD of Scotch potatoes fresh from
Liverpool. Ne expect that advertisement
WAS calculated 10 make all Irishmdn
laugh.
Two civil cases tried in Justice Evans
court yesterday. lie opened court with
seventy cases on the docket and took
number OF judgments by default.
Through a typographical error in our
Sunday mornings edition the kXAilNER
was made 10 say that the bend OF Ed
Blocker was fixed III $500 when il should
have been $1,000,
Mr. John T. Walton intends 10 repair
the building lately occupied by I. K. Jor-
dan at once and run II back seventy feet
farther. The building will then be two
stories and one hundred and tilty feet
deep.
The walk which leads up to the Cath
ole church, on both streets. is bldIy en-
numbered 10y nunetO Gus pieces OF brick,
which makes walking ut night very I'M
comfortable. y lew minutes work
would remove them and greatly please
those " no attend the church and pass
along those streets.
Bridge street begins to look up again.
Nearly ali the buildings are occupied and
considerable trade goi"g on. Messrs.
Moore Il Moore have purchase from
Mrs. johnson the lower story OF what is
known as the SeIman building and having
owned the two upper floors tor some time
are now sole owners of the entire build
ing and grounds. They intend putting
down new walk, painting and other
wise improving the property.
The Cincinnati Enquirer publishes
IN interview, Ur an alleged one With depu-
~ United States Marshal Hunni,utt,
which was intended either ior boss bur
lesque OF the season, or stamps the inter
viewer as an unmitigated ass. No doubt
after the interview he knew quit as much
about the laws OF Texas, and admin TIA
ton OF justice. us the ordinary northern
concert scribe, who PIRATES so much about
this state. 1t is more than likely, that the
deputy gave him a game from long taw,
which lie swallow Ell whole. Marshal Nor
ton present in Cincinnati at the time,
ought TO have got hold OF that ASS, and
gave him dose and the South would
then be good for another six months
chastizing. AS pure slu,h. the article is
creditabIe to the Epqurrr's taste.
Matthews, Massey u Blades ENJOY an
enYi.ble distinction as house and sign
painters. They never slight their work,
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