The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-02-25
LOCAL BssEVITFES.
Hens of Interest from Our Re
porters' Note Books.
The river was rising last evening.

The river was rising last evening.
Many of the peach trees are in bloom
Several bales OF cotton i'll market yes
terday.
/ "A change has taken plach, 1t has
rained.
No cases were tried in Justice Davis 5
court yesterday.
The. Pacific express looms up IN ltS
new horse and wagon.
Some people are sowing oats anu
( planting corn in the mud.
In Coryell county the candidates have
commenced 10 announce
Streets Monthly has made its appear
ance again, neat and newsy.
/ The cotton future market is taking
/ long breath for another spring.
-Rhubarb ''poy" is what kept some cf
the boys from calling last night
A nun Der of people are having chilis
and INDUCING in prom Scuous shaking.
-Aanya laugh was has had at the sign
stuck in the carp pond on Fourth street
The cloudy weather last evening
made the Merchants feel sort Of deSpond-
ent.
The water company's biz sprinkler
has been tested, and sheds water like
shower.
The young ladies had TO sit alone
again last night, Tor it was too wet for the
young men TO call.
The Downs and Napier buildings Is
having a decided Improvement in thc
way OF front finish.
The Narrow Gauge is buildin, bo .ts
10 accelerate them in erecting thrI.
bridge across the BraZOs.
Constable Ellison Is busy sumnfr,e
witnesses Tor the opening OF Justice,
Davis cVal court next week
The Texas Express company has 8,
new and attractive sign III nOnt Ui It's
office ON North Fourth street.
The Oriental Cornet band en.iyeacd
the streets with some choice music on
their new instruments last evening.
1.-Two cases in the city court last Scs-
sion. one Tor drunkenness, the other for
dIscharging irearms in the city limits.
The remains OF Mrs. CLARK the woman
who died Thursday Night. were buried
} esterdny Ut the expense VI the county.
The generous man who dit not tai
his pie at dinner yesterday, but gave It 10
the bOaider sitting next 10 aim. was moi
50 generous after all.
Excavations tor the foundation val
OF Cleveland " CanerUn's now wnOirsaIc
house. on the corner OF Fourth amt wash
ington streets, are going on.
The Paul Quinn Messenger, the
organ OF the coiU.ed university located
here. l. out. and il "a credit 10 the college,.
1t contains MANY tine articles.
---The cat has commenced her summer
.ereradrs in the back yarj. AMI the cur
;imuses the moon AMI norriles the ncr-
vous sleeper at the front gate.
The NJ. Z. is repairing its track in the
city and south OF mere. Travellers say
there are many bad places between here
and Fort Worth that need attention
Tile new office OF Col. X. b. Parrot
is being fitted up regardless, and when
comp eted will be second. in JIst and ap-
= arance. 10 no other office N Central
Texas.
"A number OF boys We're seen playing
in boats on the river just as it there WAS
10 danger in il. Parents should find bet
ter OF at least safer amusement iOr thcF
hopetuls.
Justice Evans stood at bis stair steps
Yesterday and viewed the sights, not be
ing otherwise engaged, and justice
Davis walked up and do%n the streets 1Jr
his health.
The Narrow Gauge proposes 10 put
Oh large force and spend time, material
tween Waco and TeXarkana. ali o. which
is badly needed.
Ministers viii confer a favor on lbs
and their congregations by handing in to-
day notices OF sermons Tomorrow. We
will make no announcement unless we
have positive instruction.
A stake drove i'll the mud mole on
Austin street where the horses nave been
; allied Tor the last few days has "a board
nailed acro,s the top OF 1t with the follow
ing information No fishing IN this
Jake" No use to tsh there. All thc
horses that have fallen in have gone out
Of The reach OF d line.
The Santa Fo road adycrti>es in the
different papers and on lis bills thar it haS
at Banks with the Narrow
Gauge. This is deluding the travelling
public, because the Narrow Gauge has
not yet crossed the BraZ0s and docs not
lately get to Waco regularly, let alone
BanAs, which is eighlueu miles further
west.