The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-07
THE EXAMINER
WACO, MARCH Z, 1882.
LOCAL BRsEVEEIES.
HENS of Interest from Oar RE-
por1ers' note hooks.
truck is growing fast.

-Garden truck is growing fast.
A dull trade most OF yesterday.
Look our tor flesh invoice of colds
The last rain did not injure the road:
much.
The county sold number OF esuays
yesterday.
-Overcoats were found very comforta-
bic Yesterday.
Justice Evans had no cases in his
court yesterday.
"A considerable amount OF City take,
still uncOlIected.
The Germania whied the hours away
| at their hall Sunday night.
"A few started out for Il drive Sur day
evening, but ther rain marred their pleas
ure.
In police court yesterday there were
two pistol and three cases tor minor Of
lenses.
Work on the Narrow Guage bridge
is progressing slowly, but nevertheless
progressing.
The bill collector braved the north
wind yesterday, in his rGdoubtable hunt
Tor the delinquent.
"A new walk is bing put down in
front OF the Napier and Powers building
on the square and Austin avenue.
Read our cheap column and keep do
ing SO every morning. Because there are
changes OF real interest every day.
-Courting the garden gate, has been
temporarily suspended and some have
turned it into coughing by the parlor
stove.
The wood vendor thought he was
going to get up . boom eSlerday on ac-
count OF the norther, but it did not 90
worth cent.
This is the only day left to secure
tickets Tor tile Puri;H fancy dress and mas
querade ball and you will be in luck il
you get one.
The city was full of commercial tray
elers on Sunday ami the hotels did good
business. What difference between now
and IL year ago.
Justice Davis had Il fence arbitration
case in his court yesterday which was
taken to the district courtroom in order
to have access 10 the records.
The rain Sunday evening and the
norther which followed kept many from
attending night services. but the atten-
dance in the morning We're numerous.
MIR. H. c. Mills was in from his ranch
yesterday, and informs Us that sheep are
now doing splenidly. His flock is beng
increased by about fifty lambs each day.
Levine Bros, have commenced open
ing their new stock, which is ARRIVING in
their new quarters, or rather their old
quarters where they were burnt out some
time ago.
1t was noticed Sunday that the candi-
dates occupied prvmin. mt places in the
different church, and VIII II the contribu
ton box came around they deposited a
piece in it with smile.
Since the DAYS have become longer
the Young men have made the calling
hour after supper halt an hour later than
in winter. and soon they will have TO put
it Oft another half hour.
The frog cannot certainly claim that
his domain is limited this season, and no
doubt lie is happy over what nature has
dGnc for him. Tor he can lie heard singing
in every mud-hole all over the county
The last number OF the Southern Am
aranth rGnews the old "Piagiarism" con-
trovcr>y and goes for Waco poetcss and
her dctcnierS. in no slow manner. Re
lief from the monotony IS now in order.
Pretty soon persons who wish'tO visit
points west OF here can take the Missouri
Pacific train from here to Bolton and then
90 up The Santa Fe to Morgan and home
over the Central and Gainesville can be
reached and get back to Waco on the
same day.
"A foreigner, lately landed hired a
horse and buggy at Orlnd's sunday and
to cut a swell in this Land OF milk and
honey rode up and down Austin avenue
and other streets, in tull run. He was
finally ovcrhauled on east plaza and the
rig taken from him.
Waco Lyceum has changed its night
of meeting from Wrdnt Stay back to
Thursday, and hereafter they will
meet in Concordia hall, odd Fellows
building. Many would have been better
pleased had they LETT the meeting night
on Wednesday as it has teen recently.
On Sunday when the norther came
up few were expecting i, but after the
rain they found it meant business and par
lor fires were lighted in most homes yes
teIday, the ror;h Wind was Sharp and
gave people rosy appearance and elastic
steps. Late last night it seemed to have
spent its force, and that warm weather
would soon return.
The Bible seems to form a topic for
much discussions in the Waco pulpits just
now. Some time ago Il SERIES of articles
from the Rev. B. A. Rogers on the New
Version" Or. My has given us the"Biblc,
God and Immol tality." Father Badelon
one week ago or more preached sermon
On the "Blb'e' and Sunday morning Rev,
b. A. Rogers, TOOK for his text The
Bible for All Men
We saw this morning greater pOr-
ton of Waldo's Waco City Directory, a.
most ready to be bound, and it reflects
great credit on the compiler, Mr.. ID. d.
Smith, who has spared no pains to make
his work tirst-class in every particular
Our merchant and citizens should give the
directory OF 1SS2 their cordial support. 1t
will he out for delivery about the 18th OF
this month as near as we can learn.