The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-04
Local BzsEyITEES.
s,s,.s of Interest from Our ise~
,orters' Note Books.

IN
month.
DO not lay aside your winter fianneis
too hastily.
The bill collector still pursues his tire
less round.
Read cur cheap. column, it contains
new notices.
See notice of dissolution OF the firm Of
Boudro & Mcdonald.
The prairies are clothed in green and
flowers springing up.
oil and gas bills are gowing less as
daylight grows greater.
See notice of sherif17s sale this morn
ing OF groceries, etc.
Clean up your yards, whitewash and
prepare to ward of sickness.
| Passenger travel on the various lines
has been good in the last few days.
The way in which the streets and
roads baye dried up has been surprising
There will be rare chance to take
drive on the principal streets tomorrow
See the ordinances published this morn
ing. They ale all salutary and impor-
tant.
The commencement of improvements
on north Fourth street, has given it ii live
ly air.
The Concordia club are now rehears-
ing for their play and will present 1t on the
10th, inst.
Dust has begun 70 sweep mp and
! down the sidewalks aud will soon be fly
/ ing on the steets.
No cause for trains not being on time
now if the comp MES will put men Oh
| the track and put ii in shape.
| Front gate whispe"ings are beginning
| to blossom and another run on cough
mixtures may be expected by d5ug9Ists-
Freight for different interior points is
accommodating in town and as soon us the
roads are a little better there will be CON
siderable hauling for teamsiers.
MIR James B. Baker, yesterday cor
ttacted to erect for D.. y. Kelley Esq, Il
handsome brick residence on Columbus
street.
The mud on Austin avenue near sixth
stcet and north and south ofthe avenue on
Sixth, sends forth q very disrgreeable
smell
Since the pay boxes" of the different
railroads have passed through town some
of the employees ] we. been enjoying
mineiture Mardi Gras.
Upon an examining trial, the alleged
hOrse-thief n Moore was released. The
evidence all tending to show that the Otli-
GERS had the wrong man by the ear.
An East Waco gentleman put a head
on another and the recorder stepped IN
for his share of the pie at the last session
OF his court. 1t was the only case he had
"A Hollander undertook TO tell us
story yesterday, but the language was SO
ungrammatical and the accent so strange,
aud the sty .e so aesthetic that the repor-
ter failed to appreciate the significance OF
the story.
j L. Barnes will continue the grocery
business AT the same old stand OF w. Is.
Scarborough 4 Co, south side OF the
square, has a telephone i'll the store and
dcliYers goods to all parts OF the city.
The building for church pu poses to
be erected by the Methodist denOmina-
ton of which Rev. c. +. Gidd-' IS is
pastor. will be handsome structure.
credit to the denomination AID 2 l orna-
Ii ent to the city.
The pastors of the city churches we
trust will not neglect their Sunday an
nounCemPpts to-day il they wish them TO
appear Tomorrow morning. In order not
to confuse church goers, We insert only
those which are handed.
The ordinance regulating the sped of
trains within the city limits is good one.
All ordinary rules have been disrcgardtd
by all the roads and they should hereafter
be made TO learn that we haYe ordinances
for the enforcement OF them.
Justice Evans tried no eases yesterday,
but will be engaged this morning on the
case OF Julia Mullens alias Julia Coke
charging her with language UnbecOming
even one OF her color, rank and smell ami
also onthe charge OF assault.
While in New Orleans Bart Moore
left standing order tor refined cotton
seed oil for cooking purposes. lie now
has a supply at his store and will b. pleas
ed to supply his customers with the pure
article which is now suppIanting lard tor
domestic USE.
A dispute over a pile of bones, wrap
pei in a hide. sometimes denOminated
horse. occupied the tune of Justice Davis
last yening. The costs i'll the suit was
twenty ven dollars and the horse well
shod is worth perhaps half that amount.
Lots of glory in law suit, but very little
money.
"A grown man was crying on the
streets Yesterday that somebody owed
him a dollar and wouldn't pay it. Boom
ing bOiSterous he was repremanded by
the mayor, who relieved his present ne
cessities by contribution OF a half dollar.
The hand closed on the money like duck
on d June brig.
A gentleman in this city recently
wrote to a taXs collector in neighbour
inc county, asking for a statement of the
taxes due on his property IN that county
The letter was answered with the de-ired
information and tie additional notification
as follows My neighbor has lost horse
the color OF Mag Smiths COW. Please
look ont for him
1t is an hourly occurrence to sec strang-
ers passing up and down the streets and
hear the question and rtioiuder, who are
thew Il do not know, but | expect they
are some rev yankees" Several families
from the north have recently moved here
and numer9sHs peN male taGe9 IS sire 10
grow in prosperity as long as she can get
such new corners.
Housekeepers, hotels and restaurants
| will be interested to know that -. ).
| Wood is in receipt OF another lot OF the
celebrated clarified cotton seed oil. ter
cooking purposeseS. It is clear as amber
| and guaranteed to he prIe ami clean.
There is no occasion to speak OF its uIili-
w. as Numbers OF the best families in town
are now using it all the time. To the city
trade Mr.. Wood authorizes US to say he
viii Job this oil at New Orleans prices.
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