The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-19
THE EXAMINER
WACO, MARCH 10, 1882.
LOCAL IsEsEVaTlEs.
HENS OF Interest from Our ge-
POrfers' Note Books.

=, LOCAL IsEsEVaTIEs.
Hens OF Interest from, Omr are.
Poriers' Note Books.
20 -Eggs are plentiful.
!, Flies growing numerous.
Linen coats out yesterday.
, "A clear sky at sunset lust night.
Ice cream would have been cuioye,
r yesterday.
Straw berries are in market in South
ern Texas.
The oyster is loosing its grip on the
public palate.
Will it or will il not rain, was til,
question ycstcI day.
In other counties the candidates al,
having it hot already.
Mr.. Tom sclman has finished plan No
about one hundred acres Ut corn.
Low quarter shoes and sqndals have
taken the place Of heavy winter wrar.
The trains brought in great many
I'M. ,.TIy "a
| We understand Mi Joe Guytcn is in
the race Tor collector. Joe viii make -
= pun
For any news of startling or
general interest Saturday was the worst
D';sy Of tie week.
Tile recorders batch numbered two
yesterday morning. Incy mad been tom
Porally with IMAM chief encmy.
All -, ,.os,o..,.,, .,,, .,....,l,,,
Ter stood at Is degrees il tne shade. ODD
sol Is getting in las work carly.
| -Re,,d nm, .Ii,. ,.r,,,,. .., .,,,.,..,. ..,i,
to-, an" .b,' ,t, % 'i''''. SCI ,G
changes ii somu OF TIE pupts.
-vb.. stores l,.,.t ,,,,..,, I.t, l..-, ,f,h+
~ .,in,v sGns ~ '!'ii -'', ,''9' M NJ
tH,. r,, I'm ~ no "eiv o''ss 'I''o''- Il
-T,ts IL, ,or.o,.. +oi., ,,,.,.t.. ...,,,,
down to tE r,.r, IN e',,i'ilH S.!olts
ON ~, %o,r, 80, ~ Sl' ~ " ~
lug r''f' '''''
corn mn pi LiI , H., missy IS Osy r'ahlhg
an, ,rt, l'',',.,oi, iiC say nv D'tA
| lar 49, '"' N's" 'e oU'
The ministers association OF Waco
W W. lGe' III 'nG n! tlst chafeh at Il; u
h.. s,.,,t ---''''' u "'0 ''t"es'o" "
Il is with difficulty children can now
be kept /" schoo,. rhey think it is the
unnI, tn.n, '''''' ''''' ~ ''1'l'0''"
On the sandy land east OF the city
There Is little uUub!e working it now and
ne farmers are pretty GENERALLY engaged
III planting.
-Persohs VINO came TO town yesterday
say the roads and lanes ara iulI OF broken
uoWH vehicles, and the repair shops viii
soon nave plenty OF work.
-Nnhndv e.c,,,ol - ,,,o,. ,I,, mood
yh,b wa ,fI,.,,, f,', ,'i' arc 49,
yesterday and twenty-five or tulrty loads
went begging for purchaser.
A C,crp,o, ,,.,,,,,,. .oo,,,:,,.,,,, L..
n,,.nt,rl,J ,,,,,. an t'I, w
II i. .,iJ sbo H. e2lGl'"s'
III. ,.n,Intr,-,,,I ~, ~ "''N9 III
''' - ~ -i'''
The young man b, gins 10 feel >hakv
months sr,yp NJ ir,. nom, ,,.,it.,Is III.
mes. camp ruretinus. .tr oI rnlIi,'n ~,
hi, rxch,nurr.
splendId and il i, trou bt, thor. Viii H..
mere thau can be- ,t,.+, m tbI- s,rrin,i
Those no b,y,. i..,,,n ,,,,,,,I,,,.. sj,,,,,I,i
make r..nori,,rpfs H. shin ti,.r,
LIVERY body who loves E" laugh trim
out MONDAY and Tuesday uS',t and give
ohFGF J""d Byron AMI Manager Garland
to'''ii% houses, tar II viii be the last
lit,lc oprro hons, '''''''7 '''''''' IL ''''
Farmers VII" were IN til" city ye~tcr
uay' say thu the wheat crop Is looking
10 yer L''Ih t''y ever d. tore stW 1t amt II
h"i 'a"Sh' ny nate most or hail, they OK
P''l :" nave uiESor SleId per acre tliIn
'''' NH"" III lhlS c'I"A-
Some farmers have been cnouirino, for
cotton seed. They shol,lJ n, s,tr,. IN h,'vn
Il tlIlI supply hy nlanting time and even
enough Tor Il second ulan,InU. as tLcv
might lose the first as has often been the !
case and then they would bc in the same
plight they hay4 been on ac,asions here
tof0re.
i" { are I'qu'NIe,' I" ask all parties
" ~ "''' WV H1'ihociS W WACO Lug"
would IiLr to i,,in tj,.,, or,,sr ~ t,i,at ~
Or. ChttOn's dental office. nj 3 O'Clock this /
afternoon. 1t is intended To rrorganiz" !
the lodge and put it on a working basis.